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Sees. while some of those tensions youre reporting on will spill out and be somewhat evident, a lot of these hearings are not available to the jury. a lot of information is not available. thats why sometimes we see two different pictures emerge there and ultimately all that matters to this case and its disposition will be what those six people decide. craig, thank you. stay with us. everyone else, were going to take a quick break and talk more about george zimmermans impending decision on whethe...

Lawyers. i like people who do their homework. i like people who show up with their game face. not only bernie but im going to say mark omara might be one of the finest defense attorneys i have witnessed because of his disposition. he is a nice guy. he is not rude or mean or rattles people. he gets what he needs out of his witnesses. >> i have been prosecutor for a very long time. when you are watching professional great guys and these guys are and you see a doctor like di maio take the stand. yo...

Disposition that makes you feel good about who you are and go after it, so at the end of the day theology has got to bring us to the place where we say, when you meet god for the first time, you meet yourself. >> well, were going to leave it there but were going to have a lot more on "politics nation" with bishop jones as we go forward and certainly joy is always with us. thank you both for coming on the show. thank you for bringing the gospel to the essence fest. its been amazing and inspiring ...

>> all right, lets bring back our experts here. cnn legal analyst sunny hostin and attorney mark nejame. what do you think that the medical examiner could remember nothing from the autopsy? zero, he said. >> see, that didnt concern me as much as some other things, only because, i mean, if hes conducted, as he says, 3,000 autopsies, and you know, this happened months and months ago, he may not have any independent recollection of conducting the autopsy, and that happens oftentimes, and you hear e...

Examiner whos conducting the autopsy in your case. you get what you get. and so, i think that may have been a problem, because he couldnt be controlled, although he maintained his disposition throughout, he spoke with conviction, and i was in the courtroom for his testimony, and he did appear quirky and charming, and the jury laughed along with him. but in my view, ive just never seen a medical examiner be such a loose cannon in a courtroom. i dont know how thats going to play out. >> so, were g...

Is it a one off situation or is it a frequent phrase? is this his disposition or demeanor towards white people. >> yes, tamron, consider how dpleks is because she says trayvon martin, african-american man, used the "n" word as george zimmerman, a man who identifies as hispanic, in talking to her, an african-american woman. a lot of complexities here. >> thats not that complex. bottom line is for some people it is a word that is used as a general insult whatever the race is. if you listen to, you...

And the phone goes dadr dead. she started crying at one point and she seemed very credible. and the defense started to ask her about discrepancies and things they had heard from her. she had been asked questions by trayvon martins attorney and she said she was 16 years old when she was in actuality, she was 18. she didnt go to the wake because she was at the hospital. turns out, she didnt go to the trayvon martin wake because she didnt want to see his dead body. understandable, but not exactly t...

Im going to be pissed off and snap probably. im going to start cussing. im going to throw a couple chairs. >> meanwhile ronnie tye is anticipating a visit from his fiancee. >> im here to visit my fiancee, ronnie tye. the most amazing person in the world. >> i get married on the 23rd. im pretty excited about that. shes a very sweet girl. and i do love her. shes the best thing thats happened to me. >> hes just amazing. its like he has his own little disposition, i guess, that i like. hes very hone...

Alexis is the executive director of the american values institute. brad blakeman is the former deputy assistant president w. bush. and good to see both of you. thank you very much. alexis, so were trying to break this down. irs and benghazi. so how much of this can be attributed to what many see as an aloof disposition, maybe the president is too hands off, maybe boils down to the president didnt know. do you think that argument is enough to satisfy the people? >> you know, i think thats a very ...

Sits boarded up, a macabre attraction for sight seers. inside these walls, three women were living a life of hel already, now, neighbors want that house exercised from their community. cleveland city councilman brian cummings understands the outcry. he is cautioning neighbors to be patient. thank you for joining, councilman cummings. >> good morning. >> tell us about the calls you have been getting into your officer about this house. >> well, actually, primarily, just asking us whats going to ha...