>> because trayvon martin was a 17-year-old young blackman. >> not from sanford. >> not from sanford, of the young men in goldsborrow. when this happened, this town erupted because they had dealt with so many travesties before and they viewed this as another travesty. they viewed the killing of trayvon martin as the killing of one of their own young men. it began on those streets in goldsborrow. >> ben, it also began with a family that was really looking for at the time just an arrest. it was about two weeks when this story was really very local and the family was sort of crying out for attention, for justice and you came into the case to try to help them win that. two years later can you tell me how the parents of trayvon martin feel that the two years has -- you know, do they feel like justice was done in their case? do they feel they've advanced the conversation in a way that makes them feel satisfied with what they've seen in the last two years? >> well, they're heart broken still over the verdict that the killer of their own child wasn't held accountable, but they are remarkable

. >> today marks two years ago since his 17-year-old son was shot and killed in sanford, florida. >>> millions are waking up to absolutely freezing temperatures again. >> i've never, ever seen the roads this bad. >>> kentucky is clinton country. >> allison's opponent has been a little short of brilliant. >>> you said if she runs for president, you will not run. >> no, i haven't. >> oh, tell me what you say. >> whether she runs or not will not affect my decision. >>> late this morning new jersey governor chris christie appeared at a town hall, only the second of his second term, and only the second since his office landed in a scandal that managed to overshadow christie's agenda. in today he compared his career to a golf game. >> i can't run for governor again. i could tell you something, that's really good news for you. that's really good news for you. and here's why. i don't have to worry about politics anymore, everybody. this is it. i'm on the back nine. and when you're on the back nine and you don't have to worry about playing another front nine, your only obligation is to tell pe

before the nba collins was a star center at sanford. the former coach, mike montgomery, says he is happy for collins and wishes him well. >> of course, missouri michael sam announces he is gay, as well. he will be taking part in a conference this week. >>> the brooklyn dodgers back in 1947 broke the color barrier, signing jackie robinson to their team. >>> happening today the dalai lama will speak out to a sold out crowd at the santa clara levy center. we are live there with kit where people are apparently already lined up. >> reporter: yes. yesterday they lined up at 5:30 in the morning. i don't see anybody out here just yet. i would not be surprised, however, if they start showing up pretty quickly here. here is a quick glimpse of what it looks like in berkeley yesterday. yes, the event in berkeley starting off on a some better tone with a deep chant of tibetan monks, but his holiness drew the first of many laughs when he donned a matching maroon colored visor to shield his eyes from the spotlight. the lesson on happiness was simple.

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but chris christie is no mark sanford.ive years ago, south carolina governor mark sanford was caught traveling secretly to rendezvous with a woman not his wife. five years later, that woman is now his fiance. and the current chairman of the republican governor's association is traveling secretly to raise money for the republican governor's association. chris christie went to texas today, where he was shunned by the republican political establishment. texas governor rick perry, himself a former chairman of the republican governor's association left it to his spokesperson to deal with the christie invasion, saying simply "governors come to our state regularly for a variety of reasons and we're pleased to have them here." greg abbott the texas attorney general and the all but certain republican nominee to succeed governor perry, stayed 200 miles away from christie, who was in dallas, while abbott was in houston. normally, republican gubernatorial candidates rush to the side of the chairman of the republican governor's associa

in the past, district supervisor's have lost sight of the fact that we do represent sanford cisco as whole, and we need to major in city hall that we are acting policies, laws, and legislation that will of the city forward as a whole. there are a lot of issues like that. i mentioned job creation, pensions. a lot of them are economic, but some of them are more than that, making sure we continue to have dialogue with the 49ers. that is something that is not necessarily economic but something that matters to the city as a whole. it is a big part of what i look forward to doing in city hall. >> what are the specific thoughts you have on how the city can deal with budget issues? >> i think of two things. i'm not one the things that we can raise revenue and that is going to solve out of our problems -- i'm not one who thinks that we can raise revenue, and that will solve all our problems. we need to look at what we do as a city and was services we offer. we have 26,000 city employees. our payroll and fringe benefits for city employees accounts for over 60% of our budget. if we are not will

