george zimmerman was acquitted in the case. barr has not commented about the lawsuit. there is yet another mystery surrounding the death of a woman whose body was found at her home in pontiac, michigan. experts believe pia farrenkopf had been dead for six years when remains, believed to be hers, were found in her garage last wednesday. but now, election records show, someone voted in her name in michigan's election for governor *four years ago... two after she died. her bills were paid automatically through her bank account until it finally ran dry. this lot say will cost you $10. this is from brooklyn. this must be good. they say it's made with ethiopian beans which are far more expensive than typical beans. also comes with a chocolate covered danish with licorice on the side. is that a piece of candy? is that what people are paying for? the cafe says they are ordering extra because so many people are ordering the spirit they also sell regular coffee for $2. it must have liquid cocaine or something if you're paying that much for it. >> i will stick with my diet soda.

george zimmerman makes a controversial appearance at a gun show. why the company behind this appearance is now suing. >>> and are you looking at the future of crime fighting? how a ruling could make a grown armed with a taser a reality. >>> the rainfall is inching closer to the bay area. coming up we'll break down a monday morning forecast where the heaviest showers will be and i'll let you know when 80s resurface on a long range model. plop >>> a clash symbolizing the split that is happening across the country of ukraine one week from today. crimeans are set to vote on a referendum to leave ukraine and join russia. russian president putin spoke with his british and german counter parts and reportedly agreed to support diplomacy. >>> the president called on world leaders to pressure russia and support ukraine. mr.obama will meet with ukraine's interim prime minister on wednesday to discuss the crisis there. >>> iraqi investigators looking into a deadly bombing say a policeman suspected that something wasn't right when that mini bus approached. but

. >> george zimmerman continues to stir controversy wherever he goes. this time at a central florida gun show where the infamous neighborhood watchman shook hands and smiled and sign autographs. the show was largely scheduling to be held at the majestic' vent center, but organizers said the venue canceled after getting negative feedback about zimmerman's planned appearance. >> they said they canceled because of community pressure. once it was known he would be there. they were getting phone calls, e-mails and they didn't want his type of person there. >> because they canceled the event, the organizizer of the gun show plans to sue for $300 thousand in lost gun sales. he said he supported zimmerman during his trial and after he was aquited. zimmerman offered to return the favor and support his gun show, which lead to this. >> >> south by southwest festival in austin, texas, equipped with a taser that can zap someone with 80,000-volts. after a ruling this last week that allows commercial drone use, those equipped with tasers could become a crime fighting

that's what george zimmerman did. that this is someone who had a history of shoving a police officer, having a woman getting a restraining order against him, he got one against her, this is not somebody who should have been walking around with a loaded weapon. after this case, sanford, florida, passed a law that neighborhood watch guys can no longer walk around with loaded weapo weapons. that's not safe. that's why we have the highest rate of gun violence in the developed world. >> people seem to be buying the book. but this is what "the l.a. times" said about it. at its best "suspicion nation" is a thorough e visration of the amateurish job done by the florida prosecutors who tried zimmerman. at its worst, it's like turning on the television and listening to yet another annoying television pundit make sport of a human tragedy. what was your hope -- what were you trying to accomplish -- >> i don't understand the second part of that. if people don't like the book, they don't like the book. this was a painful process fo

zimmerman said he agreed to appear at the show to return the favor. the event was supposed to be held at a bigger venue but they canceled when they found out it was zimmerman making an appearance. >>> the whales are the main attraction at san diego's seaworld, but a california lawmakers is proposing legislation to ban them based on the documentary "blackfish." it focuses on the animal's habitat and the death of a training in orlando seaworld a few years back. if this bill passes, the killer whales would be released from their basins into large outdoor pens. >>> thanks so much for watching al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. technical notice driverless cars is coming up next. for news updates you can head to our website at aljazeera.com. ass . >>> ukraine's in big financial trouble, the world is rushing to rescue it. i'll talk to the new economic minister in kiev. we go inside venezuela where toilet paper is tough to find but gas is practically free. >>> plus the multi-billion dollar commodity that literally falls out of the s

