attorney in c he did not think there was evidence. so the lead homicide investigator wrote up an affidavit. this was reported by abc news today saying he thought charges should have been brought in this case and he didn t believe zimmerman s account. are we going to be able to get any expertise on the sound that was picked up by the 911 callers about the call for help, whether it was zimmerman or mr. martin? chris, that s a very good question. the news prosecutor on the case said she told me today she s bringing in independent audio forensic experts to analyze the 911 calls there were eight of them from people who called in, and you can hear loud screaming in the background, someone screaming for help, but it s unclear, is it trayvon or is it zimmerman, and they re going to try to figure that out. you may be offering, i think, a pretty balanced look at this. it seems to me this is the problem. we know there is a stand your ground law.
statement, the lead homicide investigator for the orlando police department didn t buy it, he didn t buy zimmerman s version. he wanted to press manslaughter charges. he was overruled by the state s attorney in that case who says he did not think there was evidence. so the lead homicide investigator wrote up an affidavit. this was reported by abc news today saying he thought charges should have been brought in this case and he didn t believe zimmerman s account. are we going to be able to get any expertise on the sound that was picked up by the 911 callers about the call for help, whether it was zimmerman or mr. martin? chris, that s a very good question. the news prosecutor on the case said she told me today she s bringing in independent audio forensic experts to analyze the 911 calls there were eight of them from people who called in, and you can hear loud screaming in the background, someone screaming for help, but it s unclear, is it trayvon or is it zimmerman, and they re
france. at least one person is dead. four others injured. the nuclear safety authority insists this are no radiation leaks outside the plant. initialings in is that the information is that it happened at a plant with no nuclear material on site. 77 american soldiers were wounded in afghanistan this weekend after a powerful truck bomb detonated near a major military post about 40 miles outside of kabul. a protective barrier outside the base kept the blast from being even worse. five afghan civilians were killed. about 100 nearby shots damaged. the taliban claims responsibility as a way of marking the anniversary of september 11. a midday scare on sunday was caused when fighter jet were scrambled to escort an l.a. to new york flight for the last few hundred miles before landing at jfk. an air marshal called in, and out of an abundance of caution
who may be in need of damage control after irene? plus graphic new evidence of brutality by moammar gadhafi and his inner circle. this just as we re hearing his wife and several children have now escaped libya. the pressure now growing to make sure gadhafi himself doesn t get away. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. raging water in the northeast so powerful it can sweep away cars and swallow up homes. right now vermont is devastated by the worst flooding in decades. cnn s amber lyon joins us from brattleboro in vermont. set the scene a little bit, amber, for what s going on. what are you seeing? what are you hearing? reporter: well, out here, wolf, had i been standing out here earlier yesterday, i would be completely under water. i want to come here and show you this brook right here, this is pretty much representative of what s across this state. this is wet stone brook, flowing more like a river now. it s about four feet wider than usual and look over her
assaulted. william petit, the sole survivor of the family is waiting for justice. why was the jury called in, where do we stand now? the jury has gone into deliberations. the judge charged the jury going over the instructions, that the jury needed to come in for clarification. the defense attorneys in this case wanted clarification on one of the counts and wanted to talk about how the exhibits would work as far as how they would be brought into the jury deliberation room and what they would see. 200 pieces of evidence that were shown during the trial will be brought into that room. we know from watching the jurors in this trial that a lot of those exhibits for hard for them to watch. specifically the crime scene photos that we ll pass around were too gruesome and heartbreaking to show in open court. that of the bodies that were found on the bed.