when i saw that you hired, paid, a guy in a punk band with homosexual overtones i'm going is that a good >> the girl scowtsz don't discuss the lives of our employees because we. >> but you knew who he was. you knew we do extensive background and criminal checks. is he a non--we are a nonpartisan nonpolitical organization. and the one thing that every single employee who worked for girl scouts is aligned with and s. we stand behind girls and we don't bring our politics or our personal opinions into the organization. >> ms. parisi, you then have to understand the flack when conservative americans see a spokesperson for the girl scouts, who is a member or was a member of a punk rock band with a homosexual overtones, they are going what the duce is going on? surely you understand that. >> as a mother of two. and someone who cares very deeply about girls, i can understand some people's concern. but i want to reiterate that we are a nonpartisan, nonpolitical organization and our employees are all aligned behind girls. we are a leadership organization. and that's what we're really here to talk

every day was satanic and witchcraft and every day had these ritualistic overtones. that's what the overtone was from the police. >> they were not buying amanda's story. it was hazy at best. was there opportunity? yes. but was there motive? >> giuliano is the kind of person who can come to a crime scene and see a beautiful english girl laying dead in a pool of blood and fantasize a four-way orgy. >> to him, the primary questions were obvious. did meredith die at the hands of amanda knox and her boyfriend? and how? as it turned out, the answers almost didn't matter. >> there's always been this idea that there's just something more going on. people couldn't quite put their finger on it. and amanda was the best scapegoat, if you will. >>> investigators have been picking -- >> for the press in both america and italy, it wasn't just the story of the year. it was the story of the century. >> the amanda knox case had something for everybody. sex, drugs, international intrigue. if you're the prosecutor, it even had satanism. >> the italian press crafted a picture of this gir

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lee," he just describes that as political overtones as well, as well as the traffic study. at the same time that the governor was doing this interview tonight, the news broke about his deputy chief of staff, bridget kelly, invoking the fifth amendment and refusing to comply with the subpoena she has been sent by the legislature. that news about her invoking the amendment broke during the governor's radio interview tonight, and in that interview he was asked about it. >> the "star ledger" is just reporting now the lawyer for kelly is citing her fifth amendment rights and she will not hand over subpoenaed documents to the legislative committee. what does that tell you? >> you know, listen, it doesn't tell me anything. i know everything i needed to know from a point of employment for bridget kelly when she didn't tell me the truth. and i fired her. and what i've said as to all these people are that have lawyers now is that i hope they would share information with us, but i also understand that people have rights and they're going to exercise those rights as they see fit and as

i reference no racial overtones there whatsoever.erencing people who would look in the camera with four dead americans in benghazi and refuse to be accountable and say what difference does it make? you've either got to be a punk, a liar, grossly dishonest, dangerously anti-american or some kind of animal to agree with that kind of stuff. so insert the word dog or mongrel or chimpanzee, i have nothing against any race. in fact, my whole life is dedicated to my black heroes, my black musical heroes, and you know that. i have not a racist bone in my body. that's the propaganda ministry running amuck like your goofball friend paul who claims that i'm a has-been. i just celebrated my 50th greatest tour. >> ted, i know one thing -- >> i'm a black guitar player from detroit. get over it. >> all i know is if i call up the president, a black president a chimpanzee, i would and should be fired. because it's a racist thing to say. >> i never called the president a chimpanzee. >> well, then who are the chimpanzees? >> you think i hesitate -- peo

on conflict in the middle east and the sick -- in the middle east and the sectarian and religious overtones are fair and balanced and that is an ongoing issue. >> do you have the last question? >> thank you for a lovely presentation. i just want to ask you from a practitioner's perspective because i work as an assistant producer at islam channel in london. i find it a bit hard to balance between the moderate views and the extremist because i have been asked to do some filtering, when inviting people on show, so what is your experience and suggestions or any comments about that balancing act? >> is a very difficult one. it is one faced by programs every day, but especially when something happens. in islam, some extremists or something, something happens, and then there is a lot of internal navelgazing among editorial staff as to whether it is justified to call him an extremist who has three followers to talk about a story. there is no clear line as to when you do that but i think sometimes it is justified to call in the chaudhry's of this world. if something happened in that spirit that he c

