officer tim smith on the stand.'s listen. >> appear to have any physical problems of any kind, falling out of the chair, anything like that? >> no, sir. >> did he do anything that caused you concern about his health during that 30 to 40-minute period? >> no, sir. >> who it was who arrived to interview the sdmft. >> i believe it was investigator singleton. >> did you participate in the interview? >> no, sir, i did not. >> where were you when detective singleton was speaking with the defendant? >> back on the other side of the one-way glass. >> could you hear what they were saying? >> not enough. you could hear people talking, but not enough to make out. >> you can't make out what they were saying? ? thank you, sir. judge, that's all i have. >> cross? >> yes. good afternoon, officer, how are you? >> good afternoon. >> thanks for being here today. how long have you been an officer? >> since 2005. >> okay. what was your training, what did you do to become an officer? >> i attended the law enforcement academy. >> okay. h

the first responding police officer from sanford pd, tim smith, testifying that when he pulled up on scene just minutes after the shooting, the gun was already back in george zimmerman's holster, on his hip. greg? >> phil keating we'll get back to you. joining me, judge alex, host of the program, judge alex. john good was on the defense witness list. we knew about him. i found him in my note three months ago exactly what he was going to say, that he was going to be a terrific defense witness, saying that trayvon martin was on top, zimmerman on the bottom, being attacked. did prosecutors nevertheless call him, even though they know he is going to hurt their case because they don't want to be accused of hiding something from the jury? >> that's exactly right. they want to diffuse it. take the wind out of the defense's sail and don't want it to be a gotcha moment and they say we have this witness and the prosecution knew about this witness and didn't present them to you, which they can do in florida. the supreme court ruled if the prosecution does not call a witness and the defense has

this is tim smith, police officer, on the stand right now. to one of the most pivotal movements today. from the neighbor, john good, who testified to the positioning of the two men as he saw them fighting. let's watch that. >> tell me if you would, explain what you were indicating with this -- >> this is depicting them laying how i was stating earlier, the one on the blacktop on top, the none red and white on bottom. and then it moves to the sidewalk, laying this way. it's still the person with the black shirt on top and the red shirt on bottom. >> is this now where they're in the straddle position? >> correct. >> with trayvon martin on top? >> yeah. i could not draw that. >> that's fine. i just want to orient the jury, that's what we're talking about. >> yes. >> big moment. what do you make of it? >> so far i think this is the best witness for the defense. it's not a defense witness. this is still the prosecution's case, but this guy is credible, has no axe to grind, neutral, and he puts trayvon martin on top of george zimmerman, and if he i

. >> so you knew that you were right behind officer tim smith to get there? >> yes. >> could you even guesstimate from the radio transmissions how fast or quickly after him you got there? >> if i would guesstimate, less than two minutes. >> okay. as a matter of fact, it was so quick that the officer still had mr. zimmerman at gunpoint, right? >> that's correct. >> in a shots fired situation, when you come into a dark area like that, it's protocol to take out your weapon and control the situation, right? >> correct. >> that's not to suggest any particular danger coming from mr. zimmerman. that's just what you do in a situation where you have shots fired. >> that's correct. >> and that's appropriately for officer smith to have done that here, correct? >> correct. >> now, if you were to come up to me, how would you tell me -- or what would you tell me to do in a situation like that where you pull your weapon and are trying to control the situation that you're just coming upon? >> i want to see your hands. >> right. you say that, don't you? >> yes, sir. >> okay.

. >> tim smith first responded to the scene. we'll show him on the witness stand. the jury, look, the backside of zimmerman was covered in grass and wetter than the front side which would corroborated, yeah, the defendant was the guy on the bottom beat up. then the photo of zimmerman with a bloody nose. we haven't seen this one much before. witness said, yeah, he had a broken nose, plus, the backside of his head. two gashes, one inch long each. blood streaming down the back of the head. tad, that corroborates the defendant's story, right? >> without a doubt. that is why things have to change because if the prosecution wants to win this case, they have to start making it, kid did not need to die. where zimmerman went wrong, when he put that gun on when he left his house, who was winning this fight and who was the aggressor, that is never going to get him there. they have to change the baseline. they have to make it he was wrong from the beginning and kid didn't have to die. the facts are never going to help the prosecution of the altercation. >> gregg: the girlfrien

