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To the board of elections. it's seven times the number to get on the ballot. he told he he's optimistic the public will hear the case as he tries to return to public office. >> as i would never predict a jury verdict, i have never predicted elections. i don't want to predict what the public will do. i want to serve. it's more than i can ask for. i hope i make a persuasive case based on my record. >> he resigned in 2008. he's leading the democratic challenger to be new york city's comptroller. there are some on wall street that have a renewed interest in a city election. he does not have a lot ...

Especially when you compare him to don west. the judge likes him. the jury likes him. he's a very likable lawyer. he's got a really great demeanor. his voice is soothing. and i think he comes across as sort of proffesorial. i expect his summation to be very good, and i'm interested in seeing how he incorporates the animation into his presentation. he did say, anderson, that he isn't going to write out his summation, because he sort of breathes this case, has been living this case and will just speak from the heart. this is a tough case with a lot of elements to sort of speak from the heart. so...

Get the dna sample. a source tells cnn, when he threw away a plastic water bottle at a construction sight, they grabbed it. >> it's fair, legal method for collecting. >> the family said they are outraged and offended after offering a dna sample last year. her nephew has written a book on the case and praises police for not giving up. >> it's amazing to me, today, to understand that people really did care about what happened to my aunt. >> once the body is exhumed, dna results are expected in days likely solving a 50-year-old mystery. susan candiotti, cnn, new york. former new york governor e...

Legally. he hadn't broke in or sneaked in or trespassed. he was there legally. he bought skittles and some kind of watermelon or iced tea or whatever it's called. that was his crime. >> mark, do you find it effective in closing arguments to use props and things like that, to use the gun, et cetera? >> yeah, i think it is effective when you use props. i don't think it's effective to be yelling the whole time. i think that if you modulate, it's a lot more effective. and i think at a certain point it looks like, as i said before, that there's something wrong with your case if you have to scream a...

Points towards innocence, you must find him not guilty. and in this case, i think that's what he's going to do. >> he has one very specific assignment. he's got to show that self-defense is a defense both to murder and to manslaughter. he's got a big problem with this manslaughter. the jury might want to compromise and convict him of manslaughter. that would be a disaster for george zimmerman. he's got to make the argument that self-defense is an absolute defense to both charges and try to persuade the jury not to compromise. >> it's interesting when you compare mark o'hara's style to the pros...