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thank you, yvette.n what we learn. >>> also standing up, a standing ovation for trayvon martin's father in washington here on capitol hill. >>> and family helped at the scene of an accident by george zimmerman canceled their news conference. we'll speak with zimmerman's lawyer mark o'mara. he's standing by live. i'm the next american success story. working for a company where over seventy-five percent of store management started as hourly associates. there's opportunity here. i can use walmart's education benefits to get a degree, maybe work in it, or be an engineer, helping walmart conserve energy. even today, when our store does well, i earn quarterly bonuses. when people look at me, i hope they see someone working their way up. vo: opportunity, that's the real walmart. and you wouldn't have it any other way.e. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your

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. >> marathon yvette went about 13 hours in total. it was so late george zimmerman needed permission to break his 10:00 p.m. curfew. lawyers stayed to discuss whether or not jurors should see an animation showing the fatal shot and text messages. the judge walked out while defense attorney don west was still talking. >> i don't want to pick that up at 9:00 and have the jury sit out there and wait like they did today. we will be recessed until 8 in the morning. >> not being able to prepare or get my witnesses gathered for tomorrow. i can't do that tonight. it's 10:00 at night we started this morning we have had full days every day, weekend depositions at night. >> earlier in the day we heard from more defense witnesses forensic pathologist vincent demayo. the bullet on his sweatshirt supported the account the teen was on top leaning over zimmerman when he shot and killed him. >> the wound itself by the gap in the powder in the face of contact of the phone indicates this is consistent with mr. zimmerman sat on mr. martin was over hand l

yvette is calling from pensacola, florida. navy town. hello, yvette. >> caller: good morning, hi.ope that bradley manning and edward snowden, if he's caught, get the maximum. i think that releasing information about our country while we have people out in various countries fighting, if they wanted to do something, they should have joined this country in helping us fight for -- excuse me, fight for -- fight with our soldiers that are on the ground. instead of leaking information to various countries about our privacy -- what really irks me is people in america act as if we're the only country that's doing it. that in itself irks me because if you don't know what gathering information is then they should have never been in the decisions to do that. >> bill: i got it, yvette. thank you. a lot of americans feel that way. we spent the first hour talking about this. our callers, this is liberal central, right. we're split on edward snowden. half say he's a hero. half say he's a traitor. >> that makes sense to me. a lot of people have had that reaction, kind of who are you to think that

it is the liveable wage act proposed by ward 7 council members yvette alexander, requiring big box storesstart salaries at $12.50 an hour, that, of course, is well above the city's minimum wage of $8.25. walmart executives are threatening to pull the plug on at least three of the stores at capitol, gateway, skyland and blade ensberg area, these areas are in desperate need of revitalization. not to mention the loss of 900 jobs. perhaps adding to the drama today council member marion barry is also proposing his own bill that would require newly hired d.c. government employees to live in the city. currently, about 47% of them live in maryland. the council member saying that the city should get the benefits from property and income taxes and he says he has support, about eight of the 12 council members, he says, have already signed a cobill to represent what he's fighting for here. the hearing starts at 10:00 this morning. reporting live at city hall, john gonzalez, abc7 news. >> all right, thank you, john. and another big push in council today. councilman and mayoral candidate tommy wells wa

not good if you believe yvette clark, dem from new york, black caucus spokesperson. >> it may seem that african-americans and other minorities achieved full equality in our civil society. profiling, in violation of our laws and our morals. the lives of black men and women are not accorded the same value as the lives of white americans. this is a reality for far too many black americans. >> wait a minute. america treats people equally. we have a black president, europe even has never had a black president nowhere. no other country on the planet offers the kind of opportunities this great nation affords all its citizens, regardless of race. so who are the real race baiters? sometimes those crying the foulest are the worst. president obama was going to be the first post racial president. then this all starts up. he, holder, now the cdc spokesperson. >> felt good to get your black president, say good, we have a black problem. this is what this woman said. one thing i agree with, one i don't. she talks about black people being profiled, whether it is in their cars, walking through stores, wh

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two of the stores that wal-mart would cancel are in ward 7 and council woman yvette alexander says she is, quote, passed off. >> they're -- pissed off. >> they're coming to a council member who did not support the legislation, i don't think they're bluffing me. i think they're serious about it. and they're business people. i mean, they don't have to come here if they don't choose to. they didn't ask the district for anything so they can pull out. >> wal-mart says it worked with the city to bring jobs and affordable shopping to six neighborhoods, but community leaders say the company had already promised to start employees at $13 an hour, which is above the rate the city council's bill would require. the first two stores are slated to open this fall. >>> right now we're also working to track down a developing story from metro. for the second time in a week, the train was apparently sent down the wrong tracks. today it was an orange line train that was supposed to be headed toward vienna but af

