. >> reporter: the gun rambo used so effectively.ven with the noise-muffling headphones, you feel every shot. >> unbelievable. >> people have all the same glow in their eye after they shoot it. it's hard to explain. machine guns vegas has a variety of targets to choose from, from terrorists to zombie. >> but you need silver bulgets for that one. >> can you bring in a picture of your boss? >> we did ask that. >> the most popular target seems to be osama bin laden. what's missing here is an overt nod to the consequence of guns, especially with all that cash in the casinos a few blocks away. >> reporter: it's your responsibility to make sure a criminal doesn't take that gun and head over to caesar's palace. >> yeah. i won't give you the details of our security, but suffice to say, we have very good security. >> that's a scenario you've thought of, though? >> without a doubt. >> reporter: they say they're also concerned for the other obvious concern. the drunken bachelor party, reen acting the hang over, eager to shoot guns. >> we're onl

isn't bad, but there is a significant amount of police officers that play a role, thinking they are rambo or robocop inside of our communities. this causes people to fear the police. it causes a lot of depression and depression and side of our communities. -- and opression in our communities. the police usually use excessive force or verbal harassment with the youth, and we need police officers to be a lot more conscious of the decisions they make because they shape the thought a the mentality of the youth and the actions that they used to commit. police have a big role in shaping our lives. and the things that they do make us afraid of the people that are here to protect and serve us. it would be a good thing for the police to establish a relationship with the youth and let us know their position. the need to actually check up on the status of the youth, not just health wise, but mentally. i think that the police should play a bigger role in helping sustain the community and rebuilding our community. when the youth see police, they only see them in dangerous situations or causing third o

he never showed up to meetings dressed in camouflage or looked like rambo. >> florida has what's called a stand your ground law, giving people the right to use deadly force if they reasonably fear for their safety. but some legal experts say the man who fired the shots in this case was the aggressor. >> he was in a car, he was told to stay in his car. he got out and confronted a young man who was merely walking home from the convenience store. >> as it turned out, he was carrying only a bag of candy and a can of iced tea. social media are buzzing over the case. spreading the controversy nationwide. this twitter page gets a new entry every 20 seconds. prosecutors say the police gave them the case file just a week ago and insist it's still under investigation. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> there's another gop primary tomorrow. this time, in the crucial state of illinois. mitt romney, rick santorum, were both barnstorming there today because every delegate counts. it was romney who made news first today on the economy. andrea mitchell with us tonight from our d.c. news room. goo

. >>> lawyer goes rambo. this divorce lawyer taking the law in his hands. breaking down doors, helping his client raid her husband's home. >>> and the billionaire battle. the mom sued by her own children, why she's fighting back, calling them slackers. inside the family feud right out of a soap opera. >>> whoa, dropping down from the top of times square. hello, everyone. it's only thursday. look what we have here. the entire weekend team. >> if we pull a hamstring, we're all set. >> we have a lot to cover. new details about the attack on the runway in afghanistan, when secretary of defense panetta's plane was landing. we're learni ining more about w happened. >>> and new guide lines that every woman should know. how often you should be getting screened. >>> ashley judd is here. everyone excited about that. she's bringing her movie star action magic to abc, a brand new thriller called "missing." >> i love when she says that, i'm not cia, i'm a mother look for her son! >>> let's begin with the encouraging news on gas prices. new ind caications that they ma ha

