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tonight, scenes of the crime, brought to court today, painting an emotional tribute. tonight, the trial that is captivating america. and we go deep in china, with the rare and elusive snub-nosed monkeys. and a deal, the lucrative partnership, falling apart for paula dean. and halle berry tries to win one against the paparazzi. tonight. >> keep it right here, america,

from new york city, this is "nightline," with cynthia mcfadden. and good evening, we begin tonight with a case that has captured the nation's attention, ever since the rainy night, 16 months ago when an unarmed teenager wearing a hoodie walked through the gated community where he was staying, was shot and killed by a man who he says was just trying to protect himself and his neighbors. was george zimmerman fed up, as prosecutors say, with punks getting away with crime? or was the killing in self defense? the case ended its second day today. we turn to my new "nightline" co-anchor, dan abrams. >> state versus george

zimmerman. >> reporter: in a sanford, florida, courtroom, a jury of six women listened to the second day of testimony in the trial of george zimmerman, accused of murdering 17-year-old trayvon martin as he walked home from a 7-eleven. >> did you see any movement from trayvon martin's body as you approached him? >> no, sir, i did not. >> reporter: pictures of trayvon martin and the infamous hoodie that he was wearing were shown in court today, it was almost too much for his mother. george zimmerman, who has been staying in hiding, gained over 100 pounds. the 29-year-old became a divisive symbol of racism. it all started when martin was walking in a gated community where his father was staying, having purchased a drink and skittles. it was there that he captured

the attention of george zimmerman, neighborhood watchman, who called police. >> this guy looks like he is up to no good, it is raining, he is just out walking about. >> reporter: one of the most important questions in the case is what happened after the operator said this? >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> okay, we don't need you to do that. >> reporter: did zimmerman continue to follow him, or did he just give the address? >> i didn't see a street sign here, but i knew if i went straight through, that is the circle. >> reporter: what is not in dispute is that there was a confrontation, and multiple neighbors called 911. >> they're wrestling right in the back of my porch. >> reporter: 14 calls in 40 seconds. >> somebody is yelling, two doors down from me, screaming, hollering, help, help, help. >> oh, my god.

>> reporter: that shot killed trayvon martin. >> he is laying on the ground. >> reporter: all along, zimmerman admitted to firing the fatal shot but claimed he had no choice and feared for his life. but was it self defense? or did he attack trayvon martin with the intent to kill him? >> good morning, please be seated. >> reporter: in opening statements yesterday, the prosecution wasted no time trying to answer that question. >> good morning. >> they always get away. >> reporter: repeating e expletives that zimmerman used over and over again, when he called the dispatch line. the prosecution painted an aggressive picture of zimmerman who profiled a teen in his neighborhood. >> the truth about the murder of trayvon martin is going to come directly from his mouth. from those hate-filled words that he used to describe a

perfect stranger. >> reporter: jurors and spectators riveted to the prosecution's depiction of what happened that night. >> you will know in your head, in your heart, in your stomach that george zimmerman did not shoot trayvon martin because he had to. he shot him for the worst of all reasons, because he wanted to. >> reporter: the defense opened with a bizarre attempt at humor. >> knock, knock, who is there? george zimmerman. george zimmerman who? all right, good. you're on the jury. nothing? that is funny. >> reporter: after apologizing for the failed joke, defense attorney don west spent nearly three hours meticulously detailing the time line.

>> george zimmerman saw trayvon martin over in this area as he was coming around here to go out to the target. >> reporter: an effort to show that zimmerman did not, could not, continue to trail and then confront martin as prosecutors allege. >> mr. zimmerman is sitting here on the phone with the police. >> so now we have two completely different stories, one in which trayvon martin was hunted, presumably because he was black and profiled by zimmerman. and another, zimmerman doing his neighborhood watch duty, disoriented and then jumped by trayvon martin. >> reporter: maybe most important for the defense? zimmerman is's injuries, which they say could only be done by the marks in a terrible beating. >> this is a case of a guy chased down by trayvon martin, and the defense says that didn't happen. >> the defense says that zimmerman himself was the

victim. >> reporter: as part of the investigation, zimmerman reenacted the events with the police. >> all i could think was that when he was hitting my head, it would explode. i thought i would lose consciousness. >> reporter: the night in question, zimmerman was taken into custody, and he was let go. the police say there was no evidence to show his frame. his scalp was shown, cut and bleeding. but in the next several weeks, another side of the story emerged, one where martin was the innocent victim. supporters accused the police of racism, and looked for national attention for martin's case. >> i'm brokenhearted that my son is gone, but it hurts even worse to know that somebody that murdered him has not been arrested. >> reporter: six weeks of protests, rallies and student walkouts, transfixed the nation.

