trayvon martin after they arrived? >> yes. >> was trayvon martin pronounced dead at the scene? >> yes, he was. >> did you have any further contact or involvement with this defendant after you performed cpr on trayvon martin? >> no, sir. >> and did investigators and crime scene technicians respond to that scene while you were still present? >> yes, sir. >> and did those officers and technicians take over the scene after they arrived? >> yes, sir. >> did you have any further involvement with the case? >> no, sir. >> all right. thank you, sir. judge, that's all i have. >> thank you. mr. o'mara? >> >> thank you, your honor. afternoon, officer. how are you doing? >> good. thank you. >> just a couple questions. you had heard as you were on your way that officer smith had just arrived on the scene, correct? as you were coming -- >> as -- as i was getting there -- >> right. >> yeah, he was just arriving on scene. >> because you guys are in radio contact, aren't you? >> yes, sir. >> so you knew that you were right behind officer tim smith to get there? >> yes. >> could you even guesstima

trayvon martin after they arrived? >> yes. >> was trayvon martin pronounced dead at the scene? >> yes, he was. >> did you have any further contact or involvement with this defendant after you performed cpr on trayvon martin? >> no, sir. >> and did investigators and crime scene technicians respond to that scene while you were still present? >> yes, sir. >> and did those officers and technicians take over the scene after they arrived? >> yes, sir. >> did you have any further involvement with the case? >> no, sir. >> all right. thank you, sir. judge, that's all i have. >> thank you, mr. o'meara? >> thank you. good afternoon, officer, how are you. >> >> thank you. >> a couple of questions. when you had heard as you were on your way that officer smith had just arrived on the scene, correct? as you were coming -- >> as i was getting there? >> right. >> yeah, he was just arriving on the scene. >> because you guys are in radio contact, aren't you, all the responding officers? >> yes, sir. >> okay. so you knew that you were right behind officer tim smith to get there? >> yes. >> okay. co

trayvon martin? >> i watched them hook up the leads to the ekg machine to trayvon martin. >> was trayvon martin pronounced dead at the scene? >> yes, sir. >> what are they trying to do? >> it's a murder case. you have to prove that he died. it's as simple as that. every juror, as well as every spectator knew that he died of a gun shot wound. but it's so much more vivid and real when you hear that officer talk about seran wrap and vaseline. it lends an immediacy and frankly a tragedy. you think of this boy dying on the floor like that. you know, sure, it doesn't tell you anything about whether it was self-defense or whether it was murder, but it gives a vividness that the prosecution wants and the jury won't forget. >> mark, the defense really didn't have much to ask this police sergeant. what's the thinking when there's very little cross-examination? is it just that not a lot to dispute or just to get the person off the stand? >> jeff just said it. the prosecution wasn't proving anything. this was an emotional ploy to get in this -- to deal with stuff that has absolutely nothing to do with the evidence. the on

trayvon martin? >> i watched them hook up the leads of the ekg machine. >> was trayvon martin pronounced dead by rescue at the scene? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: also taking the stand, a crime scene technician who gathered evidence around martin's evidence and examined the gun zimmerman used to shoot the teenager. she also photographed zimmerman's injuries, which the defense says were the result of a vicious attack from martin. >> do you see that sort of lump on the top right of his head? >> yes, i can. >> and you saw it that night, too, right? >> yes, i did. >> did you see that lump on the top of his head? >> yes, i do. >> the top right side, and you saw it that night, as well? >> that is correct. >> reporter: also shown in the courtroom was the hoody sweatshirt marten was wearing when he died. to many it's a symbol of racial profiling that elevated this case to a national debate. earlier in the day with the jury out of the courtroom, the defense and prosecution fought over phone calls, specific calls zimmerman made to police prior to that fatal night. police records showed zimmerman made does dozens of

