ms. crump, if we could start with the recent report that the aclu put out on the use of cell phone tracking by police departments, what was this report about? >> guest: the aclu as believed for some time that police departments around the country are tracking people's cell phones on a routine basis often without getting a warrant based on probable cause. that's what we thought, but we weren't actually sure. and so in august 35 aclu affiliates in 32 states around the country filed a total of just over 380 public records with different law enforcement agencies asking for information about their policies, procedures and practices for tracking cell phones. and the report we put out earlier this month documented the findings from that study. >> host: and what did can you find? >> guest: we found that virtually all law enforcement agencies who responded to our request engage in cell phone tracking, that is, in fact, now a completely routine sur sail lance -- surveillance tool that's just common in la

first of all i would like to start by saying thanks to reverend sharpton, to our law team, parks and crump, ms to all of the supporters who have been supporting us from day one and as a parent that loses a child is very tough to maintain your sanity, but i told myself the second day that trayvon was dead that i 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. i can recall calling attorney crump and pleading my case to i am had. attorney crump told me not to worry about it, that they were going to arrest him. 44 days later, george zimmerman is still walking free. it is 44 days later, and my son is in a mosoleum. as father is hurts but i promised myself i will stand strong for my family and stand strong for everyone in support of us and most of all i will stand tall for trayvon to make sure his name lives on. a lot of people are really learning to cope with our situation because they figure their child could have been trayvon. just so happened that reverend sharpton told me one day that we would be amazed at the people that the su

crump and ms. fulton and mr. martin since we took over the case and we intend to stay in touch with them. we only had a few minutes to talk with them. i believe they are going to want to talk later and they now know that charges have been filed and they are now hearing as we speak that george zimmerman is in custody of law enforcement in our state. we're very proud of the job law enforcement has done. we're very proud to stand here and tell you that we represent the people of the state of florida. thank you so much. >> that was the special prosecutor in the trayvon martin case. her name is angela corey. earlier she announced that charges will be filed against george zimmerman. in fact they are the highest charges available to the special prosecutor, murder in the second dedebris. >> she confirms george zimmerman is in custody right now, that he turned himself in. he is in florida but she won't say where. she also revealed he has retained new counsel. you'll remember that just yesterday his attorneys held a news c

. >> attorney crump, the reputation of ms. corey is that she is tough, do you expect her to come in and strongly present the case before the judge to get by a dismissal and head to trial? >> i do, for a lot of reasons, i want her to be a tough, good prosecutor, and also because she knows the whole world is watching. that's the one thing, when you get a petition where two million people sign it, those people have done something now. they're engaged, and you know through your vast experience, the hardest thing is getting people that stand up, it's easy to stay silent. i have to say this, everybody says when we get justice for trayvon, that's will be our finest hour. i disagree, i think it's when tracy martin called, and nobody new of trayvon, and you stood up for somebody that was unnamed, the government said is unimportant, but this is what our education and talents, this is what we're trained up to do, to stand up for good people, trayvon was only a child, and if we don't stand up for him, who will we stand up for? >> was ther

crump. first time i talked with you ms. fulton. everybody on my staff feels the same way.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, you yourself and trayvon's father absolutely have been magnificent and so has y

crump. first time i talked with you ms. fulton. everybody on my staff feels the same way. 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, you yourself and trayvon's father absolutely have been magnificent and so has your lawyer. you ca