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be able to show that whether or not the voice of trayvon martin is forever silenced, youice of george zimmohn, let me bring you in. you took on the oakland police department and won, a lot of the focus rightfully on how the sanford police department handled this. the lead investigator said at the time that manslaughter charges should have been pursued. that was not the case. what happened behind the scenes is part of this unfolding story and nonetheless you have this special prosecutor stepping in and going against the seven and a half hour investigation from sanford police at the time of this shooting. >> i think the issue about what the police did or did not do will not become relevant significantly in the criminal case. at best it is really up to the prosecution now to go back and probably have everything that was supposed to have been done has now been done and that evidence, whatever it is, will now be used in the criminal case. die think it is entirely correct that this is a case they have to disprove mr. zimmerman's story and that's going to be based upon all the stuff the police di

special prosecutor in florida announced there would be second-degree murder charges filed against george skim zimme. they've been pushing for an arrest but they acted with a sigh of relief. they're calling for supporters in this case to remain calm. martin's parents also thanked their supporters for their efforts and for the protests and rallies that have been held around the country in this incident. at this point we expect that the special prosecutor -- that george zimmerman, rather, will appear in court this afternoon in sanford, florida. right now we've got jeff patterson live in sanford this morning with the latest on what we can expect today. jeff? >> reporter: good morning, aaron. defense attorney says he's preparing for a bond hearing for his client george zimmerman that will appear in the justice center behind me. he says he will ask for a bond that allows his client to be leased. of course, people in the sanford community say they've been waiting for 44 days for charges to be filed against george zimmerman and for him to be arrested. the news of that arrest came as a great relief to peopl

she was a beautiful, attractive and heartless woman would and zimm praised as the george washington of his country excessive praise. this was 62 he was very determined, but he felt himself a junior partner in this administration. he was impressed with the certitude of people like bundy ann benner -- lakner when kennedy was assassinated it felt to him and he decided to things. one is every president had that about not being the first president to lose a war. american never lost one and he wasn't going to be the first but there's something else, too. he felt strongly about the civil rights legislation that had been introduced under kennedy. we can't look in other people's hearts but it seems to me that he felt more for the disenfranchised people of color, the poor than kennedy had. this is his main interest. his interests were foreign affairs. johnson fought if he were to level with the american public about the long struggle ahead, his opponents in the congress would use that as a way of scuttling domestic programs. he felt he had a narrow window of opportunity. the emotion and leased b