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You to do, you will do that because you know what? it's natural. it is very natural. but not in a criminal courtroom. it is not only unnatural, it is inappropriate. >> there's only two people on this earth who know what really happened, and one of them can't testify, and the other one lied. >> now, the jury had a day to think about the prosecution's closing, then heard the defense and the prosecution's -- prosecution back-to-back yesterday and after getting their legal rule book which as i will admit and everyone will admit very confusing, they then took the case and it's now in their hands an...

>> well, in this case i think the defense used the strategy they had to use because in this case their best argument is that the state has not met their burden of proof. so if i'm mr. o'mara, i'm going to bring out the jury charges, bring out the chart that shows how much the state has to prove before you can find mr. zimmerman guilty. i'm going to take the approach he took. if i'm the prosecutor, i will take the opposite approach. i will say ignore the law for a second and do what's write. he didn't come out and say that, but that's what he's suggesting to the jury. this is an important event...

Onowicz. we were just listening to the clip of the prosecutor. what was not in the statement was, i have proved to you we know what happened that night. stacy, let's start with that. the prosecutor here to me sounds a lot like a defense attorney, kind of spreading doubt about what zimmerman said as opposed to making his own case. you tell me how did it play? >> well, listen, there were brilliant points made on both sides but as a prosecutor you do want to stand up and say i have proven every element to you beyond a reasonable doubt. the prosecutor wants to tug at the heartstrings. you have mot...