heather i knew george i loved george and i group together. if it would for george i won't have passed the bar he took me four days and asked me legal questions i learned 63 years in law school. what encountering brought to the city it's what heather brought not 9 the city of state but to the country george brought the neighborhoods into city hall. up until the time he was mayor the downtown groups and i don't say that in a negative way but they actually didn't control city hall but if you looked at every commission they almost all looked like me in her opinion all people from the more affluent parts of town that's with an a not an e. george was elected by the people in the neighborhood he made those commissioners allocating look like the city of san francisco and george was a guy it's really weird having you have to be my angel but it's lekts for mayor in 75 was literally seen by some as a fight for the soul of the city those who opposed george and what he stood for and harvey milk stood four was change and a inclusive and taking care of what

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator george loved the museum. every time he went, he discovered something new. the new north pole exhibit was frosty fun with its igloos and polar bears. hey! and so was the south pole exhibit with its penguins. (george squawking) (laughs) (gasps) but what was this exhibit? hey! (chatters curiously) oh, these are the museum's new vending machines, george. they dispense food like milk, fruit, soup, sandwiches. oh... all you do is insert a coin and... oh, here, let me get you a coin. here's a coin, george. my treat! hi, professor! hey, how are your plans to explore the poles coming along? you mean, "operation snow go"? oh, it's a no-go. the arctic and the antarctic associations aren't getting along. each thinks its pole is the best pole. (chatters) george wasn't sure if he wanteda sandwich or soup or milk or...

george zimmerman says yes. the dispatcher says we don't need you to do that by the way they did not order him not to. he is not a police officer and has no authority he says we don't need you to do that. night out of 10 times that was played on national tv it ended with we don't need you to do that but they edited out the next word. okay. he stops. he went to get the address san trayvon martin has run away he has four minutes to run under 100 yards. this is a critical issue. it was reported widely the dispatcher told silberman not to leave the truck. know the request came after he could hear him breathing heavily. he walks over to get the address he knows the cops are on the wage you still want them to come? yes. i don't know where he is. what is your address? i will not give that out he could be heading the out. then he sat at the intersection and it trayvon martin confronts him according to george zimmerman. he says you've got a problem? and george zimmerman says several other problems then trayvon martin suc

george mason and george washington, who had been friends and collaborators and leading up to the revolution. after the constitutional convention, which washington sanctioned, it really spelled an end to their friendship. >> on twitter, someone said, quite the power couple. [laughter] what are the important things to know about the influence of martha washington? >> it is important to know how smart and powerful she was and how dependent he was on her. his achievements were his achievements. having her there with them made them much more possible. >> i think that is true. she defines it in a way that perhaps a temporary americans -- contemporary americans might have a difficulty understanding. she was the most influential person in the face of europe -- in the face of europe. >> this is the biography of george washington's patriarch. a striking portrait of young martha on the cover. our partners for the entire series is the white house historical association. they have been helping with documentary ever in -- evidence. we get ready for the series and we say thanks as we finish up the first p

it's when mark manchester started here and met george, he didn't even ask george if he was an eagle scout. >> i didn't ask if, i said what year did you get your eagle scout. >> i said it should have been march 10th, 1944. >> should have because george never officially was an eagle scout. he had all the merit badges, sure, but in the middle of his board of review hearing, the very last step needed before becoming an eagle scout, george's mother interrupted the meeting. >> she told me my father was not doing well. and she was heading to the hospital. and i didn't say anything. i just grabbed my stuff and i said, we're going. >> george's father died later that day. and within a matter of weeks george was in the south pacific fighting the japanese -- >> a violent typhoon. >> -- and the weather. it was during one typhoon in particular that george was tossed around the deck so violently, he lost his wallet containing his life card, the only written proof of his accomplishment. george returned to the united states, got marry pd and raised a family and did write one letter to the boy scouts askin

allie: calling george! calling george! ooh! (hooting happily) i have the most amazing, exciting thing to tell you. can you come over? uh... unh-uh. oh, right. we're in bed. okay, then meet me at the clubhouse tomorrow right away and don't forget. bye. (chatters "bye-bye") (chuckles) the next morning, george raced to the clubhouse. (exclaims) yay! hiya, george. are you ready to hear this?! are you ready? it's kind of unbelievable. and i don't think you'll even believe it. so are you ready?! uh-huh! uh-huh! okay. i... am going to... kindergarten! (george cheering) huh? kindergarten is where you go when you're big and you need to learn stuff like how to write your name and eight plus two. oh! and i want you to come with me to get all my school tools.

