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In her head tom, and heres this police officer and you can sort of understand why this thing escalated the way it did perhaps. >> yeah again, i couldnt begin to imagine how it is to be a person of color. im not a person of color. i am however, a former detective with 22 years in the nypd. and white and most of my interactions were with people of color for 22 years. and i was able to do that professionally and do it safely. no one died in my custody. i didnt have to take anyones life or take that...

Person he loved. a killing attack that was planned months in the making. >> the evidence is clear that he could not control his thoughts. that he could not control his actions. and he could not control his perceptions. >> reporter: public defender dan king tried to convince jurors james holmes was insane overcome by severe mental illness, driven by a delusional belief that killing would increase his self worth. >> well, that is not logical, no its not. its psychotic. >> reporter: jurors also hea...

Could not control his thoughts. that he could not control his actions and he could not control his perceptions. >> reporter: the public defender argued james holmes was insane overcome by severe mental illness, driven by a delusional belief that killing would increase his self-worth. >> thats not logical. no, its not. its psychotic. >> reporter: 11 weeks of testimony now brought to a close. 165 charges, including first-degree murder and attempted murder now in the hands of 12 jurors, nine women ...

Weve got on one side of the case this police officer and these guys are on the front lines making life-and-death decisions everyday sometimes in a split second and they need the ability to have the judgment and discretion to do that. and then on the other side of this case we have another police-involved death. i think people are tired. i think theyre concerned and theres this general perceptions but that police brutality has become a recurring theme in our society. so if litigated to conclusion...

That perceptions but about whether the u.s. is willing to militarily stand up for our security interests. obviously that influences iran too, in what they think they can get. so you know youre -- if your point is you cant turn the clock back and start over of course youre right. still that does not say this deal and the extra nine months versus the $140 billion more to that goes into funding the houthis, hezbollah, the taliban in afghanistan, the militias in iraq, that that is a good deal. >> th...

Your vote. for more larry cohen, and laura tyson great to have you both with us tonight. larry ill start with you first. there is a pitch being made by both campaigns. is there a rush? speaking from both perspectives. >> i think working americans across the country there is a rush for them. they havent had a raise in real terms in 30 years and working people are saying yeah i like bernie sanders because this is what hes been doing for 50 years for his whole lifetime. so 4,000 union activists hav...

People were in alabama at that time. there are other parts of the book that in which you can see the old atticus or of "to kill a mockingbird" on display. its the wonderful, father-dear relationship. they do argue, but it is a real family. >> some people are saying theyre not going to read the new book because they dont want their perceptions to be tainted at all. >> well, i think reedersaders will do as they wish. theyre two different novels. some will be able to separate them. others will find...

Potential for a nuclear deal if that could be sold back here in the u.s. which, as andrea mitchell said she does not think that could happen. >> this is an excellent example of how the perceptions of the problem are worse than the problem itself. theres a great deal article in foreign policy on the foreign policy web site today talking about the relative military capacity of iran compared to its neighbors. saudi arabia outspends iran 5-1 on military. you put all the other arab states together an...

Spengssper sepgs -- perceptions of that interview. >> you want political news? of course you do. so go to cnnpolitics,.com. >> more allout for bill cosby. two tv networks distancing themselves from the comedic icon this after cosby got prescriptions for sedatives to give to women he wanted to sleep with. >> the fallout continues for cosby. that 2005 deposition the strongest evidence so far for more than two dozen women who claim the 77-year-old comedian drugged and raped them. now, not everyone ...

His presidential race on this story? number one, its too early to tell but theres a bigger kernel of fascination which is whether anything you can say negatively about donald trump will actually impact him in the presidential race. in the united states theres already these perceptions about donald trump. theres already a lot of negative attitudes about donald trump. in fact, hes the only candidate running for president where more people dislike him than like him. to add on another negative news ...