for our nation to speak honestly about the complicated and emotionally charged issues that this case has raised. we do not need words, we need action now. why trayvon had to go why trayvon had to go. we have a long way to go with changes that need to be made. i think it is going to be important for all of us to do some soul searching. we need to spend some time on how to bolster and reinforce our african-american voice. so here we are nearly one year later. has anything really changed? let s bring in our panel, commentator and legal analyst mel robins and political commentator mark lamont-hill. thanks to both of you. mark, we ll start with you, the zimmerman verdict sparked a national conversation about race. now looking back, did that conversation really have a lasting impact?
was in a better place and she wouldn t bring her child back, even if she could. that would be selfish. those remarks, while they may seem odd out of context, very much fit within her religious beliefs. you are a former federal prosecutor, a former federal prosecutors, i should say. would you try this case? not with the evidence we ve seen thus far. i think the investigation should be continued as it is, but with what we know thus far, no. i m looking at mark and mel. i know you said earlier, you wouldn t. mark, would you tray it? right now we don t know enough. they have the computers. it would be nice to know whether or not they gave that information about the computer searches voluntarily or in response to a question. like you said, if it is recent in time it is a lot different. if they look up choking and measles and other childhood illnesses to put it in context. right now we don t know anything about the case. let s move to another big case here. after a month-long adjou
that s what she believes in her faith, that s what she is supposed to do. also her comments that her child was in a better place and she wouldn t bring her child back, even if she could. that would be selfish. those remarks, while they may seem odd out of context, very much fit within her religious beliefs. you are a former federal prosecutor, a former federal prosecutors, i should say. would you try this case? not with the evidence we ve seen thus far. i think the investigation should be continued as it is, but with what we know thus far, no. i m looking at mark and mel. i know you said earlier, you wouldn t. mark, would you tray it? right now we don t know enough. they have the computers. it would be nice to know whether or not they gave that information about the computer searches voluntarily or in response to a question. like you said, if it is recent in time it is a lot different. if they look up choking and measles and other childhood illnesses to put it in context. right
upward of 117 degrees. this might surprise you. even cracking the window didn t help much. the temperature continued to rise. some believe the answer is technology. there are solutions intended to solve this problem. one young aspiring inventor created a strap to remind parents there is still a child left in the car. but will parents buy in? the biggest challenge with the technology is convincing parents they need it. no parent wants to believe this could happen to them. a krashl warning the hottest days of the year still to come. cnn new york. just terrible. thank you very much for that. joining me now, former federal prosecutor kimberly priest johnson. mark o marra, and legal analyst mel robins. thank you all for joining us. it is important, i want to point this out. leanna harris has not been charged with any offense.
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