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They wanted a different verdict and number two is the larger cultural piece of how people perceive the shooter versus the decedent. >> one big mistake they made, they played all of georges testimony on video so you never had to take the stand. they learned that lesson in the michael dunn case and showed nothing off his testimony with the police and made him take the stand which ultimately put him in prison. >> thank you. thank you so much for getting up with us this morning. >> thank you. when...

They were trying because they certainly left a lot on the table. if they, themselves, couldnt look at trayvon martin and see somebody who could be their son then they couldnt look at the shooter and see somebody who could be the bad guy, you cannot win a case that way. i think those three things are important. >> the obama administration has talked a lot more about race in the second term. here is what attorney general eric holder said about the chief justice on the issue of racial discriminatio...

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End run. hes not invoking the administrative procedure act. >> right. >> because its not available because earlier in 1985 in that decision so he is trying a new thing for the first time in history, the house of representatives suing the president. its ridiculous. >> professor, youve given us so much to chew on. i want to thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> my pleasure, jonathan. >> theres a lot more. a lot more that i want to talk about on this. for that, im joined now by jonat...

survive something like this. 28-year-old autistic man, lost in the wilderness for three weeks. we know what happened to william la fever. about june 6, june 7, he called his father from boulder, utah. originally from can colorado springs. somehow without a vehicle he gets to boulder, utah. he called his father and said he was robbed of his camping ger and needs money to get to page, arizona to get to his sister. he dezads it take this 15-mile long river hike and he gets lost. by himsel...

And there are some steps the white house says lawmakers and the administration have afforded local communities through the american rescue plan, that relief package as it was branded and passed earlier in the year. theres $350 billion for states and local communities to use. and a bit of a roadmap coming from the white house, how they can do that to shore up and support law enforcement, as well as use community intervention programs that they believe have a track record of being helpful at quell...

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Had. none of this makes sense. >> this is part of the larger argument in washington about where does money go and do we have a good reason for it. some people will make the case, its just like summer job programs. a lot of these kids, you see them walking around. do they have a program giving them the skills and experience that will allow them to go into the private sector or are we just giving them busy work. or are we just making busy work for government employees who are obligated to take car...

Between all of these. lets look among whites, hampton. they have a dropped down 2%, 8.6% of whites unemployed. african-americans, 15.4%, that went down .1%. hispanics, no change, they stick at 12.4% overall. what is behind that? >> well, you know, these disparities are pretty much historic. theyre exacerbated again in this type of recession that were trying to come out of because, number one, normally this is the time of year, too, where we pay particular attention to the disparities say between...