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Go ahead. >> wildly unpopular muption your viewers and not my friends and my generation. my generation is thrilled for the affordable care act. my generation is finally get somebody look after them and not make sure they are left in the streets. >> laura: whatter on that. >> ended two wars which my brothers and sisters front line. bring home. thats not true. universal prek game changer in terms of education. lure lawyer how has that helped income inequality. you are losing my point. jay-z is arg...

Of who trayvon martin was? you cant fault the defense for having done that for george zimmerman. thats their job. the question people need to ask is, why did the state not do that? >> can you blame the jury for coming to its conclusion? >> well, i dont think blame is necessarily the word. i think the bigger issue here is just how the presentation did not match the seriousness of the crime and how the presentation paled in comparison to what the defense did. i think this is very telling, if we ha...

Videvideo individuals and a society to prevent future tragedies like this. as citizens thats a job for all of us. thats a way to honor trayvon naacp martin. what do you think the key questions are? there was lots of anger on both sides of the aisles, definitely in ideological circles, that i personally went over the top and didnt help. >> mika, you said something -- im sorry, go ahead. >> i want to know what the bottom line questions that will come out of this when all the dust has settled what ...

A maximum path 1.3 miles and moved at 20 miles an hour and slower than the average twister which averages about 30 miles an hour. so that didnt help. but twisters can be almost stationary or race along at about 70 miles an hour. ef-5, 210-mile-an-hour sustained winds and found damage around the elementary school from brookfield elementary and it was either the building, a huge part of the building collapsed or there was some serious stretch of impacts to steel or concrete and how you get ef-5 da...

When the red cross and the other agencies are still trying to get their arms around this. that is when the help is needed. >> absolutely. i do a lot of work with save the children and we are in there because of all things you just heard about americare doesnt ply to children. no diapers in there and no special formula so we do that at save the children and another thing having safe spaces for kids and we learned that in katrina because we do it around the world all the team but after katrina, th...

We will back to show you what happened at briarwood elementary school. >> justin? youre okay. >> come over here. >> really hurt. >> where is she? >> miss moser has her some she is out? okay. >> the woman you just saw there, she was one of the many iconic images. that is utter chaos. you cant help, guys, its a totally different scene than newtown but has that same sort of energy of i want to get to my children and i want to make sure that they are accounted for and there, obviously, was extreme

Pleading the fifth. >> i think any attorney would tell her. with possible criminal behavior you dont say enough under oath. >> no doubt about it. i would tell my client to plead the fifth and go up there myself. >> and tell the whole story? >> tell the whole story. any lawyer worth anything, if youre talking about criminal charges, you got to say, hey, plead the fifth. this is -- they are going to be playing for their constituents and the tv cameras and dont give a damn about you. youre a punchi...

Found alive and safe. did they go through a lot, yes, and was it horrible, yes, but this is great ending. >> deneen: wanted to ask kimberly advice from a former teacher. if you are a parent whose child is kidnapped and you are watching this story and you are keeping up that hope, how do you help counsel them so they dont have false hope, they can live their lives as well. that a concern. >> kimberly: you dont want the family members to give up. you want them to keep hope. you want them to be rea...

>> her best friend and i was working the first day she went missing. we went out and had a smoke. we were going to party because it was her birthday and she never came home after she walked down the street. i never seen her again. i was waiting for her to come home for a long, long time. >> eric: can you imagine she has been missing for a decade and she has been held in captivity. >> kimberly: could i have picked something that help police find her. how could she abandoned. one of the mothers. v...

>> bob: what is it -- f.b.i., kidnapping is a federal offense. you get the investigation they were involved with the investigation for the last ten years. >> kimberly: potentially they have information of someone being transported over state lines and whether or not other people were abducted or missing. so the f.b.i. is going to come in and they have invaluable resources to do analysis and put a good significant amount of manpower and attention to details especially in a case like this. >> greg...