trayvon martin? >> i watched them hook up the leads of the akg machine. >> was trayvon martin pronounced dead by rescue at the scene? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: they took pictures and gathered evidence and examined the gun zimmerman used to shoot the teenager and she photographed zimmerman's injuries, which the defense says were the result of a vicious attack from martin. >> do you see that sort of lump on the top right of his head? >> yes, i can. >> and you saw it that night, too, right? >> yes, i did. >> did you see that lump on the top of his head? >> yes, i do. >> the top right side, and you saw it that night, as well? >> that is correct. >> also, shown in the courtroom was the hoody sweatshirt martin was wearing when he died. to many it's a symbol of racial profiling that elevated this case to a national debate. earlier in the day with the jury out of the courtroom, the defense and prosecution fought over phone calls, specific recalls zimmerman made to police prior to that fatal night. police records showed zimmerman dozens of calls to police stating things he found suspicious. the state wants to i

trayvon martin after that arrived? >> yes. >> was trayvon martin pronounced dead at the scene? as. >> did you have any further contact or involvement with this defendant after after you performed cpr on trayvon martin? >> no. and the investigators and crime scene technicians respond to that scene while you were still present? >> yes, sir. >> and did those officers and technicians take over the scene after that arrived? >> yes, sir. >> did you have any further involvement with the case? >> no, sir. >> thank you, sir. judge, that's all i have. >> thank you, mr. o'mara? >> good afternoon, officer. >> thank you. >> just a couple of questions. when you -- you had heard, as you were on your way, that officer smith had just arrived on the scene, correct? as you were coming -- >> as i was getting there -- >> right. >> he was just arriving on the scene. >> because you guys are in radio contact, aren't you, all the responding officers? >> yes, sir. >> okay. so you knew you were right behind officer tim smith to get there? >> yes. >> could you even guesstimate from the radio transmissions

trayvon martin? >> i watched them hook up the ekg machine. >> was he pronounced dead by rescue at the scene? yes, sir. >> were you present for that? >> yes, sir. >> after trayvon martin was pronounced dead did you or anyone else put anything over his body? >> yes, sir. >> what was that? >> an emergency blanket. >> what was the purpose of that? >> well, one was respect for the deceased. two is to mitigate trauma that witnesses or family members may be exposed if they arrive on scene and three was to preserve any physical evidence on the body, sir. >> when you say to preserve any physical evidence, do you mean in part because of the weather conditions? >> yes, sir. >> it was still raining at the ti time? >> yes, sir. >> when you placed the blanket over trayvon martin's body, did you move any evidence, to your knowledge, sur rouning his body? >> not that i know. >> did you collect or mover any evidence yourself? >> no, sir. >> why not? >> wasn't my job, sir. >> all right. >> your honor if i could ask the lights be dimmed one more time. i have a couple more additional paragraphs. state's exhibit

. >> was trayvon martin then pronounced dead at the scene? >> yes. >> very quiet courtroom during that testimony. and the gun, the pistol owned by george zimmerman, used to shoot and kill trayvon martin, also brought out for the jurors to see yet again, about 20 minutes ago. 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 di

. >> 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 married in that state. there is word a retired four star general is suspected of leaking classified information to a "new york times" reporter. that's what a senior u.s. official is telling fox news. that official says

. >> after trayvon martin was pronounced dead, did you or anyone else put anything over his body? sir. >> and what was that? >> i put an emergency blanket over mr. martin's body, sir. >> and what was the purpose of that? >> well, one, it was respect for the deceased. two is to mitigate trauma that witnesses or family members may be exposed to if they arrived on scene. and then three was to preserve any physical evidence on the body, sir. >> trayvon martin's parents were in the courtroom during his testimony. his father tracy martin walked out as the photos were displayed. trayvon's mother, sybrina fulton remained, but looked away as the photos of her son's body were shown to the court. jurors were also shown multiple photos taken on the night of the shooting. the jury's first look at some of the crime scene evidence in this murder trial. joining me now is former prosecutor faith jenkins, msnbc legal analyst lisa bloom, and florida defense attorney ken padowitz. thank you all for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> lisa, how does this crime scene e