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Rat. theyll exterminate that rat. and you -- he wants to preserve himself in jail, because they get to people in jail to make sure he is going to say i was never an informant. they may have said that but i didnt help them. >> bulgers attorney says his client will make the decision on whether to take the stand when all the other defense witnesses have been called, a total of 16 possible witnesses to come. >> shepard: so far the jury is not sequestered but that could change. >> the defense actuall...

And talk about what you did for seven terms while he was in the congress. he is a good democrat, and also same thing, you notice he doesnt talk about this thing, mr. whitezer. >> and alison rosen, who is a syndicated columnist, and putting aside the mayors recounting of his own personal history, do you -- >> telling the truth about it. >> i got you, mayor. alison, do you have a particular favorite or goat between weiner and filner, or are they two of a kind or are their transgressions equal or o...

Says hes injured in the leg, hes injured in the forehead and his arm hurts and he is still in the hospital. he is one of those patients at the hospital weve been talking about this evening. los of people are recounting either being an eyewitness or being on the plane at the time of that crash. their stories straight ahead here on cnn. ♪ nouncer ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by...

Who handles criminal and civil litigation now. faith, the jury now knows what george zimmerman looks like when he is not telling the truth. that sean hannity tape, his response clearly is not the truth. as his -- the guy who taught him about self-defense and stand your ground law proved today. >> right, and that interview is going to be so crucial. the prosecutors are going to play that portion in their closing statements. its not what he said, the fact that he lied, its how he said it. he looke...

>> lets talk about your recounting -- you said you heard a story the next day. any differences in what we talked about so far? >> none. >> who was that discussed with or in front of? >> my wife and his wife. >> was it different in any context? >> it was -- george looked different. he was not as wide eyed and he didnt appear to be as in shock the next morning. >> lets fast forward. how many months until you decide to recount this in a book form? >> i may have to look. at least four months. >> did...

Keep trayvon martin in sight? >> correct. >> is that pretty much the way -- tell me how he related that part to you as best you can recall. >> well, he said that he had heard from the sanford police officers that showed up to the clubhouse to give instruction to neighborhood watch people was to always try to keep whatever subject that youre observing in sight. it makes it much easier for a law enforcement officer to show up and make contact with the subject if youre on the phone with dispatch du...

Towers elementary school that was flattened by the twister. they held a news conference just a little while ago. at times it was very, very emotional. brian todd is in moore, oklahoma, and joining us now with more on this part of the story. brian? >> wolf, this was maybe the most extraordinary meeting between local officials here and members of the media. this was a meeting of school officials, and namely the two principals of the schools that were leveled. amy simpson, the principal of plaza to...

We walked over piles of like -- >> rubble. >> and everything, and it was pretty scary. everybody was rushing everybody. and then i came out and i saw the cars and i saw the houses and i just started crying so hard. >> i had to hold on to the wall to keep myself safe because i didnt want to fly away in the tornado. >> it was coming. it was hitting. and everybody said put your head down, put your head down, but some people got hurt, but we made it alive. >> just some of the stories from some of th...

History, has he ever been through this type of trial? does his past tell us anything about what might happen next in joining us is david axelrod. he is now director of the institute of politics at university of chicago and msnbc senior political analyst. thank you for being here. >> thank you. im nostalgic listening to the the recounting of the week. im missing washington so much. >> yeah, i bet. well you have known president obama for a long time. youve been with him through his political caree...

Does his past tell us anything about what might happen next? joining us now is david axelrod, former senior presidential adviser to barack obama and now director of the institute for politics and msnbc senior political analyst. thank you for being here. >> im all nostalgic listening to this recounting of the week. im missing washington so much. >> i bet. you have known president obama for a long time. youve been with him through a lot of his political career. has he ever been through a very diff...