. >> i sew my wild oats like rambo. >> the point is you created the mental rolodex so when you enter the world of do mess ties tee, you can go back to those memories. and people should do that. >> it is difficult to discuss on fox, but basically anytime you have an elaborate encounter with a lady that involves romping, you turn on this here and you just -- you film every second. you run around going are you okay? are you okay? how are we doing over here? if your wife is in the movie you can replay it forever. and santorum can't ban that. you are very serious about drug use and the negative aspects. people think you are advocating it. in your book you have a lot of friends that od. you talk about ok drugs and bad drugs. there was a metaphor you used. >> oh yes. my beef is heroin. coke is tacky, but are you not going to die. heroin will pull you away, come on, let's go over to the light. we are with two women. she is an 8 and she is hiv positive. she is a 7 and she is not. who will you sleep with? go for pot. go get stoned. you can synthesize the heroin high with all kinds of other stu

he never showed up at our meetings dressed in camouflage or looked like rambo. >> college student, including some at howard university in d.c., have protested the lack of an arrest, and civil rights leaders headed to florida for a town hall meeting scheduled for tonight. the justice department will have a meeting as well. it interest interview the evidence and take whatever action is appropriate. the local prosecutor in sanford, florida, say they just got the case a week ago, so their investigation is by no means complete. they are asking people not to jump to conclusions until they can look at all of the evidence. >> a lot we don't know about exactly what happened. >>> oprah winfrey's struggling television network, called own is laying off 30 while restructuring images. oprah says it was a tough discussion. she also canceled rosie o'donnell's show last week. the network is co-owned by winfrey and discovery communications. both said the channel will take years to prove itself. >>> change the tax code or keep money overseas, the message from apple, which is asking for a tax holiday so it can

you got this rambo camera. who do you work for? >> msnbc. >> nbc? >> msnbc. >> tell us who you are.ause i've got two life sentences, a life without the possibility of parole. and 25 to life. and they call me godzilla because i've got more points than anybody else in the prison system. i fight everybody. i'll fight anybody who will fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of violent infractions rivaling any inmate we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> i've had my nose broke, hip broke, shoulder broke and foot broke, all in confrontations with the police, distractions, yard distractions, hospital distractions, shower distractions. anyplace you can get in a fight, i've gotten in a fight. >> when our crew later visited taylor's cell, he felt compelled to let the producer know that nobody is entirely safe around him. >> the last white cat came in here left out here with brain dead. two days on a life-support machine. i don't know if you really want to run in here. >> gradually, he became more comfortable and ga

he never showed up in camouflage, looking like rambo. >> there has been a public outcry and building movement on social media. college students, including students from howard university have protested and civil rights leaders headed to florida for a town meeting that will happen tonight. the justice department says it will look at all evidence in this case and then take some appropriate action and the -- the prosecutor's office, the local prosecutor in sanford, florida, just got their hands on this case, and looking through the evidence to see if there are charges they might file. >> one of the issue is the specific florida law. >> there is a law in florida that allows a person that says you don't have to retreat if you feel threatened. you have the right to meet force with force, including deadly force and there is some question about whether that is what happened in this case, but there are also reports that the george zimmerman was in a car, was told by police to stay in the car and not under immediate threat as you might expect to meet this standard of law. a lot of questions ne

. >> aquÍ tengo a rambo que me ayuda. >> carla sigue de vacaciones pero igual les llegÓ su caja. >> yalegrÍa estar de regreso aquÍ con ustedes. >> no nos preocupamos porque mala yerba nunca muere. >> a mÍ me preocupa esto. >> quÉ mala onda miss meche con nosotros. marÍn... >> rambo compadre. >> la pregunta es quÉ tienen esas cajas. >> miss meche saliÓ a comprar la decoraciÓn por la primavera, de hecho como saber quÉ fue lo que comprÓ. >> pero ayer estaba twitteando algo de una factura. >> ah yo lo vi, claro. >> ¿ya tenemos fecha para el cambio? >> ella estÁ loca de todas las partes del cuerpo. (risas) >> algunas ya no tienen calibre. >> cada vez que yo le pregunto algo no dice. >> pero dicen que ella se adelanta a las cosas. >> lo que sabemos es que el lunes estrenamos cocina. >> y hoy es miÉrcoles y estamos en el mero centro de la mitad del medio de la semana y tenemos que celebrarlo aquÍ. >> y ya es fin de semana. >> con tu exclusiva. >> tuve la oportunidad de conversar con el payaso mÁs querido de latinoamÉrica cepillÍn,fui a su circo, fue una experiencia increÍble. >> ¿te tocÓ la

