weaver been covering the treyvon martin case and continue doing it today. we've taken a very close look at the video surveillance tapes. you see here, this is zimmermanette getting out of the car on february 25 the night of the shooting, walking out a man who says he was beaten up, bloody nose. you see a police officer looking at his head. this is not someone broken down, beaten up, cannot move, no grass stains. no soil on his body. this is not somebody in his defense according to his friends and father who said was beaten up. this does not look like someone beaten up. he is walking going to what he thought was probably his arrest, what we think should have been his arrest but no, he was released a little bit later. this is the kind of video that makes you think wait a second, if this guy is telling this story and this is his defense how in the world can we think that this is somebody who's not guilty? this is not a beaten man not someone down on the ground struggling and fighting, but you did see a little bit of a police hesitating look at the back of his

they did one on treyvon martin who was dead on the ground. you ask yourself why didn't they take a background check on the man who had just killed this kid in cold blood? they did a background check on treyvon martin. >> who got shot in the chest! they're like oh, yeah, that guy who's dead, lets do a drug test on him. the cops it appears have been protecting george zimmerman all along here. now when we ask the f.b.i. about this, they actually responded to us in a statement christopher allen from the f.b.i. public affairs said to us: >> ok. so it's a very tough standard of proof. did he shoot this guy was it not self defense and did it have a racial component. well now, we've played you the 911 tapes of george zimmerman calling the cops before he had the altercation and eventually shot treyvon martin. a lot of the other media has played it, but no one picked up what you guys picked up. our audience heard the tapes themselves and said wait a minute, you seem to be missing something here. and we're going to play it for you here. it's going to be

. ♪ >> well, as usual, we have a lot of developments in the treyvon martin case. he was the 17-year-old african-american teenager shot by george zimmerman who outweighed him by 100 pounds was 10 years older than him and put himself in charge of the neighborhood watch when in fact he wasn't. he was armed with a nine-millimeter and trayvon martin wasn't armed at all. we find that there was a no confidence vote today on the police chief. it was a 3-2 vote, so was actually close, but he lost it. there were calls for his immediate resignation and he has in fact stepped down temporarily. >> i stand by the sanford police department, its personnel and the investigation that was conducted in rewards to the treyvon martin case. it is apparent my involvement in this matter is overshadowing the process, therefore i have come to the decision that i must temporarily remove myself from the position as police chief for the city of sanford. i do this in the homes of restoring some semblance of calm to the city which has been in turmoil for several weeks. >> but is stepping down te

martin was suspicious in the first place and see that that passes the muster test. number two, we can see why he tells the police dispatcher why he's just going to ignore and disregard their instructions for him to stay in the car because that gets into his mentality and number three, we will hear what his mentality was when he the out with that loaded nine-millimeter and confronted this 140-pound kid. it just is ludicrous that he's claiming self defense. you can't claim self defense if you go initiate and confront the person. it just doesn't hold up, but. >> yeah. >> the police are accepting it, aligning themselves with zimmerman for whatever reason, chenk and that is what america is wanting to know, when is the police going to arrest george zimmerman in what is termed the skittles case. when are they going to do it. >> benjamin crump representing the family. you're a lawyer and have to stay objective. i don't have to. i've seen the case here and i'm mad. i'm mad so godspeed to you go get justice we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you on behalf of the parents,