martin. although the law was not argued during zimmerman s trial woodward s lawyers tend to argue not only stand your ground but also that the shooting was justified under the same principles that justified president bush s preemptive war with iraq. citing the bush doctrine. if you apply that definition of imminent danger to mr mrmr. woo mr. woodward s situation then you can claim that. reporter: he is charged with first degree murder in the attempted murder of the man shot 11 times and survived. what constitutes imminent threat? the bush doctrine throws us a curveball. let s bring in mark o mara. mark is a criminal defense attorney, of course, in the state of florida. familiar with you he knows the stand your ground law and also remember him from the zimmerman trial. welcome to the team. great to have you. great to be here. stand your ground. this part we understand. general definition, no need to
sort of parallel. having confusion with horizontal, perpendicular at the trial, but i think the indication was they were parallel and maybe on the concrete. so that s going to come up next. okay and is it a male or female? the second position where he said this is the mounted position or the ground and pound was occurring. this is where he said it happened. closer up to the cement. again, consistent with what mrmr. mr. zimmerman was saying when he was talking to the officers. or you decide if it s consistent or not. sounds like a male. and you don t know why? i don t know why. i think they re yelling help but i don t know. just send someone quick please. does he look the third position is when john good as he was leaving said they sort of come down away a little bit. mr. zimmerman said he was trying
witness but i think this do could be a potential turning point in this matter. talk about the mental state which was laid down as a foundation in a lot of this testimony. what was the reaction of mr. zimmerman to the situation. we heard testimony how calm elves. talk to us how important that is in the context of florida law which i ll highlight for you under the justifiable use of force that could be the issue in this case, one of the things that can defend against this kind of charge is the idea that a person as we said earlier in the broadcast reasonably believes they re in imminent danger or of death or great bodily arm. so you have to believe that that s what you re face package. we had a reference earlier to laws in other states. in florida, it s that reasonable belief. so what did we learn today from this testimony about mrmr. mr. zimmerman s sort of mood some period of time here imminently after he would have had to potentially have that fear? well, i think it s a great
gingrich. he says this law muddles the institution ofรง marriage, but isn t it a fact divorce is the challenge and wasn t divorce invented by married people to get out of said marriage? divorce is not the only challenge to marriage. we have lots of challenges. same-sex marriage. how is same-sex marriage a challenge to your marriage? i don t understand how same-sex marriage is a challenge to your marriage? if you stand for the national organization of marriage, would not your nemesis be divorce, the opposite of what marriage is. we oppose and want reform to divorce law and work to make sure people can stay together in their marriages. you wouldn t allow people divorce? of course not. i didn t say that. you want to reform divorce law. i don t understand what you want to reform. divorce reform is saying no one can ever divorce. yeah, it is, because he s allowing divorce. you re not talking about eradicating about divorce, mrmr. mr. brown. this has nothing to do with
you re watching world one . violent he can lates in yemen after cease-fire break down between security forces and tribal fighters. uncertain future. japan s prime minister survives a no-confidence vote but he s weakened by rebellion in his party. and the u.s. state of massachusetts is reeling after a series of tornadoes, leaving behind a trail of destruction. we want to start in yemen where there are growing fears deadly street battles are dragging the country to the brink of civil war. the capital has been a flash point for revolt. people who live there say they heard explosions all night long. they describe the fighting as worse than anything before and it s spreading. state tvs says an army general has been killed in the latest clashes. here is the man in the center of the crisis, yemen s long-time president saleh. for five months protesters have been calling him to step down. at one point he promised to go but he s still clinging on and this is the result. a coun