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Particularly grew to like her. even when they read about her difficulties, it only increased their affection for a woman who seemed to have so many confrontations and obstacles and came through them. so i think this attention is a direct result of dianas legacy. of course, its incarnated in her son william because he, in so many ways, is like his mother. he, hills, is aligned with a charity for homeless people in central london. himself and his brother have an organization that serves the victim...

Scandal, and speculation, there were many moments of normalcy. >> they were watching tv and munch potato chips. she would take them to mcdonalds. she would do regular things with the boys, and she would hug them and kiss them and show them affection. >> as a teen, william was coming into his own, learning to live in the public eye, and living out the lessons his father and mother taught him. >> this was a woman who insisted on taking her children out of the palace, into hospitals, into hospices,...

Yes even in the midst of living in this fish bowel of tragedy, scandal, and speculation, there were many moments of normalcy. >> they were watching tv and munch potato chips. she would take them to mcdonalds. she would do regular things with the boys, and she would hug them and kiss them and show them affection. >> as a teen, william was coming into his own, learning to live in the public eye, and living out the lessons his father and mother taught him. >> this was a woman who insisted on taking...

Scandal and speculation, there were many moments of normalcy. >> they would sit watching tv and munch potato chips. she would take them to mcdonalds. she would do regular things with the boys and hug them and kiss them and show them affection. >> as a teen, william was coming into his own, learning to live in the public eye, and living out the lessons his father and mother taught him. >> this was a woman who insisted on taking her children out of the palace into hospitals, into hospices to meet ...

Were many moments of normalcy. >> they would sit watching tv and munch potato chips. she would take them to mcdonalds. she would do regular things with the boys and hug them and kiss them and show them affection. >> as a teen, william was coming into his own, learning to live in the public eye, and living out the lessons his father and mother taught him. >> this was a woman who insisted on taking her children out of the palace into hospitals, into hospices to meet the homeless, to do the serious...

Difficult to hear. >> i think they knew trayvon was 17 years old. they heard that during the trial. its a lot of things that were not said about trayvon during the trial. but you -- they knew that he was a teenager. they knew that he was on his way home. they knew that he had went to the store. they knew that he ran. they knew that he felt that george zimmerman was creepy. so there are some things they did know about trayvon. they may didnt understand why he didnt go home, well, if someone is fo...

Responsible for here. hes responsible for making south africa what it is today. outside this hospital, an emotionally packed environment. you have to feel for that and how much these people love nelson mandela, how much he is respected and just simply adored and how big a tremendous loss it will be when the inevitable happens and everybody here is hoping that that day is no time in the near future. but, again, yes, the celebration continues here onto the night. its been that way for many of the ...

More clear. its very clear that she didnt understand or she didnt like, its clear they rejected the perspective from the prosecution. >> the key strategic decision that the prosecution made is underlined by her testimony, which is they decided to introduce all those tapes, of his police interviews, interviews with fox news. they put his story in front of the jury. their theory was, they were so contradictory, it would show he was a liar. i never bought that to start with. but i think the fact th...

Hell never forget, but i hope he can. >> before we hear more, i want to bring in our panel, paul henderson, mark geragos, jeffrey toobin and danny cevallos. she says she didnt get a sense of who trayvon martin was. do you think that could have made a difference? >> it might have, but probably not. you no, trials are not really about the defendant, and i dont know -- >> she clearly not a sense of who she believed george zimmerman was. >> absolutely. her identification with zimmerman is very strik...

Zimmerman was. >> absolutely. her identification with zimmerman is very striking and somewhat unusual. the degree to which she feels sympathy, even almost an affection for zimmerman is striking. trials are about defendants, and his -- zimmermans intent, zimmermans back ground, zimmermans intent, thats what the case was about. and trayvon martin, there really was not much of an opportunity to present a human face on him, or was there or should there have been? i dont know. >> if you were the pros...