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come here, cuff up! come over here and cuff up!itially responded to an inmate who is kicking his door. when they looked inside, they saw a bed sheet tied loosely around his neck and the inmate began threatening suicide. >> what's up, dude? come on. >> the inmate is one known for bracingly exposing himself to female staff, anthony bell. >> call mental health. call medical. call oic. >> coming up -- >> if you really want to commit suicide, you cry for attention before. >> staff question anthony bell's true intent. and danny pritchett turns to the heavens to erase the past. >> everybody will be blessed for this is a spiritual bag. the bag was given to me by god. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin dedicated to your eyes, from bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is uniquely formulated to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. and now there's ocuvite eye + multi. an eye v

we're going to cuff you up.e sweating here and nervous and it's making me really nervous about my safety. >> you are sweating like a pig, my man. >> okay. so there is no more drugs on you. >> i got some weed in the car. >> you got some weed in the car. okay. you are just sweating up a storm, my man. >> i'm sorry. i thought i stopped -- >> i just don't want you sweating on me. okay. so no knives or anything? >> no. >> okay -- >> my dream job on the boston police department would be to be in the dcu, which is our drug control unit. >> so more weed? >> yeah. >> weed -- >> we're going to start this over. you're in cuffs, you're not going to go anywhere. i'll find whatever it is you possibly have and you'll be honest. >> i had different people in my life that struggled with addiction and i think the area of narcotics is where you make the most difference. >> your best bet is to be honest. you got drugs everywhere, my man. i don't like being lied to. how much do you got on you. >> 1,000 there, 1100 there and i don't k

martin, the right cuff and left cuff -- let me just -- mr.make sure we're talking the same thing. make sure the jury understands. may i approach the witness, your honor? >> yes, you may. >> for the record, i'm showing you state's exhibit 155. mr. gorgone, when you're talking about the sleeve, how much of the sleeve are you rubbing? if you could just -- tell us how much of the sleeve you're actually trying to get dna from? >> i swabbed the cuff and lower sleeve area. and i can considered that from the elbow or mid-point of the sleeve forward. so i did the chemical test for blood from about here forward and the cuff. which tested negative. and i was not able to obtain any foreign dna. >> did you do that also from his left sleeve? >> yes. >> okay. and when you're doing that, are you doing both sides or one side or what part of the sleeve are you doing? >> all the way around. so the front and back of the outside surface. >> and then you said here also that -- tell us about this, what you're doing here, the cuffs. >> the same thing. it was all col

he found no trace of george zimmerman's dna on that sweatshirt, not even on the sleeves or cuffs nearest to the fifties the defendant says trayvon martin was hitting him with, and no zimmerman dna was found under martin's fingernails and what with about martin's dna? was it found on the gun which, by one zimmerman account, the teen actually reached for and touched. >> swabbed or the dna that you developed from the pistol grip of the defendant's gun was positive for blood, correct? >> yes. >> and then there was a mixture. the major was matched the defendant george zimmerman. >> yes. >> and you were able to exclude trayvon martin as having dna on

. >> inmate hall, come to the door and cuff up. >> offender hall, come to the door and cuff up. >> go bleep ]. >> offender hall, if you do not come up, we will introduce chemical agents. are you going to comply? >> introduce oc. >> push it through if there's an opening. >> hall's unwillingness to follow the repeated orders results in a short burst of oc gas. >> offender hall, uncover your window. all the way. remove all that stuff in front of your door. can we get the cuff keys, tray slot. >> unable to deal with the burning effects of the oc gas any longer, hall finally complies. >> back to the door and cuff up. >> hall, you're going to be all right. all right? listen to my orders, okay? >> i did. >> i need you to get up on your knees, dude. get up on your knees. help us out. >> what looks like blood on hall's head is actually residue from the oc gas. officers then follow procedure by masking his face to prevent spitting. >> okay, guys. you'll be fine, hall. >> what's going on with these [ bleep ]? i need fresh air. i can't breathe. >> you're okay. you're all right, hall. you're all r