even the president weighed in. >> i can only imagine what the parents are going through. and when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids. >> reporter: zimmerman would not be charged with second degree murder until april 11, 45 days after the shooting. >> it is the search for justice for trayvon that has brought us to this moment. >> reporter: but this remains a tricky case for prosecutors. >> it is pretty clear from the moment that the police arrive, zimmerman says i was attacked. the big picture has been pretty consistent. >> but the question was why was he attacked? and there are only two people who know the answer to that and one of those two people is dead. >> reporter: for now, trayvon martin's family has put its hopes for justice in the hands of the jury and are keeping his memory alive. he would have graduated from high school earlier this month. >> everything reminds me of him. when i see someone wearing a hoodie.

when i see a teenager, when i see a kid listening to their earphones, kids walking home from school. everything reminds me of trayvon martin. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm dan abrams in new york. >> thank you for that, day two of the trial. and what has a blue face, no nose, and is very rare? join us on a search that takes us to china for the golden snub-nosed monkey. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save.

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. monkey see, monkey do, but in this case, the monkey definitely has no nose. look into the face of china's golden snubbed nose monkeys, and you may be surprised to find one of its features missing. the primates has such limited contact with humans that they are not even afraid of our correspondents. today, we are taken high into the mountains to meet the monkeys. >> reporter: here, the vast area near the mountains in china. >> 6:00 a.m. it feels like the whole forest is waking up. >> reporter: we're looking for one of china's most extraordinary and rare animals. no, it is not the panda.

this one may just be even cuter, and at the same time, a little stranger. the golden snubbed nose monkey is only found in china and seldom seen. that strange missing nose? possibly an evolutionary trait to survive frostbite. our guide says it may be our lick lucky day. he spots them in the tree tops. the chinese government is very protective of the animals. >> peanuts, monkeys like peanuts. >> reporter: almost none live in zoos outside china, and tourists can't come here. they're so elusive, the world just doesn't know much about them, not even how many they are. they do this every morning, obviously it is not a hard climb

for the monkeys, but for me, it is a little tough. it will all be worth it if we get even a little glimpse. but just when i realize i lost the guide it is a powerful adult male. these guys can get angry, and defensive. >> oh, my god, he is coming right towards us. and i'm worried he is not going to like the intrusion. suddenly he sees me, that makes me nervous. the guide tells me to stay calm. and then, he kind of checks me out. it is as if he is saying, hey, girl. haven't seen you around here. he is like saying hello. sure enough, his face is a very

subtle shade of breath-taking baby blue. and that missing nose? somehow cute? >> i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: but just when we're really starting to make a connection, he is over it. i guess he is just not that into me. but maybe he put in a good word, because soon we meet the family. right down to the latest, adorable addition. females only have one baby every two to three years. this little one will stick close to mom for at least a year. they're so likeable, especially when they do that. they are curious, and playful. a little bit naughty. but what they are not is afraid. the only humans these guys know treat them like family.

treating them at times like any proud parent. they're not angry or aggressive, very calm, yeah? >> yeah. >> reporter: it is amazing. their home is largely wild. but it is still protected. and massive deforestation in china forced them from their home. they were also believed to help rheumatism, and the chinese government safeguarded them. their protectors say more needs to be done. for now, life is sweet, just a bit silly. just when we want to take good-bye snaps, one monkey trades his tree for my head, as if to say hey, i still want to play. just lost one, you get it. oh! i think i just have to say for

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can paula dean bounce back from the backlash? and can halle berry get the paparazzi to back off? just two stories tonight on "feed frenzy." paula dean, the southern-fried celebrity chef in serious oil this week, the fallout from her past racial comments are costing her millions. dean just lost her job on the food network and endorsements. and qvc may be next. >> i am here to say i am so sorry. >> yet, crowds of fans are

lining up outside her restaurant. she faced backlash last year when she announced she had type 2 diabetes, but that didn't stop her from landing a $6 million deal with a pharmaceutical company. her first post-schedule appearance is scheduled for wednesday. and we wonder, could dean be a comeback queen? no pictures please, the constant presence of photographers can be scary or dangerous for celebrity kids, actress halle berry is helping to crack down on the paparazzi. don't mess with mama bear. crime watch in a heist straight

out of "ocean 11," the bandits smashed a jewelry case and stole more than $100,000 worth of watches before making a swift exit from an atlanta mall, all captured by the security cameras. and the atlanta police department released the footage in appen appeal to the public f help catching the crooks. that is it for us, be sure to watch the lookout tomorrow, we'll have a piece in looking at the real estate ads, what comes to selling your home, what tricks are fair game. as always, we're on line at abcnews.com. good night, america.