peter strzok s head is not enough. it s taken too long. it s nice to see some accountability. we haven t seen that in any of these other investigations. melissa: remind our audience, the reason why we care about peter strzok, one of the many reasons, is because he s the one that turned the investigation from the hillary clinton e-mail server at the pivotal moment and wrote the memo that opened the investigation into russian collusion that brought out the mueller probe and all of that. this person with his bias that we ve seen through these texts who was fired for cause and now is gone for good, is the one who set all that into motion. you re right. and the rewording of the gross negligence down to the unactionable extreme recklessness term. you know, there are five other individuals the inspector general said that displayed bias towards trump still in the justice department. we don t know who the other ones are. what was striking to your point was, you know, when he said, we will s
you all need to get the [ muted ] out of here, man, because these guys are getting ready to call the police already. you all got sitting there filming them. that s [ muted ]. you do what the [ muted ] you ve got to do and get the [ muted ] out of here, man. several of the young runaways are prepared to hold their ground while josh tries to pull it together. what you saying, red. you got to go. you got to go. i been gone all my life. no, they ain t. what you saying, red? what up? what are you saying there? what are you saying there? both of you all want to jump on me. what are you saying there. the police are already coming. so come on, josh. let s go. i can see colors, man. come on, we got to go. i don t know if i can stand up. sirens blare off in the distance, setting the group into
just getting above zero is certainly going to be an accomplishment. with the wind, hopefully tamping down, that will get better as the hours go by. ron, thank you so much there in chicago. we look at this and the key is that wind along with moisture and then there s the temperature on top of that. right. the windchills are the story here, richard. you saw ron getting excited about getting above zero. that s the trend. chicago and the midwest will improve as core of arctic air pulls away from that polar vortex. this is where the polar vortex is spilling down. it s moving out of the midwest but locked in firmly in the northeast and that s why we see record low temperatures today in places like new york city and across the east. let s set that into motion. polar vortex returns to where it normally is trapped. coldest air trapped around the poles by the weekend. is it stays away from us. temperatures will get warmer day by day. look at the records we broke
started. the defense can t get away from that, that this young man, a 17-year-old high school student, was walking back to where he was staying and was not committing any crime, was not doing anything wrong, had no weapon and just some snacks and ends up dead because this guy thought he looked suspicious. the defense cannot get away from those facts. and that is where the emotional part of this case comes in, when those jurors are looking at those pictures, and they re hearing those phone calls. george zimmerman put into motion. that s what the prosecution will argue. the put into motion this entire circumstance of events that led to trayvon martin s death. you know, ken, that s a good point. another point that drives that home is the jury seems very conscious of the martin family. one court reporter says juror b-29 looked at martin s parents after hearing a 911 call say black man down, he is dead. also when shown photos of martin s body, jurors b-29 and
what do we know about tonight want meeting. harris, we re told it was 50 minutes long. both sides it was frank and won t be any further readout meeting and lines of communication remain open. earlier this the day it was not so cooperative. in fact, speaker boehner was quite critical of the white house. unfortunately the white house is so unserious about cutting spending that it appears willing to slow walk any agreement and walk our economy right up to the fiscal cliff. now the administration official tells us that treasury secretary tim geithner was a participant in that 50 minute meeting in the oval office with the president of the united states and the speaker in the house of representatives. harris? harris: there is procedurally a lot ha has to be done to put anything they would decide on into motion. top democrats are suggesting time may be running out to do what they call a grand bargain and that they might need to come up with a plan b. that is true although president