i don't think it was off the cuff because his press secretary said it the day before.t seems to me they sort of cooked this one up and said they were going to go out and say it. why do you think he did that? >> to cover it up. to keep it off of that subject so he can get on to his favorite subject. >> which are? >> whatever they are at the time. i don't think any of them are very important. >> did you ever believe that video story back september of last year? >> no. never did. and when i was at the ceremony for the welcoming of the caskets, everybody there told me that story. and even though everybody there knew, they knew that that was not true. but everybody there including the president and hillary and just all of them, they knew that that was not true. >> why do you think they told you that? >> cover up. nobody wants to be -- >> for what end. what difference does it make? what was in it for them? >> political. it was political. i believe there's a lot more to this story. i believe it's hillary. and if it's not, let her tell me different. for what i can find out, i

you just swabbed it from the elbow down to the cuff, not having seen any blood, correct? paper to rub it and test that for the possible presence ef of blood. that was negative on both sleeves. so i performed swabbing, dna testing and there was no dna foreign to trayvon martin on either of those. >> if it's not blood and you're pretty sure it's not blood, are you looking for skin cells or other source of dna perhaps the. >> yes any foreign dna that might be on these sleeves which could be touched or skin cells, it could potentially be saliva. anything foreign to trayvon martin i was looking for intentionally. >> frankly, then you just didn't find much of anything on this gray hooded sweatshirt? >> just that partial profile. on the stain a. >> that was the shirt that stunk to high heaven? >> it didn't smell good, no. >> let's go to the next item if you could. give us a moment to switch out. >> and we are watching the trial of george zimmerman. testimony from the crime lab analyst who looked at the shirt that trayvon martin was wearing on the night he was shot to death by ge

let me see your hands. >> -- who they incorrectly suspected of having a homemade cuff key, they are nownother key, a missing key. >> we hope either an officer inadvertently took them home and hasn't realized it yet, but apparently all the phone calls have been made and everyone claims they don't have the key. so what we're going to do is tear this level apart. i want you two, you're going to check the clinic. you two, start tearing this core apart, give her a hand. we're going to literally tear this whole level apart, cell by cell. >> the missing key is to the jail's armory, where nonlethal, though still very dangerous, weapons are stored. >> start tearing the place apart. ♪ since the missing armory keys could very well be in the hands of an inmate by now, no part of the jail is left out of the search. >> they could have cut out a space inside the books to plan to steal the keys and then once they did, hid them in here not thinking, oh, they won't check in the chapel, you know? >> help me out in here but start from behind the door, work this way. i already got all this out. >> but as hi

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have to tell the truth while the lasso of truth that he uses is literally this the blood pressure cuff that we used today that goes around the subject's arm sort of a misnomer. the instrument is a polygraph instrument it's recording physiological data it doesn't detect lies any more than a cardiogram detects heart attacks it's up to me to analyze the data that i record with a polygraph instrument to determine if the person is being truthful or deceptive as you see it rise to the line that's an increase in blood pressure ok so on this question here for example this was a controlled question this is a lie the subject answered no which is why there's a minus sign there and you'll see there's a rise in blood pressure very subtle rise in blood pressure but it's there it's clear to see when i put the line there there's a certainly an amplitude change here and also you'll see that his breathing changed from the normal respiration out here at this point he actually stopped breathing slightly during that question that's a controlled question that we know was a lie. dave bryant defends the tool

during the visit, he seemed to speak off the cuff and rarely looked down at notes. saturday, six jurors found zimmerman not guilty of second degree murder and manslaughter charges in martin's 2012 death. for months, the case fascinated and divided the nation, sparking demonstrations. many african americans said they felt let down by the justice system. >> the sentence that that if a white male teen was involved in the same kinld of scenario from top to bottom the aftermath might have been different. >> president obama skipped legal analysis but said the nation needs to recognize the african american community looks at this through a hist tlai doesn't go away. >> there are very few african american men in this country that didn't have the experience of being followed in a department store. >> abc news, washington. >> trayvon martin's parents released this statement today, we applaud the president's call to action to bring communities together to encourage an open, and difficult dialogue. we seek a few tour when a child can walk down the street and not worry that othe

