sabrina and tracy, again, our condolences to you. you seem very fine people. our con dole lens that is this awful thing happened to you, and i hope justice is served. i thank you very much for coming on the program tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you, geraldo. >> up next we hear from trayvon's stepbrother and the woman in whose apartment the teenager was staying when he left to buy skittles and ice tea. and ann cou >> it's clear black americans think injustice was done not case of trayvon martin but there are voices argue against rushing to judgment. before he get to those voices i want to ask craig about the neighborhood, the retreat at twin lakes. is that an overwhelmingly white neighborhood? what kind of racial mix is that neighborhood? how unusual was it to have a black youngster walking around? >> not unusual at all, geraldo. it's like most of sanford. sanford is predominantly white but also a large population of black citizens who live there. it's a clean, quiet community. it's about 30% black families, i believe. and i believe when we were there we noti

sabrina and tracy, again, our condolences to you. you seem very fine people. our con dole lens that is this awful thing happened to you, and i hope justice is served. i thank you very much for coming on the program tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you, geraldo. >> up next we hear from trayvon's stepbrother and the woman in whose apartment the teenager was staying when he left to buy skittles and ice tea. and ann cou >> it's clear black americans think injustice was done not case of trayvon martin but there are voices argue against rushing to judgment. before he get to those voices i want to ask craig about the neighborhood, the retreat at twin lakes. is that an overwhelmingly white neighborhood? what kind of racial mix is that neighborhood? how unusual was it to have a black youngster walking around? >> not unusual at all, geraldo. it's like most of sanford. sanford is predominantly white but also a large population of black citizens who live there. it's a clean, quiet community. it's about 30% black families, i believe. and i believe when we were there we noti

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you will get to hear from sabrina fulton and tracy martin. the man that admits to shooting their son has been charged with second-degree murder. we will be right can ba. >>> the parents of trayvon par continue are about to speak. george zimmerman, who admitted to shooting their son 45 days ago, he said he did it in self-defense. >>> we wanted to thank god and we simply wanted an arrest. we wanted nothing more, nothing less. we just wanted an arrest and we got it and i say thank you. thank you, lord. thank you, jesus. [ applause ] >> secondly, i just want to speak from my heart to your heart because a heart has no color. it is not black, it is not white. it is red. i want to say thank you from my heart to your heart. >> first of all, we would just like to thank everyone once again for being compassion at about this as we were, as we are, as we will be, as attorney crump said, this is just beginning. we have a long way to go and we have faith, the first time we march, i looked to the sky and i just told myself, when i walk, i will walk by faith

i'll bring sabrina fulton and tracy martin. martin luther king said it and we prayed about it, the journey is long and this has been a long journey but advance toward justice. >> right. right. >> first of all, i want to say, thank god. we simply wanted an arrest, nothing more or less, just an arrest and we got it. i say, thank you lord. thank you, jesus. secondly i want to speak from my heart to your heart because a heart has no color. it's not black. it's not white. it's red. i want to say thank you from my heart to your heart. >> first of all, we'd just like to thank everyone once again for being compassionate about this as we were, as we are, as we will be. as attorney crump said, this is just the beginning. we got a long way to go. and we have faith. the first time we marched i looked to the sky and i just told myself when i walk. i will walk by faith. and we will continue to walk by faith. we will continue to hold hands on this journey -- white, black, hispanic, latino. we will continue to walk. we will march and march and

>> sabrina and tracy martin are just regular people. he was probably going to get a bond. our office prepared them for that as well. ms. corey's office told them it was a really emotional thing for them to be in the courtroom with a killer of their child. tracy martin who is normally the strong one of the two, he wept through out that trial. there were tears running down his eyes and sabrina who he normally comforts, the mother of trayvon she had to comfort him and keep telling him we just got to be strong. i just kept sitting there trying to image what he was feeling as he was crying watching the killer of his child. you know at first i thought it was anger, geraldo, but as i thought about it, he really felt powerless. he felt powerless on the seat, so just a few feet away from the man who killed his son and he just had to trust in the system. the constitution says that everybody gets a right to a bond hearing, and the judge listens to both sides for whatever reason he did and he happened to live with it and evidences trying to keep his composure and his faith in the syst

