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>> no, no, not at all. she was working from photographs, not that that's necessarily precluding her from giving an opinion. medical examiner's often work from photographs in their normal work. they're also working with exa examses of bodies. she did opine that injury to the nose wasn't significant and the injury to the head did not seem significant. the cuts in the back of the head, the bruising and things like that, they could have come from one strike, which i felt a little hard to swallow, and i tend to believe that if valerie rao had been injured with a nose like that, she wouldn't think they were insignificant. that being said, the prosecution scored some points in trying to play down the severity of the injury injuries the problem is, that's not a factor in self-defense. the person doesn't have to be injured. all they have to do is be in fear for their life. that's what the jury has to look at. >> i'm not a physician, i have no real understanding of the severity of mr. zimmerman's injuries or not. it sounds to me like valerie is a bit of a flake, who just found this from a jacksonville paper. she's been the subject of complaints from her co-workers going back to '09. according to letters sent into the city, ro has been seen touching cadavers with her bear hands, washing her feet in the autopsy sink and performing unnecessary autopsy on inmates to create a revenue stream. it goes on to catalog incidents of medical examiner rao. >> she may not be the most wonderful person out there, but she does have a medical background and she does have some experience to back up what she has to say. but, you know, i listened to her testimony, and i saw the pictures. and she lost me in several places, because what she was saying didn't make sense to help, i'm wondering if the jury's sitting there listening to her, thinks the same thing, maybe his injuries didn't require stitches, but like judge alex said, that's not what is relevant here, what's relevant is how did george zimmerman feel, how did those injuries feel? even though they weren't significant enough to have sutures, were they significant enough to cause the pain or disorientation for him to feel like he needed to protect himself? the fact that she might be a flake or have these weird tendencies, it might come into play. i think the jury is going to use a lot of their own common sense listening to what she said and looking at those pictures. >> these allegations suggest dishonesty. that would go to character. now, what did you make of christopher serino's characterization of trayvon martin being armed with concrete. the idea that concrete could be a weapon. >> what happened was, that trayvon martin was unarmed. the defense has pointed out that one of the allegations and the injuries on george zimmerman's head, is that he was getting george zimmerman's head and bashing it into concrete. even if you don't have a weapon, if you arm yourself with concrete by taking your victim's head and splashing it on the floor, that's just as good as if you had a weapon. serino agreed that was the case. >> he agreed, that's correct. >> i don't have a problem with that. >> monica, do you agree? >> i agree, you can take anything in your environment and turn it into some type of weapon. maybe he didn't have the intent to do that, which is why he wasn't armed in the first place, at some point, he intended to cause that pain and injury, and you could call the concrete a weapon. >> sounds like in this case, it certainly was. thank you both very much. i appreciate it many. >> it's a pleasure. >> new reports are surfacing that florida police may have covered up trayvon martin's past run-ins with the law. should this information be withheld from jurors? it's being. we'll debate that. later tonight, we'll have complete coverage of this breaking news tonight out of washington. the white house announcing it is delayed the implementation of a major provision in obama care. they've assembled a panel of experts. what this means for you anyour family, and for that increasingly disgraced law. stay with us. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... 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