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concealing her identity, she did an interto you a and ryan zimmerman -- she felt race was not a factor. >> i feel if they were in the same situation trayvon martin was, george zimmerman would have reacted the same exact way. >> juror b-37 said some members of the jury wanted to find him guilty of something but after hours of what happened, they had to support a different verdict. >> now to the flight of 214, the on seen investigation has wrapped up and the next steps will include first stopser, and conducting 'inn depths performance at fso. >>> they have become the temporary home of some crash victims testimony and their families. it is doing their best to help and they met with victims to express liz sympathy. they also should give special consideration to the girls of the three families who were are -- it give special consideration to the families of the three girls who were killed. >> they should be given more compensation because of that. they were their own children. >>> here is a picture of a plane boarding home to china and mean time nor that are one all of the victims coming in

. >>> anthony randone's shot was followed by back to back homers from ryan zimmerman and jayson werth in a philly win over washington. >>> at tropicana field, home of the rays, cabrera hit a home run recently that landed in the water tank that holds rays that people can pet. now people for the ethical treatment of animals want that tank closed. they said the rays held captive not only were traumatically taken from their vast home waters but also are subject to harassment, loud crowds and even baseballs capable of seriously injuring them. when it comes to compassion, the rays are batting zero. >>> singer justin bieber, currently made headlines for urinating in public, got up close and personal with the blackhawks stanley cup. word is he did not disrespect lord stanley's cup. >>> early today sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> and just ahead, a wedding for halle berry. and dustin hoffman talks about unattractive women. and tom hanks channels his inner walt disney, next. >>> welcome back. through the years i've seen a lot of firsthand accounts

and then davey johnson's called again by the same man and says that third baseman, ryan zimmerman, i know you like him. he's a man who has won the silver slugger award. he's been a golden glover, all-star. but tell you what, you can play him as soon as the all-star breaks over. mr. president, what would happen to that team? they would go on. they would perform just like president obama has done, but they don't play to their ability. and that's ridiculous that that's where we are. but that's exactly what republicans are saying to president obama. you can't have your team until we tell you everything is just fine, it's going to take a long timing for us to tell you that. the gridlock republicans created is not only bad for president obama and bad for the senate, it's bad for this country. mr. president, we can have people come here and give you all the statistics in the world. is there anybody out there in america that thinks this body is functioning well? upon examination of this record that i've outlined of obstruction, delay and filibuster, it could hardly be said using a quote, wor

ryan zimmerman was acquitted of second -- george zimmerman was acquitted of second degree murder charges. we will have the president's entire remarks tonight at k eastern here on c-span. also, secretary of state john kerry said israel and the palestinians will meet soon in washington to finalize an agreement on relaunching peace negotiations for the first time in five years. secretary kerry told reporters if everything goes as expected, israeli and palestinian negotiators will hold talks in or so.t week >> i as an immigrant to this country, this country is the greatest country on earth. i was never apologize for america. it is the light to the world. we have freedoms and opportunities here that people dream about abroad. i certainly did. with regard to that quote, one of the things that had moved me , i had as some have mentioned, written critically about the clinton response to the rwanda genocide back in 1984. president clinton himself had come forward and expressed his regret that the united states didn't do more in the face of the genocide. when i traveled two rwanda, having been ver

police say zimmerman and the other man were able to get the family out of harm's way before rescue crews arrived. we get more from ryando. >> reporter: on july 13th, george zimmerman learned his fate inside a sanford courtroom. >> not guilty. >> reporter: then four days later during his travels as a free man he and another person came across a rolled over suv at this i-4 interchange in seminole county. they stopped and immediately helped the people trapped in a ford explorer. >> i was not surprised. no one in our family's surprised. that sounds a lot like something that george would do. there was at least one that he himself pulled out of the car, was very vocal about recognizing george and that this was george zimmerman that george zimmerman and that george zimmerman had just helped him. >> reporter: seminole county sheriffs deputies identified two people in the suv as dana and mark gerstle of port orange. there were would two others with them. no one was hurt. some passers-by called for help. >> it looked like it flipped on its side. there are other people stopped but we're not able to stop. >> reporter: zimmerman n

did we really need this neighbor to say that looked like george zimmerman with a broken nose? ryanby for a moment. they're getting ready to get back at this testimony, deal with that hearsay issue. my time, though, is up. i'm flat out of time. at one minute to the top of the hour, i'm going to turn things over to my colleague jake tapper, who continue our

