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With me. welcome to all of you and gloria, thank you for staying with me. johanna, let me bring you in here. youre an expert in this thing. in the end, this could welcome down to this jury of women predominantly white women just making a personal judgment call as to whether they think george zimmerman acted in self-defense and genuinely feared for his life or not. is that how youre seeing this? >> well, certainly that will be the bottom line in the their reviewing each one on these witnesses tha...

"the sopranos" started that. one more episode, one more episode, one more episode. it is 3:00 in the morning and youre still hooked in there. it also started the criticism and the phenomenon of the recap, which is now on the internet, every single show has dozens of people coming in the morning after it airs to talk about it, to analyze it, to break it down online. that started with "the sopranos," too. a whole new way of reviewing and processing these stories. >> joining us by phone, new york t...

She could be awake in 48 hours and out of the hospital some time in the next three weeks to two months. kenneth moton, abc news, philadelphia. >> this is a story that struck a chord across the nation. with everybody who was involved. and everybody who saw the story. >> no doubt about it. the real thing. everybody is so happy for her. but now theres this big issue of reviewing how the whole transplant list works, not only for lungs, not for only for kids, for adults, it really has stirred this up...

Appeared on "morning joe" today. take a listen. >> i want an answer yes or no. isnt it the case that reviewing of e-mails or any wiretapping cannot take place without an additional warrant from a judge and review? i mean, its not like there is haphazard probing into all will our personal e-mails. can we put this into context so we understand exactly what is going on? >> yeah. ill put it into context for put. white house talking points youre using are completely misleading and false. >> a lot of ...

American drones have aggressively chased terrorists from the mountains of pakistan to the desert of yemen. high-tech warfare consistently defended by the obama administration. >> to stop plots, prevent future attacks, and to save american lives. >> reporter: in his state of the union address, president obama laid out a broad legal justification for this use of deadly force. >> my administration has worked tirelessly to forge a durable, legal, and policy framework to guide our counterterrorism ef...

Latest? tamerlan tsarnaev is linked to those triple murders outside of boston in 2011, being confirmed by a federal law enforcement official. a link from a man being questioned by the fbi and massachusetts state police. that mans name and he fingered tamerlan. we have mug shots from two unrelated road rage cases in orlando and boston. now, he was shot at his home with a confrontation with fbi after he confessed to triple murders. fbi sources say it was self-defense. a law enforcement says the ma...

Says the president approved new standards for reviewing and approving missions to capture or kill terrorists. in his speech later today aides say the president will build on his state of the union message including providing more transparency on how terrorists are targeted and making the case that al qaeda is weakened but new dangers have emerged. >> the longer that this program has gone on the more controversial its become, whether its the concerns over civilian casualties, the bl blowback on a...

Todashev. he fingered tsarnaev in the triple murders, described to me as drug related. now, to todashev was shot after attacked the agent with a knife. an fbi team is in orlando reviewing what happened. thats standard operates procedure in any fbi shooting. >> do we have any idea what the motive was for these triple murders? it was drug related? >> yeah, it involved some kind of a drug ripoff. anderlan and his friend didnt want to risk getting caught, so they killed them. >> is there any connect...

In fact, the thing that is also worth reviewing here is there are serious issues behind each of these questions. its just not what anybodys talking about. theres no doubt that benghazi was a great tragedy and a tragic series of missteps and errors that led up to it in terms of the safety of those people. nobody ever you dismissed that. in fact, the state department, the review board issued a scathing report on this. and so the question is what can we do? are we going to devote more resources to ...

Now, again, as i say, hindsight is 20/20 vision and knowing what this person did, it now would appear that maybe we should have taken some of these signals that were emanating, we shouldnt have treated them like noise. sometimes its very difficult to distinguish between noise and signals, and obviously, looking back at things, you always have a clearer and more precise and complete picture. a lot of this is going to come out in the investigation. i think were going to learn more and more as time...