the zimmerman -- and a book that senator levin just sent over to me. jewish pirates of the caribbean. the first two books were books that i found the zimmerman telegram when i was at the l.a. book festival speaking on my book and was just really intrigued by this story. for me as the first jewish woman to represent florida in congress , historical depictions and stories about the jewish experience really intrigued me and i think we have an opportunity to learn from the experiences situation at them through and these stories, the zimmerman telegram specifically is an interesting story because it was said -- there was a telegram intercepted by great britain to essentially try to get mexico into the water against the united states. the story goes through the balancing act that great britain had to do to not reveal that they had cracked the code, determined to, but at the same time to notify the united states of the impending danger. the jewish pirates of the caribbean is the book that focuses on the past been prolonged for jewish in the history of the. ve

. >> reporter: he is dressed by trayvon martin, the teen killed by george zimmerman. >> he is expressing himself. that is the point of year book pictures. >> reporter: it is the year in review for the students. >> i think that is very inappropriate for a year book. >> reporter: why? >> this is supposed to be capturing the best moments of the year and, you know, all positive things. >> the parents who talked with us thought it was not a good place for this statement. >> i am upset about it that it had to be put on the year book. >> i think you could take different ways but a high school year book is as a teacher is not the place to make your stand. >> reporter: george zimmerman was tried for murdering trayvon martin but acquitted. >> i don't know what message he was trying to show but i think he wanted to draw more attention to it. >> reporter: a lot of kids just laughed about the picture. i tried to contact him but he was gone for the day. the principal just learned about it this afternoon. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have been warning you for days and happening now, construc

some call george zimmerman the white o.j. simpson.o i began thinking that now here whites are saying that this is our way to get them back now. we're going to let zimmerman off even though the evidence here is overwhelming. you might be right in certain ways it could have set us back because now you have whites on juries and when they get clear cases of good young man like trayvon martin, they don't sympathize with him. it could have in a certain way set things back. i am not going to portray o.j. simpson as the perfect messenger. i just say he was the right man at the right time in the perfect storm. >> the simpson case was never really about guilt or innocence in that courtroom. only die hard conspiracy theorists can deny the evidence was strong enough to convict him many times over. in my view that predominately black jury was going to find simpson not guilty no matter what. it was pay back for decades of injustice in which black men far more deserving than this killer was unjustly accused. as a result in the trial of the century,

the zimmerman telegram when i actually was at the l.a.stival speaking on my book and was just really intrigued by the story. for me as the first jewish woman to represent florida in congress, historical depictions and stories about the jewish experience really just intrigue me, and i think that we have an opportunity to learn from the experiences that jews have been through. and that story is, it's really, you know, the zimmerman telegram specifically is an interesting story because it was sent, it was a telegram that was intercepted by great britain to, essentially, try to get mexico into the war against the united states. and the story goes through the balancing act that great britain had to do to not reveal that they had cracked the cold, the german code, but at the same time notified the united states of the impending danger. the jewish pirates of the caribbean is really the book that focuses on the, you know, past being prologue for jews and the history that we've been through. there were jewish pirates who were fighting the spanish

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. >> reporter: he is dressed like trayvon martin who was killed by george zimmerman in 2012. >> i think it's a good idea because he's expressing himself. that's the whole point of yearbook pictures, you're supposed to express yourself. >> reporter: but the yearbook is the year in review mostly for the students. >> i think it's very inappropriate for a yearbook. this is supposed to be capturing the best moments of the year, and, you know, all positive things. >> reporter: the few parents who talked with us, thought the yearbook was not a good place for this kind of statement. >> i am kind of sad about it, that it had to go -- to be put in the yearbook. >> i think that you could take it different ways. but i think a yearbook as a teacher is not the place to make your stand. >> reporter: zimmerman was acquitted in the racially charged case. >> i don't know what message he was trying to show. but i think he just wanted to draw more attention to it. >> reporter: i tried to contact mr. smith about why he dressd this way, but he was gone for the day. the school principle told me he learned abo

