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seize the summer with up to 50% off hotels at travelocity. >>> welcome back.from sanford, florida i'm ashleigh banfield reporting. you heard the incapsulated most riveting moments of today's testimony of the george zimmerman murderer case. some scored for the prosecution and some for the defense. who won for the day. the jury weighs what they hear and think it through overnight. i'm not the best person for this. i have the best panel. criminal defense attorney joins us live as well as holly hues and also a former prosecutor. and i'm delighted to be joined by attorney for trayvon martin's family who can shed a little light. going to get to that in just a moment. first i want to show pictures of what the family of trayvon martin was looking at throughout most of the testimony today. sure there were forensics and the murder weapon and witnesses paraded up and down. but this drew the silence. this is what trayvon martin was wearing under his black hoodie the night he was shot dead. you can see exactly where the bullet wound entered his heart and killed him. you ca

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seize the summer with up to 50% off hotels at travelocity. >>> the cramps. okay. on msnbc, a cable access network for sociology majors, chris matthews apologizes on behalf of all white people for the racism experienced by blacks in america. behold beholders. >> this conversation gentlemen privately and on television, a lot of people out there, i'll just tell you one thing and i'm speaking now for all white people especially who have tried to change the last 50 or 60 years and a lot of them have really tried to change. and i'm sorry for this stuff. >> i think he meant white-haired people. on behalf of loud talk show hosts everywhere, i apologize for that apology. now, i don't doubt his sincerity, i think he really does mean well. but do you think his guests really wanted an apology? short answer, no, longer answer, no, no, no, no. see, all white liberal guilt does is create symbolic inaction to alleviate guilt of the white liberal, or worse, creating real action that hurts. every big handout is born from the destructive selfishness of a white

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seize the summer with up to 50% off hotels at travelocity.> all right, the zimmerman murder trial in recess until the bottom of the hour. we want to take you back to egypt. look at this amazing picture. protesters in tahrir square. thousands and thousands of them. they're upset at their new democratically elected president. they're afraid egypt will become an islamic nation. more than 20 people, though, have died in violent clashes already. it's set to be a dark day in egypt and we hope not. the military has set this deadline and the latest, it's somewhere between 10:00 and 11:00 eastern time. the military says, hey, president morsi, if you don't agree to reforms in the government, if you don't agree to share power, well then we're going to do something about it. a free lance egyptian american journalist. she's on the phone with me. what do you make of this, mona? >> well, first of all, it's very important to remember that this has been a long time coming. last november when mohamed morsi rushed into effect a constitution at the end of the da

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