good, who was a neighbor who lived in the complex also testified. and he in a sense didn't give the defense what they wanted. he testified that he saw trayvon martin on top. that's good for the defense. but he also testified that he didn't see george zimmerman's head being slammed into the ground. he testify head saw what looked like punches being thrown. so does that end up also helping the prosecution, even though he is testifying that he thought trayvon martin was on top? >> yeah, it just might. but i think another point that we are also missing here is that when you are in a position of mr. zimmerman in the sense that you are seeing something allegedly suspicious, and you were acting in the capacity with which he was acting, allegedly, as a neighborhood watch, i guess it's established at this point, i should say, you know, you make the call. and you stay in the car. so when you get out of the car and you start, you know, literally running after someone, pursuing them, trying to talk on the telephone, i'm not so