up next, george zimmerman and why he may end up back in court. >> state of florida versus george zimmermanerdict. we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >>> a legal drama played out in florida so loaded with racial pressure the president felt the need to weigh in before and after the verdict. george zimmerman admitted to shooting and killing 17-year-old trayvon martin in february of 2012 but he argued it was self-defense the. he tried for -- he was tried for second degree murder after critics claimed the neighborhood watch volunteer targeted the teenager because he was black and demanded justice for trayvon. trace gallagher has a look back. >> reporter: the prosecution began the trial of the year with with a flurry of obscenities relaying what george zimmerman told the police dispatcher minutes before he t shot trayvon martin. [ bleep ]. these [ bleep ] always get away. those were the words in that grown man's mouth. >> reporter: the defense began with a joke. >> knock-knock. who's there? george zimmerman. >> reporter: the joke fell flat but the defense recovered by catching the pro

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she also said zimmerman choked her 1.5 weeks prior. >> why did you not call the police? >> because i feel he always gets off, to be honest. >> she later dropped the charges, saying she made the whole story up, and he had been acquitted on murdering trayvon martin. towas also decided not charge him when he was involved in a domestic dispute with his wife. and the actor who played uncle night.ed last he was in the hospital for open- heart surgery and died due to complications following that procedure. he had a long list of other roles, including voice roles for "teenage ninja mutant turtle." babies whong twin were born in different years. also, steve is back to tell us more about the babies and the forecast as well. incredible stories about the babies. and also, bowl game galore. the best of of sports today. this was a winter classic. it was really, really cold. got moreommute just expensive for thousands of metro riders. the existing transit benefit limit. how this could result in all metro riders paying more. >> waiting for a train just got a little more expensive for he

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. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> a florida jury acquitted george zimmerman in the shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin. he was charged with second-degree murder. zimmerman said he acted in self-defense. questions about zimmerman's racial motivation in the crime were debated across the country. >> all: no justice, no peace. [ sirens wailing ] >> a domestic terror attack shook the nation. in april, pressure-cooker bombs went off at the finish line of the boston marathon. three people were killed and more than 200 injured. investigators identified the suspects as two brothers -- tamerlan tsarnaev and dzhokhar tsarnaev. during a manhunt, which would shut down the city of boston, an mit police officer was killed, a transit police officer was wounded, and tamerlan died during a shootout. dzhokhar was arrested and pleaded not guilty to involvement in the bombings. more tragedy in may when a tornado in oklahoma left a path of destruction in the city of moore, which killed 20 people. winds topped 200 miles per hour. homes, businesses, and even an elementary school were de

it zimmerman's message with a new piece of a >> welcome back. we want to get back to our continuing coverage of this deep freeze. this is a live look at western maryland. no surprise that schools are closed there. >> looking at that just gives you response. let's check in with john gonzales who has been watching the road conditions around the neighborhoods to see what is going on. >> riding shotgun here in montgomery county. we are just driving around some of the secondary roads and the neighborhoods here. we're right on the border of .lenmont in wheaton some of these roads still look pretty bad here this morning. a lot of ice and snow. the sidewalks aren't great at all, which is part of the reason why schools are two hours late. nine degrees this morning here. we've seen a good number of salt trucks already this morning, even though the snow is long gone. crews continue to work on these roads. part of the problem with these neighborhoods, their infamous for being dirty for days after the snow falls because these roads are so narrow and there ar

a man who has been teaching zimmerman how to paint - says art has been zimmerman's only lifeline.merman was acquitted in 2012 of killing 17-year-old trayvon martin. >> catherine: the last piece of art zimmerman sold on e- bay brought in more than 100-thousand dollars. it showed a version of the u-s flag -- in blue. there's some controversy about the new painting. the associated press says it copies one of their photos -- and they're asking that zimmerman halt the sale. >> catherine: >> jacqueline: lee tied the record in napa notice at the close the line at 63 it was still 66 in downtown san francisco. we do have cloud coverage will be through the bay area ticketless and satellite ryder picture. extreme high clouds are coming into the bay area through tomorrow but we are not expecting any rain out of this. it will be chilly in spots but a little bit warmer because of the clouds. you probably notice that the winds are dying down this it will be warm next week but by friday we had a chance of rain in the forecast. here is a look at a time for tears out the door tomorrow morning with

