once again, joining us is criminal defense attorney jose baez and marcia clark and lou palumbo.ose, in terms of what matt said, he said he might be able to see some sort of a welt on the back of the head. how important do you think this tape will be at any potential trial? >> well, i think the prosecutor would certainly use something like that i think is certainly well after the fact. this is subsequent to him receiving treatment from emt. what's really important here is under the law you actually don't have to sustain these type of injuries. you just have to fear death or great bodily harm. you don't actually have to have great bodily harm to use deadly force in this scenario. so i don't think -- first of all, legally it doesn't seem to be highly relevant. however, it does become relevant if you're trying to prove a circumstantial set of facts. but you have to take it with a grain of salt, that this is well after the incident, after he's been cleaned up by emt. and after, obviously, he's well enough to go to the police department. actually, sustaining these types of injuries it

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and then i heard a gunshot. >> lou palumbo, you hear the more detail we get it still is a very murkyight. the details layer on new questions, i don't know how much they answer, as an investigator, what are you hearing when you hear all this? >> i heard the audio, the interview with anderson and it's not as murky for me as it is perhaps for others because it's becoming more and more evident what took place this evening. i listened to as i said that interview, and if you listen to that gentleman, he indicates the fact that the person who was on top -- >> you're talking about the eyewitness. we don't know if it's a man or a woman. we've obscured their identity. >> absolutely, the individual who witnessed this altercation, on a lawn, i might say, not concrete, and that being further substantiated by the fact the police indicated he had moisture and grass on his back, kind of contradicts the story. he indicates that he observes the bigger person as he referred to him after the gunshot get off the smaller person and at that point had to be obvious trayvon was on the bottom. the whole expla

john fugelsang, political comedian and music historian, will cain, columnist from theblaze.com and lou palumbo, former investigator with the nassau police department and marc morial will be in later on, stuck in traffic this morning. lieu pa lumlumbois director of elite intelligence unit. >> offices in washington, d.c., new york and los angeles. >> you've got the area covered. >>> accounts are slowly trickling out of the night trayvon martin was killed. we heard from george zimmerman's father and last night zimmerman's brother. he spoke to piers morgan exclusively and an actual witness spoke to anderson cooper. we put together a play-by-play of their accounts. >> george was trying to get his head off the concrete, trying to move with trayvon on him, into the grass. in doing so, his firearm was shown. trayvon martin said something to the effect of "you're gonna die now now" or "you're gonna die tonight" something to that effect. he continued to beat george and at some point george pulled his pistol. >> where was the gun? >> the gun i believe was in his inside tucked inside his pant waist. >> ri

lou palumbo, former police investigator, and now a pi.immerman video, police video when he's brought into the sanford police department and what kind of details we can glean from it, from a police officer perspective. >>> the jetblue pilot is now facing federal charges for interfering with his own crew. apparent mental breakdown moments after they took off from jfk new york. clayton osbon scolded air traffic controllers for making too much noise then turned off all the radios, started preaching about how things don't matter. and said we're not going to vegas and yelled, quote, we need to take a leap of faith. then passengers grabbed him, pinned him down. as the first officer guided the plane to a safe, but very scary emergency landing in texas. cnn's aviation correspondent, lizzie o'leary, has new details. what are we gleaning from this information from the cockpit? >> a much fuller picture, zoraida, of what was going on. we got these details as part of the charges that were levied against this pilot, clayton osbon, flew for jetblue for a