it's time for the prosecutor to tell the jury, there is one person who was yelling. that was trayvon martin. that was the victim in this case. to really put it away. his style was to raise so many questions, if i'm the defense attorney, i'm going stand up and say you know why he asked you all those questions? because this is a case about reasonable doubt. and i bet you still have a lot of questions. and if you go back into that jury room with all of those questions, you have to return a defense verdict. >> how effective do you think the prosecution was on the issue that you've been raising about access to the weapon action and again consistencies that you've pointed out about george zimmerman's testimony? >> well, i was glad they raised it, for the first time in this trial in closing argument that george zimmerman said on the reenactment video that the gun was holstered inside his pants behind him. and at last that videotape was showed to the jury in closing arguments. but there were so many missed opportunities in this trial. for example, when they're working with the dummy to show that's where the gun was holstered. if i'm the prosecutor, i'm going to drive this home. this is not going to be a question i'm going let the jury