has been able to present miss arias as a soulless psychopath, who professes memory lapse when the questions get under her skin. but arias doesn t flinch even with salacious pictures. and juan martinez, the shermanesque prosecutor in the image of f. lee bailey. only under fierce cross-examination did the smirky defendant play the victim, as her only card. after testifying for 18 days, miss arias sits quietly in court, her eyes blank, her long face, a portrait in serenity. she appears to cry at some moments, but no tears are visible even in high dev. will this trial establish that murder is a woman s acceptable recourse when a man does her
i m looking forward to the interview. look. she is someone who until she gives a shermanesque i will not run, i will not allow myself to be recruited, the field will wait. lots of people say, good, the whole field will wait. that s three and a half years away but it gets started early in 2016 and the planning for a president s race is massive. she is she is the domino that has to fall first for this whole race, particularly on the democratic side to proceed so every word she says to you will be parsed. by the likes of me. by the likes of you. of course, john kerry gets the final vote an approval presumably from the senate this afternoon. thanks so much. that does it for us. joining us tomorrow for my interview with secretary clinton right here. my colleague tamron hall has a look at when s next. hi, tamron. great to see you. a lot going on in the next hour. president obama touches down in nevada to deliver his first
she seems very happy being the kind of family surrogate, being really out there, being up front. everything she s done have been her deliberate and strategic. issues that everyone should be able to get around. not superpartisan. the gay marriage issue might be the exception. in past interviews she s not been shermanesque in rule ought a candidacy. with the clintons, you always have to say never say never. about 18 months ago, private chelsea made this choice it was an interview with o magazine in which she said, historically, i deliberately try to lead a public life in the public eye. i am now trying to lead a purposefully public life. so what are the kinds of changes we see that is making her doing that? i think that now she s in her 30s. she s married she has her hands in a lot of different things. and you ve seen some steps that she s taken.
we begin with the latest on an in-flight scare that forced a u.s. jet to make emergency landing by fighter jet. it raises fresh concerns for security for airliners headed to the states from africa and europe. u.s. airways flight 787 from paris to charlotte diverted to bangor s maine after a passenger s note warned she had a surgically implanted device. the plane with 188 people on board landed safely and the woman else courted off in handcuffs. officials determined she didn t have a device after all but that leaves plenty of questions. fran townsend is with us, a member of the external advisory committee for the cia and department of homeland security. fran, this is something people have been worried about, somebody with an implant device, perhaps a bomb. we saw an aggressive response because what we ve heard for months from intelligence and law enforcement sources that they re really worried about this because they heard this threat stream. this goes back to yemen, the al
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