that is the path of a former sanford star that he took last night down in los angeles. mark kelly is there on more on the historic time on the nba court. >> reporter: jason collins is now one offer four openly gay player ifs in the major leagues. last night's game with the nets against the lakers welcomed collins with a worm reception. his basketball career could have ended up rather average, but collins let his guard down last spring, announcing in sports illustrated he is gay. at the time he wasn't with a team. collins says the past ten months have been terrific. the nets have been the first since then to pick him up. >> it has been terrific. don't have to hide who i am. i don't have to hide. but i don't have time to think about history right now. i just have to focus on my job tonight. >> reporter: collins was the star center at stanford. former coach, mike montgomery, a pal, says he is happy for collins and wishes him well. collins has played for five other teams. he is respected inside and outside the league. in fact, first lady, michelle obama, invited him to the

propuesta hb 2192, el representante estatal de arizona carl seel, hablo con nuestra compaqera carolina sanfordqos publicos.. >> Éste es el representante republicano que en las Últimas semanas ha despertado gran controversia e indignaciÓn en la comunidad debido a su propuesta que aunque tan sÓlo es una idea, esa es motivo de preocupaciÓn. >> mÁs preocupado porque estas propuestas, dejamos que avanzara. >> la propuesta da a entender que se convertirÍa en un delito menor el uso de tales eventos pÚblicos tales como baÑos y escuelas, una acciÓn que se convertirÍa en un delito mayor si la persona que indocumentadas lo hace mÁs de una ocasiÓn. activistas creen que la sola intenciÓn de proponer algo asÍ es un insulto y otra forma de intimidaciÓn para los mÁs vulnerables. >> decir explÍcitamente que no pueden ir a la escuela indocumentadas, que le van a cargar cargos criminales. la verdad que da miedo a los estudiantes. >> Ésta le ha ofendido a inmigrantes de activistas que se presentaron ante la cÁmara de representantes con este inodoro como premio al autor de la propuesta. >> se lo ganÓ el representa

. >> reporter: davis was killed 9 months after george zimmerman killed trayvon martin in sanford, florida. and the case has drawn many comparisons. he shot into a car were youth in it, and this is different from zimmerman. when he wassa equitied davis was upset, he told his mother, young black men have to be on their guard >> interpretertheir >> reporter: she's feeling anxious as the trial starts, especially as she is worried about how the defense might portray her son. but the attorney gave her advice you know the truth and you have to be firm >> reporter: stand your ground is in 32 states. jordan is an activist and he would very much embrace this mission. new documents are said to be turned over in the so-called bridgegate scandal in new jersey. they have until today to reply to the subpoenas, emails and text messages, and some of them have received an extension. extension christie's stafforded lanes to be closed on the george washington bridge. interpreterthere's a new study h abortion rates. more from new orleans. he wants been in new orleans for 25 years, offering many services. you

five years ago, mark sanford was found traveling secretly to r rendezvous with a woman that is not his wife. and the chairman of the republican governor's association is traveling secretly to republican governor association. he traveled to texas where he was shunned by the republican political establishment. rick perry left it to his spokesperson to deal with the christie invasion, saying simply governors come to our state regularly for a variety of reasons and we're pleased to have them here. greg abbott and the all but certain republican nominee to succeed governor perry stayed 200 miles away from christie, who was in dallas while abbott was in houston. normally republican gubernatorial candidates rush to the side of the chairman of the republican governor's association when the chairman comes to their state. if greg abbott becomes the republican nominee for governor, consider this -- he will be asking the republican governor's association for money. he will be asking chris christie for campaign money if, and only if, chris christie is still the chairman of the republican governor's

sanford down nine. under 20 senconds to go. but the huskies pull off a huge upset. the first win over the cardinals since 2005. lady bears visiting washington state. brittany boyd with the steal. she'll take it and lay it off the glass cal extending its lead. then pulling away. up 13. boyd tips the set back. cal wins 87-70. one final note. missouri defensive lineman michael sam has told espn and "new york times" that he is gay. if he is drafted in may, he would become the first openly gay player in the nfl. that will do it for now. we'll see you a little bit later tonight at 11:00. >> thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> and coming up next, your prime time coverage of the 2014 sochi games. we'll see the women's free skate. team usa's gracie gold makes her olympic debut. and bodhi miller competes in the men's downhill veevent, coming next. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00, with updated forecasts four. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating sy