did we really need this neighbor to say that looked like george zimmerman with a broken nose? ryanby for a moment. they're getting ready to get back at this testimony, deal with that hearsay issue. my time, though, is up. i'm flat out of time. at one minute to the top of the hour, i'm going to turn things over to my colleague jake tapper, who continue our coverage live here on cnn with "the lead." >> she sped off around to the crime scene. >> now, i may have taken you out of time a little bit. i want to go back. let me ask you this -- >>> i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." you're watching live, continuous coverage of the george zimmerman murder trial, which has brought up issues of race and self-defense. yesterday it was all about the 911 calls and screams for help. today it seems to be all about the gunshot. we're listening to george zimmerman's neighbor, eloise dilligard. let's listen in. >> the young man that was there alone and then the other couple was talking to the policeman in terms of what they knew. >> okay. i t

zimmerman second-degree murder trial. faith jenkins is with us. not only that, but ryans joining us, "hln" anchor and extremely smart lawyer. just before the break, i said, faith, wow, did george zimmerman ever lose a lot of weight, going to that gym working out up to six hours a week. that's got to be good for the prosecutors. >> yes, because they're trying to show he was in physical shape. he could not have sustained this beating he said he sustained at the hands of trayvon martin. and who's the one with the mma training here? john goode, this witness said, he saw someone throwing mma punches. and he thought it was george zimmerman. when you're in a fight, one second you're up. one second you're down. the positions can change in the middle of a fight. and i think the prosecutors are going to use that in this case. >> okay. i'm going to go back a little in time for any of our audience who missed this key moment in the courtroom. and let me tell you, it is key because all morning long, we heard from five different witnesses who said, i know whose voice that is on the 911

ryan and as well as playing detectives on the television series law and orders. the 69-year-old actor died this morning at an arizona hospital after suffering blood clot in his lungs. >>> george zimmerman help rescued four people that happened last week. deputies responding to the accio find george zimmerman helping the couple and the children. george zimmerman did not see the accident happen. >>> take a look here of this close encounter happened on saturday. you see here all of a sudden sardine started swimming around and watch on the left hand side of your screen, two giant hum back whale breathe the water with their mouth open. you can hear them joking about the ordeal. if you watch it again and we invite you to do so by going to www.ktvu.com and checking out more of this video, it is waiting for you under hot topics. >>> bart today shows up a mock up of new cars. i says they'll be able to accommodate more riders. instead of two side, they should make it getting on and off quicker. new control system would means more trains and more often. they're expected to go to use before 2017. bart and union workers still have to work through labor issue. bart hired negotiator had gone on vacat

you can see this continuing obviously in the courtroom of the george zimmerman trial there in sanford, florida. we have ryanith u again. and sunny hostin is down in sanford, florida covering this all for us. let me begin with you since you are newest here to the table. listening to all of this, because we've seen -- we've will heard from so far two detectives, the lead detective and the one who initially gave the interview. of course it's audio. a lot of people are saying that it's frustrating. >> it is frustrating. an people wa and people want to see it, it give as better read. it's one thing to say the words, another thing to see his expression. but when i see this, it doesn't necessarily help the prosecution as you might think in a lot of investigations. a lot of investigations, you bring in a lead detective, they give the testimony from speaking to the defendant and it's one of your slam dunk moments. because he's consistent. he does have small inconsistencies, but it's him in the flesh talking about everything that happened. and i think the defense has to be pretty happy about this because the more peo

george zimmerman emerges from hiding to help rescue an injured family from an overturned suv. he was not a witness and left the scene after making contact with police. >>> ryan braun violated its drug program and labor contract. the former mvp saying, i realize now that i've made mistakes. i'm willing to accept the consequences of those actions. >>> children in the sweet city of hershey got quite the surprise at a local children's hospital. many of the patients suffer from terminal illnesses and even the littlest action can brighten their day. so window washers dressed up as famous superheros to cheer up the little ones there. these heroes made both the windows and the children's faces sparkle that day. imagine here, bill, you are looking out the window and you see that guy, superman, coming down, washing the windows. spider-man -- >> i'd have a little different reaction than the kids. >> you would freak out? >> may be a little creeped out, but the kids loved it. and it put smiles on their faces. >> it worked and those kids need it. >>> the first lady will be in new orleans. she'll give the keynote speech about childhood obesity at a latino advocacy group. >