zimmerman as he tried to collect himself and shortly there after offer tim smith got there?> yes. >> i didn't know his name but right. >> the police officer within a very short time, the first police officer arrived? >> right. >> he had a flashlight? >> i don't remember if he had a flashlight. >> you don't remember the next person arriving after you with a flashlight? >> i know it was a police officer but i don't remember the light. i already had mine on. >> you could see from your own flashlight? >> yes. >> it was really, really dark out there? >> yes. >> officer smith will use that for our purposes or the first officer arrived and he said who shot him? >> yes. >> george zimmerman immediately said i did? >> yes. >> officer smith said do you have a gun or something to that effect? >> yes. >> george zimmerman immediately complied by raising his arms or his right arm and exposed the firearm that was in the holster on his right side. >> yes. >> then officer smith's response or reaction was i'm going to handcuff you for officer safety? >> yes. >> that's what happened? >> yes. >>

officer tim smith said when he pulled up zimmerman's handgun was already back in his holster. sanford paramedic testified how martin could not be saved. >> it was determined by the lead paramedic on the scene that the rhythm was incompatible to life. >> and was trayvon martin then pronounced dead at the scene? >> yes. >> court is now in session for the weekend, but for the sequestered jury, that doesn't mean going home. that means hotel life and very limited freedom and visits with friends and family. but the judge did promise them there will be some scheduled pre-planned activities for some fun. harris? >> harris: phil keating in florida tonight with the news. thank you very much. a fox urgent now. same sex weddings can start immediately in california. that's the word from a federal appeals court. that court reporting it has lifted an injunction that blocked same sex marriages during the legal battle over the state's ban known as proposition 8. earlier this week the supreme court refused to reinstate prop 8. and this will be the first time since 2008 same sex couples can be m

>> as i rounded that first turn i saw officer tim smith and someone else standing between the building>> what was the lighting like in that area? >> very poor. >> did you do anything with your car to aid in the lighting? >> i pulled my car in. >> did your highlights then illuminate officer smith and the subject he was with? >> it was better but lighting was still poor. >> all right. when you got out of your car did you go over to the area where officer smith was? >> yes, sir, i did. >> were there any street lights or poles in that area or pole lights in that area? >> i don't remember seeing any. >> can you show the members of jury where approximately officer smith was. >> my car would have been here. officer smith and the male would have been standing somewhere near this t intersection right where the pointer is now. >> what was the weather like that evening? >> it was drizzling. >> had it been raining off and on prior to your dispatch in. >> yes, sir. >> the person that was with officer smith did you get an opportunity -- let me ask you this. did you know the person? >> no, sir. >> di

so the defense is trying to show that this is a fairly normal reaction and they've gotten tim smith,say it wasn't unusual that he was so calm afterwards. >> all right. let's go back to court now. >> did he seem to be angry or frustrated and you said he did not. >> correct. >> do you know what was going on in his head when he pulled the trigger for the bullet that killed trayvon martin? >> let me interrupt with an objection. i think that's going to be speculation and i'll object to that. >> sustained, it's speculation. >> do you know what he was thinking before you arrived? >> your honor, similar. >> that's yes or no. if the answer is yes, it calls for speculation. >> if the answer is no, i would suggest it's not relevant. >> okay. sustained. >> you were asked about whether or not his firearm was visible when he exposed it to you like that. >> yes. >> and you had a flashlight on him. >> yes, sir. >> do you know if his firearm was visible when he was out at the location where trayvon martin's body was in that lighting? >> that i don't know. >> you said at the station you offered the de

>> officer tim smith. >> all right. if you would dim the lights, please.fficer, let me show you state's exhibit 1. do you recognize that as being an aerial photograph of the retreat at twin lakes? >> yes, sir. >> your honor, may i approach the witness? >> yes, you may. >> i'll give you a laser pointer. just press that. can you show the jury where the main entrance is with your laser pointer? >> right there. >> all right. and that would be off of oregon avenue? >> correct. >> all right. can you show the members of the jury where you went when you got in the neighborhood and where you parked? >> i came this way, came in through the entrance, went around a ways. i believe, if i'm not mistaken, went around as such and parked right in this area right here. >> all right. and for the record, you parked on the upper right-hand corner of the photograph? >> yes, sir. >> all right. so you actually took the long way around -- >> yes, i wasn't familiar with the area. >> very good. did you see officer smith after you got out of your patrol car? >> yes, i did. >> where d