the case of yugoslavia the international community became george i'm going to have to jump in there george i have to jump in here too or going to go to a short break gents up after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the on the term international community stay with. the legal. drugs some of the sixteen percent of imports came from illegal fishing. in the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. they enter our territorial waters they fish they load the fish into the ships and leave for europe. to day illegal fishing is taking the bread out of our mouths. to the. reasons he has put is already being plenty to celebrate this december on this month's show we'll learn how the future tense so lazy section stone cold to make movies with an instant messenger on their revolutionary exoskeleton makes like who would get a real estate. cheer on. these locals a big chunk towelhead braving the elements in order to stand on a u.s. oil giant chevron. comes after

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curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal (lively latin music playing) narrator: neither rain... nor snow... (charkie barking) ...nor charkie... could keep george from watching his favorite band, lobos de plata, perform in endless park. ♪ (chattering, whooping) gracias. thank you so much. and now i'd like to ask if george would come onstage and play with us. (applause) huh? me? you! yes! our number one fan. come on up. (chattering) hola, george. i have a drum for you. ooh! heh. ah. hit it, marco! ♪ every weekend after that, george couldn't wait to play with the band, until one day... (engine starts) huh? (chatters excitedly) (chatters curiously)

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal (george laughs) narrator: there was only one day that george liked as much as his birthday: sauce day. ah! magnifico! sauce day was the first monday of fall, when the chef created a brand-new pisghetti sauce. see, i call this a "molto jolto." (chuckles) ah, because it, uh, has a nice kick to it. (inhales deeply) (sneezes) salute, george. i must find netti. but you go ahead and eat. oh, and if it needs a little more salt, just throw it in. george took a big whiff of molto jolto. it smelled like... nothing. (groans) it didn't taste like anything, either. maybe the sauce needed a little salt, like the chef said. (hums happily) (chatters "no") it needed a whole load of salt. but finally the sauce was perfect. behold, mi amore!

hi, george. bye, george. (chatters "bye" sadly) (sighing): oh. (yawns) ah! (chattering excitedly) (barks) (giggles) (barks disapprovingly) oh... (muttering) if only hundley could be a fun dog...

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: the man with the yellow hat's hat was special, but what made it so special? george, come on, it's time to go. when i put my hat on, i'm all ready to head out the door. huh? what? boo! (chuckles) okay. george, that was funny, but you know the rule. no one is allowed to play with the yellow hat. george sure liked that yellow hat. (disappointed groan) george's cap just wasn't special. i'd like to return these. they were yellow, but... after only one washing, they turned saffron. i have to make a big speech and i need to know my shorts are yellow. ah... like a hat of your own, george? ooh... uh-huh! well, which hat do you like? george wanted a big, yellow hat,

max george osborne perhaps the most terrifying clown of all actually want to take a look at this image here this is a clown spotted in norfolk i'm not sure if it was george osborne but he looks quite similar with his autumn statement no one thing that was reporting on the state of the u.k. economy i think was the u.k. guilt because in the march budget ten year gilts were trading at one point eight percent with the autumn statement it's now at two point nine two percent so let's look at some of the lies that he had to tell in order to make the economy here look better well workers' overall pay has not fallen insists george osborne george osborne is to claim that workers overall pay has not fallen despite official figures showing that the wages of middle income families have dropped by five thousand pounds over the past five years so that's a drop of six point four percent according to the office of national statistics george osborne is saying those are a lie he's going to come out with his own report to show that in fact those numbers are deceptive yeah george osborne is thought so much

the case of yugoslavia the international community became george i'm going to have to jump in here george i have to jump in here too or going to go to a short break jan second after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the on the term international community stay with our team. such. as the country fourteen olympics what's this place like why is is so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the games shaping the city's present and future life so. this is the moment they're reporting from a very cold snowy windy mountainous stuff yet beyond the olympics what. starting journey of the first on our team. welcome back across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing what the term international community means. ok george i want to go back to you were discussing when the international community whatever that is is important and isn't applied to and we've heard two. when it's not go ahead george yes if you want to say that. iraq was invaded by a coalition of the willing led by the united states then you should say t