you were a central figure in the trayvon martin and george zimmerman case. when you talk publicly about race as a white man, how do people react to you? >> it's strange. people ask whether i have a right to talk about race as the white guy in the room but the reality is i think i've shown that i am willing and i'm comfortable talking about the uncomfortable. many times people have talked to me about the racial issues that came to the forefront in the zimmerman case and by the time the conversation is well underway, they understand that my view of the racism that exists is not just from the george zimmerman case. that was one of thousands of cases. rather, it comes from the fact that for 30 years i've represented everybody accused and a lot of those have been young, black males and we've rallied against those same concerns within the criminal justice system. so, yeah, it's tough. but i think if we're comfortable talking about it, there's a lot to talk about. >> and we always say that, you know, michaela, because beside a public denunciation, what else can be

"pirates of the caribbean" by edward krisler the first two books were books that i saw the zimmermantelegram when i was at the l.a. book festival speaking on my book and was just really intrigued by the story. for me, the first jewish woman to represent florida in congress. historical depick shuns and stories about the, the jewish experience. really just intrigued me and i think that past is prologue and we had an opportunity to learn from the experiences that jews have been through in that story is really, really the zimmerman telegram specifically is, is an interesting story because it was sent, it was a telegram that was intercepted by, by great britain to essentially try to get mexico into the war defense the -- against the united states. the story goes through the balancing act that great britain had to do to not reveal that they had cracked the code, the german code but at the same time notified the united states of the impending danger. the jewish "pirates of the caribbean" the past being prologue for jews. there why jewish pirates fighting the spanish inquisition and rode the

strategist and co founder of zimmerman and bond. >> we heard veterans directly talking this.n the veteran's community for years now there has been a cynical refrain from delay, deny, wait until i die. wa what do you think this scandal says about the va system, obamacare and big government in general? >> this shows us the va is an infe infective system. it doesn't give timely care to veterans because it is top down single payer healthcare. this is what it looks like when government runs your healthcare. when there is a bureaucracy between you and your doctor. while obamacare is not single payer this is a preview of what obamacare could look like and is starting to look like for more americans. less choice, higher costs, more bureaucracy, more paperwork and likely delays and rationing. when you have to fix the mouth and the government controls it there is only so much they can provide. it is what they are experiencing in many places. >> last time on the program he said he didn't thinkhe president wanted to solve the problem with the administration. they show the failings of oba

. >> reporter: smith is dressed like trayvon martin, the florida teenager killed by jordan zimmerman in 2012. >> i think it's a good idea, because he's expressing himself. that's the whole point of yearbook pictures, you're supposed to express yourself. >> reporter: but the yearbook is the year in review, mostly for the students at heritage. >> i think that's very inappropriate for a yearbook. this is supposed to be capturing the best moments of the year. and you know, all positive things. >> reporter: the few parents who talked with us, thought the yearbook was not a good place for this kind of statement. >> i am kind of sad about it, that it had to go to be put in the yearbook. >> i think you could take it different ways, but i think a high school yearbook, probably as a teacher, is not the place to make your stand. >> reporter: zimmerman was tried for murdering martin, but last summer he was acquitted in the racially charged case. >> i don't know what message he was trying to show, but i think he just wanted to draw more attention to it. >> reporter: i tried to contact mr. smith a

