doctor, do you think? i ve been in the courtroom with him, too. you have to see where they re coming from. whenever anybody comes in as a defense witness. an expert. or a prosecution witness, you have to kind of see where they re coming from. okay. but what s interesting, doctor, is that dr. booed b bodden saidy could have been standing facing each other and had the same forensic result. you look at one piece of the puzzle. the doctor was putting it all together. grass stains. what do you think. how do you know trayvon s not getting up and he s pulling the sweatshirt down and he s getting up. there s a lot of things that could be going on. okay. the truth is that trayvon isn t here to tell about it, is he? right. he s not here to tell about it, so you have to look at the forensics. we know that it s contact to the sweatshirt but not to the skin. i m saying you can t a hundred percent say he s on his back
i don t mind that john guy accepted even in your best version, look at how inconsistent this is. look at how he couldn t reach the gun. trayvon isn t in a position to see the gun or reach it. here s something else i think no one has talked about that bothered me from day one. he says he can get his hands free. he says he moves trayvon s hand off of his mouth. that hand s free now. he moves the other hand and is able to reach his gun. with both hands free are you really telling me if i m a juror i m saying you expect me to believe you couldn t have pushed him? just reach for the gun? that s a telling point. i want my legal panel to stay with me. there is much, much more to the trial today. coming up, the key moments from this trial including the dramatic testimony from the last person to speak to trayvon martin. and for the first time since the trial began, we ll speak to ben
reporter: i m just hearing you now, anderson. what i can tell you is that the japanese government is saying that they believe the flying vessel from north korea, they did detect it and that it was in the air for just over one minute. now, the plan was that if that flew over japanese territory, if the rocket broke up and started to threaten this land, that the patriot missile you see behind me, it s an intercepter missile, land-to-air, that it would fire off and that it potentially would with try to take some of those pieces down. that was not the case, because the rocket then in just over one minute did break up, according to the japanese government, and then fell harmlessly into the sea. at this point, japanese security meeting is taking place and they expect to have some sort of guidance after that meeting wraps up, some time this morning here in tokyo, anderson. kyung lah, appreciate the reporting on that. we re going to check in with our correspondent, stan grant, who
but it s been giving the region the case of the willies. we have an exclusive report coming up later on. the other breaking news, the trayvon martin case. the first hints of what the prosecutors know about the first night that george zimmerman shot and killed the 17-year-old. the first inkling of how they ll persuade a jury that zimmerman committed murder in the second degree. the defendant appearing by video hookup today from the seminole county jail, saying very little. mr. zimmerman, you re here for a charge of murder in the second degree and you re represented by mr. o mara, is that true? yes, sir. the judge ruling there s probable cause to proceed. lawyer mark o mara not yet asking for bail. and as for his first night in jail, he was kept in observation and he was seen weeping at times. abc news also reporting that there was no sign of scarring on the back of his head. remember, trayvon martin was painted a as the aggressor in this, saying that zimmerman this i
zimmerman committed murder in the second degree. the defendant appearing by video hookup today from the seminole county jail, saying very little. mr. zimmerman, you re here in your first appearance on the charge of murder in the second degree and you re represented by mr. o mara, is that true? yes, sir. the judge ruling there s probable cause to proceed. lawyer mark o mara not yet asking for bail. as for zimmerman s first night in custody, abc news is silting an official saying he was kept in observation and he was seen weeping at times. abc news also reporting that there was no sign of scarring on the back of his head. remember, zimmerman and ahis family paint trayvon martin as the aggressor in this, saying that zimmerman was, as his brother told piers morgan last night. surprise attacked, punched so hard in the nose the nose is broken, sat on their chest, using their last available breaths to call and scream for help. now, as you might imagine, the prosecution has