for him then a different her unlike zimmerman who actually murdered a person who was just trying to walk home from the store and is zero time in jail she actually was protecting her baby and she had to pay for that and that's what blows my mind about that is that he was someone no one got hurt she fire warning shot into a ceiling over a home no one got hurt no this guy more proud of a guns didn't children where they had to tell them not to shoot their guns into a hurricane. and you can't you literally are telling a woman that she can't eventuate out a warning shot where is her second amendment right there's another i was one of them n.r.a. where you are a rally in the court room for example and it doesn't exist and what we call them grace is what we call them sexist people look at us like we're crazy but then we have case after case after case where they make it a point to show you who they deal with and what sort of people they are that's a really interesting point because it is it is you know when you see a case like hers that doesn't feel like it doesn't feel like oh this is just kind

apply to a woman you know a big misconception as a lot of people think it's that's i was george zimmerman one that's not actually how he won but you know they would china say how you know how to read or it seemed different for him than a different her unlike zimmerman who actually murdered a person who was just trying to walk home from the store and is zero time in jail she actually was protecting her baby and she had to pay for that and that's what blows my mind about that is that he was someone no one got hurt she fire warning shot into a ceiling over a home no one got hurt and then this guy more proud of a guns didn't children where they had to tell them not to shoot their guns into a hurricane. and you can't you literally are telling a woman that she can't eventuate out a warning shot worse or second amendment right there's another one why was this one of them n.r.a. as ever a rallying in the court room for the alexander and it doesn't exist and what we call them for instance when we call them sexist people look at us like we're crazy but then we have case after case after case when i

media to con stray to -- after george zimmerman was found not guilty of murdering trayvon martin she e-mail med but here chris' reaction. chris is outraged. tried to explain the disdistinct -- she as lawyer -- reand court sim that design to identify whether a suspect set of facts meets the element of the crime. the judge justice system its not designedded to fix so-social problems. be angry with us and society, not angry with the jurors, i present out a few good shored editorials for him. i don think he read them. he does nose need my input or perspective because he is adamantly of the opinion that the verdict is acknowledge outrage and travesty of justice. simmer more than means to be put away and the jury failed. that's not a perspective i agree with rue respect. he gets angry when don't agree with behind 100%. despite the representation of an alternative view, chris develops his own ideas. so i think these moments are powerful ask they really demonstrat the agency that young people have especially when he assume that parents are really controlling what their kids thing, and i alwa

unclear if dunn would use florida's stand your ground law, which became high profile in the george zimmerman case and again in this shooting after a dispute over a parking space. >> i don't think a man has a right to shoot anybody for petty theft. >> reporter: with police saying little about their investigation, city leaders are saying even less about their colleague. >> i don't have any comment on this. >> reporter: tonight, this video may have captured more than a shoplifting case turned shooting. some say it's a clear example of stand your ground, while others call it murder. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> up next, as we continue tonight, the insult that has dads defending a hollywood star. >>> we're back now with dads defending james bond star daniel craig after he was shamed on social media for trading the trademark tux for a baby carrier. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: daniel craig's james bond is near perfection. and like all bonds before him, quite irresistible. but for british talk show host piers morgan, the dream was shattered with just one photo. new dad daniel craig, carryi

shipsnking of american and the zimmerman telegram, what they do is they all do as they start to add to the point of no return where president wilson asked congress to declare war on germany. so it happens on the sixth. april 6, we see war declared on germany. now you have this neutral nation that must be galvanized. now you have to go the other way. you are going to inspire a nation to support the war effort because wilson knows you cannot win a war without supporting the army. you have to have the support of your people to win anymore. we have this very early poster. the things that happen after that, within a week of the war declared, wilson becomes a pr campaignme up with a to encourage american people to come on board. to do their duty and come on board. that is the artist and the vision of pictorial publicity. it is run by charles dana. i will move this out. i'm going to show you a couple of other posters that are very interesting and the start of how this unfolds. now we have a very early poster. it is pre-world war i for the united states and it has an here, you can see lady col

experience manhood he got described as just a monster i think of trayvon martin how would george zimmerman who was obviously wrong you know you know didn't listen to the police officers when he told him to not pursue was able to paint this guy as this monster and they tried to you know find images. all in and try to distort them to make it look like this to me personally do you get that people like. you know he's a kid he made a mistake so what he people you know some articles that even list him as a rapist economist women attacker but they say he's a boy you don't want to ruin his life and you can see his god cavanaugh who's fighting to be able to score who's been caught more as are you guys no better than me multiple was this guy seems like he was every time he had hills you know we're missing what we know we can do you know we can't judge his girl for something he did he's a kid is not a kid like what he did you know suppose we have a high school but the fact is that he did it. a a lot of other things on top of that but there you go he just to be a boy he has to be a boy that made a mis

