
Florida State Sen. Chris Smith on the task force meeting he helped organize to review the "Stand Your Ground" law.
Retired police officer Lou Palumbo on if George Zimmerman may have violated his weapon concealment permit.
State Sen. Chris Smith (D-FL) on creating a task force to review Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law.
CNN's Alina Cho has the latest on conflicting results from audio experts on whether George Zimmerman used a racial slur on a 911 call.
She also looked into the claims of Frank Taaffe, George Zimmerman's neighbor, who said Trayvon Martin may have been considered suspicious because of a string of burglaries in the area perpetrated by black men.
Audio engineer Ed Primeau says he's 95% certain George Zimmerman not calling for help in 9-1-1 call before the Trayvon Martin shooting.
Retired police officer Lou Palumbo responds to an interview with George Zimmerman's father on the Trayvon Martin case. He also responds to surveillance tape of George Zimmerman after the Trayvon Martin shooting.
Globalgrind.com's Michael Skolnik on new photos he secured from Trayvon Martin's family from just before he was shot.
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) on consequences of not following procedure in Trayvon Martin case. She says shooter George Zimmerman should have been arrested, and reminds viewers that an arrest does not equal a conviction.
Rep. Lee also talks about how opinions on the story have shaped reporting and investigation of the case.
Fmr. Miami-Dade Police Department dir. Robert Parker on possible arguments for shooting of Trayvon Martin and what should have happened in Trayvon Martin investigation.
This morning, Zoraida talks with Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton, parents of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin who was shot and killed in an Orlando suburb by neighborhood watch officer George Zimmerman. With all the media focus on the family and their son's death, the family with attorney Benjamin Crump respond to the latest in the investigation into the shooting.
In addition, Politic365.com's Kristal High talks to Zoraida about how people hope to turn the energy expressed on the shooting to turn it into positive dialogue in the U.S. She says Trayvon's death should be viewed as a "game changer" for communities and race in America.

