unshakable on cross-examination. really, a model witness. she testified that was trayvon martin screaming out for help. she maintained it from the beginning, was unshakable and that was strong testimony for the prosecution. >> so if you're the defense attorney here, how do you deal with that in the coming days? how do you deal with the emotional power punch, really, of the mother's testimony backed up by the brother to some extent? that that's the sound of her son's voice? >> well, the defense attorney did all he could do. be very gentle and just to plant the seed. the seed he tried to plant was that she would have to hope it was trayvon, because if it wasn't, then trayvon would have been the wrongdoer, and that that would create a very negative outcome for her family. of course, she denied that. she said i wasn't hoping. that's what i heard. i heard trayvon martin screaming. this is not about hope. that's where the defense is going with this. that that's the conclusion the family had to draw to be able to handle their grief after this shoot

he finished the week unbeaten and looks unshakable, and just two meets remaining in this year's worldcup. in the women's competition, the defending champion from the caribbean island of aruba left her competitors in a spin. she looks on track to defend her crown. it has been another busy day for pope francis in rio de janeiro, where he presides over the catholic church world youth day festivities. we have live picture here. he is attending a mass early this morning, and later will join hundreds of thousands of young catholics on copacabana beach in a prayer ritual. they are set to walk nine kilometers to rio to meet him there. the final event of his trip is tomorrow, where he will say mass . here in europe. temperatures have been soaring across the continent. the uk has seen its longest heatwave in seven years. a little drizzle last night did not do much to help in berlin. there are plenty of tourists in town. temperatures could reach 40 degrees celsius over the weekend. that is all for now on the journal. thank you for watching. >> music is patrick's life. his body produces amazing s

she was unshakeable. think that was very strong testimony for the prosecution. >> so if you're the defense attorney here, how do you deal with that in the coming days? how do you deal with the emotional power punch really of the mother's testimony backed up by the brother to some extent that that's the sound of her son's voice? >> well, the defense attorney on cross examination did all that he could do, which was to be very gentle and just to plant a seed. the seed that he tried to plant was that she would have to hope it was trayvon because if it wasn't, then trayvon would have been the wrong doer and that that would create a very negative outcome for her family. of course she denied that. she said i wasn't hoping. that's what i heard. heard trayvon martin screaming. this is not about hope. but that's where the defense is going to go with this. that that's the conclusion the family had to draw to be able to handle their grief after this sheeting. >> let's take a look at it right now when trayvon's mother

their defenses as you will see are exceptional courage, unshakeable family bond and an an abiding desire to go home. once it was all so very ordinary. here they were a couple kids off to college in utah who happen to meet one day at church. >> at first she didn't think i was all that fancy. she learned to love me. >> they had no idea, of course, what would be asked of them. when they got married on a fine june day back in 1997 and moved to the oregon countryside. the very town where jason was raised and started a family of their own. >> how old are you? >> five. >> what do you have on your birthday plate? >> a candle and fire. >> as we've had each one, healthy babies. they go through their childhood. they have worries and concerns if they get bit by a dog or a broken arm or something, but nothing with this magnitude. >> haines is a speck in a grand sweeping landscape. town of 400 or so near the oregon/idaho border. here jason joined his father's accounting business. stacy went to work at a nearby hospital as an obstetric nurse. this is the home the binghams loved and where they imagined

really, unshake bli clear on that, that he was walking around with a gun in his holster that had a bullet in the chamber ready to fire. there was no external safety that had to be unlatched before he could fire. that gun was good to go and he used it as soon as he needed it. i think that completely supports the prosecution's point on that. the defense's point is that we need to still hear from probably the medical examiner who did the autopsy on trayvon martin because the defense point is going to be that the bullet hole shows that trayvon martin was over george zimmerman in a diagonal position as the bullet shot went through the shirts and into the body at an angle that substantiates that. we haven't heard from the witness yet. >> seema, i'm struck now by there's a lot of criticism of this prosecution of the way they've conducted the case. i do now feel at least for the last two days that they are very carefully and methodically constructing a profile of george zimmerman, somebody who wanted to be a police officer, who behaved as a police officer and i think this evidence to date is furt

she was unshakeable in cross-examination and by the end of the day we have the battle of the two mothers, both testifying in a very sober and confident manner that it's their son. they have to cancel each other out. the defense is mindful of the theatrics that they leave the jury with. last weekend it was the photos of trayvon martin and now it's the family members i think leaving the your with the impression of at least that george zimmerman has a strong family that's standing behind him. >> i want to ask john burris again, the fact that trayvon martin's mother was very effective, i mean, i think that's the legal analysis of many people today, would that have prompted the defense to start with the voice and do you think he may have made a late game strategy change or did you think that he was going to leave this with us the whole time? >> no, he knew she was going to be the last witness, he had reason to believe that she was going to be a good witness. he wanted to neutralize that as soon as possible. i'm not surprised that he did so. a good lawyer would have done that. >> joy, your tho

they won't buy unless they have an unshakable conviction of their companies or perhaps they have been contacted by others to buy the business. most investors aren't smart enough to wait for a pull back. insider buy at the high don't think they will be a pull back and there's nothing more than bullish than that. sure i want to wait for a pull back, but it doesn't happen that often. when you see insider buying in a stock that's at a 52 week high, you might want to be buying too. let's go to karen in ohio. karen? >> caller: hey, jim, my husband and i got a letter from a company that we have stock with that wants to purchase back 350 million in shares. they'd say they would pay $22.50 a share which is approximately 14% of the stock that they own. when is a good idea to do this? >> if you need to raise cash, but otherwise, i want to stay. i want to own. i probably even want to buy to be honest. i probably want to buy along with them. let's go to russell in florida. russell? >> caller: hi, jim. i was wondering could you tell me the advantages and disadvantages of stocks versus mutual funds