>> i just spoke with sabrina. she is a grieving mother, not a lawyer. she certainly isn't at this point. she wasn't a witness to what happened on february 26th. so she is speaking as a grieving mother. she did issue that clarification, that she was sort of piggybacking off of what tracy martin said that had george zimmerman not gotten out of the car, this would never have happened. she feels it was an accidental meeting between the two. i don't think there is any legal significance, other than the fact that i think many people are watching the reactions of this family and that by all accounts, sabrina fulton has comported herself with such grace and dignity. i think that has really come across. >>> also, big political story. cnn contributor, hillary rosen are, apologizes to ann romney after these comments started a war of words over working women. >> his wife has actually never worked a day in her life. she has never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing in terms of how do we feed our kids

sabrina? >> we have a sense of peace right now because we know that the person that shot and killed our son will be held accountable for it. we can't really say what the outcome will be. but we have committed to this journey. >> and mr. krupp, moving forward, what happens next? >> robin, this is only first base. we know that this is going to be a long journey to get around the field. this family has asked for an arrest so they can go before a judge and a jury, robin, and everybody can make sure it's fair. and they can accept the rule of law. and we want everybody else to be peaceful and calm. >> and a special prosecutor, sabrina, praised you and trayvon's father for how you've handled everything. but she was also quick to point out that it wasn't because of the public outcry that the charges have been brought. it was because it was the law and it was the right thing to do. but what do you want to say to all those people across the country who walked with you and trayvon's father, seeking justi

with us now sabrina fulton, trayvon martin's mother and her lawyer benjamin crump.st time i talked with you ms. fulton. everybody on my staff feels the same way. we are sorry you have to be here. you have to go through this. i have a son. i can't imagine the pain you have gone through. your son is there one day and the next day is he gone. i think all americans are feeling your pain. we all want justice in the case. last night i said that from the very beginning, i don't know whether you know it, certainly counselor crump knows we just called for calm. we said let the system work. let's not convict zimmerman on television. let's not make wild charges. a lot of people didn't follow my advice. they didn't. and i said last night that some of them should apologize like reverend sharpton. was i wrong to say that? >> um, i don't know the circumstances behind it. but he, also, promotes peace. we have never asked for anybody to do anything out of the ordinary. we wanted to have peaceful rallies and peaceful protests. we are not supporting any violence or anything. >> bill:

sabrina and tracy martin would give their lifes to get trayvon back. >> reporter: george zimmerman's attorney is asking that his client await trial out of state. >> there are angry and high emotions that exist. i don't want that to spill over to the family or my client's safety. >> reporter: george zimmerman is accused of second degree murder in trayvon martin's death. >> george zimmerman had to happened i don't have his passport -- hand over his passport and agreed not to contact the martin family. >>> details emerging surrounding the arrest of man who murdered his wife 21 years ago. police feared robert jeret killed his wife in 1991, police never had enough evidence to prove it. it wasn't until he moved out of his home that his second wiewf gave permission -- gave -- that second wife gave permission to search the home and the shed. jeret was arraigned yesterday and the judge denied bail. he is charged with first and second degree murder. >>> a disturbing crime in harford county. police need help finding the man accused of touching himself in public. these are the places in the bel

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joining us to talk about their experience, lisa and sabrina french. mother and daughter. for having us. >> lisa, i want to start with you. let's talk about the cost of prom. we've had stories earlier today on fox talking about the fact people are talking about spend 1,000, $2,000 or more. how daunting is that? >> well, being it's her senior year, $1,000 for a dress is a high cost to pay nowadays. thankfully we don't have to now that she got a dress from the uso and sherry hill. >> shannon: how did you find out about the program and getting involved and, sabrina, tell us about your dress. >> actually we are volunteers with the uso and as soon as the information came out, we were aware of it so we were excited and she signed up. >> shannon: you all volunteering with the uso, you know what it's like but ear you're reaching out and helping others. what does this program mean to folks like you? >> well, it's a great program because the uso is a great organization and now they've made the opportunity for many more girls to attend prom who may not have been able to prior to this

