Profiling to when rachel jeantel was on the stand to almost becoming a workshop in how it s conducted. i saw some of those things from online and comment sections and, you know, on twitter and so on coming from people who are white as well as coming from people who are african-americans who felt that, you know, maybe her vernacular or the way she spoke was not credible or maybe her appearance. it did seem there was contempt coming from one quarter and embarrassment coming from another. it all seemed to surround the similar dynamic of racial profiling. thanks for being a part of this conversation. obviously, it s the topic that doesn t go away raised by this entire trial. thanks for your time. thank you. that s going to do it for us on this edition of andrea mitchell reports. more of the zimmerman trial next on news nation with tamron hall. thanks for watching. because all these whole grains aren t healthy unless you actually eat them multigrain cheerios. also available in d
Record high. the jobs report for february comes out. this is what we re expecting. expecting 170,000 jobs created in the month. unemployment rate to dip lower to 7.8%. that s still too high. many people say in fact they look at that number on the right-hand of your screen, stocks are at record highs, you ve got u.s. household wealth almost returning to peak levels, erasing the losses of the recession. workers haven t felt that. workers haven t necessarily felt that gain. that 7.8% number still a problem. you re seeing these two things happen, stocks powering ahead because companies are doing well. but you re seeing the jobless rate still remain stubbornly high, 170,000 is what we re expecting for the jobs report in 3 1/2 hours. stay tune to are that. happening right now, anyone else have an awful trip into work this morning? it was disgusting and sloshy and snowy and wet and icky. how about that? exactly. the northeast feeling the