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Talk about class- the guys not only played down there own heroic acts, they also pointed out that there are tons of cops who make a difference everyday that no one ever hears about.
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ANDERSON COOPER 360 DEGREES
North Korean Rocket Launch Fails; George Zimmerman Appears in Court
Aired April 12, 2012 - 22:00 ET
ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: Good evening, everyone. It's 10:00 here on the East Coast.
Two big breaking stories tonight in the Trayvon Martin case and also a world away.
That North Korean rocket that a lot of folks were worried about, well, at least for now, you can stop worrying. It is no Sputnik, more like kaput-nik, a dud. It broke up just after launch, we're told. But it's been giving the region and the rest of the world a case of the willies because of North Korea's nuclear program.
We have an exclusive report from inside North Korea coming up a little bit late on.
But the other breaking news tonight is in the Trayvon Martin case, the first hints of what prosecutors know about the night George Zimmerman shot and killed the 17-year-old, the first inkling of how they might persuade a jury that Zimmerman pursued Martin, confronted him, and committed murder in the second degree.
The defendant, appearing by video hookup today from the Seminole County, Florida, jail for a probable cause hearing, saying very little.
JUDGE MARK E. HERR, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA: Mr. Zimmerman, you're appearing here for your first appearances -- or first appearance at this time for charge of murder in the second degree and you are represented by Mr. O'Mara, is that true?
GEORGE ZIMMERMAN, DEFENDANT: Yes, sir.
COOPER: Judge Mark Herr ruling there is probable cause to proceed. Zimmerman's lawyer, Mark O'Mara, not yet asking for bail. As for Zimmerman's first night in custody, ABC News citing a law enforcement official, says he was kept in isolation under observation and was seen weeping at times. ABC News also reporting that there were no signs of scarring on the back of his head.
Now, remember, Zimmerman and his family paint Trayvon Martin as the aggressor in this, saying that Zimmerman was, as his brother was told Piers Morgan last night.
ROBERT ZIMMERMAN, GEORGE ZIMMERMAN'S BROTHER: Surprise attacked, punched so hard in the nose that their nose is broken, sat on their chest, using their last available breaths to call and scream for help.
COOPER: Now, as you might imagine, the prosecution has a different take, and tonight for the first time, we have the beginning of the outline of it. They lay it out in the Probable Cause Affidavit they gave the court today. Here are the main points as they see it. There's Zimmerman's call to 911.
Quote: "Zimmerman made reference to people he felt had committed and gotten away with break-ins in the neighborhood." Later, while talking about Martin, Zimmerman stated -- quote -- "These a-holes, they always get away," and also said -- quote -- "These f'ing punks."
Two things jump out here. First, the prosecutors appear to have analyzed the tape and concluded that Zimmerman did not utter a racial slur, as some believed. Second, that they appear to be tying the two remarks together and making the case that Zimmerman had already made up his mind, that he was pursuing a potential criminal. Then there's this. Listen.
(BEGIN AUDIO CLIP)
911 DISPATCHER: Are you following him?
ZIMMERMAN: Yes.
911 DISPATCHER: OK. We don't need you to do that.
ZIMMERMAN: OK.
(END AUDIO CLIP)
COOPER: The affidavit highlights this point -- quote -- "Zimmerman disregarded the police dispatcher and continued to follow Martin, who was trying to return to his home."
Now the picture they're painting, and remember, it is their picture, not a proven fact, is of George Zimmerman pursuing Trayvon Martin, as if he were a suspect. The affidavit also gives credence to Martin's girlfriend, who was on the phone with him, almost until the end -- quote -- "The witness," prosecutors write -- quote -- "advised that Martin was scared because he was being followed through the complex by an unknown male and didn't know why."
Now this squares with what the witness, his girlfriend, told the Martin legal team and indicates the prosecutors believe her. Then crucially and contrary to George Zimmerman's claim of being ambushed and sucker punched while heading back to his SUV, prosecutors write -- quote -- "Zimmerman confronted Martin and a struggle ensued." Now remember this is the prosecution's version, not fact. They go on to mention that witnesses heard the struggle, but do not elaborate on who or how many witnesses they have actually interviewed. They say cries for help were caught on a 911 tape, which Martin's mother identifies as those of her son. They don't say whether they have done any voice analysis. Zimmerman and his family claim he was the one crying out.
The affidavit also says that Zimmerman shot Martin in the chest, cites the fact than an autopsy was done, gives no specifics, mentioning only that Martin died of a gunshot wound. It ends, though, with a big hint of more to come -- quote -- "The facts mentioned in this affidavit are not a complete recitation of all the pertinent facts and information in this case, but are only presented for a determination of probable cause for second-degree murder."
Certainly there's a lot to talk about with defense attorneys Mark Geragos and Mark NeJame, also author and former Los Angeles deputy district attorney, Marcia Clark. Her newest book "Guilt by Degrees" comes out next month.
Marcia, let me start with you. I -- the probable cause affidavit quotes George Zimmerman on the 911 calls as saying, "These f'ing punks." That last word has been open to fierce debate especially for the possibility of a federal hate crime charge. The fact that they -- that they're saying it's the word "punks" and not other word, a racial epithet, that some believe, what does that mean to you? What does it mean for the case?
MARCIA CLARK, FORMER L.A. DEPUTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY: My estimation of this right now, Anderson, is that they're being very careful, as they should be. This is, remember, just an affidavit of probable cause, it's in the very early stages of the investigation, and the case itself, and I think they're just being very careful not to put something that incendiary, that they may not ultimately be able to prove.
Before you throw out a word like we're thinking of, the one that was earlier shown on an enhanced tape by your show, before you do that, you better be very, very sure that you have the technicians, the advisers and all the technical support you can possibly muster with enormous credibility to say, yes, that is what this tape, in fact, shows. Until they have that, they had better not put it out there.
I don't necessarily believe that the word "punk" is going to be written in stone and it will stay there. I think it can change. But they're not doing it right now. And I think that's actually very responsible of them.
COOPER: And just for the record, when we isolated those two phrases and that word on the show, we did not make any determination of what word was used. We left that up to viewers to determine what they felt they had heard, and many of our viewers felt --
CLARK: Right.
COOPER: -- they had heard different things.
Mark Geragos, to you, I mean, it does say in this affidavit, these are the bare facts. Do you anticipate that there are a large number of other facts that they have access to at this point? They -- I mean, why not give more facts now?
MARK GERAGOS, CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY: Well, you know, I always laugh that the standard for probable cause is, is my client breathing? And that is so you don't have to put out a whole lot. And in this case, that probable cause declaration is about as bare bones as you can get.
Having said that, the things that they are looking for, you don't need anything in terms of a racial epithet or anything like that. If it's punks and then you're talking about a-hole or somebody getting away with it, that in and of itself, the prosecutor could argue, shows the ill will or depraved heart or depraved mind that you need for malice for second-degree.
So to the extent that they have some mental state, that's fine. The problem with this probable cause affidavit, I think is, it still doesn't address the Florida law. Because the Florida law, even if he's the aggressor, there's at certain points where George Zimmerman can make the argument that Trayvon Martin should have retreated, and that Trayvon Martin, once there was a scuffle, should have retreated.
So there's so many nuances in this and it's so complex because of this particular law and the way that it's written, that we're just going to have to wait until it unfolds. And actually, I think, wait until the immunity hearing. Because the immunity hearing is what's going to be make or break for Zimmerman.
COOPER: Well, Mark, to your point, at one point in the affidavit, it says, Zimmerman disregarded the police dispatcher, continued to follow Martin, who was trying to return to his home. Zimmerman confronted Martin and a struggle ensued.
Now that's open to fierce debate because Zimmerman supporters have said he stopped pursuing Martin and that it was Martin who confronted him. And on one point on the tape, Zimmerman said that Martin is approaching him. So the fact they are quoting it like that way, a struggle ensued, does that give any insight as to what the prosecutor -- evidence the prosecutor has, or are they just trying to leave it as vague as possible?
