Bu You Know News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Who said he's, you know, he's... "you'll feel him "in the breeze. "you'll. "u you know. and i remember him playing king lear and holding cordelia, his dead daughter, in his arms and saying, "thou'lt come no more. "never, never, never, never, never." and until he died, i didn't know, really, why shakespeare has lear repeat that word five times. and now i know. because the idea that you will never, never see him again is... ..trying to articulate and understand what that actually means. and i know that, but it's... it's... it's nevertheless... it's painful. it's very... it's very painful. yeah. ...

He taught me more about shakespeare than i ever knew. from beginning to end. yeah, i mean, shakespeare... you know, shakespeare has a way of articulating every human thought and every human experience. and i know that, when he died, i was comforted by people who said he's, you know, he's... "you'll feel him in the breeze. "you'll. "u you know. and i remember him playing king lear and holding cordelia, his dead daughter, in his arms and saying, "thou'lt come no more. "never, never, never, never, never." and until he died, i didn't know, really, why shakespeare has lear repeat that word five tim...

Or -- >> or somebody just down on their luck an depressed. >> correct, right. to tom's point, see something, say something, not entirely sure how that works. >> i asked commissioner o'neill one time, the head of the nypd, saying we want people to be vigilant. commissioner, what for? he smirked and he said, well, u you know, he said, i think people know when it's something that's actionable. let's be specific about that. if somebody sees somebody holding a very heavy backpack, not dressed for the type of weather that there is outside, obviously, anybody with a weapon. this week i think nypd did...

Something bad, something that we could connect to the law for myself, he is guilty because -- the evidence shows he's guilty. >> he's guilty of? >> of killing trayvon martin. was the law was read to me, if you have no proof that he killed him intentionally, you can't find -- you can't say he's guilt guil guilty. i fought until the end. i mean, it is hard for me to sleep. it is hard for me to eat because i feel that i was forcefully included in trayvon martin's death. and as i carry him on my back, i'm hurting as much as trayvon martin's mom is. because there's no way that any mother should fee...

Disprove self-defense was very difficult burden for the state to meet. but i think they could have done things differently. they could have given jurors like this juror some better arguments to go through the law, don't just use emotion. about give them something to fight with back in the jury room. they didn't do that. >> i want to switch gears now and take our viewers back live to cleveland. that's where ariel castro will enter this courtroom. we are expect thing man to plead guilty. it would spare castro the death penalty and avoid a trial. ariel castro is the man accused of kidnapping and ...