mr. strola and i may be in agreement. >> we are going to step away from this and bring back in ashleigh banfield said. it was interested that mr. dunn has a leg brace. did you know that? >> reporter: i did not know that. it is hard to make that out. there are a couple of really key things that happened just before we went to that live. let me get you up to speed on why this is so critical. he is going to testify. we all came to the conclusion that if he doesn't, this thing is over. there has been so little, if any, evidence that's been presented that shows that he was in fear of his life or great bodily injury. that's why he had to open fire on a carload of teenagers. he is going to be the one to describe to this jury what was going on inside his head and why he was so afraid. what about the jury buying that? >> you need an expert to talk about why you behave a certain way and why he would think to drive off and go to a hotel and order pizza and have a rum and coke and not call police. that expert that this defense attorney wants to put on the stand has been shot down. that judge is not going to

mr. strola asked you on cross exam that in any way prevent the shooter from firing this weapon from killingan being when they aim that gun and fire in the direction of human beings? >> no. >> may she be excused? >> yes. >> we are going to step away and bring in our experts. ashleigh banfield is live in jacksonville, florida. she is covering this trial. paul callan and joey jackson are with me. we have heard a lot about this 9 millimeter gun, ashleigh. kind of set the scene for us. >> reporter: finally, it is sunny for starters. weather is pretty miserable. when it is sunny, lots of people come out. i don't know if you can hear behind me. there is an echo of a loud speaker. some people out protesting in the case the same as in the zimmerman case. why you are seeing what you are seeing now is what i like to call taking the box off all the evidence and making sure you cross every "t" and dot every "i." everybody seems to stimulate he shot the gun. he says he was the shooter. it was all about what was in his state of mind. what i find critical about the bullets and position of bullets and where

mr. dunn was thinking because he was the one that was facing the verdict. >> all right. that is michael dunn defense attorney, corey strola basically saying, listen, i don't know why the prosecution would want to retry this case. he's already going to jail for 75 years, possibly 100 when you look at all the charges on top of that or what he faces there. so he doesn't understand why they would retry. angela corey, the prosecutor, saying they're absolutely going to retry it. so we shall see in this. >>> coming up just a little bit later on after we take this quick break, our attorneys are here. our prosecutors are here. we've got every single legal analyst that you would want to hear from including people who have tried very similar cases. right after this very quick break. ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaway from what you know. so you can be surprised by what you don't. get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can taste something that wakes up your soul. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. a steel cage: death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all co