you or george? >> i would say george has more ice water than i do. i would say, if you looked at our records, they are very comparable. when he ran quantum and iran quantum, they are almost within decimal points. say george made more spectacular bets and my record was a little more -- the bets were more consistent with the results were pretty much of the same. >> do you agree with him? if you see an opportunity, go all in? >> if there is one thing i learned from george and what made me a shirt money manager because george is exactly that, it is not whether you are right or wrong, it is how much money you make when you are right and how much you lose when you are wrong. >> and how confident you are when you are right. >> yes, but up until that point, i had a very good record. it was only after i was with george that i learned how much you should really press eight that's when your confidence level is extremely high. i did before i was there, do not get me wrong. it was amazing to watch that man when we had a something we really believed in, to see the

abby martin of r t proud producer george i'm really excited about how well the phones are and i cannot wait to see it other than doctoring up evidence for the iraq war briefly touch upon the other crimes that you think tony blair is responsible for that we might not know about here in the us well the titled the killing of tony blair is a triple on the first killing was his killing of the labor party as we knew it and i was a member of it for thirty six years before he expelled me in two thousand and four and abolished my parliamentary constituency hoping that one way or another he'd be rid of me the killing of the labor party was a crime against the working people of britain because every country needs a liberal party including your own country may see a party that will stand up for working people whose interests are in separate from the interests of other classes in the society the second killing is obvious it's the killing of a million people in iraq. in afghanistan and by extension in lebanon and in palestine and many other places other third killing is the financial killing that mr

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal (yawns) narrator: when you wake up bleary eyed, normal things can look odd... getting a drink of water? uh-huh. ah! ...and odd things, even odder. well, i'm training in gravity boots. tomorrow's the big day. i'm scheduled to take my first rocket ride. again. uh, george, it's okay to look, just don't touch anything. (crash) (groans) well, it's good to train for falling down, too... i guess. (giggling) wiseman: good morning, boys. ooh... you remember professor einstein and professor pizza. so, are you ready to become the first normal guy to walk in space? no one on earth is more ready or more normal. just ask my monkey. (chattering) uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. well, you know your mission:

it's why when mark manchester started work here last year and met george, he didn't even ask george if he were an eagle scout. >> i didn't ask if i said what year did you get your eagle scout? and i said it should have been march 10, 1944. >> should have, because george never official 4ri was an eagle scout. he had all the merit badges, sure, but in the mid of his board of review hearing, the very last step needed before becoming an eagle scout, george's mother interrupted the meeting. >> she told me my father was not doing well. and she was headed to the hospital. i didn't say anything. i just grabbed my stuff and i said we're going. >> joorj's father died later that day and within a matter of week, george was in the south pacific fighting the japanese. >> a violent typhoon. >> and the weather. >> it was during one typhoon in particular that george was tossed about the deck so violently he lost his wallet containing his life card, the only written proof of his boy scout accomplishments. george returned to the states, got married, raised a family and did write one letter to the boy sco

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal (man snoring) narrator: george was trying his best not to wake up the man with the yellow hat. but today was saturday, and the man was taking george to the zoo to see a dragon. ooh! (chuckles) okay, they weren't really going to see a fire-breathing dragon. they were going to see a komodo dragon, which is more like a giant lizard. (man snoring) (clock ticking) huh. (alarm ringing) (chattering excitedly) (grunting): oh! ooh! morning, george. excited about seeing a dragon? (chattering excitedly) so a subway is a huge network of trains that runs under the ground. (chatters inquisitively) yeah. there's a subway right below our feet. it takes thousands of people-- uh, and the occasional monkey-- to places all around the city. like the zoo. and the entrance is right down those stairs. (chattering excitedly) hey! wait up! ooh! george, stop! we have to... (gasps) ...pay. sorry about that, officer. it's his first time on the subway.

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal hmm. narrator: george had grown tired of the same old bathtub frog and boat races. (groans): eh... he needed new tub toys. hey! (footsteps sloshing) (clears throat) huh? done with your bath, george? (chatters) well, then please get back in the tub. you're puddling. (chatters) (splashes) this was george's box of stray stuff, none of which had ever been played with in the tub. hey! (laughs, chatters) ah. (bubbling) huh? eh...! none of this stuff made for exhilarating monkey tub action. this disappointing bath was over.

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: the subway will take you anywhere in the city. even to ancient egypt... thanks to the museum. this looks great! it looks exactly like the real thing! see? george: ah... uh-huh! (chatters "what's that?") oh, that? it's a hawk. it warns people that this is the pharaoh's barge. ah. ah... my history teacher's gonna love it! at least i hope she'll love it. i really need an a. (chatters) there's only one thing left to do. huh? see if it floats. (man clears throat) aw... huh. i guess i could try it out in the bathtub.