. >> sanford women's basketball dropped to sixth in the nation after losing to washington but took itthe arizona schools and today crashing arizonat maples. a blowout. 15 points, nine boards, played three quarters. the biggest lead of the game was 41. bonnie a game-high 17. three in a row in the first half and stanford first and crushing arizona 74-48. >>> 22nd ranked cal women. despite rolling her ankle on friday. brittany is back, threw down 21 and six assists. meanwhile, tim had a career high 23 points to lead the bears as they beat number 15 arizona state. >>> okay. let's see it, northern opened down in l.a. where bubba watson who has not won since the 2012 walked in style. >> hey, daddy. >> hey, daddy. >> bubba's son kalob rooted for his dad, 22 months without a win, five of his first eight. charles schwartz made a late charge for the top stop and chips in for the bunker and finishes at fifth faltering down the stretch. dustin johnson needed this birdie on 18 to tie bubba to the lead but he's in the clubhouse at 13 under with a final round 66. two to win on 18. took one for the b

. >> a brief time ago, i spoke with daniel sanford in the crimean city and started by asking how he thought president obama's comments on ukraine .ould be received >> i don't think people in crimea will be particularly , but those that support the russian move will feel fairly confident tonight that their fate is in russian hands. i think russians at the moment to hold all the cards in crimea. there's nothing very much that the ukrainian government in kiev about the situation. they cannot really come charging down the troops because that is almost certain to provoke a conflict. i think at the moment, the russians can sit tight and see what happens next and then into negotiations further down the line. >> how are people where you are responding to the presence of these forces loyal to russia on the street? dangerous tos generalize about these types of things, but there are certainly large numbers of russian speakers who feel very strong links to russia and were very worried when the new government came to power in kiev supporting these far right activists, and we are very concerned that the

cooperation volunteers started teaching children baseball in ba keen know fast sew. 16-year-old racine know sanford is strong and agile. he stands out among the country's young baseball players. >> translator: baseball has taught me many things. i'm not just learning technique. there's a spiritual side to it as well. >> reporter: las seen know lost his mother at the age of 4. his father works outside the country. the young african lives with his grandfather and takes care of the goats. >> translator: my grand some seems very gentle, but he's very strong. i pray for him to become a great baseball player. >> reporter: last summer he tried out for a team in a professional baseball league in japan. though he demonstrated his pro wes, he didn't make the cut. >> translator: i realize that i wasn't playing at a high enough standard and i didn't have enough experience. >> reporter: on his return home, las cena started to practice much hard tore get ready for another tryout. the japan overseas cooperation volunteers help him train. the daily one-on-one session lasts for two hours. late last year lassina rec

senator terry sanford and asked him if i could come interview him.ghth grade, i walked over to his office and wrote my paper on hi. this race in particular is something that i've been looking at for almost a year at this point. it was important for me to keep it as quiet as possible and not talk about it so i could be deliberate and really look at the -- look at the race and weigh the options. but it's not been something that has come up in the last month or so. it's been something that's been in my head and in my heart for about a year now. >> i'm sure plenty of consultants that you've talked to, and political advisors, have explained to you you're running in a pretty tough district. pretty republican district. both mitt romney and john mccain carried it handedly, even in 2008 when president obama carried north carolina overall. how do you think you'll be able to win -- you'll have to win over some republicans onto your side in order to win this race, assuming you get out of the primary. >> well, from a registration standpoint, actually republicans

martin, a black 17-year-old was shot and killed by george zimmerman, during a dispute in sanford, florida. zimmerman was acquitted. while jurors deliberatewhether or not dunn committed murder when he shot and killed davis, protestors outside the courthouse had already made their decision. dunn could face life in prison. >>> sarah, going into the weekend what happened? >> jurors asked the judge, listen we've hit a wall, could we break for the evening? he said yes. >> what does that mean, hit a wall? is there a specific count they're having trouble with? >> i think a few. earlier in the afternoon they came back, on some of these verdicts, if we agree on this, if we agree on this, what should we do in this case? the judge gave them some guidance. they are going head to head on whatever's happening behind closed doors. there seems to be some type of confusion perhaps or it will soe of battle because clearly they haven't come out with a verdict. >> they have asked for material, wanted to review things? >> clearl pretty standard, dotting all of your i's and dotting your t's surveillance video,

from sochi, daniel sanford has the report.rneye end of its around russia and even into space, the olympic torch has arrived in sochi today for one of the most controversial games of recent years. so did the athletes, including britain's leading skier, who is trying to set aside concerns about terrorism and gay rights. >> i am here to ski as fast as i can. i cannot get emotionally involved to get annoy him passionate person, and i haven't i amhe energy for that, so here to race for my country. >> the stadium and slopes are ready, get them of the hotels yet some ofay -- the hotels are not. today a worldwide demonstration by gay rights activist like these in jerusalem are trying to encourage corporate sponsors to speak out against a new russian law which bans telling under 18s about nontraditional sexual activity. the only place anybody will be allowed to protest is here in a motor park next to a rail line and 10 miles from the olympic venue. in sochi's main gate hub they were not her testing either. says hise owner country is no

