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0 >> continuing on the stand now is detective chris serino, the official detective who changed the official police report, wanting the charge to be manslaughter and not second-degree murder. lets listen in. >> -- february the 2 9th, did you have further contact with the defendant? >> yes, i did. >> was that at the sanford police department? >> yes, it was. >> was an interview conducted of the defendant on that day? >> yes, it was. >> okay. and were his miranda rights given by investigator single...

0 when i see here things like, as he put his hands on his head when the officer arrived, "he goes, i told the officer where on my person the firearm was holstered." i mean it is almost as if it has been lived worth of 30 years worth of police reports that i have read. it is that dead-on in choosing the language in the sort of stilted way police speak. >> so strike. and as lisa indicated, tts the calmness with which he describes this compared with the hysterics of the witness whose heard this tak...

0 in self-defense. he recognizes he took the life of another human being. so it shows a more human side to him. >> okay. thank you very much. well continue following the trial of course. im brooke baldwin. jake tapper and "the lead" starts right now. >> it sounded to the dispatcher -- >> im jake tapper, this is "the lead." youre watching live coverage of the george zimmerman trial. youre listening to interviews that officer serino did with george zimmerman. lets take a listen. >> now you want us...

0 the only thing thats keeping you cool here is the actual ground. were trained to dig a hole right by your mouth to try to breathe through the ground where its cooler. theres two types of heat. the radiant heat about 95% of that is reflected. you can imagine how hot it is. you have gloves on your hand. once your hands burn you cant hold it down. >> why do you suppose they didnt survive? >> unfortunately, one of biggest things is suffocation. a lot of times you dont have enough oxygen, you cant ...

0 he could get in there and rub it in a little bit more and hes not doing that yet. >> lets reserve judgment on that. >> well reserve judgment, thats right. thats it for "the lead." i turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room" who will continue the coverage of the george zimmerman trial. >> happening in his own words, jurors see and hear george zimmerman on tape recounting those dramatic chain of events that ended in trayvon martins death. >> also, its the deadliest blaze since the 9/...

0 >> yes. >> you ended up here and is this when he circles your car? >> yes. >> he comes up from where? >> i dont know. >> you just notice hes circling your car? >> yes. >> youre still on the phone? >> yes. >> are you giving them a description? >> yes. >> where does he go when you liez lose sight of him? >> he walks back into the darkness. >> does he make the turn? you can be the see him? >> correct. >> youre still in your car? >> yes. >> then what happens? >> the dispatcher asks me what directi...

0 pasadena, california h. 15 runners had to be treated for heat-related complications. six were hospitalized. well have much more on the searing conditions out west. stunning new allegations about our nations top secret surveillance programs. "the guardian" newspaper reporting that the hugh nighted states has routinely spied on our allies. bugging key european offices in new york and washington and even the eu headquarters in brussels. one german official calling it, quote, cold war tactics. in ...

caught, 19 of them, all of them members of the so-called hot shot crew died tragically. this is a remark around stowe. what are his team members saying? >> reporter: if you talk to the firefighters here, they cant talk. the pio, when you ask a couple questions, hes overwhelmed, you have to realize, in this town, they lost twevent% of the firefighters in an instant. the firefighters are known as the hot shots. they are the ones you send to the hottest part of the fire the mane section. ...

me, and i said -- he said, ill call 9-1-1. i said, no, help me. i need help. i dont know what they did, but that when my jacket -- i had my firearm on my right hip, and my jacket moved up and he saw -- i feel like he saw it, looked at it, he said, youre going to die, and he reached for me -- reached for what -- i saw his arm going down to my side, and i grabbed it and grabbed my firearm and i shot one time. >> you shot him -- what did he say? >> after i shot him he, like, sat up dna --...

against an out-of-control wildfire. college loan rates double. could cost students thousands works. >> jennifer lopez criticism after singing to a dictator. first from fox this monday night, what a day at the trial of george zimmerman. today, we heard from police and from zimmerman himself as he told investigators how he shot trayvon martin. his story told over many days in many venues. notably consistent. zimmerman is facing second degree murder charges for killing 17-year-old trayvon...