, trayvon! >> there was no response. >> and the next thing i -- the phone just shut off. >> it shut off? >> the phone shut off. >> can you hear any screaming like help me or anything like that? >> no. >> did you hear any kind of shot? >> no. >> we know from the call that zimmerman made to 911 that he was told not to follow martin. listen. >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> okay, we don't need you to do that. >> okay. >> also just released, a stanford police report called the capias which is a request for charges to be filed. that report is dated march 19 and it says, the encounter between george zimmerman and trayvon martin are unavoidable. if zimmerman had remained in his vehicle and a waited the arrival of law enforcement or conversely if he had identified himself to martin as a concerned citizen and initiated dialogue in an effort to dispel each party's story that trayvon martin was involved in any criminal activity of any kind. randi kaye has more. >> the first evidence of george zimmerma

you could hear that trayvon -- somebody bumped trayvon. i could hear the grass. >> reporter: 67 c.d.s of evidence turned over, megyn, dozens of witnesses and it all comes down to one key fact, which is who was the aggressor on the night that trayvon martin was shot. megyn: and that question remains unanswered conclusively in the wake of that evidence. trace, thank you >> reporter: yes, okay. megyn: there are literally hundreds of pages of photos, details from the night of this incident and they contradict what ofo some of what we have heard, for weeks now in this media frenzy leading to this point. later in this hour, two world renowned experts will join us live, pathologist dr. michael baden and homicide investigator mark furman with their latest take on the evidence, what does it mean and what exactly does it show in this case. >>> we are getting a look the a the first major protest breaking out at the nato summit in chicago. look at this, live pictures coming in, showing a group called national nurses united, rallies in downtown chicago

trayvon martin started to run. here is part of that interview. >> let me make sure i understand this. so, trayvon tells you that the guy's getting closer to him? >> yeah. >> then you hear trayvon saying something? >> yeah. >> and what do you hear trayvon saying? ? >> what are you following me for? >> what are you following me for. >> yeah. >> then what happened? >> he was like, man, oh, man. >> okay. >> saying what are you doing around here? >> okay. so you definitely could tell another voice that was not trayvon? >> yeah. yeah. >> and you heard this other voice say what? >> yeah. what are you doing around here? >> what are you doing around here? okay. >> and i call trayvon what's going son in what's going on? >> this is you saying that? >> yeah. then i'm calling him, he didn't answer. >> no answer from trayvon? >> yeah. i hear something like bump. you could hear that trayvon -- somebody bumped trayvon, 'cause i could hear the grass. >> okay. so you could hear there was something going on? >> yeah. >> like somethin

it was self-defense for trayvon martin. if george zimmerman suffered a superficial injury, trayvon martin suffered a fatal injury. george zimmerman did not have to go to the hospital that night for his injuries. trayvon martin certainly was taken away in an ambulance. george zimmerman did not leave in an ambulance. >> it appears that there was a small abrasion on one of trayvon's fingers, i think his left hand a quarter of an inch. not a massive mark by any means, but again, consistent with some kind of scuffle. on behalf of the family, are you basically accepting now from everything you have seen and the stuff that has come out today, there clearly was a physical fight between them? >> well, piers, the family has always said if there was an altercation that it was started by george zimmerman. we have heard objective evidence. we have heard the 911 tape that he said "these a-holes always get away." we heard him breathing hard. so anything that happened, it was started by george zimmerman. and if george zimmerman would have

my main message is to the parents of trayvon martin.now, if i had a son he'd look like trayvon. >> occupy wall street, voter i.d. requirements and stand your ground laws which more than half of the united states still has on the books. to some, these are reasons to resurrect the movement of protest against social injustices. the civil rights movement of the 1960s is considered one of the greatest movements in american history. but many of the issues that dr. king marched for are the same issues plaguing us today. has anything really changed? have african-americans become too complacent? is it time to resurrect the movement? >> we will not rest, we will not stop. we will not forget. >> we brought together a panel of leaders. the president and ceo of the national urban league. dr. jamal bryant, pastor of the empowerment temple in baltimore, and dr. eric dyson, sociology professor. we asked the question -- are we in the midst of a moment or a movement? >> i hope it's a movement, i hope it will ignite a greater degree, whether it's voter i.