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator one of the nicest things about city living... (trumpet plays) (singing) ...there's always music playing somewhere. (singing) (xylophone playing) (sighs) to george, this was great. monkeys love music, and he was no exception. (game player blips) steve, please. i have to practice for my solo in the concert tonight. it's pivotal in the piece. (mute button blips) george was impressed by the sounds betsy made on the xylophone. would you like to try, george? (gasps) uh-huh. there's nothing a monkey likes better than banging on things with fuzzy hammers. these things are called "keys." each one plays a different pitch. listen. ♪ do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do ♪ see? it sounds like the notes are climbing a staircase. you try. (singing)

same to you george much respect u.k. parliament member respect party amazing to have you on. that's our show tonight you guys thank you so much for watching and join me again tomorrow when i break all over again have a great night. for a while every four hours because the car business eastern related to man for his cars by offering his workers increased wages in cash but now in america the idea is to increase demand by offering workers access to more debt more credit which is a slippery slope into hell because that debt of course comes in interest payments and the interest on america's debt is not greater than or approaching america's g.d.p. as it is in japan so the global interest of the global debt is approaching the global g.d.p. and you enter into this slippery vortex of credit to collateralize hell where no amount of revenue or taxes will ever pay the debt which is exactly what the plantation owner was what we all be living on the field that. cross talk rules and if it doesn't you can jump in anytime you want. going to. be. a pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v.

you or george? >> i would say george has more ice water than i do. i would say, if you looked at our records, they are very comparable. when he ran quantum and iran quantum, they are almost within decimal points. i would say george made more spectacular bets and my record was a little more -- the bets were more consistent with the results were pretty much of the same. >> do you agree with him? if you see an opportunity, go all in? >> if there is one thing i learned from george and what made me a shirt money manager because george is exactly that, it is not whether you are right or wrong, it is how much money you make when you are right and how much you lose when you are wrong. >> and how confident you are when you are right. >> yes, but up until that point, i had a very good record. it was only after i was with george that i learned how much you should really press eight that's when your confidence level is extremely high. i did before i was there, do not get me wrong. it was amazing to watch that man when we had a something we really believed in, to

max george osborne perhaps the most terrifying clown of all actually want to take a look at this image here this is a clown spotted in norfolk i'm not sure if it was george osborne but he looks quite similar with his autumn statement no one thing that was reporting on the state of the u.k. economy i think was the u.k. guilt because in the march budget ten year gilts were trading at one point eight percent with the autumn statement it's now at two point nine two percent so let's look at some of the lies that he had to tell in order to make the economy here look better well workers' overall pay has not fallen insists george osborne george osborne is to claim that workers overall pay has not fallen despite official figures showing that the wages of middle income families have dropped by five thousand pounds over the past five years so that's a drop of six point four percent according to the office of national statistics george osborne is saying those are a lie he's going to come out with his own report to show that in fact those numbers are deceptive yeah george osborne is thought so much

is a clown spotted in norfolk i'm not sure if it was george osborne but he looks quite similar with his autumn statement no one thing that was reporting on the state of the u.k. economy i think was the u.k. guilt because in the march budget ten year gilts were trading at one point eight percent with the autumn statement is now at two point nine two percent so let's look at some of the lies that he had to tell in order to make the economy here look better well workers' overall pay has not fallen insists george osborne george osborne is to claim that workers overall pay has not fallen despite official figures showing that the wages of middle income families have dropped by five thousand pounds over the past five years so that's a drop of six point four percent according to the office of national statistics george osborne is saying those are a lie he's going to come out with his own report to show that in fact those numbers are deceptive yeah for new stuff so much a clown as he is one of these french minds and but he speaks which is kind of interesting for a mind he's more of a friend

the case of yugoslavia the international community became george i'm going to have to jump in here george i have to jump in here or going to go to a short break jansa get out to a short break we'll continue our discussion on the on the term international community stay with the team. the basics. such as the twenty fourteen olympics what's this place like and the line is is so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the games shaping the city's present and future life so it will bring you this is the moment they're reporting from a very cold snowy windy mountainous dulcie up beyond the olympics what marks a starting germ of the first on our team. right on the sea. first trip. and i putting pictures. on our reporter's twitter. instagram. to be in the know. on. the beginning of the long haul take night monks in the face it's full island life. now enough temptation. the dog was lost for six months. more polar bears than people. and it is easy to really follow the scrutiny. because the other do so in a spiritual renewal indigenous people but the world those who do cho

