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that juror took the stand. could be the star witness for prosecutors, but may have a credibility issue with the jurors. she started out very strong, talking about how she had been talking to trayvon martin throughout that day. called her when he was on his way home from the 7-eleven. he noticed a strange man watching him, and then he said the man is following him. giving her the blow by blow. takes a run for it. loses the guy. closer to the condo where he s staying, and the next thing you know, he said the guy is back in his face, tries to run, and they lose contact on the phone, the girl calls back, he says, okay, coast is clear, and next thing you know, trayvon says why are you following me? and george zimmerman said something to the likes according to this witness what are you doing around here? and she said next thing you know, she hears a noise, presumes it s his phone falling and hears a scuffle in the grass
0 building. thank you for being us with. all the time left this eek. as always, thanks for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. greta next to go on the record. we ll see balk here tomorrow morning. tonight, trayvon martin s friend says she heard this. kin of heard trayvon saying, get off, get off. then what did you hear? suddenly the phone hung up. shut off. a live report from the florida measure trial, but, first, absolutely staggering news. another irs official plead the fifth. the committee will come to order. our report, we believe shows a cozy relationship between strong castle s president and the irs deputy director for information technology acquisitions, gregg roseman, and it s the heart of this issue. mr. roseman, when did you first become aware of a company known as strong castle, inc. on the advice of council i respectfully decline to answer questions and invoke my fifth amendment right to remain silent. are you employed by the irs? mr. chairman
0 answers from beth tucker. ms. tucker, quick question. you said had you been at the irs 29 years. she s not going to answer any questions. i m asking her a question. how can the american people still trust the irs with everything that is known, from the sweetheart deals we heard about to today, to the credit card abuse, targeting of conservatives, as an employee of 30 years, how can the american people still trust the irs. the american people should vus trust the irs because we re comprised of roughly 100,000 civil servants that do their best every day for this country. that said, there are some mistakes that have been made, and as you ve heard our acting commissioner say, irs is taking steps to get to the bottom of some of the problems we re seeing right now that i think it is critical for the american public to know that we take our mission very seriously. thank you very much. one followup, mr. roseman, who plead the fifth, can you tell us will he keep his job? oversight
talk about another big story you have been following the irs how and why they were targeting conservative groups. as you will remember, we knew that the former irrelevancy commissioner doug shulman visited the white house more than 120 times. daily caller reported 157 times. what was he doing there? this morning we have new shocking information. clayton: we don t know actually how many times he showed up. he said he went to some easter egg rolls at the white house. he was authorized to go to the white house maybe 157 times and again to the records, the record keeping there is terrible. the white house says we are transparent. we have we keep all these wonderful records yet, no one knows where they are. they can t really keep track. we don t know how many times he went. his aid may have got hundreds of more times. tucker: 300 times. jonathan davis described himself not as a tax expert but as a political advisor to doug shulman then head of the irs. we know he visited or was