. >> reporter: smith is dressed like trayvon martin, the florida teenager killed by jordan zimmerman in 2012. >> i think it's a good idea, because he's expressing himself. that's the whole point of yearbook pictures, you're supposed to express yourself. >> reporter: but the yearbook is the year in review, mostly for the students at heritage. >> i think that's very inappropriate for a yearbook. this is supposed to be capturing the best moments of the year. and you know, all positive things. >> reporter: the few parents who talked with us, thought the yearbook was not a good place for this kind of statement. >> i am kind of sad about it, that it had to go to be put in the yearbook. >> i think you could take it different ways, but i think a high school yearbook, probably as a teacher, is not the place to make your stand. >> reporter: zimmerman was tried for murdering martin, but last summer he was acquitted in the racially charged case. >> i don't know what message he was trying to show, but i think he just wanted to draw more attention to it. >> reporter: i tried to contact mr. smith a

zimmerman was tried for murdering martin but last time he was aquitted in the case. meantime, the reaction to the photos is mixed. >> i think it's okay that, like, he it but not in the -- he did it but not in the year book. >> maybe on facebook but not the year book. >> i think it's a good idea. he's expressing himself. that's the whole point of year book pictures, you are supposed to express yourself. >> ktvu has tried contacting smith for comment but he's been unavailable so far. he just learned about the photo and plans to look into the matter. >>> 7:17. let's check in with sal. this is brian. i know that. [laughter] >> i can't believe i called him the wrong name earlier. >> we've all done the same thing. >>> so brian and tori, the traffic is doing well. i think you will be happy with what you see when i show you 80. the last few days we've had a terrible commute, especially monday. i was looking at a number that said something like 104. now it's 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. that's great. people will be happy to see that. i think a l

the family of george zimmerman is suing for 750 thousand dollars in damages, over a tweet by roseannehen zimmerman was cleared of murder charges in the beating of trayvon martin, roseanne tweeted the home address of his parents. they say they were driven into hiding, and they've had to spend tens of thousands of dollars on hotels because of death threats. they also want money for emotional harm. barr took the tweet down, shortly after she posted it. top 10 species of 2014 here they are. i'm not sure if i'm pronouncing carnivorous correctly. here's another one. tinker bell firefly. this is a translucent snail found in a croatian cave. these addresses small fractions of the new species that are discovered every day. >> and what have you done lately demetrius? nothing. >> he is going to give this a good weekend forecast. >> i can bring the sun. we get that this began. 53 degrees. wind of the northeast at 9 mi.. elsewhere it's 51 degrees at the lakefront. 55 at midway. 5340 hair. 49 degrees in aurora. satellite composite shows we are dry and we stayed dry today and for the rest of the upc

zimmerman was tried for murdering martin but last summer he was acquitted in the railly charged case. in the meantime the reaction to the photo is mixed. >> i think it's okay that he did it, but not in the yearbook. >> yeah he could do it at his house or on his facebook. but not in a yearbook. >> i think it's a good idea. because he's expressing himself. that is the point of the yearbook pictures. >> ktvu has tried contacting smith for comment but he's been unavailable so far. the school principal says he plans to look into the matter. >>> bart is starting to hear comments on how much it should cost to ride the new oakland airport tram. according to the contra costa times bart directors have heard suggestions to charge anywhere from $3-$6. the rail extension is scheduled to open this fall. it will carry passengers 3.2 miles on elevated tracks between the coliseum station and the airport. the new rail will replace buses which currently cost $3. the fair is expected to be set at bart's meeting on january 12th. it will be great. >> it will be fun too. you get to see over the road. >> yea

that story is really -- the zimmerman telegram specifically is an interesting story because it was theram that was intercepted by great britain to essentially try to get mexico into the war against the united states. the story goes through the balancing act they had to do to not reveal that they had cracked the german code but at the same time notified the united states of the impending danger. the jewish pirates of the caribbean is the book that focuses on you know that past prologue and the history we have been through. they were jewish pirates who were fighting the spanish inquisition and who rode the high seas. that looks senator levin told me tells the story about what they went through and their adventures and the outcome of those and the 12 tribes of hattie is a story about black migration throughout american history but particularly the great migration from the south of african-americans particularly following slavery and the struggles that african-americans have gone through and the tough life that they have lived. this is a fictional story that depicts a family and a mother w

