This our. Youre looking at live pictures of protesters marching in the streets. Police and the National Guard are getting ready for another very violent night. This comes after another Police Shooting in missouri today, this one in st. Louis just miles away from ferguson. Crowds are gathering where a white officer shot and killed a young black man who police say came at the officer with a knife. State troopers, the National Guard are gathering as we speak after tear gas, molotov cocktail and shots dominated the darkness last night. Four officers were injured. Two protesters shot, although not by cops. At least 74 people were arrested. Protesters tonight also demanding the prosecuting attorney overseeing the investigation recuse himself. They claim that hes biased based on the fact that his father, who was also a Police Officer, was killed by a black man. Were going to have much more on that coming up. The unrest in ferguson has also delayed the start of school for the citys 11,000 stud
former vice president dick cheney, who used the u.s. military as a political pawn, who relied on bogus claims to sell two wars with disastrous results is lecturing president obama? and, again, listen to the words he chose, focusing on food stamps. he d much rather spend the money on food stamps than he would on a strong military or support for our troops. president obama cares more about food stamps than the troops. first of all, shouldn t cheney s record disqualify him from this debate? and second. what s wrong with food stamps? what s wrong with helping americans in need feed their families? this shouldn t be a partisan issue. maybe the vice president forgot that the number of people receiving food stamps rose 63% in the bush-cheney years, compared to a 48% increase under president obama. but this isn t about facts. this is about demonizing the poor and launching toxic attacks on the president. we ve seen it for years. food stamps versus paychecks. obama is the best
deliberating room you thought michael dunn was guilty? yes, sir. of killing a 17-year-old boy. what convinced you? to me it was unnecessary. not everyone on the jury agreed with her. and she revealed why. you all first took your first poll on guilt or innocence on the murder of jordan davis. what was your vote? 10-2. so two said self defense. so as we expected it came down to self-defense. the controversial stand your ground law that says you have no duty to retreat if you feel threatened and you can use deadly force. michael dunn said he was in fear and that he saw a gun. no gun was ever found. it was his word against everyone else s that he felt he was threatened. juror four also had a message for the parents of jordan davis. i would say i am sorry, of course. nothing will bring back their son. i hope that they feel that we didn t do them a disservice. back with us tonight, florida criminal defense lawyer and former prosecutor faith jenkins. thanks again
0 held. the texas state senate has approved one of the strictest abortion measures in the country and bans abortions after 20 weeks and requires abortion clinics to meet standards that could force many or most to close. rick perry called a special session to get the bill through. you might remember it died last month following a nearly 11-hour filibuster. now, back to the zimmerman case. in an interview you re going to see first right here on cnn, his closing arguments behind him zimmerman s lead defense attorney opened up to cnn s martin savidge. mark o mara talking about his early concerns of taking on a client he was being called the most hated man in america. was it a concern for you that he might have been a racist? when i saw the 12-year-old trayvon martin picture and the 270-pound george zimmerman picture, yes, no question. and strangely enough, i think that s why most of the people who believe george zimmerman is a racist today got their belief when they saw those two pic
0 cameras are gone and the lights are no longer shine only sanford, it still remain our community. an example of how communities can come together in a crisis, to work together, to resolve issues. to be peaceful. to put their things on the table to talk about what is out there and how we can move together. as the sheriff has indicated we have worked together diligently for the past months to put together a plan to ensure the safety of sanford and our surrounding communities. ladies and gentlemen, it s a trying time for all of us. we re not sure what the verdict is going bring out. but at the same time, it s a great opportunity for evolution within the sanford community, and showing how we as a community can involve or evolve to do better and be better. their fir look as an animation the defense actually produced. they ve say it shows how the fight may have upfolded based on reports from witnesses, police, and from the coroner. the judge ruled the animation was off limits as evidence bu