and trayvon had to fight the gentleman. so yes, trayvon had to fight a guy who was armed.o the level of injuries we see in this particular case, yes, he has some injuries, but they are not life-threatening injuries. >> you're saying he had to fight him. what are you basing that on specifically? >> if you have someone that's following you, right, and they confront you for whatever reason, right, and you don't know him and that person is armed, he is not the person who is initiating the action in this case. >> the fbi, the voice analysis, they could not, according to reports, could not determine if zimmerman was using a racial slur or who was screaming for help. trayvon's mom said that was her child screaming for help. does she still say, for a fact, that that was him? >> yes. she certainly says that with him. but also the other part of this case that comes into play with that particular audio aspect of it are the earshot witnesses who were around who have now come forward. i certainly believe once you take into perspective the earshot witnesses who will testify in the case

. >>> still ahead, a break in the trayvon martin case. a medical report shows george zimmerman had a broken nose, two black eyes, and cuts on his head the day after he shot trayvon martin. the reporter who broke the story joins me. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> breaking news tonight. the trayvon martin case revelations that could help defense. abc is reporting that a medical report compiled by george zimmerman's family doctor shows that zimmerm

video of trayvon martin's last moments live.is surveillance video from the convenience store where martin bought candy and a drink just before he was shot to death by zimmerman. iced tea. the newly released autopsy report says he died from a gunshot wound to the chest. "fired at intermediate range." we'll talk about what that may mean in a moment. toxicology tests found thc in martin's system, indicating marijuana use. the autopsy report lists the manner of death as homicide. zimmerman's charge was second-degree murder. he says he shot martin in self-defense telling police that martin assaulted him and his head was hit on the pavement. tonight, new photos of zimmerman from after the incident and a fire department report said he had abrasions to the forehead. these are new pictures we're seeing. bleeding and tenderness to his nose. and a small laceration to the back of his head when he was treated at the scene. also just released a sanford police report called a capias, a request for charges to be filed. that report says in part,

and that is trayvon martin was taken away in an ambulance. he lost the battle for his life. >> jeff toobin, what do you make of all this? >> i wonder if i can ask ben a question there. you said you know that zimmerman was the aggressor. how do you know that? what's the evidence that once he gets out of the car that zimmerman is the aggressor rather than trayvon martin? >> just the 911 tape, jeffrey. you can listen to that tape and listen to what he says. in his state of mind that he's going to make sure that this f-ing a-hole don't get away this time. and that's important. it's also equally important he's running after him. we hear that with our own ears. so everything else is zimmerman's version. if you look at the objective evidence, that video taken 30 minutes after he shoots and kills trayvon martin, you listen to those 911 tapes. that's not something to -- we don't have to depend on anybody to judge that for us. we get to judge that for ourselves. that's most important when you're trying to weigh credibility. >> but the 911 tapes only te

he was told to not follow trayvon martin but he did that. family said he's not a racist, a white hispanic, but there is a co-worker who came out in this discovery evidence that was released saying not only is he racist but bully, this guy said he was always taunted by george zimmerman. could this effect the case? >> there is a very slim possibility, if they charge him with a hate crime, enough evidence to prove -- >> what they are trying to do. >> if it gets to that level, it westbound relevant. did he kill him in self detense premeditation whether he was a racist against. >> if you were sitting at the defense table with george zimmerman how is the case looking for him? >> better than a few weeks ago, much, much better. >> the evidence helps? >> makes it confusing. a lot of reasonable doubt. all the defense has to do is poke reasonable down in the prosecution ts ca prosecution's case, if all 12 people can't agree, he walks. >> as you look at the bruising on his head and nose, you have to look at how will they prove those bruises and cuts are

