photos of the bombing suspect suspect two bombing suspects in boston. they ve been photographed, they ve been videoed. the video coming from lord & taylor from across the street. they have done a remarkable job piecing together these images and these videos. here is a little bit with what they say today at this press conference, which concluded just a little while ago. identifying and locating those responsible is now our highest priority. no other details will be released at this time because this is our focus now. michael: and it appears that it is the focus of everyone in the country, and actually the world. it s time now to look at these pictures contact law enforcement, contact fbi and let them know if you know anything, if you know someone who knows this person. someone who looks like this person. someone you may work with, someone you may have gone to school with, now is the time to do that. today the president and first lady came and brought their condolences to
that case was a frontal attack on the legitimacy of the weapons themselves as opposed to their testing. we almost got there at the court held and i quote that the use of nuclear weapons would generally be contrary to the rules of international law hackable in armed conflicts. all, the little word generally. generally. why? again representing somalia, we tried desperately to include a provision that criminalized the use of nuclear weapons both international and and on international armed conflict. alas, it became clear that for a permanent five members of the security council, also possessors of the bomb, and most of the nato allies that three of them, that this was a dealbreaker that would result in a failed negotiation. so we had to back off your but we did get in some language generally in support of generally illegal, and i m will come back to the. i think you ll understand why the butter battle look struck a ch
they claim president obama is against women. we ll attack that pac fast. it goes on. all right now we have developments in the trayvon martin case. the 17-year-old african-american teenager who was shot by george zimmerman in sanford florida. now there are support movements throughout the country new york, orlando that are backing him up. there are a million hoodie march happening in new york because zimmerman said he was suspicious because he was wearing a hoodie. if other people who are not african-american americans are wearing hoodies they don t seem as dangerous. we re talking to one of the people organizing that at the end of the show. hang in for that. also important developments in the case. the cops are admitting hey you know what, maybe we overlooked that racial insult in the 911 call. of course you overlooked it. we talked about that on yesterday s show. also calls for the police chief s resignation, which we call for two weeks ago. and the stand your ground