. >> gregg: then you have officer tim smith, look, zimmerman back side is covered with grass and allld support that zimmerman on the bottom. then you got photographs of a bloody nose. i think we have the photo here. does this, david, support the defense point of view that zimmerman the victim getting beaten and he was justified self-defense. >> right. certainly the defense is going to cut to the head and grass in the back is consistent with zimmerman being on his back. jurors have to remembering open on cycle the testimony. it's not over for the prosecution, i think murder two is out of the question. >> gregg: i want to play a soundbite. this is trayvon martin's girlfriend, rachel jeantel. >> you said the man look creepy? >> creepy, right. >> i'm having trouble hearing you. take your time. >> creepy as cracker. >> gregg: that is what martin allegedly term he used zimmerman. that, look, you can hear it in closing arguments. defense is going to say harboring a motivation of race it was martin? >> exactly right. that is the problem for the prosecution. david said it right. it's so early

. >> was that the gun and holster you received from officer tim smith in connection with this case?es, it is. >> all right. and do you recognize the packaging, the case number, et cetera? >> yes, i do. >> would you hold up the firearm for the jury, please. >> all right. and the red piece that you're holding in your left hand, is that a gun lock to secure the firearm? >> yes, that is correct. >> was that given to you when you received that from officer smith or was that something added later for courtroom security? >> it's been added later. >> all right. if you would then, please hold up the holster containing that exhibit. thank you. >> your honor, i'm sorry to interrupt. may we have the exhibit number, please? >> i believe it's 154. >> it is. >> thank you. >> officer smith, did you wear glov when you handled that firearm? >> yes, i did. >> and why did you wear gloves the. >> to preserve any evidence. >> did you process the firearm in any way? >> yes, i did. >> and how did do you that? >> for which processing method? >> well, that's what i'm asking you. >> okay? >> in what ways did

then officer tim smith took the stand and said when he arrived just a minute after it happened that georgehelp and no one came to help me. >> mark, let me play that clip, that little change that the prosecutor had with the neighbor, who said he watched what was going on. >> my question is, did you ever see the person on top kick the person on the bottom and actually slam them into the concrete. >> no. >> did you see the person on top slamming the person's head over and over? >> no. >> did you see at any time, the person on top grab the person on the bottom's head and slam it into the concrete? >> no. >> all right, so as much he presumably helped the defense, you saw the prosecutor trying to trip ray away. >> yeah, the prosecutor did the best job he could with the cards dealt to him. he played it as well as he could. the fact is, as a lot of people are asking him, why would the prosecution put on this witness who was more of a defense witness and the answer is s simple. because the this is the best way for the state to diffuse it as best they could, to put their best spin on this and that's

back in january, 20-year-old tim knee smith was shot and killed at a gas station in pittsburgh. the killer got away in spite of a massive search. >> jury selection is complete in the accused serial killer. the panel has been seated. the 79-year-old has pleaded not guilty to charges that he murdered four women between 1977 and 1994. he is acting as his own attorney and personally questioned many of the jurors. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> in florida, the jury in the george zimmerman trial will be sequesters. the judge said that they will be sequestered for two to four weeks. the court has 20 potential jurors. they need 30 candidates to narrow it down to a juror with four alternatives. >> rebels fighting the regime may get weapons from the united states. president obama has reportedly authorized sending weapons but the exact details have to be worked out. the decision came after the white house announced it has confirmed the use of chemical weapons by syrian forces. in argentina, a speeding commuter train slammed into a stopped train during the morning commute

back in january, 20-year-old tim knee smith was shot and killed at a gas station in pittsburgh.he killer got away in spite of a massive search. >> jury selection is complete in the accused serial killer. the panel has been seated. the 79-year-old has pleaded not guilty to charges that he murdered four women between 1977 and 1994. he is acting as his own attorney and personally questioned many of the jurors. if convicted he could face the death penalty. >>> in florida, the jury in the george zimmerman trial will be sequesters. the judge said that they will be sequestered for two to four weeks. the court has 20 potential jurors. they need 30 candidates to narrow it down to a juror with four alternatives. >> rebels fighting the regime may get weapons from the united states. president obama has reportedly authorized sending weapons but the exact details have to be worked out. the decision came after the white house announced it has confirmed the use of chemical weapons by syrian forces. in argentina, a speeding commuter train slammed into a stopped train during the morning commute.

