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three e events still taking pla. >> closing arguments begin in the trial against normal mayor ray naginarged with accepting bribes and money laundering. there has been intense testimony over the last two weeks. >> reporter: yes, del, it's been a tough couple of weeks foray nagin because of the level of evidence and the high profile in this case. six people have either pled guilty or been convicted on charges related to nagin's case. those people have been brought in to testify and admitted they, in fact, did bribe the normal mayor. his defense council saying that's not true. these people are just trying to save themselves. closing arguments are under way right now. prosecutors right now presenting evidence. what they're doing is showing a bullet point, saying this is the evidence we've shown you over the past two weeks. this is how important it is when you're making your decisions. >> do we have idea right now when we can expect the jury to get the case? >> yes, so each side has an hour and a half, the prosecutors began an hour ago. just in about 30 minutes the defense will have its hou

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so when you think of fresh,s plas , you all know the slogan, subway, eat fresh.think of fresh, does plastic come to mind? betty on the chemical you might have been eating for years. >> it's the stuff of subway buns and yoga mats, but the chemical won't be in your sandwich. subway announced it would remove the additive. subway uses this ingredient here in the u.s. and canada. >> this as a popular food blogger got more than 60,000 signatures on her petition in just one day. >> nobody is supposed to be eating plastic. >> we spoke to her. >> i reached out to subway over the last year and a half and they never once told me they are taking out this chemical. this is an obvious response to the power of the army. >> she ate at subway her entire life until she discovered the ingredient was in her bread. >> what it does, it provides the elasticity. when you look down into the chemicals, it's the same chemicals in mcdonald's and wendy's and burger king. the world health organization linked it to respiratory issues, allergies, and asthma. >> i'm glad they are taking steps to

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. >> i plaing with the debt ceiling is like playing with fire. >> mcconnell and cornin literally worked the senate floor to rally support. >> there was no game plan. >> is there anybody who knows how to fly this plane? >> to give you an idea of just how bad this winter has been, this is already the 15th storm of the season. >> it's totally ballooning scandal. >> still more than a month to go until the official end of winter. >> i would like the winter to be over. >>> for most people outside new jersey, the george washington bridge scandal was the first time they had ever heard of controversy surrounding governor chris christie, but for many inside new jersey, the news was not so surprising. in an article in the "new republic" entitled chris christie's entire career reeks. it's not just the bridge. alex mcgillis digs into chris christie's rise in new jersey politics, writing, even post bridge gate, the prevailing interpretations of christie fundamentally missed the mark. he has been so singularly successful at constructing his own mythology as a reformer, a crusader, a bipartisan problem

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and so i think this is great to call his bluff and say, okay, you don't want us, we're pla planniplag on -- that will get his attention and particularly the people who will succeed him in the election. >> yeah, you know, i don't want to make light of it, but i can't imagine after 12 years why he'd have the impression we may be there for a very long time, but i do understand some of the complexity regarding the cat and mouse game there of trying to show him we are serious on a foreign policy footing. really great to hear your thoughts tonight, larry korb. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, did you wonder why senator rand paul suddenly started talking about bill clinton last month? >> i love chi ckentucky. you've been great to me. you voted for me twice. you've been great to hillary. i love kentucky. >> >> we have great southern politics, where the past is always prologue. bill clinton on the campaign trail. that's up next. [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive bal

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