ASHLEIGH BANFIELD, CNN CORRESPONDENT: I think you know what to add to that, Brooke, there's a reason we look at our children's eyes. Look at mommy and tell me if you took that cookie because we want to see how people respond when they tell what their truth is and whether they tell a lie. That's what court is. I hate to say it, but it is effectively a bit of a show. You start to feel for someone when you look right at them and hear them answer over and over, you feel whether they're telling the truth or not. I have to be honest with you. Watching this from the beginning to the end, it's not sound bites. There is a feel that I didn't expect to get given the basis of the stories that have about told coming into this case. I hope everybody watching knows, there's a big difference watching start-to-finish testimony hearing a sound bite or reading a headline about it.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: Couldn't have said it better myself. Ashleigh Banfield and Mark O'Mara, we will stay in close contact with you. As we mentioned the defense officially rested in this Michael Dunn trial. A 15-minute break here, we'll be watching closely to see when this thing picks back up. My thanks to both of you. Don't go too far. Coming up, I want to move along and talk about a storm of historic proportions. That's the exact phrase we're getting now from the National Weather Service. Look at this map, bracing for a, quote, "catastrophic winter storm." But is Atlanta ready this time? We will take you outside to the ground along those interstates that were a mess not too long ago. Plus, spoiler alert, let me wave my arm, spoiler alert here, if you're watching the Olympic, hit mute. Just in, American snowboarder, Shaun White has not medaled in Sochi, hear what went wrong next. You're watching CNN.
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