osborne george osborne is to claim that workers overall pay has not fallen despite official figures showing that the wages of middle income families have dropped by five thousand pounds over the past five years so that's a drop of six point four percent according to the office of national statistics george osborne is saying those are a lie he's going to come out with his own report to show that in fact those numbers are deceptive yeah george osborne a stud so much a clown as he is one of these french minds and but he speaks which is kind of interesting for a mind he's more of a friend of mine it's a part of my show and he believes that these numbers do not tell the truth these are all remote greet the famous french artist who would say this us and it. was a post painting of a pipe this is not a pipe corridos more. so to put all of them so you. could you shouldn't blow you see she was also one of the mean frozen treacle you. see not everything is a real korean charge over people are suffering they're not suffering in this country they're really expressing their patriotic fervor for t

this is the mugshot from 1944 of george stinney. now, that a hearing has been set for next month, this is a chance his name will finally be cleared. mark potter has the latest on this effort. >> reporter: a hearing scheduled for january 21st was requested by advocates hoping to clear the name of george stinney jr., executed in 1944. a law firm, and film maker and south carolina historian argue that stinney's trial was a tra vesty of justice and he was framed and not guilty. the events leading to the execution of 14-year-old george stinney jr. began in the tiny mill town of south carolina. in march of 1944, two white girls ages 11 and 7 were beaten to death while picking wild flowers along the railroad tracks separating the white and black sections of town. historian george fryer said -- >> the bodies were found in the creek bed in this general area and they had been brutally murdered. >> reporter: shortly after they arrested george stinney jr. and claimed he gave an oral confession. the family was run out of town and he was tried in

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal (chattering excitedly) narrator: it was morning in the country and george was eager to get outside. (gasps) (chatters "rain") oh... it's just a little rain. i'll get you an umbrella. ah! (grunting) (clattering) (hooting) i know, let's check the attic. uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. (grunting) whoa! ooh, ha, ha, ha. aha! i knew i had an umbrella. (hooting) (chuckles) george thought the cart was wonderful. it would be perfect for carrying stuff. huh. i really should get rid of some of this. (grunts) (hooting excitedly) you want that? oh, sure. (chatters "all right!") (chattering excitedly) (gasps) my first yellow hat.

there are three casino operators vying for a new license in prince george's county. we have mgm at national harbor proposing a $925 million casino and resort a. few miles away in ft. washington there's penn national gaming. their bid is for $700 million casino with restaurants and a hotel. and then there's greenwood racing. their proposal is for an $800 million parx casino in ft. washington off indian head highway. consultants reviewed all three proposals for the state board that will decide who gets the license. mgm has been favored by state consultants, we won't know for sure who will get the sixth and final license until the board votes in oxon hill. i'm tracee wi

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal narrator: wherever george went, he was always on the lookout for interesting things. but sometimes, his friend, the man with the yellow hat, saw them first. (croaks) look, george, a frog. (giggles) (laughs playfully) (croaks) (groans) no matter. (sighs) keep watching the pond. ribbit. ribbit. (frog "ribbits") huh? (frogs croaking) yay! well, i'll be! that's quite a talent there. (laughs) i don't know about that. well, i do. i'm putting you in the town talent show. me? in front of people? no, no, i-i couldn't. i get stage fright. oh, nonsense. you'll be terrific! how about you? you have any talent? uh... uh-uh. hey, george. are you in the show? uh-uh.

. >> and to be fair, income barely grew under george w. bush. income was down 6.6% for families making over $4,000. tell me what the republican solutions are. i don't expect you to give mow a wonky policy dissertation here, but do you feel comfortable that your party, the republican party also has some ideas to help the working people in this country? >> you know, dana, i think the republican party tends to focus on growth and job creation and corporate america and see that as wait to make more jobs. i think republicans need though talk more and act more in defense of the poor, and in the seam way, i think democrats have to think about cooperate america and learn how to think about folks who are trying to create businesses. i think part of the problems that we have been having their congress is that the different parties look at just one constituency or the other. and that creates problems, as we are seeing in obamacare. and i agree with l.z. i think this is not just about income. it's a holistic approach that needs to be taken, that includes th

