all right. here s the schedule that judge deborah nelson just announced for the remainder of this zimmerman trial. the court is in recess until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. that s when attorneys will meet with the judge to go over final instructions, making sure that everyone is on board to what the instructions should be to the jury from the judge. the state will then at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon, the state will deliver its closing arguments, the prosecutors will deliver their closing arguments. the defense will deliver its closing argument friday morning. friday morning, then the state rebuttal. in effect the state will get the last word later on friday. the jury will get the case for deliberation friday afternoon. we don t know how long that jury will deliberate. so certainly one of the most gripping witnesses of the day today was a former neighbor of george zimmerman. she testified she is was home with her infant son when two young men broke in, an incident
shaking, this rv over here. the window blew in, broke in, and other than that then it was over real quick. i m thank null that we weren t hurt more than we were, our vehicle. it was late at night. people couldn t see, a lot of people stayed off the roads, which is good, and people just need to remember in storms you never know what is going to happen especially when you can t see what is going on. the best place to be is inside and be safe. martha: fire fighters were able to rescue the couple after winds of 75 miles an hour flipped their trailer over end on end. they were treated for only minor injuries. somebody was watching over that couple, right. bill: sure with were, that s right. that couple considers themselves lucky to be alive. there are some people like our next guest, that hear about the 75-mile an hour winds and drive straight into the eye of the storm like this. oh, my, god. oh, my god, that s damage. that s damage. i m all over it. there is damage, guys. we
but for all of congressman dingell s nra bona fides, if you think that is the only thing worth knowing about him, you are missing a big part of the picture. six days after the shootings atlanta month, congressman dingell s wife, debbie dingell published a very personal op-ed in the washington post. when i was about to start eighth grade, my father almost shot my mother. it was another of their many ugly fights. i got between them literally and tried to grab the gun. i never forget that night. my calling for help, but the police not coming. my parents were important people in town. my mother running out of the house. i locked my brothers and sisters in a bedroom and push a bed against the door. my father broke in, took the door off the hinges and pulled the phone from the wall. he took the knobs off all the doors so no one could get out and no one could get in.
but for all of congressman dingell s nra bona fides, if you think that is the only thing worth knowing about him, you are missing a big part of the picture. last month, congressman dingell s wife, debbie dingell published a very personal op-ed in the washington post. when i was about to start eighth grade, my father almost shot my mother. it was another of their many ugly fights. i got between them literally and tried to grab the gun. i will never forget that night. the shouting. the fear. the raw fear that we would all die, my brother and sisters along with my parents. my calling for help, but the police not coming. my parents were important people in town. my mother running out of the house. i locked my brother and sisters in a bedroom and pushed a bed against the door. my father broke in, took the door off the hinges and pulled the phone from the wall. he took the knobs off all the doors so no one could get out and no one could get in. we survived that occasion physically. emotio
subsidies to alternative energy sources amount to the government picking winners and losers though they focus most on companies like solyndra, bankrupt solyndra in which the company actually bet on a loser. shepard? shepard: wendell goler live at the white house. thanks very much. 8 college students were home in the middle of the night when police say a convicted rapist broke into their house and tonight cops have released the 911 calls that a couple of students made as it all went down. this happened last week at a home in seattle near the university of washington there. police say the suspect broke in, armed with a knife. they say he tied up six of the women who lived there and forced one of them to take off her clothes. the students say the suspect threatened to, quote, kill everyone. what he apparently did not realize is that two other roommates were hiding inside that house. each of them called 911. and one of the students told police she heard the suspect yelling and threatenin