melissa zimmerman says her neighbor from hell lives right across the street. >> that's the neighbor'sthere? >> this one right here across the street. >> reporter: that is mitch whalen's house. borzotta was polite about the shrubbery. >> very pretty, it's just a little overgrown. >> reporter: zimmerman was not. >> that house reminds me of a haunted house. >> reporter: before and after pictures show over the years whalen's house has undergone some kind of miracle gro transformation. zimmerman could overlook the jack and the beanstalk landscaping, she says, if it weren't for all the other antics she's documented over the years. she says whalen threatened her with a real knife and a pretend gun. >> he's out there. it's threatening. >> reporter: she says her surveillance cameras show whalen has also been shooting a laser beam into her house at night. but what really hurt, a few years ago, she says he began questioning her son's paternity. she says whalen painted a message on one of his trees. >> it was on the side right facing our front window, in big orange letters, which my son has orang

. >>> se exigiÓ que zimmerman suspenda la venta de sus pinturas, se trata del ex vigilante voluntariociendo un ademan, zimmerman agregÓ una cita que dice: tengo asÍ de respeto por el sistema judicial. las autoridades declararon estado de alerta por el aumento de contagios del h1n1. la mayorÍa de los casos en personas de 40 a 44 aÑos. alejandro roldan nos cuenta de las medidas que se toman para detener el contagio de la enfermedad. >>> crecen las muertes en mÉxico por la influenza, 135 personas murieron, 123 fallecieron por el virus h1 n 1. y uno mÁs por el h3 n 1. >>> hay gente que no sabe ni estornudar, te estornuda en la espalda. bÁsicamente no temor, pero si cuidado. >>> en una semana aumento 307% el nÚmero de personas fallecidas, esto es 83 muertes mÁs que cuando se alertÓ de la pandemÍa en el 2009. >>> vimos que los casos mÁs graves han sido en personas que tardan hasta 6 dÍas en llegar al hospital. >>> estados como baja california, san luis potosÍ, distrito federal reportan el 50% del total de muertes. >>> particularmente es un invierno atÍpico, donde los frentes frÍos son de ma

george zimmerman is out with new artwork. specialting dip takes a prosecutor who charge zimmerman with second-degree murder. he was acquitted. he posted the painting on twitter and sold another painting last month. >> people will buy anything. >> he left an obvious clue behind. talked to the victim. she stared her attacker in the face. >> all of a sudden, i feel these knuckles hit my head. victim, whose identity we are not revealing, says that two men attacked her from behind. >> i thought that this was the knockout game. >> she got a good look at the person who stole her property. >> the first thing that came to mind was to get a description and run like hell. attacker,his man, my and i am terrified and shocked, and dismayed, and scared. ie.took a self h he did not realize it would upload. >> she recognized his eyes. >> he was a teenager taking a selfie. #you'redumb. this college graduate is coming forward so that the scales of justice will come forward. >> i do not want him to steal my peace of mind. have thist police pictu

. >> state of florida versus george zimmerman. the verdict -- we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> are you kidding me? [ sirens ] >> the person who committed this killing sits in court today. the defendant jodi ann arias. >> i didn't kill travis. i didn't take his life. >> did you kill travis al kpaexr alexander? >> yes, i did. >> verdict count one, first-degree murder, guilty. >> you're about to shut down the government. >> the american people don't want it shut down. neither do i. >> we are not going to negotiate under the threat of further harm to our economy and middle class families. >> we have been tying to have conversations with the democratic colleagues. they don't want to talk. >> why is the federal government spending money to erect barricades to keep veterans out of the memorial? >> the product, the health insurance is good. >> i want to be clear. we are ready to go on october 1. >> nobody is madder than me about the fact that the website isn't working as well as it should which means it will be fixed. >> t

