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How do you take somebody on the ground the distance to make that recognizable? >> didnt you think he had a few seconds, 3.5 seconds of trayvon martins voice to work with. they need somewhere around 30, so 16 science just gone by now? >> what the state is doing, its clever of them. they lost that frye hearing. that was a cornerstone to have an expert say that was, in fact, george zimmermans voice, we predicted they had to change up their game plan. what they ended up doing is taking a witness aga...

The fact of the matter is that witness was a defense witness. the young man, mr. -- >> well, he was called by the prosecution. >> he was called by the prosecution because the prosecution wanted to take the air out of a defense witness. but when on cross by mr. omara, because its his witness, the fact of the matter is he is going to treat him differently. on the other hand, with my esteemed colleague mr. west, he has an ethical professional duty to zealously advocate for the accused. thats the co...

Grow? >> basically the real key point to hard growth is the quality and integrity of our product and maintaining really strict standards. and people like it. you know. its a consumable item. people keep coming back year after year. now with the internet, if they cant make it to gale inform a, we ship it to them. >> you have these sample jars but never label what kind of popcorn it is. >> right. >> why? it seems it could be confusing. >> i like doing it that way i like the interaction of immediat...

Air out of a defense witness. but when on cross by mr. omara, because its his witness, the fact of the matter is he is going to treat him differently. on the other hand, with my esteemed colleague mr. west, he has an ethical professional duty to zealously advocate for the accused. thats the cornerstone of our constitution. now, would i have liked to see him be light were ms. jeantel? of course i would, because im human like everybody else. but at the end of the day, we have the accused. the accu...

Case that was decided yesterday at the supreme court. >> in 2008 when we elected the first african-american president, it was a glorious day, but later that night it was a horrible night when the returns for prop 8 came in saying that we were going to be treated as second-class citizens, and we just could not fathom being treated like that anymore. >> so it was that moment in 2008 when we simultaneously had this great civil rights advance of electing an african-american president, and also the c...

While at the same time, the country is still absorbing the decision by the same court just one day before to take a sledgehammer to the cornerstone of american civil rights law when they destroyed the voting rights act. and, yes, its under different rationales and for different structural reasons and responding to different specific circumstances and cases, but regardless, like that night in 2008, if you were in california, once again at the same moment the country is being pulled in two opposit...

Prosecution. >> he was called by the prosecution because the prosecution wanted to take the air out of a defense witness. but when on cross by mr. omara, because its his witness, the fact of the matter is he is going to treat him differently. on the other hand, with my esteemed kocolleague mr. west, has an ethical professional duty to zealously advocate for the accused. thats the cornerstone of our constitution. now, would i have liked to see him be light were ms. jeantel? of course i would, bec...

That? >> look, could of does not establish this case beyond a reasonable doubt or her testimony beyond a reasonable doubt. could have is ambiguous. it is maybe yes, maybe know, beyond a reasonable doubt is the standard. could of doesnt cut it. i think during the same exchange it comes up later she says she could hear wet grass. i cant imagine that the jurors are going to find her to be credible and this case, this will be the cornerstone of this case. i think the state will have to change up the...

Part a cornerstone of their case, and i think that they have troubles any time the state has a witness who seems to lack this measure of credibility. remember, she is an acknowledged liar. she admitted she has been less than truthful on several occasions and now she is asking everybody to believe her. one has to ask themselves very simply is this a witness who you can believe beyond and to the exclusion of every every reasonable doubt to sustain a conviction? i think thats a challenge and i thin...

Before he was killed by george zimmerman. rachel jenn jeantel has struggled through a second day of tough cross-examination. the trial is in recess and theyre taking a lunch break. it will resume fairly soon, though. jeantel will be back on the stand to finish her testifying. she has been testifying for hours. were joined by two cnn legal analysts following this trial very closely. mark nejame is in orlando. this testimony has been going on for hours over two days. what stands out the most to yo...