have a great week. see you next fox news sunday. this is the fox report. tonight, searching for a marine who vanished near our border with mexico. now members of congress are getting involved to help his family. first full day of freedom for the young man in florida at the center of a huge criminal trial in this country, george zimmerman. a jury of his peers spoke. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> but george zimmerman's legal troubles may still be far from

over because reactions are split about whether justice was served. tonight we talk with representatives for both the families of george zimmerman and trayvon martin. also, a young tv star who admitted to his own demons is found dead. police are ruling out one cause of death for glee's cory monday teef. and the stork over london town, after months of watching a royal baby bump grow, anticipation mounts as the dutchess of cambridge could give bird at any moment to a future king or queen. >> we begin with day one of the rest of his life. george zimmerman free. he spent the last year and a half accused of murdering trayvon martin at a gated community in sanford, florida. martin's death unleash a vehement debate on racial profiling and civil rights. zimmerman all along said he killed martin in self defense.

the trial gripped the nation. now reaction to the not guilty verdict is intense, law, and spanning a wide range of emotions. both the zimmerman and martin families are speaking out, including george zimmerman's brother robert, who joined us here at fox news headquarters earlier. he told me about his brother's reaction when that verdict was read. >> and your brother, what has he said about the last few seconds right before and then right after the verdict was read? >> he hasn't said. >> really? >> no, he's resting, recovering. i think people should understand that george has been under in essence house arrest for a long time, the whole notion of freedom, of being a free man, is something new to him all over again. >> trayvon martin's family also reacting, asking for calm in the wake of the verdict. trayvon martin's heartbroken mother, sybrina fulton taking to twitter, saying lord during my

darkest hour i lean on you, you are all that i have. at the end of the day, god is still in control. thank you for all your prayers and support, i will love you forever, trayvon, in the name of jesus. end quote. phil keating was covering the trial since day one, he is live outside the courthouse in sanford, florida. still no explanation by the jurors why it took 16 hours to reach that verdict. >> reporter: harris, still absolutely no indication that any of the jurors any time soon wants to explain what perhaps was the decisive piece of evidence for them back in the deliberations room. we expect judge nelson this week to decide how much longer the womens' identities will be secret. as the verdict was read, there was a little indication in the courtroom perhaps it might have been a situation with five jurors favoring not guilty and one perhaps on the fence, until the very end. the courtroom producer said the jury forewoman turned out to be

e-40 who moved from iowa last year, was a safety officer according to interviews. b-29, appeared drained as if she was crying during final deliberations. the attorneys each held news conferences afterwards about the year, the trial, and the verdict. >> the prosecution of george zimmerman was disgraceful. i am gratified by the jury's verdict. as happy as i am for george zimmerman, i am thrilled that -- >> the scream stops the moment the shot is fired. that's the kind of common sense evidence that prosecutors rely

on every day. that scream stops when the shot is fired, so we always believed after hearing that tape it was trayvon martin. >> post verdict protests here in seminole county, florida, very minimal. a few people did show up to the courthouse this afternoon, and a couple dozen more at a downtown park. zimmerman's attorney, don west, who of course famously or infamously opened his opening statement three weeks ago with a knock knock joke. he was asked about that last night and he chuckled and he said maybe his delivery was bad, but he still thinks it was funny, and stands by using it. harris? >> phil, for george zimmerman and his wife shelley, the trial is over, but not the fallout. how so? >> reporter: for george zimmerman, today is the first day he had no gps tracking ankle bracelet to wear, doesn't have a

10:00 curfew any more. both requirements under his bond deal. today he has life after all of this to figure out, you know, he has been living in hiding in an undisclosed house or apartment with his wife more than a year for their own safety, and shellie zimmerman has a perjury charge for lying to the court about finances in her husband's initial bond hearing. they also need to have source of income, shellie and george haven't been working, say nobody would hire them with all of the uproar the past year. they have been living on donations from people around the country for more than a year, so they're going to have to get some jobs. also have the u.s. justice department on-going civil rights investigation. this afternoon, the justice department announced that's still not over. they're still examining whether george zimmerman violated 17-year-old trayvon martin's civil rights back then, when he followed him, called him suspicious, and of course, charlie ee rang he will in new