martin oe george zmerman. >>> trayvon martin tía rastros de arihuana en su sangre, cuando fue muertomas imágenes de trayvon martn vivo, don se le ve comprando té helado y una ca de golosinas. >>> dentro de las nuevas evidencias están estas fotografías todas a george zimmerman, donde se muestran heridas en su cabeza, también hay fotografías del arma del vigilante voluntario, que carga en su cintura. >>> según la autopsia el arma fue disparada d1 a 18 pulgadas >>> rayvon martin estaba peleando por su vida, estaba peleando contra un hombre que milímetros, y él perdió la la 9 pelea. >>> este es el teléfono celular que trayvon martin tenía día qumurió >>> la policía concluyó qu el trágico desenlace podría haberse prevenido si georgeimmerman se hubiese quedado dentro de su automóvil y trayvon martin no estaba realizando alguna actividad crimianl. >>> le parece incrble al abogado de la familia d trayvon martin, que nunca le hicieron una prprba de alcohol en su sangtre. >>> muchas gracias. >>gracia enrique. >>> pasando a otras informaciones, trabajadores del servicio social visitaron la casa

son, trayvon martin.ut on the first hearing, the first listening, the father of trayvon martin, says he did not think it was his son. however, the father of george zimmerman, robert zimmerman thinks upon first listening that it was his son. >> he is yelling "help." >> yes. >> that is absolutely, positively, george zimmerman. mile. my wife. my members and friends know that is george zimmerman. there is no doubt who is yelling for help. phil: the prosecution have two audio experts and they concluded it was the scream from trayvon martin. now, while much of it is blacked out, the discovery file that we received last night, that also does include the cell phone and text records of trayvon martin and george zimmerman before and after the shooting as well as the three interviews, statements that george zimmerman gave to the investigators and his videotaped recreation of exactly what happened at the scene. >>shepard: thank you from florida. and now to the lawyers. arthur and randy are back with us again. arthur,

and goes toward trayvon martin. no doubt about it. >> but, neighborhood watches you are supposed to watch. and there are different versions of his account. they hopefully are going to come out. he say he was in fear of his life. why do you get out of your car if you are in fear for your life. can you just drive away and wait for the police to come. >> bill: i don't know. >> if he would have stood down. none of this would have happened. there would be no need for him to stand his ground. >> bill: if he had pulled out thereof trayvon would have been alive today. it's further complicated by this florida law that says, you know, if you fear bodily injury, you can use your weapon. but, let's even move it furnished than that how is the family doing? this new stuff basically has got to be upsetting to them. this doctor's report has got to be upsetting to trayvon's family. >> well, not so much, bill. they tried to take everything in. and they wanted what you wanted all along, just a fair trial. they always said they want ge

the trayvon martin case revelations. medical report compiled by the george zimmerman family doctor showed black eyes, cuts on his head. and a minor back injury the day after he shot and killed trayvon martin. in this security video in the police station where george zimmerman was requested, you can see marks on his head. he claims she shot martin in self-defense. also tonight reporting that trayvon martin's autopsy report shows the 17-year-old had injuries to his knuckles when he died. matt, you he did tails about george zimmerman's medical condition. what can you tell us? >> well, the morning after that shooting february 27th, he goes to his family doctor. and she looks him over. she sees as you mention the broken nose, cuts on the back of the head, two black eyes. also mentions a couple of things he told her specifically that zimmerman thought of -- had nauseous feelings when he thought of the violence the night before. she also recommended he go see a psychologist for an evaluation. she also recommended an ear, nose,