GERAGOS: I -- I think -- no, I think, Anderson, I think you've hit a home run there with your analysis because I think they don't have someone who can fill in that gap between when the tape says, you know, don't follow, and then a struggle ensues. I think that that probably telegraphs, they have only got a witness who saw the struggle, they don't have anything after the 911 or in between to fill in the 911 and the phone call with the girlfriend.
So, I think otherwise they would have put something in -- in between that gap. They're just fast forwarding to "struggle ensues." And they still, even with the struggle, still have to deal with this common -- you know, the Stand Your Ground law because even if there's a struggle, Zimmerman still has potentially the right to use deadly force.
COOPER: Mark NeJame, how tough will it be for George Zimmerman's attorney to actually get his client out on bond?
MARK NEJAME, CNN LEGAL ANALYST: Well, he should be able to get him out on bond in light of the facts that we know. Zimmerman apparently does not pose a risk of flight. The man turned himself in, while rumors were flying everywhere that he might have fled the country, which he had really every right to do before the charges were brought, or weren't filed.
The fact of the matter is, is he stayed here and he turned himself in as soon as it became public and as soon as he became known that a warrant was out.
Secondly, it does seem like conditions of bond could be crafted to show that he's not a danger to society. Home confinement or matters such as that could easily be established.
Also understand that in Florida, the hearing is going to be proof evident, presumption great. Is the proof evident, is the presumption great that, in fact, he is responsible for second-degree murder? With all the questions flying? Absolutely not.
COOPER: Marcia Clark, to -- you know, in the affidavit, the prosecutor is saying the word "punks" was used. Can she then later on, during the trial, say, actually, a racial epithet was used and here's the evidence of that? And would the fact that she said it was "punks" in this affidavit, would that be used against her?
CLARK: I don't think it would, Anderson. I think that -- she can say exactly as I have, look, I'm being very careful, I'm not going to throw out something as inflammatory as a racial slur unless I'm absolutely sure I can prove that that is indeed what it is. And I'm going to be very careful. So it actually shows her to be responsible. I think she can explain it that way.
If she does wind up having the technical support to justify claiming later that there was a racial slur used, and that's a big if. We don't know right now whether she'll be able to do that.
With regard to the self-defense, the Stand Your Ground law, I want to point out one thing. You know people have been naming this law as though it's something unusual and unique to Florida. It isn't. California has Stand Your Ground law, it's the same thing, the same language used in the self-defense instruction.
What you have to remember is it still requires the person who's claiming self-defense to say that they had a reasonable belief in imminent death or great bodily injury. Reasonable belief. That's an objective standard.
GERAGOS: Right. But the --
CLARK: You cannot just say, hey, he looked scary to me so I thought I had to defend myself.
GERAGOS: But Marcia -- yes, but Marcia, the big difference is you've got the --
NEJAME: But it is not an objective standard --
GERAGOS: Right, it's a subjective standard and you have this intermediate step of the immunity hearing.
NEJAME: It's absolutely a subjective standard.
GERAGOS: Right. And you have the intermediate immunity hearing which --
CLARK: Right. Right.
GERAGOS: -- by a preponderance or clear and convincing. And that's something that's completely absent from California law.
NEJAME: And Marcia, you say that that's an objective standard. Anything --
CLARK: Right, wait, that's true. That's procedure --
NEJAME: If anything -- if anything --
COOPER: Marcia, I'm sorry, let -- let Mark NeJame go and then --
CLARK: Hold on, hold on, Mark. Hang on. Hang on. I'm only saying if that's a procedural issue and Mark is correct about that, we don't have that hearing, although we would certainly have hearings and pre-trial motions, where the defense would say, look, I want this whole thing thrown out on 995 -- well, I'm not going to throw out the code sections, Mark, you know what I'm talking about.
They have a specific procedure in Florida.
GERAGOS: I do.
CLARK: All I'm saying is that the law itself is -- the law itself is really been basically the same. And we -- in many, many states you have the right to stand your ground. You're not obligated to retreat. But in all states, you have to prove that you have a reasonable belief in imminent death or bodily injury.
COOPER: OK. Mark NeJame, go ahead.
NEJAME: Yes, but what it is -- the difference is, is the standard law for self-defense, you can repel like -- or force with like force. Here, it's a purely subjective standard. You could have somebody who might be factually wrong that they're in imminent -- that real harm could come to them, but their belief that they're in imminent fear of bodily harm or death is enough to cross the threshold.
COOPER: Mark --
NEJAME: So there's a real issue here.
COOPER: Mark Geragos, Zimmerman's attorney requested all future court records be sealed. What's the strategy in that? And would that also include autopsy reports, forensic evidence, and the like?
GERAGOS: Yes, I think that's what it is. I don't think he's going to get very far with that. Mark -- the other Mark here can probably tell you, Florida may be the most open Sunshine State in terms of their laws of any place I have ever seen.
I think what the thinking is, is that he wants to try this in the courtroom and not in the press. To -- yes, one of the observations I have made today after hearing the probable cause or reading the probable cause is that interestingly enough, the media has had most of this stuff out there in pretty good detail and has had a pretty good accurate recitation of what their evidence is. So there wasn't a whole lot of new things that I saw in there or heard in there, and not a whole lot of surprises in that. So --
COOPER: Right.
GERAGOS: I don't think this thing is going to be a slam dunk for the prosecution as a lot of people think.
COOPER: We've got to leave it there.
Mark Geragos, Marcia Clark, Mark NeJame, appreciate it.
Let us know what you think. We're on Facebook, Google+. Follow me on Twitter @AndersonCooper. I will be tweeting tonight.
Ahead, we have got more inside details on that failed North Korean rocket launch.
Also next, Trayvon Martin's family, his mother, and family lawyer, Benjamin Crump, are here. We'll be right back.
COOPER: Well, welcome back.
The breaking news tonight, we now have the prosecution's early road map to the case against George Zimmerman, who faced a probable cause hearing tonight after his first night in jail. The judge ruling there was indeed enough evidence to proceed. The prosecution's affidavit laying it out.
In their view, George Zimmerman profiled Trayvon Martin, decided he was a potential criminal, as they put it, then pursued him, confronted him, and killed him after a scuffle that should not have happened. Again, that's the prosecution's take. The Zimmerman family says their son was attacked, nearly killed, and only fired to save his own life. Now it is up to the legal system, which is what the Martin family wanted from the beginning.
Joining me now are Trayvon Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton, and his brother, Jahvaris, and family attorney, Benjamin Crump.
I appreciate all you being here.
Sybrina, I wonder, did you watch the hearing today? Did you actually see George Zimmerman in court?
SYBRINA FULTON, TRAYVON MARTIN'S MOTHER: We watched certain parts of it, but we didn't actually sit down to see the whole thing.
COOPER: What is that like to see it? I mean, this is something you've been wanting for so long, ever since your son was killed.
S. FULTON: It actually helps a little to see that the person that shot and killed Trayvon will be held accountable for what he has done.
COOPER: Jahvaris, as a brother, what is it like to see that?
JAHVARIS FULTON, TRAYVON MARTIN'S BROTHER: I'm relieved that it's happened, you know, we finally are starting to get some justice for my brother. So I'm happy about that.
COOPER: Yes.
Benjamin, for you, this is really just the first step.
BENJAMIN CRUMP, MARTIN FAMILY ATTORNEY: Yes, sir. Anderson, this is the first base, really, in the true sense of the word in this case, because we have this Stand Your Ground law, and that's going to be second base. And we've got to get through that before we can get to actually prosecution and the jury. And so we're preparing ourselves for the long jury. And it took us so long to just get to this point. We're relieved, especially for Sybrina and Tracy, to get to this point, to know that they -- he'll have to stand accountable.
COOPER: Right. Sybrina, earlier you made comments that you believe what happened between your son and George Zimmerman was an accident. That got a lot of -- a lot of coverage, a lot of people interpreting it different ways. I wanted to give you an opportunity to explain what you meant or how you feel about that.
S. FULTON: That wasn't actually my intent. It was taken out of context. What I actually said was, I repeated what Tracy had just said, that George -- if George Zimmerman had not gotten out of his vehicle, we would not have been there and this wouldn't have happened. And I simply said that I felt that the actual encounter was an accident. But George getting out of his vehicle and having some type of confrontation with Trayvon, that that was the accident. By no means do I, you know, believe that he shot and killed my son by accident. I think it was deliberate. He got out of that vehicle, with the intent to kill -- shoot and kill my son. And that's what I believe. That's what I have said from the start, that he chased my son down like an animal and he killed him.
