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I think that even a casual observer can look at this situation. listen to this poor kid screaming for help and this man executing him, allegedly, if all the facts are true. so it is difficult to see that race is not a factor. particularly when you hear the refrain, "they always get away with it." >> let me take you to this other point here. of course zimmerman is the focus. he is the person who fired the gun. now a grand jury will look at the facts here. i have to bring you to the sanford police...

Street has not changed. >> reporter: the head of goldman sent this memo to the firms 30,000 employees, saying he was disappointed by the comments from one "disgruntled employee." as for that disgruntled employee, greg smith, he probably will not be working on wall street anytime soon. as one observer said today, he may as well go into the witness protection program. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> one thing that dan did mention on "world news," we dont know if this employee was being forced o...

in. kofi annan spoke face to face again today in damascus. he the former u.s. secretary general asked for a cease fire and wants syria to allow relief agencies to access people caught in the fighting, but the violence goes on across syria with at least 25 people killed today. hundreds are gathering in japan today to mark the one-year anniversary of a devastating earthquake and tsunami. right now to the next big battleground in the presidential race, the deep south, alabama and miss...

Males to feel in a safe space to be the fly on the wall and to be a privileged observer to this conversation. >> it made me feel like i was at a modern roundtable with different backgrounds and different settings and different black men from different walks of life. it gave me a better perspective of how our men feel in this day and age. >> seeing how it is kind of how we live our lives and identify ourselves with the people around us. >> the reaction and the very educated responses each speaker...

Humanitarian chief became the first independent observer to explore a neighborhood in the rebel held city of homs. its difficult to know how many people used to live there various estimates place the population in this neighborhood between 20,000 and 100,000. so somewhere in that range. in any case, humanitarian chief says now it is empty. they are gone. all of them. and she said she wants to know what in the world has happened to those people. president assad, what did you do to those people yo...

Back to you. >> reporter: the situation seems to get more and more troubling. thanks for the update. we are also tkpegt reports that press has called president vladimir putin to congratulate the new president-elect slash old president on his win. new signs that the white house may be accepting the results of the contested elections in russia. this of course despite international observer and russian critics saying the reelectrics were marred by vote tampering and out right fraud. even the u.s. s...

War. so the issue becomes as a matter of law the constitution or public policy, shouldnt you be turning to congress with regard to the war power? megyn: and just so our viewers know, what happened in libya was the president went in, he did not have the congressional approval in advance, but he talked about how he had an international approval mandate and then the congress, including democrat, came out and said we dont care what international approval you have, you have to come to the congress as...

Imperial way and say, listen, i dont know what we should be doing, but i think were going to see if we can get a coalition of the willing first before we consult with congress, before we consult with the elected leaders who are empowered under the constitution to declare war. its upside down. megyn: you make the decision between policy and the law. >> correct. megyn: and can it be, could it be that because a defense official, unnamed, is trying to dial that back already saying hes talking about,...

Splitting the conservative vote in the republican party. jon: all right. so, karl rove, if this thing goes on and you have a, you know, three or four-way race and everybody beating up on each other, ultimately, if mitt romney gets the nomination, republicans will get behind him, arent they? >> sure. jon: hardcore conservatives will not be voting for barack obama. >> sure. i was talking to a rather sage observer of poll tucks this morning who had interesting point to take. the conversation after ...

Make newt gingrich get out and make it easier for rick santorum. >> john harwood, thank you very much. joining us now is michael moore, mr. moore is a famous michiganer and also an enthusiastic observer of republican politics with which he disagrees with every word. michael, thank you for being with us. >> well, thanks. i think this is the first time ive been on with the entire prime time, msnbc crew all us together at once. i was just sitting here thinking, someones going to take this tape for ...