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zimmerman appeared at yesterday's show signing autographs. event was originally set to be held at a larger venue called the maic majestic but had to be downsized. the last minute change happened once he announced zimmerman would be attending. >> they said that their community phone calls, e-mails they were getting backlash and they didn't want his type of person there. >> the event organizer says he's planning to sue the majestic for an estimated $300,000 in lost gun sales. he says he supported zimmerman during the trial for the deadly shooting of trayvon martin. after he was acquitted zimmerman offered to return the favor. >>> imagine driving 55 miles per hour blindfolded with someone telling you when and where to turn. that's the routine for stacy minelaa. even though she can only see about 3 feet in front of her she's competing in the paralympic games in sochi russia with her guide kim seavers. >> it's like for you to put a blindfold on and take off in a car, have somebody telling you where to turn, where to stop, where to go. >> stacy and

you were very hard on the prosecutors in the zimmerman case.of the things that strikes me, you talk a lot about the biass eses in our system. john guy twice had an tonight to recognize the role that race and racial bias was playing in two cases that we're talking about now. how could he -- what could be done to help him do a better job of recognizing his own bias or how his own bias may be preventing him from putting on the best case? >> so it's such an important question. i would encourage everyone to take the implicit racial bias test. you can take it online. it's developed by harvard university researchers. most of us think we're not racist. most of us think we're color blind. i thought that and i reveal in the book my own experience taking that test because this isn't just a problem about other people pointing the finger, calling somebody a racist. i think this is a systemwide problem. we live in a culture with a lot of negative depictions of african-americans. children as young as 6 years old will say the white doll is the good doll and th

george zimmerman shoots trayvon martin in the heart and he's scot-free.here's something wrong with this law. >> where do you think the florida legislature stands on stand your ground? do you have any prospects of changing the law? that's really the only way to change it, do it legally. >> florida is ground zero for stand year ground. it will be on the ballots in midterm elections, so it's a national issue. i want to bling in mea heart of heart that the legislators are listening to the people. that's why we're having the rally tomorrow, that they're going to amend this stand your ground law, so people will be able to say the law is fair and just and they have notice of the law. right now from a legal standpoint, stand your ground is supposed to be a pretrial motion. it goes before the journal, and the judge says it's dismissed or you can't use it in the courtroom. people have gotten mart and said it's not going to use it, it's going to be in the jury instruction anyway. >> can i just ask you how the families are coping? how are they doing? >> well, they're

are pretty of pgp, good privacy, the most widely encryption service in the world, phil zimmerman. from washington, d.c. i wonder if you could comment on what is your reaction to the meeting taking place at the white house? how come you were not invited, or maybe you were? >> [laughter] i was not invited this time. maybe next time. i was not invited this time. maybe next time. i'm glad to see a dialogue between the administration and industry because i think industry has suffered from the snowden revelations. has affected -- around the world -- everyone else's view of american companies. is aving said that, phil, possible to make the case that other countries around the world are doing exactly what the nsa is doing? >> yes, they are. all the other major companies intelligence agencies that are engaged in overreach. we found out about hours because of snowden. if there were snowdens in other countries, we would find out about theirs, too. beyour contention would what? because we have this information we as citizens should be holding the government accountable for the collection and

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if george zimmerman followed the law in the amendments we are putting forward he wouldn't have gotten car. trayvon martin would have gotten home and enjoyed his skittles and iced tea. >> reporter: the amendment requires law enforcement to create standard rules for neighborhood watch including training to avoid confrontations and also aims to clarify who is not protected by defining what it means to be the aggressor. >> the defense of stand your ground is not available if, in fact, you are the person who provokes the use of force. >> reporter: if your changes had had been in place george zimmerman would be in prison now? >> yes. it would give the jury an opportunity to convict him. >> reporter: the amendment doesn't come close to a repeal. you still do not have a duty to retreat before using deadly force to defend yourself. trayvon martin's parents believe lives will still be lost. >> the amendment says that you can shoot and kill someone and not be held accountable. it is making our children feel unsafe. >> david, do the demonstrateers feel like they are making progress? we have heard

about 200 people turned out to meet zimmerman in orlando yesterday. the gun show was originally cancelled after the venue learned that zimmerman would be a special guest but organizers were able to move it to another location. >>> we're getting new details this morning on the pregnant mother who drove a minivan with her three children inside into the ocean in florida. nicaragua valencia has the story. >> she definitely tried to kill her children from everything we have seen. >> reporter: the volutia county sheriffs office says new details in their investigation show this was no accident. >> she actually told them to close their eyes and go to sleep. she was taking them so a better place. >> on tuesday ebony wilkerson drove a minivan filled with her children into the atlantic ocean. the dramatic drive caught on tape as kids inside cried for help. >> we thought it was a joke, they're having a good time. >> eye witnesses found out quickly the situation was serious. it was he and another onlooker stacey robinson who helped rescue the family. >> we didn't