COOPER: You've talked about justice for your son. Is -- how do you define justice now? Is justice just having a trial? Is justice having this man convicted? For you, what is justice?
S. FULTON: Well, justice is a few things, but first of all, we needed an arrest. Because he cannot be held accountable for what he's done if he has not been arrested. So that was our first step. Now we're going to move into the second level of the trial and getting him sentenced and prosecuted and everything, so that we can move forward with this. Because we want him to be held accountable for what he's done.
COOPER: Jahvaris, what do you want people to know about your brother? We haven't heard much from you in all this time. I can't imagine how hard this has been for you. What do you want people to, you know, in all of this remember about your brother?
J. FULTON: I would like them to remember that he wasn't this, you know, violent, confrontational person that George Zimmerman is making him out to be. You know, he loved kids, he loved sports. You know, he was just a regular kid. I mean, he -- the stuff, you know, they say, I disagree with. That wasn't him.
COOPER: When you heard that this had happened, I mean, what was your -- beyond the grief of it, did it seem real? I mean, did it seem impossible to you that this had happened?
J. FULTON: I didn't believe it at all.
J. FULTON: I -- I remember that conversation I had with my mother on the phone and --
COOPER: She called you to tell you?
J. FULTON: And, you know, I asked her -- I told her I didn't understand. It didn't make sense at all.
CRUMP: Anderson, the 911 tapes, the objective evidence there is there. You can listen to -- he was pursuing Trayvon. The only thing that we have where Trayvon confronts him is George Zimmerman's version. And I think the evidence is what matters here. Not what he say, because it's very self-serving now. And Trayvon isn't here to tell his side of the story.
COOPER: Ben, George Zimmerman's attorney is trying to get bond -- wants ultimately to get bond for his client. Is that -- do you want George Zimmerman out on bond? Is this something that you think is acceptable? CRUMP: Well, what we want is the judge to think about the charge, because it's a very serious charge. He shot an unarmed kid, and if convicted, he's facing a lot of time. We already saw a lot of erratic behavior on his part, so can we be sure if he's bonded out that he's not going to try to flee from justice?
We hear a lot about him turning himself in. As we understand, there was a capias issued. So had he not turned himself in, I want to believe the government would have come and got him, just as if Trayvon had been the shooter, they certainly would have got him. And we believe, Anderson, Trayvon would have been arrested on day one, not 44 days later.
COOPER: Was it -- was it shocking for you to actually finally see George Zimmerman? I mean, after all this time, there has been pictures of him, of course, but to the actually see him, just a video of him? Was that strange?
S. FULTON: Well, we -- the first time I did see him was the courthouse when we filed a lawsuit for the 911 tapes, so that was the first picture that I have seen. And then I have seen the second picture when he was arrested. But I haven't seen him yet. It wasn't shocking --
COOPER: So you haven't watched video of the hearing today? We actually saw him on video.
S. FULTON: I actually saw him on the video.
COOPER: OK.
S. FULTON: And really outside of your studio, I have seen pictures of him. COOPER: But -- and I'm sorry, I guess, I ask this again, but is it disturbing -- I mean, is it shocking -- I don't know, just -- I guess I'm just curious about what is your reaction of actually seeing this person walking around?
S. FULTON: I have a strong faith in God and I just believe that he's a human being. At the end of the day, he's a human being. There are good people and there are bad people. And I just believe he's a human being. I don't have any hate for him in my heart. I lost my child and that hurts me a great deal. So I just want him to be held accountable for what he's done.
COOPER: But you don't have hate in your heart?
S. FULTON: No, I don't.
COOPER: That's a hard -- that's a remarkable thing. I think a lot of people would be -- find it hard not to feel some hate.
S. FULTON: Well, I have faith in the legal system and I feel that he'll get his -- whatever's due to him, he'll receive it. It's not for me to judge him.
COOPER: Sybrina, I appreciate you being with us. I know it's not easy, and Jahvaris, as well, thank you very much. And Benjamin Crump as well. Thank you so much.
COOPER: We continue obviously to follow this.
And we're following another story tonight, the firestorm over what a CNN political contributor, Hilary Rosen, said about Mitt Romney's wife, Ann. Many saw her remarks as an attack on stay-at-home moms. Hilary Rosen joins me ahead, along with Bay Buchanan.
COOPER: In "Raw Politics" tonight: the backlash over comments made by CNN political contributor, Hilary Rosen, on this program last night.
The Twitter sphere erupted after Rosen said this about Mitt Romney's wife last night.
HILARY ROSEN, CNN POLITICAL CONTRIBUTOR: What you have is Mitt Romney running around the country saying, well, you know, my wife tells me that what women really care about are economic issues, and when I listen to my wife, that's what I'm hearing. Guess what, his wife has actually never worked a day in her life.
She's never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing, in terms of how do we feed our kids, how do we send them to school, and how do we -- and why do we worry about their future.
COOPER: Ann Romney, herself, was one of the first to respond on Twitter at 10:18 p.m. She fired off what was apparently her first- ever tweet saying -- quote -- "I made a choice to stay home and raise five boys. Believe me, it was hard work."
This morning, Mrs. Romney had more to say on FOX News.
ANN ROMNEY, WIFE OF MITT ROMNEY: My career choice was to be a mother, and I think all of us need to know that we need to respect choices that women make. Other women make other choices, to have a career and raise a family, which I think Hilary Rosen has actually done herself. I respect that. That's wonderful. But you know, there are other people that have a choice.
COOPER: Well, in the hours before that interview, Ann Romney was trending on Twitter, where tweets about Rosen's comments were flying including this one from one of Romney's five sons, Josh. Josh Romney said, "Ann D. Romney is one of the smartest, hardest working women I know. Could have done anything with her life. Chose to raise me."
Now, the White House was quick to condemn Hilary Rosen's comments. Obama campaign manager Messina tweeted this: "I could not disagree with Hilary Rosen any more strongly. Her comments were wrong and family should be off-limits. She should apologize."
Deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter responded to his tweet saying, "Families must be off-limits on campaigns and I personally believe stay-at-home moms work harder than most of us do."
Rosen did apologize to Mrs. Romney saying, her words were poorly chosen, but her apology has not stopped the criticism. Today first lady, Michelle Obama tweeted, "Every mother works hard and every woman deserves to be respected."
Just hours later, President Obama weighed in.
BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: There is no tougher job than being a mom. And when I think about what Michelle's had to do, when I think about my own mom, a single mother raising me and my sister, that's work.
So anybody who would argue otherwise, I think, probably needs to rethink their statement. More broadly, I don't have a lot of patience for commentary about the spouses of political candidates.
COOPER: Well, over the past 24 hours, both the White House and the Democratic National Committee have been distancing themselves from Rosen, a veteran Democratic strategist. They told CNN she has no official role in the White House or the DNC.
Meantime, the Romney campaign has tried to link Rosen's comments directly to the White House. In an e-mail to supporters, they called Rosen an Obama adviser.
The campaign's Web site also issued call for support for Ann. Part of the text reads, "We stand with Mitt and Ann in saying that all women play an important role in our country. America deserves a president who will bring us together, not pit us against each other." Seems to be implying that President Obama attacked stay-at-home mothers. You just heard what he said about Rosen's comments. He doesn't agree with her.
Tonight, we've asked Hilary Rosen back to talk about all this. Also here, Republican strategist Bay Buchanan. She's also the author of "Bay and Her Boys: Unexpected Lessons I Learned as a Single Mom," and a senior advisor to Mitt Romney.
Hilary, welcome back. I want to give you a chance to say what you'd like about your comments: defend them, explain them. Also address the firestorm they've caused over the last 24 hours.
HILARY ROSEN, CNN CONTRIBUTOR: You know, I think I've characterized them often enough over the last 24 hours, Anderson. And it is clear that anybody who knows me knows that I am actually a mother, that I was even a stay-at-home mother for several years; that the idea that I would create a division between stay-at-home moms and working moms is just silly. That has nothing to do with what I said.
What I care about and what I think the American people care about is whether or not we are going to have a president who is focused on the struggles of women who have economic challenges. And we need to know that our president understands that, cares about that, has policies to fix that.