know, the image is bad, and let alone that it might be, like, a black rap or dmx and the racial overtones were so horrible. what were you thinking there? >> when i signed on, it was never going to be a black rapper or white rapper or asian or hispanic rapper or anything like that. it was going to be a known person and small event. >> reporter: and the whole theory of the case that trayvon ended up to pete this guy dobea and he had the marks on the back of the head and now he is a prize fighter? you understand the contradiction there? >> yes. again, that fraction of the people who said that are the small percentage that don't realize that a boxing match with the referee in controlled conditions are significantly differently than being mounted as the witness stated, ground and pounded. if i went out there and got beat up, the charity would be paid. i don't want to be beat up, but i saw it was an opportunity, and i never expected it to turn out the way it did. >> reporter: and george zimmerman seems to be that way about a lot of things, and also about becoming the face of black and white ten

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jury did not have the entire picture, but there were jailhouse phone calls and pictures, and racial overtone, and there is no question in my mind that race was front and sen ther the trial. it is sort of, you know, intellectually dishonest to say, and i don't want to call ashleigh out, but -- >> and the davis family is giving a press conference and they are speaking, so i will get back to you. and jordan davis' family is about to speak. let's listen in. >> it has been a long, long road. we are so very happy to have just a little bit of closure. it's -- it's sad for mr. dunn that he will live the rest of his life in that sense of torment, and i will pray for him. and i have asked my family to pray for him. but we are so grateful for the charges brought against him and we are so grateful for the truth, and we are so grateful that the jurors were able to understand the common sense of it all. and we will continue to stand, and we will continue to work for justice for jordan. >> thank y'all for being here. it has been a long journey. about 450 days, and me and lucia and our supporters have been

it's a sweet story but cometical overtones like taxi? oh, never mind >> the lady jumping in the cab. >> that is my cab. >> things looking wet outside we've got rain across the bay area, pockets of moderate rainfall more of it off shore, poised to move onshore, it's going to be a wet afternoon and evening. in the east bay we've got down pours around san ramone and livermore, and heavy rain pushed to the south bay. rainfall totals 24 hours is more uniformly than we see. a quarter inch in half moon bay. nearly a quarter in san francisco. and near three tenths in concord. here is a live view of our sutro tower camera. you can see a lot just a moment ago. temperatures upper 50s in san francisco, oakland, redwood city. and how about this view? rain drops keep falling on my lens. and another live view looking over san francisco international airport. lots of clouds in the sky there. forecast features, rainy, gusty winds tonight. scattered showers tomorrow, then more wind, rain tomorrow night into friday morning with that next big storm. so here

difficult for reporters to report from a place like sherlock which has produced violence with religious overtones to it that does not lead to conform to our stereotypes of religions. just two examples and i would like you to maybe offer comments the reason we conclude that civil war which concluded in 2009 was conducted by a rebel group called the ltte, the liberation tigers, and it was very often the case in the press that it was assumed that they were a religious group, that their cause was some kind of religious protest. and it was assumed because well, they all must be hindus. iraqi some of the most powerful members of that gripper christian. many of the suicide bombers were christian, something that never really came out very much in any of the articles that are red. and more recently and we have to bring this up, i think buddhism always gets a very easy treatment in the press. it is the favre religion here in boulder, for sure. and yet as i think many in the romano, recently there has been a very militant religious conflict led by buddhist monks in places like burma and also in sherlock dir

every day was satanic and witchcraft and every day had these ritualistic overtones. that's what this overlay was in the case. >> the police were not buying amanda's story. it was hazy at best. was there opportunity? yes. but was there motive? >> giuliano is the kind of person who can come to a crime scene and see a beautiful english girl laying dead in a pool of blood and fantasize a four-way orgy. >> to him, the primary questions were obvious. did meredith die at the hands of amanda knox and her boyfriend? and how? as it turned out, the answers almost didn't matter. >> there's always been this idea that there's just something more going on. people couldn't quite put their finger on it. and amanda was the best scapegoat, if you will. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. that's why i recommend polident. [ male announcer ] cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. and our giant idaho potato truck is still miss

it is reporting of the middle east and conflict in the middle overtones are fair and balanced. that is an ongoing issue. you have the last question. >> thank you for a lovely presentation today. i want to ask you on the practitioner's perspective, because i worked as an assistant reducer and islam general in london. hard to balance between the moderate views and extremists. so what is your experience. difficult one. it is one faced by programs every day, but especially when something happens. and islam, extremist said something, something happens, and then there is a lot of internal navelgazing and more editorial staff. whether it is justified to call in the extremists, you may have three followers to talk about the story. there is no fear of mine as to when you do that. i think sometimes it is them in. to call if something happened within that sphere that he cannot talk as you basically say this is not a guy with half a million followers. it is the context. context is all, i think. as we discussed, difficult to apply it as moderate or conservative. i think it is an ongoing cha