george zimmerman shook hands and autographed photos of himself. a handful of people showed up it is sad that we live in a world where a child killer is raised to the world of celebrity. today hundreds have assembled at the capitol to challenge stand your ground. george zimmerman and allies found another way to thumb their nose at trayvon martin's family. >> the debate continues online. >> from the the left i'm marc hill. >> from the right i'm s.e. cupp. erin burnett starts right now. >>> next breaking news in the disappearance of flight 370. the fbi analyzing evidence from the two men carrying stolen passports. the passengers with tickets purchased by an iranian middle man? >>> what is the biggest weapon president obama has against vladimir putin? >>> and live to the deck of a coast guard ice breaker. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. tonight we begin with

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she was a special prosecutor that went to sanford on the george zimmerman case. has to wonder when you're looking at a scorecard like this whether angela corey is really, really aggressive and competent, or is there something else going on here, as lisa bloom raises in her book? i'm more concerned about changing the legislation and dealing with the legislators, but i must say that i'm more than curious about how miss corey seems to have a perfect batting average of zero on these cases. >> reverend al sharpton, thank you so much. catch the reverend's show at 6:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. >>> coming up, i'll talk to a member of the florida state legislature who supports this controversial law. stay with us. [ as schwarzenegger ] show me the movies with the arnold schwarzenegger with the stunts and loud explosions and all the muscles. [ as cosby ] i want to see the comedy programming with the children. [ british accent] watch bravo! yeah, i want to see "the real housewives." rewind! yeah! jimmy? it's been hours. we told you the x1 entertainment operating system show m

one of the organizers supported george zimmerman during his trial, so george zimmerman agreed to appear at the gun show. the show was meant to be at a bigger venue, but they cancelled when they learnt that george zimmerman would be appearing. >> let's get a look at the national forecast. this taste of spring that we got yesterday, is it here to stay? >> unfortunately no, we get a taste, a sneak preview and gone. that's what we are dealing with across the north-east. this is it the scene from yesterday. alexander virginia, a lot of folks out enjoying the sunshine and the warmth. today we are behind a passing cold front. high pressure is drawing in the air. temperatures cooling off significantly. you'll notice the difference. it looks like we'll see a return of milder air as we get into the day. the plains nice and warm and we'll see temperatures on the rise into the north-east. dallas is an area that made it into the 50s yesterday. take a look at the texture climax we -- temperature climax we get into the work week. mid 70s, in the north-west milder temperatures in faith. then add in the

and, you know, if you look at those two case the dunn case and zimmerman case, in the zimmerman case,h standing his bad taste in appearing at gun shows now, at the time of trial he indicated that he was, in fact, attacked by trayvon martin, he was on the ground being pummelled, and he reached for his gun in self-defense. now there would have been no opportunity to retreat on that fact pattern so stand your ground wouldn't apply. similarly in that dunn case, the loud music, so-called loud music case dunn claimed a shotgun or another kind of rifle was pointed at him. and you couldn't really retreat in the face of a shotgun because you just pulled the trigger and it goes off and you get killed. there was no duty to retreat there. but these laws create, i think, sort of a trigger happy atmosphere in stand your ground states because you kind of get this feeling hey, i can stand my ground and shoot back and there's no analyzing the situation saying maybe i should be careful about it. you know, possession of guns and gun permits in florida, i saw an interesting statistic are way up since sta

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she was a special prosecutor that went to sanford on the george zimmerman case. when you're looking at a scorecard like this whether angela corey is really, really aggressive and competent, or is there something else going on here, as lisa bloom raises in her book? i'm more concerned about changing the legislation and dealing with the legislators, but i must say that i'm more than curious about how miss corey seems to have a perfect batting average of zero on these cases. >> reverend al sharpton, thank you so much. catch the reverend's show at 6:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. >>> coming up, i'll talk to a member of the florida state legislature prosupports this controversial law. stay with us. because aarp is making finding the career you love, no matter what your age, a real possibility. go to aarp.org/possibilities to check out life reimagined for tools, support, and connections. if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities [ male announcer ] no

