Protesters across the United States are reacting with outrage and prayer in the wake of George Zimmerman’s acquittal; the U.S. is warning the Egyptian military to stop cracking down on Islamist protesters, even as Egyptian prosecutors freeze the assets of top Muslim Brotherhood leaders; yesterday capped another deadly weekend in Iraq, where more than 760 people have been killed since June; Syrian journalists living abroad are hoping to use old-school techniques to bring unbiased news to the people; and Russian president Vladimir Putin says he wants whistleblower Edward Snowden out of the Moscow airport where he’s taken refuge.

Evening Edition 95 - Monday, July 15, 2013

Five top stories in five minutes, each weekday. Your commute-sized way to catch up on the day's most important news. Hosted by Angela Kilduff and Tom Carmony.