york and couple other representatives are having a news conference in d.c. tomorrow to urge doj to keep forward. >> phil keating, thank you very much. watch for more of my interview today with george zimmerman's brother. and one of the attorneys representing trayvon martin's family will join us live coming up inside the fox report. the justice department is evaluating if there's enough evidence to support civil rights charges against george zimmerman in federal court. more on that in a moment. first, the president reacted today in a statement. steve centanni live with the news. >> reporter: hi, harris. president obama responding to the verdict by appealing for calm and condemning gun violence. in a statement he said in part a jury has spoken, i now ask every american to respect the call for calm reflection, and as we do, we should ask ourselves if we're doing all we can to widen the circle of compassion and understanding in our own communities. we should ask ourselves if we are doing all we can to stem the

tide of gun violence that claims too many lives across the country on a daily basis. on the sunday talk shows, a variety of opinions expressed. here are just a few of them. >> the evidence didn't support prosecution and the justice department engaged in this, the president engaged in this, turned it into a political issue, should have been handled with law and order. >> accept the verdict, take a look at the law that they have in florida that is so unusual. >> the stand your ground law. self defense law. >> i think that's up to the state. i think they should revisit that. >> the rule is you have to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. there were plenty of reasonable doubts there. it is still a very serious set of problems that exist. >> reporter: and the justice department did issue a statement tonight, saying it is continuing to evaluate the evidence in this case to determine whether civil rights charges might be filed. in washington, i'm steve centanni. harris, back to you.

>> steve, thank you very much. steve mentioned george zimmerman's legal battle is far from over, the justice department is considering civil rights charges against him. there's also possibility of a civil lawsuit from the martin family. joining me now, judge alex ferrare, host of judge alex. we watched it come down together last night. now this development with the doj. they had been evaluating it all along, but they're stepping up efforts now. the significance of this? >> there are two different judicial systems, the state and federal government. you don't have double jeopardy, as we know in rodney king, feds came in after the officers were acquitted of beating rodney king in state court. it wasn't double jeopardy in that case. the reason they were able to do it is because the civil rights statute, federal civil rights statute, section 1983, applies to people operating under color of law, and that would apply to police officers, persons that have that authority. there's no way that i see that applying in any way, shape or

form to george zimmerman. neighborhood watch, he is not deputize deputized. >> are they stretching the law? >> may look for filing charges on the hate crime, the hate crime statute that they have applies to killings based on race or color. i have to say based on the evidence we've seen, this killing was not based on race or color. in fact, they have done their own investigation, spoken to dozens of his friends and people that know him and have come up with nothing to indicate that it was based on race or color, and evidence in the trial if anything indicated the contrary. >> the fbi report released last july showed a civil rights investigation found, and i am going to quote, no evidence of racial bias or animous in the martin killing. >> i don't know how the justice department would say well, this

one is based on race, but we're not going to prosecute these others as well. >> let's move on to the possibility for civil lawsuit here, that would be the trayvon martin family trying to get paid basically. >> sure. >> in a lawsuit form. what is the likelihood of that? >> well, in florida it would be very difficult because florida stand your ground law, one component is immunity for the person that's been absolved because they were acting under self defense, prevents them being prosecuted or sued for their actions they took, sued civilly. the prosecution would have been if o'mara requested immunity before trial, he didn't. he let it go to the jury, probably for good reason related to the civil lawsuit as well, because he has the burden of proving it in that one. he didn't want to do that before trial. secondly, on the civil side, he can claim immunity, then if he is sued, if george zimmerman is sued, he is actually entitled to

attorney fees, loss of work expenses, things like that, against anybody that sues him, if he is granted immunity. >> the family would have to pay that if they lose. >> if he wins the hearing. >> interesting. >> so in florida he probably wouldn't be subject to lawsuit. there's possibility of a federal lawsuit, a civil action for civil rights violation, and i honestly can't tell you whether immunity in florida. >> that's a lot of layers, i don't mean to cut in, maybe other people are asking this, when is it over? >> i think it is over when people accept the jury verdict came down, they don't have to like it. you know, i was listening to the tweet that mr. martin tweeted about after the verdict, and i have to say, you know, it is moving how the parents have basically accepted it. and the way they have accepted this tragedy. i don't know that i would be as classy as they have been dealing with the tragedy, because of the horror of it. >> as we saw benjamin crump say

in the news conference, they loved their child. only way to peace is to letting him rest in peace is through peace. >> i agree with that. >> judge alex, good to have you. thank you very much. >> pleasure. >> appreciate your expertise and time. >> always great to be on here with you. thank you. right now, piecing together what led to the death of a famous television actor in the prime of his life. one of our broader fox broadcast family members here, "glee," one of our star shows. and cory monday teef found dead in a hotel room. the latest on what police know about the circumstances and key information they need to obtain. and an update on the united states marine, his father and uncle who vanished just over the u.s. border in mexico back in may. why investigators are now warning the family they may never see these men again. stay close.