but for anyone to claim that i'm a racist or it had racist overtones is the typical crap that the propagandary and the media, particularly most of your cohorts there, even though i got piers morgan's [ bleep ] thrown out. >> don't talk about my colleagues like that. >> they just don't deserve the respect. >> okay. let me ask you about something else you said about the president since you said there was nothing racial about it. i hope you can explain a word here in that same conversation i played for you where you also said this. >> a lot of people call that inflammatory speech. i would call it inflammatory speech when it's your job to protect americans and then you look into the television camera and say what difference does it make that i failed in my job to provide security and we have four dead americans. what difference does that make? not to a chimpanzee or to hillary clinton, i guess it doesn't matter. >> chimpanzee? >> yeah, erin, i appreciate you playing that. do you really think that i referenced any race as a primate? i call my buddies in my band chimpanzees when they miss a guitar

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some political overtones.> peggy bunker joins us with more on that. >> we got to get her a ticket next time. the undertones that you are mentioning are about russia's anti-gay propaganda laws that any support of the community in russia is imlegal. so in response to that the u.s. delegation to sochi led by janet napolitano and several gay athletes said the clear message about our country's support for gay rights. president obama will not attend the games but in an exclusive only here on nbc bay area he sent a message to team usa. >> so you inspire us, we're going to be watching and we are going to be rooting for you. so on behalf of all your fans around the country, including everybody in the obama family, good luck and go team usa. >> the president appointed openly gay athletes to represent the u.s. including sunnyvale ace brian boitano. he won gold in 1988 and says he's always kept his sexuality private and separate from his skating career. >> i never kept that, i was never ashamed of it. i didn't try to hide

shining an intense spotlight on officer mehserle and raising questions of police brutality with racial overtones >> the police is getting away with murder, and out on the streets they talk about they serve and protect us. they don't serve and protect us. they call us. >> officer mehserle refuses too be interviewed by investigators. six days after the incident, he quits his job without giving a statement about the shooting. a protest demanding officer mehserle be brought to justice turns violent in downtown oakland. with rioting, looting, and vandalism. prompting more than 100 arrests. a week later, officer mehserle is arrested and charged with murder. he pleads not guilty, and the eyewitness videos take center stage during his trial. >> what we saw in that video was exactly what occurred on that platform. there's no way we can get around that. >> mehserle takes the stand and testifies that he thought grant was going for a gun. grant was unarmed. mehserle also says he believed he was using his taser when he pulled the trigger. after a month-long trial, a jury finds johannes mehserle guilty of inv

issued a follow-up response saying that they were disturbed and shocked that there were political overtonesthe traffic -- >> has he been willing to talk to you again since then? >> no, he hasn't. >> me neither. shawn boburg. for the "bergen record." congratulations again. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. >>> one of the greatest mascots in all of college sports belongs to the university of oklahoma. this awesome pair of welch ponies are known respectively as boomer an sooner. if you go to a college football game in oklahoma, you'll hear the chance boomer, sooner, ring out across the stadium. >> boomer! sooner! boomer! sooner! >> boomer, sooner! something that is etched into the dna of every oklahoman. but it is the boomer part of that equation, specifically the boom in the boomer part of that equation that is now fraying the nerves of people across the great state of oklahoma. what is happening in oklahoma right now is dramatic and a little bit scary, and apparently it's very, very loud. and that story is coming up next. [ female announcer ] winter is hard on your face. th

was calm and peaceful, and we know that he wrote a jailhouse letter that was filled with racial overtoneshat never got before the jury. i personally interviewed the former neighbor who claimed that mr. dunn who had racial attitudes who felt that the minorities were taking over the country, and whites were under attack, and nobody attempted to introduce that before the verdict, and -- >> that is a case here, but that was also the case in the trayvon martin case of what he did outside of his school records and all of the background, and whether or not he had marijuana in the system and all of those thing, and at times it seems that trayvon martin was on trial, and now jordan davis seems to be on trial here, and it happens with certain people who are involved with the crimes, and it seems that the victim actually goes on trial, and i don't know if that is race or what it is, but it is happening. >> well, it is the same prosecution team, don, and they didn't learn the mistake. they didn't learn to use it. where were the baby pictures and the pictures that are heartbreaking that i showed on my