I've seen 23 straight months of job growth under President Obama and a significant amount of support for women and women's issues. I have not seen that with Mitt Romney and his history at Bain Capital or as governor. You know, that's the issue that people -- if everyone wants to make this about me, that's just a distraction. That's not the issue.
COOPER: But on -- but on the specific things that you said, I mean, do you -- do you stand by it, saying that Ann Romney hasn't worked?
ROSEN: You know, being a stay-at-home mom is a lot of work. It's work inside the home, not outside the home. She is lucky, though, that she has choice, and she referred to that herself. I admire the way that she talks about her own life.
Many women do not have the choice or the luxury of being a stay- at-home mom. We have to go and work and support our children and like as Bay's written in her pretty meaningful book, some -- many, many women are single moms doing the same thing.
So, you know, that's my only point. It's not an attack on Ann Romney. I apologized for that. I'm not going to go groveling over again when I really feel like we need to get back to the issues. This is -- this is not about Ann Romney or anything else other than let's talk about what women's opportunities are and what president is going to serve them best.
COOPER: Bay Buchanan, what do you make of Hilary Rosen's comments?
BAY BUCHANAN, MITT ROMNEY ADVISOR: First of all, Hilary has said very clearly that she used some poor words. It was a poor way to express herself, and she apologized. I accept that. There's no -- I would not question her sincerity for a moment. I do believe that she recognizes she made a mistake.
And let me add, Anderson, Hilary is a very savvy political person. In addition, she is passionate about her issues, and she's been extremely loyal to this president and the administration. I have enormous respect for all three counts. And in this business that we are in, this awful rotten business of politics, there's no reason why you can't understand that we, being humans, are going to make mistakes sometimes, and you distance yourself from the words. You don't distance yourself from the person.
Hilary has been enormously loyal and committed to this president, and to have them, to spend a day just trying to distance themselves, say she's not an adviser, she's not this. That is unacceptable to me. She has been too good to them, for them to treat her this way.
And Anderson, I've seen it too many times in politics. There's no reason we can't say, "Hey, this person, terrific, smart, made a mistake, something I'll probably do tomorrow. Let's move on." And that's what I think it's time to do.
And I accept what Hilary has to say, and I acknowledge -- and I'll make one more point. I hope they don't listen to her over there. She's too smart, and it won't be in our best interests if they do.
COOPER: Hilary, Romney surrogates have been calling you an Obama campaign adviser, a DNC adviser. Just to clear up the issue, what is your relationship there? Do you advise either of them, even unofficially?
ROSEN: No. I mean, I think you heard from the White House today. I'm not a -- I'm not a White House or DNC adviser.
BUCHANAN: Yes, but in fairness, she's been over there 35 times. Hilary, you're not going to lunch over there like the rest of us go to McDonald's. It's once a month. So surely she's given them advice, Anderson. Whether they want to acknowledge it or not, I think that's what's outrageous.
This is a smart gal. I shouldn't say gal; you're going to beat me up after this interview. She's a smart woman who is very knowledgeable, enormous experience. Acknowledge it. She has been a very good aide and supporter of theirs. I don't know why they have to distance -- again, why they have to distance themselves from Hilary. And that's what I find despicable.
ROSEN: You know, I appreciate Bay's comments a lot, but here's, I think, really something that's going to be more important tomorrow and the next day and the next day, which is this is going to be, for so many reasons, the amount of money that's going to be spent, the social media and intense media environment these candidates and campaigns are operating in, the high stakes that this country is in right now.
You know, we have North Korea, you know, itching with weapons. We have, you know, cases of racial tension all across the country. We are in a very tense place right now in our country, and our politics are reflecting a really ugly part of our way to deal with it.
And I think that that's going to be our challenge over the next six or seven months, is to not do this to each other and to say, "You know what? I know that person. I know that they didn't mean that. Or maybe they did mean it and they need to say that they -- back it up with facts."
So you know, I just think that this is, tomorrow, you know, we're all going to wake up, and I'm going to stay off TV. But, you know, Mitt Romney, I believe is still going to have a problem selling himself to American women as a good economic savior. Bay will feel differently about that. Hopefully, the debate will go back to the issues.
COOPER: Bay, do you see this, this debate over who's waging a war on women, is anyone waging a war on women? I mean, is this going to continue forward?
BUCHANAN: I think the key issue here is that that was what the Democrats started. And I know that Hilary disagrees with me on this, but the evidence is overwhelming, that it's out there, whether it's Nancy Pelosi or the chairman of their party has put it in words, this is a Republican war on women.
And so, of course, we responded. We are not at war. And if you want to say anyone's at war, take a look at their record and what they've done to women in the workplace.
You know, 92 percent of the unemployment in the last three years has been the women losing their jobs. So this has been devastating to women.
I think, Anderson, the point is the economy is what we need to be talking about. And Mitt Romney has a terrific plan. Obama has failed miserably on this, turning the economy around, getting people back to work. Men and women, all of us, Americans, coming together again. And let's see that we have a country that can thrive under a Romney presidency.
ROSEN: I'm OK. That's the debate we ought to be having.
BUCHANAN: I couldn't agree more.
COOPER: Hilary Rosen, appreciate it. Bay Buchanan, thank you very much.
We're following breaking news tonight. North Korea defied international warnings; launched a rocket tonight. There are reports the test failed. The latest on that just ahead.
COOPER: More now on the breaking news out of North Korea against repeated international warnings, it launched a rocket tonight. Didn't get much further than the launch pad. The U.S. government believes it broke apart shortly after liftoff.
CNN's Stan Grant is in Pyongyang, North Korea's capital.
Stan, what's the latest you're hearing on what happened with this launch? STAN GRANT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Absolutely nothing on the ground here, Anderson. Extraordinary, isn't it? You know, they brought the world's media here, unprecedented access, even took us out to the launch site just the other day, and we were supposed to see this all unfold. We saw, we heard nothing. We've just put it through our minders not long ago, our government minders are here, and they're denying they know anything about this at all.
I'm just receiving word, though, that we will be taken somewhere they're calling under heavy security in about four hours from now. I've just walked from the press center that's being set up here for this event, and there is an empty chair where the official was meant to sit to talk about this.
So absolutely getting no confirmation at all. An extremely embarrassing moment for this country. Because all of this was meant to be to the glory of the man they call the founding father of the country, Kim Il-Sung, the so-called Great Leader, 100 years from his birth, and this was meant to be the pinnacle of the celebrations. It seems to have literally blown up in their faces -- Anderson.
COOPER: So the question, I guess, is then how are they going to be dealing with this? Will they -- will they admit it? Will they say it was a success? Do we have any sense?
GRANT: We know that in the past they've carried out these types of tests, 2006, 2009, and even then, they still don't admit that they were failures, despite the confirmation from elsewhere.
And remember, there are two stories here. One, the story that the rest of the world will get, and the other, the story that the people here are going to get. The legitimacy of this regime depends on their ability to show strength to their own people. Even the food aid that they get is often celebrated here as a tribute to the great leadership of this country. These people are locked away, and they are told what they are told.
We're not hearing yet what that story's going to be, but it's no doubt going to be a very different story to the type of things we're hearing from the United States, Japan and South Korea right now.
COOPER: Stan Grant will continue to follow tonight. Thank you.
We've been talking about the death of Trayvon Martin. Tonight the death of another man is also seeking what they say would be justice. He was a vet with a heart condition. One night his medical alert alarm went off. Police showed up at his house; he ended up dead. His family says it was murder, but no one has been charged. Soledad O'Brien has the story, next.
COOPER: In "Crime & Punishment" tonight, a New York grand jury is investigating a fatal shooting that some are comparing to the Trayvon Martin shooting. Now, in this case, an unarmed elderly veteran was killed, shot to death in his own home by police officers who broke down his door. Five months later, no one's been charged. The family's -- the man's family is demanding what they say would be justice.
Here's Soledad O'Brien.
