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And aaron told you he had nothing to do with this, senateisn't that right? >> he said he was innocent. >> this comes after hernandez' fiancee took the stand after striking a deal with prosecutors for immunity. faith, pretty dramatic with bob kraft on the stand. the prosecution called him, but could the testimony help the defense? >> yes, i think both the prosecutor and the defense scored point with bob kraft's testimony. they used the testimony to really paint a different picture. the prosecutor saying he's a cold-blooded killer. most people on the jury know who he is. he's saying he considere...

Whatever, and you don't think, oh, no, he was in the wrong? is that happening in her head? >> well, she was absolutely surprised when she was in the store and heard the pop, pop, pop, and she was like, what is that? and why did it happen? that is what i keep seeing from her that why did this happen? >> and holly, this is your bailiwick and what you did for years. >> right. >> and you still do it. >> yes. >> and does his fiancee, and the testimony help or hurt him? >> it hurts him. and here's why. she's called by the prosecution, and, don, she is absolutely telling the truth. it is like dr. jef...

Saying the company hired the doctor who administered that deadly dose of medicine to jackson. how can her testimony help or hurt their case? >> reporter: well, aeg is hoping it will hurt their case be bringing her on the stand. they're story is that michael jackson was a drug addict for decad decades. she was with him on a concert tour in germany where he was using this. they want to continue their narrative that nobody else knew about it including aeg. she's the perfect witness to say here is documentation he was a drug user and used propofol. >> she could definitely offer that perspective an...

Cross-examining and the counsel. you would be the more likeable one. you want them with you and not against you. >> bill: all psychology for the jury. >> they don't know they are feeling it they are feeling it don't go too rough on somebody who is a soft witness. he is doing a nice job of that the prosecution in terms of demeanor and approach to the witnesses is also doing a good job. i just don't think that the facts are very helpful to them and so where they appear to be floundering it's because the facts are not all on their side. so they are putting on this evidence that is really hurting ...

Cross-examining and the counsel. you would be the more likeable one. you want them with you and not against you. >> bill: all psychology for the jury. >> they don't know they are feeling it they are feeling it don't go too rough on somebody who is a soft witness. he is doing a nice job of that the prosecution in terms of demeanor and approach to the witnesses is also doing a good job. i just don't think that the facts are very helpful to them and so where they appear to be floundering it's because the facts are not all on their side. so they are putting on this evidence that is really hurting ...