zimmerman verdict. >> thank you for painting the backdrop for us. peter alexander, april ryancoming up next, a simple question without an easy answer. where do we go from here? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >> you know, when i talk to malia and sasha, and i listen to their friends and i see them interact, they're better than we are. they're better than we were on these issues. and that's true in every community that i've visited all across the country. ever ybody has different investment objectives, ever ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. where over seventy-five percent of store management started as i'm th

ryan also said during the interview which was part of the nbc news in plain sight poverty project, america's effort to end poverty has quote, failed miserab miserably. >>> and another juror in the george zimmerman trial is speaking out. she was hoping to deliver a different verdict than not guilty. >> first goal was second-degree murder. >> it was hard. a lot of us wanted to find something bad that we could connect to the law for myself, he's guilty, because the evidence shows he's guilty. >> he's guilty of -- >> killing trayvon martin. >> but as the law was read to me if you have no proof that he killed him intentionally you can't find -- you can't say he's guilty. >> as a mother juror b29 said that she owes trayvon martin's family apology. trayvon martin's mother said that she was devastated to hear those remarks. >>> lawyers for accused cleveland kidnapper ariel castro are reportedly trying to cut a deal with prosecutors if he takes the reported plea deal avoid facing the death penalty. in exchange he would spend the rest of his life behind bars. castro is accused of kidnapping three women and holding them captive for more than a decade. the three women and young girl were rescued on may the

zimmerman's actions undisputed. he got out of a car. he followed a kid on a ryan knee dark night. he had a concealed weapon and didn't identify himself as neighborhood watch. but here is the reason why i was shaking my head. under the law, which you both know, you can even as the aggressor in a confrontation regain your innocence and claim self-defense successfully, and i think based on the evidence that's been presented, a jury would have a very hard time -- let me bring in tom -- let me bring in tom because what the florida legal people i've spoken to, tom, told me repeatedly is that that is the crucial thing. it doesn't really matter in terms of zimmerman getting out of the car, walking, checking street names, whatever he was doing. none of that is materially important to the law in florida, which is if zimmerman genuinely believed his life was in danger, a lot of medical evidence that came in the last 48 hours is quite compelling that he may have been stunned and dazed by having his head banged, then he is allowed to defend himself and can use legally his gun. >> piers, i don'

ryan? i don't feel like if he's now marketing i'm george zimmerman's trainer, that shouldn't come in as a rebuttal and he stunk. >> i don't know. you know, it's a tough call. that's why the judge is going to hash this out. in some ways, yeah, maybe it is a little bit beyond the scope. maybe it does go a little bit beyond it. darren brought up the point about credibility. he got up there and he talked about his experience with george >>> i think mark makes a great argument, but that back-door argument may work. >> the question will actually be when did he do this marketing? is this something that either side frankly should have known beforehand, it was not rebuttal. just because you missed the opportunity the first go-around, doesn't make it rebuttal this time. >> thank you. you have every right to object and cross-examine during that case in chief. while they're in this break and dealing with it, it's taking longer than we expected, let me squeeze in a quick break, so when we come back, we're in live testimony. intoic in a moment. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfe

ryan smith, thank you very much. appreciate it. make sure you tune in tonight on hln. vinnie politan talks with the prosecution team from the zimmermanverdict in a special interview on hln "after dark" tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, there has been a letter. probably several. we're going to show you one in particular. a letter written to george zimmerman that has surfaced telling him, well, now you know what it's like to be a black man in america. my panel will discuss that, plus this. >>> why did you run out the door? >> there was no other way to get out the door. >> what if he would have gone around to go out the door? your life would have been easier today if you did that. >> yeah. but the law states i don't have to. >> this woman is facing 20 years behind bars for firing shots in the air. the woman who prosecuted her case, angela corey. you're going to hear about this case and the sentence. what that says about the zimmerman outcome. how this is potentially tied. stay right there. we know it's your videoconference of the day. hi! hi, buddy! that's why the free wifi and hot breakfast are something to smile about. book a

ryan, and had a recurring role on law and order. he was remembered as a man who was kind and generous. sentimental, romantic, and told great stories. >>> george zimmermanmerges from hiding, and comes to the rescue of a family in need. also, hear from a bay area man who jumped into a burning house, not once, but twice. >> it's going to bring a lot of problems downtown. >> a new club controversy in san jose. the concern about the clientele itly attract. >> a reminder, you can get ktvu news to go. click the live icon, and watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. >>> new at 10:00, a bikini bar is setting up shop in the middle of downtown san jose. that's where patty lee is live to tell us the gold club is branding itself as a gentleman's club, but neighbors aren't quite sure what kind of crowd it will draw. >> reporter: that's right. this club is across the street from the chamber of commerce in a building that is all business on the front. but it's the party in the back, that has business owners around here worried. for the past six years, restaurant owner has worked on a perfect pallelia. >> i don't know what kind of crowd they're bringing.

