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It will not be something going into the jury room with the exhibits but it can be shown to them used as an illustration device during the closing arguments. so it seems like well see it during closing arguments, how do you expect it to work? >> well, they will use it as an exhibit as an illustration of their view of the case. showing, of course, that george zimmerman was the victim and that trayvon martin was the aggressor. will it work? i know that many say it can be extremely impressive to the...

The most compelling. his sadness was so palpable. hes clearly in so much grief. he was very elegant on the witness stand and the jury was with him. they were leaning forward. one of the jurors just had her hand over her mouth like this, the entire time. ive got to tell you, i think the defense had a really good day today with a lot of their witnesses, but this was a bad call that they made, anderson. its something that you just dont do. you dont call the victims grieving father as your witness a...

>> and as you described you pulled your chair back and in disbelief you were listening to voices for help and also more importantly the shot. >> thats correct. >> you realized of that the shot -- >> that killed my son, yes. >> did you really know what to do at that point? >> no, i was -- my world was from that point until today, my world has just been turned upside down. >> you know, sunny, all of us are watching this trial on television dont see what you see because youre in the courtroom. how ...

>> absolutely. i think of all of witnesses that have testified about trayvon martins voice, he seemed to be the most compelling. his sadness was so palpable. hes clearly in so much grief. these very elegant on the witness stand and the jury was with him. they were leaning forward. within of the jurors just had her hand over her mouth like this, the entire time. ive got to tell you, i think the defense had a really good day today with a lot of their witnesses, but this was a bad call that they ma...

These mothers they are right or maternal instinct compel each to protect her son regardless of what may be true? second guessers have an array of questions to entertain. would a mother lie about such a thing? could she? would she wish another womans son convicted on the basis of her sense of things? can she know with certainty that the voice in the background barely audible is that of her son and not of the other man? the last question is most compelling, can she? and i just thought about that a...

Underpinnings of roe versus wade. good for them. so tough. >> now to the science of fetal pain. republicans say the science is with them with you but the current research ive read and nothing is entirely conclusive, it says fetuses may feel pain somewhere around the 29th, not the 20th and certainly not the 15th which is what you just heard. this party is fabricating science in order to make an aargument. >> its so disconnected from the political reality that will republicans face. republicans fa...

The more compelling of the book story of covering the civil rights movement. he was a poor kid from alabama who wrote some of the most powerful books written. >> my colleague at the website has a horrifying story about the florida abortion industry. it terms out there are more gosnels operating than we thought. thats it for this edition of "the daily run down". we will have the latest on the house benghazi hearing. tomorrow a deep dive for the search of senators. why are parties having such a ...

Unfolding literally outside of their living room windows here. were about half a block away. straight behind me is 67 franklin street, thats where the suspect was apprehended in that boat in the backyard. earlier today as we get more and more of the eyewitness accounts, one of the most compelling was from stacey who lives five doors down from the house. and she talked about what it was like when authorities came up to her door. she answered the door literally to guns pulled in her face because t...

The democrats have. >> what about the inevitability that is out there that is potentially her greatest weakness? >> i dont know what she can do about it. were going to talk about it because shes the most compelling, interesting person and were going to continue to talk about it and shes not going to make up her mind probably until the midterm. were going to be siting around here and waiting and theres not much we can do about it and we ought to enjoy it for what it is and its the best thing ive ...

Being inside a detective story. looking at how these companies have, have deepened our dependence on salt, sugar fat especially. >> and the other thing that is just staggering is the science. the amount of research and development they put into every aspect. you talk about something called the bliss point. >> yes. >> which anybody who has bitten into a cheeto, which im sure you have, sam stein, and you threw the bag away, so there would be no evidence about your orange fingers. the bliss point i...