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An cause injury to somebody. the firearm that he had in his hand. simple aassault, simple battery and down to culpable negligence. >> let me just try something here with you david. and i appreciate you coming on. there is so much debate about what happened, most people come in with the notion that probably what happened is he was following this young man. 17-year-old for whatever suspicious. possibly racial reasons. he was told not to, but he followed him. there was a physical altercation, there blows were thrown. he said he felt threatened for his life. if that's the situation, and there was ...

Neighborhood crime watch. if you want to go out and help your neighbors, assist by looking out your window, walking down the street, keeping your eyes open, that all çdpien. if you're a young man on the way back from the store because you walk down the street get stit els and ice tea, have you a right to walk in that community. what happened is that all three of these elements got bottled up together and created this problem. individually, none of them were a problem and individually is one of the great reasons we love to live here. >> what we don't know yet is what that man, zimmerman said,...

>> last question, if the way the stand your ground rule works and in fact you get a right to a preliminary hearing it a judge, not a jury, why do you think the prosecutors gave the go-ahead here. >> because it is the defendant's onbligation to assert this clai. it is not for the prosecutor to determine whether he will assert this claim or not. based on evidence she collected, she believes there was a violation of the law. whether second degree, manslaughter, all the way down to culpable negligence. that is her job and whether she can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. she made that decision. ...

Human life. >> when you shoot at a guy's chest, you know you will probably kill the guy. >> but you don't have a depraved mind when you are going into this. you are using reckless disregard for what will happen with your action. if he is in a place he is allowed to be in and he believes he is in fear for his life, he has a right to use deadly force. but he keep talking about this going to a jury. they may never get it a jury. under the stand your ground statue in florida, the first thing his lawyer will do is filn immunity and get this matter in front of the judge. the judge will have to hold ...

Zimmerman was brought in. by listen together 9/11 calls. talking to witnesses. there's not a way for the prosecution to deny him his day to come in and assert his i community claim if he believes at the time he was in a place he he had at lawful right to be and he feared we is going to suffer from imminent bodily injury. as a result of that he used deadly)á(q >> we know that guy had some kind of jury on the back of his head. he didn't appear to have a broken nose. he may have had a bloody nose cleaned up. but he didn't have a broken nose. we are looking at tapes as he was brought into the pol...