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is coming.ebook app --rge zimmerman is seven stepping into the boxing ring. a major announcement is coming out of national park. jason al green will be playing a show. >> george zimmerman agreed to enter of celebrity boxing match. it is set for march 1. his opponent has not been chosen yet. a wrapper wants to be his opponent. he says he will be boxing for the legacy of the dead teenager. are gearing up for super bowl weekend. trash talking is reaching a fever pitch. excitement is about much more than the game. >> the stage is set for the first outdoor super bowl played in the northeast. theife stadium hosts matchup between the seattle seahawks and the denver broncos. the best ranked offense against the best ranked defense. >> you could not ask for to better teams. it is of the two best teams in the nfl. they have great character. >> fans across the country are fired up and taking sides. some places, it is neighbor against neighbor. york and new jersey have waited a long time for this. times square has been transformed into super bowl boulevard. >> it is the b

. >> mike janke, when you called phil zimmerman in november 2011, did you think that you would be makingow a black phone? >> i don't think we did. at silent circle, we are the world secure communications provider. >> talk about pretty good privacy and privacy for skype conversations. >> absolutely. the three founders, myself, phil zimmerman internet hall of fame creator of pgp and the creator of apple's whole disk encryption, we are a service that we never expected that we would grow this fast and be this popular around the world. we always had the mind to do secure telephony but we could not trust any other phone makers out there. ourselves and a small innovative shop out of europe got together and created the first high end privacy phone. >> you also put together an e- mail system that was supposed to be private. what did you do with it? >> that's a great story. we had an encrypted e-mail service in addition to the other services we have but we ended up with customers literarily and six months from 120 countries, governments room 11 countries, 26 of the fortune 50 so we knew we were si

. >> do you concern yourself that the outcome of the george zimmerman trial whether it be the outrage from it or the advocacy for george zimmerman might influence this case in that it might change the approach whether it be from the prosecutions point of view that they may be their vision may be colored differently as a result of this trial? >> i think that the jurors probably have more information now about stand your ground. and the influence that it has on the trials. i think that they will probably be more enlightened. spending more time understanding the parameters of the laws to make sure that they are not using them improperly that they completely understand the impact that they have on the case. i think that there will be influence based on what happened with zimmerman's case. >> what is your activism now? what mess iage is it that you a trying to convey? whether you are on capitol hill or talking to families and young people? >> i basically find that what i'm trying to do is educate people and let them understand the gun culture in our country. how it is affecting communities

joining us is mark o'mara, who represented george zimmerman at his murder trial. do you see any possibility of a stand your ground defense used by this guy? >> well, they may try it. i'm not sure there's any other defense. what they may try and say is he reacted to what he perceived to be what we know as self-defense, imminent threat of great bodily injury. but i don't know how he's going to prove that, because all the witnesses say there wasn't any threat going back and forth, and throwing anything, popcorn or anything else, even throwing a punch doesn't get you to the point where you can use great bodily force like a firearm. and quite honestly, i think an officer trained in the specter of force and when to use deadly force or a firearm, should know much better that it should never get to that point, unless he is truly in fear of death or great bodily harm. >> also in a movie theater, you can get up and leaved. it's not as if you are cornered unable to leave. >> he did. he got up and supposedly went to the manager. you do have a commonality in all of these. we d

verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. say we all, for. >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said, this could have been my son. is,her way of saying that trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. >> for more we go to columbus, ohio, joined by michelle alexander, civil rights advocate, turney, author of the best selling book "the new jim crow mass incarceration in the age of color blindness >> i think it is critically important we not allow ourselves to get bogged down in the details of who said what, when, but rather step back and consider what the zimmerman mindset, a mindset that views a boy walking in his neighborhood caring nothing but as a threat, ice-t this mindset that views black men and boys as a perpetual problem to be dealt with. this mindset has infected our criminal justice system, has infected our schools and has infected our politics in ways that it had disastrous consequences, birthing a prison system unprecedented in world history and stripping millions of basic civil -- millions of people a bas

