COSTELLO: And good morning. I'm Carol Costello. Thank you so much for joining me. Closing arguments underway right now in the trial of Dylann Roof, he's the man accused of carrying out the Charleston church massacre. On Wednesday, jurors got a first-hand account of what unfolded during that night of terror from one of the only survivors. Her name is Polly Sheppard. She recalled diving under a table when bullets started flying. She says Roof pointed the gun at her and then asked her a chilling question. Did I shoot you yet? Sheppard's tearful 911-call was played out in court. Warning, some of you might find it disturbing.</s>POLLY SHEPPARD, CHARLESTON CHURCH MASSACRE SURVIVOR: Please answer. Oh, God.</s>OPERATOR: 911. What's the address of the emergency?</s>SHEPPARD: Please. Emanuel Church. There's plenty people shot down here. Please send somebody right away.</s>OPERATOR: Emanuel Church?</s>SHEPPARD: Emanuel A.M.E 110 Calhoun.</s>OPERATOR: And there's people shot?</s>SHEPPARD: Yeah. He shot the pastor. He shot all the men in the. Please come right away.</s>COSTELLO: CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin is with me now. Hi, Jeff. It's just so hard to listen to.</s>JEFF TOOBIN, CNN SENIOR LEGAL ANALYST: Hey. It really -- like the worst. This case, I mean, you know, -- we all cover, you know, terrible crimes all the time but if there is a case that is more about pure evil in the world, I don't think I have ever seen one than this one.</s>COSTELLO: I would have to agree with you there. Still, the defense and the prosecution have rested. Closing arguments will take place. The case will go to the jury, presumably they will find --
Closing Arguments Underway This Hour.