also eleanor odom, prosecutor. welcome to you. in stanford, florida, where the trial is takes place we have sunny hostin. now the trial is back. so we listen. >> -- toxicology purposes, in this case you're saying was not available through a peripheral source? >> in this case, i don't remember. but generally speaking, we should get blood from peripheral if there is one. >> okay. >> in this case i do not believe there is one. >> do you do that yourself? are you the one that draws the blood for that purpose? >> i never draw blood. >> so in this case, who drew the blood that was submitted as part of the toxicology -- >> objection, your honor. >> when there's an objection you can't answer until i make a ruling. thank you. the court has made a pretrial determination, and i'm asking counsel so make sure you abide by that. >> certainly. do you know who drew the blood? >> i believe it's ben dalton. >> he was the hands-on guy, correct? in terms of assisting with the -- >> yes. >> whereas ms. feller was the clean hands? >> yes, yes. >> it ma

and more likely to have been aggressive toward him. >> now, it also seems though, eleanor odom, that describing the fear that some people in the neighborhood had of crime that they were experiencing. is it effective? >> i think she's being very effective and very credible. it does describe that fear. but it also portrays george zimmerman as a bit of a vigilante. going out there, looking for trouble. if he's out there and he's looking for trouble, and he killed trayvon martin during that mindset, then he's guilty. >> because his mindset is very key to this. sort of the state of mind that he was in leading up to shooting trayvon martin. >> absolutely. >> that's what it all comes down to is what was in his mind. and that's for the six jurors to decide. >> and to be clear, george zimmerman has said that he got out of his car to look at a street sign. that has been his official story. that he wasn't -- and we've heard many witnesses testify that they don't believe he had ill will. what the prosecution is trying to draw out of this witness, who is for the defense, this sort of the opposite