back now with robert zimmerman. his brother george was acquitted sensationally tonight of the murder or manslaughter of trayvon martin. do you see your brother as innocent after this? >> i do? or simply not guilty of murder or manslaughter. >> no, i do. i think that that kind of connotation suggests some kind of accident or some kind of unforeseen circumstance where unfortunately, a death occurred. like if you got in a fight and pudged me and i had a pacemaker and i died. i think that what is different in this situation is that the self-defense not only the instruction to the jury but the notion and the right that we have in this country to defend ones self speaks right to the face of innocence. it speaks boldly and it makes enunciates innocence very clearly. you have the right to defend yourself when someone is beating you the way that trayvon beat george or anyone. >> did trayvon martin not have the right to the defend himself. >> from what? trayvon had the right to go home. i don't want to retry the case