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his spidey sense was tingling. stole the home run. he was on the fence. catch of the year. milwaukee got the win. one pick, butber four seasons later, detroit only has one playoff appearance. still, they believed in him and they show him the money, lots of it. for eight $5en him million guaranteed for the side slinger. $48.5 million guaranteed for the side slinger. i tell you what. that is a good job to have. you do not even have to win very much. a lot of money. [laughter] >> why don't i get this western mark >> tom is up next with a look at the seven-day forecast. [ female announcer ] at your local subway, summer flavors are served up fresh. like the crisp, delicious orchard chicken salad. you loved it so much, we brought it back as a five dollar footlong and now as a five dollar chopped salad! hurry in today. subway. eat fresh. >> the recent surge in gun violence has baltimore outpacing the homicide rate of other major cities. where are those guns coming from? those are the questions david collins is asking in a story airing tonight at 11:00. >> the mayor and police miss

our spidey senses were up, thinking that something could be awry. we didn't know.eeded to get down there and talk to them. and we needed to find out if leslie was with him, and if not, where is she and what does he know? >> finally the detectives heard a story from lyle that explained just about everything. he confirmed what his mother-in-law had told the cops that he and leslie had been fighting that weekend. they had been fighting a lot, but this time he said was different. leslie had apparently had about enough of him and lyle said when he woke up in their apartment that sunday morning, leslie was gone. >> the detectives were surprised to hear all this. from a closely cropped lyle herring. a man who had been known for years for his long dreadlocks. lyle explained to the detectives that he owed money to some gang members and that when he couldn't pay them back, they held him down and cult off his hair. >> they cut my hair, they cut my mustache off. >> you used to work the gang unit? >> yes. >> have you ever heard of a gang holding someone down and giving them a h

did you notice anything to bring to the jury's attention today, that caused you that concern, that spidey sense that something's going wrong with what he's telling you? >> nothing i can articulate, no, sir. >> these investigators tried very hard over a period of several days to really get george zimmerman. and at times, aggressively going after him, and yet at the end as you heard mark o'mara question him on the stand, did you believe him? i think that you would have to probably say the defense is feeling good about where things stand right now. and it would be too much of a gamble to let george zimmerman take the stand. i would not expect it. >> a final question, how much do you think the police who gave evidence today clearly all pretty beneficial really to the defense team's argument? very supportive of the sincerity, credibility of george zimmerman and so on. how much of that could be covered by the fact that they were criticized so widely for not taking action for charging zimmerman on the night of this investigation. basically, covering their own position? >> well, i mean, it's a le

my spidey sense tells me they may be beyond that.they're on manslaughter they may already have decided that self-defense is not really applicable. >> okay. stand by. george howell, you still there? >> i am. yeah. >> okay. pick it up and then we'll talk about the next line. what do you have? >> got it done. >> sure. so the next line says if you find george zimmerman committed manslaughter and you also find beyond a reasonable doubt that during the commission of manslaughter george zimmerman carried, displayed, used, threatened to use, or attempted to use a firearm, you should check the appropriate box on the verdict form. so that's the language that this jury was given and what they're looking at when it comes to manslaughter. keep in mind that this definition, these jury instructions, these were brokered specifically tailored for this case against george zimmerman. brokered by the attorneys in that charging conference and then the jury instructions judge debra nelson signed off on these, you know, these instructions and that is what

but i wonder, though, this is just might spidey sense about these kinds of things. if i was a republican woman senator, there is no way that i would want to be on the judiciary committee. well let from myself into the middle of human cloning, stem cell research, abortion. forget it. >> that's exactly right. >> i'll vote on it. if you like it would delay and in the book, how they -- they all vote their conscience or vote the way that they think they need to vote on a lot of these women's issues, they often don't take a leading role. if you're on the judiciary committee which is another thing you point out in the book which is that people on the committee tend to be more active on the issues on the committee. but if you're on the judiciary committee, you're going to have -- >> that's right. >> you're going to have to. >> that is a if you what happens. in fact, the republicans are trying to get a list the curious she was a liar. and she refused. and then knock on elizabeth dole was when she lost a reelection, she was not about north carolina and had not been there for

did you notice anything to bring to the jury's attention today that caused you that concern, that spidey sense that something's going wrong with what's he's telling you? >> nothing i can articulate, no, sir. >> as a matter of fact, as we look at that video, as you looked at it, it was quite entertainment with what he had told you before, correct? >> yes, sir. >> and though it was longer and more was discussed, there was nothing in that re-creation where he moved things around or did things differently or suggested things happened in a different location, did he? >> nothing major, no, sir. >> now, let's talk about we're building up to what i call the challenge interview. i know that's next. but let's stick on this one, the you of course had some move information -- you had another day's worth of investigation, right, because you were working the case the entirety of the 27th, right? >> yes, sir. >> so you had been gathering more witness statements, and more of the law enforcement workout that was being done, correct? >> yes, sir. >> would you agree you probably had a dozen or 15 witness s