offer ends july 8th. adt. always there. all right. i m fredricka whitfield. welcome back. resumption of the george zimmerman trial. you re looking at live pictures of the te fence attorney don west ands the defendant there, george zimmerman. the jurors are being brought back into the room. there was a technicality that had to be argued while the jurors were out of the room. then they ll resume testimony. cross-examination of the medical examiner, shiping bao. let s listen in now as don west approaching the microphone. we ve had an opportunity now to take a look at your notes, and you have them back. yes. if you would please, if any of your answers in my questioning or mr. de would y please tell us? what do you mean? refresh my notes?
and defense attorney mark o mara, still talking. still giving this joa, judgment of acquittal. again, a formality. requesting the judge to toss this case out based upon lack of evidence. let s listen back in. now, testimony would certainly support the idea even having moved the hands out as ms. moore has said, the feet still move. dr. bao seemed to say at some point maybe the body can move, maybe it can t. nonetheless, this is the foundational evidence for which you have to make a determination did my client present to date a prima facie case of self-defense. two, is that defense and its reasonable hypothesis of innocence which is, of course, what it is, specifically contradicted by the state s
tell somebody that day, hey, come in here? he was trained to do his job. he had previous experience with some other job and after he came in, we have senior technician train him to do the job. after three months we decide he knows everything. objection stop one second. he s vouching for a witness that s not here and subject to cross-examination. can you move on? i ll move on, your honor. may i approach the witness? you may. some blood was recovered, correct, for dna purposes, correct? yes. the bottom line, dr. bao, whether it s from one to three minutes or one to ten minutes, he was going to die and never recover from this gun shout wound, correct? he had no chance.
the record, please, sir. good morning. my name. shiping bao. s hirsch p-i-n-g b-a-o. what is your occupation, sir? i m the associate medical examiner in volusia and seminole countie counties. and if you could just briefly tell us about your specialty, what area of practice you have and your education background, training. i received my medical degree in china, coming to the united states in 1992, when i was 29 years old, to pursue american dream. i did my pathology training in birmingham, alabama and finished my forensic pathology fellowship in tarrant county medical examiner s office. after that, i was deputy medical
again, because nobody knows. only one person knows objection, your honor. the witness is not being responsive. could we approach the bench, please? no, but please rephrase your question and wait until he asks the question to give your answer. i understand your question because your honor nobody knows what trayvon did after he was shot. excuse me. excuse me. yes, ma am. thank you. dr. bao. yes. you need to wait until a question is finished being asked and you need to answer the question being asked. yes. your honor, may we approach? this is an important matter i d like to address very briefly. ask your question. may i have just a moment?