SOLEDAD O'BRIEN, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): The alarm rang in at 5 a.m. on a cold winter morning. A 68-year-old Vietnam vet with a severe heart condition had set off his medical alert device. But instead of an ambulance, police arrived at Kenneth Chamberlain's apartment. Neighbors saw guns drawn, a riot shield.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They stated that if he didn't come and open the door, they was going to knock it down.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Right across from the elevator.
O'BRIEN: His niece, who lives upstairs, told police at the scene he'd set off the alarm accidentally, to please let his family talk to him.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I just kept hearing my uncle respond, "Please leave me alone. Go away. I didn't call you. I don't need your help."
O'BRIEN: Chamberlain and the police were being recorded by the alert device.
KENNETH CHAMBERLAIN JR., SON OF SHOOTING VICTIM: You hear one of the officers then use an expletive, and that's when he said he didn't give an "F," used the "N" word.
O'BRIEN (on camera): The "N" word?
CHAMBERLAIN: Yes.
O'BRIEN (voice-over): Law enforcement sources confirm that's on the tape.
But there's more. Later the district attorney showed the family two videos in their custody. One from a hallway security camera. Another recorded by a camera on a Taser gun. Kenneth Jr. demonstrated what he saw.
(on camera) What is your dad saying? What's he doing?
CHAMBERLIN: He's standing there. He's looking at them, and you hear the officers saying, "Hit it again, hit it again, hit it again." And then at one point, you hear the officers say, "Shut it off." So the last part that I saw on the video with my father was him just like this.
O'BRIEN (voice-over): Police say Chamberlain threatened them with knives.
DAVID CHONG, WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK, PUBLIC SAFETY: The officers first used an electronic Taser, which was discharged, hit the victim, and had no effect. While the officers were retreating, the officers then used a shotgun, a bean bag shotgun.
O'BRIEN: So then they fired two real bullets. An autopsy report obtained by CNN shows them entering the side of his arm, indicating that Chamberlain was not facing the officers or had turned away.
RANDY MCLAUGHLIN, LAWYER FOR SHOOTING VICTIM: So the story that the police put out, that he was an ax-wielding black man, designed -- trying to hurt a police officer, is what it is, a flat-out lie.
O'BRIEN: Chamberlain's lawyers acknowledge he did throw out a silver object.
MCLAUGHLIN: At that moment, a bolt cutter comes from the police officers and removes the object. So from that point forward, there's absolutely no evidence that at any time Mr. Chamberlain had a weapon in his hands.
O'BRIEN: There is no way to know. The Taser video suddenly cuts off before the shots are fired.
(on camera) So you must have thought it is ironic, in sort of a terrible way, that someone summoned to your father's door to help save his life, if he had been having some kind of heart emergency...
O'BRIEN: ... ended up shooting him?
CHAMBERLIN: Yes. And they took his life. Unnecessarily. They didn't have to.
O'BRIEN: The shooter, Police Officer Anthony Carelli, is a decorated officer. His lawyer said, "We trust that the grand jury will rightfully determine that Officer Carelli's actions, while perhaps not understandable or acceptable to family members, attorneys, and other emissaries of the Chamberlain family, were justified under our laws."
Chamberlain's niece will soon testify before that grand jury. She wants to know why police couldn't diffuse the confrontation and wouldn't ask the family to help.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Just to hear him constantly say, over and over again, "Please leave me alone. I'm OK." And the way they mocked him and picked at him, it's very hurtful.
O'BRIEN: Anderson, I'm going to have more on this story tomorrow morning when I talk to Kenneth Chamberlain's son on my show, "STARTING POINT," tomorrow at 7 p.m. COOPER: So there was a 911 call. Why were police there?
O'BRIEN: Well, the 911 call basically says a person has triggered their alarm, and that will trigger an ambulance, but often the police will get there ahead of time. So the police just happened to get there first.
COOPER: And what kind of condition was he in? Was he capable of being aggressive?
O'BRIEN: We had a chance to look at his medical reports. What you see in the medical reports is a person who has, you know, serious heart and sort of breathing problems. So he's described as someone who couldn't really walk up a flight of stairs. Could get halfway before he'd have to stop.
At the same time, law enforcement has said that they've been called to his address before, and he's never been arrested. They won't elaborate on what called to the address before really means.
COOPER: And this was all being recorded, unbeknownst to police?
O'BRIEN: Well, that's the thing, and we're going to obviously hope to get access to those recordings. But recorded three ways. There was a camera in the hallway of the apartment -- outside of the apartment. There was the Life Alert also records. Once it's triggered, it starts a recording device. So that entire hour or so was reported of conversations. And then, of course, the Taser. The minute you take the safety off, you unhook the safety, starts recording video.
COOPER: Soledad, appreciate it. Thanks, we'll continue to follow it.
Coming up, "The RidicuList." We'll be right back.
COOPER: Time now for "The RidicuList." And tonight we're adding rumors of the death of Boo. Now, if you're unfamiliar with the Boo oeuvre, the Boovre, if you will, I have to warn you: set your phasers to adorable.
Boo is widely considered the cutest dog in the galaxy. He has nearly 4 million fans on his Facebook page, which is adorned with picture after picture of Boo in his Booey goodness, if you will. And yes, I said four million fans.
It's easy to see why. There's no denying it. This is one fetching little Pomeranian. Lock at this guy. Boo also has a book deal. This is the book "Boo: The Life of the World's Cutest Dog." Look at that picture.
Speaking of canine superlatives, as long as we're on high cuteness alert, can we just pause and watch this clip of the world's smallest dog? It's from my daytime talk show, "Anderson." (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We actually have heard that, according to one of the world records, she is the smallest dog.
COOPER: What kind of a dog is this?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Well, she's a mutt. She is a rescue dog. She was the last one to come out, and she wasn't breathing.
COOPER: So you did mouth to mouth to bring her back?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes, and she survived, and she is just a survivor.
COOPER: Aww!
COOPER: It's very cute. Anyway, getting back to Boo, yesterday a rumors started online that, sadly, Boo had died. The reports said a blog writer started the rumor on Twitter, and in no time at all the Internet blew up -- look how cute that dog is! Where was I? Oh, yes, the Internet blew up with reports that Boo -- reports of Boo's demise.
Thank you for taking down the picture. Now I can concentrate.
People lamenting the passing of the world's cutest dog, "R.I.P., Boo," hash tags all over the place. You know the drill.
Well, I'm happy to report that Boo is alive and well. Today the statement went up on Boo's Facebook page. "Hi, friends, I heard the rumors, and I would like all my friends to know that I am happy and kicking. I asked human if I could do a press conference to reassure everyone on camera, but she reminded me that I can't talk."
That's perhaps the most darling reminder ever to not believe everything you read. A Twitter rumor cleared up on Facebook by a Pomeranian. We are down the rabbit hole, people. We are down the rabbit hole.
But I think this whole Boo-haha also shows how little times have changed and how much. I'm reminded of the great New Yorker cartoon, "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." That was from 1993. And to think, here we are 19 years later and dogs have their own Facebook pages.
Still, erroneous death rumors happened long before the dawn of the Internet. They are precisely what led to Mark Twain's off-quoted line about the report of his death being greatly exaggerated. Maybe that's not as cute as Boo's statement, but it is still darn near perfect. How I wish Mark Twain was on Twitter.
Anyway, I think I can speak for all of us when I say with great relief, at least we still have Boo.
That's it for us. Thanks for watching.
ISHA SESAY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I'm Isha Sesay with a "360 Bulletin -- News & Business Bulletin."
A shaky truce has finally taken hold in Syria, but the big question is will it last? And today was not completely free of violence. There was sporadic shelling in the besieged city of Homs. And opponents of the Assad regime said at least 21 people were killed today.
JetBlue pilot Clayton Osbon has been charged with interfering with a flight crew. You'll recall that Osbon was said to be acting erratically aboard a flight from New York to Las Vegas last month and he was locked out of the cockpit and had to be restrained by passengers and crew.
Jury selection began today in North Carolina in the trial of John Edwards, the former senator and presidential candidate. He is accused of diverting money from his 2008 presidential campaign to support his former mistress, who later gave birth to their daughter.
And this famous painting, "The Scream," by the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, can sell for upwards of $80 million when it's put up for auction next month in New York. Right now it's on display in London. It's one of four versions of "The Scream" and the only one still in private hands.
Now here's Anderson.

