that would delay two key provisions of the health care law. this is far from the first vote on obama care t. marks the 38th time the republican led house has tried to scale it back, defund or kill it. but that s not the only capitol hill action on the issue today. with the house ways and means health sub committee taking up the employer mandate trying to get to the bottom of why the administration has decided it should be postponed. some brand new stories coming your way the next 60 minutes including post zimmerman, eric holder questioning whether states even need a stand your ground law. more than half of all u.s. states do. our legal panel weighs in on the attorney general s comments and a combroeing movement to give the mayor of san diego the boot. will sexual harassment allegations force him from office? why would a music magazine put an accused killer on the cover?
the employer mandate delay is embarrassing for the white house and remember, the bill passed in 2010 so they ve had years to put this together. it s very complicated and the white house has said we would rather do it right than just do it soon. so the republicans interesting argument here is that democrats are beholden to special businesses and republicans. they re saying, well, why delay the employer mandate but not the individual mandate? so what republicans are doing today on the house floor, they re going to try to have an even keel where they see if ear going to delay it for employers, also do it for individuals. even though the obama administration has delayed the employer mandate for a year, the bill that would do that, the house republican bill that would do that was that white house has threatened to veto that legislation. they say it s unnecessary. republicans say they re going to give the authority to the president because he overstepped his bounds by even doing it withou
yes. jenna: why is yemen still the place where al qaeda likes to set up shop? it s an ungovernable place. the president of yemen is really not a president. he is a jugular. there s a lot of wide open spaces in yemen where they can operate from. two, it s where a lot of the american affiliates were. it s right next to saudi arabia. its location is key. it s on the saudi peninsula. jenna: if i could jump in there, when he was released from guantanamo bay, he first went to saudi arabia and then came to yemen. this is the crown jewel. if al qaeda initially was formed because it wanted to go after the kingdom of saudi arabia and topple the monarchy, when they couldn t do that, they moved to afghanistan and then launched attacks against the united states. their goal or one of their main goals is still the crown jewel,
the statement goes on to accuse the obama administration of using tragedy to forward its agenda. jenna: now we have heard from the jurors as well recently releasing this statement, what do they have to say? four of the six jurors rendering a not guilty verdict on saturday issued a written statement, this in respond to the juror b37, whose name remains withheld appeared on anderson cooper s show earlier in the week that she believed trayvon martin played a role in his own death. use for other jurors released a statement saying the opinion of juror b37 expressed on anderson cooper show were her own and not anywheranyway verb sensitive ofe jurors listed below.
were walking down the street, we have advanced to a level we haven t seen in many, many years. the political class, they see a situation like this and they can t help to inject race into it. in the case, i would argue, president obama, he does it for political gain. for him to look at this tragic situation where a 17-year-old unarmed kid is dead and looks at the situation over a year ago and decided to inject race into it by saying if i had a son, he would look like me. what does that mean? he is injecting race into it. it is so interesting as a vast majority of americans have moved on pass all of this you still have the political class and