with us now sabrina fulton, trayvon martin's mother and her lawyer benjamin crump.e i talked with you ms. fulton. everybody on my staff feels the same way. we are sorry you have to be here. you have to go through this. i have a son. i can't imagine the pain you have gone through. your son is there one day and the next day is he gone. i think all americans are feeling your pain. we all want justice in the case. last night i said that from the very beginning, i don't know whether you know it, certainly counselor crump knows we just called for calm. we said let the system work. let's not convict zimmerman on television. let's not make wild charges. a lot of people didn't follow my advice. they didn't. and i said last night that some of them should apologize like reverend sharpton. was i wrong to say that? >> um, i don't know the circumstances behind it. but he, also, promotes peace. we have never asked for anybody to do anything out of the ordinary. we wanted to have peaceful rallies and peaceful protests. we are not supporting any violence or anything. >> bill: no, yo

mark murray, laura hurley, karen green, lanetta spears, paul, doris, james, nancy, maggie, sandy, sabrina, maurice, dan -- diana, ms. coleman, ms. flores, sherry, david, sataro, patricia, and brandy. our most of the people here? >> is it on? president yee: is it outside somewhere? do you know? go ahead. or on. -- hold on. we will give you two minutes instead of once. >> and you ask us to get involved with our kids' education grid when we do, our voices are totally ignored. the only choice that we see seems to think is racism. what we ask for at our school, what we elect is ignored. they put in their personal -- they put their personal agendas in front of our kids' education. believe it or not, there are some decent black and latino families in 92114 who would like to see our kids educated and attend college. in the over 40 years i have been a student, parent, grandparent, to have a principal and vice principal go around and hand out pink slips to teachers that are doing their jobs. there are not doing their job because one teacher does not want to teach three kids that are disrupting the

sabrina fulton and tracy martin. here is what they had to say after the special prosecutor's announcement. >> we simply wanted an arrest. we wanted nothing more, nothing less. we just wanted an arrest. and we got it. and i say thank you. thank you, lord. thank you, jesus. secondly, i just want to speak from my heart to your heart, because a heart has no color. it's not black, it's not white. it's red. and i want to say thank you from my heart to your heart. >> this is just the beginning. we have a long way to go. and we have faith. the first time we marched, i looked to the sky and i just told myself, when i walk, i will walk by faith. we will continue to walk by faith. we will continue to hold hands on this journey, white, black, hispanic, latino, we will continue to walk. we will march and march and march until the right thing is done. thank you. >> there's also been a lot of positive reaction from the advocates and civil rights activists marching and rallying with the martin family saying this is a good first step

show, trayvon martin's parents said they were relieved zimmerman had finally been arrested, but then sabrina fulton described her son's death as an accident. >> i believe it was an accident. i believe it just got out of control, and he couldn't turn the clock back. >> later, she told nbc's lester holt the accident was their chance encounter that night. >> do you think mr. zimmerman meant to kill trayvon? >> yes, when he got out of the vehicle, his intentions was to shoot and kill. on the tape, it says they always get away. so he wanted to make sure that this one didn't get away. >> defense attorney mark o'mara. >> not guilty plea was entered. we have an arraignment set for the 29th. we'll attend to a bond motion between now and then and tell you when it's set for. >> defense attorney mark o'mara said that while george zimmerman did shoot and kill trayvon martin, he is not guilty of a crime. brian. >> kerry sanders, sanford, florida, tonight. thanks. and once again, our chief legal correspondent savannah guthrie is here with us in the studio. when you hear a woman like trayvon martin's mother

lisa, remy, sabrina, amy. >> hello. my name is remy, an architect. i work just around the corner on broadway. i am speaking in support of this project. it is a fantastic project. it has about 30,000 square feet of open space. on top of that, it has 35,000 square feet of green roof. the benefits of the green roof and the open space are a tremendous compared to the existing parking lot and the existing cards gave tennis courts. -- hard scape tennis courts. it will absorb greenhouse gases equivalent to about 2700 cars, taking us off the road. it will also help with the rain water and reduce the storm water runoff into the bay, which is a critical issue in that particular area. the project will also -- if you look at the diagram, you can see how green the project is compared to the existing parking lots. it is mostly planted spaces. and it provides much-needed housing. yes, it is expense of housing, but it is a prime piece of real estate. it will reduce traffic, and these folks will now be able to walk to their offices instead of driving from places like