many are questioning the racial overtones of a trial, an armed white defendant based his defense on assertingan, the black unarmed victim, posed a major threat. now dunn testified that he thought he saw the barrel of a gun in the incident. no weapon, however, was ever found at the scene of the crime. joining us now is michael denzel smith, who writes for "the nation," and lisa bloom, a legal analyst at nbc news and abbo.com, and the author of the book "suspicion nation," the inside story of the trayvon martin injustice and why we continue to repeat it. welcome to you both. let's start, lisa, with what we know from this ruling. unpack it for us. >> well, you know, this was a mixed verdict, so there were five counts. on four of them, michael dunn was found guilty. that's three counts of attempted murder. that's for shooting at the other three young men in the car. the ones who survived, and shooting into a vehicle. those were the easy counts, because he shot at a car that was driving away, so i think pretty clearly he's guilty of those. the top charge was the one that the jury hung on, and that

for reporters to report from a place like sri lanka which has produced violence that has religious overtones to it that does not let it conform to our stereotypes of the religions that we have ahead of time. two examples and i would like to offer some comments if you can think of any buried up the reasons we concluded the civil war entry locker, which concluded in 2009, it was conducted by a rattle -- rebel group and it was very often the case in the press that it was assumed that they were a religious group. that there cause was some kind of religious protest. theys assumed because speak the language, they must all be induced. some of the most powerful members of the groups and suicide bombers were christian. and since we are in boulder i think we have to bring this up, i think that loses him -- buddhism always favorable treatment in the press and it is the favor religion here in boulder, for sure. [laughter] recently there has been a very militant release at -- militant religious conflict in places like burma directed, ironically, against the muslims. these are counted intuitive stories an

i referenced no racial overtones there whatsoever. i was referencing people who would look in the camera, when there's four dead americans in benghazi, and refuse to be accountable and say what difference does it make? you've got to be a punk, liar, grossly dishonest, dangerously anti-american, or some kind of animal to agree with that kind of stuff. so insert the word dog or mongrel or chimpanzee. i have nothing against any race. my whole life is dedicated to my black musical heros and you know that. i have not a racist bone in my body. that's the sol lewinsky propaganda, like paul begala who said i'm a has been. i just celebrated my 509th year. i'm a black guitar player from detroit. get over it. >> all i know is if i called the president, who is a black president, a chim pan zee, i would and should be fired. >> i didn't call the president. >> first, paul, please respond to ted nugent to the substance of what he had to say. obviously, he watched you on the show last week pretty closely. you were on with ben, i believe that night. >>

- in the pleasure of the moment, how could anyone imagine that such intimacy could have negative overtones? james curran: what are the risks of sexual behavior? well, of course, they include hiv. and your risks may vary but they also include unwanted pregnancy, and they include debilitating or life threatening std's, such as chlamydia infection oryphilis or gonorrhea, herpes, or even cervical cancer caused by papilloma virus. and they also include the opportunity to have a lifelong happy, fulfilled sexual life. decisions regarding sexual behavior begin at a very young age. i think probably the biggest problem we have in the urban environment is that young children, both girls and boys come sexually tive at wayoooung an ag we talk about how to prevent sexually transmitted disease, but we won't say in middle school, "just say no to sex." robert hatcher: i think that parents and children must be willing to say that if you choose to be sexually active, here's what you must do to be responsible so you're not hurting someone else, and you're not hurting yourself. we cannot say that word. and you

it's not as a candidate and on and so that both actors say actually that there's some scary and overtones to this movie. the meeting. i do i intend to use them. she had treatment. shakespearean guinea and see. i guess it's a romantic western like rock'n'roll shakes you can use these kinds of works. yes enactments now see a story that has had one of school came this week at the weekend's me of how race until the constant anti anti sinfulness at the glitzy on and off site chisel to have when she was seven years old leon has strongly refuted the claim and if that's a fair investigation at the time fountain a credible evidence to support the claim i this is certainly has dominated the film used and the seventh see's how slowly the jackson kids weren't going to treat the root that are on the actually the only person who's really taking a stance here it is green and the number of rupees in girls who also produces the show on and she takes the side has on balance i saw her first week on the senate. to share in this play is complete is powerful and generous and then her second he said most victim

