destiny, apolpablo, anna martin, and luis. please step up to the microphone in the center there. address our guests here. >> good afternoon, everybody. my name is stephanie. i'm 17 years old. i'm a senior at george washington high school. i'm here on behalf of the lavender youth center. i am a queer educator. i lead and facilitate a transgendered/gender barrier community group offered to youth ages 18 to 24. it's rare to find queer organizations that cater to youth. as a queer lgbtq transgendered latino youth, lyric has been life altering for me. without it, i would not be making any money. i would not have begun saving money to go to college next year. i just really think lgbtqu -- considering how many queeer use are in the city and how few organizations that there are in the city that cater to such a young age youth -- and one of the things that has been affected at lyric -- we have not been able to have drop-in spaces. it's basically a safe space where you can hang out. it's rare to have that at lyric. it was great to see. we have so many youth coming in. now that it's not the

this incident is just the latest wave of racism across the country the trayvon martin martin shooting to the death of anna chamberlain sr an elderly man shot and somehow by police the police are supposed to protect our nation from the sort of racism now perpetuated that theory. of. conservatives are are mean up for their war on public universities trying to defund them destroy them and replace them with for profit colleges think it's impossible they did the same thing during the reagan years of our national system of nonprofit hospitals which have now in nearly all that are in place with for profit hospitals which is a large part of why our health care costs are soaring and hospital executives are suddenly wealthy millionaires so the war is on to destroy our state colleges and promote more for profit colleges and their primary weapon of choice is not budget cuts to education or tax breaks to for profit universities know their primary weapon of choice is frame. you see facts can be pesky things and often conservatives don't like talking in facts mainly because the facts tend to agree with liberal positions

anna werner talks with one of the wounded. the special prosecutor rules out a first degree murder charge in the trayvon martin case. mark strassmann on what that will mean. on the eve of what was supposed to be a cease-fire in syria, the violence spreads to turkey clarissa ward is there. and he was there from the very first second of "60 minutes". >> you don't trust whites. you've said so. you don't trust jews. you've said so. well, here i am. >> pelley: remembering mike wallace. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. good evening, we begin tonight with a question that doesn't have an answer yet. why would two white men in tulsa homahoma, open fire on five african americans they apparently didn't even know? 19-year-old jake england and 32- year-old alvin watts are being held tonight on suspicion of irstt degree murder in the deaths early friday morning of deaths three men and the wounding of heo others. suna werner is in tulsa where she talked to one of the survivors. anna? >> reporter: scott, survivors like deon tucker are coming forward to describe just what justened that ni

martin. the unarmed teenager was shot to death by neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman. anna werner reports zimmerman's family is urging the public to wait until all the facts are out. >>>> reporter: for nearly six weeks, protests across the country, many organized by the n.a.a.c.p., have demanded the arrest of george zimmerman. now, zimmerman's family has sent a letter to the n.a.a.c.p. to, as they put it, remind the african american community that there are always two sides to every story. the letter says zimmerman's been called a racist and bigot, and there has been an unprecedented rush to judge him, regardless of the facts. >> this is not a guy that has a racial bone in his body. >> reporter: hal uof uhrig, one of zimmerman's attorney, told us there's been far too much emphasis on race. what's the key point to you in the case right now? >> just look at the law and what actually happened. this was a fairly simple but tragic case of self-defense. >> reporter: zimmerman's father, robert, who appeared in silloet on the sean hannity show last night, because he's been receivin

anna. boycotts protests and marches shake america's brought to just gun lobby as anger over a car versus shooting off avon martin gathers pace going over into a debate over the country's remarkably blacks firearms lost. and south korean media hype sufferers of a new nuclear test planned by the norms just as less foreign journalists see for themselves the final preparations for its much discussed rocket launch so the top stories here on c.n.n. next as we promised we're bring you part two of our special report on how some u.s. troops are being mistreated while on duty and get out of steam. we. live in a long sound. but we don't like being on the baseline like you know i think. you guy who's kill me or go inside the base is very nice guy who took me two or to all the side of base also the area where my son supposedly die. i'm part of these this people they help much about the area but he told me about eighteen seventeen two year cycle there were toilet everything was the same but different position this guy is a new guy you don't know if you know about two years ago or because really years coming through months ago

anna werner talks with one of the wounded. the special prosecutor rules out a first degree murder charge in the trayvon martin case.ssmann on what that will mean. on the eve of what was supposed to be a cease-fire in syria, the violence spreads to turkey clarissa ward is there. and he was there from the very first second of "60 minutes". >> you don't trust whites. you don't trust jews. you've said so. well, here i am. >> pelley: remembering mike wallace. >> pelley: good evening, we begin tonight with a question that doesn't have an answer yet. why would two white men in tulsa oklahoma, open fire on five african americans they apparentid

anna, thank you very much. in san foshd, florida, neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman will not face a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of trayvon martin. that possibility was eliminated today when the special prosecutor announced that she will not take the case to a grand jury. mark strassmann reports that the prosecutor could still charge zimmerman with a lesser crime. if. >> reporter: protesters blocked the front entrance of sanford police headquarters today, the latest public effort to charge george zimmerman for shooting trayvon martin six weeks ago. special prosecutor angela corey believes she, not a grand jury, should make that call. hall uhrig is one of zimmerman's attorneys. >> we believe this: if she applies the law as we understand it to the facts and the evidence as we believe it exists, then it's our expectation there will not be charges filed. if we're wrong, we're prepared to defend him. >> reporter: benjamin crump, the martin family attorney, said in a statement he was not surprised by this announcement and hopeful that a decision will be reached very soon to arrest george zimmerman and give trayvon martin's family the

entire statement into the record, but i want to acknowledge dominique cravens, martine cruz, amaya dawson, katia and anna fontana, anna riley, sarah sternberg, haley trahan and caroline and bailey watts from pineville, louisiana. i thank the senators for giving me this opportunity, and i will submit a more former statement for the record. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. baucus: i know the senator from massachusetts has a very tight schedule and a close timeline to catch a flight overseas. i think the appropriate thing to do would be to totally defer to the senator from massachusetts. he has got a very tight schedule here. i can wait a little longer. mr. kerry: well, mr. president, i am very, very grateful to my colleague. i was happy to wait, but i'm grateful to him. i thank the senator from montana, my friend, senator baucus. mr. president, i have been privileged to work with a lot of extraordinary staff members, as we all are here. we often say that none of us are any better than what our staff allow us to be. but it's rare that i have had somebody on my t

anna quindlen, jermmy irons all here today. >>> we start with your world in 90 with today's "eye opener". >>> george zimmerman walks free from a florida jail. >> the man who admits he shot and killed trayvon martin was set free on $150,000 bond. >> zimmerman's whereabouts are keeping a closely guarded secret. >> we have a lot of concerns over security for him and the family as well. >> winter storm warnings from west virginia up towards buffalo. >> a late season storm slams the northeast. >> likely 12 to 18 inches of snow into the alleghenys. >> flood watch have been posted from delaware to maine. >> we could see widespread power outages. >> that's why i'm shopping. i'll watch it from the window. >> the latest agent to be singled out. >> brought a woman back to the hilton. >> now you're into the hotel where the president of the united states was going to stay. it just gets more troubling. >> for eight years of standings outside clinton's door, you'd be horny, too. >> john edwards is scheduled to go on trial today in north carolina. he's accused of taking nearly a million dollars in illegal campaign contributions. >> search is on for a first grader who vanished from her home in tucson. she was la