reporter: he has. we understand that he s been in police custody for most of the day. police have been questioning him about what he was doing, how the train was performing, and also, quite frankly, to see if any wro wro wrongdoing may have been in this case. we understand he has 20 to 30 years driving trains in spain. but right now authorities are not telling us what details he may have revealed in the course of questioning, wolf. carl, we saw the king and queen of spain visiting a hospital today. we know scores are dead and a lot more injured. give us a sense of how the country is dealing with this enormous tragedy, because these high speed trains are a key mode of transportation in spain. reporter: absolutely. trains, as i say, spain has invested a lot of money in its
so, again, this falls back on the prosecution for not clearly showing and taking the elements of the crime and arguing what facts pertained to which element. jeffrey, you know that this woman that spoke to abc news, this juror, she is fully aware if she had held firmly, there would have been a hung jury and the prosecution presumably would have had to start from scratch. yes, that s what she says. i would like to raise another possibility. these jurors were sequestered. they didn t know what a big deal this case turned out to be. i think it s entirely possible that maddie is reacting as much to the public reaction to the verdict as she is to the evidence. you know, this case you have the president of the united states talking about it, you have demonstrations all over the country in reaction to the verdict. this is not a pure laboratory example of someone talking about the verdict that she reached in
martin case. and also many of the statements made by this man, i mean, he said he saw a gun or something, but there was no evidence of any of that. if you know how long a shotgun is, there s just no way possible. how many as he say thugs or gang members run around with full blown shotguns? there wasn t even a stick or anything that could be mistaken for that. nothing. the boys were coming from the mall. they had been shopping. you know, as teenagers do. they had, you know, tennis shoes in the car and football and all those items. they were simply coming from the mall. talk to me about this case. are you concerned about it being linked with the trayvon martin case, or is that a positive or a negative? it s both. the ripple effect of getting awareness is a positive. these are both massive tragedies. they re factually very different in that george zimmerman had