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Q: Node Js and Angular Js how to send request from server to client I am working through a tutorial for node js and angular. I am new to angular. The problem I am having is. You can navigate throughout the site fine via the client (angular) navbar, but if you type in the url in the browser it becomes a problem because node does not know about the request url. My simple question is. How do you send a node server request to angular?
Please note that I was trying to prevent the catch all app.get('*'). It causes the site to crash. Not sure why. So having two routes is my solution
here is what I am looking for
app.get('/admin/users',function(req,res){
  //This is node. There is already a angular controller that handles this
  //How do I send to angular
  res.send('../../app/public/admin/user-list');//this does not by the way.???
});

Angular route that works fine when navigating through nav bar
$routeProvider.when('/admin/accounts', {
  templateUrl: '/partials/admin/user-list',
  controller: 'mvUserListCtrl', resolve:routeRoleChecks.admin
})

A: Create the resources using app.get(base_url) in node.js and make the resources available at one location
now when you hit the resources from angular
using http like below
return {
        getServiceData: function () {
            $rootScope.loading = true;
            var req = {
                method: 'GET',
                url: base_url+'patients'
            };

            return $http(req).then(function (result) {
                // alert("data in service = " + JSON.stringify(result.data));
                return result.data;
            });
        }

I think this would be helpful

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Q: Edit SQLite3 database information In VS2019 I have window opened "SQLite/SQL Server Compact Toolbox". If I right-click on my SQLite3 db there one of menu items says "Database Information". If I run that I get:
-- Script Date: 12/12/2020 12:19  - ErikEJ.SqlCeScripting version 3.5.2.86
-- Database information:
-- Database: C:\Dev\WrongProjectPath\app.db
-- ServerVersion: 3.30.1
-- DatabaseSize: 176 KB
-- Created: 18/11/2020 18:38

-- User Table information:

. . .

I also can see WrongProjectPath in the actual db file with HEX editor.
I copied this db from another project and now would like to change that information to reflect correct project name.
How can I do that?

A: (answering for @ErikEJ)
Remove the connection from the Toolbox, and point to the correct path when adding a new connection


Adam Silver, NBA commissioner since February 2014 in replacement of David Stern was joined by FCB president Josep Maria Bartomeu on a tour of the Palau Blaugrana and Camp Nou on Thursday. "The museum, the atmosphere and the ground are awesome, world class" said Silver. "It has been an honour to be here and go on this tour", said Silver.
Barça and the NBA have enjoyed a close relationship for decades, including games between each other. These games have always been played either in the US or at the Palau Sant Jordi.
"We'll have to study the proposal, but we'd be very happy if that could be one of the possibilities" commented Joan Bladé, the director responsible for the basketball section.


Great! Sword looks a little out of place, because it's so bright, but fantastic! Good job!
The animation, pose and style are all great. I must agree that it has an unfinishied/unpolished look that sadly brings this down. I would consider coming back to this and reworking it cuz its really cool.
Its really cool! But I think you should add some highlights to the thigh and the shield..
I like the Capcom-esque animated energy coming off of the sprite. However, the sprite itself, still needs a bit of work. It seems unfinished, and unrefined. Kinda' like it was finished mid-way, and sent in. I'd try putting a little more shine in his metalic armor, if thats what it is. Also, the sheild somes kinda bland atm.
I really like the animation on this.


DraftKings is one of the biggest and best of the websites offering Daily Fantasy Sports to fans who'd like a chance to select their own lineups in various sports and try and make some money in the process. This is our guide to setting up and account and picking your first team.
The first thing to do is to open an account which is of course free; just click the 'Play Now' button on the homepage and you'll be prompted to open an account with the box below. Fill in the all the relevant details and when you're done just click 'Sign Up' to complete the process.
DraftKings offers competitions in many different sports so the first thing to do when faced with the lobby screen is to pick the sport in which you have an interest. The sports are circled in red below and because our main interest is football (soccer) we are in the 'FOT' section.
The bottom half of the screen contains the footie competitions available to enter but there are many ways to narrow this choice down. The options on the left hand side will filter by entry fee, type of contest and field size and up at the top you can select a competition on a particular day. By using the filter to search for free to enter tournaments (freerolls) on the upcoming Saturday we're given one choice as you can see below.
Just click enter to head to the next screen which is where we start to pick our players. As you can see from the screenshot below the players are listed in the box on the left, sorted by position using the small tabs above. The games are listed at the top of the screen (along with the weather forecast) and be clicking on one or more matches you are narrowing the player list down to those involved in these fixtures.
The hard work and research is now down to you so if you click on a player you'll see some stats relating to him; if he looks like the man for the job just click the green 'plus' at the end of the row to add him. When selecting a football team you need one goalkeeper, two defenders, two midfielders, two strikers and one utility player (from any position) for a maximum salary of $50,000.
When you're happy with your selection just click the orange 'Enter' button to complete the job; you can come back and edit this team anytime before kickoff.
N.B. It's probably worth mentioning that as an American site, the home and away teams are not listed as we in the UK would expect – Arsenal vs West Ham means Arsenal at West Ham and not the other way round.