ryan, and had a recurring role on law and order. he was remembered as a man who was kind and generous. sentimental, romantic, and told great stories. >>> george zimmermanrges from hiding, and comes to the rescue of a family in need. also, hear from a bay area man who jumped into a burning house, not once, but twice. >> it's going to bring a lot of problems downtown. >> a new club controversy in san jose. the concern about the clientele >>> new at 10:00, a bikini bar is setting up shop in the middle of downtown san jose. that's where patty lee is live to tell us the gold club is branding itself as a gentleman's club, but neighbors aren't quite sure what kind of crowd it will draw. >> reporter: that's right. this club is across the street from the chamber of commerce in a building that is all business on the front. but it's the party in the back, that has business owners around here worried. for the past six years, restaurant owner has worked on a perfect pallelia. >> i don't know what kind of crowd they're bringing. >> reporter: because if not. >> our customers will try to avoid this background. drinking, and parties. >> we know that it could require so

ryan? do you think that she was lying to congress? >> i think most americans see through what's going on here, and it's just the republican operatives are excited now that the zimmermanrial is over to get back to the politics of scandal to take down the united states presidency. here's what we know. both conservative and progressive groups were investigated. >> that's hogwash. hogwash. >> judge jeanine: you've got 298 groups investigated, seven were progressives. as far as i'm concerned, the ineptitude that we've seen from the irs suggests that's just their margin of error, that they wanted them all to be investigated, all the conservatives to be investigated. >> i just want to be clear. so you're admitting that the irs investigated both progressive and conservative groups as a routine part of doing their job? >> judge jeanine: no. i'm saying they made a mistake and accidentally looked at the progressives. >> it's, of course, the irs' role to rightfully review these investigations. in the natural course of their job, there are going to be some. seven progressive groups. what they're not allowed to do is wholesale targeting of groups based on their political beliefs a

ryan cugler. >>> and the racial comments made in a document. >> and our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the warm up in the weather. he's back with the weekend ahead. >>> and a statement by zimmerman-- >>> jurors in the george zimmerman murder trial were given an option that could make it easier for them to find them guilty of killing trayvon martin. >> he's dead because another manmade assumptions. >> reporter: prosecutors say zimmerman profiled trayvon martin. the teen was shot and killed by the neighborhood watch volunteer last year. >> because his assumptions were wrong, trayvon benjamin martin no longer walks on this earth. >> reporter: zimmerman says he acted in self-defense. but prosecutors say he wanted to be a police officer and that's why he followed martin through his neighborhood. >> crimes have been committed in the neighborhood he was sick and tired of it. but the law doesn't say, take the law into your own hands. i'm sorry, i got the wrong guy. i'm so sorry i thought he was a criminal. >> reporter: before the closing argumenting began the judge ruled jurors can consider the lesser charge of manslaughter. it's a victory for the prosecution. because the charge still c

zimmerman verdict. >> thank you so much to both you have for painting the backdrop for us, because of course, everybody wonders. thank you, peter alexander. thank you, april ryanhank you. >>> coming up next, the simple question without any answer, where do we go from here. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >> you know, when i talked to malia and sasha, and i listen to their friends and i see them interact, they're better than we are. they're better than we were on these issues. and that's true in every community that i've visited all across the country. [ mom ] with my little girl, every food is finger food. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but after one day's use, dishcloths can redeposit millions of germs. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of new bounty duratowel. look! a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth, as this black light reveals. it's durable, cloth-like and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to new bounty duratowel. the durable, cloth-like picker-upper. ever... she let him plan the vacation. "off the beaten path"... he said. "trust me"...