the arenas in our first sabrina said it was great it was here you have the world championships later and now we'll check in with the fence televised around the thousands of people go to see if they've played now recognize the fighters and it's really great environment for bonds. and it started it because there was a period where and it still exists that the ring announcer has to be introduced all the officials have to be for the fighter the security and so we've had a moment with the fighters on the brain and music being played for them it's very safe and then. to bring an answer and the speech. he kills the atmosphere that electricity that he created by the fighters making their entrance to the ring so i wanted something that would ignite the crowd that would bring them back to playing with things now you're going to meet the stars of the show you know i tried man your battle stations said bit fasten your seat belts it didn't worry me a great hobbit of used to say that he was ready to run for it and so i fine tuning better to what you hear it today let's get it up. you know i never

whether asked what she would say if she could speak to zimmerman, sabrina fulton seemed to suggest that the shooting was an accident. >> i believe it was an accident. i believe that it just got out of control. and he couldn't turn the clock back. >> late yesterday, fulton clarified those comments saying she was referring to the chance nature of the confrontation between zimmerman and her son. she told the associated press, "their meeting was an accident. that was the accident. not the actual act of shooting him. that was murder. they were never supposed to meet." >>> police are warning people who use a popular trail in prince george's county to be on alert after a pair of sexual assaults. police say the women were attacked last month along the northwest branch hike trial near the west hyattsville metro station. the suspect is described as a hispanic male with a beige/almond complexion. approximately 5'8" and weighing about 160 pounds. he was last seen wearing a red and white horizontal striped shirt, tan jacket, and dark pants. >>> police are asking for your help to solve a sex assault

sabrina fulton and tracy martin attended -- is a breen na fulton and tracy martin tended a fund-raiser event. they hope the case is brought to the forefront. >> we've already lost trayvon. we know trayvon will never come back but whatever the outcome is of the trial, obviously it's to make sure there will be no more trayvon martin cases. >> george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot their son, has been charged with second-degree murder. he is now out on bond. >>> the mystery of the missing vicious dogs from northeast washington has apparently been solved. last friday night two dogs attacked several people on queen street before getting away. >> they weren't free for very long. matt jablow has the unusual details in this. >> reporter: for five days now, a lot of people have been wondering what happened to two vicious dogs in northeast washington who attacked several children and then mauled a man who came to the children's defense before the dogs were beaten off by a neighbor with a baseball bat. it now appears we have learned what happened to the dogs after they got aw

just moments ago, we spoke by phone with sabrina fulton and tracy martin. it was less than three weeks ago that we told those sweet parents we would get answers to all of their questions, no matter where our quest for the truth led us. it's the search for justice for trayvon that has brought us to this moment. and the team here with me has worked tirelessly looking for answers in trayvon martin's death. i want to introduce to you berniedela rionda, one of my top homicide prosecutors and john dye, my other top prosecutor who will lead this investigation. with us also is jim madden, from the florida department of law enforcement, dominic tate, also one of our special agents in charge, our sheriff john rutherford and undersheriff dwayne centerfit. we appreciate so much all of their cooperation in this. i especially want to thank my two state attorney investigators who have spent countless hours doing what they do best, investigating homicides. oh, excuse me, allow me to take a moment to acknowledge our governor rick scott and his office, attorney general pam b

conservative commentators sabrina shafer frequent "to the contrary" panelist wrote, when government gets in to the business of health care, bureaucrats not individuals and their doctors will be making health care recommendations. progressive commentator wrote, the affordable air exact has done more to expand women's access to health care than any other piece of legislation in more than 50 years. without this law women may not get the preventive care early detection tests, or cancer treatment, is that they need representative michelle bachmann has been outspoken against reallot care reform even basing her presidential campaign on overturning it. >> on this original author of the bill to repeal obama care. obviously i'm hoping that the courts find that this bill is unconstitutional and strikes down 100% of the rule. from the comments that we heard over three days looked that they were not impressed with the individual mandate. looked like they may in fact declare the entire bill unconstitutional. that's what the american people want. >> this week back man reaffirmed her vows not to stop un

