the jury will have to decide that, and i think once they think about those two things, it will be rather clear what s relevant and what s not. benjamin crump, always good to talk to you and thank you very much for taking the time. one of george zimmerman s best friends could complicate his defense. mark osterman came to zimmerman s aid the night he shot and killed trayvon martin, and the account that he says zimmerman told him about what happened that night doesn t add up to some of zimmerman s later statements. david mattingly is outfront with the story. reporter: when george zimmerman was worried about an aggressive neighborhood dog in 2009, he decided to buy a gun and went to his friend, mark osterman, for help. did he tell you why he wanted this gun? um, no. he didn t tell me why. reporter: did it seem like he was afraid no, it reporter: that something may have happened? no. the thing was, he had felt that once he gets married, once you get married, you kind
have to go to a funeral and see trayvon dead. george zimmerman allegedly told untruths about why he shot and killed trayvon martin causing him to be dead. which one is more relevant? the jury will have to decide that, and i think once they think about those two things, it will be rather clear what s relevant and what s not. all right, benjamin crump, it s always good to talk to you and thank you very much for taking the time. one of george zimmerman s best friends could also complicate zimmerman s defense. mark osterman came to his aid the night that he shot and killed trayvon martin. the account that he says zimmerman told him about what happened that night doesn t add up to some of zimmerman s later statements. david mattingly is outfront with the story. reporter: when george zimmerman was worried about an aggressive neighborhood dog in 2009, he decided to buy a gun and went to his friend, mark osterman, for help. did he tell you why he wanted this gun? no. he didn t tell m
outfront tonight. backed into a corner. [ cat meows ] it s an awful noise, whenever you hear it. republicans are the cats today. that s the sign of the republicans hissing like an angry cat cornered by the neighborhood dog. why? the president s order. allowing eviden ining immigrant age of 30 to stay in this country with two year work visas. those workers can be renewed unlimited times. this is a temporary stop-gap measure that lets s us focus ou resources wisely while giving a degree of relief and hope to talented, driven patriotic young people. it is the it is the right thing to do. but does it add up? yes. resoundingly so. that is when it comes to politics. the order effects 1.4 million immigrants. or about 12% of the illegal immigrants in this country. that s according to the pew center. but there is one person it affects more than anyone else. and that person is the president of the united states. the national association of latino officials estimates that 12 mil