joining us now, the aof i-team, robert zimmerman.r and publisher of conservative -- crystal wright. >> thank you. lou: what do you think of christie's lines, they sound pretty good to me. >> you know, lou, i do know always love governor christie but he hit a home runed it at cpac, we as a party need to talk about what we're for, end this foolishness 'repeeling obamacare, obolle issues the irs, and say wire the party of opportunity, governor christie you have my -- you did a great job. lou: it took 6 years to get to points you realize that your party conditio -- it has it come up with ideas. chris christie looked like he was running an anger management therapy program. >> robert, and i often don't agree on a lot of things you can give chris christie props, it was not aimingry, h angry, he was well past bridgegate. lou: before you get too excited about it. give it a break. on attacking crist, the coke brothers, a launched -- built on a -- coke brothers, called addicted to coke, the republicans, what a -- that is up seemly. are can do b

martin's killer, george zimmerman was found not guilty.new best-selling book, "suspicion nation: the inside story of the trayvon martin injustices and why we continue to repeat it. "and the trial tactic, in the zimmerman case presents the arguments they would have made painting the portrait of the trial. joining us is lisa blum a legal analyst and, of course, a colleague we've discussed this trial on air and off-air. let me start by asking you what is new and important in the book in your view? >> well, as i covered the case day to day i was comment on what i was seeing. but i had an uneasy feeling. there was a lot going on behind the scene. that's what i wanted to investigate after the trial was over. i discovered a very disturbing story what was going on during the sequestration process among the jurors the three weeks. i opened the story with natty, she's the only nonwhite juror. she was the only one who, for example, had a deputy posted outside of her hotel door. she wondered if that was a racial profiling issue or just a coincidence.

trayvon martin is dead because george zimmerman, a man with a criminal record, a convicted criminal,s hands on a gun, no questions asked, and walk around with that gun in public.çó loaded and dangerous. >> we should mention that george zimmerman, of course, pleaded self-defense and was found not guilty in the ( with the law, did not result in any convictions, but i understand your point. i want to go back to chris smith. there are several laws that are spending that the nra is pushing, one that would attend the 1020 law, which i would think you might argue would be a good thing, but also a bill that would immunize, for insurance companies not to ask questions about gun ownership of a potential person that they're going to insure. and even something as seemingly sort of strange as what they're calling the pop tart bill, which would mean a kid couldn't get in trouble for school for fashioning, you know, a gun, a fake gun out of food. what is -- is there something about florida that it seems to be the laboratory for every ideÑ ill conceived or not of the gun lobby? >> i just think the n

robert zimmerman good to have you with us. what do you make of the criticisms? >> certainly, let's be realistic bit the criticisms you're hearing from the republican leaders are just in fact all of the proposals are white house is under is considering and planning to implement so. this political posturing from republican leadership. it's unfortunate, but it's irrelevant. first, republican congress ratings are lower than any other branch of government. it's important not to overstate their influence you see a sense of yun in terms of the actions on the table. >> let's take a look at the reaction of some of those who have spoken out about what is going on. watch this. >> this is the ultimate result of a feckless foreign policy. >> russia believes nudging is going to stop them. >> i think this is partly a result of our perceived weakness because of our actions in syria. you heard that criticism over the weekend. >> of course. you know, martha, you can implement foreign policy through sound byte or tweet, maybe comments would be relevant the negotiations are a serio

a jury acquitted zimmerman after he said that he feared for his wife. >> florida is killing our young men and women, and florida has to change this law now. >> amen! >> reporter: at the very least, protesters are urging the state legislature to a amend the law to read that if you are attacked and can safely escape without kill someone, you should. chris clackum, nbc news. >> and for the first time today, we are hearing from the father of the sandy hook school shooter adam lanza. and in a chilling magazine article, he says that his son could not get anymore evil. he spoke to the "new yorker" magazine talking about the year that he has dealing with what has happened, and he shot six educators and 26 children. he said that he would have killed him himself if he could have found him. and these are first public remark remarks after the attacks, and now he says that he second-guesses every decision he made about his son. any variation i did and on my relationship had to be was good, because no outcome could have been worse. you can't be any more evil and how much do i beat up on myself that

