>> guest: yes, i watched a lot of george zimmerman videos. think the bigger question is how is it possible that a young 17-year-old could be in his own neighborhood and end up dead. george zimmerman wasn't dead, and we don't know what happened that night. but what we do know is that someone lost their life, and so while there is the legal term murder, we can't call him that legally, he did kill somebody. and the fact that there were no consequences for him, i think, is deeply unfortunate not just for trayvon martin's family, but the rest of this country. we should be able to know that if someone kills someone, no matter their race and no matter the person's race who they kill canned, that they can be held accountable just like everybody else is held accountable. >> host: what's the status of the philando castile situation? >> guest: well, there's no indictment for the police officer who killed philando castile. and we've seen this time and time again, no indictment, no indictment. and this is a blow to families, you know? the families who not

zimmerman invented a digital stereo mike scope he wants to immerse in rivers, ponds and oceans that has no lens solving the focus problem. >> we hope with this instrument we'll be able to get realtime information and shortening the time. >> reporter: a trip program with artificial intelligence will look for danger and examine the reason. 40% of the earth's plankton has died which they target to climate change. >> what's amazing is two thirds of the oxygen we breathe are created by these guys. we think about trees but they're only about 18%. so these guys are really the reason we're alive. >> reporter: the doctor was not aware of the new mike scope until he heard zimmerman give class about it. data will be shared by many researchers working under a grant from the national science foundation. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> all right, it's time for one last check on our weather with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7. warmer today. that warming is going to continue as that fog along the coast tones to shrink. tomorrow afternoon even warmer weathe

marking half a decade since the travesty that was the acquittal of george zimmerman. group of african-american women to launch the now global network, sno synonymous with the next generation of black activism and patrisse cullers details the life experience that shaped her activism in the best selling book, when they call you a terrorist, a black lives matter memoir. joining me now is black lives matter co-founder patrisse cullr ers and president of essence publications. and has a new issue and new 100 left coming out. let me go to you first, patrisse, the what started as a hash tag when all of us involved with trayvon were totally devastated with the zimmerman acquittal has become a global slogan and movement. and you've written a book and i'm a voracious reader and i read the book. your life experiences that led to it was compelling. what made you want to tell your story? i mean, even some stuff that a lot of people would not want to say about their upbringing that led you to the point where you became an activist. >> thank you so much for having me on the show. it'

committed murder. >> okay. >> yes, i watched a lot of george zimmerman videos. the bigger question is how is it possible that a 17-year-old could be in his own neighborhood and end up dead. george zimmerman wasn't dead. we don't know what happened. but we know someone lost their life. there is the legal term murder, we can call that legally but he did kill someone. the fact that there are no consequences is an unfortunate not just for him but we should note that if someone kills someone no matter their race they could be held accountable just like everyone else. >> was this data's of the flandreau castile situation? >> there are no indictments for the police officer. we seen this no indictment and it's a blow to families. the families that not only lose their loved ones but it's tarnished but think about philander worked at a school and had children who loved and cared for him. it's a blow to the culture you live in feet and see people how to accountable for the harms they commit. >> i wanted to bring up an issue with respect to the drug war and african-american

joined on the podium by kia leigh zimmerman, the success did not end there. niall wilson is already one of the sport's leading lights, used to success. on the horizontal bar, he knew this was good. that was absolutely phenomenal. so, it seems, did his parents. there is started doing the routine for him, love it! that is what is about, that feeling you get when you land. it has been one of the greatest competition experiences i have ever had. the la st experiences i have ever had. the last five days, we absolutely smashed it. i just last five days, we absolutely smashed it. ijust want last five days, we absolutely smashed it. i just want to thank eve ryo ne smashed it. i just want to thank everyone back home. back at home, england's james will strop is an aspiring actor. today, centre stage on the squash court he was the leading man, taking the top prize. outside, it was the hottest day so faron outside, it was the hottest day so far on the gold coast. the lawn may have been parched, but wheels would not wilt. victory over scotland in the men's pairs. wales ha

and george zimmerman who shot trey von martin. there is a disparity from what one person does in another person does and how they are dealt with by the justice department. sophia, do you think it's time for a strong independent third party in america and if so would you please become our president. >> your very kind. i think we are at a place where were at a tipping point i think the american people agree that washington is very open. the swamp doesn't get drained here. and things are more the same than they are not. and it seems like i said earlier. people are getting meaner. whether or not it seems to be an independent party. i know others had done this out there. it's difficult though because the two parties are so entrenched even if you we got an independent elected. that is why there's so there are so few of them. once you get into office. eva caucus with you. i don't think a third party is viable at the moment. but it could become so. and no i so don't want to be president. but thank you for that though. how are you all doin