kind of like rambo. and i swear this is real.s is a real political ad. >> mitt romney's negative attack machine is back on full throttle. this time, romney's firing his mud at rick santorum. romney and his super pac has spent a staggering $20 million, brutally attacking fellow republicans. and in the end, mitt romney's ugly attacks are going to backfire. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that will be even funnier in six weeks when santorum is endorsing romney. but it's a ridiculous ad. and it's kind of disgusting, too. there's one way to handle this sort of thing, i think. here's what i would do if i was mitt romney. i would take the video from that ad, the actual video, with the cardboard santorum and all, and i would revoice it to turn it back around on him. >> rick santorum can't control his bowels. rick santorum has explosive diarrhea. rick santorum [ bleep ] himself. do you want a president who [ bleep ] himself? >> i'm mitt romney. and i approve this message. >> jimmy: that is a civilized discourse. one more thing -- because valentine

and further more, george is no rambo. he was a caring person. >> this is why the 911 tapes are so important. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question, does george zimmerman need to be arrested so justice can be served? text "a" for yes, text "b" for no to 622639 or go to our blog and leave a comment at ed.msnbc.com. results of the poll later in the program. i am joined tonight by natalie jackson, an attorney for the trayvon martin family. miss jackson, thank you for your time. i want you to respond to the latest news we've heard that the sanford city commission voted 3-2 tonight as a vote of no confidence for police chief bill lee. what do you make of that? >> well, i think that they are seeing what the public is seeing. they are seeing a lot of mistakes made. and really, you don't punish people for making mistakes, but do you punish people for adamantly and stubbornly standing by their mistakes, even to the detriment of a family who lost their 17-year-old child. >> it's now 24 days afte

. >>> a lawyer goes rambo. this divorce lawyer taking the law into his own hands in a rogue act all caught on tape. breaking down doors, helping his client raid her husband's home. will street justice send him to jail? >>> and the billionaire battle. the $18 billion mom sued by her own children. why she's fighting back, calling them slackers. claiming they should not get hear family fortune. inside the family feud right out of a soap opera. >>> whoa, dropping down from the top of times square. hello, everyone. it's only thursday. look what we have here. our entire weekend team. >> if we pull a hamstring, we're all set. >> we have a lot to cover. we're all set to go. we have a lot to cover, including new dailies coming out over the terrifying attack on the runway in afghanistan, when secretary of defense panetta's plane was landing. we're learning more about what handed, who was at the wheel of the truck. >>> and new guidelines that every woman should know. dr. besser will join us to break those down. how often

there was this quirky harmless figure of our material culture but we know there is a teenage rambo nietzsche as well. in those early years of the project 16-year-old exemplified the figure of the disaffected brad lidge they nietzsche text in one hand and a gun or knife on the other. and this became quite conventional in the 1990s and the 2,000s with a 1999 columbine high school massacre. and a double homicide of a husband and wife at dartmouth college and professors in their homes and most recently the shooting of congress woman gabriel deferreds and --gabri l --gabrielle giffords last january. trying to move back away from nietzsche and going to politics was a bad idea i discovered very quickly that nietzsche is there too. in his address to a joint session of congress on september 20, 2001, the first major address president george bush gave after the 9/11 attacks, he condemns the 9/11 terrorists for their vicious will to power. i came to see that nietzsche was not simply a figure of the right but he was also a figure of the left or the center-left depending on your angle of vision. was many

