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He says tonights run in with the law was one big misunderstanding. >> what happened to you tonight? >> apparently someone that was in the room they rented out did something wrong, and the fact that it was my room is why im down here. >> you think you were wrongly brought down here? >> definitely, i didnt do anything wrong. i wasnt -- if something went wrong in the room or whatever i wasnt there. it was just the fact that its my room. >> jasons on camera performance is just one example of a pimps...

Something wrong, but whether we can fit that into the law, thats the challenge. >> page, like juror b37 she seemed to be confused by the law. maddie said, "thats where i felt confused. if a person kills someone, you get charged for it. as the law was read to me, if you have no proof he killed him intentionally, you cant say hes guilty. did she get that right? >> she did get that right but she started out as a guilty, a guilty on the more serious murder charge. what happened back in the jury room...

Straight here. the supreme court just decided this a few weeks ago. basically said you cant use the formula to decide that states and municipalities are doing something wrong, hurting minority voters and have to go through the extra hoops when they want to make changes and get permission from the federal government to make changes in voting schedules, procedures, places, that kind of thing. that formula was kicked up decades ago. wouldnt you want a new formula, the court threw it back to them, g...

Taking her with her to europe and teaching her arabic and french. so when she received an offer to work for another diplomat, she leaped at the chance. >> im so happy because i heard theyre really nice people. >> but this family could not have been more different. after two years, lily finally persuaded her captors to send $1,000 home to her family. afraid and isolated, she didnt dare ask for more. >> no one wants to take a chance of putting their own family at risk. >> cindy says degradation an...

And i dont know that the members of that jury understand what it is. for this woman to raise two black sons, and always have the hope that they dont succumb to civilian or some policeman off of some crime and then they become demonized when theyre the victim. at the end of the day the thing that i think brought it home and really made what she said tonight was so powerful, because i said to her, did she watch the defense attorneys. no one would admit at the end of the day at best george zimmerma...

Say he was guilty of not using good judgment and "we wanted to get him for something. we tried." >> its interesting you could read it one way, i thought this juror said the jury concluded that zimmerman did some questionable things right up until the moment of the altercation, once the altercation started then it appears they included it was trayvon martins martin he threw the first punch, he said as much. however, when she talks about zimmerman you hear the language of some kind of liability. w...

Will sue an oakland television station after it mistakenly aired false names. they said the names which spelled out phrases that sounded like something wrong, holy expletive and we too low were confirm by one of the agencys summer interns. they insist he did not make up the name. no one saw or heard those names thought they were real. this is just my interpretation here. this is way beyond an intern issue. stephanie miller and others are with me. you are an attorney, a practicing attorney. do yo...

Interviews to voice stress analysis tests, to walk-throughs, i knew there was something here different than most cases. because most cases, my clients had done something wrong, and my job is to do damage control. this case became very different after the first couple of weeks, and ive never looked back as far as georges innocence. >> the reason i ask is that robert zimmerman, georges father, has said publicly that he thinks youre a great lawyer and hes very glad that you represented his son. but...

Persons account. i thought the discrepancies they did point out, though, lead one to view george zimmerman in unkind light, and at worst to think this is someone who knew he did something wrong who immediately started fabricating a story to make sure that he could get off. is that basically the theory of the prosecution here? >> well, the prosecution actually has to meet, as you know, certain technical standards of evidence. what it does, chris, is sets up a very interesting day tomorrow. what t...

Someone mentioned do you know the situation? no. i went and looked. and i was just thinking to myself it was so bizarre because it was a complete 180 of the man that i had been spend time with. katie: didnt you think it was strange that he hadnt told you about this? >> we only chatted a couple of times and i was more mass fascinated about the music and his life. katie: he was ultimately charged in connection with to the murder and while awaiting his trial, of you decided to two of you d married....