i believe that it just got out of control and he couldn t turn the clock back. i would ask him, did he know that that was a minor, that that was a teenager and that he did not have a weapon? i would ask him that i understand his family is huring but think about our family that lost our teenage son. i mean, it s just very difficult to live with day in and day out. i m sure his parents can pick up the phone and call him, but we can t pick up the phone and call trayvon anymore. joanne reed, she said it more eloquently than anyone could, what would she say to george zimmerman? and the answer is, she can t talk to her son any longer. yeah, absolutely. and, andrea, i think among many x-factors that took this from another case of a young person killed or somebody killed, to
one dollar of a record high. we do have this strong spending forecast out today but it is early in the year, and there are a lot of x factors that could throw a wrench in this forecast. we have to wait and see and keep on spending and see what happens. thank you so much. severely short ecuadorens seem to be resistant to diabetes and cancer. a study has scientists wondering if there is a connection between growth hormones and these diseases. elizabeth cohen, she has more. elizabeth, good to see you. this is incredible when you look at the study. what does it mean? first, i got to show you a picture of these folks in ecuador because it is quite stunning when you see them. this in the back, the gentleman in the white shirt is a doctor who has treated these patients for two decades. you can see they re all very short and his team is in the back there. he started noticing, these folks
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that versus h.r. mcmast he or, there are a lot of x factors. north korea pursuing nukes regardless of u.s. policy and international agreements, that seems to have been reshuffled right now. it could be good for peace or pore tend escalation. the idea of doing this with south korea on trade now, so you re putting pressure on them, which is in part negative pressure on them at awe time you need their cooperation more than ever. you go after them on steel. they are less than 10% of our take on steel. we are under performing with cars. and you now have a precedent of using trade tariffs to spur a deal, which i think is
x-factors, on the show they say that producers haven t talked to her about joining the show, over to dave. dave: thanks, al ali, took 18 days of protests, forcing their president to step down. and iran urged to do the same. a mass protest tomorrow, but the government is taking extreme steps to silence them. will it turn into another situation like egypt? joining us is an expert on iran and good morning to you, lisa. good morning. i want to talk about what could happen tomorrow, but i am stunned by of number of executions already happening in iran ahead of these protests. tell us how many have happened in the new year and why are these people being executed? you know, the town stands in the way of the people.