minute drive from the scene to the station. that means that george zimmerman haf only remained at the shooting site for 20 minutes or less, being treated, police say, for injuries to his nose and scalp. this is a second angle captured by police surveillance cameras of his arrival. in it, in the original view, you see zimmerman, hands cuffed behind his back, getting out of the patrol car. as some pointed out, he needs no assistance and doesn t appear to be injured or a traumatized man. some have launched on to this moment as a patrolman touches zimmerman s jacket, looks down at it, and wipes it on his pants. was it blood, dirt, something else? there s no way of knowing at this point. then there s the moment when an officer checks the back of zimmerman s head. zimmerman told police that trayvon martin punched him in the face and slammed his head, as zimmerman s father says, on to the sidewalk, on to concrete. doesn t look like a serious injury, but is there some evidence of som
told police. that terrible night now more than a month ago when george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin after pursuing him through a sanford, florida, gated community. and new angles and more video of zimmerman arriving at the sanford police headquarters that night. the time, 7:52, 25 minutes after police first got to the scene. it s about a 10 to 15 minute drive from the scene to the station. that means that george zimmerman may have only remained at the shooting site for 20 minutes or less, being treated for injuries to his nose and scalp. this is a second angle captured by police surveillance cameras. the original view, you see zimmerman hands cuffed behind his back. he does not appear to be moving like an injured or traumatized man and the police are not wearing gloves like if he had a large amount of blood on him. on the other hand, some have latched on to this motion as a patrolman wipes something off and wipes it off on his pants. was it dirt or blood? there s
may have only remained at the shooting site for 20 minutes or less, being treated for injuries to his nose and scalp. this is a second angle captured by police surveillance cameras. the original view, you see zimmerman hands cuffed behind his back. he does not appear to be moving like an injured or traumatized man and the police are not wearing gloves like if he had a large amount of blood on him. on the other hand, some have latched on to this motion as a patrolman wipes something off and wipes it off on his pants. was it dirt or blood? there s no way of knowing at this point. then an officer checks the back of zimmerman s head. now, remember, zimmerman told police that trayvon martin punched him in the face and slammed his head as zimmerman s father said he slammed his head into the concrete. is there a sign of head injury? perhaps. there s a moment in which zimmerman briefly leans against the wall before being taken to being questioned. is it evidence he s woozy or the pic
you can decide whether the man in the video looks like someone who minutes before had been in a fight for his life. this police surveillance video begins with george zimmerman being taken out of a patrol car at sanford police headquarters. he s wearing the same red jacket and blue jeans that he was wearing when he came across trayvon martin. now, the police report says he was bleeding from the nose and back of the head and was examined by emts at the scene before being taken in for question. an attorney who consulted with sdplim zim believes that martin broke zimmerman s nose. we have frozen a portion of the video showing his nose and face so you can look more carefully and see if it s consistent with the kind of fight that zimmerman describes. granted, it s surveillance video. it s not up close and the angle obviously could be better. but it s full of clues. here the officer touches zimmerman s sleeve and a few minutes later wipes off his hand. is it blood? that s a question
that the cold war ended more than two decades ago. wolf blitzer is off today. i m gloria borger and you re in the situation room. captions by vitac www.vitac.com the average price for a gallon of regular gas today is about $4. make that $3.92. our new poll shows nearly half of americans expect that price to hit $5. that s $5 this year and most blame the oil companies. president obama tried to hitch a ride on those sentiments today. chief white house correspondent jessica yellin is here. jessica, is the president going after big oil? again. believe it or not, it really felt like today was let s play politics with gas prices day in washington. the president played his part from the rose garden. think about that. it s like hitting the american people twice. he called on the senate to pass a bill that would have eliminated billions in tax breaks for oil companies. american oil is booming. the oil industry is doing just fine, with record profits and rising prod