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When you talk about that video reenactment. sunny hostin said it best. juries love that type of evidence. they love that type of information because they're seeing this basically play out from start to finish. what you're seeing from the prosecution side, they're worried that that could bias and that could influence jurors as they head back to make that decision. also, when it comes to the information in trayvon martin's phone, which is still unclear what is in there, prosecutors don't want that evidence in. defense attorneys saying, hey, you had this evidence a long time ago. you made it hard...

More of a -- has done a better job of poking holes in the prosecution's argument if i'm being quite honest. >> lisa bloom, after the defense rests what are we going to see from the prosecution side? will there be some redirect? >> the prosecution has an opportunity to put on a rebuttal case. we don't get to know any of the witnesses in advance so we don't know what they're going to put on. the defense has a chance to put on a surrebuttal case as long as the witnesses are in the scope of the rebuttal case. after all of that shakes down i expect to hear the judge charge the jury with the law the...

Trial. so animations are common. it's modern technology. we are in the 21th century. whenever i try to use any kind of technology in the courtroom, the other side objects. it's usually up to the judge to decide whether or not it comes in or not. it has to be based on the evidence like anything else. this is expert witness pulling together all the evidence on the defense side and trying to recreate it via the animation and the prosecution's objection is, look, this includes facts and information that are either not in evidence or that are disputed, so it's misleading to the jury. >> do prosecut...

Today, in me on the prosecution side. we will do i'll say-you say. i'll say from the prosecution's perspective, you say from the defense. you good with that? >> i'm good with that. let's play. >> i say zimmerman got an a in class that taught florida's stand your ground law. okay? the professor says there's no chance he didn't know about it. that means you knew what was going on that night. that means that's why your gun was loaded and had a bullet in the chamber. that means when you approached trayvon martin, you knew how you could get away with this, which means you had a plan. if you had a p...

Zimmerman had ill will. they are trying to get the elements of first degree murder. >> none of the witnesses are helping the state. i haven't seen one witness that was beneficial to the state 100%. you see that a lot. if you try enough cases. you see people that take the stand and they are 100% on the prosecution side. in this case almost every witness helps the defense in some way, somehow. this witness specifically helps the defense. i don't see how he's bringing out a lot of damaging testimony from him. i think the prosecution is failing all the way around. today they finally got their obje...