see sadness come over their face or that they shift or move or g get figidity. one of the hispanic girls who i believe was the one that teared up after the closing arguments of the prosecution, she actually she s one that i think is, it s going to be one straddling the fence here whether to vote for state or prosecution. yes, we had heard those reports that one of the jurors had to wipe away a tear. i m curious about your thoughts of e40. we don t know their names but they are identified by letters and numbers. e40 took a lot of notes during prosecution arguments. interestingly is she the safety officer. in her 60s. you would think she could relate to the defendant george zimmerman because he was sort of a safety officer. absolutely. you know what was really interesting, though, during the
there, or are you alone? reporter: i am alone except for the crew and some other reporters. i had to look around. we re sort of in a bubble. you know how that is, but, where do we start, ali? oh my gosh. there is so much to talk about in this case. when you talk about propofol. we didn t know anything about propofol before michael jackson. some people get it when you go into procedures but you didn t know the name of it. as you said, opening statements, starting about 8:45 local time, which is 11:45 eastern. that s when the judge will come in, give the jury instructions, about 15 minutes. after that, the arguments are expected to start in this case. the prosecution and from the defense. that are ge on for a bit. 10:15, they ll take a little breather. after that, ali, they re going to come back, continued with the arguments. we don t expect we don t expect doesn t always go as planned, we don t expect the first witness to start testifying until a little later on this aft