for reporters to report from a place like sri lanka which has produced violence that has religious overtones to it that does not let it conform to our stereotypes of the religions that we have ahead of time. two examples and i would like to offer some comments if you can think of any buried up the reasons we concluded the civil war entry locker, which concluded in 2009, it was conducted by a rebel group and it was very often the case in the press that it was assumed that they were a religious group. that there cause was some kind of religious protest. it was assumed because they speak the language, they must all be induced. some of the most powerful members of the groups and suicide bombers were christian. more recently, and since we are in boulder i think we have to bring this up, i think that buddhism always gets a favorable treatment in the press and it is the favor religion here in boulder, for sure. [laughter] recently there has been a very militant religious conflict in places like burma directed, ironically, against the muslims. these are counted intuitive stories and i think they are

issued a follow-up response saying that they were disturbed and shocked that there were political overtoneshe traffic -- >> has he been willing to talk to you again since then? >> no, he hasn't. >> me neither. shawn boburg. for the "bergen record." congratulations again. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. a steel cage: death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines. best in class rear legroom against other-class legroom. but then we realized. consumers already did that. twice. huh. maybe that's why nobody else showed up. how does one get out of a death cage? vo: right now, get 0.9% apr on all passat models plus a total of $1000 in bonuses. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a statione

the racial overtones of it were so horrible. what were you thinking there?on, it was never going to be a black rapper, white rapper, asian, hispanic rapper, anything like that. it was going to be an unknown person. it was going to be a smaller event. >> reporter: the whole theory of this case is that tray vonn wanted to beat this guy down and now he wants to fight? he's a fighter? you know, do you understand how that was -- there was a contradiction there for people? >> yes. and, again, that fraction of people that said that are the small percentage that don't realize that a boxing match with a referee in controlled conditions are significantly different than being mounted, as the witness stated, ground and pounded. if i went out and got beat up, the charity was still getting paid. i don't want to get beat up. but i saw it as an opportunity. i never expected it to be -- to turn out the way it did. >> reporter: george zimmerman seems to feel that way about a lot of things. for example, becoming the face of white-black tensions in america. >> i actually had tw

a very repressive society which is supposed to be of course the happiest place on earth such as overtones of all sorts of tutorial. many regimes and said despite retaining the tx be wearing isn't in fact as is the site to taking direct aim at islam which in effect books to think big. she's taken some iconography from portions of the middle east that we in the west might think they're a little backward in their regard for women but it's it's not for a full on obnoxious assault and certainly religion is an ancient cave re testing on that expedition team access to bed tonight to think that many skills. it's the latest french feature animation. i was the winter holidays. he and our sofas and i think i've selected a needful but i got some awesome acts with a peace making the tea bag pull me back to the reception at six oz a sunday except study said. this family film has been content a style was different. indiana's and spends most of the rings series. that's the time you notice that we'll explain when the artists came out everyone said how could you make a feature film with no spoken dialogue

for reporters to report from a place like sri lanka which has produced violence that has religious overtones to it that does not let it conform to our stereotypes of the religions that we have ahead of time. two examples and i would like to offer some comments if you can think of any. the recently concluded the civil -- the recently concluded civil ka, which concluded in 2009, it was conducted by a rebel group and it was very often the case in the press that it was assumed that they were a religious group. that there cause was some kind of religious protest. it was assumed because they tamil, they must all be hindus. some of the most powerful members of the groups and suicide bombers were christian. more recently, and since we are in boulder i think we have to bring this up, i think that buddhism always gets a favorable treatment in the press and it is the favorite religion here in boulder, for sure. [laughter] recently there has been a very militant religious conflict in lanka like burma and sri led by buddhist monks. ironically, against the muslims. these are counted intuitive -- these are

