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Voting for him or is the establishment going to beat him out here? >> well, francis, it is a great question the month before the iowa caucuses. he is attracting large crowds, but the question is in iowa if the people will turn out for the caucuses. the caucus is different from the primary, and it takes a lot of the voter's time to go out to on that cold february night, and caucus for a candidate. we will see if trump can put the campaign and the organization to the fest in a state like iowa. moving toham m hashgs it is a different story, because he has been lead manage the polls in that primar...

>> and the answer is no, he can't afford these mistakes, but candidates do make mistakes. jeb bush is struggling right now, but it is a lorngs long, long marathon, and we have new hampshire, and iowa and south carolina x and super tuesday, and that is when it is going to matter with the ground game, and whether or not he can connect to voters or not, and plus the fact that he has $1,100 million in the bank is where the rubber hits the road here. >> and zerlina, right away when i posed the question, you wanted to respond, but you heard robert say it is going to matter, but what about right now?...

Gathering strength. at two minutes, it would be moving across the ceiling. at four minutes, temperatures and gas levels in the room would be fatal. at 5 1/2 minutes, the fire reaches flashover and the window blows out. this was consistent with paul camiolo's version of events. >> matches up with everything that paul camiolo was saying and with other objective evidence that he has nothing to do with. >> but important questions remained. if the fire was an accident, why was gasoline found on the living room floor? nothing fits, huh? not surprising... ...with that bloated belly. you got gas. i ca...

Pointed out regarding this report that mr. gray allegedly was banging himself against the van, the police commissioner previously said and i heard you report that on april 23 the ride in the police van was described as calm and quiet. >> correct. this is an individual, this second prisoner who has a -- we call it a number of years hanging over your head because he had extended prison sentence for previous crime. so he has given two different accounts. obviously, that happens with witnesses. the bottom line of that is that the objective evidence in the case which is the medical evidence in the ...

At least 3-5 police officers and you've got one or two victims. so without video, or without some other kind of objective evidence that contradicts to what the officers are saying, these cases are tough. and that is the majority of the cases. you don't have video. and you almost need that in order to increase your odds to prevail in these kind of cases. >> you can't put yourself in the mind of a police officer driving the vehicle, but do you believe the way the vehicle was being driven was in some way necessary in terms of needing to get someplace fast or do you think the driving and the wide ...