just one day before the end of filming before the famous last scene he had the idea of having the zimmerman commentary of the one nine hundred fifty four germany hungary soccer game playing in the background see moment from spokeswoman tof announcement he realized a couple of days beforehand that he wanted that does my words my talk before her british clock of yours and visit us mom he changed the final scene of course in fact he said he would shoot it differently because of the honest but oh. golly but i think by now what i love about this. and so now because this might make it up. to the survivor i've got that outfit are trying funneling it's always obvious how he gets. better i was a house. and pay scale itself but she turns into an excited young girl she's constantly changing outfits. to. all it's a shot twitter every day and. she's all over the place because she senses the moment of truth has come to my mother the very day that when she will find out that the love she put on this high pedestal cannot be real even. if they are under the next get out so this is how we're going to get my

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joining me now, editor of the washington times in fox news contributor, politics reporter and robert zimmerman, the dnc committee chairman. good to see all of you tonight. charlie, let me start with you. in regard to the bigger issue of the border of what goes through voters minds as they watch this caravan moving towards the united states. they hear those numbers, and fact the numbers are increasing of people come of adults who bring a child with them when they come across the border because they know if they have a child with them they will be allowed in. >> which of course leads to a whole other problem that nobody another side of this debate wants which is, the trafficking of children. there are many documented cases where that is happening. exactly for those reasons that you just said. this is not a good issue. earlier in the year with the so-called separations, but was for democrats and that how that was a rallying cry. this issue, the one thing that unites everybody is that we have to stop the problem. they are complex parts of it. obviously it is not easy because these people in congre

i was devastated when gabby was shot, when gabe zimmerman was killed, and i have changed my vote. violence.address gun i am part of a program mom's demand action and i know there are moms here tonight, thank you for being here. i'm interested in a program that teaches parents before they schedule a play date, called the other family and say, do you own guns, do you have them in your house, are they loaded, where you keep them? if the parents are not comfortable with any of those answers, they don't schedule the play date. we have got to common sense things to stop gun violence. >> ms. peterson: thank you. ms. marquez peterson. i am pro-second amendment. i do not think we should be penalizing legal gun owners, taking guns away. we need to focus on the issue which is keeping guns out of the hands of bad people. those that would hurt themselves and others. we have a lot of work to do in terms of databases that do not speak to each other, mental health, criminal activity databases that need additional resources and we need additional education. i am pro-second amendment. >> this is ou

one of my people said that they tried to get the zimmerman telegram to distract us and get us into the war. and other reasons that are less palatable, the war took on a new place e- face with aviation. remember -- new face with aviation, remember they were efficient killers. billy bishop was the canadian who shot down the red baron. it was a different kind of war in a new way and it wasn't new as of 1914. and they were talking about submarines the entire day, do not tell me it was a summering and it was not, i had colleagues for years who talked about this. it is important, all this fits. i am in teaching another course with chief historians in the intelligence agency. i am among the i am. i admit that. i am enjoying it tremendously. in any case the important thing here is the war was unique and when i feet -- when i teach my world war 2 course, i am teaching another war -- the other world war i class. i teach them one statistic, it sticks into their head and they get an idea of what the war was like. if you recall the french, just the french, they lost one third of their entire male p

the zimmerman telegraph, that is what they called it at the time. it was a coded message that was sent from the u.s. embassy by the german forces in code to the embassy in the u.s. that was supposed to pass to the mexican embassy and what they did is invited mexico to join the war against the u.s. and they were going back and they would bring the u.s. into battle but down in here, where is it? call attention to the mexican president and the fact that the deployment of summaries offers the prospect of compelling england in the few months to make peace. they will promise a short war, going back to unrestricted submarine warfare and you can have texas, arizona, california, whatever is left over. this was an invitation to mexico. this was kicked around and we declared war in april 6 of 1917. and that brought the next phase. the next phase is after we declared war against germany, and germany had planned this, they sent the u-boats. they sent a fleet of u-boats, sent them serially, not all at once. beginning may 15, all the way through the remainder of t

i was devastated when gabby was shot, when it gave zimmerman was killed, when john was killed.o i have changed my votes to address gun violence. i'm part of a program called moms demand action. i know there are moms here tonight. thank you for being here. i am interested in a program theyteaches parents before schedule a plays it, call the other parent, do you own guns? where do you keep them? are they loaded? if the parents are not comfortable with those answers, they don't schedule a play date. we have to do common sense, sensible things to stop gun violence. moderator: miss marquez peterson. ms. marquez peterson: i am pro-second amendment. i don't believe we should penalize lawful gun owners. i think we need to focus on the issue, which is keeping guns out of the hands of bad people, those that hurt themselves and hurt others. we have a lot of work to do in terms of databases that don't speak one to another, mental health, behavioral health, criminal activity databases that need additional resources, and we need additional education around that. but i am pro-second amendment

