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Prosecution would be appropriate after the state trial. bear in mind, the f.b.i., division of the department of justice already last year did a very thorough investigation and found there was no evidence of any racial bias or animus on the part of george zimmerman. once again the department of justice is going to look into it. we'll have more on that with our legal panel coming up. >> harris: we saw some of it shaping up after the verdict with the naacp coming forth. >> gregg: we are keeping an eye on the economic robbed. where are all the jobs? why isn't small businesses hiring? we'll explore...

Be done in a way rap kids would get it. again, more stereotypes. listen, i can move past that, because i'm glad there was an attempt to do something to keep the peace. i think it's been relatively peaceful. i think people have acted great. i've been watching coverage. i haven't seen anything nasty going on. tonight is the time for parents to talk to their kids, for families to come together and spend time together trying to digest all of this. >> i want to get a reaction from david and buck. before i do, i just want to read a statement from the department of justice that just came out seconds ...

>> you know, we have to actually leave it there this week. we usually have more time but obviously with all that is happening here in sanford, florida, we today cut it short. thanks to all of you. moment ago, we found out the justice department released a statement saying the department will continue it evaluate the evidence to determine whether federal prosecution is appropriate following the state trial. that does it for this special edition of msnbc live from sanford, florida. karen finney and "disrupt" next. for knowing the days your money is going out, and when it's coming in. for having ...

Political attack involving the mental health history of potential democratic challenger ashley judd who has since said she will not run. exxon mobil has been ordered to pay $236 million in damages after being found libel for ground water contamination in new hampshire. it was the longest state trial in new hampshire history nearly three months. but the jurors took just 90 minutes to reach that decision. we'll have some more examples of wasteful government spending later in the grapevine. up next, trying to figure out what north korea is going to do next. plus one communication we did not previ...

A state with a history of disenfranchising minorities. tomorrow marks the first day of a separate state trial testing legalities under pennsylvania's constitution. with me are msnbc political analyst ed rendell, former governor of pennsylvania and eugene robinson former columnist for "the washington post." i want you to watch. a month ago house majority leader, he's a republican, gave democrats their aha moment, their smoking gun, if you will. while listing republican accomplishments, listen what he suggests is the real purpose of the new voter id law. >> we are focused on making sure that we ...