ryan zimmerman at the plane and crushes one to deep right c enter. it is gone. long gone. 2 run shot. 5-2, nationals. the next batter out not to be outdone -- drives it deep to right. his second homer of the spring. the nationals when 8-2. o's and socks, bottom of the third. down the right line. rolls all the way to the wall. look at him chugging along. he will score the double for hardy. the orioles when 702. tiger woods had the round of the tournament. here he is on 12. in for birdie. he is doing better. maybe the green shirt is giving him luck. longer putt for birdie. right in. he shot six under 66. one under for the tournament at three shots behind the leader. and the capital signed -- an entry-level contract today. the 21-year-old played in the khl. >> well know khl league. tough. >> >> we hope for a trend to be building. >> a bit of a trend. we will keep it going a couple days. temperatures tomorrow in the lower 50's. back to 60 on monday and tuesday. we drop on thursday but then we rebound by friday and saturday. we can keep that trend going as long as we

grant. >>> the new interview of george zimmerman has been released from his lawyer.for shooting unarmed trayvon martin. . >> i would love for people to have a clean slate. just no prejudice and just think of me as me and the person not who i have been portrayed as. >> zimmerman talks about a variety of topics in the segment including how he used to mentor an african-american boy and how he has hispanic roots and he brings attention to other hate crimes targeting african-americans. he talks about how he wants to become a civil rights or defense attorney. if you want top hear more about that, we posted it all that on our website, www.kron4.com. >>> at 6:30 of the massive fire in san francisco and the apartment construction projection and the investigation of the cause of the flames is now on the way and a recap of all the stories. a desperate plea to help the child survive. and tonight prayers answered from a 7-year-old boy. >> we heard this impact and it sounded like a bomb went off. >> a deadly explosion rocked the building in new york. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. wha

>> no, george zimmerman, who was signing an autograph session at a florida gun show.nd i think we've got a clip of this. there we are, so there he is. this whole imagery to me seems absolutely bizarre, there's a man who killed an unarmed young black teenager, who is now appearing at gun shows in florida, in america, signing autographs like he's a celebrity. >> i think for the first time in my entire life, i may be speechless. it's gut-wrenching isn't it? >> well, yes, it's gut-wrenching. that's a terrible thing to have happen in the country you live in. no wonder you're leaving. >> what does it say about the society that allows -- >> it's terrible, it's awful. that guy should be in jail. he's a terrible guy, talk about a racist. i mean, and to be congratulated at a gun show? oh, god, i wish you hadn't told me that, i'm supposed to be in a good mood later today. >> it's depressing, season the it? >> it is depressing. >> george zimmerman who is probably watching this thoroughly enjoying being name checked again, signing autographs for killing an unarmed teenager? >> it'

. >>> injured swim -- jordan zimmerman is looking to add to his repertoire.m in the ci young conversation. how about that. how beautiful is that right there? i wish i was there. anthony rendon, is this a run? no. but it's running track power. he does score a run with a sacrifice. vin pitched two scoreless innings. nats win 16 to 15. >>> finally tonight, and this was aa great thing here, the orioles playing tribute to their long time pr director who sadly lost a pathologists to -- battle to cancer. the orioles win 9 to 7. a lot going to in the sports world. >> ariza. what a surprise. >> the last time he shot like that, we got a snow storm. tonight he shot like that, we got a snow storm. >> maybe he's got a crystal ball i don't know about. >> it looks like the bulls eye of this system will be just to the south and to the west of the beltway. 6 to 10-inches. 4 to 6 within the beltway, so significant for all of us. >>> thanks for watching. we're going to see you back here tomo ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com this one can upload a one minute hd video in 16 sec

jordan zimmerman on the mound for the nationals.s going to get dan uggla to go out swinging, he only allowed one hit in two innings of work. tyler moore takes this pitch back to center, zack peterson and ryan come in the store. the natts go on to win this one 16-15. got to love spring training. >>> to lacrosse, maryland hosting number one duke at bird stadium. second quarter, we're tied for 3. dukes up 4-2, but here comes maryland, thanks to freshmen man maryland up 8-5. they would knock off the top ranked blue devils. your final score is 10-6. your maryland fan, does that make up for the basketball losses? >> no. >> i tried. >> no, lacrosse does not -- >> hey, look, we're tracking the >>> on this saturday night, escalating crisis, putin is ignore i ignoring a blunt warning from president obama and putting washington and moscow on a diplomatic collision course. >>> march madness, a massive storm triggers mudslides, tornado warnings and evacuations, proving too much for drought-stricken california to handle. now it moves east and del

