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A.m. in the east. another juror has come forward to explain the verdict. juror b-29 is showing her face as she talks about the decision to acquit the former neighborhood volunteer. >> he got away with murder, but you cant get away from god. >> reporter: going by the name matty, she told robin roberts she favored convicting him of murder. >> im the only minority. i felt i let a lot of people down. >> reporter: she said it was the interpretation of law that led them to acquit zimmerman. >> for m...

Being called on twitter. its called black twitter. i want you to take a look. >> juror b-37 had clinched a deal to write a book with the zimmerman case, but that was before she talked to cnn and referred to george zimmerman as george. >> if there was another person, spanish, white, asian, if they came in the same situation trayvon was, i think george would have reacted the exact same thing. >> the backlash on twitter was quick and fierce. shasta tweeted good advice. if youre a juror of a pressur...

To come together and figure out what is going to happen to this mans life afterwards. you find him not guilty, but youre responsible for that not guilty, and all the people that want him guilty arent going to have any -- any closure. next, where do juror b-37s sympathies lie? do you feel sorry for trayvon martin? we used to live with a bear. [growl] wed always have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. ...

At least 41 people were killed in a series of bombings over a two-hour period on saturday. more than 165 others were injured. the 11 car bombs and 6 roadside blasts were predominantly shiite areas -- in predominantly shiite areas. they occurred a day after a bomb went off in a sunni mosque, killing 18 people. those are your headlines this hour. im don lemon, keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. this is an "a.c. 360" special report, "not guilty:the zimmerman trial." juror...

Two-hour period on saturday. more than 165 others were injured. the 11 car bombs and 6 roadside blasts were predominantly shiite areas -- in predominantly shiite areas. they occurred a day after a bomb went off in a sunni mosque, killing 18 people. those are your headlines this hour. im don lemon, keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. this is an "a.c. 360" special report, "not guilty:the zimmerman trial." juror b-37 takes us inside the verdict. in this second half hour of...

Zimmerman, in taking out his gun and pulling the trigger, did nothing wrong? >> im 101% that he was -- that he should have done what he did except for the things that he did before. thats not the way i wanted to say it, but -- >> you mean he shouldnt have gotten out of the car, he shouldnt have pursued trayvon martin, but in the final analysis, in the final struggle -- >> when the end came to the end -- >> he was justified. >> he was justified in shooting trayvon martin. after that interview f...

Saw it coming from our perspective. >> joy reid, your reaction to that. >> i think he is absolutely right, tracy martin in a sense challenged what we heard from juror b-37, who essentially espoused the view that she couldnt think of trayvon martin as anything other than a child. she just couldnt fathom it. that is why she went in as an acquittal juror from the beginning. and that illustrates another problem with stand your grown, because the problem is those kinds of disconnects, the way people ...

Juror b-37 told cnn that they had discussed stand your ground. in fact, she twice of her own accord mentioned stand your ground. so for anyone to say stand your ground had nothing to do with the case, its strange. its false. its like, you know, on my end its almost like describing a sphere to a flat earth society person. i just cant understand why they say it has absolutely nothing to do with it. it is an argument of degree, but we dont know the degree. it had something to do with it. also under...

>> i dont think they could connect with them. in the sense that theyre not looking through the eyes of an african-american parent. they dont know what it is like to be an african-american. they dont know all of the trials and tribulations, so i think the disconnect was, maybe they have kids and they never figured that their kids would ever have to be put in that position. whereas we on the other hand, we understand that society is cruel. and i just dont think that they saw it coming from our per...

Repealing it or changing it. >> because of the national attention to this case, and because floridas pioneering stand your ground law ended up being copied and done in a lot of other states, two dozen other states around the country almost, a lot of people are looking at the george zimmerman verdict and the trayvon martin case in general and hearing very conflicted analysis as to whether or not stand your ground is important. was determinative, even, as to what happened in that case. having watc...