. >> tom zimmerman holds a long list of paptants his latest tool could be track change. it tracks plantingen, tiny organism living in rivers ponds lakes and soberen peterson scientists have worried about 40% of the plantingen dying over the last four years. this submeresman microscope will maren plantingen behavior. an artificial intelligence chip will along for changes and threats. >> you need an amount of data that is unprecedented. and tom's microscope allows to do that. >> standard microscopes can't keep it in folk. this one has no lens and the components are surprisingly cheap. >> right now we are using a board called a raspberry pi. and the lowest is $5 and the image sensor is shh 8. you can see for less than $20 you have a digital stereo micro. >> the next challenge will be finding a water proof housing not as large as this tohouse the autonomous microscope. it needs a surface for which a solar panel can be attached. >> plantingen may be a low life form but it's the source of two thirds of the earth's oxygen. the behavior and numbers could serve as alarm for envir

look at melissa alexander, the woman who shot the gun up in the air and got 20 years and gorge zimmerman shot trayvon martin and he got no name. he had stand your ground. >> dennis is in st. port lucy, florida. democrats' line. good morning. >> caller: good morning. sophia, do you think it's time for a strong, independent third-party in america, and if so, would you please become our president? >> well, you're very kind, but, listen, i do -- i think that we are at a place where we're at a tipping point. i think that the american people agree that washington is very broken. you know, president trump campaigned on draining the swamp. the swamp doesn't get drained here. i've been here a long time, and things are more of the same than they're not and it seems that, like i said earlier, people are getting meaner. so whether or not there needs to be an independent party, i mean, i know evan mcmullin and others have kind of thrown this out there. it's difficult, though, because the two parties are so entrenched, right, that even if you got an independent elected, talk to some of the members of

yes i think that is obviously something that zimmerman had in mind and we're discussing during this meeting no mention from my compost least of the situation along the border fence between gaza and israel there was a lot of talk obviously about the u.s. embassy move that something that benjamin netanyahu has been celebrating and glorying in really for some weeks now especially since the declaration that would come on may the fourteenth much earlier than judge ruled on coinciding with the day that israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight declared its independence the creation of the state of israel the seventieth anniversary of that is is being used to it to be the day that this very momentous to move from tel aviv to jerusalem is being made however i think what's clear from that news conference is what this more broad visit by pomp to the middle east at the beginning of his tenure as secretary of state is about and that seems to be about iran very much laying the groundwork for u.s. foreign policy going forward on the iran issue and trying to get his allies in the region behind it r

george zimmerman who shot trayvon martin got no time. wtre is a disparity from one person does and another person does and how they are dealt with. host: democrats line. caller: good morning. sophia, do you think it is time for a strong, independent third-party in america? if so, would you be our president? [laughter] guest: you're very kind. we are at a tipping point. the american people agree that washington is broken. president trump campaigned on draining the swamp. the swamp is not drained. i been here a long time. things are more the same than they are not. it seems like people are getting meaner. whether or not there needs to be an independent party, i know adding mcmullen and others have thrown this out there. it is difficult, because the parties are so entrenched. even if you got an independent elected, talk to members of congress like bernie sanders. there is so few of them. it is difficult to raise money, get support. once you get into office, you have a caucus with the democrats and republicans to get something done. i don't