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fans are mourning the loss of one of the stars of fox hit series "glee." cory monteith, played student and coach finn hudson was found dead in a vancouver hotel room. several months ago he checked in for substance addiction. will, what's the latest from police? >> harris, the big question for police is exactly what happened. i can tell you as of right now, they've ruled out foul play. this all started yesterday when authorities found his body on the 21st floor of a vancouver hotel. apparently hotel staff found him after he didn't check out. monteith had struggles with drugs and alcohol in the past, in fact has been open about that. he had to check into rehab back in april, ended up missing some shoots for several episodes of "glee." >> cory recently came out publicly, said he has been struggling with drugs since the age of 13. this is something he has been

struggling with for years. some demons have been inside him for, you know, over a decade. >> we want to point out at this point it is unclear if drugs or alcohol played any part in his death. his autopsy should shed some light is scheduled for tomorrow, harris. >> i know lea michelle, his off camera girlfriend also on the show issued a statement. how are people remembering him? >> right now, twitter is absolutely blowing up, a number of celebrities mourning the loss of a good friend, people they say was as nice as could be for a guy you find in hollywood. as for lea michelle, we heard from her publicist. he says they're asking for people to respect her privacy. one other thing we continued to be asked by people, too, is exactly what this means for the upcoming season of "glee." harris, at this point we just don't know. it is unclear. back to you. >> will carr, thank you very much. the trail of an unsolved mystery involving a u.s. marine

leads south of the border. it has been two months since this marine corps ral and two relatives vanished from a small mexican town. now word they may never be found. why their family is not giving up hope. and a crowd for the duchess of cambridge and the baby watch is on. do royal feet sound different than everybody else's? mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004.

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heir. the first child is expected to arrive any time now. when it happens, the news will be posted on a wooden easel. millions of baby watchers will get the news in seconds. amy kellogg has more from london. amy? >> reporter: harris, outside the makeshift media village by the maternity ward the duchess of cambridge has to enter, one journalist said he thinks there's more hype about the count down to baby cambridge on the side of the press than in the public. make no mistake about it, once it happens, there will be so much excitement in the united kingdom as people are eager for a glimpse of the new future king or queen. it will be fascinating for many to observe how baby is brought up. prince charles as a little boy was often said to be starved of parental affection, that could be because traditionally much of

the royal child rearing was farmed out to staff. of course, that changed with princess diana, who was incredibly hands on, and playful with her boys. of course, she did not have the same burden to bear that the queen did. it is expected prince william become a 21st century, deeply involved dad, possibly even being at her side in the delivery room when she gives birth. that remains a secret for now, along with lots of other little details that the brits are busy taking bets on. >> betting on the royal baby, not just names, also taking money on hair color, weight, what time it will come, what day. you have longer range bets as well, what university it might go to, what career path it might choose. will it represent in the olympics. >> reporter: harris, they're convinced it will be a little girl, that could be because the duchess of cambridge apparently

made what looked like a slip some months ago, almost sounded like she started to say my daughter, stopping at the d. then of course, retracting all of that. it is widely believed the royal couple themselves don't even know the gender of the as yet to be born royal baby. harris? >> amy, thank you. an update now on a story we first reported in may about kidnapping of a u.s. marine in mexico. it has been exactly two months since he vanished along with his father and uncle. three men believed to have been abducted from a small mexican border town, known to be a hot bed of violence. support from fellow marines, the family refuses with all that help to give up hope their loved ones will be found. >> harris, it is two months to the day since the 25-year-old marine corps ral, father and uncle were kidnapped may 14th.

for torrez's sister, the pain is unthinkable. >> there's not a day goes by i don't think about my brother. he is always on my mind. wouldn't wish it on anyone else. it is very hard. i just want my brother back. >> he crossed to visit his father's ranch. eyewitnesses say several around men stormed the ranch, forcing them into a white truck. the family believes they were taken over a land dispute. cartels want land for traffic and grow drugs, and suspect he happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> in that area, we have seen a mafia war going on between two very violent cartels. >> they started a facebook group, and 12 congressional

representatives wrote a letter to secretary of state, john kerry, demanding help. >> right now, our plan of action is next week we are going to take to the house floor, step it up a notch. we tried the quiet way, now we're going to raise the profile of this case. >> he served as a mechanic in the iraq war in 2009. he is a father of two young boys. >> i don't think i am going to stop looking until i find something, you know, at least until we recover a body or something. until then, my brother is still alive. >> the fbi is still investigating the case. told the family to prepare for the worse. for continuing coverage, go to foxnewslatino.com. new reaction to george zimmerman being found not guilty. some of the people close to the case, reaction to a lawyer from trayvon martin's family coming up live. first, though, my interview with george zimmerman's brother

