i want to bring in joey jackson. our legal analysts will help us. joey jackson anything you heard this morning that stood out to you as a moment that will stand out to the jurors? >> many. let me just say this. what we heard here is this. many have been asking will he testify. will george zimmerman take the stand. he just did in essence because his testimony was played and it was played relative to the time it occurred. this is why i think this is critical here. he was able to lay out in the prosecution's case number one, his basis for following him. what did he say? the prosecution has to establish some ill-will, some spite, some wicked mine. what he's talking about is about the break ins and the fact it was raining and he was walking casually about. that didn't seem to right to him. not only that but the demeanor will be relevant. do you detect his demeanor being of a person that was agitated. this is critical testimony. i think that what will happen is the defense will attempt to use it to their advantage. there with more nuggets here but the fin

through me back to my childhood that jackson heights, new york city, scrawled on the floor in front of a black-and-white television watching westerns with my big brother joey dressed up in his special shirt with a trim and snazzy buttons and black cowboy hat and shiny buttons and a leather holster slung around his hips. we pretended to walk the streets of tombstone every week with millions of americans young and old. joey was my hero and marshall earp was his, brave, courageous, bold and jewish. jewish? that is how it all started. and innocent question from a friend who thought correctly i would be intrigued by the incongruity between anything jewish and anything tombstone. this first burst of curiosity about wyatt earp's final resting place that religion was satisfied. i soon learned wyatt, the only man emerged unscathed from the gunfight at the o.k. corral was not jewish but had lived with a jewish woman for nearly 50 years and she buried him next to her parents and brother in a family plot at the synagogue affiliated hills of the eternity cemetery outside san francisco. that was my introduction to mrs. earp. as children when wyatt earp ruled the airwave