jean zimmerman was reviewing the book and said the lively journalistic story, perhaps her greatest contribution is documenting the intricate contentious elements of racism that crippled historically. the story reminds us that the events of history are not inevitable. the records we care for here at the national archives contain the stories of our nation and the people. we have learned to never be surprised by surprises. in fact, this is the first event of a kickoff of our women in the vote exhibit which opens next march. we are pleased that you are here to kick off that event and program. lane is an award-winning journalist and writer purge she has worked as a washington correspondent, congressional aid and speak writer, magazine editor and journalism instructor. her magazine features writing, her feature writing has been recognized with prizes from the society of professional journalists and her work has appeared in the atlantic, new york times, boston globe, philadelphia inquirer as well as reports and acumen trees for npr and voice of america. she has been a frequent correspondent for the sc

good evening, i am frank zimmerman. >> the president made the announcement 4 hours ago as the strikes were underway. he said the u.s. was joined in the operation by france in the united kingdom. we have seen coverage tonight. is jacket gathering insight from experts in the bay area, but we start our coverage in the nation's capital.>>> pentagon official described tonight attack on syria as a one-time shot unless syrian dictators does not get the message. >> a short time ago i ordered the u.s. armed forces it to launch precision strikes on targets associated with the chemical weapons capabilities of syrian dictator. >> the white house announcement follows a gas attack by the syrian dictator on his own people on april 7. it killed more than 40 people. since then the u.s. has been working with france to put a potential international coalition together. >> the strike was not only a strong message that there actions are inexcusable, but it also inflicted maximum damage without unnecessary risk to innocent civilians. >> the syrian attack was in dumas, which has been held by rebels for years

. >> i think -- zimmerman from that great state, and no doubt with the california republican convention coming up, i know, jen, you will be involved in that. i want to move to another topic brought up on fox news sunday. this is lindsey graham remarkable on the move the president made on syria, putting into question about our investment as a country in what has ban long-term conflict as of today. what might that mean and why we're not talking about that concern from the united states national security stance? >> we're not talking about a constituency. >> lindsey graham came out against the president in terms of his current remarks? >> unfortunately she comes out one sunday and the next goes golfing with him. he's not been a profile of encourage as most of the republican party the president has no core beliefs, whether it's foreign policy or domestic policy. it should come as no surprise that he just stands in front of an audience and declares victory. we're leaving syria because we won. we got it done. give me applause, i'm out of here. i will say that's not a thought-out opinion becaus

another high profile cases in missouri, and of course trayvon martin, zimmerman in baltimore.t so much attention. i would scroll the names of all people we have never heard of shot in the streets of chicago, and it should've been declared a national emergency, and we fix it. here's the point. kanye is right. why does it have to be, why is someone who elects the president, they get initially attacked by your side? >> i'm not sure that's actually was going on here. i don't pick any one of attracting to the fact that kanye west has the right to have that opinion or chance the rapper has the right to say that all black people don't have to be democrats. we know that. we do know other people think the party dealing with because they are offering the best policies for that particular group. we also know that the murder rate and the violent crime rate -- >> sean: have you seen social media tonight? >> yeah, i have been twitter. >> he is being attacked for that opinion and i'm not so sure the democratic parties are helping k people. he said it about chicago right there. under obama co

so much talk to zimmerman oh my goodness he's down and he wants to be a lot of. the troy tigers pitcher jordan zimmermann was taken to hospital for x. rays after being hit in the jaw during the game with cleveland post-concussion tests and is expected to be kuching again in five days time. maybe the electric car racing series formula easy is heading to the streets of rome for the first time and it may just have picked up a new fenway ahead of the race pope francis welcomed the drivers and officials to the vatican and blessed formula e.'s current car he was not tempted to take it for a spin though the inaugural road takes place on saturday. and that's all the sport will have more updates again later on so thanks very much peter you've been watching the al-jazeera news are you back on the other side of the break with another full half hour to tell them from all of the team thanks for your time and your company. the sky should be no borders up here. only horizons. as an airline we don't believe in boundaries we believe in bringing people together the world's better

till home which wasn't cholera intelligent only i'm willing trench and sharing information amounts zimmerman's in this new political and social sin then human religious. feeling he says. and i personally was a mink him oh until home. you are only missing. you're methanol and in my opinion in some of the you and truncating facing lines in the american homeless oh my looming thing and the clothes suit on happen in my new home still in vain. then the number the nation oh no right to privacy lessons of the moment what is in your has been clean placements methodology and the new method not a new. american political oh yeah yeah in the home. this is an important question because i think people often ask what the differences between surveillance and what we do what i think that the difference is extremely clear which is that on facebook you have control over your information the content that you share you put there you can take it down at any time the information that we collect you can choose to have us not collect you could delete any of it and of course you can leave facebook if you want i know of

