nbc's charles hadlock is following this for us from sanford. s, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. george zimmerman is expected back at the seminole county jail by mid-afternoon today. on friday, the judge in his case revoked zimmerman's bond after the court learned that zimmerman and his wife may have misled the judge about how much money they really had when the judge set bond at $150,000 in april. it turns out zimmerman had at least $135,000 in a special paypal account that zimmerman had set up to pay for his legal defense fund. on friday, state prosecutors presented transcripts of telephone conversations between zimmerman and his wife in which they discussed bank accounts. the state says they were talking in code, hiding the exact amounts of money. the judge was not happy about that, saying zimmerman benefited from a lower bond when he and his family may not have told the truth about how much money they really had. attorneys for trayvon martin's family say this is the best evidence yet that george zimmerman cannot be trusted to

brian. >> charles hadlock on the brave fight against that fire in colorado. charles, thanks. >>> in the florida panhandle torrential rain brought flooding and one death, a 23-year-old from mississippi who drowned in rough serve in pensacola. more than 20 inches have fallen in the area in two day's time. damage already estimated in the millions of dollars. >>> now, overseas tonight to the crisis in syria. more silence, more than 100 dead, more reports of a new massacre in what is really devolving into an all-out civil war. richard engel is with us tonight from the region in cairo with news of what could be a change in assad's grip on power there. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. a western diplomatic source told me the syrian regime is "wobbling." there are now according to this source, regular gun battles, very close to the presidential palace. in downtown damascus. and that the syrian regime is having command and control problems over its own armed forces. now, does wobbling, brian, mean that assad is about to get on a plane and leave

nbc's charles hadlock is covering things live for us. of george zimmerman's movements and when he will be arriving? >> we think he should be arriving within this hour, alex. the sheriffs department said the media will be allowed to move closer to the doors to watch george zimmerman get out of the car with mark o'mara and ending his six weeks of freedom while awaiting his trial it came to an end on friday when the judge in this case heard evidence that perhaps zimmer man and his wife were not truthful about how much money they actual will had when the judge issued the $150,000 bond. >> it turned out zimmerman had at least 135,000 in cash in a paypal account he had set up on the internet to raise money for his legal defense. state prosecutors presented evidence of zimmerman conversations between he and his wife where they were discussing their bank accounts, and they were talking in code, prosecutors allege. the judge ordered the revocation of zimmerman's bond in order to order him back to jail. there will be a bond hearing where they will

we get our report tonight from nbc's charles hadlock. >> reporter: george zimmerman's six weeks of freedom while out on bond ended today. the 28-year-old former neighborhood watch volunteer accused of second-degree murder in the death of an unarmed teenager was led away to an isolated cell in handcuffs. and his mug shot was taken. >> he's solemn, obviously. he's worried continually about his safety. having to come out of hiding is a concern of his. but i think he also realizes the judge's concerns. >> reporter: zimmerman's bond was suddenly revoked on friday when the judge in his case learned that zimmerman and his wife may have misled the court about how much money they had when he set bond at $150,000 back in april. the family said it was nearly broke. but it turns out zimmerman had at least $135,000 in a paypal account he set up to solicit for his defense. florida prosecutors on friday presented transcripts of jail house telephone conversations between zimmerman and his wife, in which they discussed their bank accounts. the state alleges they were talking in code, hiding the exact amoun

and nbc's charles hadlock has the latest in florida. >> reporter: george zimmerman's six weeks of freedom out on bond ended today. the 28-year-old former neighborhood watch volunteer aused of second-degree murder in the death of an unarmed teenager was led awhy way to an isolated cell. >> he's solemn, obviously. he's worried continually about his safety. having to come out of hiding is a concern of his. but i think he also realizes the judge's concern. >> reporter: zimmerman's bond was suddenly revoked on friday when the judge in his case learned zimmerman and his wife may have misled the court about how much money they had when he set bond at $150,000 back in april. the family said it was nearly broke. but it turns out zimmerman had at least $135,000 in a paypal account he set up to solicit money for his defense. the florida prosecutors on friday presented transcripts of jailhouse telephone conversations between zimmerman and his wife in which they discussed their bank accounts. the state alleges they were talking in code, hiding the exact amount of money. >> it was misleading. and i don

nbc's charles hadlock is in bellevue. charles, good morning. >> good morning, ann.his fire west of ft. collins and north of estes park is now the largest fire in this part of the rocky mountains in 25 years. what's making it worse is its unpredictable nature. here is how fast it can happen. tw from a two-acre fire first noticed saturday morning in the mountains north of ft. collins, colorado to a 20,000 acre behemoth in one day with zero containment and no signs of slowing down. >> this thing has a mind of its own. it's pretty much telling us what it's going to do. >> reporter: what the high park fire did was ride 25 to 40-mile-an-hour winds through dry timber along steep slopes. a dozen air tankers and choppers were brought in to combat the flames along with more than 250 firefighters on the ground. hundreds were evacuated, some already feeling a sense of loss. >> my house is gone. and now i'm not going to have a home. and i have no place to go. >> reporter: this wasn't the only wildfire in the west. new mexico's little bear fire became another when a stubborn blaz

nbc's charles hadlock is on the vigil there and joins me from sanford, florida. th a good day to you, are you getting any kind of guidance from authorities about when george zimmerman might turn himself in? >> reporter: good afternoon, alex. well, the seminole county sheriff's office says it has been in constant contact with george zimmerman and is tracking his every move with the gps tracking device that zimmerman was ordered to wear when he left here six weeks ago. but his exact public location is not known to the public, but it's clear that the clock is ticking on george zimmerman's freedom. the judge is clearly upset that zimmerman may not have told the whole truth about his finances. he's ordered zimmerman to return back to the seminole county jail here and presumably another bond hearing would be held later this week to determine exactly how much money zimmerman has. it was revealed yesterday in court that in april it was learned that zimmerman had $135,000 in a checking account at a credit union here, but it was not clear to the court exactly how much money