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conflict of interest. this is where it gets complicated. omara became zimmermans attorney after being recommended by mark nejame who cnn hired as a legal analyst. hes an orlando lawyer. hes also the law partner of the judge. the judges husband. they referred him no mark omara who filed the recusal file today. he joins me now. thanks for joining me. earlier this afternoon you filed the motion to recuse the judge. are you confident it is going to be granted? >> yes, i do. the way their r...

hes also the law partner of the judge. the judges husband. their firm turned down the case when zimmerman asked them to represent him. they referred him no mark omara who filed the recusal file today. he joins me now. mark, thanks for being with us. earlier this afternoon you filed the motion to recuse the judge. are you confident it is going to be granted? >> yes, i do. the way their rule is set up is once the presentation is made by verified motion, the court should grant it. she cou...

conflict of interest. this is where it gets complicated. omara became zimmermans attorney after being recommended by mark nejame who cnn hired as a legal analyst. hes an orlando lawyer. hes also the law partner of the judge. the judges husband. they referred him no mark omara who filed the recusal file today. he joins me now. you filed the motion to recuse the judge. are you confident it is going to be granted? >> yes, i do. the way their rule is set up is once the presentation is made...

the judges husband. they referred him no mark omara who filed the recusal file today. he joins me now. thanks for joining me. earlier this afternoon you filed the motion to recuse the judge. are you confident it is going to be granted? >> yes, i do. the way their rule is set up is once the presentation is made by verified motion, the court should grant it. she could have an inquiry if she wanted to. i dont think she will. i think she will grant it and move it on to another judge. >> ar...

>> reporter: a problem kesler said was brought to light in 2009 when two reality tv stars gained entrance to a state dinner without an invitation. >> theres a culture in the secret service thats fostered by the management of just nodding, winking, favoritism. what the agency needs is an outside director who can come in and clean house. change the standards. >> this was wrong from beginning to end. if the facts are what they seem to be, this is something that just cannot be tolerated. >> reporter...

You you could pretty much count how many punches. >> judge jeanine: you are nodding to that. >> the first gets the blood going and the second spatters it. >> judge jeanine: what about bull let wounds to trayvon? wouldnt there be a lot of blood on the scene itself? >> not necessarily. >> judge jeanine: why not? >> because if he is shot in the front and lying on his back for example the blood would not come out. if he is laying face down there should be blood as was described in the police report ...

How many punches. >> judge jeanine: you are nodding to that. >> the first gets the blood going and the second spatters it. >> judge jeanine: what about bull let wounds to trayvon? wouldnt there be a lot of blood on the scene itself? >> not necessarily. >> judge jeanine: why not? >> because if he is shot in the front and lying on his back for example the blood would not come out. if he is laying face down there should be blood as was described in the police report then they would expect blood on ...

speaks for itself. >> reporter: bombarded for months. picked off by snipers. food and supplies running out. medical care, impossible. >> this is the story of a cnn team that got into syrias most dangerous city. to reach a handful of citizens risking their lives every day. to see firsthand, to bear witness, and to tell the world about the suffering, the grief, and the courage of homs. this is the account of "72 hours under fire." [ explosion ] >> reporter: for more than a year, the regi...

>> reporter: bombarded for months. picked off by snipers. food and supplies running out. medical care, impossible. >> this is the story of a cnn team that got into syrias most dangerous city. to reach a handful of citizens risking their lives every day. to see firsthand, to bear witness, and to tell the world about the suffering, the grief, and the courage of homs. this is the account of "72 hours under fire." [ explosion ] >> reporter: for more than a year, the regime of dictator bash...

It. theyre he not interested in reporting on the math and numbers and facts of it it. just the drama. >> judy seems to be nodding in agreement. >> were going to be so bored in between now and the time we have a general election. >> well, i have to say that i actually think the media was biased in the way they covered hillary and obama. while i see the difference between this contrasted with the conservatives, of course, the back story on all of that was that people were trying to get hillary to ...