i would also say, the president, after the zimmerman verdict comes down, came out and talked about howe feeling of being in an elevator and having a white woman clinch her purse tighter or the sounds of doors locking when he's walking around a parking lot and that was this huge kind of cat cat cliz mic moment in his presidency. he doesn't celebrate that. our relationship to race in the public forum is like incredibly tenuous. >> we have a bby polar relationp with race. we don't want to talk about it because to talk about it, somehow the old people would say about cancer. don't get checked. if you open up the body and the wind will spread it and it will spread all over your body. what mark cuban is doing is hiv. what donald sterling is doing is aids. there are spots and indications and symbols of racial impropriety and problems that -- it was eric holder who said, donald sterling and all these guys, these bigots, they ain't the main problem 3 the main problem is the justice system that refuses to treat all people equally. >> michael eric dyson and jamel, thank you so much. we could do a

i would love to ask him how many gun nuts like george zimmerman -- the ekwifl ensy of that statement. mark cuban was right to apologize to trayvon martin's family, which he did today. the hoodey reference, it's glaring. frankly, the thing about what cuban said, it's great if he wants to -- it seems like he wants us to applaud him for admitting it and not saying and this is something i need to work on. >> yeah, it was interesting. i was going to point out that he did push -- he did walk back part of that statement and say that he did apologize to trayvon martin's family, and we have to point out zimmerman was acquited in that case. always got to point that out. d and z, thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, veterans are waiting to get answers from the v.a. and so are members of congress. i'll tell you what even lawmakers are saying they're getting stonewalled and ignored. plus, elijah cummings is here and he will say why he led the gop-led special commission on benghazi even though many democrats say it's a witch hunt. >> i think we have to go in and be

nbc news -- nbc sports' matt zimmerman has learned via sources that donald sterling has ceded controlippers franchise to his wife, shelly sterling. shelly has agreed to voluntarily sell the team according to the sourcesment again, the sources say there is no truth to the rumor that her camp is suing the nba in any way, shape, or form with regard to this situation. so again, nbc news has learned matt zimmerman has learned through sources, that donald sterling has given control of the clippers to his wife, shelley sterling, that she has agreed to voluntarily sell the team and there's no truth to the rumor that her camp is selling. another interesting development in that case with the clippers and we know that dick parsons is still the acting interim ceo of that franchise. back over to you. >> a big move at that, because shelley sterling had planned to hold onto the clippers, we'll see who ends up bidding. thanks. >>> in case you missed it, we finally got more cowbell. last night, will farrell and red hot chili peppers' brad smith. will farrell was saying that many people thought it was

and i worry the way the court has interpreted the language and this came in the descent by judge zimmerman that you can have very broad authority given to the fcc to go in any direction in terms of how it views the virtuous circle it's talked about. there's a broadband deployment that leads to regular edge providers that leads to better broadband experience which takes you back to more broadband deployment so it's an interesting circle. they were early so i take cybersecurity for instance. i view the communications act of 1934 that doesn't provide a great deal of authority to the fcc on cybersecurity issues. the congress has rightfully provided a number of federal agencies with jurisdiction over cybersecurity. i have spent some of my time when i worked on capitol hill for other members on the issue of cybersecurity and in very few instances to the issue of the fcc's jurisdiction or fcc authority ever come up. that was something we were looking at in the homeland security department or defense or a number of other that we will mention right now the work on the issue aggressively. the fcc's

between george zimmerman and this, the neighborhood watch program is really -- it is getting some really bad pr. >> it is getting bad pr, but i'm sure there is really good neighborhood watches. >> but the pr is not working. >> first you have to talk to your neighbor and who does that? >> if you have a fine neighbor. if jo-jo is your nay -- neighbor you say everything okay? you need anything? >> and then she said how did you get in here? >> stop. i told you never again. >> you are hallucinating. i was never here. take off your top. >> are you charming. >> that's my game. >> stop the campaign. get off the cocaine. it is day 8 ball of -- canadian crack con -- connoisseur rob ford has decided to stop rocking the brought -- the boat and get off the rock. the decision to leave comes after scan law los statements and stories. here is audio obtained by the toronto sun of poured discussing the opponent in the race. >> how about karen stintz? >> i would like to [bleep]. >> always a sensitive chat. >> i heard four snorts and three farts and a couple people giggle. >> i can't believe they haven't go