aspiring wall street investment banker didn't list that he was an investment banker at goldman sacks sanford bernstein and it's a very diversified city. the question si have is this going to be a tail of two cities fwaws incumbent mayor in new york city is trying to change the tale of two cities. it's becoming a tale of two cities. could you comment on that? >> on all of my bio it talks about goldman sacks and i'm proud of it because if you understand my background and my family's background. my family is in newark every day for the last decade. when i went through college and graduate school and got a job at goldman sacks which is the most pretigeyouse bank in the world. if you would have told me ten years ago that working at goldman sachs would be a scarlet let ner many ways i would have said you are crazy. i don't view it that every single one of them is bad because they work in an industry. it's not fair. i left after 9/11 to enlist in the marine corps. i was happy at my job and i was happy in the marine corps because of any service there. it's not fair to brush every single person who w

the app is also available in sanford is go and new york. -- san francisco and new york. >> it is interestinghat are online lives are so connect a a runnerre expecting to be fact and beautifully designed. we are spending time with family and ends, eggs wearing these the around us. products have the off-line. what if we could build a company where we used technology to engage with the off-line world. >> i spoke to one of your investors a new years ago. he said that sosh was one of his first investments. he could not believe i did not know what the company was. friends, youabbing wonder where to go, is that right level of -- there isn't anything. with sosh, we help answer that question. a curates a lot of activities out. it is the top 10% of things. people think that it is the coolest. >> you are a nasa astrophysicist. why would you work on a social mobile app? and that is a good question. that feedback about 15-20 years. watch my dad and his company go from three guys in a garage to selling for millions of dollars, i learned there was something about being creative. astrophysics is cool, but i

half hour it's been two years as george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin on a rainy night in sanford florida americans now know about stand your ground shoot first laws but how much has really changed also more than half of all americans don't think the media tells them the truth that could organizations like first look media the home of glenn greenwald and jeremy scahill intercept restore their trust in journalism and reuters coverage of climate change is morally ethically and scientifically wrong i'll tell you why in tonight's daily take. it's crude news today is the second year anniversary of the death of trayvon martin but america still seems as far away as ever from solving this problems of gun violence and racism it was only two weeks ago after all that a florida jury declared a mistrial in the first degree murder trial of michael dunn who shot and killed seventeen year old jordan davis dunn shot davis after the two got into an argument to gas station about the volume of davis' music was obviously done instigated the fight but thanks to florida's stand your ground and shoot fir

the ah a story on sale since i got from sanford and son but useless. nothing looked right down the court saying foreign investments. french presidential slot on the males missions to show the world of francaise open for business. facing up to history the national assembly address is the forced migration of hundreds of children from the french aren't real. european side streets the people of all six additional ads are part is dedicated entirely to the legendary film franchise outlets. with unemployment at a sixteen year high and roads close to zero in the french president will spot on the street you would charm offensive trying to persuade ei

sanford allumn jason collins has played in his first nba game since announcing he is gay.id basketball player. again, it's about focusing on the task at hand and not thinking about history. >> reporter: he came to play but for so many people jason collins ushers in a new era. san francisco has the nation's oldest gay basketball league. scrimmages tonight and aware of collins new contract. >> i think that's big. i think that sends a message to kids in high school, kids in college now that it's not a big deal. but at the end of the day we're all people. >> reporter: 35-year-old collins came out in april after his 12th proseason. he received widespread support but no offer to play for a new team until the nets where he began his career offered him the 10 day deal. >> i suppose they will sign him for the season because he's a very strong center. >>> founder of the gba believes that collins now sets the stage for michael sams as he gets ready to go into if draft. >> life is so much better for me. i don't have to hide who i am. just be my normal self. >> absolutely amazing. jazz

cis is according to a sanford bernstein analyst.the winter storms of forcing united to cut revenue projections. the airline says revenue will drop after it canceled 22,000 flights due to the weather. no overall figure on how much lower the revenue will be but it prompted one analyst to forecast a much deeper loss this quarter at united. adam? >> we are going to take a very quick rate. when we come back, cut the ukraine be on the verge of tearing itself apart? we will be on the ground in kiev. right here. "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg television, streaming live on your tablet, phone, and bloomberg.com, and we will be back with frank keating, former governor of oklahoma and current president of the american bankers association. ♪ >> where did the month of february go? eventful in washington, foreign policy in geopolitics playing a debate inn a february washington. of course, a terrific budget report yesterday showing less of , giving pause as they awaken washington. coming up in the next hour, we are honored to bring you charl