she was very centered and straightforward in her testimony, unshakable.er, by the end of the day on friday, when we heard from george zimmerman's mother, who had very similar testimony, the issue became a little bit more confused and ambiguous, and now, today, we've had a whole stream of witnesses, saying that they are very clear that it was george zimmerman, their friend, or their family member, george zimmerman. absolutely, one older man who was a friend was in tears, choked up at how certain he was that it was grreorge zimmerman. then we heard from tracy martin, trayvon martin's father, who says different times, based on who you believe, it wasn't him, now he says it was him. i think the jury will have a very difficult time identifying who it was. >> john, just in tracy martin's defense, when he was being questioned, he said, i never said that that wasn't my son's voice. >> right. >> and he said his action was, when he heard it, he was clearly traumatized, he pushed himself away from the desk and mumbled. >> right. >> and i believe it was officer serin

and go on, we shall, to prosper and to lead, if we are true to our values, and unshakably resolved not to fail. lord speaker, mr. speaker, distinguished guests, you have been generous with your time. so, let me just close with this. some years after prime minister king delivered his speech here the people of canada sent you a gift, the handsome table gracing the floor of your house of commons, part of an allied effort to rebuild the chamber after the damages of war. a gift, no doubt, to remind you of the defence of britain by canadians done, from the outset, voluntarily and passionately, not simply out of the value of friendship, but also because of the friendship of values. i ask that, if you happen to find yourselves looking at that table, think of us in canada. perhaps not your most powerful friends, but your truest and most reliable and know, that as we tackle the great challenges of this and future eras. we shall face them together, always, and we will succeed. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> let m

security is why president obama's administration has done more than any before it to strengthen our unshakeabley general john allen is on the groundworking to ensure israel's security needs will be met. and i emphasize we have worked very closely with our palestinian friends to help develop palestinian security capacity, and we cannot forget that the security of israel will also benefit palestinians next door. the israeli government has recognized this which is why it will be taking in the next days and weeks a number of steps in order to improve conditions in the west bank and in gaza and the palestinian security forces have recognized this which is why we have seen such a dramatic improvement in law and order and such a dramatic increase in terror attacks originating from the west bank. the israeli and palestinian people understand their common interests, and that's why they continue to take positive steps on the ground to improve relations between themselves. i also want to point out that the arab league understands this too, which is why it has reaffirmed the arab peace initiative and provi

is why president obama's administration has done more than anything before it to strengthen our unshakable bond and why the general john allen is on the ground working to ensure israel's security needs will be met. and i emphasize we have worked very closely with our palestinian friends to help develop the palestinian capacity. we cannot forget that the security of israel will also benefit palestinians next door. the government has recognized this, which is why it will be taking in the next days and weeks and number of steps in order to improve conditions in the west bank and in gaza. they've recognized this which is why we have seen a dramatic improvement in law and order and such a decrease in the terror attack originating on the west bank. the israeli and palestinian people want to stand of the common interest and that's why they continue to take positive steps on the ground to improve the relations between themselves. i also want to point out that the arab league understands this, too which is why it has reaffirmed the arab peace initiative and provided by the statements of support for

we'll be talking to him about this too and about how we can get, if you're a christian unshakable faith> how to get through it. how to understand what it's all about. looking forward to talking about that. >> he'll be joining us in our 9:00 hour. >> 9:00. >> stay tuned for that. plus, this this morning. the president going and once again reiterating this idea that congress has been ddisstrakted these phony scandals. he wants to get the nation back on the right path. raising questions why this is the ninth time we're talking about the economy. we'll focus on jobs now. is it because of the sagging approval ratings? >> especially among independents the numbers are going down for the president. but when i first heard this term phony scandals i knew it was not a good idea. not a good phrase. i meant this scandal over here. if you lump in all of the scandals, some people died involving a couple of these scandals. you can't say that's phony. >> we don't know which ones they are. they have not answered this. this will be another further distraction later this week. >> that's the danger of the p

and also under the language of my amendment, the federal government has unshakable obligation to ensure equal protection and due process. so that 14th amendment obligation on the federal government is undiminished and expressly reaffirmed in my amendment. so there will be no discrimination nor imposition on every american's right to legal protection and due process. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. tierney: i don't want to beat a dead horse. simply the notion is states that were already at fault for not having done the job now get to not do the job again as long as the state legislatures make the de--- decision. it would be a delay, if it's done at all. if the state should make the unwise decision as they have done historically, which gave the reason for us being involved at all in the first place at the federal level, are you cutting education money and not applying it to the use of educating disadvantaged students. with that i wreb. -- i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from texas. mr. culberson: mr. chairman,

and go on, we shall, to prosper and to lead, if we are true to our values, and unshakably resolved not to fail. lord speaker, mr. speaker, distinguished guests, you have been generous with your time. so, let me just close with this. some years after prime minister king delivered his speech here the people of canada sent you a gift, the handsome table gracing the floor of your house of commons, part of an allied effort to rebuild the chamber after the damages of war. a gift, no doubt, to remind you of the defence of britain by canadians done, from the outset, voluntarily and passionately, not simply out of the value of friendship, but also because of the friendship of values. i ask that, if you happen to find yourselves looking at that table, think of us in canada. perhaps not your most powerful friends, but your truest and most reliable and know, that as we tackle the great challenges of this and future eras. we shall face them together, always, and we will succeed. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] primete