. >> it is a great enamel cuff. >> all kinds of designer cuffs. >> a great way to dress up your pony. bucks from nordstroms. >> this was a cool find recently. this just looks like hand lotion you'd stick in your bag. uva/uvb protection, but look at the cap. has a lip gloss and a mirror. >> oh, stop it. >> that is genius. >> they also have them without color. and then last, but not least, did you know today in honor of national workaholics day, i wanted to throw in something fun you cannot only put this rear-view mirror from perpetual kid on your computer to do your lipstick but also to see if anybody is coming up behind you. because at the office -- >> in your cubicle when people -- >> yes, people are always sneaking up on you. >> and you better not be on there because that's christine's computer. >> i wondered what she was doing. >> it's the new one. >> anyway, happy holidays, everyone. >> is marriage going well? >> that is awesome. it was getting married that was hard. >> let's go over to miss sara with our johnson's baby of the week. >> we've got our johnson's baby of the week when

. >> we will be putting cuffs on.o we're going to put cuffs on him and then get him out. >> if you're working in prison, it's the best job to have. these guys are self-motivated. they are out the door handling something before i even get the chance to tell them to go do it. >> i'm the runt. i'm the baby. i'm the rookie. i'm the rookie. everybody is bringing me under their wings and saying, come on, let's go learn. you see all the, i guess you can say, back stage work, where it all goes. oftentimes we will find things, weapons or kites, and you wonder where it all went after you turn it in. well, now you get a chance to see it and how investigations work and how prisons are linked, how we can link up real fast with another prison, do you have so and so there. we just got a kite on this guy. so it's nice to see how it all works, comes together. >> anybody else want a piece of gum, make sure we don't disrespect them? fresh breath. fresh breath 101. what do they call me? big mo. mongo is the new one now. from "blazing sad

we'll take cuffs, due to the number of them. the taser shield. >> because of the potential to lose control of the floor, it is a very dangerous situation. >> stand by. >> what we're going to do is go in, identify who we can from the dvr. we're going to go in, order them all on the ground, anybody that doesn't want to comply with the orders we know that that is where our attention needs to be focused at. >> due to safety concerns, the sort team would not permit us to enter the door, but we were able to shoot the control of the raid monitors. >> they're flexi cuffing all the inmates on the ground. they're searching them all, until they're face down on to ground. they will stay in that area until they complete the search of the dorm. >> with the air secured, our crew is allowed back inside. >> we are going to look at the dvr, make sure that the main perpetrators -- >> once they shake down the entire door, they're going to make sure the ring leaders of the cell, they will be returned to administrative segregation, and not be allowed

picked up, in cuffs, back of the police van, tossed in. the police department has received a lot of negative complaints, saying the officers were using excessive force. the police say the video doesn't necessarily show everything. >> regardless of what happened, even this short clip, it's difficult to see them handling this woman the way they did. >> it seems as if she was trying to get arrested. seems as if she was maybe trying to prove a point. >> apparently, the national commissioner of the ice landic police requested that the officer in the video be relieved of duty during the investigation. the police department in iceland says ty are going to this case. >> you are looking at surveillance footage from inside dottie's deli. a masked hooded man leading another man inside with a gun. according to police, the man has a gun pointed to his back is a deli worker, 23-year-old raymond willy. he was outside on a smoke break. the masked gunman gets this worker behind the register, he forces him to open a cash register, and that man takes an undi

sunday afternoon 5,000 demonstrators joined a peaceful protest near the stadium hours perfect the cuffemuch fewer than the marches against the country's rising cost of living last week. violence broke out as protesters threw rocks at police who responded with teargas and stun grenades. demonstrators called on the government to spend on more than international sporting events. >> the demonstration for more investments in health service. more civil rights. not for football and beer. >> as the crowds of soccer fans left the stadium following the final there were celebrations for the host's victory over spain but success may not be enough to calm the anger of many brazilians with their government's policies. >> it was a disaster for spain. brazil dealt a blow to the run of 28 undefeated competitive matches. >> they taunted spain with the giant is back after brazil got off to a rampaging start. it took less than two minutes for the party to begin. >> you know it is a dream come true it. was a great match. and we won the title. >> spain was made to look vulnerable as they disrupted their rhyt

. >> hey, come here and cuff up. here and cuff up. >> another inmate turns his fury on two officers. >> he blew up like a roman candle. he went off. >> i slammed him on to the wall. the other little dude grabbed on to me again. i kind of shrugged him off.

