david clark valley, things look to be calming down and after the morning rain we'll see some things moving in and that will be a warm eastern system so morning rain, it will be a cool day with low 50s for system, here it is sal. >>> the most serious one is on 880 east coming in a jack knife truck came through the center divider and three lanes are blocked and we will be out there for at least two hours and we have the ezequiel the carquinez bridge, they have stopped the freeway for an injury crash and it looks like they are doing a break and merging -- emerging vehicles trying to get through so this is braking up, and you can see it live with the fire department and right now all lanes are blocked here on this freeway and it's that type of morning, not a good morning to be on 08, this is north bay 380, we had a lot of fender benders but flooding, we have had flooding 680 at land desk 6:04 let's go back to at level savage. >> reporter: we have just a ton of spin out crashes and we have some heavy rain at times and what you are looking at is isabel avenue in livermore and obviously we have s

and david weinstein, a former state and federal prosecutor in miami-dade county. he's now a partner at the clarke silverglate law firm in miami. why did this verdict cause such a stir. >> because it was a mixed bag, right. we did get some on some convictr the attempt murder and charge and the initial charge. but the fact that another person in florida has been able to kill an innocent unarmed young black teenager is where there's a problem. there's no conviction on it. it's a mistrial and you know at the end of the day, there's large concern that so-called loud case really was missing in that. in fact it's loud thug music and what underlies thug music and how they described it where the defendant mr. dunn described it. because that is really important and that evidence of what was really going on in his mind really was not explored in the case. >> ifill: david weinstein, help us explain why there was an attempted murder conviction but not a first degree murder conviction in the same case. >> i think it's because of the break in time between really two independent acts that occurred. the first act