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I had no other alternatives. i needed to do this. i had to do this. if they could establish that then you get somewhere. on the facts of the case and no physical altercation but it certainly makes for more compelling argument for the defense had there been one and been no flight and had been that 911 call. a difficult case. >> i don't know of another case where someone came into a situation as an innocent, this transpired. >> people do things differently when they are under stress and anxiety. your reaction may be different from mine which may be different from many viewers. if you put everyth...

And call the cops rather than take out a weapon and shoot into a car, killing one person. >> the case is being compared to george zimmerman case when he shot and killed an unarmed black teenager. he was acquitted claiming it was in self defense. >> let's talk to our legal analyst prosecutor, sunny hostin and defense attorney. you both covered the george zimmerman trial. sunny, to you first from the prosecution perspective, how did guy do today? >> i thought he did well in the zimmerman trial and well today. his opening was impassioned and one of the lessons he may have learned is that you have...

So, from my perspective, at least from a prosecution perspective, i don't know how the prosecution can't prevail in getting these convictions. seems impossible not to prevail. >> yeah, i mean, richard, prosecutors say not only did hernandez kill odin lloyd, he disposed of the gun and destroyed his home surveillance system. what could the defense strategy be in this case? >> first of all, let's understand there's no evidence yet, because evidence is in a courtroom and we're not in a courtroom yet. however, avery makes certain points that are pretty valid here. in the opera they say it's over wh...

Messages, twitters, tweets, or blogs or any social networking pages about the case. do i have your assurances that you will abide by these instructions? please put your note pads down on the chair and follow deputy jarvis. have a good evening. >> that's judge deborah nelson recessing this day six of the george zimmerman trial. a very, very dramatic day. and we heard a lot of testimony, especially from the police interrogator, the police investigator chris serino. let's get a quick bit of analysis. jeffrey dubin is standing by. what's your bottom line? >> if i were the prosecutor sitting there ...

Oj simpson, do you remember ta case in. >> no, i for got about that completely. jon: what about the alcohol uses? there are other recordings of her that night about where she is weaving and not exactly all together upstairs. >> that factually hurts her. which ever she is saying afterwards is it alcohol-induced? what is going on. >> spin it the other way, she is so drunk that you can't rely on what she is saying. jon: it's going to be an interesting case for the jury to decide. >> he's always got the defense perspective when i'm right with the prosecution perspective. >> generally you have the ...