man on for ryan zimmerman. you know that one sounds good. zim takes this one deep to center, his first for the spring. a it's always great to see zim. adam laroche. minibeer. another blast. that's his second of the spring. natts take this one all over the braves. 8-2. and sarasota, sellout for this one, red sox visiting the orioles. crushes one to left center, two run shot. birds up 5-1. later in the inning, baltimore offense keeps piling on. christian walker, this one in the right corn ever. one run comes in to score. walker, he heads to third. that's an rbi triple. orioles they beat the red sox 7-3. >> please come to the maryland-virginia game with me. >> i'll be watching. >> last acc regular season game. >> i know. i know. i know. >> all right, more on that i tried depend last weekend. i know. >it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you new fit-flex®, our best protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. get your free

and you would think that race is a pretty big deal here in america, with the george zimmerman case and all. but race is a huge deal in south africa. it's the major reason why there are no jury trials in south africa. the criminal justice system there is vastly different than it is in the united states. jury trials in south africa were abolished in 1969. because under apartheid, there were some very serious worries that racial prejudice by white jurors against black defendants could manifest themselves in court. so a single judge, and as it turns out in this particular case, a black woman, who is presiding, decides the verdict and will decide the pistorius verdict. she must give clear reasons for her decision, as every other judge does there as well. in the high courts that look only at the most serious crimes, that judge gets a little help in the way of two people sitting at either side of her. they're called assessors. they're experts. they're legal or medical or some who help her to sort through the evidence. and they determine the facts, not the law. they work on the fact, and they

>> they call george zimmerman the whitest man. he looks like he was assimilated pretty well.was protecting the white neighborhood. he outdid everyone. it's amazing. you are always going to have that in every culture. i am sure in the african-american experience it's the same thing. they are calling people uncle tom. i think at one point you have to look and say we are a culture we are very defined, but also allowed to get other cultures in our world. goldberg i worked earlier in my career. for me african-americans were my allies. them in my world. they included me in their world. you have to keep true to who you are. it's not that i am changing because i am ashamed or in anyway don't respect and love my culture. quiles --ve julie les in the morning, but it's still part of my culture. as long as you are in touch with who you are, you will be fine. tavis: the new book is called "almost white." i couldn't do justice to this book in 13 minutes. the good news is there is a bunch of funny stuff i didn't get to, so you will want to get it. good to have you on. it is good to see you.

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of trayvon martin, the 17-year-old who was killed, and then the acquittal of his killer, george zimmerman. trayvon's parents are here, to stand against stand your ground. >> where do lawmakers stand on that issue? >> reporter: there seems to be a split in florida. right now the florida governor rick scott supports the bill. earlier state representative allen williams sponsored a bill to repeal that law, and it never made it past committee. as we know more than 20 other states have similar laws. so as far as lawmakers are concerned, very differing opinions on that. but these protesters want everybody to understand how the law works, and they're pushing for it to be repealed. >> in tallahassee, florida, julia, thank you very much. >>> in south africa an emotional report for oscar pistorious after hearing the autopsy of his girlfriend who was shot and killed. the track starred known as the blade runner. he said he shot his girlfriend by mistake thinking she was an intruder. the prosecution accusing him of murder. >>> it is being called an urgent public health crisis. that warning from attorn

earlier that day, george zimmerman was acquitted in the killing of trayvon martin. >>> what a headache. thou thousands of californiaens will have to redo their application for health care coverage because of a software error. cover california says it will contact the affected consumers and help them complete the signup process by the march 15 deadline. >>> san jose international airport is expanding. google's founders are funding a new terminal to be used mostly to house their corporate jets. a ceremonial ground breaking was held for the $82 million terminal. it will sit on 29 acres at the site of the airport's former long-term parking lot. it will have seven hangars, five for used by google's founders. it will be completed by december of 2015. >> our nbc bay area jet will be parked right there. that's a joke. you've been active tonight, jeff. >> we are tracking that storm system that's brought us flash flooding throughout the santa clara valley. a funnel cloud reported north of sacramento. this is the heart of the storm system. we're going to get missed by that, but it's heading towar

