mr. goodman? >> correct. >> and what did he tell you?e had been in an accident and he wanted me to call carlos to come help him and to give carlos the number that he was calling from. >> he called you about i think we've established about 1:52 in the morning. >> uh-huh. >> is it fair to say your number is the only number he knows by heart? >> yes. >> all the other numbers are in his phone? >> correct. >> how is it that he knows or has memorized your number? >> his children weren't erasing it out of his phone so he had to memorize it. >> so yeah, that testimony and then you have this picture. remember the bentley? so today, jurors walked outside the courtroom to see the damage to the car from the crash. the other car here, they were totalled. but they were, you know, reassembled to just show what they looked like at the moment of impact. he's trying to protect his as is hes from lawsuits. joey jackson, how did things go for him today? >> well, you know what, i think it's a tough case for the defense in general. why? because there are disp

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mr. goodman? the prosecution is trying to prove that goodman was beyond drunk when he got behind the wheel. >> he said give me ten of your best shots of tequila. >> reporter: the defense is saying he suffered a concussion and you can hear the effects of it. >> and, um -- >> reporter: his slowed speech. >> and i -- um, i walked up my phone was dead and someone -- where am i? >> reporter: and the disor yenatiye ientation. not from boozing, but the bump on the head. he did have the presence of mind to dial the only number he knew by heart. that of his girlfriend. he had the presence of mind to remind him to call his manager. >> thanks, matt. let's bring in dan abrams. the contention of the defense that the bentley lurched and the concussion was causing the problems. no witnesses have testified to that. >> that's right. we heard from a lot of witnesses. up chuding many of them that arrived on the scene. none of them saying he said, there i am in my car, the next thing i know, my car lurches forward. y

mr. goodman a drink? am sure, yes. >> reporter: goodman, with his wealth, built the international polo club in palm beach county. the night of the accident, it took goodman 54 minutes before he dialed 911. time his defense team says he used to calm his nerves by drinking, alone, in the back of a barn, a short distance from the accident scene. >> i ran down the road to the -- to a barn. >> reporter: and while goodman denied that night he ran the stop sign -- >> i stopped and pulled out in front and i didn't see a car. >> reporter: even his own defense experts say he did. but they say the car malfunctioned. accelerating on its own. the defense's accident reconstructionist told jurors deputies made significant errors in the investigation, beginning with the calculation of how fast both cars were traveling. legal expert. >> if john goodman was merely going 10 miles an hour over the speed limit, versus 30, the state may not be able to prove their case of vehicular homicide, because recklessness is one of the f

mr. chairman. and goodman to both of you. as a pleasure to have you with us. i wanted to address the status of the women and the impact on their lives as we transition to the afghan national security forces, and in time out of afghanistan. in november i met with several female afghan parliamentarians you were hit in washington, all were members of the opposition. while the acknowledged that progress had been made towards female equality in the post-taliban era, particularly with regard to female education, they also addressed a number of concerned with roadblocks towards further reforms. so the decision made earlier this month by afghan president, mr. garza, to endorse a code of conduct that forbids women to travel alone in public, permits husbands to beat their wives, it's an outrage, it's a front to the rights of afghan women. and i think greatly undermines the significant progress that this brave group has made in the last decade. his decision to align himself with the council of clerics and the code really does cause great concern about the same values. it

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mr. black's story. but nobody could substantiate that. but ultimately, it was goodman himself that swayed the jury.you think it was a good idea for him to take the stand? >> the way he was stuttering, and repeating words like i'm trying to get them out right now, i think that was a mistake to put him on. that's what i felt. >> yunji, john goodman had been out on bond throughout the case. why did the judge send him to jail before the actual sentencing? >> reporter: you're right. sentencing is not until april 30th. but prosecutors thought he was a good flight risk. he's a multimillionaire, they didn't think the bond would keep him here. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >>> time for weather. and once again, ginger zee. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, to you all. we want to start with a map that looks confusing. minneapolis that says 72, and a graphic that says cooling. cooler today, for sure. st. louis gets to 72. low 70s. still, 10 to 20 degrees above average for the region. not as warm. that trend continues. boston will get down to 52 by monday. so, the weekend has a cooling trend in

goodman was heavily drinking on the night of the accident. here's the prosecutor. >> the defendant consumed 16 to 18 drinks. now that doesn't mean 16 to 18 glasses. and mr. yahtman will tell you what constitutes a drink. but if he consumed the shots, grey goose and irish car bomb and mind eraser, that would constitute approximately 13 drinks. >> reporter: mind erasers, irish car bombs and shots of tequila. goodman's blood alcohol level three hours after the crash tested at more than twice the legal limit, jenna. jenna: that being what it is, let's go back to the defense again. they say it is the car's fault, it is not his fault. and that is not why he caused the accident. then why did he go ahead and adopt his girlfriend if it indeed is the car's fault? >> reporter: both sides do acknowledge money has a lot to do with the move to adopt his girlfriend. good man's team says he is simply trying to control a trust, a trust. for his two biological children worth more than $300 million. he says he has their best interests at heart. the two children are now suing their own father. the prosecution says he is doing it to get his hands on some of that money. jenna