. >> ton lee, followed by tim hickey and brian smith. >> i am a taxi cab driver. we have a lot of angry business owner driver and citizen, and you met on the policy that you make. all of this anti-, mta policy, probably altogether with the sore that i think that we are going to happen. and they are going to make a big organization against the mta, or visit the website or coming very soon, i think, and this i mentioned... (inaudible) because you are making so favor. all of this bicyclists are very elegant and blocking the front of cart and they will move the bicyclists and (inaudible) driver, and this happens all of the time. and you are making the policy that don't care about the people that live here. old people, a lot of people, live here. and you are making this 10,000 bicycle list and you are making this some kind of favor policy but this anti-, anti-power... and all of this business owner because of the government. and they are becoming a big organization and the economy and i think, and i think. >> and yesterday i take a woman she said, i paid the meter at 6

tim? >> i absolutely not. >> it was a great aero smith album. tim and i are thinking it came out in college?> yes, we are. let's touch on apple. the day after the worldwide developers conference disappointed major swing lower in the stock yesterday. today came off its lows finished down by 3 tenths of a%. >> this stock was very well today in a very bad market. expectations weren't high. this was a software conference. listen, at some point tim cook is going to have to put magic back in his bottle. one more thing would have been one nice thing at some point. it did feel like it was stopping the bleeding today, like a poor market showing. when you had jamie diamonds comments come out, before that it was reacting as well. >> we knew that apple has been sort of the anti-market. when there's a down tape apple holsds up better. >> apple to me ultimately has the best account face, better than facebook. trading on a free cash flow much cheaper than amazon or facebook. these guys are spinning off a tremendous amount of cash for these user, trying to monopolize on that. this news was yesterday. the se

smith said johnson no longer plays in the nfl because of his mouth and lack of discipline. >>> guess who is playing in the nfl. tim tebow. he is back. he spent a disastrous season with the jets last year before being released. today, tebow is getting ready for a medical exam with the new england patriots. if he passes he will be signed

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smith case. you heard from tim about the efforts through the states where the action has shifted to a religious freedom restoration act in many states and it's a tragedy that we no longer enjoy vigorous protection for religious freedom at the federal constitutional level, that we do have to shore up these protections at the state level, and it's become increasingly difficult. i have jurisdiction in five states. we've enacted a bill in one of those five and it's very difficult. we're working in nevada this year. very difficult climates in many states to protect religious freedom. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for the invitation to be here today speaking with you about such an important topic, a topic that is especially relevant to those of us working in the trenches at the state level. if colorado is any indication of what the trend is regarding the issue of religious liberty, then we all might need an adult beverage or two after this conference is over. i wish i were here today reporting on all the great victories we have experienced in colorado regarding the issue of religious liberty but sadly,

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smith case. you heard from tim about the efforts through the states where the action has shifted to enact religious freedom restoration acts in many states. and it's a tragedy that we no longer enjoy vigorous protection for religious freedom at the federal constitutional level, that we do have to shore up these protections at the state level, and it's become increasingly difficult. i have jurisdiction in five states. we've enacted a rifra bill in one of those five, and it's very difficult. we're working in nevada this year, very difficult climates in many states to protect religious freedom. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for the invitation to be here today speaking with you about such an important topic. a topic that is especially relevant to those of us working in the trenches at the state level. if colorado is any indication of what the trend is regarding the issue of religious liberty, then we all might need an adult we'vage or two -- beverage or two after this conference is over. [laughter] i wish i were here today reporting on all the great victories we have experienced in colorado regard

smith got a sixth home run. as beat the mariners 10-2. >>> giants starter tim lincecum struggled in atlanta.ie freeman singled in his first three at-bats and put the braves ahead in the 1st inning. atlanta made it 3-0 in the sixth when andres torres let one get past him. blanco made a driving catch to keep it close but the braves won 3-0. the giants open a home stand against the padres tonight. >>> the san antonio spurs are now one win from their fifth nba championship. they beat the miami heat last night in game 5 to take a 3-2 series lead. san antonio's ginobili scored a season-high 24 points to go with ten assists. tony parker of the spurs had 26. san antonio opened up a 20- point lead in the 4th quarter then held off a miami run. final score, spurs 114, heat 104. >>> the u.s. open golf tournament has a british champion for the first time in 43 years. justin rose shot a closing round 70 finishing at one-over par for the tournament in pennsylvania. that was good enough for his first championship in a major tournament. phil matier and jason day finished two shots back. >>> back to the u.s.