zimmerman was acquitted in july. michael brennan was murdered in august and now that summer the murder of alton sterling and philando castile, i could not have lived with myself ever reported charlie to the police because who knows what they would have done. he could've gotten a warning but it could've tackled him and edt taken into custody and then god knows what else. i would subject myself to a black man's harassment 1000 a thousand times over rather watch his face with the pavement with police officers weight on his back. that's not justice. that is a betrayal. when i think about how harlem streets are place of conversation, economy and community i start to second-guess myself. maybe the only good that charlie was time to sell more tickets to a dmx concert pic may be what he wanted was only money but maybe i misjudged his calling me sweetheart as patronizing when he really was just trying to be nice because he did not know my name. maybe i was being conceded. maybe i cried because i still didn't used to signify t

george zimmerman was acquitted in july. michael brown was murdered in august and the murders of alton stirling and philando castile. who knows what the police would have done? he could have gotten a simple warning and they could have taken him into custody and god knows what else. i would subject myself to a black man's harassment of thousand times older over rather than what is face hit the pavement with the police officers fist on his back. that is not justice. that is abetrayal. when i think about how harlem streets are faced with conversation , community, i start to second-guess myself. maybe the only good that charlie was trying to do would be a dmx concert. maybe what you wanted was only money. maybe i misjudged his calling me sweetheart as patronizing when he was just trying to be nice because he did not know my name. maybe i was being conceited. maybe i was crying because i was not used to a city environment. the more excuses i made for him, the less trusting either game of my own body and instincts and that sniper

i covered the case in sanford, florida, the george zimmerman shooting and i remember going over to therict where the black citizens of golds borrow have to defend themselves because the klan came over. >> yes. yes. yes. >> i'm struck by the fact that the nra has never been on it. >> the mulford act. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> orlando castile was a lawful gun owner was shot dead by a police officer while he was in his car doing the right thing, saying he had that gun. the nra was completely silent including your friend collin, he never said anything. so i wonder whether or not challenging them on that -- i mean, that was an opportunity to say to them, wait a minute, where were you for orlando castile and the panthers. >> absolutely. collin is someone -- like i have a lot of black friends that don't agree with me. i have blark friends as far reaching as republicans, black friends at the extreme left marxist. my friends hate that i supported bernie sanders. my friends who are marxist don't think sanders is marxist enough. i encourage more black men to join the atlanta police force.

george zimmerman who shot trayvon martin got no time.is a disparity from one person does and another person does and how they are dealt with. host: democrats line. caller: good morning. sophia, do you think it is time for a strong, independent third-party in america? if so, would you be our president? [laughter] guest: you're very kind. we are at a tipping point. the american people agree that washington is broken. president trump campaigned on draining the swamp. the swamp is not drained. i been here a long time. things are more the same than they are not. it seems like people are getting meaner. whether or not there needs to be an independent party, i know adding mcmullen and others have thrown this out there. it is difficult, because the parties are so entrenched. even if you got an independent elected, talk to members of congress like bernie sanders. there is so few of them. it is difficult to raise money, get support. once you get into office, you have a caucus with the democrats and republicans to get something done. i don't think

i see rick zimmerman over there. thank you. >> thanks, seth. hopefully we're allowed to ask the moderator a question. you asked about state preempt n preemption, and you've written about state preemption. i'd be curious if you could tell the audience your view of whether these state net neutrality efforts will survive legal challenge. >> right. well, they're all over the place. all right. tough panel. they're all over the place, of course. you have some states, governors have signed executive orders staying their state won't do business with internet service providers unless they agree to run their networks the same way that they would have under the fcc title 2 rules that were repealed. that's -- that narrow issue is one that i have written on in particular. it's our conclusion or at least my conclusion is these are highly problematic under the supreme court's market participant doctrine because broad band internet access services are available to every customer. i can go to one provider that serves my neighborhood, choose to sign up for their