richter is a former sanford physics professor, one of 500 residents of this living complex who filed a lawsuit charges they transferred $190 million in fees to its parent company cc chicago. fee that's would go to residents when they move or to their heirs if they die. he gets angry when he recall what's the company lawyer told him >> we see that people get paid but have no legal obligation to do so. that is crazy. >> richter is becoming worried because he says that the company is in the red. >> when i moved in her the balance sheet was plus $300 million, today, it is minus $300 million. >> company spokesman sam singer responds this way. >> via palo alto has a successful history of repaying fees to every resident we paid $121 million since inception. we have 0 bank debt >> the lawyer for residents sees it differently >> what happened is that money and this group of senior citizen needed piece of mind and got the opposite. >> entrance fees are expense yichlt dr. richter paid $1.5 million for his, and that is nine years ago when he moved in. >> abc7 news i teal has gotten results. you

sanford was sentenced to 120 -- in prison.ent byy supposedly were backed investments and securities issuedy governments and multinational companies and international banks. those investments did not exist. mixed results from the half-dozen retailers that reported cap quarter earnings today. most eight or lower expectations. >> hi mark. we have seen a lot of negativity coming from the retailers. a lot of it has to do with the winter weather. yesterday,eporting and their ceo sums it up, before january sales were due, there was an unusual harsh winter. there were 244 macy's that were close because of the weather. the retailer incurred cost of a result of that. this is definitely having an effect on what we are seeing. dollar tree came out with his numbers and said that if you look at the selling days during the quarter, 33 days were negatively affected by winter storms. that, or underneath that, you have the effect of food stamp cuts. the tumors are still struggling. retailers are trying to figure out what exactly is going on. we just saw this reaction from the retailers today. companies like

over to sanford, the women went out and cardinals win. brittany boyd and cal.e cooking on arizona state. they win 74-63. that's sports at this hour. everyone have a great day, we'll see you down the road. >> i was waiting for that. baseball is back. giants down in arizona. play of the day. >>> thousands of athletes competing for medals in sochi russia. >> several gold medalists get medals from out of this world. you remember that, a meteor exploded in russia. now some are on bonus medals. they're reserved for ten olympians who won gold on saturday's anniversary but they will receive them in the mail because they cannot be given out until the games are over >> bode miller won a bronze but what should have been a happy moment turned a little ugly when the reporter asked about the seizure who died a year before. christian cooper pressed on with the questions until he broke down >> he is trending now. also, page, the actress announced she's gay on friday. gravity was the big winner last night. ghost busters. legos unveils at the toy fair and president's day because

richter is a former sanford physics professor, one of 500 residents of this living complex who filed a lawsuit charges they transferred $190 million in fees to its parent company cc chicago. fee that's would go to residents when they move or to their heirs if they die. he gets angry when he recall what's the company lawyer told him >> we see that people get paid but have no legal obligation to do so. that is crazy. >> richter is becoming worried because he says that the company is in the red. >> when i moved in her the balance sheet was plus $300 million, today, it is minus $300 million. >> company spokesman sam singer responds this way. >> via palo alto has a successful history of repaying fees to every resident we paid $121 million since inception. we have 0 bank debt >> the lawyer for residents sees it differently >> what happened is that money and this group of senior citizen needed piece of mind and got the opposite. >> entrance fees are expense yichlt dr. richter paid $1.5 million for his, and that is nine years ago when he moved in. >> abc7 news i teal has gotten results. you

sanford bernstein raise their price target on the google $1500 from your team that -- $1350.y that removed risk. west" this"bloomberg afternoon on what it means for google as they have to figure out how to figure out for eric schmidt's payout for it >> apple and google are teaming up to fight patent lawsuits. they are urging the supreme court to collect lawyer fees from patentholders who lose infringement lawsuits brits apple and google have been hit with patent related lawsuits almost 200 times each in the last five years. value is baba average over 150 ilium dollars valuation. 150 billion dollars. they will go public this year in the biggest ipo since facebook and that will have a big impact on yahoo!. sony is close to selling his japanese pc unit. the jot -- the buyer is said to be in investment group. a widerale as part of restructuring at sony that could be announced as early as tomorrow. let's move to michael jason because there is a lot going on with tech hearings in d.c. havenet companies disclosed company times they had to turn over request to the government. wanting