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bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. new reaction pouring in as a jury of six women found george zimmerman not guilty of second degree murder and of a lesser charge of manslaughter in the death of trayvon martin. from new york to california, demonstrations and people outraged at the verdict are taking to the streets. in some cities, more demonstrations planned for tomorrow. president obama calling trayvon martin's death a, quote, tragedy for america, and calling for calm, saying, quote, we are a nation of laws and the jury has spoken. earlier today i talked with george zimmerman's brother, robert, who talked about george and says really what happened that night. >> he did a year and a half ago, he told us all what had happened individually, and wanted the truth to come from him. i think we knew we were -- we only have one definition of truth in our family. we knew we were dealing with the truth then. if we had any doubt about that, he wouldn't have enjoyed our support, but yeah, a year and a

half ago george was distraught. think we learned in the trial that he found out in interrogation that he died. he inquired as to her religion, catholicism, death by any is -- >> i want to go one step into this with you. the prosecution talked about race in this and possibly playing a racism card, part of the prosecutorial moves. was there something in the heart of your brother that would have made him take the step toward killing trayvon martin. how much did that kind of talk about racism effect your family? >> i think the judge as it relates to this case made the right call to keep racial profiling or profiled for racial reasons out of the language of both opening statements and of the trial itself. i know they were alleging that george somehow criminally profiled trayvon. being accused of being a racist

is an indefensible accusation. we are disturbed when it seems from our experience that the standard is people accuse someone of being a racist without any foundation in fact, then we have to retroactively prove we are in fact not. i think accusations should be leveled when they're appropriate, when there's actual evidence or actual things that would suggest that those accusations might be true. >> one of the things i've read that you said, you said this really wasn't a black or white issue to begin with, my family is hispanic. >> right. i mean, people went out and called george white and gave that description of him gave traction to the notion it was white on black crime or an issue of race. we were careful and deliberate not to rebut that argument with saying wait, we're hispanic. any ethnicity or race can have racist tendencies. i don't think injecting another race, and our mom felt strongly,

she's the peruvian or hispanic in the family, i don't think putting another race on the table was going to help anything. >> no doubt you're seeing the video of protests roll out across the nation, and really we're seeing freedom of a different kind, people with the right to march and to protest whatever peacefully in this country is what makes us america, but what are your thoughts about that? >> i think, you know, mr. martin called for peace, our family did the same. i think that's one of the things that makes this country great, the ability to assemble and speak out freely, and people should be entitled to do that, as long as it is peaceful. i would caution some people from jumping to conclusions again that, for example, justice was not served in this case, and i would echo the president's statement that this is a country of laws and that the jury has spok spoken. >> president obama made that statement about 45 minutes ago. george is married to shellie.

they have been basically sequestered like the jury, more so, ankle brake lights and so on for george. what will life be for them now? >> i don't even know that -- that would be a question for george. i don't even know that he would know how to answer that yet. you have to remember, this is the first sunrise in essence of the first day of him living his life as a free, exonerated man. he has to learn how to move about society, how to meaningfully engage people socially. >> quickly, before i let you go, safety has been an issue. is it now? >> safety is a top issue, their safety, our family's safety, always been on george's mind, on our family's mind. we get threatened on twitter, on social media all the time. >> having robert zimmerman junior onset with us, he did speak a little outside that interview, talking about what a physical relief it has been for george zimmerman and his family. how they literally are just exhausted from the whole process. but thinking of everybody involved in this, and that it

has been quite a long journey for them. i mentioned before, we have the attorney for trayvon martin's family coming up. we are getting her miked up. jasmine rand. we will talk with her on the other side of this commercial break. massive flooding stranding drivers in cars, one woman reportedly rescued from the rising water. we'll tell you more. and they dug and dug and dug with heavy equipment for hours to reach a little boy buried alive in that hole in the sand you see there, that is indiana. tonight, we'll hear from two people that were there and credited with pulling that child to safety. ♪ there's a new way to fight litter box odor. introducing tidy cats with glade tough odor solutions.