their attorney has said that tracy martin and sabrina fulton will attend the proceeding at the request of the special prosecutor in the case. since his arrest, martin's family has pushed to keep zimmerman behind bars. >> i mean, some people want him to be behind bars for life. >> what do you want? >> likewise. justice. >> reporter: a search for justice that begins in judge kenneth lester's courtroom later this morning. zimmerman's family will also be a part of today's bond hearing, though due to safety concerns, they will be allowed to testify by phone. that's the latest from here in sanford, florida, i'm jay gray. lynn, back to you now. >> all right, jay, thanks so. . here's your first look at some of the other news going on around america today. these are disturbing and graphic images from philadelphia, where a robber shot three people at a take-out restaurant. after ordering, the men to go outside the store, the gunman looks around opens fire and takes off. another view shows two of the victims as they were hit. as they ran for cover, the shooter returned and started firing again. h

>> a record adaptor. >> sabrina in colorado. >> good morning, stephanie.ection and any other election. they talk about christianity, but they are the biggest hypocrites. >> yep. >> in man kind you know? it they are all old testament. and i think the dems are most about the new testament. >> newt gingrich should have sold his mother, to help pay for his campaign. >> it's a 45-adaptor -- >> no it's the little thing that went in the center -- >> it's the flurn. >> maybe that's what you and your brother called it. >> karen good morning. >> good morning. it's raining here in san antoine know, but you guys are brightening my morning. i support what hilary rosen said because she told the treat. >> she had a point -- >> she just didn't say it well. >> yeah i know. you remember hilary clinton got in trouble that -- what does that mean, liberal women are dismissive of women who chose not to work outside the home. >> ah ann romney has a well think husband. >> she had help unlike most women in america raising children. >> exactly. let's go to karen in new york. >> hi

as i said to our viewers we will hear from sabrina and tracy martin, the mother and father of trayvon. he has become a household name but have you heard of kendrick mcdade? he is another teen shot to death sparking outrage in pasadena, california. a town hall meeting was held to respond to questions about the killing on march 24. a 911 caller said robbers had put a gun to his face and taken his laptop. >> no weapon was found on mcdade. police learned later about the men having a gun to get a faster response. >> how could you look out and say gosh, i am going shoot this guy. i don't say halt or stop or do any of the things. you watch the cop shows. >> the u.s. is promising its double in funding for opposition forces in sire ya. >> i think the sanctions are beginning to have an effect. that is why we formed the sanctions committee today and the united states will be working with arab countries and european countries and others to have them understand the most effective way to imp lemt sanctions. as one of them said to me, the americans have a loot of experience. we are making progress.

world, with we're asking who really cares about justice for trayvon martin to follow the example of sabrina fulton and tracy martin, his mother and father, to remain peaceful and having faith in our system and being prayerful. >> as a parent, losing a child, it is tough to maintain your sanity, but i told myself the second day that trayvon was dead that i would find it within myself to do right by him. to make sure that his name wouldn't be -- his death wouldn't be in vain. >> for the last 44 day, it has been a nightmare. ands this coming from a mother's perspective. i have been up and down as if i was on a roller coaster. but i know beyond a shadow of a doubt that justice will be served. >> you heard from the person representing trayvon martin's family there and then from his parents. we're going to hear from a clinical psychologist, dr. jeff gardier. part of what zimmerman's attorneys are saying they heard he lost a lot of weight and ptsd. post traumatic stress disorder. it's something we hear about when we talk about veterans coming back from war. on our car insurance. great! at progress

