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That this man had. >> anna: must toward trayvon martin because of his color and he was a stranger and he shouldnt have been there and he was told by an official not the to follow him and he did, there had to it be a reason why he did. thats what the prosecution is going to, you know, try to get across to the jury. >> sure. they can try to claim that the problem is that to the extent that they want to claim that his state of mind was evil in some way, not listening to the instruction of the opera...

Dont have to worry. >> gretchen: were watching the amazing video of her under water now. i assume this is part of the instruction youre doing. is this the same kind of program that ive heard about where you basically throw the baby in to the water and many people are shocked by that and then the baby just has to fend for themselves or do you have a different methodology? >> no. we absolutely never throw a child in the water. and its an expensive training -- extensive training troves. i never let...

Trayvon martin was dead. she said he looked down, and was shocked, he didnt know he was dead. they want to strike it from the record because they believe these witnesses gave a characterization of whether he was guilty or not guilty or lying or not lying. lets bring in our attorneys this morning. bradford cohen is a defense attorney an. are they right to go after that testimony and try to get it thrown out? >> certainly either try to get it thrown out or some instruction at the end that their op...

Said today mentored african-american students he realized there was no evidence of profiling in this case. every day just gets worse and worse for the state. >> bill: i think the states strongest evidence may be that the 911 operator told zimmerman to cease and desist. apparently he didnt. and that is going to be a fairly big part coming down the road. right? you are absolutely right about that something very emotional to the public. hear most tweets about this case people say why did he he get ...

Zimmerman did what he thought he should to keep trayvon martin in sight? >> correct. >> is that pretty much the way -- tell me how he related that part to you as best you can recall? >> he said he heard from the sanford polices that showed up to the clubhouse to give instruction to neighborhood watch people was to always try to keep whatever subject that youre observing in sight. it makes it much easier for a law enforcement officer to show up and make conduct with the subject if youre on phone ...

Devices. i assume the jury is saying no to each and every question. detective chris serino is expected to take the stand, he was the lead investigator in the case against george zimmerman. he initially wanted to file manslaughter charges against zimmerman, but he was overruled by a special prosecutor who filed murder charges against zimmerman. lets go back to the courtroom and listen. >> my instruction to you is that is an improper comment by a witness as to the truth and voracity of another wit...

That this man had. >> anna: must toward trayvon martin because of his color and he was a stranger and he shouldnt have been there and he was told by an official not the to follow him and he did, there had to it be a reason why he did. thats what the prosecution is going to, you know, try to get across to the jury. >> sure. they can try to claim that the problem is that to the extent that they want to claim that his state of mind was evil in some way, not listening to the instruction of the opera...

Testified to the encounter he had with zimmerman and questioning he had of zimmerman, did you find it to be truthful he answered yes, judge said strike that. isnt that feathers to the wind now to the jury? how do you get that back? >> right. you cant unring the bell. they have already heard it. then the judge says let me remind you yesterday when a lead detective said that he thought george zimmerman was telling the truth. well, just disregard that. we are all human beings. they heard it. i supp...

In fact, the elite homicide said today mentored african-american students he realized there was no evidence of profiling in this case. every day just gets worse and worse for the state. >> bill: i think the states strongest evidence may be that the 911 operator told zimmerman to cease and desist. apparently he didnt. and that is going to be a fairly big part coming down the road. right? you are absolutely right about that something very emotional to the public. hear most tweets about this case p...

That this man had. >> anna: must toward trayvon martin because of his color and he was a stranger and he shouldnt have been there and he was told by an official not the to follow him and he did, there had to it be a reason why he did. thats what the prosecution is going to, you know, try to get across to the jury. >> sure. they can try to claim that the problem is that to the extent that they want to claim that his state of mind was evil in some way, not listening to the instruction of the opera...