carrie hackett and mike brooks, hln law enforcement analyst.o back to mark osster man, darren and sunny. i want to begin with you two. let's chew on what mark osster man said, specifically the issue that the state is hoping to seize upon because, again, this guy talked to his buddy and accord being to george zimmerman which is in this book which he wrote four months later and the defense said, this wasn't corroborated. this is the first time that we heard this, that trayvon martin grabbed zimmerman's gun. this is totally contradictory, sunny hostin, to what george zimmerman told police over and over. >> yeah, that's right. bottom line is that his best friend, george zimmerman's best friend, mr. osster man, did him no favors. he was a terrific witness for the government. he started out his testimony by saying, brooke, he was the one who encouraged george zimmerman to get a gun. >> get a gun. >> even went over what type of gun he should get. that i'm sure didn't go jury. then on top of it he writes a book which is more like a pamphlet. he describ

mike brooks, you've been watching all this with me.s. >> so far all of his statements written and audio have been very consistent. so we'll see how it matches up with this particular interview. >> let's watch. >> surprisingly well. [ inaudible ] >> stronger than me. >> these stroshe's stronger tha. >> when the neighbor came up, did you get up next to him because he thought he was awake. did you position yourself strategically. >> all right. it sounds like we can just sort of chat through this as they're getting the microphone in place before we get to the crux of this this questioning. sun any hostin, you've been watching all of this play out. to mike brooks' point, he says for the most part when you look it at the written statement, audio interview, video re-enactment and now this video interrogation fairly consistent. what was your take wereawaytake? >> i wasn't sure if they were going to play these audio and videotaped statements or where are they going to force him to testify. but it was a sort of a 70/30 chance. i think their poin

once again quickly bringing mike brooks in before we get back. crime lab analyst. he's just run through four different parts of the gun, george zimmerman's gun which he swabbed. what was the conclusion? >> they were swabbed by an examiner, sent to his lab. three for the gun. one on the pistol grip, one trigger, one slide. then the holster. the pistol grip there was just touch dna, just from george zimmerman. could not find anything from trayvon martin. the slide no dna. they could not include or exclude. and the trigger really was kind of basically inconclusive. the holster negative for any kind of blood for either one of them. we didn't hear what the exact dna was. if i recall correctly there was no dna from trayvon martin. >> mike brooks, thank you. let's listen back in. >> even though you don't have a swab, how do you remove, if there is any dna, from this? what do you do? >> i take a swab and i swab the pointy end to try to obtain anything that is on that pointy end that came from under the fingernai fingernails. >> and let's, if we could, ta

mike brooks, thank you very much. i wished we had more time. i'm brooke baldwin "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> >>> when he sang the thrill of getting the picture on "rolling stone" he probably wasn't talking to would-be terrorists. >>> juror b-37 calls on those in power to change the laws that let george zimmerman walk, even after saying that trayvon martin, quote, played a huge role in his own death. our other national lead, if it was a "time" magazine cover, no one would bat an eye, but probably he couldn't do it using a blue steel pose. is there some harm behind the shock value of this "rolling stone" cover. >>> and russia mulling over -- but should team usa bobsledders have to pay the price? senator lindsey graham joins us to explain his discussion of a possible olympic boycott. good afternoon, everyone. we'll begin with the national lead. she has the most famous silhouette. b-37, she was one of the six women who found george zimmerman not guilty if you're angry, and many people are, she seems to be saying don't blame her,

mike brooks, thank you very much. i wished we had more time. with jake tapper starts right now. >> >>> when he sang the thrill of getting the picture on "rolling stone" he probably wasn't talking to would-be terrorists. >>> juror b-37 calls on those in power to change the laws that let george zimmerman walk, even after saying that trayvon martin, quote, played a huge role in his own death. our other national lead, if it was a "time" magazine cover, no one would bat an eye, but probably he couldn't do it using

afternoon, commissioners eric brooks, san francisco green party and the local grassroots organization in the city. and i just want to get up to kind of piggy back on what mike just said, and reiterate, i think that you folks got from the sierra club a pretty clear letter that is that the sierra club is very dedicated to making sure that use the pras and other mechanisms to getting the union labor heavily involved in this build out project. and i can also say for the rest of the community coalition, that is working for clean power sf and making it strong that we also concur with the statement that the sierra club put out and so the grassroots organizizers out here are strongly, supportive and would be deeply concerned about a program that did not maximize to the greatest extent possible the union labor on the project. when the projects were then programmed. >> and that is paramount and it is just smart for us to take that position and even though i am a solid union supporter but it is wise for us to take that position because together we can make sure that this program becomes what it ought to become. which is hundreds of megawatts of local installation and

brooke baldwin. quick pause there in the george zimmerman murder trial. it's what they call a side bar. they kill the mikes so these lawyers can approach the bench and have a little discussion. what you have been watching and what we've been watching for really the crux of the day is this associate medical examiner. this man by the name of dr. bao. he is the person to have performed that final autopsy on 17-year-old trayvon martin. he is being cross-examined by one of the co-counsel, defense co-counsel don west. let me bring in my legal expert who is will walk us through all of this. for however long this lasts for presumably the state rests today. tanya miller here in sfud owe. current criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor here. also eleanor odom, prosecutor. welcome to you. in stanford, florida, where the trial is takes place we have sunny hostin. now the trial is back. so we listen. >> -- toxicology purposes, in this case you're saying was not available through a peripheral source? >> in this case, i don't remember. but generally speaking, we should get blood from peripheral if there is one. >> o