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Snowden snow knows exactly wha faces. what he said he was more concerned about is the american people would not know theyre being spied on, watched, listened to, monitored in ways that we possibly have never dreamed of before. >> karen, do you agree with that as you watch this unfold ? >> you know, im not quite sure yet how i feel about it. i well tell you, i say that because i think about how the irs story, for example, has changed over several weeks and the more weve learned the nature and com...

Ebb and flow has been going here. >> prime minister erdogan says he will not show any more tolerance towards protests are and has been quoted as saying "we will be at the necks of the provocateurs and terrorists and no one will get away with it." i thought this was a protest by environmentalists campaigning about the redevelopment of a park but the prime minister describes them as provocateurs and terrorists. >> so to explain it further, yes this protest movement began with a small demonstration...

Look at it, isnt it kind of a pathetic state of affairs when we put the race composition of a jury before the evidence in a case and we case, and we talk about, well, if we have a predominantly black jury, then the chances of conviction are good. if we have predominantly white jury, then the chances of conviction are remote. and you lock at this case, this is a very hard case to prosecute. i think we see the underlying reasons why were in this position. and as certainly george zimm zimmerman is ...

Unlike much of all the country six jurors in this case. this is a second-degree murder trial. pool of 500 people. how do they whittle that down, kennels? >> they are going to be all kinds of factors that can eliminate people from jury service. sometimes just ranging from other personal plans, commitments or hardships that individual jurors have. the big issue is pretrial publicity and everyone is going to have heard something about the case. the issue isnt whether or not they follow the news but...

There is a whole protocol on a process for doing so. it is entirely possible that some of those issues may also arise over the next two weeks. >> there has been some discussion about the racial composition of the jury. this case has also become divisive in terms of political ideology, left and right. is it possible for a prosecutor or a defense attorney to attempt to exclude someone based on ideology? can they even ask about political ideology? >> i think they absolutely can and they should. i h...

Of jury selection here. we will know as i understand it between now and perhaps sunday the judges decision on these defense motions. as get to the heart of this trial, what is on your mind. what do you expect down to the jury selection? weve seen this before. who will end up and their backgrounds. >> the jury selection will be a challenging effort on both sides because largely theres a lot of strong feelings on both sides of these issues. lawyers will have to try to wade through those, not so mu...

That is 15 times the distance between the earth and the moon. so its a safe passage for us. >> so we wont be able to see it? >> you know, the difficulty about seeing it is that its very dim. if you have a large telescope under dark skies over the next week, a few nights you might be able to see it. it is dim, though. >> how significant is it that the asteroid has its own moon? what does that mean? >> what it does is it tells us some about the early history of the solar system. it tells us what k...

And her efforts had a lot to do with building up public composition to obamacare. and that opposition, as you know, is very, very strong today. she left a lasting impact. i want to go back to what john was saying. what i think -- her calculations here, i would assume, were this. shes got these ethics clouds that are continuing to hold -- hang over her head and very likely to go all the way through the election. if she loses the election, she is no longer a political celebrity. and she loses her ...

Composition to obamacare. and that opposition, as you know, is very, very strong today. she left a lasting impact. i want to go back to what john was saying. what i think -- her calculations here, i would assume, were this. shes got these ethics clouds that are continuing to hold -- hang over her head and very likely to go all the way through the election. if she loses the election, she is no longer a political celebrity. and she loses her speech fees. she loses a lot of time on division. a lot ...

Youre ability -- when they -- the problem is when do you cross the line from being merely interested in looking at the sites to actually look building a weapon. the fbis ability to interrupt that cycle, the operational cycle. that is a real challenge. >> dr. cole, tell me about ricin. how lethal is it, compared to like anthrax and the type were seeing in the letters that were sent to the president. now the mayor of new york. how deadly could they be potentially in the wrong hands? >> worse case ...