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states there has been talk about race relations largely because of the trayvon martin case and the zimmerman verdict. what does it say. >> it says we are at a point where it's difficult for people to respect black life and ascribe value to black life. we of magnificent progress for the middle classes and upper classes of people with colour. the question becomes are they respected or embraced as toke eps, icons. >> when it comes to being respected, that's something else. >> can someone agree to you that there's a lack of respect that they haven't made progress and belief that the jury believed you did the right thing by commit zimmerman. the prosecution, the evidence did not rise to that burden that the jury needed to find him guilty for. >> given the way the jury was cast. the possibility, it was difficult for a number of the jurors to draw the conclusion that there was evidence to say that second degree murder took place. the largest context, the days it took for the police to get there, you see, the ways in which the prosecution and the defense didn't make the strongest cases. it was very

. >> state of florida versus george zimmerman. the verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> are you kidding me? >> the person who admitted to killing sits here today. the defendant jodi arias. >> i didn't kill travis. i didn't take his life. >> did you kill travis alexander on squun 4, 2008? >> yes, i did. >> the verdict, count one. first-degree murder, guilty. >> you are about to shut down the government. >> the american people don't want it shut down. neither do i. >> we are not going to negotiate under the threat of further harm to the economy and middle class families. >> we have been trying to have conversations with the with democratic colleagues. they don't want to talk. >> why is the federal government spending money to erect barricades to keep veterans out of this memorial? >> the product, the health insurance is good. >> we will be ready to go on october 1. >> it's going to get fixed. >> the inability of of the federal government where people can buy health insurance doesn't bode well for the complicated

. >>> george zimmerman is hoping to cash in on another painting. zimmerman's latest masterpiece is a -- is of trial prosecutor angela cory. he posted this picture of his painting on twitter yesterday. it's called "angie." he reportedly is going to sell it on ebay at some point today. angela cory wne of the prosecutors in hisurder trial over the shooting of teenager trayvon martin. zimmerman was acquitted back in july of that -- of that offense. this isn't his first painting. he already sold this one, you can see it there, for $100,000 back in december. >>> the hacker accused of stealing images and information from the bush family is now in custody. coming up, how investigators finally caught up with him. >>> plus, first lady michelle obama just announced the development of healthier kids' meals at a popular restaurant. you can find out where coming up. stay wit >>> remainian police arrested a 40-year-old man suspected being an infamous hacker. he targeted some of the country's most political figures. >> reporter: a high-tech hacker galled gutifer w

this is the area right here to my right, which is where the body was found and where george zimmermanaid his head was pounded was about right here. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> how is your brother tonight? >> his entire life is changed. his life changed the moment "not guilty" was uttered and it changed for him and for all of us. we were waiting for that exoneration for a long time. >> he reached out with the left hand and punched me in the face. i wasn't knocked off of my bike. i continued biking as the group of teenagers continued laughing and i made my way home after that. >> did the person who hit you say anything to you? >> he did say, pow, as he punched me. >> they seen three girls back there naked with a leash and collar on. but i never thought in a million years that i got these girls in my backyard. >> help me. i'm amanda berry. i've been kidnapped and i've been missing ten years and i'm free now. >> i asked this girl, how did you get in this house? she said i don't have time to explain, just get me out. i kicked the bottom of the door. she crawls under

george zimmerman's acquittal in the trayvon martin trial, divided us.tified for 18 days. >> jodi did not help herself at all. she made the jury loathed her. she would have been convicted on a lesser -- >> reporter: in this coming year, a new jury will determine whether she gets the death penalty. >> i think jodi arias will say anything to get publicity, i think she craves attention. >>> another trial we'll be watching in 2014, that of superstar south african blade runner oscar pistorius, the 27-year-old olympian indicted for the 2012 valentine's day shooting death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. >> when she walked into a room, it was like sunshine walked into the room. >> reporter: prosecutors say the shooting was fueled by a heated argument, while pistorius claims he mistook for an intruder. >> i was surprised that pistorius was released on bail. i think everybody is sucked into celebrity vortex and that's got released. >>> another trial michael skakel, freed after a judge ruled he didn't have adequate legal representation at his 2002 trial. >> hope