Quick and easy chicken tortilla soup recipe, made with simple ingredients in one pot over stovetop. A 30 minute meal, loaded with Mexican spices, beans, tomatoes, corn and chicken.
I love this healthy soup, just as much as some of these other Mexican favorites: Mexican Shredded Chicken (One Pot) and Tomato Avocado Salad (One Bowl).
It's hearty, delicious comfort food, that's perfect for the cold Winter season. The tortilla chips add a wonderful crunch that my family is crazy about!
Now, this is not an authentic recipe because it has been given an "American" makeover but it still tastes fantastic!
How to make easy chicken tortilla soup from scratch?
Saute onions, garlic and jalapenos.
Add broth, tomatoes, beans, corn, chicken, chili powder, paprika, cayenne pepper, cumin powder, salt, pepper, lemon juice.
Mix and let it simmer.
Garnish with cilantro and any toppings you like.
What sides to serve with best chicken tortilla soup?
I enjoy it as is, without any sides. However, for the rest of my family, I have served it with many different sides and the ones below were their favorites.
Salad– keep it a very simple green salad without any strong dressings or vinaigrettes because the soup already has very strong flavors.
Coleslaw– Once again, keep any dressings very light and simple.
Cheese quesadillas– Kids love this side. Use a Mexican cheese blend. It's similar to enjoying tomato soup with grilled cheese sandwiches.
Jalapeno cornbread– Make it from scratch or just use a cornbread mix box and mix in 1 finely chopped jalapeno.
Mexican rice– Typically, that would be cilantro lime rice. Go light on the seasonings though.
How to thicken homemade chicken chicken tortilla soup?
Add a dissolved mixture of cornstarch or flour.
You can get as creative as you like with your toppings and add as many or as few, as you like. The classic choice is obviously tortilla chips, as the name of this recipe, suggests.
Shredded cheese– Cheddar or Mexican cheese blend are awesome!
Sour cream– Use full fat for maximum flavor.
Jalapeno slices– For a spicy kick.
Avocado– You an dice them into small pieces or slice them.
Finely chopped onions- Red onions taste the best.
Tortilla chips– To add a little crunch.
Guacamole– You can buy it or make it at home. It also makes the soup very creamy.
Adjust the amount of spices– This can be done, based on your preference. Be sure to check the flavors near the end and adjust accordingly. If you want it more spicy, add more chili powder e.t.c.
Use low sodium broth– This prevents the soup from becoming too salty.
Drain and rise black beans– This prevents the soup from getting a hideous brown tinge.
Thickening the soup– Cook uncovered over medium heat until liquid is reduced to your desired consistency. This is not supposed to be a super thick and creamy soup.
Use rotisserie chicken or leftover baked/ grilled chicken– Shred it or cut it into cubes. It's saves a lot of time.
Freezing soup– Once the soup fully cools down, freeze it in an air-tight freezer container for up to 1 month.
Using uncooked chicken– If you are not using pre-cooked chicken, then saute 1.5 pounds of small boneless chicken breast cubes in some oil until golden brown and then mix in all the other ingredients.
Use nonstick pot or pan- That's because this prevents sticking and burning.
Lemon juice vs. lime juice– Lime juice tastes the best but not everyone has that in their pantry and it can easily be replaced with lemon juice.
Make this soup creamy– Do this by mixing in 1/2 cup cream cheese near the end and cook/ mix until it dissolves.
Make it vegetarian– Use vegetable broth and stir-fried tofu instead of chicken.
Quick and easy chicken tortilla soup recipe, made with simple ingredients in one pot on stovetop. A 30 minute meal with Mexican spices, beans, corn, chicken.
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The Ballad of Evermore
written by Guest Contributor October 28, 2019
My great-grandfather killed his wife. Negligent homicide they'd call it today. Good intentions gone wrong. I'd heard the story of that blistering summer's eve over a century ago a thousand times—cancer ravaging her breast, flies swarming the window screens, attracted by the fetor of rotting flesh, all because her husband had believed he could heal her with ritual and prayer.
He'd studied a faith healing instructional manual he'd ordered from a catalog. He'd read his bible and memorized key verses and chanted them, alone with her in their backwoods shack on the outskirts of Aurora in eastern North Carolina. He'd loved her. He'd loved God more.
I harbor a picture of that night in my mind's eye—my great-grandfather keeping vigil at her bedside, bearing witness, kerosene lamps lofting shadows on the walls. My great-grandmother's theatrical stare, legs splayed beneath a quilt tattered and yellowed with age, her mouth a perfect O—a last word half spoken, an oracle undelivered. Her spirit lingers in every threshold I've ever tried to cross, reminding me, warning me: there is sorrow, there is suffering, there is regret; you will try to escape it; you will fail.
Following her death, a minister begged my great-grandfather to resurrect his boy. An accident had claimed him a few hours before—a drowning, I think. Word had spread in the community that my great-grandfather had healed itinerant field hands of injuries and illnesses through the years. Surely he could do it again. You have to do it, the boy's father insisted—a minister, a messenger of God, imploring another man, one he thought a diviner, a sage with plow and hoe. My great-grandfather hesitated. He had not saved his wife. Perhaps that was God's will, though, no fault of his own. He leaned over the boy's body, bathed in candlelight, and prayed, touched his bloated face, his chest, tried to wake his sleeping soul, but it had left, absconded in the brooding summer rain.
Others came calling, too. They still had faith in him. They had to. They were desperate, poor, unable to afford medical care. They paid him with chickens, bacon, bushels of tomatoes and greens from their gardens. Heal my aching tooth, they'd plead. Cure my disease. He tried. He failed. Accept the pain, he'd tell them. Don't ask why.
My great-grandfather perished in agony in the house his son and his son's neighbors had built on the outskirts of the same dying town, cancer consuming his brain, like the fire that had made kindling of his leg when he was burning trash. The smell, my grandmother bemoaned to me, oh honey the smell. She'd taken up smoking to mask the stench. When I was a child, I would hide her cigarettes and she would pay me a dollar to retrieve them. I still love to tell that story, just as my grandmother used to love to tell it. She'd revise the details. In some versions I'd hidden them in a kitchen cupboard, in others in a shoe box in her closet, she'd claim, a Camel pinched between her fingers, her throaty voice the victim of consequence and time.
They are all gone now, like I will one day be gone, my ashes nourishing fabled Southern soil. I will become a tale, like my great-grandparents and my grandmother, fodder for family lore, swapped like photographs over dinner, the image unclear, the context forgotten. I am a devastating eye injury when I was five; a thief of bubble gum from a grocery store around the same age; a recalcitrant third grader paddled by my teacher for writing fuck on the coat closet floor; a tete-a-tete with John Fogerty backstage at Minges Coliseum when I was seventeen; a Bob Dylan soundalike contest winner when I was twenty; a solo road trip from California back home to North Carolina that took me to Graceland and Beale Street when I was twenty-three; a horrified gaze at the half-frozen Pepperidge Farms coconut cake my new mother-in-law pulled from a plastic Food Lion bag following my civil service wedding when I was twenty-five; a relieved divorcee a decade later; a quixotic journey to London in search of Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page that summer; a stowaway on a bus from Liverpool to London after I ran out of money when I was thirty-six; a grief-stricken widow of another husband when I was forty-four; a serendipitous lover of one who slipped into my story nearly five years later. I am the great-granddaughter of a charlatan and his ill-fated love; the granddaughter of their carpenter son and his pack-a-day wife; the child of their daughter, dead over fifteen years now. I am rising action, conflict, climax, denouement, and resolution that never comes, a song with strained rhymes and awkward melodies, tragedy told in verse, the innocuous sung in tune.
I am fettered to my family's folklore.
Christy Halberg is a Teaching Associate Professor of English at East Carolina University, where she earned her BS and MA in English. She received her MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College. In addition to her teaching duties, she is Senior Associate Editor for North Carolina Literary Review. She has published short stories and creative nonfiction in such journals as Main Street Rag, Fiction Southeast, Riggwelter, Eclectica, Solidago, Litro Magazine, STORGY Magazine, and Concho River Review.
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Nintendo Publicly Cuts Ties With Game Publication After Pokemon Sword and Shield Leaks
By Chris Priestman
Updated: 11 Feb 2020 6:00 pm
Posted: 11 Feb 2020 4:55 pm
Nintendo and The Pokemon Company have announced they will no longer work with a game publication after one of its reviewers leaked images of Pokemon Sword and Shield back in November 2019.
The reviewer worked for Portugese website FNintendo and received a copy of the Nintendo Switch game early. He then shared photos of the game online that revealed multiple Pokemon in Sword and Shield that were unannounced at the time.
Nintendo and The Pokemon Company discovered the source of these leaks and took immediate action. But now the two companies have gone further and announced in a statement released to press today that they've cut ties with that reviewer and FNintendo completely.
"Both he and FNintendo failed to handle confidential material, resulting in a clear breach of the confidentiality agreement between Nintendo and the media outlet. As a result, Nintendo will no longer work with FNintendo," reads the statement.
"Nintendo will always protect its intellectual property and brands. Leaks hurt not just Nintendo, but the thousands of employees who work hard to bring games to market, and the millions of fans around the world who look forward to news and surprises.
To surprise and delight players through new experiences is a shared passion for Nintendo and The Pokémon Company. We will pursue all avenues to preserve surprises for players of future Pokémon titles."
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FNintendo has released its own statement on the matter, which admits to being the source of the leaks, and offers an apology. Here's FNintendo's statement:
"At the beginning of November, a series of off-screen photographs leaked multiple new and unannounced Pokémon from Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield. We want to take this opportunity to openly admit to our readers that FNintendo was responsible for leaking some of these photos.
Nintendo offered us a copy of the game for review purposes, with clear embargo guidelines, to which we agreed. This copy was then sent to one of our reviewers, who leaked the information. Following the investigation, FNintendo severed its relationship with this reviewer.
Our relationship with Nintendo Portugal dates back 11 years, but our part in this leak is a clear breach of the confidentiality agreement between us, and, as a result, a total breach of trust with Nintendo.
We recognise it is impermissible to break embargo guidelines and we failed to handle the review materials with sufficient care. We fully respect Nintendo's decision to cancel the confidentiality agreement between our companies as a result of this breach of trust, and accept that we will no longer receive products from Nintendo, nor will we be invited to attend their events.
We want to apologise to Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, and to our readers for letting them down."
It isn't just FNintendo that were hunted down by The Pokemon Company for leaking unannounced Pokemon. In late November 2019, the company announced it was after 4Chan and Discord users that leaked photos from the Sword and Shield strategy guide before it was released.
Then, in December 2019, The Pokemon Company said it had been given legal permission to pursue those leakers to the full extent of the law. This involved seeking financial reimbursement from the leakers and any legal punishment that is deemed appropriate by court.
It wasn't just Pokemon Sword and Shield that was subject to huge leaks last year either. We summed it all up in the biggest leaks of 2019, which includes some of the biggest game announcements in recent years alongside info on next-gen consoles.
Chris Priestman is a freelancer who writes news for IGN. Follow him on Twitter.
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Sotheby's ViewBanksy's 'Show Me The Monet' Sells for $9.8m
Pseudonymous street artist Banksy's 2005 work Show Me The Monet has sold for $9.8 million at Sotheby's in London. The second most expensive Banksy piece the art world has seen at auction, the piece is a parody of Monet's water lily paintings with added traffic cones and shopping trollies. Sotheby's said the piece "presents a dialogue on the impact of the corporate world on our environment and the sacrifices made at the expense of so-called...
Life & CultureBanksy Loses Trademark Battle With Greeting Card Company
Graffiti artist Banksy has lost a legal battle over one of his most famous artworks with a greetings card company. The artwork, known as Flower Thrower, depicts a masked protester throwing a bouquet of flowers. It first appeared on a wall in Jerusalem in 2005, and was appropriated by a UK-based card company, Full Colour Black, for use on greetings cards. Banksy successfully applied for an EU trademark for the work in 2014, and in...
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Following the launch and sell-out of its initial share offering, digital art investments platform ARTCELS now plans to release 400 additional shares on 8th April 2020, and during the coronavirus pandemic plans to create bespoke virtual art experiences to allow shareholders to enjoy their art assets from the safety of their homes. ARTCELS opened in London with 'XXI', the first ever asset-based contemporary art exhibition, which featured rare and unseen works by blue-chip artists like...
Life & CultureBanksy Exhibition Comes to London – Someone Tell Banksy
A 'sort of' Banksy exhibition, The Art of Banksy, is coming to London after visits to Melbourne, Tel Aviv, Auckland, Toronto, Miami, Gothenburg and Sydney (but not Berlin, where it was cancelled). Curated by Banksy's former agent, Steve Lazarides, the exhibition is described as 'not authorized by Banksy and not curated in collaboration with the artist'. See also: Banksy's 'Show Me The Monet' Sells for $9.8m Opening on April 23rd 2020 at an as yet...
Life & CultureBanksy: How A Vandal Broke The Mould of British Art
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We expect certain artists to sell for millions at auction, but would we ever have thought that a vandal would become one of the biggest names in contemporary art? The pseudonymous artist known as Banksy has disrupted the art market yet again, with the recent sale at Sotheby's of the painting Devolved Parliament (which depicts MPs as chimps in the House of Commons) for £9.9 million, five times its estimate. It was a world record...
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Peter Harrington Gallery is launching a new modern and contemporary prints catalogue containing 69 rare and limited edition prints by artists including Salvador Dali, Damien Hirst, Roy Lichtenstein, L.S Lowry, Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol. Kevin Finch, manager of Peter Harrington Gallery says: "We are very excited to launch this new catalogue which contains a wide range of fabulous items for sale, many by very well-known artists. Signed prints offer an exciting and more affordable...
Art FocusBanksy Mural to be Moved From Port Talbot Garage to Gallery
A mural by mysterious graffiti artist Banksy is to be moved from a garage wall in Port Talbot to a new gallery in the town. Essex-based gallery owner John Brandler paid a six-figure sum for Seasons Greetings, and described it as one of the artist's most important works. The graffiti on steelworker Ian Lewis' garage appeared overnight in December 2018. Contractors begin transferring the piece, painted across two...
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A Banksy artwork that was painted to memorialise the victims of a 2015 terror attack in Paris has been stolen. The black and white work depicted a mournful female figure wearing a veil and was reportedly cut out of the emergency doors at the Bataclan concert hall, where it paid homage to the 90 people killed at the venue in November 2015. The concert hall reported the theft in a tweet on Saturday. 'It's a...
Art TrendsLatest Banksy Artwork 'Season's Greetings' Sold for Six-figure Sum
The notorious Banksy strikes again. Season's Greetings, which appeared on the side of a nondescript garage in Port Talbot just before Christmas in 2018, has been sold to a private dealer for a six-figure sum. About 20,000 people are thought to have made their way to visit the anonymous street artist's latest mural since it was discovered in the Welsh town, but the graffiti now belongs to Essex-based Banksy expert John Brandler. After finding himself...
Art FocusArtist Buys Banksy's 'Slave Labour' to Whitewash It
American street artist Ron English has announced his plans to paint over a Banksy artwork after paying £561,000 for it. Slave Labour (Bunting Boy), a celebrated work by Banksy and painted on the side of a North London Poundland in 2012, joined more of the elusive street artists' work at the Street & Contemporary Art auction held by Juliens Auctions on Wednesday November 14. One of the most publicised examples of Banksy's social commentary, the...


