it s frustrating. it is frustrating. an people wa and people want to see it, it give as better read. it s one thing to say the words, another thing to see his expression. but when i see this, it doesn t necessarily help the prosecution as you might think in a lot of investigations. a lot of investigations, you bring in a lead detective, they give the testimony from speaking to the defendant and it s one of your slam dunk moments. because he s consistent. he does have small inconsistencies, but it s him in the flesh talking about everything that happened. and i think the defense has to be pretty happy about this because the more people see him talking in court about what happened, you have to start wondering are they going to put him on the stand or not. sunny, i m curious, put on your former federal prosecutor hat for me and tell me as the state is we ve seen the video re-enactment of the crime seen the day after. now we re seeing the police interrogation a couple days after zimm
crucial evidence, but it s very, very crucial because how can you go from being in a life or death struggle on your back shoot someone, get on top of their back, spread their arms out even in the video, i m not making this up, in the video re-enactment george zimmerman did with officer serino, he does this. i spread his arms apart because he was still moving and i didn t know if he had a brick or anything in his hand. how do you go having your arms spread out to underunderneath your body? i think it was the first or second day of the trial of the jury trial they showed pictures of trayvon martin s body as it was found in the grass. and you can see that have a von martin s hands are not spread out like this. . they are under his body. how do they go from there to here when he s been shot point blank in the heart. john q. kelly, can you answer that question? is there any way around that
capehart on this because i think that is the thread that i feel like that s running through the prosecution s last two days. they re essentially not able to establish that trayvon martin was doing anything aggressive or wrong, yet he was sized by zimmerman literally as the suspect. right. even with the serino tapes and the re-enactments and everything, it s all about trayvon martin walking home. walking from that 7-eleven. even george zimmerman in than video re-enactment talks about how he saw trayvon martin walking on the sidewalk, slowly. yes, it was raining. sort of looking at the buildings. but there was nothing there that said he did anything wrong. now, zimmerman lumped him in, lumped trayvon martin in with all the other people he had seen in the neighborhood checking things out, robbing people. and so so that s why when we have the expletive laden quote from george zimmerman, those
morning in philadelphia for that suspect as we speak. good morning, everyone. welcome to early start. it is 5:00 a.m. here in the east. also this morning, george zimmerman in his first on-camera interview since the trayvon martin shooting, he was asked if he has any regrets. you ll want to hear what he has to say. and is there tension in the u.s. supreme court after that health care ruling? you will hear what justice scalia said about any possible bad blood. that s in that cnn exclusive coming right up. up first this morning, breaking news from tanzania where more than 30 people have drowned, over 100 more are feared dead after a ferry with nearly 300 people on board sank. about 150 people were rescued. but officials say there s not much hope for the passengers still missing. there were also 31 children on board. you are looking there at pictures of a little boy being saved. there were tourists on board as well. it s not clear if any of them were americans. rough weat
but that was news to juanita s father, don culver. i never heard this called a honeymoon spot ever. you think calling it the honeymoon spot is some sort of after-the-fact contrivance that tom s come up with to justify going to that place? exactly. yeah. i certainly do. it should more accurately be called what? her death spot. what would that fall from the death spot have looked like? barhmann showed jurors a video re-enactment using a dummy to show how bad that fall can be. and the coroner described juanita s brutal injuries on the way down. but he also found one injury he thought was suspicious. this mysterious double bruise on her right thigh. i think those two linear bruises are the result of one impact, something that was sort of elongated linear, like a rod or a stick. a stick or maybe a kick from tom.