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>> okay. when you came into the sanford police department, did you end up having contact with the person now known to you as george zimmerman? >> yes, i did. >> could you please identify him by stating where he is seated and the clothing he wears? >> at the defense table in a gray suit. >> your honor, let the record reflect the witness identified the defendant. >> the record will so reflect. >> when you came into contact with george zimmerman, were you aware he had already been interviewed by investigator doris singleton? >> yes, sir. >> okay. and did you have a very brief interview with him r...

I'm roy reid in for martin bashir. the second week of witness testimony in the george zimmerman trial under way at this hour. we'll bring you live coverage. let's gets to our panel, lisa bloom, former prosecutor john q. kelly. i want to ask, first of all, about the testimony earlier today by officer -- by officer doris singleton. she took the tand earlier today and played back a recording what was played to her in her initial interview with zimmerman. take a listen. >> i could see people looking and some guy yells out call 911. i said help me, help me. he's killing me. and he puts his hand on ...

A place for him to sign and a place for you to sign as a witness. is that correct? >> yes. >> i think we're going to go to page 2 but give me a second to catch up to you. >> joining us now, msnbc legal analyst lisa bloom and attorney and radio host midwin charles. midwin, the description of the person that george zimmerman says he saw. he describes him male, approximately 5'11", to 6'2". he then says, "the dispatcher took note of the suspect." he's talking a lot like a police officer. >> he really is. i think one of the things everybody's talked about with respect to george zimmerman is this s...

Other interviews that went on later, was there anything in that interview that at the point -- let me back up. i'm sorry. he was in police custody from the time that officer singleton interviewed him until the time you did, correct? >> yes, he was. >> he did not have his cell phone available, did he? >> i don't believe so. >> he did not have any access, then, to the investigation that was ongoing back at the scene? >> no, he did not. >> so would you agree, then, that he was unaware of anything that you had discovered as to what had happened at the scene? >> i can safely assume that, yes. >> i ...

Hysterics at the idea that someone had just died right out in front of their homes, crying, had to be held on the line with the 911 operator for a long time consoling them. george zimmerman, very, very calm. >> i want to zero in on one other thing. because he also gave the detective, doris singleton, the first officer to interview him after being read his miranda rights. he describes a lot of dialogue. he says trayvon martin said to him, you got a problem, homey? sort of weird language for a teenager. he tells him you're going to die tonight. he tells him at some point in all of this conversat...