michael sanford, for example. the first openly gay athlete in the nfl.action been amongst your fraternity? >> i think it has been fairly positive. i think -- i knew it was a matter of time before someone came out and for him to come out prior to entering the nfl benefits him because he does not have to feel awkward or feel weird when he is in the locker room and so out in the open. he has been on the football team long enough to know how to conduct himself and had to be a teammate. it should not be a hard transition for him. it is all good in my book. >> we will continue the conversation. i want to find out how you stay fit in the off-season. we have more with victor cruz and talking about promoting a healthy lifestyle for nfl players through game plan -- gameplanforme.com. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. victor cruz is here and also george pyne. an interactive website and it is called gameplanf orme.com. it is and how did it come about. >> great to be here. it is a website that talks about the importance of having a plan for your health so you

cleveland cavaliers putting the east up for the good he took the mvp honors as the east wins it over the sanford where they joined me on game day last night and went out and put 15 points and 9 rebounds on arizona. brittany boyd and cal home cooking. bubba watson. doing it in route to winning the northern trust open in los angeles. the first win since the 2012 masters. that is sports at this hour. everyone have a great day and see you down the road. >>> thank you. college base pal season underway. a source of the play of the day. second baseman going to track down the ball got a first baseman and a right fielder putting a beat on him. catches and says got it. >>> thousands of athletes competing for medals since sochi >> a bonus medal that is from out of this world. >> one year ago, a meter meet -- meteorite hit russia. they will be given out to some athletes >>> a woman accused of killing a man she met on craigs list makes a stunning confession saying she killed dozens of times before. who she claims he targeted. >> a shooting last night left people scrambling. what police need from you. ,,,,,,,

passed on yeah so yeah why do things like between take note of all that we are gifted not to far sanford understand two to three days as we said to shoot an episode you watch an episode that runs forty four minutes so out of that eight days a big percentage of that time is we're being ourselves a very small percentage of those he she is old you're a big supporter of the second of every right i am you know it's the it is the duct tape to divert this well it's a dichotomy to me were they talking about the mobilization or were they talking about individuals i think they were talking about individuals only because i think i mean white men just it's not it's a much more well if it's mentioned but but again i think if we look at the basis of just what this country has been built on and where we are. in relation to other countries in the in the on the planet there's something to be said about the freedom of a person to have that right to bear arms if they want to only the world and killing people would go well we need the world but we also lead the world a democracy we lead the world in a lot o

. >> reporter: davis was killed nine months after trayvon martin was killed in sanford, florida. >> heshot into a car with four youths in it. this is different than with zimmerman. he is not injured in any way. so i think it's a much more difficult case. >> when zimmerman was acquitted, davis was upset. he told his mother he felt like young black men had to be on their guard. >> he would say i'm going to run mom. nobody is going to shoot me. i'm going to be okay. >> reporter: she is feeling anxious as the trial starts especially when she thinks about how the defense might portray her son. but she said trayvon's mother gave her some advice. >> you know the truth. >> reporter: dunn brought a civil suit brought against the parents for allegedly making defamiliarer to statements against their son. >>> joie chen is standing by to tell us what is coming up on "america tonight." >> good evening, tonight on our program, we'll take a look at the jail scandal in l.a. 18 l.a. country officers are charged with misconduct in the country jail. "america tonight" investigates conditions inside one of

propuesta hb 2192, el representante estatal de arizona carl seel, hablo con nuestra compaqera carolina sanfordscuelas, una acciÓn que se convertirÍa en un delito mayor si la persona que indocumentadas lo hace mÁs de una ocasiÓn. activistas creen que la sola intenciÓn de proponer algo asÍ es un insulto y otra forma de intimidaciÓn para los mÁs vulnerables. >> decir explÍcitamente que no pueden ir a la escuela indocumentadas, que le van a cargar cargos criminales. la verdad que da miedo a los estudiantes. >> Ésta le ha ofendido a inmigrantes de activistas que se presentaron ante la cÁmara de representantes con este inodoro como premio al autor de la propuesta. >> se lo ganÓ el representante, porque quiere destruir el estado de arizona. > mientras tanto, el autor dice que estÁn interpretando muy mal su propuesta. >> creo que ha habido muchos malentendidos. lo que estamos tratando de hacer es dirigido a los indocumentados que tienen un pasado criminal o cuentas pendientes con las autoridades. >> cuando se le preguntÓ que si esta propuesta afectarÍa a todos los inmigrantes esto fue lo que respondiÓ

