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Allegations from the regime come just two days after the opposition said the regime had killed some 1,300 people through chemical attacks on the outskirts of damascus. its still really unclear what happened there. the more evidence comes out, the more videos come out, the more testimonies come out from people, especially from that wednesday incident, it appears more and more likely that some sort of chemical agent appears to have been used. doctors without borders, for instance, is coming out an...

To find flaws in several devices including remote control door locks. a lot of people have them. apparently they dont require a user name. it has been 739 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. what are we doing to get it back? stocks fell today but apple rose above $500 a share for the first time since january. this is the day after billionaire investor carl eye kahn tweeted he is taking a large position in the company. i wonder how much money he made off of that tweet. new details...

Aim brooke baldwin. now to an exclusive interview you will only see here on cnn. our correspondent deborah fa feyerick. she is in boston. she sat down with one of the jurors. that jury just yesterday found bulger guilty of 31 of those 32 counts he was facing including involvement in multiple murders. i want you to hear now what juror number 12 told deborah as far as the trial now being over. >> the challenging parts were the testimonies themselves often in that you had people that were criminals...

Racial unequinequality. >> but, this is what i find to be so valuable about these testimonies recently. both president obamas and winfreys which is theres this idea of sort of, you know, people getting sorted a little bit. these folks are good, these are bad. you can tell these people are climbing up and these are not. theres not. folks come, they look all kinds of way and still get essentialized in this way. >> this is a very old part of sort of a civil rights movement that goes all the way bac...

Of a president. the mothers and fathers of our nations presidents." he joins me by phone from las vegas. let me ask you. >> im with you. >> i hear you laugh. is it possible that marilyn monroe picks up the phone, calls jackie kennedy, says she wants to mary jfk, or was marilyn, you know, dreaming? >> yes its very possible that that happened. in fact, i would say president kennedy and mrs. kennedy were ordinary people. its very possible that a court would have awarded a divorce to jackie kennedy ...

There were acts of consensual sex, right? thats, again, the most common shorthand for these perpetrators of sexual violence. they turn to that as their defense each and every time. i want to reiterate why its important for us to see this as atypical but also fairly typical. part of the reason why this matters, as you pointed out, these womens testimonies are so important. usually we dont believe them, right? it takes extraordinary circumstances for us to believe the most ordinary experience. i w...

To acknowledge that hes even victimized anyone, his desire to bring them in as co-perpetrators in this does feel like actually the most ordinary thing that we see in this kind of violence. >> exactly. he also repeatedly said that there were acts of consensual sex, right? thats, again, the most common shorthand for these perpetrators of sexual violence. they turn to that as their defense each and every time. i want to reiterate why its important for us to see this as atypical but also fairly typi...

Well get to the bottom of it. my frustration is, i think the senate ought to agree with the house. were passing a bill this week that says, lois lerner and others can no longer stay on their salaries while theyre being investigated. we ought to hold them accountable now. bill: danny werfel is testifying today on this matter. i think that hearing starts at the top of the next hour. will he be asked about it? >> yeah. absolutely. as you know were, what, two months away from obamacare being ready t...

Whatever we had was monitored. if we got a newspaper, pieces were clipped out of it that were pertinent. tv was monitored on what we could watch. >> did you gather any information of any racial animosity or racial profiling in this case. >> no. i didnt see any evidence that was presented in court that there was racial profiling. he justified trayvon martin was a suspicious guy and i dont see anything in there related to race. >> one interview in this case was my interview with george zimmerman a...

>> do you think that rachel was credible? >> i do think she was credible. >> and whose voice do you think was on the call? >> i -- personally, i cant tell you who it was. but from the witnesses testimonies, and from george zimmerman, i believe it to be him. >> you believe that it was george zimmerman? >> yes. >> so you would have voted not guilty? >> correct. >> what did you think of b-37, the juror who spoke out? did you see that interview? >> i did, yeah. i was surprised that anybody could com...