. >> the majority of this, it was reviewed by our supervisor, bernie de la rionda.e were several things corrected and this is the final one. >> when you swore that to be true, what did you mean that to indicate? >> that zimmerman saw martin, formed an idea in his head, and contacted the sanford police department with no facts. >> with no facts.ç and, of course, you have available to you mr. zimmerman's statements, correct? >> oh, i do. >> again, you say that he lived in the community, driving the vehicle. zimmerman felt that he did not belong in the gated community and called police. did you get that from mr. zimmerman? >> i did not speak with him. >> did you gateser that? >>over the 911 -- excuse me -- emergency dispatch. >> you say he perceived trayvon martin as suspicious. >> correct. >> did you get any in sight? >> when talking to the dispatcher, i believe he said he was suspicious. >> did he use that word? >> without reviewing it right now and reviewing all the stuff we have, i can't honestly say if he used that word during the dispatch tape. >> he informed zi

george zimmerman had made the apology to the family and the man doing the grilling there is bernie de la rionda. he's the prosecutor in this case. clearly he was not happy with george zimmerman getting on the stand. many say it was not a good day for the statement they didn't look like they were prepared or that they had much of a case against george zimmerman, but, of course, it is extremely early to make a judgment like that. >> we also heard from zimmerman's wife and parents and his family. what about trayvon's parents? are they responding to this? how did they react to zimmerman's apology as well? >> reporter: i think the biggest statement was the fact that they've made no statement at all. they've been extremely vocal and spoken at every opportunity. yesterday they did not. they came out of the courthouse and made a beilein away frbeeli. they feel they were emotionally ambushed in this disingenuous attack and were clearly upset the state wasn't prepared. >> martin savage. thank you. >>> now to the latest on the exhaustive 33-year search. through his attorney, a carpenter who used to have a

. >> well, the prosecutor, bernie de la rionda at his press conference. >> please be patient and waite trial. thank you very much. >> this is so tricky, joy-ann. i'm going to try to do it here with a presumption of innocence. i think everybody is going to be watching this with all kinds of attitude, right? >> absolutely. krits, the bottom line is, this case has already been litigated, rela relate gated on twitter and on blogs. i think that raises a lot of troubling questions about jury selection. is the entire jury pool in the country tainted and can zimmerman canç a fair trial? >> what scares me, if we can watch a tape of everything that happened that night from the beginning to the end, i think there would be a difference of attitude about guilt and innocence. there's so many different perspectives, so much history ever since the first slave arrived in the united states, the attitude of history here. you can't push it aside, i don't think. any way, thank you, joy-ann reid, kendall coffey, to you as well. >>> coming up, florida led the country with its stand your ground law. after th

after today's hearing, assistant state attorney bernie de la rionda dismissed claims that the charge is not justified. >> we charged what we felt was appropriate and that's what we're going to rely on and we'll leave it at that. again, we look forward to presenting this case in a courtroom of law. we appreciate that you're all here but let us do our jobs. let the defense and the state do their jobs. >> woodruff: but defense lawyer mark o'mara voiced concerns that zimmerman might be convicted by public opinion, not by the evidence. >> let the system work. it works. and now that we have focus on it, it's going to work even better because i'm sure you'll tell us if it's not working properly. >> woodruff: last night's arrest came 45 days after the martin shooting and the ensuing national outcry over the role of race in the criminal justice system. on february 26, zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, had called 9-1-1 to report a suspicious looking individual, the 17-year-old martin. despite a dispatcher's warning, zimmerman followed martin. a struggle ensued and zimmerman shot the u

after today's hearing, assistant state attorney bernie de la rionda dismissed claims that the chargenot justified. >> we charged what we felt was appropriate and that's what we're going to rely on and we'll leave it at that. again, we look forward to presenting this case in a courtroom of law. we appreciate that you're all here but let us do our jobs. let the defense and the state do their jobs. >> woodruff: but defense lawyer mark o'mara voiced concerns that zimmerman might be convicted by public opinion, not by the evidence. >> let the system work. it works. and now that we have focus on it, it's going to work even better because i'm sure you'll tell us if it's not working properly. >> woodruff: last night's arrest came 45 days after the martin shooting and the ensuing national outcry over the role of race in the criminal justice system. on february 26, zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, had called 9-1-1 to report a suspicious looking individual, the 17-yr-olmartin dpite dispatcher's rning, zimmerman followed martin. a struggle ensued and zimmerman shot the unarmed teenager