he was the unarmed teenager shot dead by george zimmerman. zim zip was acquitted. and mark cuban followed up with two tweets. part one. in hindsight i should have used different examples and i didn't consider the trayvon martin family and i apologize to them for. that beyond apologizing to the martin family, i stand by the words and substance of the interview and given the situation with the la clipper owner donald sterling tis not surprising race and comments by race by an nba owner would attract a lot of attention. i commend everybody, jon to get on line and google and watch the whole interview and make up your own mind. >> john. thanks. >> the va scandal dominated the head leans and it will be the big topic. we have the host here on fox news channel and hi, there. howard. and let's start with talking about the va scandal. it is focused on shinseki and whether or not he will step down and if the president will ask him to lead. and not so much emphasis on president obama himself. >> why is that? >> that is a washington game and will the cabinet member resign and s

. >> reporter: he is dressed by trayvon martin, the teen killed by george zimmerman. >> he is expressingat is the point of year book pictures. >> reporter: it is the year in review for the students. >> i think that is very inappropriate for a year book. >> reporter: why? >> this is supposed to be capturing the best moments of the year and, you know, all positive things. >> the parents who talked with us thought it was not a good place for this statement. >> i am upset about it that it had to be put on the year book. >> i think you could take different ways but a high school year book is as a teacher is not

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. >> we have the little friend, that essentially said george zimmerman was right tock fearful and thenent back to counting his money, i am going to work. he is a normer player, he wrote not sure what he is trying to accomplish with his comments. i know he isn't p siding with donald sterling, but why is he rational idessing? june 3rd is when the nba owners will -- and cuban says he knows what his vote will be, but people will have to wait until then to find out. yeah, what exactly he trying to say. >> thank you. >> a look up two men in china did just that, and save add life. they were out in their neighborhood during a thunderstorm, when they saw a one-year-old boy climb out of a wind with doe above. look at this. owe. as the footing shows you, the boy falls but the men were there, and made the life saving catch. they returned him safely to his mother, the men says it was nothing but human -- one more time, one more time. >> wow. >> all right, tony harris in new york, inside story is next, back in a minute. as we get closer to national elections in ukraine, the struggle for the eastern

his name is bennett zimmerman. [applause] they were driving through on the way north. they were not there so what did he do? he got together with a bunch of people that understood how to count. [laughter] the authority put out what was interesting because those that were conducting it on my book on the chapter on the demographics of the book. the census is going to be a demographic. but does that mean? how can the statistical data be the equal of the wind? we found out when it was published because it was falsified data on a massive scale as the colleague showed they lived west of the jordan river by 50% that would be like the u.s. census bureau magically claiming there was an additional 100 million americans living here and everybody swallowed it whole instead of checking the data that was out of whack with the surveys of the population that were undertaken by the israeli civil administration through 1996. they claimed that the base population was larger by 50% and it extrapolated from that those rates that had no peers throughout the world. when it worked out that no

she testified at george zimmerman's trial, but then she was put on trial in the court of public opinioncritics attacked the way she looked, the way she spoke, and even her education. but as rachel told me when i interviewed her a few weeks later, all those critics missed the point. >> this doesn't have nothing to do with me. it's not about me. it's not about my character. it's not about trayvon's character. it's about that night, what happened that night. >> when rachel was on the phone with trayvon, they were talking about fulfilling all their dreams for the future. and after that trial, rachel kept that promise. with the help of the tom joyner foundation, she began working with a tutor for nine months, three hours a day, five to six days a week, rachel worked on her education, and today, it paid off. because today, rachel jeantel received her high school diploma. and in the audience was sybrina fulton, trayvon martin's mother. so congratulations, rachel. you kept your promise to trayvon and to yourself. but he never cleans up. always leaves a trail of crumbs behind. you're going to ha