zimmerman was acquitted in july. this is not the first painting. already sold this one for $100,000 back in december. >>> in news for your health today, all of the snow may have you out there clearing the driveway and surgeons in new york city have some advice to keep you safe. they say that you should warm up before you shovel, and just like when you exercise and also don't lift the snow. instead, push it. finally, they say to never throw snow over your shoulder or to the side, because it can lead to serious back problems. >>> well, we know that shoveling snow can help you the lose weight, pause it is exercise, but decides the fact that it is exercise, dutch researchers say that the body burns more calories when it is cold, and so turn the thermostat down to 62 for a few hours if you can stand that, and they say this overtime, you will have less body fat to burn. they also say that this quote temperature training contributes to healthy aging. >> and after multiple terror threats in sochi, the familyies of olympians are facing an agonizing decision

zimmerman ripped off an ap photo to make this portrait on the right.000 last year. >>> nuns have won a victory at the supreme court. the court ordered the little sisters of the poor does not have to provide birth control at nursing homes they run. the nuns have objected to the obamacare. it is an element of not having to provide that coverage, but not having to fill out a form that was at the center of this case. >>> it may have just gotten delta setback by the supreme court. obamacare numbers are ramping up. 3 million people have now signed up for private insurance plans through obamacare since october 1st. the first three weeks of january, 900,000 people enrolled. march 31st is the deadline to sign up or pay a fine. >>> i know you are waking up to this brutal winter weather and these temperatures that just won't seem to give. >> there is good news. there is always good news. warm temperatures could be on the way. >> there's always tomorrow? is that it? >> tomorrow. tomorrow. i love you tomorrow. let's bring in meteorologist jennifer gray. how about i

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. >> mike janke menu called phil zimmerman in november 2011, did you think that you would be making now black phone? don't think we did. not silent circle, we are the world secure communications provider -- at csilent circle. goodlk about pretty privacy and privacy for skype conversations. >> absolutely. the three founders, myself, phil zimmerman internet hall of fame creator of pgp and the creator of apple's whole disk encryption, we are a service that we never expected that we would grow this fast and be this popular around the world. we always had the mind to do secure telephony but we could not trust any other phone makers out there. and a small innovative shop out of europe got together and created the first high and the privacy phone. -- high end phone. >> you also put together an e- mail system that was supposed to be private. what did you do with it? >> that's a great story. we had an encrypted e-mail service in addition to the other we ended uphave but with customers literarily and six months from 120 countries, governments room 11 countries, knew the fortune 50 so we we were s

zimmerman telling radar online that he's agreed to participate in a celebrity boxing match. as of now, he doesn't have an opponent, but finding one may not be too difficult. the promoter says he's had some 8,000 e-mails from people who want in. zimmerman will not be getting paid for the fight, which will take place at an undisclosed location and be streamed live online for pay-per-view. the fight is scheduled for march 1st. >>> coming up, the final day to negotiate peace in syria. can anything be accomplished? we are live. >>> and a fire department accused of standing by as a man died, helpless on the pavement. we'll have that story next. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. an

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zimmerman depicts her with her fingers pinched and with a caption that said i have this much respectnspired by the photo of cory last month. >>> shocking video that may be disturbing for some to watch, but we promise you, this story has a good ending. a 5-year-old boy and his grandmother were walking down a street in brazil when a car ahead of them was hit head on by another vehicle. forcing it to plowright on to them and over them as you can see right here. the boy's head seemed to get caught under the tire and miraculously pops right up to check on his grandmother. can you believe that? happy to say both are okay. they both left the hospital with only minor injuries. wow. two thumbs up for that little tyke as he was doing there in the video. >>> let's move on. tonight's money and power. life in the fast lane came to a screeching halt for justin bieber today. the 19-year-old pop star was arrested for drag racing and driving under the influence in miami beach this morning. according to police, the arresting officer immediately smelled a "odor of alcohol and saw blood shot eyes" when