george zimmerman in the trayvon martin case. a mountain of evidence revealed by the prosecutors, they had this evidence, this treasure-trove of evidence, and now revealing it public le, among those pictures of george zimmerman, his injuries, lacerations to the head, cuts on his nose, his defense trying to substantiate he was defending himself, he was being beaten up by trayvon martin. at the same time, there was also videotape that was shared of trayvon martin and how casually he was buying skittles and iced tea at this store. and he didn't seem like his behavior was erratic or out of sorts. so the type of evidence that we have seen, you know. avery, does this put the defense in a better position or is this more ativdvantageoutivan tativd prosecution? >> it's a mixed bag. at the end of the day when you look at almost 200 pages of materials, 67 cds, i think it favors the defense because for the first time, we've seen in very graphic terms how george zimmerman looked before the paramedics took care of him. and i think that really

and goes toward trayvon martin. no doubt about it. >> but, neighborhood watches you are supposed to watch. and there are different versions of his account. they hopefully are going to come out. he say he was in fear of his life. why do you get out of your car if you are in fear for your life. can you just drive away and wait for the police to come. >> bill: i don't know. >> if he would have stood down. none of this would have happened. there would be no need for him to stand his ground. >> bill: if he had pulled out thereof trayvon would have been alive today. it's further complicated by this florida law that says, you know, if you fear bodily injury, you can use your weapon. but, let's even move it furnished than that how is the family doing? this new stuff basically has got to be upsetting to them. this doctor's report has got to be upsetting to trayvon's family. >> well, not so much, bill. they tried to take everything in. and they wanted what you wanted all along, just a fair trial. they always said they want ge

i hear something like, bump, you could hear that trayvon -- somebody bumped trayvon.ass. >> so, stacy, what do you hear there? >> well, listen, everything we are discussing tonight is extremely significant. we have been waiting to hear if anybody was an earwitness or an eyewitness and certainly in this discovery that has been disseminated, we are starting to see or feel what actually went on but without knowing exactly and because none of these witnesses can tell how started it, but certainly, we know who set the chain of events in motion and that's what's very important. that zimmerman was the one that got out of the car and started the chain of events and certainly, we know that the law states if you are the addresser in all of this you can't then stand behind the shield and say i'm standing my ground. putting that aside, none of us on this panel know all of the evidence. the prosecutor does and now the defense attorney is getting everything. and at the stand your ground hearing it will be very important for this judge to make this decision by a preponderance of the

had he been doing the target had trayvon martin not been in the subdivision. the reality is we have to deal with what did happen not what might have happened and of course when all of the evidence comes out maybe connect as to why it would be more apparent. we have to wait until all of the evidence is there. >> we would say to ms. omira the biggest what if happens here is if george zimmerman doesn't disoy pobey police and neighborhood watch principal not to pursue but just neighborhood watch then trayvon is living. he could have called the police. the police would have handled this just fine. that is the problem here. he profiled him and acted on that profile. you can't do that. >> oo let me ask the question here rather than ask mark and go with zing and zaning heg here. are you troubled by the fact that several witnesses appeared to have backed george zimmerman's account that what he did was in self defense that trayvon was on top of him using martial arts style and george zimmerman were crying out for help as many as 20 times? >> not at all. he is white. zim

trayvon martin was killed by george zimmer. if zimmerman was on his back. even if he was losing a fight, he has a lot of explaining to do and is going to have to prove that trayvon martin was the initial aggressor. >> reporter: an autopsy indicates that martin was shot at point-blank range, less than 18 inches away. investigators found thc in martin's system. the lead investigator called the shooting avoidable, as zimmerman remained in his vehicle and awaited the arrival of law enforcement. >> he made a decision to get out of his car in the rain, profile, pursue and confront trayvon martin and ultimately kill an unarmed teenager. >> reporter: the evidence still doesn't answer one crucial question. whose voice is heard screaming on the 911 calls? martin's father confirmed to investigators that the voice is not his son's. although, now, he does, in fact, recognize trayvon's voice. rob and diana? >> so many questions. tahman bradley in washington for us. thanks for that story. >>> to our other big story this morning. all eyes are