joining me now ben shapiro, editor and chief of truth revolt and edward zimmerman. you for being here. ben, mtv wants folks to debias themselves and they have even come up with a seven-day racial bias cleanse that i gather care has helped them put together, and the theory behind this is what? >> well, i mean, the theory is we are all racist and if we don't know we're racist, we are. therefore, we're going to need training from the mainstream media how to not become racist and the racial bias colin -- the solution is to do whatever it is that left the folks over at mtv want us to do to assuage ourself esteem and we can show that, vote for hillary clinton if we don't want to show we're racist, vote for barack obama, et cetera. >> ben, isn't this where you shout out live on saturday night because that indicates you're auditioning for the show. there is no basis in reality for what you said. it's pathetic or comical. the reality here is that the mtv campaign done in partnership, internationally respected organization and the gay sandl s lesbian alliance spokes to the ne

zimmerman was tried for murdering martin but last year he was acquitted. the reaction to the photo is mixed. >> i think it's okay that he did it, but not in the yearbook. >> yeah he could do it at his house or on his facebook. just not in the yearbook. >> yeah because it will be there forever. >> i think it's a good idea because he is expressing himself. that is the point of the yearbook pictures you are supposed to express yourself. >> the school principal says he s to look into the matter. >>> despite the ongoing accreditation battle a record number of students are expected to graduate from the college. the school will hold its 79th commencement ceremony this afternoon. more than 600 graduates are participating in this year's ceremony. ccsf has graduated more than 2400 students which is at all time high for the college. meantime former secretary of defense. the monterey native graduated in 1960 if for about 370 students are expected to graduate this year. that is the largest class in the school history. >>> 6:16 is the time. it's friday, just before a ho

veteran and ceo of concerned veterans of america and worked with the clintons and co-foun r er of zimmerman, what does it tell us? >> everything we need to know. soft clapping the way they did, i'm sitting here, i feel like i can get in the heads of then. they are sitting there thinking i don't want to end wars, win wars. i don't want to lead from we hind, i want to lead from the front. i don't think we should apologize for being america. we should stand boldly and shouldn't ask for international consensus. he effectively looked them in the eye and said you're about to go flout international law and that's what i'm here to tell you. it was a rel ridiculous speech the west point cadets gave it what it deserved, a golf clap. >> a golf clap. when you hear the panning interviews, talking about his contradictory foreign policy and washington post just all he did was deliver a big speech that fell flat and so on, what do you think? >> look, anyone who thinks this is shocking like pete for example is just basing gets news from rush limbaugh and the new york times is critical of the administration

writer for president george w bush and fellow at the american enterprise institute and robert zipp zimmermanlcome. good to have you here. mark, tell us about this meeting. what is it about? >> it's a group called the democracy alliance, which was a secretive club of wealthy liberals. it's a group that raised over $500 million for liberal causes and candidates. it doesn't disclose the dow narcotic list and raises money for packs as well as liberal groups like media matters and packs for obama, nancy reepa lo see. locations are kept secret. reporters are not allowed to attend and members are prohibited from discussing meetings. what is wrong with that? nothing. unless you're a party that made the central issue of the campaign in 2014, there is something wrong with billionaires buying our democracy and that's somehow unameric unamerican. they are completely hypocritical to attack conservatives. >> we just showed a picture of some people there. maybe we can put that back up. but this reporter talks about how, you know, like somebody put their body in between, you know, him and bill de blasio, th

