understanding of our city and what we need to do to move our city forward. i was very comfortable with all that was done. i watched it. it was uncomfortable. very uncomfortable. it was remarkable. everybody said bloomberg sat stone-faced. he was being criticized repeatedly and de blasio did say i did defend him, bill clinton defended him. de blasio denied in any way denounced the tone of the speakers and we re still not clear how these speakers were vetted. whose speeches were vetted. whether there was a sign off from de blasio s people. it was a serious break. more than just a break. the tone was incredibly harsh so much times you had the times article today. what did the times say? it was ungracious. and the point was made correctly some of the facts this were putting out in these addresses were not actual facts. the incarceration rate went down
among those sitting silently in the courtroom, the parents of the dead teenager, trayvon martin, who repeadly wiped tears from their faces. so it s all begun in florida. for trayvon s matter, it really got worse. reporter: you re right, shep. she abruptly left the courtroom shortly thereafter as the 9-1-1 tape, where you can hear screams for help in the ground the fatal gunshot that think life of their 17-year-old son was played for the injury. for the jury. the parents of george zimmerman, his mother, father, and his wife, all basically out of hiding from the past year to support zimmerman during the trial, all had to leave the courtroom prior to opening statement. the judge is not allowing them inside the courtroom to watch this trial as they are listed as witnesses and may eventually take the stand. the defendant facing 25 years to life if convicted, sat stone-faced, looking straight ahead as the prosecutor called him a lying gun wielding profiler. before we began this morning,
men and women we need. i respectfully disagree. a successful policy lives up to our ideals. the state of the union address was more interesting from the reactions from those in the house chairman chamber than what the president had to say. when he announced the policy change we saw the defense secretary seem to go approve but the joint chiefs the staff sat stone faced, not standing or clapping. do we know where the pentagon stands on this? we don t. we heard they re going to proffer something and offer it within the budget proposal. traditionally military doesn t clap though they did when he spoke about iran. you this things that tend to have a political tinge and don t ask don t tell is politicized, they tend not to clap.
replacement. abc s cecilia vega from the white house. reporter: the president in the oval office today with saudi royalty. asked about that report card on the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare cbo score, mr. president? reporter: the president sat stone-faced. no comment. but his press secretary not holding back, saying the non-partisan congressional budget office has been wrong before. its attempts to estimate coverage have been historically faulty. reporter: but the numbers are stark. in ten years, 1 in 5 americans, 52 million people, would be uninsured. compare that to president trump s campaign promise of insurance for everyone. i am going to take care of everybody. i don t care if it costs me votes or not. everybody will be taken care of. much better than they are taken care of now. reporter: and shortly after his swearing in so no one who has insurance through obamacare, will lose it or end up with anything less? when you say no one, i think no