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>> were not aware of exactly what the note was. we know it meant something to him, enough to eat it. i would imagine it was the bank note. but it could have been a shopping list. backing up in tight spots is one thing. but pushing it to the limit like this is quite another, especially if the guy behind you is a cop in a patrol car. >> i saw the jumper jump up and i saw the wheels. when i saw the wheel coming at my face, that was a very scary moment. >> thats what happened the night of july 22n...

Safety shouldnt be an option. >> 292 people are killed a year by cars backing up. 18,000 are injured. 44% of the deaths are kids under the age of 5. the d.o.t. declined to comment. the lawsuit asked the d.o.t. to issue the rule within t90 days. >> those numbers are so tragic. >> history is coming to life for some lucky students in new york. more than 400 years ago henry hudson sailed from lower manhattan to the state capital albany and every september a full-scale replica of his ship "half moon ...

To when was the crime alleged, when might the conviction or exoneration actually happen? and when do the contract dates kick in for all these layers? >> the back story also is that they negotiate an agreement that applies to all of these high-paid players. they dont want somebody with a marijuana conviction of a crime or in jail on a marijuana charge to forfeit a $20 million bonus. so the same rule applies to that case as a murder case. here the question is, when did he allegedly commit the murd...

All ju $14.99. me into red lobster, and sea od differently. right now, go to redlober.com for $10 off 2 select entrees. good monday through thsday. >> shepard: the surveillance video shows the bus driver and passengers flying around during a dead lay crash. look at this. >> shepard: something else, right? appears nobody saw anything coming. chinese state media reports the driver was backing up -- look at this dnr when a struck landed into the bus, rolled it upside-down before it landed on the si...

Disagree with. what she said, that i did what the law compelled me to do and the law must be changed if were going to deal with this situation differently. this is a juror who voted to acquit george zimmerman. you cannot get around the fact that the stand your ground law, which she said they deliberated on even though it was not in the trial. but it certainly impacts how self defense is instructed by a judge. it certainly impacts the fact that george zimmerman was released today. he killed trayv...

That is now also in 32 other states that gives people the right to go and use deadly force without any kind of backing up, with any kind of retreat, is the language in the law. and you could be wrong. what people are escaping in this debate and discussion around the law, lawrence, is that you cannot in any way shape or form tell anybody what trayvon martin did wrong. he went to the store to get some skittles and ice tea and to go home. he did not commit a crime or was trespassing. there was no r...

That based on her opinion, what she saw, she thought the bigger man was on top. and, she told you that the voice she heard she thought was a child versus an older person. now, is she an expert? had she ever heard these voices before? no, she is just telling you what she believes. >> obviously, trying to make the case for george zimmerman, having been on top. the state almost conceded that trayvon martin was on top during this demonstration. >> trayvon martin backing up, could not the defendant h...

Interpretation about what somebody else said. >> you talked about the use of force continuum, right? >> yes, sir. >> and thats -- explain that for the jury, what that is. >> like i said, its a force containment, systematics approach to escalation and de-escalation of force, taking into consideration background training, if "x" happens you cant respond with "y." the idea is to give an objectively reasonable objection to two behaviors. >> if trayvon martin was backing up as i demonstrated a moment...

Trayvon martin or whether it was trayvon martin who attacked george zimmerman, you cant say? >> thats correct, sir. >> in fact, you cant testify as to who threw the first punch. >> thats correct, sir. >> and you cant say whether it was trayvon martin defending himself or george zimmerman defending himself in terms of when this first started. >> when it first started, thats correct, sir. >> reporter: the prosecutor got the witness to admit the defense was paying demayo $400 an hour for his expert...

>> reporter: the state was also to get the pathologist to say that trayvon martin could have been trying to move away just before the shot was fired. >> at that point, you dont know if trayvon martin was backing up, backing away in terms of providing an angle or whether he was going forward, you cant say? >> all i said is its consistent with his account, mr. zimmermans account, thats all. >> its also consistent with trayvon martin pulling back in terms of providing the same angle. >> i told you ...