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Trump's message to the world: Keep your tired, your poor, your huddled masses | Eugene Robinson
By Eugene Robinson | Washington Post
August 13, 2019 at 5:00 a.m.
The erratic Trump administration has had just one consistent policy principle, one guiding North Star: punitive and often sadistic treatment of nonwhite immigrants.
President Trump's claim that he supports legal immigration, as opposed to the undocumented "invasion" he rails against, turns out to be — big surprise — a lie. On Monday, the administration proved its antagonism toward those who "stand in line" and "come in the right way" by issuing a new rule forcing many legal immigrants to make an impossible choice: accept needed government benefits to which they are fully entitled, or preserve their chances of obtaining permanent residence.
Say you're an immigrant from Mexico who came here legally to join family members who are already permanent residents or citizens. Say you're working a full-time minimum wage job, plus odd jobs nights and weekends. You are a productive member of society. You are paying payroll taxes, sales taxes, vehicle registration fees and other government levies. Still, as hard as you work, you can't make ends meet.
You may be legally entitled to health care through Medicaid. You may be entitled to food assistance through the SNAP program, formerly known as food stamps. You may be entitled to housing assistance. But according to the new Trump administration rule — set to take effect in two months — if you use any of these programs, you might forfeit the opportunity to ever obtain a green card making you a permanent resident. That means you also forfeit the chance of ever becoming a citizen.
Long advocated by White House adviser Stephen Miller, the Torquemada of the immigration inquisition, the new policy is a major step in Trump's crusade to Make America White Again. If it survives court challenges, the new rule could dramatically reduce legal — I repeat, legal — immigration from low-income countries. Not coincidentally, I am sure, this means fewer black and brown people would be granted resident status.
Trump's message to the world: Keep your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. As he memorably and disgracefully put it: "Our Country is FULL!"
This is part of a well-established pattern. Trump often uses immigrants as scapegoats, encouraging his supporters to blame them for any and all problems they face. But beneath the cynical posturing there appears to be genuine animus.
Does the president hate all immigrants? He did once allegedly muse about wanting more newcomers from Norway. But those who are not white are treated, by this administration, as if they were not fully human.
How else to characterize a policy of cruelly separating children from their asylum-seeking parents at the border? Of keeping children in cages and denying them toothbrushes or soap? Of cramming adults into overcrowded lockups when their only crime was to lawfully seek refuge from violence and persecution?
Last week, U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement staged what was apparently the biggest one-day immigration raid in modern American history. Approximately 680 men and women classified as "removable aliens" were arrested at six work sites in Mississippi. Taken from their job sites, many left young children waiting in vain, and in anguish, for their parents to pick them up from school or daycare.
ICE has limited resources — certainly nowhere near enough to go after all of the estimated 11 million unauthorized immigrants in the United States. The only policy that makes sense is to prioritize the capture and removal of those who pose a genuine danger, such as MS-13 gang members. But that's not who you find punching a clock for minimum wage at a chicken plant in Mississippi. Instead, you find hard-working people trying to put food on the table for their families.
The raid was a demonstration, a warning, a show of force. If the administration were serious it would have gone after the employers, who were not immediately hit with charges or sanctions — and are already looking for replacement workers. The message to undocumented migrants was: You are weak. We can hurt you whenever we want.
Sensible immigration reform would provide the law-abiding undocumented with a pathway to legal status and citizenship. But the Republican Party blocks action because it is terrified that these immigrants would eventually become Democrats. I wonder why.
I'm betting that not a single unemployed steel worker or laid-off coal miner moves to Mississippi to take those jobs plucking poultry. Trump's immigration policy isn't a matter of economics. Nor is it a matter of principle or fairness.
Cruelty isn't a sideshow in the way Trump deals with nonwhite immigrants. It's the main event.
Eugene Robinson | Columnist
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