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george zimmerman, a crime watch volunteer, killed martin, claimed self-defense, and was acquitted ofurdering the 17- year-old. >> i feel like there's no justice in stand your ground law. >> reporter: and if it is expanded to include warning shots, what do you think is going to happen in florida? >> i think everybody is just going to go out and buy guns and shoot and say, "okay, this is my sarning shot," and i think it sends an awful message. >> reporter: that woman who fired a warning shot toward her husband will be retried this july because of improper jury instruction. scott, this time prosecutors plan to push for a sentence not of 20 years but 60 years. >> pelley: mark strassmann thanks very much. there was a dramatic rescue today in north carolina. a rock climber was stranded for three hours after he tumbled town the mountain. rescuers couldn't reach him on foot so a helicopter was called in and carried him away. the climber injured his back. he was taken to a hospital. can humans survive a month's- long trip to mars? that story is next. next. [ male announcer ] if you're taking

mayor dawn zimmerman, an outstanding mayor, was advocating for her town as well. project she was talking about was different than ours. >> she was talking to him about a hazard mitigation project? >> in our town you can elevate homes n. a city like hoboken, you can't elevate homes. she was talking about this barri barrier. >> okay. that's a dispute between the nature of hoboken, and at the heart of how sandy funds will be discontributed. you are saying you heard the entire conversation between dawn zimmer and richard constable? >> i heard them talking about the hazard mitigation. when you're a mayor, you do most of the talking and he does most of the listening. >> did you hear the whole conversation or not? >> i heard their conversation? >> the entire conversation? was there more to the conversation you didn't hear? >> all i can talk about is what i can did hear. >> the conversation -- okay, again, the report is stating that mayor doherty heard the conversation. the report is relying on you as an independent eyewitness. you heard the conversation and can conclusiv

. >>> number four, george zimmerman was all smiled this weekend at a florida gun show autographing photose small crowd that came to see the controversial guest of honor. according to a report, the gun show was forced to move out of its original larger venue because of public backlash. it's been just over two years since the former neighborhood watch captain shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. >>> and in one week, people in ukraine's crimean peninsula will vote on a referendum to join the resolution or become part of ukraine. accused of more bullying tactics and blocking international observers from blocking that region and taking over ukrainian military office and shooting at a ukrainian plane. >>> president obama might be on vacation but he is working the phones. yesterday he called the leaders of britain, italy and france and secretary of state john kerry giving a stern warning that diplomacy will end if russia continues to escalate the situation or try to annex crimea. joining us live from moscow, russian journalist and tv anchor. vladimir, we have one week before the crimea re

additionally, we recently brought on zimmerman. >> i want to talk about this. it is so fascinating.sed to work at gawker. he came over to whisper. right away, broke a story. >> i think the thing about -- one of the things that is so cool is we get to tell the stories nobody else is telling. and drive awareness and conversation around these things that generally are not being talked about. >> nissan is hiring more journalists. an incredible team of shining light on on these conversations that we should be having. >> will they be creating original content? >> it is a user generated platform. and --ll about curates cure asian -- -- curation. traffic to whisper. tell me the strategy hiring at him and all these other people. qwest again, part of what we are , greatto do it that things going on on whisper. how do we then take that content and take those discussions and even amplify those discussions? somebody called him the kobe bryant of viral content. this is what he does. that is why we brought him on the team. we are already seeing amazing results as it relates to new users and engage

zimmerman.as right away broke a story about gwyneth paltrow. >> i think the thing about that is that we get to tell the stories that no one else is telling. we can drive awareness and conversation around these things that generally are not being talked about. >> so he's is working on hiring more journalists? >> we have an incredible team of who are shining light on these conversations that we should be having. >> are they going to be creating original content? >> whisper is a user generated platform. so it is all about your ration and editorializing and packaging. >> my question is, will we see more of what he did with the clinic culture story? to try driving traffic to whisper. tell me about the story with that. how will he hire the people he is looking for? >> again, what we are trying to do with that is saying there are these great things going on on whisper to my right? how do we take that content and those discussions and even make -- even amplify those discussions, right? kobeody called hi

they did it with the boston bombings and the zimmerman trial last year. you can't argue with the business decision. in terms of actual responsible journalism, if it was 20 years ago, you wouldn't have this ability. there was no fox and there was no msnbc. the internal was in its infancy. they're getting criticism for it, but they're not as responsible because there are so many networks out there. >> i think it's healthy for cable news, pundits, commentators to call our people on other networks because a lot of this stuff is garbage about black holes and psychics. people who are on cable news, they tend to pop off on everything. why should other competing news organizations are doing. why should that be sacrosanct. >> i think what you're seeing -- and we saw this with people way back when. o'reilly would never return the favor of saying his name on the air. >> it's his strategy, sure. >> it backfires. you're giving attention to another network and people may say, that's interesting, maybe i should tune in for that. you have these egomaniacs that have to be