we keep electing politicians, mark sanford, who acknowledged he had an affair.ill clinton, one of the most popular politicians in america, of course, something went on there. >> it is not just politicians. men in position of power have been known to do this in america. we'll leave it at that. >>> there is some big news affecting a huge swath of the country right now. the power outages climbing throughout the south. this is historic, catastrophic ice storm hits the regions. tens of thousands of people have no power. 143,000 as of this moment because of ice-covered trees and limbs. >> imagine that. if you are not in one of the areas affected, it is brutally awful. you are in the dark and cold. very few people are trying to get out on these icy roads unlike last time when the snowstorm hit the south. george howell is one that is hitting the road. i'm glad to know he is not in front of the wheel. he is on a highway in atlanta. how is it looking out there? what are conditions like right there? are you even seeing some sun? >> reporter: right. we are driving on a bed

federal inspectors said today operations at the central valley meat in sanford have been suspended duesanitary conditions. that same facility was closed for a week in 2010 after a video surfaced showing workers torturing tows with electric prods. last september the company recalled 58,000-pound of piece over concerns that it may have contained small pieces of plastic. >>> at least 70 million target customers and more than 1 million neiman marcus customers had their information breached. but they say banks and retailers are dragging their feet because of money. they're disappointed that target nor neiman marcus decided to send representatives to today's meeting. >>> a warm day out there today. we had plenty of cloud. showers way to the north right now. they're trying to work their way into the area. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow are going to be about the same. a little warmer in some places. sun is going to come out tomorrow afternoon. here's the system i'm tracking will come in real close. you can see it to the north. this whole thing is going to work its way south ov

he goes on to say he is considering north carolina governor terry sanford, a moderate, racial, southernracial moderate. so johnson is a man staring into the abyss. he can either become president of the united states or he can go to the federal penitentiary. and therein lies his motive. now, finding co-plotters as not all that difficult to lyndon johnson is the appropriate for the cia. lyndon johnson sits on the secret subcommittee that passes the blackbox budget which are hidden in our airspace budgets. the cia cannot function without the hundreds of millions of dollars being delivered by the appropriator for the military-industrial complex. lyndon baines johnson. no defense contract in washington moves without a bribe or lyndon johnson. so johnson is the godfather of the caa. he sits on the senate committee that form the caa. release of the senate to become vice president he helps install senator byrd, a close ally in the congressional oversight that oversees the programs of the cia. and then there's organized crime. their motive, they gave $1 million to johnson. they still votes for j

. >>> we're following a developing story now at sanford university. doctors and state health officials are gathering to discuss a rare and mysterious virus that mimics polio. it hit at least one bay area child. we'll show you some footage. doctors are describing their findings, including how the disease can leave its victims partially paralyzed. it was first identified in 2012 and as many as 25 children have now shown symptoms. the parents of 4-year-old sofia jarvis are among those. after a brief respiratory illness two years ago, one of her arms became paralyzed. health experts identified the virus but not clear how it targets its victims. cheryl hurd is at this news conference and we'll have more in this story in about 30 minutes from now. >>> increasing frustration over a rush of burglaries in san jose. the cameras were rolling today when police nabbed three suspects who cops say hit a house on west view drive. damian trujillo is live at that home and damian, i understand alert neighbors helped in the arrest. >> reporter: yeah, jessica, neighbors h

the problem christie has is the same problem sanford had in 2009. he went down to buenos aires.now you have active republicans who are calling for christie to step aside. they don't want that smell coming to their state. they are 36 states this year in 2014 that will choose a governor. which of those states, a, wants chris christie to come to their state and campaign with their candidate? and b, raise money that's going to be spent. if i were a democratic candidate, i would challenge the republican running in that state not to take a dime from the republican governors association. look, there are republicans calling for him to step down. the former head of the republican party in south carolina is worried and has said, listen, we know a thing aboor two about this. christie went out to illinois and none of the four people running for governor as republicans in illinois would even meet with him. you have new jersey newspapers saying he ought to say down. 75% of the people in new jersey say he ought to step away from the republican governors association. he ought to fix this proble

federal inspectors said today operations at the central valley meat in sanford have been suspended dueonditions. that same facility was closed for a week in 2010 after a video surfaced showing workers torturing tows with electric prods. last september the company recalled 58,000-pound of piece over concerns that it may have contained small pieces of plastic. >>> at least 70 million target customers and more than 1 million neiman marcus customers had their information breached. but they say banks and retailers are dragging their feet because of money. they're disappointed that target nor neiman marcus decided to send representatives to today's meeting. >>> a warm day out there today. we had plenty of cloud. showers way to the north right now. they're trying to work their way into the area. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow are going to be about the same. a little warmer in some places. sun is going to come out tomorrow afternoon. here's the system i'm tracking will come in real close. you can see it to the north. this whole thing is going to work its way south over the nex

