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conflict of interest. this is where it gets complicated. omara became zimmermans attorney after being recommended by mark nejame who cnn hired as a legal analyst. hes an orlando lawyer. hes also the law partner of the judge. the judges husband. they referred him no mark omara who filed the recusal file today. he joins me now. you filed the motion to recuse the judge. are you confident it is going to be granted? >> yes, i do. the way their rule is set up is once the presentation is made...

the judges husband. they referred him no mark omara who filed the recusal file today. he joins me now. thanks for joining me. earlier this afternoon you filed the motion to recuse the judge. are you confident it is going to be granted? >> yes, i do. the way their rule is set up is once the presentation is made by verified motion, the court should grant it. she could have an inquiry if she wanted to. i dont think she will. i think she will grant it and move it on to another judge. >> ar...

But hes my son, so, no, im not supposed to feel the same way. i dont know. its been a long road. and i cant turn my back on him. hes mine. >> while christopher was not always close to his father growing up, abuse was never part of their history together. but the ugly tentacles of child abuse stretch throughout limon. its home to both abusers and the abused. >> i dont feel physical pain. it doesnt register with me. when i hit, somebody hits me here, i become infuriated and all i want to do is rip...

Members. the couples new life began in a cheap apartment on the edge of town. >> just waking up every morning was just amazing because it was just the two of us. every single time you ever discussed the topic of his past, of karen, of his childhood, there was anger in there that i had never seen before. he just boiled. >> the couple married, rick found a job as a shipping clerk. and for a time it seemed they had escaped their past. but ex-cult members began contacting rick, pressurizing him to t...

At its newest project. glasses that let you take pictures, see messages, basically it would one day replace your phone. but we begin this half-hour with new details from whitney houstons autopsy. the final coroners report indicates the singer had a hole in her nose, which is common in long term drug abusers. a white powdery residue was found in a spoon on the bathroom counter. and medication, drugs, marijuana, were also found in her system. none of the drugs on their own were at lethal levels,...

charlotte, north carolina. the biggest rally taking place last night in sanford, florida. lets look at these image, a mass of people gathering not far from where trayvon martin was shot dead from george zimmerman february 26th, the gathering taking place hours after sanfords police chief temporarily stepped aside but did not step down. the governor of florida has assigned a new special prosecutor to this case as trayvons parents again call for zimmermans arrest. >> i stand before you t...

Again. if we were to do away with our drug laws and log get miez narcotic use in this country let an adult do what they do we know stat tisiccally the drug usage numbers are going to sky rocket. people think we are not for drug laws drug abuse would be rampant. it criminalizes all drugs ten years ago. the number of abusers would not sky rocket. >> in portugal which people often talk about is actually a blatant failure. >> we went to fort gull, he is just wrong. >> huge problem with reviews. >> t...

ago. the shooter is still a free man. the family said it was murder. that and more right here, right now on cnn. good evening. im don lemon and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with a developing story that is a turning point for the u.s.-led mission in afghanistan and could starlt bringing the men and women there home much sooner than we thought. in a matter of weeks or days. the tragic story of army staff sergeant robert bales played out last weekend, but tonight he i...

his arrival? >> reporter: he was surrounded by a gaggle of cameras, as you would expect. he is no stranger to high profile cases. this is a lawyer who represented serial killer ted bundy as well as the barefoot bandit here in washington. i want you to take a look at what he said to reporters as soon as he arrived. >> it was a shock. more of a shock perhaps to them and the neighbors. everybody thinks hes a very nice person and a great person. >> reporter: well, we are continuing to try ...

Prohibition. >> john: here is the murder rate about 80 years ago, it rose when alcohol was banned and dropped when it was legal again. >> if we want to do away with drug laws and say let adults do what they do, we know statistically the drug usage numbers are going to skyrocket. >> john: but we dont know that. they would think drug abuse would be rampant. portugal did he criminalized all drugs and the number of abusers did not skyrocket. >> people talk about portugal as a success, its actually a...