bernie de la rhonda invoking the i have a dream speech. we have cheney mason who defended casey anthony. a dramatic day there. how did you think when they finished, what bernie de la rhonda did? >> i didn't get to see all of it. he was pretty thorough and emotional and he has his strategy and plans. i don't know what they are necessarily, but they carry the burden and seems to me that he told the jury all the things that probably need to do to establish the elements that they need to prove, whether he did or not we'll find out in a couple days. >> invoking martin luther king there, a good strategy or not to bring race front and center into this trial when people have been perhaps tackfully trying to avoid that? >> well, you know, piers, everybody has tried to tiptoe around about this. this case has been about race from the beginning. i'm sorry some people don't like to hear that. it's evident that it has been and can't presume the evidence of it because they didn't have admissions to say it, but, you know, you get to be my age doing this lo

and bernie de la rhonda pointed out that detective serino has not pointed out all the evidence. >> trayvon martin's parents are in the courtroom today. how are they doing thus far? are they confident with the prosecution's case thus far? >> they're confident with the prosecution's case. an emotionally toiling time for them, to have to hear their child scream for help. they're in pain. hearing your child scream for help and not being able to help him. >> i just want to go back to your testimony. there was a lot of talk, perhaps their testimony, because it was, in a lot of people's opinions, clearly not your, so favorable to the defense that this was some sort of payback for the difficulties between the law enforcement and the prosecution? >> you know, i didn't perceive it that way. i think that's all pure speculation. and i think that we are going to see the prosecution bring this tangled web of lies home during the closing. >> you talk about a tangled web of lies, but that's not what the police themselves were saying, the police who were investigating this. i mean, in cross-examination, by