but it was amazing to see him go off the cuff an hour at the time. then i think it kept him going when other senators came down to the floor and asked questions of him. senator ted cruz and mike lee were the first two to come down and ask questions and they had a back and forth with question and answer. he couldn't yield the floor for any point. he could yield for questions. he did yield for questions. and as you saw if you watched it, there were many senators that came down. a democrat from oregon came down to get involved in that. it was an amazing thing to watch. it is something that raised that issue to the level that it's talked about more so than it was before. that was important. it spurred a response from the obama administration. i think by the end of it he was wear and i don't think he's excited to run down and do that it took a lot soon. out of him. but it was a great opportunity and i think a lesson for a lot of people. and one of the roles of the senate is talking, getting people involved, getting people to think about issue that is they

sunday afternoon 5,000 demonstrators joined a peaceful protest near the stadium hours perfect the cuffemuch fewer than the marches against the country's rising cost of living last week. violence broke out as protesters threw rocks at police who responded with teargas and stun grenades. demonstrators called on the government to spend on more than international sporting events. >> the demonstration for more investments in health service. more civil rights. not for football and beer. >> as the crowds of soccer fans left the stadium following the final there were celebrations for the host's victory over spain but success may not be enough to calm the anger of many brazilians with their government's policies. >> it was a disaster for spain. brazil dealt a blow to the run of 28 undefeated competitive matches. >> they taunted spain with the giant is back after brazil got off to a rampaging start. it took less than two minutes for the party to begin. >> you know it is a dream come true it. was a great match. and we won the title. >> spain was made to look vulnerable as they disrupted their rhyt

. >> hey, come here and cuff up. come over here and cuff up.

in front of the police officer putting her, saying oh, imagine what i could do with her with your cuffs put her in the head lock. there's a witness new the witness is a cop and he's saying imagine what i could do to her with your cuffs? how do these guys get to be mayors? i don't understand it. with actors like you find out that half of them are on heroin, right, politicians putting women in head locks and sending pictures of their penises all across the country. isn't it hard enough to be successful without that? >> clearly. he's an even more confounding figure. bob filner was on that our show about a month ago a week or so before these allegations happened, i had him on the show. he was a freedom rider. he got on the bus as they were being bombed, registering black voters to vote. he was a guy who literally gave himself to civil rights, so it's even more confusing and prince the question to me, a question i can't really answer, but maybe robin and lauren can about what is the measure of a man. everything that he had done in his career, he became mayor because he fought for people both

they believe the remarks were completely off the cuff but critical. >> i think it's also important ina broader conversation even beyond the roman catholic church so that it really does matter drpá religious leaders say about sexual identities and gender identities. people pay attention to this. i think especially youth and young adults. >> i think it's in marked contrast to pope benedict xvi who in his book "light of the world" said clearly that seminarians with strong homosexual tendencies should not be admitted6z to seminaries. this is good news so that pope francis is really returning to what i think is an authentic catholic position, seminarians who are gay and that they can become good priests as long as they live a chaste, celebate lifestyle. >> looking at many other comments online on twitter this morning, and many people who identified themselves as catholics said they were upset with these remarks from pope francis. the comments didn't underscore a change in policy for the church. one school of thought here though is that pope francis is putting more emphasis on being inclus

police say he was able to get his hands from around his back where he was cuffed, get out of the cuffs, and steal the police car. you can see the police running behind him. this dash cam video here shows a different angle. nearly hits one police officer, the other officer actually fired a shot, but gordan keeps on going. >> he flew out of there. where does he think he is going to go? he is in a stolen cop car now. >> eventually he abandoned the car and somebody spots him and called 911. he was eventually captured by police. >> just made everything much worse for himself. >> he was suspected of a pickup truck and the police think they got him on that one. i can't believe he almost ran down an officer in his attempt to evade police. >> this guy is definitely not a class act. >>> if you know one thing about u.s. marines, tough. really tough. right? the toughest of the tough. check out this u.s. marine you see here in the jujitsu ring with a female jujitsu athlete, highly trained, knows her way around the octagon here. see how the fight goes. >> whoa. >> right away you're thinking bad news

