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Alexander is the one who, back in 2012, fired a shot in the air and when she was brought to court for firing that shot in the air during a domestic dispute, she claimed stand your ground, and she was convicted, got 20 years. that conviction was overturned on appeal, and in light of the george zimmerman case, where he used stand your ground and was found not guilty, theres a lot new attention on this, because this will, again, be a stand your ground defense and will likely get a lot of attention ...

Were going to turn to a security debate. as the courts begin to smackdown the nsa, does edward snowden look more like a whistle-blower than a fugitive? "the new york times," says yes. one republican is saying the intelligence chief should face jail time. that is all in our top line s segment next. for cnbc, s&p extended 2014 losses into a third session. investors are in a more cautious move. the dow falling 45 points. nasdaq slipped 18 points. im josh lipton for cnbc.

Twitter and wrote, i agree with the new york times on snowden. others have reservations. they feel here is someone who took damaging information, took it public, ran to hostile powers. and the bigger concern is for the precedent it all sets, how such a decision affects countrys ability to keep and maintain secrets in the future. unless his position has changed, the person in position to show leniency toward snowden does not seem so inclined n august, the president said he thinks of snowden much ...

Label my sister. they labeled her as a vegetable thats brain dead. and we knew how alive she was and how responsive and how much she interacted with people at times. quite honestly, it didnt matter. it seemed like terrys whole case, she had to prove to everybody that she was worthy of life. >> you can see that entire interview on huckabee tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. new outrage after the editorial boards of two major newspapers calling the u.s. to pardon nsa leaker edward snowden. so sh...

We feel, asking is always cheaper than spying. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was former nsa contractor edward snowdens christmas message where from russia hes been granted temporary asylum through august. but despite his self-assurance and declaration of mission accomplished last week, his future is still uncertain. hes charged with espionage and threat by the united states department and remains a fugitive on the run. pressure to negotiate with the rogue leaker is mounting. in an op-ed pu...

The conversation occurring today will determine the amount of trust you place both in the technology that surrounds us and the government that regulates it. together we can find a better balance and mass surveillance. and remind the government that if it really wants to know how we feel, asking is always cheaper than spying. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was former nsa contractor edward snowdens christmas message where from russia hes been granted temporary asylum through august. but despi...

To work with them and their friend and family. we appreciate the debate. thank you both. >> he is a fugitive wanted but now new questions about what should happen to edward snowden. this after new major newspapers suggest the feds should cut him a deal. and bitter cold temperatures across much of the country and we have a look at how cold it might get. [ bottle ] okay, listen up! im here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies youre cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are ...

Frostbite. jenna, i want to show you this next some system because as we head into saturday and sunday another storm will move into portions of the midwest producing even more snow and dangerously cold temperatures. chicago is one city im very concerned about, bus by monday, the high temperature, 10 below zero. factor in the wind, well have big concerns out here. likely well see widespread windchill advisories and warnings in effect across the midwest and northeast. back to you. jenna: not over ...

Transfers and phony investmentses. before going on the run, price wrote a 22-page confession letter to his family saying he planned to kill himself off the coast of florida. the letter was the beginning of an elaborate plan to stage his own suicide. these photos show price dressed in shorts and a t-shirt, arriving at the key west airport, carrying a suitcase. >> he has a bag hes towing behind him. might be packed with investor money for all i know. >> reporter: surveillance video shows him at th...

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