. >> it was very interesting to me in the wake of the trayvon martin case and the case on george zimmermans a poll done about the discussions of race that were taking place in the wake of that case. and among many white americans the poll numbers said that a lot of white americans felt too much was being made about race. whereas among african-americans the majority felt that this was a discussion that needed to continue and need to be had and not too much was being made about it. it is interesting to me how still to this day often white america and black america sees things through different lenses. >> absolutely, because we have not come to the decision which is so important. you can only come to this decision if you have courage. the decision is i am a human being. nothing human can be alien to me. until we come to that, whites will really think i'm better than. well, they're not so bad but their color doesn't come off and the hair doesn't straighten out. and so we are not equals. until blacks and whites see each other as brother and sister we will not have parity. it is very clear. >> a

he said something immediately regarding the harvard arrest of the professor about the george zimmermanight out there in front about trans swawls and gays in the military and as a gay woman, it is particularly offensive because it's as though they are using those issues to panlder to people while destroying the lives of those who make a country like this fabulous for everyone including minorities. so i think you are looking at a choice and for obama it's not good news. if he's fog to -- if he's going to plit size the va, he's going to be in a lot of trouble. they don't know what to do. literally this, they don't know what to do about it and he is making a mistake by ignoring it. >> tammy, good to see you. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me on. >>> well, what edward snowden was ready to leak the classified documents he had stolen from the national security agency, one of the first journalist he reached out to was glen greenwald. he is out with a new book called "no place to hide." it details how he met the nsa leaker and how he decided to expose the information. here is glenn g

concerned veterans for america and robert zipper man is democratic strategist and co-partner at zimmermanboth. >> good to be with you. >> this is so disturbing because we heard the veteraning directly talking about this and you say for years now there has been a scenical refrain of delay, deny, wait 'til i die. what do you think this scandal says about the va system, obamacare, and big government in general? >> this scandal shows us that va is an infected system, inherently a system that's inefficient, doesn't deliver timely care to veterans because it is government run top down single payer health care. this is what looks like when government runs your health care when there say bureaucracy between you and your doctor and while obamacare is not single payer, this is very much a preview of what obamacare could look like and starting to look like for more americans, less choice, higher cost, more bureaucracy, more paperwork and likely delays and rationing. there is only so much you can provide. veterans seen a preview of obamacare, what they are experiencing in many places. >> you know, me

. >> reporter: david zimmerman's prized volkswagen beetle was no match for the storm. >> how high was the water? >> well, it was up almost to the doorjamb so this car was on the driveway. it was literally that high. it lifted the car up and flipped it over. >> reporter: indra said 1450e felt helpless. you were using the towels to keep the water out of the room? >> yes. blankets, towels, everything. >> reporter: didn't work? >> no. >> reporter: no way it could work? >> oh, my gosh, i don't know where to start. >> reporter: the flood waters left a slick mess in her house. >> in an hour everything started gushing in. it was the strangest thing. it was weird. couldn't do anything. >> reporter: how heartbreaking is this for you? >> heartbreaking because i don't have flood insurance. i'm alive. it could have been worse, you know? i've still got a roof over my head and food on the table. >> reporter: i'm ed lavendera reporting from pensacola, florida. >>> that storm moved north dumping a lot of heavy rain on the eastern seaboard. >> it proved relentless for a street on baltimore, maryland. i

. >> well sh, i will bring in rob zimmerman, because others will say that the tea party is an embarrassment to the party with some of the fringe candidates and the quotes that have come out so much so that you have the gop establishment sending out the talking points to avoid those candidates particularly on the women's issues, and we said that he tried to tout up monica wehby and we will tell you about some of the perils of facing the candidates, robert? >> well, if i could respond to that, it is an important point that you are make. be realistic that even though the candidates of this year are not for example like the past two year party candidates rationalizing rain or -- rationalizing rape or calling themselves witches, the fact is that the candidates for the republican establishment have embraced the tea party position. and for example in georgia congressman jack kingston has said that children who have subsidized free lunch should be forced to sweep floors to teach them that there is no such thing as a free lunch, and the front-runner for governor has mocked the opponent for not havin

