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Across and put my hand through your chest, grabbed your heart and ripped it out you could stand there and talk to me for ten to 15 seconds or walk over to me. because the thing that is controlling your movement and ability to speak is the brain. and that has a reserve supply of ten to 15 seconds. >> ken patowitz, what was the net effect of his testimony about what trayvon martin was physically capable of after that bullet entered his body? >> well, it was very effective, because the defense was trying to show how trayvon martin could have moved his hand under his body and support george zimmer...

England patriots cut their ties with hernandez. let's talk about it with our legal panel today, rebecca rose woodland is a trial attorney. ken patowitz a former prosecut prosecutor. we know that he is being charged with obstruction of justice. we don't know anything more until he is officially arraigned. one would think that the patriots have inside knowledge about what lies ahead for him. you don't cut ties to a guy unless there are serious charges coming against i him, right? >> that may be the case but it's hard to speculate exactly what the charges are being presented today in court. of it...

Horrors? >> that is a very interesting point. the prosecution in my opinion really has the leverage here, they have the upl ultimate trump card of not only charging him with homicide boo seek being the death penalty. that bargain chip of taking away the death penalty if he media guilty, avoids the trial and putting the victims through the horrific situation of having to come into court, face him and testify, that really is a trump card held by the prosecution. i don't think the defendant wants to be placing himself in a position of having to spend the rest of his life on death row and then pot...

Was trayvon. faith, how important is that? >> her credibility is unassailable. on this 911 call she is describing what she is witnessing on this call. it's a contemporaneous experience for her. she says on the call he was screaming for help. and she's crying throughout this 911 call, very emotional in the courtroom. she's saying on the call he was yelling for help. i wanted to help him. i should have helped him. i don't have a gun. and now why would someone kill him? why would they shoot him? he was yelling for help. she's referring to the person she sees lying on the ground dead. that is very...

Heard today. we've edited the court proceedings to remove the part of the call where mr. zimmerman gives an address and his phone number. >> i was just calling because we've had a lot of break-ins in our neighborhood recently and i'm on the neighborhood watch. and there's two suspicious characters at the gate of my neighborhood. i've never seen them before. i have no idea what they're doing. they're just hanging out loitering. >> mr. zimmerman, can you describe the two individuals? >> two african-american males. they look, i know one was in a white impala. >> how old do they look to you? >> mi...