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Looking at, again, this is chris serino. he was the lead detective in the case of trayvon martin, lead detective at one point. he's also the gentleman who's represented by jose diaz, the same attorney that represented casey anthony as well. as you also remember during his initial testimony for the state there were a number of objections. the judge at one point had to strike a portion of his testimony as well when the attorneys for the defense argued that he was expressing more of his opinion than fact. so it'll be very interesting to see precisely what they try to get him to narrow -- how they...

President hamid karzai and both members of the senate armed services committee, all international combat troops, scheduled to be out of afghanistan by the end of next year. >> and then police are investigating the disappearance of british toddler madeleine mccann. remember her? they say they identified 38 people of interest. >> 38. i know this broke an hour or two ago. mccann disappeared while her family was on vacation in portugal six years ago. the u.k. officers have spent the past two years reviewing the initial investigations and say they came across new witness evidence. >> the lead detec...

J i absolutely think it's relevant. >> oh, absolutely she does. >> yeah, she does agree with me. >> the bottom line is george zimmer mazi zimm zimmerman said many times he didn't know the law, he didn't know anything about stand your ground. if you were in school for 149 hours learning about criminal justice and the system and you want today beed to be a cop and apply today be a police officer, i think all of that is relevant because the prosecution has to know what's going on in his head. what's in his head is he has that background. >> i know you're going do disagree with me, mark, but you'r...

If you were in school for 149 hours, learning about criminal justice and the system and you wanted to be a cop and you even applied to be a police officer, i think all all of that is relevant because the prosecution has to prove what's going on in his head. what's going on in his head is he has that background so it's completely relevant. >> sunny, sunny -- >> i know you're going disagree with me mark, but you're wrong. >> sunny, i know i'm wrong, but i will question -- when that prosecutor today -- >> this is like your third question, mark. >> when he asked the lead detective do you read the ...

They weren't on their a game. >> what made it better, this morning the judge said, read the question back to the jury, refresh their memory. and then saying, you have to disregard it again. you can't unring the bell. and the jurors -- for the legal part, they'll disregard it, but it's in their minds. >> bernie, the defence fought that instruction today, i guess if you fight every instruction, it's going to go against you, but they fought it, the whole idea that if the jury happened to forget it yesterday, that the lead detective says he agrees with the defendant's version of events, he believe...