. >> well, tamron, that's one of the more other great angles of this whole race, the 2016 overtones.likely hillary clinton, bill's spouse, ends up running for the presidency in 2016. rand paul, the republican senator from kentucky is also someone who's on our 2016 radar, and rand paul has been making shots at bill clinton, reviving a lot of those 1990s monica lewinsky scandals. in some ways i think to beef up his own conservative credentials as he might be preparing for a 2016 bid, but that's all a backdrop today and as we mentioned this morning, tamron, bill clinton, 22 years after first winning election 1992 is still on the campaign trail, putting that in perspective, 22 years, he's had such a staying power as somebody who goes and stumps for democrats and campaigns and that's something that's pretty unusual in american politics. >> well, it's so amazing, you put it in perspective this way, this would be the equivalent of ronald reagan being able to stump for republicans through 2002 and obama campaigning for democrats 2030. that's the extent of length of time we're looking at. >>

issued a follow-up response saying that they were disturbed and shocked that there were political overtones to the traffic -- >> has he been willing to talk to you again since then? >> no, he hasn't. >> me neither. shawn boburg. for the "bergen record." congratulations again. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants... voice-enabled bill pay. just a tap away on the geico app. ♪ huh, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. yup, everybody knows that. well, did you know that some owls aren't that wise. don't forget about i'm having brunch with meagan tomorrow. who? seriously, you met her like three times. who? geico. from crest 3d white, new brilliance toothpaste and boost. after brushing, our exclusive boost polishes your smile and whitens with 3x the stain lifting ingredient for a smile that dazzles. new crest 3d white brilliance. this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day whic

fighting, the image is bad, let alone that it might be like a black rapper, dmx, just the racial overtonesorrible. what were you thinking there? >> when i signed on, it was never going to be a black rapper, white rapper, asian, hispanic wrapper, anything like that. it was going to be an unknown person, a smaller event. >> the whole theory of this event was trayvon -- do you understand how there was a contradiction there for people. >> yes. and that fraction of people who said that are the small percentage don't realize that a boxing match with a referee in controlled conditions are significantly different than being mounted as the witness stated ground and ponded. if i went out there and got up, the charity was still getting paid. i don't want to get beat up but i saw it as an opportunity. i never expected it to turn out the way it did. >> george zimmerman seems to feel that way about a lot of things, for example, becoming the face of white/black tensions in america. >> i felt like two-thirds of my upbringing was the peruvian. i have black people in my family. it shocking based off my last

similar overtones here of race and self-defense.ichael dunn claimed that he was acting in self-defense when he fired on an suv with four teenagers inside after confronting them about the loud music they were playing. well, dunn said he saw one of the teens grabbing a gun. so dunn fired ten shots. three of them hit 17-year-old jordan davis who died. no gun was ever found in the teen's car. no gun. dunn was charged with first-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder. >>> and just ahead, we've got the latest from sochi where there's a battle brewing over the u.s. speed skater's uniforms. >>> and vladimir putin paid a surprise visit to team usa. this is really interesting. you want to stick around for this. find out what -- why the russian president was at the usa house. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to gr

i referenced no racial overtones there whatsoever.d look in the camera when there is four dead americans in benghazi and refuse to be accountable and say, what difference does it make? my whole life is dedicated to my black heroes. my black hughes cal heroes. you know that. i have not a racist bone in my body. that's like your goofball friend claims i am a has-been. i just celebrated my 50th greatest tour. i have a black guitar player from detroit. get over it. >> if i called the president who is a black president a chimpanzee, i would and should be fired. >> i never called the president a chimpanzee. >> who were you referring to? >> you think i hesitate. people who support that it doesn't matter four americans are dead. >> people who looked into the television camera and said that, the people you are referring to? >> i will leave it to our viewers to decide whether that was a direct reference to the president or not. >> ted nugent, we'll be right back. pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, b

that's the explanation that i think has political overtones to it. the fact is that the compareson is slightly below historical average. so it is not at a level where you expect companies to be expanding to add productive capability because we are not there yet. but investors are also concerned about technology getting out of date because they have been reluctant to spend. and the incentives, i also learned acquisitions, particularly when getting acquirers and acquiree stocks benefiting from the number of actry sigss. >> you were just talking about the volatility in emerging markets and we have been talking about where the potential spill-over effects could be. what about corporate credit and the high-yield market? >> corporate credit and the high yield specifically has been rich for some time. the pressure to put money to work at yields that are scarce have pushed a lot of money into the high-end market that no real concerns about default risk, but default risk is not the only consideration there. there's liquidity risk of the market. and on the who

