>> i did. >> expla into the jury how you did.g a series of known weights from the shooting position of the trigger where the finger will rest and i kept adding weights until the trigger was pulled and if the hammer cocked and released. >> what did you find when you measured the trigger pull. >> this was 3-and-a-half and 3 and.75 pound. >> was that within the manufacturer's specifications? . >> yes, it is. >> did you receive a cartridge case? >> yes. >> how many. >> i received one cartridge firing case. >> your honor, may i approach? i will see you states 147, ask you if you recognize that? >> i do. >> how do you recognize that? >> the daily case number, the exhibit number and my initials. >> and what what do you recognize it to be? >> it is one fired 9 millimetre lugger cartridge case. >> when you receive a firearm in a fire casing, are you able to determine whether or not that particular casing came from that particular firearm? >> yes. >> how can you do that? >> with a submitted firearm and magazine that i will use laboratory a

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and berlin protestors market -- marching in defense but it might expla why european regulators finding google a big problem over the plans to go overata for a new tube into e-mail for a one-stop shop for advertisers. you think we have problems just imagine all the gadgets that nursing king in right now is not good because they're only getting more fiery at us over there now to former ambassador bolton why a this is now a global political and idc get a spreing ambassador? >> i think we are all shocked to learn that there is hypocrisy. but united states shares an incredible amount of intelligence with all the european governments. they share some with us, but by and large they are the net neficiaries. so when they take a cheap shot like that they should know better. he is a jerk. i think that we need to take these protests in europe with the big grain of salt. this is all for the home crowd. it is not really sincere. neil: well, there is a french political official lecturing anyone on honesty is one thing. the bigger point about the fallout on our financial credibility. what to you think

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. >> would you agree an expert with firearms would be better suited to expla inthe trigger pull and all that stuff? >> without question. >> you are not here testifying as a firearms expert? >> i am not. >> i want the record to be correct with that. you did say you had discussions with the defendant, mr. zimmerman, regarding what type of gun he had, i think you taught him to shoot is my recollection? >> he had been shooting at a range before his father was career military. so it was not his first time going to a shooting range. >> but you made him a better shooter? >> i hope so. >> you mentioned in terms of discussions with him if terms of the firearm what to get. >> yes, sir. >> he never confirmed with you the type of holster to get, correct? >> he did not. >> right. i mean, the hol ter he got he got on his own? >> effect c. >> did he show it to you? it was an internal, means you can hooipd hide it inside your waistband, versus the police officer in uniforms. is that correct, the difference? >> that's correct. >> it would be hard to see, internally, people would have a hard time seeing