that's what ben crump says. he has just enough knowledge to establish vay von was the attacker von was in a suspicious area he was reaching in his waist band. he tried to establish him as a stalker because that's the only way he could use the stand your ground defense. >> what you don't see you don't hear anything is george zimmerman ever saying this is a black guy. race played no part. he said suspicious. he didn't use black didn't use a pejorative didn't say african american. there was no reference to the race of the victim. >> he does in fact say the officer asked him to identify this person he does say that he is a black personer you but he never identifies himself as neighborhood watch captain. he never says to police that he had a gun. >> he asked him is he black, white or piss panic? >> he did. >> we know trayvon martin is the victim, but i think this is a powerful document for self defense. >> for zimmerman, yes, it is. but i think you are exactly right in saying that he knew enough when he had that init

that's what ben crump says. just enough knowledge to establish vay von was the attacker von was in a suspicious area he was reaching in his waist band. he tried to establish him as a stalker because that's the only way he could use the stand your ground defense. >> what you don't see you don't hear anything is george zimmerman ever saying this is a black guy. race played no part. he said suspicious. he didn't use black didn't use a pejorative didn't say african american. there was no reference to the race of the victim. >> he does in fact say the officer asked him to identify this person he does say that he is a black personer you but he never identifies himself as neighborhood watch captain. he never says to police that he had a gun. >> he asked him is he black, white or piss panic? >> he did. >> we know trayvon martin is the victim, but i think this is a powerful document for self defense. >> for zimmerman, yes, it is. but i think you are exactly right in saying that he knew enough when he had that initial con

ben crump on the radio show the attorney for the martin family. he represented his client well. he is not one of these bs guys. here's how george zimmerman and his wife misrepresented their finances to the court. they take everything when they are in jail. they probably have you on video and on audio. they take one of the jail house telephone calls with his wife speaking about having $155 in the bank. when in reality they had 155,000 dollars in the bank at the time. zimmerman was hiding the fact that he had a second passport that he did not turn over did not surrender to the court. shortly after shooting and killings trayvon martin. he kept that secretly locked away in a lock box. he is in miami tonight. prosecutor nice to see you. can george sglirm man be charged with perjury? is it ironic maybe they will be convicted of merge rianed acquitted of murder? >> it is very interesting. mark summed it up beautifully. it was his clients that lied. if you lie under oath you could be charged with perjury. a material fact is what are your finances? what can you fired to pay? the prosecut

ben crump on the radio show the attorney for the martin family. he represented his client well.e bs guys. here's how george zimmerman and his wife misrepresented their finances to the court. they take everything when they are in jail. they probably have you on video and on audio. they take one of the jail house telephone calls with his wife speaking about having $155 in the bank. when in reality they had 155,000 dollars in the bank at the time. zimmerman was hiding the fact that he had a second passport that he did not turn over did not surrender to the court. shortly after shooting and killings trayvon martin. he kept that secretly locked away in a lock box. he is in miami tonight. prosecutor nice to see you. can george sglirm man be charged with perjury? is it ironic maybe they will be convicted of merge rianed acquitted of murder? >> it is very interesting. mark summed it up beautifully. it was his clients that lied. if you lie under oath you could be charged with perjury. a material fact is what are your finances? what can you fired to pay? the prosecutor went back in they f

. >> tonight, i spoke with the attorney for the travon martin family ben crump on the phone he tells me he cautioned everyone watching these videotapes to keep in mind that we will never hear travon martin's version of what happened, shep? >> shepard: phil keating live in central florida the entire unedited version of the reenactment video from police is aavailable right now at foxnews.com. enormous news breaking in the last her on the economy as the dow takes its second worst slide of the year before it even happened. the bank bombshell that could move the markets tomorrow and as bad as things were today, there are plenty of people who have money to spend. for instance, the guy who bought most of an hawaiian island today. the price tag for a chunk of paradise and the billionaire who just scarfed it up. from the journalists of fox news on a very busy fox report. [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, "what's next?" introducing the all-new rx f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. [ male announcer ] you get in the zone

but their attorney, ben crump, did talk about george zimmerm zimmerman's account of what he says happened. a moment ago you asked, you know, who did what first? but here he says, we should pay very close attention to what zimmerman wrote in his statement to police, where he says that he got out of his car to look for a street sign. crump says there's something that he left out in that statement. take a listen. >> listen to it for yourself in that 911 tape, why he said he got out of that car. he says, "he's getting away," and then he says, you know, he pursues him. it's one of those things where the 911 operator said, are you pursuing him, and he says, yes, and they say, we don't need you to do that. so he profiled and pursued trayvon martin. and he didn't put that -- he conveniently left that out of the written statement. and this is his written statement on the night. >> it's a roller-coaster. you know, you have your good days and your bad days. certainly as his parents, you know, we have bad days, because we're dealing with the loss of our son. >> tracy martin there. the family invited

. >> reporter: the attorney for the family of trayvon martin, ben crump, says those questions are significant. >> obviously the lead detective did not believe george zimmerman. his credibility is a major issue, and you have to remember, it is only his version. >> reporter: but crump says the family believes all the evidence in the case should come out. >> they want all the evidence out because they know their son, they know what type of child he was. >> reporter: zimmerman is charged with second degree murder for martin's killing. right now he sits in jail with a bond hearing scheduled for next friday. >>> it is time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. the "seattle times" says a national park ranger died during thursday's rescue of climbers on washington's mount rainier. ranger was preparing to climb as part of a helicopter evaluation when he fell 37 feet down the mountain. >>> "usa today" reports gas prices could drop below $3 a gallon by autumn. that would be the lowest in nearly two years. the economy has cut down on demand trending crude prices falling. >>>

this is ben crump talking earlier today. >> it focuses everybody's attention to george zimmerman's credibilitys the main thing here because it is only his version of the facts that say trayvon martin attacked hip. all the objective evidence suggest that is he pursued and shot trayvon martin in the heart, and this is going to be a crucial, crucial issue, credibility, credibility, credibility. >> reporter: and they're already working on damage control from the defense side, again, referring to the website, it says, mr. zimmerman understands this mistake has undermined his credibility which he will have to try to work to repair. a lot of back and forth already. and we haven't had george zimmerman returning to court for the bond hearing. when it happens, it's going to be pretty big. >> and i can't stress enough this credibility issue because as benjamin crump suggested, it's really only mr. zimmerman's version because only one of them is alive. but what i find critical in this and correct me if i'm wrong, before you even get to trial, you have to have a hearing on the "stand your ground" law, righ