zimmerman literally got away with murder. sybrina fulton is scheduled to speak at moon. let's bring in our legal panel to discuss this. attorneys mo ivory and jeff gold and ryan. nice to see you three here. mea culpa is not exactly what you expect to hear from a juror. she clearly feels like she owes an apology to martin's family. does she? >> absolutely. and this is so hard for me because i -- i feel so -- i'm so emotional about the verdict. i don't apologize for that emotional connection at all. the legal side of me understands her conflict. but i also felt like she was very much bullied by b-37 in that deliberation. i do feel like she could have been that one vote that came -- you know, made it a hung jury which would have given the ability to retry george zimmerman. i feel like she caved. part of me is very upset with her. i think the apologies after are empty apologies. then i understand her to be a mother of eight and i feel very sympathetic towards her pain because i know that it is real. i know her apology to trayvon's parents is real. i'm angry with her for not being strong enough to go against the bullies, five others, especially b-37, where she cou

ryan, miley and keith. >> live and in hd, this is abc7 news update. >> good morning. the verdict in the george zimmermanncluding right here in our area. hundreds of marchers stream on to howard university campus. they say george zimmerman should not have been acquitted in the death of trayvon martin. an in-depth report on our sister station in just a couple of minutes. and free school supplies will be given away in montgomery county today. new and side views supplies will be given away to families in need. it will begin at 10:00 a.m. at richard montgomery high school. >> we are getting reports of some heavy traffic on the outer loop due to an incident, and we're still margarine and incidents on the inner loop. approaching georgia avenue, be prepared to stay to the right. the inner loop near route 123, there is a breakdown. is still blocking the right lane. >> 79 degrees and still only in the clock. the do. temperature -- the dewpoint temperature of 73. temperatures will soar into the middle and upper 90's. >> and other news update at age 50 6:00 a.m. >>> this is one crazy monday crowd coming out for mil

ryan's is comments in a moment. first, we were just having a discussion about some of the things that have been said about race by conservatives in the wake of the zimmermando you think that people like mr. bill o'reilly think it's perfectly acceptable to use condescending phrases like the civil rights anniversary and to mock something that led to people giving their lives so that ordinary citizens in this country could vote? >> you know, i don't really know what's behind this, martin. i have to tell you, it must be disturbing for just millions of americans across the country to hear this kind of vitriol coming out of people on television, coming out of the mouths of elected officials and leaders. it's actually pretty frightening. and i think coming off the heels of the supreme court's voting rights decision, the trayvon martin nondecision, he think it's important for us to redouble our efforts in this country to have a responsible conversation about race, but also to have a responsible conversation about the kind of public policy changes that we need to move this country forward. >> amen to that. now let's look at mr. ryan and his charge that the war on

zimmerman verdict. we'll also tell you about someone who was vicious lus attacked -- viciously attacked. >> reporter: and hundreds of "american idol" hopefuls are getting ready. that's the host, ryan be talking to some of the folks and also let you know how you can take part -- coming up. , i got my mom wrapped around my little finger. do you? yeah, i do. huh. i said i want honey nut cheerios uh huh. and she just totally caved. it's all about psychology buzz. psychology? as long as i don't tell him the cereal is healthy -- he can't get enough. sad, really. i kind of feel bad that i tricked him. but...it was easy. surprise... uh, ha ha ha. ♪ >>> once again, storeowners in downtown oakland are cleaning up after another night of violence and vandalism. protesters took over the streets of downtown oakland for a third night in a row. ktvu's tara moriarty is live in downtown oakland this morning with a look at the damage. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here at the men's warehouse off telegraph and broadway. you can see that vandals clearly got to the building. the top portion the glass is building. and behind the plywood is shattered glass. each of these windows cost 8,0

zimmerman murder trial has the case now. let's go sort of inside what they are considering. what the ramifications of their decisions will be. let's bring in ryan smith, our hln anchor who is also an attorney. ryan, so they don't actually know as they consider whether this is second-degree murder, manslaughter or he is not guilty, they don't know the sentences that accompany their decisions. >> that's right. they have no idea about the sentences. we like to keep it that way in the law because we don't want people to be influenced by that and say, well, i would love to give him this but i don't want to see him go to jail for that long. or i'm not going to give this because it just doesn't seem right. you want them to base it on the facts in the law. they have no idea what the sentences are. what's interesting about this is, second-degree murder carries 25 to life. mandatory 25 with a firearm. manslaughter carries around 10 to 30. they could have some overlap there. then the judge can always downward depart from those sentences if she sees a way to do that. we'll have to wait and see. but they have no idea what the penalties are. just the law and