. >> it may happen but not right now and that is because sabrina is a christian woman and they're good people but we think that zimmerman request is very self- serving >> zemin claims he shot trayvon martin in self-defense during a confrontation. >> the anniversary of one of the most shocking school shootings is being remembered. to students went on a killing rampage at columbine high school in denver. today is the second anniversary of the explosion in the gulf of mexico that killed 11 people and triggered the worst offshore oil spill in u.s. history and the effects are still being felt. yesterday the justice department said about 7300 residents and businesses will get more than $60 billion of extra payments because their claims were wrongfully denied. bp has spent more than $22 billion on responding to the oil spill. >> florida senator marco rubio keeps insisting he is not interested in being a running mate for mitt romney. the republicans spoke at the museum in washington yesterday saying he can accomplish more by keeping his senate seat. he mentioned one person by name that he feel

sabrina is a christian woman and they are good people. however, we think the request at this time is very self-serving. it is 50 days later with him having a bond hearing tomorrow. >> last night the city of sanford, where the shooting took place last month, held a community dealing meeting. the city is trying to repair relations between the city, police, and the black community. at today's hearing, the special prosecutor angela corey has the burden of showing why zimmerman should have a high bond or none at all. >> warheads kugel today at the secret service sex scandal in colombia -- more heads could roll today. both of the supervisors on their way out that we have learned the names are based in washington. jummy olabanji has more. >> this morning we have learned that david cheney is the agent who has decided to retire and that breaks stoke -- greg stokes is the agent to will be fired. we have a picture on facebook schilling david chang protecting sarah palin some years ago on the campaign trail. is neighbors told us last night that he li

accept the rule of law but to stop it before it gets to a jury would be disheartening to tracy and sabrina, trayvon's parents. >> judge jeanine: the evidence is by a bullpen of the evidence, not a reasonable -- by a preponderance of the evidence, not a reasonable doubt. we'll see what happens. but thank you so much for being with us this evening. >>> thank you, judge and the family conveys their thoughts to you as well. >> and vice versa. thank you. >>> up next, police and the fbi dig up a basement floor in the search for ayton. >>> and one of the fired secret service agents in that prostitution scandal plans to sue. sue who? >> judge jeanine: new york city police and the fbi continue to hunt for clues in the case of missing ayton pate who vanished 33 years ago. may 25, 1979. 6-year-old ayton pates a first grader begs his parents to let him walk to his school bus stop alone. for the first time they do. he leaves his building around 8:00 a.m. heading west on prince street. a mailman and a neighbor are the last known people to see etan at the corner of worcester and prince. his bus stop is l

martin's mother, sabrina fulton, says it is her son's voice. >> we have a long journey in order to finish what we set out to do and that is to get justice for trayvon. >> if convicted zimmerman faces 25 years to life in prison, in sanford, florida, manuel gallegos, wjz eyewitness news. >> the night of the shooting in late february police let zimmerman go, citing florida's stand your ground law. >>> a stand off in over this morning after a drug bust goes bad in new hampshire. officers were executing a search warrant at a home in greenland last night when cullin mutree opened fire on them. the police chief was killed and four others were hurt. after hours barricaded inside they were found dead. they are not sure if it was a double suicide or a murder- suicide or how the murder was involved. >>> in california police are in a stand off with a man suspected of killing two people. police say he killed a deputy and others as they tried to serve anyviction an yviction an eviction notice on him. they did that. >>> he saved children. he was selling then noticed smoke and flames, he banged on the do

just moments ago, we spoke by phone with sabrina fulson, and tracy martin. it was less than three weeks ago that we told those sweet patients patients that -- parents that we would get answers to all of their questions, no matter where our quest led us. and it is the search for justice for trayvon that has brought us to this moment. the team here with me has worked tirelessly, being looing for -- looking for answers in trayvon martin's death. i want to introduce to you tracy one of my top prosecutors, and john guy, my other top homicide prosecutor, who will lead this investigation. with us also is jim madden, from the florida department of law enforcement, dominic pate, also one of our special agents inside. our sheriff, john rutherford and undersheriff, duane. we appreciate so much all of their cooperation in this. and i especially want to thank my two state attorney investigators who have spent countless hours doing what they do best, investigating homicides. excuse me. allow me to take a moment to acknowledge our governor, rick scott and his office. attor