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only thing you can think of is it could be your kid. >> now that little one is in critical condition at a chicago hospital. he was able to respond to simple commands when he first arrived. >> i really hope we get to meet this young man, because he's extraordinary. he went through a lot. >> illinois, a 12-year-old boy being called a hero in chicago for getting his family out of the house after a fire broke out on the back porch. >> i woke up my cousin and my sister, i said wake up. i just grabbed her right from the bed. i just grabbed her really hard. wake up! and she woke up. >> fire quickly spread to four other homes. no one was hurt. still no word what caused it. georgia. look at this dog go. he is norman. the atlanta area pooch now holding the title, fastest dog on a scooter, traveling just over 98 feet in record time.

>> meantime, 20.75. >> three stop watches, they apparently take this very seriously. >> we're excited he made it. >> norman excited, too, taking a victory lap. that's fox watch across america. now we're going back to coverage of the george zimmerman verdict and reaction to that on this sunday. trayvon martin's family is reacting to the verdict of not guilty and we are joined now by jasmine rand, an attorney for the martin family. thank you for being with us this evening. >> thank you for having me. >> i know that it was not the verdict the family wanted, but is it closure for them? >> i wouldn't say it is closure, the family is very sad today. we're obviously disheartened at some level. i think more than anything we're hopeful, inspired by the words of president obama, we're inspired by the love and support that we've gotten from around the world, i had e-mails from

almost every major network telling us they're praying for the family, and that they're standing with us, and i am hopeful we can continue to make good progress in our nation. we saw a lot of good come from the case, saw black people, brown people, christians, muslims unite for the cause of bringing justice for the death of trayvon martin. >> there's been a lot of talk and protest against the chosen jury, some of it has been, and the demonstrations for the vast majority have been peaceful, but specifically people calling the trial in their opinion not a fair one because it was six women, five of them caucasian, one hispanic. they would want a different jury in this case. i spoke with rev. jesse jackson earlier. let's watch that together. he says it was not fair. i want to get your thoughts. >> i think in a broader count, this boy was killed by mr. zimmerman, he walked away, they didn't want to try him had

there not been protests. it leaves a very bad taste in people's mouth. it is not a good day in justice. >> the thing i pressed the reverend on, as americans, this is the justice system that works for us, though, this is the one we live under. this is justice, a jury of our peers and this is their verdict. your thoughts? >> i don't know that the justice system delivers justice for every one of us, i don't know that this was a fair and impartial trial from the beginning, taking it back to sanford police department and failure to arrest george zimmerman, he was allowed to walk away, there was a lot of evidence that night. they created an uphill battle for the prosecution from that point. i am not going to opine what was in the jury's head, but just to say that trayvon martin received a jury of his peers in terms of getting justice for him. >> where does the martin family go from here. i'm reading of the possibility

of a civil lawsuit seeking damages from george zimmerman. >> there's always a possibility of a civil lawsuit, but i don't think that's the appropriate time to talk about it now. we are in prayer and remain hopeful. the most important focus as their legal team and for the martin family is to make sure this doesn't happen to another child. >> one last legal question for you, jasmine. the department of justice said it is evaluating the case for evidence of civil rights violations. if they don't find any, like a previous investigation did not, what will the family do? >> the family will accept their decision, but we will object to the extent we can possible. but i think the defense laid an excellent foundation for finding of civil rights violations, their entire argument seemed to stem from racial profiling. it was a defense that brought race into this issue, when the last witness they placed on the

stand said it was okay for george zimmerman to kill trayvon martin because we had a black neighbor break into our house. that's not right. we don't look at every white man in this country after we have the aurora shooting, the newtown shooting, look at them as a threat, a danger, a mass murderer. why would we look at trayvon martin as anything less than an equal human being. >> i don't know if this is the time to go toe to toe on where the racial bias discussion came up in the trial, i would remind you prosecutors leaned on that hard trying to guess what was in the heart of george zimmerman as a tipping point for all of this. jasmine rand, we appreciate your time, representing the family, say you're getting prayers from all over the country. we wish our best to the family as they have suffered the loss of a child. thank you. >> thank you. more on the zimmerman verdict in prime time. huckabee, hannity, justice with

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mlb, baby, on fox. that's our fox report this sunday, july 14th. 2014. i am harris faulkner. thank you for being along. it has been a busy, breaking news weekend. huckabee starts. in the circuit court for seminole county florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> welcome to a special live edition of huckabee. george zimmerman was found not guilty by a jury last night of six women who heard evidence, were instructed as to the law, and acted with clarity. now, they're not heroes, they're just citizens doing one of the most difficult and thankless tasks that any american has called upon to perform. judging the guilt or innocence of another human being. george zimmerman is not a hero. he was a young