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Disciplinary hearing for photos he took of the surrender to police. he did it to protest rolling stones cover photo which glorifies the bombing suspect. now a face book page called save steve murphy wrapped up 30,000 likes. many comments thanked him and people are glad he leaked the photos. president obamas comments on the zimmerman verdict are resinating this morning. some say it could have been him 35 years ago walking down the street. he called for a controversial stand your ground law and ...

Gas prices have climbed for 11 days straight. the lowest prices in south carolina. mortgage rates are up more than one full percentage points from april. but higher rates really dont affect home prices. lets get to indra peterson for the weather. >> hard to believe. going from extreme heat advisories to extreme heat warning. that means temperature that were feeling like 105 today. were going up to 110. major cities. were talking about boston, philadelphia, new york, down to maryland and even str...

Will be paid. nothing changes from the standpoint of the ordinary citizens perspective. >> back live in detroit. that is the city manager who has the unenviable job to help this once great city get back on its feet. as we continue to wait for governor rick snyder, we are hearing via the associated press that he has said this morning that its very possible that some of these 100,000 creditors of detroit may never see any of their money. as we wait for the news conference to begin, both with kevin...

Serious. photos of tsarnaev, dzhokhar tsarnaev at the moment he was apprehended released by a police officer there on scene because he wanted to counter the image that was on the cover of "rolling stone." hes been relieve of his duties for now. do you think thats just reaction to him reesing these photos? he said he wanted to create balance there. >> they have to have rules. they cant just take the law into their own hands or photos. they have to follow their own protocol. he should be suspended...

Sunny, though, mcplease. you know, the fact of the matter is that this was a -- >> i think all of you are so jealous and -- >> let him talk. >> please, please. what it did was simply talk to emotion. it didnt speak to evidence. it didnt speak to facts. my most important moment was really a surrender by the prosecution right along the lines youre talking about. when, in fact, the prosecutor mounted the dummy, not that particular act, but the subtleties of what it represented. it was a surrender f...

Youve been wrong every minute. >> mark, you say the most significant moment was when both sides brought out the now-famous dummy. why was that so significant? >> yeah, just in response to sunny, though, mcplease. you know, the fact of the matter is that this was a -- >> i think all of you are so jealous and -- >> let him talk. >> please, please. what it did was simply talk to emotion. it didnt speak to evidence. it didnt speak to facts. my most important moment was really a surrender by the pros...

Then he comes into a system that he trusts. lets not forget, six voluntary statements, voluntary surrender and he believes in the system that he really wanted to be part of, right? and then he gets prosecutors that charge him with a crime they could never ever problem. its not like they didnt lose evidence along the way, right? so the i dont think anyone would argue with me in this room that they will had evidence of second degree murder. this in your heart kind of stuff is not what were suppose...

You took a story that was fed to you and you ran wit, and you ran right over him. and that was horrid to him. then, he comes into a system that he trusts. lets not forget, six voluntary statements. voluntary surrender and he believes in the system, that he really wanted to be part of, right? and then, he gets prosecutors that charge him with a crime they could never, ever prove. its not like they -- they did not lose evidence along the way, right? so, i dont think anyone would argue with me in t...

You took a story that was fed to you and you ran wit, and you ran right over him. and that was horrid to him. then, he comes into a system that he trusts. lets not forget, six voluntary statements. voluntary surrender and he believes in the system, that he really wanted to be part of, right? and then, he gets prosecutors that charge him with a crime they could never, ever prove. its not like they -- they did not lose evidence along the way, right? so, i dont think anyone would argue with me in t...

You took a story that was fed to you and you ran wit, and you ran right over him. and that was horrid to him. then, he comes into a system that he trusts. lets not forget, six voluntary statements. voluntary surrender and he believes in the system, that he really wanted to be part of, right? and then, he gets prosecutors that charge him with a crime they could never, ever prove. its not like they -- they did not lose evidence along the way, right? so, i dont think anyone would argue with me in t...