people recall this is the prosecutor from the zimmerman trial and from the other trial, the lawed musicrial, as they called it. jordan davis case as well. do you think -- is there a different sort of aspect to the prosecution this time? >> i think the prosecution is frustrated because they feel as though the case hasn't been reported correctly. they get very angry when they hear it as a warning shot case. they insist it was not a warning shot that she was aiming at her estranged husband, and they've sent a lot of emails out saying they want to correct the record about marissa alexander, and and i do think they've taken some of the criticism to heart. they don't think the criticism is fair. >> one of the things that the judge seemed concerned about was setting a precedent by ordering another stand your ground hearing. this is a case being litigated about warning shots, whether it is or not. >> there was a new trial order. not a new harnk. not every single thing that happened before. to get a new stand your ground trial, one of the ways to get a new hearing, excuse me, is new evidence. ne

the george zimmerman verdict, and you see a huge distance between how white people and black people perceiveict, there's massive difference between democrats and republicans as well. we're not bernie goetz or o.j. simpson territory anymore. it's a whole new world. you say it might have to do with second amendment and stand your ground. and not that surprising for the divide. what about this guy? >> if you don't feel it, don't come to my games. don't bring black people' don't comb. >> you know you have a whole team that is black that plays for you? >> do i know? i support them and give them food and clothes and cars and houses. who gives it to them? does one else? >> okay, here's the most stunning polling on this controversy. should donald sterling be forced to sell the clippers. breaks down along a huge partisan divide. relatively small things, too like 12 years a slave should it win the oscar for best picture? this illuminatinggroundbreaking research i'm showing you, which is by background university political scientist will give you a snapshot why it is that the racial policies and politic

. >> and robert zimmerman, thank you for the time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and right now, texas officials are responding to the outrage of a judge's decision to sentence a confessed rapist to the probation. and the judge even said that the 14-year-old, her background was a part of the decision. her sexual background. the latest fallout is next. and this. >> i went to sleep hungry. you sacrificed for us. you are really the mvp. >> the real mvp kevin durant's emotional and moving tribute to his mom after winning his first mvp for the nba, and it has gone virnl, a viral, and we will tell you more about his incredible story, and it is something that we are following around the "newsnation." >>> and those who are in favor of the minimum wage say they have a major announcement, and we will hear more about it because they say they will plan a massive strike next week. >>> and tonight, in university of pennsylvania, rick santorum will speak, and take questions from the institute of politics, and this week, the republican called on his ow

the george zimmerman verdict, this one after obama became president, and now not only do you see a hugeistance between how white people and black people perceive the verdict, there is a massive difference between democrats and republicans as well. we're not in bernie goetz or o.j. simpson territory anymore. we are in a whole new world. you might think to yourself, well, that had to do with the second amendment and stand your ground so it might not be that surprising to see a sharp partisan divide. what about this guy? >> if you don't feel -- don't come to my games. don't bring black people and don't come. >> do you know that you have a whole team that's black that plays for you? >> you just -- do i know? i support them and give them food and clothes and cars and houses. who gives it to them? does someone else give it to them? >> so here's the most stunning polling on this controversy. should donald sterling be forced to sell the clippers? well, it breaks down along a huge partisan divide. one i frankly would not have predicted. it breaks down on relatively small things too, like "12 yea

the trayvon martin family, he was wearing a hoodie when george zimmerman shot and killed him.t case. did mark cuban cross the line using that word? >> i don't think it's about the word hoodie. i think it's about a black kid in a hoodie, and the comparison to a bald person with tattoos on their face. the only difference instead of a comparison to a white kid in a hoodie. so i think that that makes it -- the only difference is the skin color here , and that you have child. i think the hoodie is just a reason to say that it's a black kid. i think that's what most people were trying to safe. i don't think mark cuban's comments were racist, though. >> okay, well, that's interesting. crystal, what do you think about that? specifically, as we break this up into chunks, what did you think about the hoodie part of it? >> it didn't bother me at all. hoodies are glorified in rap culture and hip-hop culture, which is predominantly black. hoodies are associated as a costume of menace for people white or black wearing them and trying to maybe not go undetected and commit a crime. that's wha

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