. >> it is difficult to defend this once the suspect is in cuffs. they let the emotions get the bet ter of them, because the incident involved an off-duty police officer. >> according to the other man who says he was also treated with brutality after he was cuffed. >> the evidence is damning. all these officers against one guy. >> according to the "star ledger" the officers involved in the incident are on duty and no word whether there is any internal investigation. we reached out to the patterson police department, and they declined to comment. >>> the 2013 pikes peak hill climb is in the books with a new world record holder. sebastian lobe is a world rally car star. the frenchman is driving a peugeot 208 and the former record was 9:00:48. >> wait, how long is this climb? >> well, it is 12-mile course. >> he did it in nine minutes? >> yes, he smashed that record and clocked 8:13. how did he do it? complete control and focus and not letting anything bother him, including things like this. did you see that? >> what was that? >> really, what was that?

the officers, and later in the video you do get to see them leading him away across the street in cuffs. awesome stuff. love this. >> it is like a flash mob crime busters almost. all of these guys look like normal people walking down the treat and all of a sudden, bam, you go to jail. >> undercover stings must be the coolest job on the planet. you are in there with the bad guys and you take them down. it is so awesome. >>> guy walks into a liquor store, grabs a bottle, and takes off. >> not really the funny part about the video. >> see why the brave clerk's actions earn him an a for effort. >>> and some fellows decide to break their silence and finally tell the truth about the ladies. >> girls. >> oh, please. like guys don't. >> i have known this, the difference between knowing and ac [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce, you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. [ rooster crows ] that's why safeway works closely with local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered to safeway ever

don't stop there. >> unable to tolerate the burning effects of the oc gas, grahf finally agrees to cuffp. >> down. go, go, go. >> get him down. >> mr. grahf, were you injured? >> no. i can't breathe. >> okay. that will go away soon. >> you're doing all right, grahf. >> he's going to fall. >> if grahf continues to cooperate, he will be allowed to shower off the stinging oc gas residue. but he appears to still have some fight left in him. >> [ bleep ] punk. you like this [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] like this. >> you have to remain compliant or we're going to leave you in the chair. do you understand that? >> [ bleep ] you. i can't breathe. >> grahf, you need to be compliant. do you understand that? >> yeah. >> are you sure? >> yeah. >> take the spit mask off. >> all right. you're all right. >> don't spit. don't spit. don't spit. don't spit. >> he is finally allowed to shower but it doesn't seem to help. >> why isn't the water so hot? is it supposed to be a cold shower? this [ bleep ] hotel sucks. welcome to life. >> all right. your time's up. >> we can do this [ bleep ] every day until they stop

and by talking in this way, by talking off the cuff without prepared remarks, you have to talk aboutowever, with real feeling. his willingness to put his personal experience on the line i think was tremendously healing to the martin family. i think that's what we heard in that statement. but also to african-americans who are really struggling with their own families about what we tell our sons and our nephews and our brothers about what they do when they go out on the street and face this kind of circumstance. it's the beginning of a conversation. he was right to tamp downtown on expectations of what might come out of the federal investigation, but at least tried to point news the direction of real action, you make a good point. shame on those of us who don't use this as a conversation starter at home. ronald reagan, your takeaway thoughts. >> well, i thought the important thing -- one of the important things was this generational point that you were addressing just a few moments ago, and this has to do with ignorance. yes, the kids today are less ignorant than we were. and when you

. >> the right cuff, am i correct? >> that is the right cuff. that was also a mixture of dna that have a von martin was included as a possible contributor. and i did not make any determinations on george zimmerman to that specific stain. >> same sort of technique, you rubbed. >> yes. >> and then made cuttings? >> yes. >> stain v which is right next to stain u -- that one was too limited to are me to be able to make a match. however, i was not able to exclude either of the two individuals. >> v could, from the limited information you have, could have been trayvon martin. you couldn't say it wasn't, but you can't say it was? >> correct. >> v is represented by this larger circle with the three separate cuttings? >> yes, that's it for the front. >> okay. may we just flip -- now we are looking at the back of the jacket in exhibit 151. and there were two on the back. i was not able to make a determinationing if, trayvon martin was present. >> excuse me a moment. thank you. all right. thank you. go ahead. >> stain e which is right up here on the back o