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district judge john rolle, phyllis schneck, dorwin stoddard and my friend and colleague, gabe zimmermanmr. speaker, i'd now like to ask that the house have a moment of silence in remembrance of these good people. the speaker: the members will rise and reserve a moment of silence. >> tomorrow we take a look at income inequality and social mobility. remarks at the brookings institution starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern with live coverage on c-span2. also, house budget committee chair representative paul ryan. you can watch his remarks live at 4:00 eastern on c-span three. >> both chambers of congress return tomorrow. the house is in at noon eastern with votes after 6:30. on the agenda, a short-term continuing the resolution to keep the government funded past wednesday and a spending bill to keep the government funded through 2014. you can watch live coverage on c-span. the senate goebbels back in at 2:00 eastern to work on a bill to extend unemployment insurance benefits that expired in december. it will consider and vote on the nomination of robert wilkins to be u.s. circuit court judge for

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he is a florida private investigator who testified as an expert witness in the george zimmerman lasthe was seen reacting to attorneys from both sides as they demonstrated on a dummy arguing whether deadly force was needed. thank you for joining us. from what we know about this, does it sound like the officer was justified in firing his weapon? >> that's a much more complex question than most people might actually understand. the reality is an officer that's faced with a deadly force threat is considered abjecttivelily reasonable in the use of deadly force. through everything that i've been able to read, they lead me with more questions than they do answers. because of that they should be thoroughly investigated and should be ensured that all the variables involved in this case are looked at closely to make a determination as to whether or not this use of force was really objectively reasonable or not. >> as we learned from the george zimmerman trial last year, the devil is in the detail with a case like this. what specific aspects of this incident will the investigation be looking in

this is zimmerman land. and i suspect they are going to use the stand your ground case. going to argue that this 71-year-old was in fear of imminent danger, great bodily injury or death because he's got sort of this young athletic guy attack him. that's what's going to happen him. and it just goes to show you what the law is in florida. >> mark let me ask you. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i want to make sure that sonny doesn't bet her bottom dollar. because you'll remember, anderson, sonny was going to bet the house that george zimmerman was going to be convicted. so her betting skills leave a little to be desired. >> if you're in a theater in florida and somebody throws a bag of popcorn at you can you theoriette particularly argue you were in fear of your life that you have a justifiable reason to shoot somebody? if you know it was just an object that was thrown? >> no. and the idea that somebody -- some defense lawyer is going to base a defense on that is ludicrous. but i will tell you, i will tell you that generally my experience, having seen these cases over 30 years,

this is zimmerman land. and i suspect they are going to use the stand your ground case because they're going to argue that this 71-year-old was in fear of imminent danger, great bodily injury or death because he's got sort of this young, athletic guy attacking him. that's what's going to happen here. and it just goes to show you what the law is in florida. >> well, sunny, sunny -- >> you know you'd do it, mark. >> mark, in a darkened movie theater -- >> i want to make sure that sunny doesn't bet her bottom dollar, because remember, anderson, sunny was going to bet the house that george zimmerman was going to be convicted. >> here we go. >> so, her prognostication skills leave something to be desired. >> mark, if you're in a darkened theater in florida and someone throws popcorn at you, can you theoretically argue that you were in fear of your life, that you have a justifiable reason to shoot somebody? if you say you didn't know it was popcorn, just an object was thrown? >> no. and the idea that somebody is -

. >> and why the double standard in people's interpretation of george zimmerman, obviously in that casey died. people were quick to rush to judgment, not even hear from the one witness who saw trayvon martin ground and pound. >> you know what, sean, i have to say people i spoke to who felt that zimmerman should have been prosecuted or found guilty, they are outraged about this. they don't think it should have been swept under the rug, it is violence and it is bad. it should be punished. by calling it harassment they're doing a disservice to our community, because now people wouldn't be discouraged. >> and i think the rochester police are looking at the trayvon martin affair saying we don't want a repeat of the trayvon martin situation, and let's just move on. >>> okay, shocking video, college students playing the race card, in what is described an anti-whiteness theater performance. >> it all goes down hill after these six words, i'm not a racist, but so. >> when i got into high school, i had privilege, being frustrated i had privilege because i was white. and now because of that, i had