the racial overtones of it were so horrible. what were you thinking there?ing to be a black rapper, white rapper, asian, hispanic rapper. it was going to be an unknown person, a small are event. >> the whole theory of this case is that trayvon wound upbeating this guy down. he had marks on the back of his head. now, he wants to fight. he is a fighter. do you understand how that was a contradiction there? >> yes. again, that tracks of people that said that are the small percentage that don't realize that a boxing match with a referee in controlled conditions are significantly different than being mounted, as the witness stated, ground impound. if i went out there and got beat up, the charity was still getting paid. i don't want to get beat up but i saw it as an opportunity. i never expected it to turn out the way it did. >> george zimmerman seems to feel that way about a lot of things. for example, becoming the face of white/black tensions in america. >> i actually had two full peruvians and one american raising me. two-thirds of my upbringing was peruvian an

there is an overtone truck that is blocking the lanes. moon bay. >> dolphins is promising a better work environment for his players. after an investigation into the jonathan martin scandal. it's the first time coach joe philbin has addressed the findings in the ted wells report released last week. wells looked into allegations that martin had been bullied by teammate richie incognito and others. coach philbin says he will look under "every stone" to change the culture inside miami's locker room. >> and check out this rare video from china. it's a snow leopard. checking out a camera that was set on a rock. to catch images of the animal. this video is from northwest china. the forestry department in the area says photos and videos of snow leopards in this area have been captured only eight times since august of 2011. the wild snow leopard is considered to be a threatened species. there are an estimated 4- thousand of them left in the >> welcome back. the son of ofthe men accused of b. ting and brightbeating bryan stow arn court. it is eithe

i mean they're really political books with adolescent overtones and pretty magnificent. >> i have toe to grow up with a parent from another country. my mother was from scotland. so the person who is most familiar to you is foreign to the rest of the world. but, yeah, "freckle face strawberry" is going to keep going and moving into early readers and i feel like that's a great place for the character and kids really respond to her. >> they sure do. no question about it. they're going into schools now. "non-stop" in theaters nationwide. it opens on friday. julianne moore. liam neeson will be here live tomorrow. >>> coming up here stars of the hot new abc show "mixology" will be here live. ♪ the fire fire fire and we're going to let it burn burn burn burn we're going to let it burn burn burn burn ♪ ♪ ♪ fire fire fire >>> still reeling over our "frozen" sing-along. back inside though with the terrific new cast from the abc show "mixology." this comes from the writers of "the hangover," so you can only imagine what the show might get into. things, of course, get a little crazy as the show

have heard those jailhouse tapes and seen some of the letters that he wrote that have these racist overtoness character was put into evidence, he was portrayed as this peace-loving calm person. i think the door would be open to putting in the other evidence that talks to his character. >> i will say this, when you listen to what this juror says, she said, two people or three at the very end believed this was self-defense. nowhere else in the united states would this have happened. you have the duty to retreat. you have to take those other options that juror four is talking b you have got to roll up your window, move a parking space. you have got to retreat. in florida, because of stand your ground law, michael dunn was able to avail himself of the self-defense law and convince three jurors he was acting justifiably. this is very much about the stand your ground law. >>> coming up in the "newsroom," high stakes and low expectations. cnn's jim sciutto walks is through today's nuclear talks between iran and six world powers. to quote from whitman, "you are here." "that life exists and identity.

. >> host: nancy and overton texas, independent caller. >> caller: yes maam, good morning. i have two points of view and what we need in the white house we do not need all these politicians and old blood. we need new blood and we need leaders. >> host: got your point nancy. amie parnes. >> guest: is a tricky one for the clintons. they bring back this old baggagy scandal in the 90s but i should point out that president clinton's approval ratings hillary clinton's approval ratings back then were just as high. i think they actually fared quite well. >> guest: it's interesting to see karl rove and other republicans leaders say it's not fertile ground. if it didn't hurt bill clinton politically it's probably not going to hurt hillary clinton politically who is i guess more than a bystander but not much more than bystander. >> host: at tweet nearly all democrats i know want hillary as president. >> guest: i'm sure there are some democrats out there that don't want hillary clinton to be president of the united states but i think it's a small minority. >> host: i want to show our v

