julia kiem, mark roderick, mark o'mara, thank you very much. >>> flags are half staff, people around the country and around the world have chosen to express sadness and show oneness with the people here. it is true in every state, to the best of our knowledge every county in eve state except baldwin county, alabama. president obama ordered flags lowered at federal offices nationwide. alabama's governor did the same for his state, and a county economicser in bamd win county, alabama said no. joining us with details on why he have said no and what he said about uproar over it, jean casarez. >> he said it doesn't meet criteria to lower the flag to half staff. saying that, the alabama governor asked automaker counties in the state to fom orders until noon yesterday. it is a moot issue. they can't retract and change the decision. one other county we know of in the country, comb county missouri made a decision not to lower to half staff, and they hitd the roof. there was feedback. they said we need to listen to constituents. we are going to lower the flag to half staff. >> this is not the

joining me, law enforcement analyst art rod rick, former assistant director of marshal service and mark o'mara, who had a long practice here, defended george zimmerman. art, what do you make of what we learned on the investigation. >> here in the report, another red flag. it will be easy enough to figure out whether the phone calls are made. call the phone company, get the phone records. >> to whom they were made. >> and it will be just as easy on the other side to figure out who the shooter called that day also, speaking in arabic. the bureau already has that phone. i am sure they already probably have that information that they're able to forensically take from the phone. you're right, that was a good question, how far back do you want to go. when do the red flags start. apparently you have a permanent record, looking at his third grade record with all of the comments. >> plenty of people have problems with kids. >> at some point you have to discount it, but add that onto what you see now. >> there's a pattern. >> there's a pattern. i should point out he is of afghan descent, he is not speak

mark o'mara and james koeppen haeger, task force member. let me start with you, mark. the breaking news tonight. in the weeks leading up to the attack, he transferred a share of a house he owned for $10 to his sister, gave his wife access to his bank accounts, added her name to life insurance and also bought large jewelry for her. in terms of his wife, what does this mean for the case against her? >> well, against her, the real question is going to be, what she knew of and when she knew it. we have had that mantra for the past couple days. certainly, as an example with the bank, she would probably have to go down to the bank and sign off on the signature card. that's going to be a significant piece of information, and because that in conjunction with all of the other information is going to get oh to the point where the fbi is looking for this. they need circumstantial evidence or some direct evidence that says she knew and what she knew when she knew it. and information like an unusual piece of jewelry, given away property, putting her on a bank, let egging her her kn

mark o'mara, criminal defense attorney who won the george zimmerman case. he just said in his words, there is absolutely, quote, no basis for this judge to recuse himself. and i -- and i go to the bottom line point that i made a moment ago. this judge's most important ruling perhaps was that he said this wouldn't go to trial until after the election. so that donald trump would not be dealing with this during the election. so that it wouldn't possibly sway people. do you think that donald trump has any standing here, to say this judge should recuse himself? >> yeah, absolutely. the judge should recuse himself. first of all, the judge is a member of this san diego lore asa lawyer's association. could you imagine a member of the case a member of the san diego white lawyers association. on its face, this is a bad place for a judge to be. >> right. but we just want to interrupt for a moment. there is a group known for -- >> right. >> far left wing policies. that is not the group that this judge is a member. but what he is a member of a professional group. how is