. >>> former sanford star jason collins signed a ten-day contract with the denver nuggets. and last night he paid tribute to matthew shepard. he was the college student that was murdered in 1998 because he was gay. >> my friends and family knew why i chose that number. and now it's cool to see so many people support it. it's et by people buying the jersey. >> collins number 98 jersey is now the top selling uniform on nba.com. shepards parents call collins' gesture genuine and thoughtful. >>> walmart says it's taking a bold step toward eliminating harmful chemicals. they will require manufactures to list the chemicals considered dangerous on labels of makeups, soaps, and household cleaners. they will have to reduce or eliminate them completely within a couple years. experts in the industry expect companies will change their products rather than lose their sales at walmart. >>> it happened again for the second time in 24 hours. a bay area store clerk fights off a would-be robber. check out the surveillance video of the incredible take down. >> we are live in san francisco whe

year-old, was shot and killed by george zimmerman who is white, in early 2012, during a dispute in sanford florida. zimmerman was acquitted. following verdict, president barack obama surprised many by commenting from the white house on the case that captivated the country. >> when trayvon martin was first shot i said, "this could have been my son." another way of saying that is, trayvon martin could have been me, 35 years ago. >> today, it was another father who took the stand to talk about the loss of his son. mountain case of michael -- in the case of michael dunn, police say no gun was found in dunn's vehicle. >> at any time did you see anyone take a weapon of any kind out of that car? >> no, sir. >> but the defense argues the teens had a time to dispose of a weapon. and are davis ha. >> if this was a predesigned p preimmediatpremeditated murder,d someone of the intent and maliciousness to convict someone of that charge, he comes home. he doesn't go to an airport. >> the jury is sequestered throughout this trial which is expected to last another week. if convicted, dunn faces life in pr

motorcycle mike sanford wants to know why we are just learning about this and did they think people don't >> there was a lot of publicity. you go back and read through the media back in april. but the national news didn't pick it up like they have now. we have talked about it a lot. why is it just getting the national attention now. it did get. and the industry has been active for the past ten months addressing this and going around the country, and working with other utilities. >> mark weatherford. thank you very much and we appreciate you taking our question on facebook. he said we are doing a great job. >> and unmanned drones, speaking of terrorism and threats may have played a major role in launching attacks against suspected terrorist. if the pentagon is forced to withdraw troops in afghanistan, the u.s. military could loedz bases. and jennifer griffin takes a look at this from the pentagon. >> and uncertainty on whether any u.s. troops will be in pakist afghanistan, the pentagon has to explore options outside of afghanistan. >> would you consider placing drones in india. >> we are c

death of unarmedmartin, the african-american 17-year-old who was shot dead by george zimmerman in sanford florida. zimmerman's acquittal now and i the country on issues of race and rights in the criminal justice system. rallies were held nationwide wednesday to mark the two years since the killing. >> we're all trayvon. fathers, sisters, brothers, grandfathers. the matter who you are, what you're doing or where you're going, if you believe in yourself, believe in him, too. >> i have a 20-year-old. [indiscernible] i am praying that my child may get back. >> the anniversary of trayvon martin's death came less than two weeks after jury acquitted michael dunn of murder in the killing of another unarmed african-american 17-year-old in florida, jordan davis. dunn faces at least six years in prison after he was convicted of attempted murder for shooting 10 times that a vehicle full of teenagers after a dispute over loud music. officers in michigan who killed an african american homeless man accused of stealing a cup of coffee will not face charges. 2012, saginaw police fired 47 shots at milton h

, florida, with the dui arrest of a man police say stole a humvee from a national guard armory in sanford and drove it to deltona. >>> and this is a live look at evening prairie, minnesota, ugly there, the big story tonight, another big storm. the twin cities could get 6 to 10 inches of snow by morning. it seems like in some areas it is non-stop this year. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role roughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day women's 50+. >>> it's all about the numbers tonight. in health care there is word that some of the lofty salttics we've heard about the obamacare signups may not be entirely accurate. and vice president biden is doing his part to lower expectations for the near future. here is chief national correspondent jim angle. >> reporter: though officials have confidently claimed surging enrollments in obamacare so far and