i'm colin o'brien. are we really doing this? come on. do you have the time? clock over there. yes, sir. sorry we're late. let me take that for you. i'll bring the car around front. thank you. dylan. colin. can you believe this? this is incredible! this is the greatest thing i've ever done. i'm calling my mother. what for? tell her i'm in a limo. hello, ma. it's me. guess where i am. in the back of a limo. no. nobody died. it's a long story. i can't tell you now. because i can't. i said i can't. if i could, i would. would you stop it! all right, look-- i'm getting off. no, i'm not telling you. i'm never telling you. i don't care. no! fine! never! she happy for you? can he hear us? why? thought i saw him look in the mirror suspiciously. he can't hear us. let's test him. hey, driver! what do you say we pick up your sister, have a little fun back here? no. he can't hear us. where's he dropping us? let's get him to drop us at my house. i'll ask him. my dear fellow, where are you dropping us? at madison square garden, of course. i have the four passes. of course, the, uh... the four

those plants were shown to the jury by officer colin o'brien would testified about collecting them at the hospital. o'brien said he also noticed a cut on norwood's hand, a cut he thought could have come from a knife sliding through someone's hand as they are using t on cross-examination, the officer admitted writing in his report, the cut and to be a defensive wound. the officer told the court, i let my empathy no ms. norwood overwhelm me. they called a nurse to the stand who cared for norwood at the hospital. >> beth hager told the court the laceration for her head was obviously a scratch. they had scratches on her legs as well. prosecutors believe the wounds norwood says she sustained for self-inflicted. she said she was lying on her back for hours waiting to die but the blood ran down the front of her face. >>> fox 5 has complete coverage of the trial. paul wagner is providing constant updates for us on air and online via twitter. a link to his account is on our home page at myfoxdc.com in the hot topics people. >>> we still have plenty ahead, your weather, traffic and all of your

those pants were shown to the jury by officer colin o'brien would testified about collecting them at the hospital. o'brien said he also noticed a cut on norwood's hand, a cut he thought could have come from a knife sliding through someone's hand as they are using it. on cross-examination, the officer admitted writing in his report the cut and to be a defensive wound. the officer told the court, i let my empathy for ms. norwood overwhelm me. as the prosecution lays the foundation of the case, they called a nurse to the stand who cared for norwood at the hospital. >> beth hager said the laceration to her head was a scratch. prosecutors believe the injuries norwood says she sustained inside the store were self-inflicted. hager said there were a lot of things that were odd. she said she was lying on her back for hours waiting to die but the blood ran down the front of her face. >> paul wagner is providing constant updates for us on air and online via twitter. a lurch to his account is our home page -- a link to his account is on our home page at myfoxdc.com. >>> a tragic accident that cl