but san francisco is at the cuff of considering what measures to take in serving individuals who suffer from mental illness and also individuals who suffer from drugs, substance abuse, chronic conditions. >> i would like to introduce john diaz from the san francisco paper, san francisco chronicle. i'm very pleased to introduce him now. john? [ applause ] >> thank you very much, jeff and good morning and welcome to our panel this morning on forced treatment and constitutional rights. can they coexist? i am john diaz, the editorial page editor from the san francisco chronicle and i'm moderating this modern's discussion with our distinguished panel. forced treatment as jeff node is one of the most contentious issues of mental health. as you look at our discussion there are informed and panelled views from both sides. there has been many debates on how to implement lawyer's law which consist of outpatient treatment. it was named after laura wilcox, a mental health worker who had been shot to death by a man who refused treatment. the county r remains the only county to implement the law. the

the campaign, and since then, only gets involved when he is backed into the issue, speaking off the cuff. we got a different perspective, him speaking about his experience before being president, what it felt for him to grow up as a black man in america. it is a stunning set of remarks from the president today, and not a side of him we have seen before. >> what do you think he wants to achieve with this statement? from has been in pressure some of the black community in the united states and some of his base to lead a national conversation on race, he is trying to answer that call without launching off the national conversation. he said in his remarks today that he does not believe these national conversations amount to much. he said he wanted everybody to look inward, for communities to hold conversations about it, for law enforcement and community groups to meet and try to reach a productive dialogue that way. but to try to trick the pressure off his office to lead a national movement, which he does not believe will be productive and is certainly politically hazardous. >> you said it w

the officers, and later in the video you do get to see them leading him away across the street in cuffs. awesome stuff. love this. >> it is like a flash mob crime busters almost. all of these guys look like normal people walking down the treat and all of a sudden, bam, you go to jail. >> undercover stings must be the coolest job on the planet. you are in there with the bad guys and you take them down. it is so awesome. >>> guy walks into a liquor store, grabs a bottle, and takes off. >> not really the funny part about the video. >> see why the brave clerk's actions earn him an a for effort. >>> and some fellows decide to break their silence and finally tell the truth about the ladies. >> girls. >> oh, please. like guys don't. >> i have known this, the difference between knowing and [ dad ] ah! lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress... and she's not exactly tidy. even if she gets a stain... she'll wear it for a week straight. so i use tide to get out those week-old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. and since i'm the one who has to do the laundry... i do what

. >> we need to stand together as one, no cuffs, no guns. >> reporter: it's not just sanford bracingpsa tried to encourage residents to stay peaceful. in the event of any verdict. >> no need to act up. >> reporter: and if the verdict goes his way, zimmerman, for one, hopes that everyone will follow that advice. >> he's very worried about his safety, personal safety, going forward. because the same people who portended fear and mate read leading up to this trial probably are not going to accept an acquittal. >> reporter: matt gutman for "nightline," abc news, in sanford, florida. >> these are tense days in florida. and again, those crucial closing arguments starting tomorrow. >>> coming up on "nightline," a very different kind of story. how did this woman become the first full-time female member of a nascar pit crew? how are the guys treating her? ♪ [ male announcer ] harvey's i'm so happy you're home dance. that's real love. and so is giving him real tasty food. but some leading dog foods add sugar, dyes, or even artificial preservatives. [ dog whimpers ] but now there's new so good!

have to tell the truth while the lasso of truth that he uses is literally this the blood pressure cuff that we used today that goes around the subject's arm sort of a misnomer the instrument is a polygraph instrument it's recording physiological data it doesn't detect lies anymore than cardiogram detects heart attacks it's up to me to analyze the data that i record with a polygraph instrument to determine if the person is being truthful or deceptive as you see it rise to the line that's an increase in blood pressure ok so on this question here for example this was a controlled question this is a lie the subject answered no which is why there's a minus sign there and you'll see there's a rise in blood pressure very subtle rise in blood pressure but it's there it's clear to see when i put the line there there's a certainly an amplitude change here and also you'll see that his breathing changed from the normal respiration out here at this point he actually stopped breathing slightly during that question that's a controlled question that we know was a lie. brian defends the tool he uses fo

. >>> we need to stand together as one, no cuffs no guns.'s give violence a rest. >> i know your patients will be tested. >> that is the message from florida authorities as the verdict at the george zimmerman trial looms overhead. millions of americans have made up their minds about what they believe should happen and no matter how the verdict falls authorities worry