one of the connections i wanted to ask you about, back in the -- under his given name, bobby zimmerman, some of us were here on campus. hear them.ance to him, ilast time i heard took my kids. he sang his latest album, it was a collection of perry, and sinatra songs. they did not understand what it was all about and to be candid, it is it. achieve greater consensus on the court. you hope to there would be more 9-0 decisions. rather than 7-4. do you feel that you have been -- during the time that you have been chief justice, do think that more justice would be on board -- justices would be on board? chief justice roberts: it is a process. some years we have had bigger numbers. i think judicial decisions should be narrower rather than broader. the way to do that is to get as many people on board as you can. if i'm going to reach a broad decision, a lot of people are going to set i am not quite sure i agree with that. they might something -- write something narrower. get more people to agree with that. one of our most important decisions, brown v. board of education is a perfect example of

back in the '60s bob dylan saying at a place the scholar in dinkytown under his given income abi zimmerman. some of us who here at on campus attack had a chance to him. >> the last time awesome was in washington. i took my kids are 17 and 18, a few years ago now, and he sang his latest album which was a collection of like perry como and sinatra songs. they didn't understand what it was all about, and to be candid i didn't understand what was all about either. [laughing] one of the comment you made when you became chief justice is that you hope to achieve greater consensus on the court. you hope there would be more 9-0 decisions, eight-one, 7-2 rather than seven and the format. do you feel that has developed, if it has is it due to deciding cases more narrowly so you can bring more justices on board? >> i got to say it's a project in progress still. some years we got a bigger number and other years not and is more to do i think with the nature of the cases than anything else. i still think it's an important objective one, , because i think judicial decision should be narrower rather than br

i was devastated when gabby giffords was shot, when zimmerman was killed, john was killed, i have changed my vote the way i address gun violence. i am part of a program that moms demand action. in another moms here tonight, thank you for being here, i am particularly interested in a program that teaches parents before they schedule a play date, quality of the family and say, do you own guns? do you have them in your house? are they loaded? where do you keep them? if the parents are not comfortable with any of the answers, they do not schedule the play date. we have got to do common sense things to stop gun violence. >> thank you, ms. marquez peterson. >> i am prosecco namenda. i do not believe that we should be penalizing legal gun owners, lawful gun owners and takinghis way. i think we need to focus on the issue, which is keeping hands of -- keeping guns out of the hands of bad people. mental health, behavioral health, criminal activity, databases i think need additional resources. i think we need additional education around that. but i am prosecco namenda. >> this is the final question.

media to con stray to -- after george zimmerman was found not guilty of murdering trayvon martin shed. tried to explain the disdistinct -- she as lawyer -- reand court sim that design to identify whether a suspect set of facts meets the element of the crime. the judge justice system its not designedded to fix so-social problems. be angry with us and society, not angry with the jurors, i present out a few good shored editorials for him. i don think he read them. he does nose need my input or perspective because he is adamantly of the opinion that the verdict is acknowledge outrage and travesty of justice. simmer more than means to be put away and the jury failed. that's not a perspective i agree with rue respect. he gets angry when don't agree with behind 100%. despite the representation of an alternative view, chris develops his own ideas. so i think these moments are powerful ask they really demonstrat the agency that young people have especially when he assume that parents are really controlling what their kids thing, and i always talk to my students can how many times when you're

meghan watching on proudly in a cream zimmerman dress wearing a bracelet gifted from prince charles and far. thousands have been lining the streets. people here are absolutely overwhelmed. meghan and harry following in the footsteps of history. britain's royal family have almost cult status here. queen elizabeth's 1953 visit still echoes through the decades. she made five more visits. prince charles, three. harry and his wife recreating his grandparents' iconic moments on their hotel balcony, and as guests of honor at the traditional welcome celebration. >> the duchess and i look forward to meeting as many of you as possible over the next two days. >> reporter: a roast pig and a whale's tooth, traditional gifts to the couple before a sip. not the kind of baby shower the duchess had envisioned perhaps but no matter. at the evening state dinner meghan a vision in fijan blue, a full length cape dress and borrowed diamond chandelier earrings. and tonight at that state dinner the president of fiji paid tribute to princess diana saying he was sure she'd be proud of the man harry had become an