. >> marathon yvette went about 13 hours in total. it was so late george zimmerman needed permission to break his 10:00 p.m. curfew. lawyers stayed to discuss whether or not jurors should see an animation showing the fatal shot and text messages. the judge walked out while defense attorney don west was still talking. >> i don't want to pick that up at 9:00 and have the jury sit out there and wait like they did today. we will be recessed until

plus, we're bringing back yvette. >> yes, i'm gorgeous! jeff: hello, hello. roll it! all right.ad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting a talk show 'cause there's a lot to

reproductive tubes in order to make more babies with his beautiful girlfriend, long time girlfriend, yvetteyou may have more baby michael jordans running around. >> if it works. guess it does. otherwise wouldn't be going through with it. >> if she wants it she gets it. she's cute. >> obviously, robin thicke video, "blurred lines." >> yes. >> big rage. everybody loves the video. a seattle troupe, mont carousel -- >> does the real deal. they created their own version of the blurred lines, they changed the lyrics, the voices, the gender, and swapped everything. you know wanted to see how the different roles. perceived -- it was different. pretty funny. might want to check it out. may give you a different take. >> this has gone viral. i can kind of understand why. >> i feel so cheap right now. let me tell you. i feel objectified. >> oh, stop it. >> no you don't. i feel objecti . top it. >> no you don't. [ man ] look how beautiful it is. honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right n

. >> yvette joins us on the phone from spain. if you could, you went running to the scene. did you see? >> well, we were driving toward santiago de compostela. we were coming from carugnia and we saw the traffic stopping and assumed it was an accident on the highway but it wasn't, it was actually, you know, my husband said look to the right and when we looked to the right we saw the huge flames and the fire so we stopped but we really couldn't do much. we just stood there, everybody was in shock and horror because it was a devastating, devastating site to see. >> i can imagine it. how quickly did help get on the scene? this is a pretty populated area. >> well, it took, because it was during traffic time, so it took them about five minutes. >> right. >> for the first -- >> yes, we were saying earlier, too, and give some context for us about why so many people are in that area, or in santiago de compostela. it's a very significant time for religious people there. >> yes, it is. it's actually a national holiday. today they celebrate one of the apostle's day so they do celebrat

i want to recognize the gentlelady from the great state of new york, yvette clearks, who was born on the best day on the -- clarke, who was born on best day on the calendar. we share birthdays and she is much more beautiful and brilliant than i. he gentlelady. mr. clarke: thank you -- ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker, and to my colleagues. it was a great day, november 21. but let me just say this. i want to thank you for your leadership. it is very appropriate that we're here on the house floor, a place where mr. gray's power was most profoundly felt and that you, being his successor in office, would lead us what for many of us is a day of celebration and commemoration of his life. but i'm here to express on behalf of the people of the ninth congressional district our most profound condolences to the family of congressman bill gray. and as i've said, to celebrate his life and the legacy that he's left all of us. trail blazer, man of god, outstanding, husband, father, preacher, skilled negotiator, consensus builder, majority whip and servant leader. these are just a few of the words

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the popular week-long festival has secured a four year yvette permit from the federal government. has details. >> last year there were more than 56,000 visitors. under this new parliament that was just issued the festival has been given an increase in its attendance cap. this year the limit has been raised to 68,000 people. the permit is good for four years. in exchange, they have to meet a laundry list of requirements. organizers stated that they are planning accordingly for the first time ever that will have a shuttle bus available. that will try to also manage the traffic flow. this starts on august 26th and ends on september 2nd. >> now to the latest on middle east peace talks. secretary of state john kerry says israeli and palestinian negotiations have agreed to meet again within the next two weeks. that is one that will continue to talk on so far elusive peace deal. kerrey says that both sides had set a goal for a nine month deadline for reaching a pact. the next round of negotiations with take place in either israel the palestinian territories. >> we will be right back. >>

this week in voter suppression will remember 93-year-old philadelphian and great-great-grandmother, yvette has voted in nearly every election for the last 53 years. but miss applewhite is one of hundreds of thousands of people in the state of pennsylvania that don't have the documents that according to the state's voter i.d. law that person must have in order to vote. last october, a judge temporarily blocked the law from going into effect, just a few weeks before election day. but on monday, pennsylvania's voter i.d. law went on trial before another judge who may be deciding its permanent fate and the fate of miss applewhite. she is the lead plaintiff. pennsylvania, ohio, not covered under section five. >> no, and that's why ari's two strikes and you're in works for me. i mean, we have a proliferation of these types of laws or bills being introduced throughout this country. and it should cause all of us pause. one of the things we hold dear as americans, we don't like the game to be rigged. let's play head to head in all fairness. but what you find in states like ohio and pennsylvania, if