also former los angeles deputy district attorney marcia clark is joining us. marcia, this video, the first time we are seeing george zimmerman. no one wants to make any rush to judgment. there's still a lot we don't know about the facts of this case. looking at the footage as you see it, does anything jump out to you? >> well, i have to agree with your former guest. i don't see any injuries in this tape, with all of the caveats. regarding angle and lighting and the distance, et cetera. nevertheless, the injuries described by george zimmerman that made him sound as really -- he should have been on a stretcher are not apparent in this tape at all. he moves freely. he moves fluidly, not someone that has just been through a beating in any way, shape or form. someone whose head has been pounded in the way he described, this is someone that requires immediate medical treatment. let me point out one other thing, anderson -- police, when they see somebody in that kind of extreme trouble, the first thing they do is make sure medical treatment is given because they can b

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prosecutor marcia clark explains why she thinks the video is contradictory to his story. >> i don't seeies in this tape. with all the caveats you've issued, regarding angle and lighting and distance, etc, nevertheless the injuries described by him are not apparent in this tape at all. he moves freely and fluidly, not like someone who has just been through a beating in any way. >> zimmerman says he shot trayvon martin in self defense. he has not been charge would police say because they do not have the evidence to contradict his story. >>> we already have fog close to the coastline, and fog is going to be present out there tomorrow morning, especially close to the coast. so keep that in mind as you make your way through your morning commute. this is from the golden gate where visibility is reduced some. into tomorrow afternoon, sun breaks. the fog is going to cling to portions of the coast. into thursday evening, increasing cloud cover as another storm approaches the bay area. this is a look at our satellite and radar picture. we're continuing our sea breeze winds, high clouds streaming

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marcia clark giving her thoughts. she prosecuted the o.j. simpson case. she said the injuries that made it sound like he should have been on a stretcher are not apparent in this tape at all. so a lot of legal voices giving their thoughts. kendall, thank you very much. we greatly appreciate your voice. coming up, i'll talk with a video forensics experts who will take us through the step by step video. he'll tell us what he feels this means for the case. plus, he has a few big questions for the sanford police department regarding the quality of the tape. now to the outrage over rising gas prices. and the resulting battle that unfolded today between president obama and senate republicans. the president took to the rose garden to call once again on congress to revoke tax breaks and subsidies to giant oil companies which total $4 billion a year. >> thank you very much. >> with record profits and rising production, i'm not worried about the big oil companies. with high oil prices around the world. they've got more than enough incentive to produce even more oil.

we'll discuss those developments with marcia clark and jose baez.ion is do you see or is any blood visible on the back of his head or on his nose, as was earlier reported? it's hard to see. we'll try to take a closer look. >>> also a small religious school in montana facing very serious allegations of abuse tonight. it's religious status exempts it from licensing requirements and critics say that puts students in danger. that's part two of our 360 investigation, ungodly discipline. those stories and tonight's ridiculist at the top of the hour. >> looking forward to that. this is hard to see but it certainly doesn't look like he was injured at this point or having trouble walking so that could be really crucial video. >>> well, we do this at the same time every night, our outer circle. tonight we go to cuba where pope benedict condemned the u.s. trade embargo after a 30-minute meeting with former leader fidel castro. the pope is wrapping up a three-day visit to the country. castro asked for a modest and simple meeting with pope benedict. >> reporter:

of probable cause to come to the conclusion that he instigated this engagement with him and as marcia clarknted out last evening on anderson cooper, if you initiate or you instigate a confrontation with someone, you know, this stand your ground or use of deadly physical force or self-defense is not your affirmative defense. >> so why isn't he arrested then if you believe it's probable cause as someone in law enforcement? >> i think they dropped the ball in the state attorneys office. what we now know is the detective or the investigator in sanford wanted to charge him with i believe it was manslaughter. >> manslaughter, yeah. >> correct. for whatever reason they weren't quite sure of the landscape here. i don't think really anybody conducted an investigation sufficient enough to determine what exactly did go on here. i don't know what the fruition was of a crime scene, were there photos taken? the police -- listen, this young man, trayvon, was lying dead on the street. at that point they needed to chalk that body, cordon off the area, and conduct a thorough forensic investigation. we don't