he's known as the russian rambo and you've seen prime minister vladimir putin hunting shirtless, ridingkilled a tiger but his softer side has not been revealed until now! putin verklemped at his victory rally in moscow after winning the presidential election, putin declared himself a winner after less than a quarter of the votes were counted. according to exit polls, he took 59% of the vote but independent watchdogs are reporting widespread ballot rigging. imagine that. and that's standing next to dmitri medevedev, who said i'll move over if you want me to. >> he was always on the strings of the puppet many argue anyway. >> meanwhile, 6 minutes after the top of the hour. super tuesday less than 24 hours away and the presidential candidates will be vying for 419 delegates which are up for grabs minyana. >> joined by the former speaker of the house, presidential candidate newt gingrich looking to stage another comeback in this race. first off, mr. speaker, how secure do you feel about your home state of georgia? >> we're very secure in georgia. the two latest polls that came out showed us

harmless figure of our material culture, but, of course, we know there's also the menacing teenage rambo teach chi as well. right in the early years of the project, 16-year-old luke woodham of pearl, mississippi, exemplified of the angry, disaffected young man who brandishes a nietzsche text in one hand and a gun or a knife in the oh -- other, and this, of course, became quite conventional as we moved throughout the is 1990s with the columbine, colorado, massacre, professors brutally killed in their home and more p recently the shooting of congresswoman gabrielle giffords and 18 bystanders at a meet and greet in an arizona parking lot last january. trying to move back to american native grounds, move away from nietzsche, going to politics was a bad idea. i discovered very quickly that nietzsche's there too. in his address to the joint session of congress on september 20, 2001, the first major address that president george bush gave after the 9/11 attacks, he condemned the 9/11 terrorists for their vicious will to power. but i came to see that nietzsche was not simply a figure of the righ

come out of his house to follow somebody around, he's got, obviously, some sort of police, could be, rambohe's got a gun. >> mario, that's why there's everything wrong with this story, there's something wrong with the law, there's obviously a racial element. >> here's my point to it is that he decides to come out of his house and follow this guy. now, this guy, walking down the street, that feels himself being threatened, being followed, he turns around and confronts him. now this guy that has a gun if they get in an altercation, this fella has a gun that someone can take from him. having a gun doesn't necessarily make you super safe. it gives you an option but it doesn't -- i mean, if you train and practice and all of that, i mean, bad stuff happens in florida all the time. >> i know. all right, mario, yeah, i read some study if you're carrying a gun you're more likely to think the other person, somebody else has a gun as well. that's why this is a stupid law. it's like oh, skittle, sorry. >> also a lot of people who feel the need to carry a concealed weapon all the time are already paran

stories to the point where you can talk about the violence, but i was watching a movie, when i watched "ramboart killing people. i listen to biggie smalls and think it was a beautiful story. i can't not quote who is paging me at 5:46 in the morning, crack of dawn, now i'moning. now i'm yawning. >> it is interesting, when i was listening to, god help me, the ten crack commandments i was listening to it and and thought, this is a blues song. because he says at one point, basically, even your mother would sell you out under the right circumstances. even your mother would wait in the bushes prepared to kill you, right? there's a blue anesthetic to you can't trust anybody, you're trying to come up -- life is difficult, is there still something of value in the context of biggie, even as we acknowledge the problematic aspect? >> i think so. what's interesting about biggie and the realm of hip-hop era from the early '90s is for a lot of us, we became politicized through the music. even if the music was not explicit political, your reference to blues music, it spoke to an experience that either we had

the recession making men less rambo and more like this guy. >> hey!you so much. that was sweet. >> my pleasure. >>alisyn: disturbing, just like the character in "i love you man," men are softer and more sensitive than they used to because of the economic downturn. the study in men's health shows gives are putting emotional well-being and family ahead of making money and that is just dave and clayton who prefer it that way. >>dave: and your husband? >>alisyn: why see him making me a root beer float. >>clayton: this guy, governor huckabee, is here but not in the studio. >>governor huckabee: i will send you the root beer threat by way of mail. >>dave: a big week ahead and a big night for you with the presidential forum, the final debate and super tuesday is the big day, and we hear the stories, we she the head minutes, could it be over on tuesday if romney delivers, is there any indication that this is ending, any seem teen? >>governor huckabee: no, i don't think so. a lot of people with like to think this is beginning to be the deciding factor, it could