this is zimmerman land. and i suspect they are going to use the stand your ground case.se they're going to argue that this 71-year-old was in fear of imminent danger, great bodily injury or death because he's got sort of this young athletic guy attacking him. that's what's going to happen him. and it just goes to show you what the law is in florida. >> mark let me ask you. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i want to make sure that sunny doesn't bet her bottom dollar. because you'll remember, anderson, sunny was going to bet the house that george zimmerman was going to be convicted. so her prognostication skills leave a little to be desired. >> if you're in a theater in florida and somebody throws a bag of popcorn at you can you theoretically argue you were in fear of your life that you have a justifiable reason to shoot somebody? if you know it was just an object that was thrown? >> no. and the idea that somebody -- some defense lawyer is going to base a defense on that is ludicrous. but i will tell you, i will tell you that generally my experience, having seen these cases ove

that's what you saw with the zimmerman verdict, he was much more forthright and forthcoming than he'demember the first time he tried to talk about racial issues after the arrest of skip gates, his approval rating with white just took a sudden dip. it wasn't attributable to economic conditions, it seemed to be directly related to his decision to talk about racial issues, in essence, make himself not just a president who is black, but a black president. >> and you know, maria, it seemed like people were really uncomfortable with him weighing in at that point. we took a gallup poll on views of race relations over the years. in june 59% of blacks and 69% of whites thought that racial relations were somewhat or very good. and it feels like we should have come a little bit farther in that ten-year period. >> not only farther, but i think it's testament when folks are saying the president right now is race baiting. he's the only president who had to produce a birth certificate and prove whether they were born in the united states north with the birther movement. if we want to really delve in

. >> with those words, george zimmerman left the seminole county courthouse a free man.erview he will soon get back a piece of evidence, the gun he used to kill trayvon martin. >> i believe he feels if he had not had that weapon that night he would not be here. >> so do you think if he could he would carry a gun again? >> yes. >> we just got word that the duchess, kate middleton, has been admitted to the hospital. the crowd will get the first glimpse of the baby when the family emerges from the hospital. >> these things are behind me 100%. >> we'll begin this half hour with the growing pressure on former contestant anthony weiner. >> his campaign manager had quit. >> i would like to make clear i made terrible mistakes and hurt the people i care about the most. >> we're in the final countdown on how americans get their health care, president obama is bringing out the big guns, the sceptics say it will not be cheaper and healthier. >> i will embarrassingly admit i took the coward's way out. do you like green eggs and ham? i do not like them, sam i am, green eggs and ham, t

. >> i'm joined now by democratic strategist robert zimmerman and republican strategist joe watkins.joe, is chris christie giving himself some wiggle room when he said appropriate inquiries? >> well, i think he's doing all the right things. he's, i think, responded in the right manner, he apologized for what happened, he dismissed the employees who did the wrong deeds is, and he's getting on with the business of the people of new jersey, and i think in the long term, he'll be found to be, of course, clear of any issues. and i think that he'll get along with the business of the people of new jersey and i think he'll be fine. >> robert, what kind of grade would you give him so far? >> i think he's said too much and acted really in many ways too ineffectively. yes, his press conference, i think, was the best he could do under that situation and the state of the state speech, talked about mistakes being made, that's the kind of phrase you hear from politicians in crisis, as opposed to taking ownership and taking responsible. >> well, some people have criticized him saying he's never real

. >> reporter: elizabeth zimmerman from the u.s. federal emergency management agency, for fema, talked about how the private sector helped after hurricane sandy more than a year ago. >> we partnered with google. google came in, google does the mapping, we all have it on our iphones, and to be able to say, where can i go for assistance. >> reporter: many participants expressed their views on private sector involvement in reconstruction. >> i will convey this message to my government, and i will encourage the private sector in disaster management, also. >> reporter: organizers of the conference say this gathering is a major stepping stone for the world to be better prepared with disasters. international communities are working together to prepare for the unexpected. and to find stable and efficient ways to revive communities when disaster strikes. nhk world, kobe. >>> crews at the chernobyl plant in ukraine are nearly three decades in to a decommissioning job that experts say could take a century to finish. they face high levels of ra