70 years ago, nazi germany surrendered, marking the end of world war ii in europe. today, a poignant display in our nation s capital of some members of what has been called the greatest generation our nation s heroes from world war ii lived on. correspondent peter doocy with a day of stories from brave world war ii veterans seven decades later. the allies won control of the sky. reporter: these are the planes that helped liberate europe 70 years ago today and this afternoon, a rare flyover across washington leaving a city always looking ahead looking back and looking up. that was my airplane. b-51. that s wonderful. reporter: many here remember it vividly. in fact one veteran told us on this hot afternoon, the thing he
a conviction could send george zimmerman to prison for 30 years to life. an acquittal risks reigniting the anger and outrage that launched the case. we have have a verdict. outside anticipation. live in sanford, florida, where we are awaiting a verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial. it was my conviction he would be convicted of something. when we come back juror b-51, is this your verdict? when the verdict came back, what was the reaction? we did have some people that actually went down on their knees. have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not.
but what will the jury say? a conviction could send george zimmerman to prison for 30 years to life. an acquittal risks reigniting the anger and outrage that launched the case. we have have a verdict. outside anticipation. live in sanford, florida, where we are awaiting a verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial. it was my conviction he would be convicted of something. when we come back juror b-51, is this your verdict? when the verdict came back, what was the reaction? we did have some people that actually went down on their knees.
true. jurors have the array of charge choices they have and they make their decision. like faith said, this juror was very strong in her convictions about what should and should not happen. well, i will say this, marcia. this juror not only said that about those things, she kept quoting stand your ground which wasn t even in the trial. i mean, she was hearing instructions that weren t even given she was so determined to make a decision. but paul, let me ask you a question. since the verdict and i m going back to marcia s theory for a minute. since the verdict, we heard from b-37 who s doing all these interviews. we heard a statement released from b-51, b-76, e-6, and e-40. but we haven t heard from b-29. b-29 is the one that we ve heard nothing from. she s the one that is hispanic or black, has eight children, moved to the area from chicago,
18th judicial circuit in seminole county, florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman. verdict. we, the jury, find george zimmerman not guilty, so say we all, foreperson. does either side want to poll the jury? we would, your honor. okay. ladies and gentlemen i mean, ladies, sorry. as your juror number is called, please answer whether this is your verdict. is this your verdict? yes. jury b-76, is this your verdict? yes. juror b-37, is this your verdict? yes. juror b-51, is this your verdict? yes. juror e-6, is this your verdict? yes. juror e-40, is this your verdict? yes. thank you. now, as you saw right there, zimmerman barely showing any emotion as the jury s decision came in late last night. he did smile slightly, calmly shook hands with his attorneys, but really remaining stoic, just