the case of yugoslavia the international community became george i'm going to have to jump in here george i have to jump in here too or going to go to a short break jan second after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the on the term international community stay with us to. the place he. doesn't. come into the. reasons he has for there's already been plenty to celebrate space december on this month's show we'll learn how the future tense so lazy sex in stone how to make movies with an instant messenger and their revolutionary exoskeleton makes like we're going to be lifting. here on. the central. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have to live of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not going to bathe. we're not going to drink oh well clearly what i'm all is and is in a desperate economic situation absolutely right what we're wrong to do is say therefore any kind of economic development from the outside is going to be about their onl

she says, quote, i want to be with george. and she says, i do not want george zimmerman charged. but with her affidavit, there are lots of questions. new questions, all kinds of new questions. so joining me now, nbc news legal analyst lisa bloom and former prosecutor faith jenkins. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> lisa, she says she may have misspoken about certain facts in her statement to police, but we all heard that 911 call. what do you think is going on here? >> well, who do you want to believe? samantha scheibe when she was in the moment where she called the police and she was saying what was happening right at that moment, or samantha scheibe weeks later when she's had time to reflect. perhaps reflect on the fact that she doesn't want to be in the middle of this high-profile legal battle. obviously she has feelings for george zimmerman. she was his girlfriend for four months. they were living together. those feelings don't go away when there is a domestic violence situation if there was one. these cases i practice every day are complicated. an

all of the crowd producer george i'm really excited about how well the films are and i cannot wait to see it other than doctoring up evidence for the iraq war briefly touchup. on the other crimes that you think tony blair is responsible for that we might not know about here in the us well the title of the killing of tony blair is a triple on the first killing was his killing of the labor party as we knew it and i was a member of it for thirty six years before he expelled me in two thousand and four and abolished my parliamentary constituency hoping that one way or another he'd be rid of me the killing of the labor party was a crime against the working people of britain because every country needs a liberal party including your own country may see a party that will stand up for working people whose interests are in separate from the interests of other classes in the society the second killing is obvious it's the killing of a million people in iraq and in afghanistan and by extension in lebanon and in palestine and many other places other third killing is the financial killing that mr b

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the second question, how transparent is george zimmerman's innocence? the third question is, how did these forces succeed in actual bringing george zimmerman to trial and getting him arrested? and the fourth one, is what was the consequence of trying an innocent man in a county that is demographically representative of the rest of the united where he can expect a fair trial? let me start with the why. answer this question. i have to go back a few years 1920, and the arrest of two italian-american gentleman. they were arrested for the murder of a well-known italian-american in massachusetts. they went to trial in 1921. first for another robbery. it was sentenced 15 years in prison. no one said anything about it. later that year he went to trial in massachusetts, they had an interpreter, due process. no one mentioned politic. they went through the trial. both were convicted. they were both transparently guilty. that was 1921. in 1923, while -- actually 1921 socialist newspaper one of the reporters went up to take a look at the guy. and these guys in this

curious george. ♪ oh... captioning sponsored by nbc/universal (chatting happily) (laughs) (barks) (laughs) narrator: george had finally found a game hundley would play with him. (laughs) hundley, it's nice to see you having fun with your friend george. (sad bark) except hundley wasn't playing. he was trying to protect the dignity of his doorway. ooh. (laughs) huh? a job made all the harder by the start of flea season. (panting) uh-oh. first flea of the season, huh? i'm going to buy flea soap right now. you watch the door, hundley. (whines) (chortling happily) (chortling) (whimpering) ooh! (baby babbling happily) ah! hello, george. ah! (chortles "hello") (elevator bell dings, george gasps) oh!

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. ♪ (laughing) (george hooting, man gasping) man: it's what george wants for christmas, and i have to figure it out. whoa! wow! oh, no! (grunting) (bell ringing) stop! (hooting) man: yes, george. it's christmas. funding for curious george is provided by contributions to your pbs station... ooh. ...and from: ooh! (chuckles) hi! ooh! oh! hmm... (hoots happily) ♪ ♪ huh? narrator: december is an exciting month because you know one day you'll wake up and it'll be christmas morning. (cheering) (hooting enthusiastically) ah! george didn't want the man with the yellow hat to miss even one second of christmas. (murmuring, snoring) (hooting frantically) (grunting) (hooting excitedly) (coughs, groans) (grunts) george, my spleen. (chatters apologetically) (sighs) thank you. and i am afraid it's still not christmas yet, buddy. aw... remember, we talked about this yesterday? uh-uh. uh-uh. uh-uh. and the day before? uh-uh. and every morning at 5:00 a.m. since thanksgiving? aw. (chuckles) see, today is the 14th. so, how many days are there until the 25th? uh... aha! no, it's more than one. (chatt