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Rosenguard, a former federal prosecutor, matthew, good morning. >> good morning. >> walk us through the deliberation process and tell us how this jury boils this down to not guilty? >> well, i think initially as i said at the outset of this case is it came down to reasonable doubt and reasonableness. i think putting aside social commentary and social media, i think the jury methodically walked through the jury instructions, which i have, initially ruled out second degree murder. i think the comm...

Go through each of the possibilities point by point. lets start with second-degree murder. what is the legal thresh hold and in your experience what kind of conversation has to take place for a judge to find -- for a jury to find the defendant guilty of the most serious charge? >> i think a jury here would have to deal with the whole question. do they find malice, ill will. and they could start out with that question, of course, by the fact that george zimmerman made all these very negative stat...

Because he had to, he shot him because he wanted to, trying to make that case of ill will, spite and hatred, and trying to prove second-degree murder and remember that manslaughter is an option for these jurors to consider along with not guilty. >> what is interesting, the prosecution got the last word if you will before the case went to the jurys hands, and then they were given 27 pages of instructions read by the judge to the jury, and one of the key parts is you cant consider emotion. >> repo...

Address saying the overhaul of the nations immigration system can provide a big boost to the economy, citing george w. bushs support of a comprehensive solution. and 23 people have bone injured during a stampede in the running of the bulls in spain, among them an american college student. >> gregg: as we await a verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial we want to take a look at the kinds of questions that jurors are likely considering as they make their decision. to come back with a verdict ...

Means what is in your mind and thats what is important here. >> sean: trayvons heart creepy ass cracker? that. >> is the way he was talking. [several talking at the same time] >> for joe to get on his feet and jumping up and saying you dont get emotional about. this you are talking about animus. you are talking about ill will. appropriate comment for closing. the most important point though. i think you will agree with me. finally i agree with dr. bae den compelling point. i dont agree with it g...

References to vile language used in a phone call by george zimmerman to suggest some sort of bad, ill will on the part of him. otherwise, they argued totally manslaughter. i think they were going for that yesterday, and it carries 30 years. that would be a victory for the prosecution. >> greta, why yesterday did they throw out a claim of child abuse and did that strike you as bizarre. the defense reaction to that was what? seems like it came out of left field. what did that tell you watching the...

Shooting or not is challenging because you have to have, you have to be able to show the inconsistent statements that were made were really the product of him furthering this ill will and malice. that is a very, very difficult challenge that the prosecution has. what everyone has is a fight. they can see theres a fight. once you have a fight, then the question is, was that person injured enough to justify shooting or not? that gets you to the manslaughter consideration. so it is, i would think t...

>> its a shock value. >> gregg: is that ill-will? >> that is what they are arguing. that is all they have evidence other than the other other calls he made zimmerman. five calls came in. calls not expletives like that, evidencing nervousness about people and robberies in that neighborhood. that could from the prosecutions perspective that could lead to a thought of harbored ill-will. depraved mind. that night trayvon martin at the wrong place and wrong time. >> i think its difficult at getting m...

Manslaughter satisfy what theyre demanding? >> reporter: let me first get to the question of manslaughter versus murder two. it is a good question. every state defines it a bit differently. ill tell you what florida does. manslaughter is not accidental killing, it is intentional killing for which you have no justification, you kill someone and dont have a defense of self defense, that would be manslaughter. what murder in the second degree, manslaughter spiked, spiked with something else, ill wi...

Mandate? nobody knows. even pelosi herself says we have to read the darn thing. nobody knows and its confusing everyone, even his most loyal followers. john, i know youre not one of the most loyal followers, but what do you think about this? >> free pizza, right? this was sold as this is going to be free insurance, everybody is going to happy, were all going to sit around and sing couple dkumbay kumbaya. youll be able to keep your existing insurance. surprise, surprise, those are wrong. this was...