smith said johnson no longer plays in the nfl because of his mouth and lack of discipline. >>> guess who is playing in the nfl. tim. he is back. he spent a disastrous season with the jets last year before being released. today, tebow is getting ready for a medical exam with the new england patriots. if he passes he will be signed to a contract. no word on what position he'd play. he'll be reunited with his former coach from the broncos who is now the patriots' offensive coordinator. >> all right. >> check that out. >>> game three of the nba finals is tonight right here on abc. for this morning's baseball highlights, we turn, now, to espn. >> welcome into your "sportscenter" update. i'm dario melendez. i hope you like the free baseball. we had plenty of it monday night in st. pete. red sox taking on the rays. bottom of the sixth. things were starting to get a little heated. john lackey plunks matt joyce who homered earlier in the game. and joyce not having it. jarrod saltalamacchia trying to play peacemaker. the benches clear. but eventually, cooler heads prevail. this one would head to extras. top of the tenth tie

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smith, gone. second deck blast and oakland leads it 6-2. a huge day four for five and knocks his third homer of the year. 10-2a's and they avoid the sweep. timcecum is on the hill and not a good start. one of his five walks and then freddy freeman drives him in and it is 1-0 braves. a 2-0 game in the 6th and singles to left and he will throw it back and nobody. and nope. there went the baseball. and then no hustle here. pena ends up at third. really? jordan schaefer with the suicide squeeze and this completes the scoring. lincecum falls to 4-7. and braves blank san francisco 3-0. nascar comes to wine country this week. jimmie johnson and the boys in michigan on father's day. engine issues for johnson with six laps to go. with three left in the race he is in second chasing biffle. biffle holds off harvick for the checkered flag. his first win since last august. finally the score of the night , first round of the golden gate sport and social playoffs and that is my team. crushed by the out crowd. these guys just got out of college and they are 22. 63-33 the final from telegraph hill gym. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. with

smith, gone. second deck blast and oakland leads it 6-2. a huge day four for five and knocks his third homer of the year. 10-2a's and they avoid the sweep. tim lincecum is on the hill and not a good start. one of his five walks and then freddy freeman drives him in and it is 1-0 braves. a 2-0 game in the 6th and singles to left and he will throw it back and nobody. and nope. there went the baseball. and then no hustle here. pena ends up at third. really? jordan schaefer with the suicide squeeze and this completes the scoring. lincecum falls to 4-7. and braves blank san francisco 3-0. nascar comes to wine country this week. jimmie johnson and the boys in michigan on father's day. engine issues for johnson with six laps to go. with three left in the race he is in second chasing biffle. biffle holds off harvick for the checkered flag. his first win since last august. finally the score of the night , first round of the golden gate sport and social playoffs and that is my team. crushed by the out crowd. these guys just got out of college and they are 22. 63-33 the final from telegraph hill gym. this report is brought to you by river rock casino.

smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] >> shepard: timhome with his one time rivals. former new york jets quarterback or backup quarterback about to sign with the new england patriots. in fact, a national football league sources tell espn they expect tim tebow to show up at the pat's training tomorrow. the jets dropped him in april after very uneventful season. this. josh to heisman trophy winner. now he is the pat's offensive coordinator. updating some of fox top story tonight, the man claiming to a former u.s. defense contractor and who says he leaked information on classified u.s. surveillance programs reportedly seeking refuge in hong kong staying out of the hands of the united states government. there is word that he may seek asylum in iceland. grand jury selection began today or jury selection in the case of george zimmerman's murder trial. the selected jurors will eventually have to decide whether zimmerman acted in self-defense as he claims when he shot and killed the unarmed 17-year-old named travon martin in central florida last

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