. >> those are some of the moments during the trial, when racial overtones may have seemed readily apparentse where a white man was accused of killing an frafrican-american teen. and yet the question of race was not expressly evoked in the case. we have lisa bloom and with me in the studio are jelani cobb with the university of connecticu connecticut, and the executive director of the metropolitan center for urban education. rincu sen, the executive president of the race forward, and publisher of colorlines.com, and michael denzel smith, a writer for the nation.com and a nobler fellow at the nation institute. so i want to go right to you guys on the panel and sort of get your reactions to what you just heard. sort of the framing, jelani, of this case by the dunn defense. >> well, i mean, a few weeks ago, we heard richard sherman say that when people were calling him a thug, they were using that as a reference for the "n" word. they couldn't use that word, but they could use the word "thug," so that's what they were saying in coded language. that's the same thing here. it's also too perfectl

but the case has racially charged overtones and to many is reminiscent of the shooting death of trayvonly two years ago. nbc's kerry sanders is outside the courthouse in jacksonville, florida. are they still at it? >> reporter: they are still at it. they've been going at it since this morning. they're into the fourth day of trying to determine if they can reach consensus. so they're reaching what may be the tipping point where they may have a deadlock on the charges. so it appears based on the questions that they asked this morning to the judge that really what they're focused on is the overriding charge here. that is the charge of first-degree or second-degree murder. the questions that the jury asked the judge are -- is the defense of self-defense separate for each person in each count because in addition to that first-degree murder charge, there are three attempted murder charges because when he fired at the car, there were three other people in the car. so those would be the three other attempted murder. so the judge told them, yes, these are all separate charges. so they're not all

we're talking about letters that he wrote from jail that have sort of racist overtones.nation, this is going to be very, very difficult for michael dunn. but again, if he wants self defense, he's got to get on the witness stand. >> she said earlier, that stuff won't get in. the prosecutors can use him on cross-examination to prove prior inconsistent statements. if he says, no, i love rap music, they can say no, that's not what you said earlier. a couple bad facts that i want you to measure for us before i let you go. he says i was reasonably afraid that this man was going to try to kill me. didn't they put on evidence from a forensic expert who says they believe the victim was leaning away inside the car as opposed to showing some sign of exiting to come toward michael dunn. is that true, and if so, how big? >> reporter: yeah, the medical examiner did a pretty good job on the witness stand explaining the entry and exit wounds. she indicated with her own body that he would have been leaning away. she also did say it would be difficult to tell with complete accuracy what h

obviously, the interest is always in seeing justice prevail, but this case has a lot of overtones fore. thanks for suffering through it for us. speak with you later on. >>> coming up next on "new day," a violent fight between a wisconsin bus driver and high school student cost the driver his job. now he wants it back. was a self-defense, or was the driver being reckless? also ahead, a second chance for the queen of southern cuisine, paula deen, getting a big boost trying to get her brand back on track. will it work? [bell rings] [prof. burke] at farmers,we believe what you don't know can hurt you. like what if you didn't know to get coverage for uninsured drivers? [robot] uh oh. [prof. burke] talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪ [ man ] i don't know if this is gonna be a first or second, but this is gonna be a medal! [ man #2 ] and it looks like we could have another one of those photos! [ female announcer ] every minute. every medal. every screen. the nbc sports live extra app gives you unprecedented access to e

montana is democrat, republican, overtone with libertarian. you talk about civil liberties.those kind of things. montana is also a place where we sign up for the service and record members and we have a large second highest per capita veterans but we don't necessarily want to fight every war that is out there. you talk about those kind of issues and you can get -- the other thing in montana by the time you run statewide and it's a two-year process, you have either looked everybody in the eye or you've shaken their hands and so they know who you are. so that's a big plus too. it's a challenge but it can be done. it's a lot of work and it shouldn't be a painful process but it is and you go through it and you do it. >> we wish you the best of luck. thank you for coming in. >> thanks a lot. >> nice to see you. >> my pleasure. >> senator jon tester. thank you. >>> coming up, why hillary rejected her husband's advice back in 2008 and what it says about the former president's role should she run again. it's part after new book about the former first lady and the authors join us nex

are there political overtones, mike, in this game today, and as a player, do you feel that?y surprised by the reaction after the games were over. and i think these players look at it the same way. they're not going to solve the world's problems. this is an opportunity for them to win a hockey game and move on in a tournament that's very important to them. how the country looks at it might be different. but as players, i think you want to compete, you want to win. and you want to represent your country the right way and perform the best you can. but i don't think it's a political venue at all for the athletes. >> it's interesting because there have been so many columnists in the last couple weeks who have written about how hockey is all russia cares about. one had said if russia had won no other medal at the olympics, but they won gold in hockey, they would consider the olympics a success. somebody wrote for putin the olympics is a $50 billion hockey game. how much pressure, mike, is on the team for russia, for those players? >> oh, you know what, it's a ton of pressure. and