. >> ray martin from christian connections for international health. thank you very much. it's great to hear, considering what we faced not too many years ago, all this talk about combination prevention and the potential of all the tools that we could bring. i have a

martin. if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. >> pelley: it was a sunday night a month ago in sanford, florida. ray von martin, a high school student never in trouble with the law, was on on an errand when he caught the eye of neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman. zimmerman confronted martin. zimmerman says the shooting that resulted was self-defense. today mark strassmann talked to the parents who the president mentioned and to a man who knows zimmerman well. >> 12 >> 12,000 teenagers walked out of miami schools today. that was show of solidarity for t.m., trayvon martin, and his parents tracy martin and sigh breana fulton. >> they're like our crutches. we're able to lean on the supporters and they're standing with us and they're going to stand with us to the end. >> reporter: what has to happen next to get you to where you want to end up? >> >> arrest, trial, conviction. sent sentenced for the murder of trayvon benjamin martin. >> reporter: george zimmerman, who says he shot martin in self-defense, remains free. florida has appointed the new special prosecutor for the case. she and federal

david martin was among the first to report on the pentagon's ray gun.h-tech weapon does that does not kill. it seemed ideal for controlling mobs, but it's never been used and we asked david to find out why. >> reporter: call it ray gun 2.0, a new and improved version of the weapon we first told you about four years ago. that flat-dish antenna fired very high frequency radio waves that stopped a person in his tracks without killing or even injuring him. it caused a burning sensation that made you instantly jump out of the way. the pentagon has been demonstrating how it can control an angry crowd menacing a u.s. checkpoint without having to resort to deadly force. we tried a number of ways to beat it. oh! the ray gun always won. ahh! oh! officially called the active denial system, it's been tested on humans, 11,000 times. bring it on! (laughter). >> reporter: once on then assistant secretary of the air force sue peyton. (screaming) (laughter) who touted it as the solution to the accidental killing of iraqi civilians by american troops. >> huge break throu

$5,000 reward for the person who shot and killed a hawk last week near foothill road in san martin. an x-ray vee vealed it was shot in the test -- revealed it was shot in the chest. veterinarians are still deciding whether to remove the pellet or just let the bird heal. >>> it's a done deal -- peyton manning is a bronco. the mvp agreed to a five-year $96 million contract with the broncos. the star quarterback arrived in denver. this is video of him shaking hands with some officials. the team has a major news conference planned to announced the deal. the hope is they will get closer to a super bowl tighting. the broncos -- title. the broncos are looking to trade tim tebow and the 49ers are a possible -- are a possibility. jed york said the team has a standing order with ail licks smith who has played -- alex smith who has played with the team the last seven seasons. >>> "john carter" cost $250 billion to make. now disney expects to lose $200 million on the film. that would put it in the same movie all of shame as other big money losers like "heaven's gates." >>> new information is coming in e

. >> ray martin from christian connections for international health. thank you for being here.considering what we faced not too many years ago, all of this talk about prevention and the tools that we can bring. i have a comment about combination prevention. the four components that you mentioned in your slide were driven as prevention, voluntary male circumcision, and correct and consistent use of condoms. a different kind of for the global aids coordinator talk about the importance -- at different times i have heard the global aids coordinator talk about the importance of prevention. by that i think he meant the various aspects of sexual behavior. i am wondering if the difference in perspectives and priorities between the global aids coordinator and the cdc, or why behavior change did not appear on your list of priority components of combination prevention. >> thank you. from the rear. >> donna very from partners in health. this is world tb week. ines the beginning, so i apologize if you commented on this. but it is clear that we need to build up tv programs. -- tb programs. w

two decades developing a high-tech weapon to be used on the battlefield, a ray gun to be used to control broudz, but as david martinorts, there are a number of concerns holding back the device. >> reporter: call it ray gun 2.0, a new and improved version of a weapon we first told you about four years ago. fired very high frequency radio waves to stop a person in his tracks without killing or even injuring him. causes a burning sensation to make you instantly jump out of the way. they have been demonstrating how it can control an angry crowd at a checkpoint without having to resort to deadly force. we tried a number of ways to beat it. the ray gun always won. officially called the act of denial system it's been tested on humans 11,000 times, but the ray gun never made it to iraq as the program manager at the time told us, military commanders have a hard time trusting a weapon that doesn't kill. >> if this system could kill people, it would be easier to sell. >> lethal weapons have an easier time getting into our system. >> reporter: you're going up against the culture of your own military. >> absolutely. >> reporter

. >> ray martin from kristin connections for international health. thank you very much. it's great to hear, considering what we face not too many years ago, all this talk about combination prevention and the potential, all the tools that we can bring. i have a question about combination prevention. the for priority components that you mention in your slide were arv treatment has prevention, pmtct, voluntary male circumcision, and correct and consistent use of condoms. different times i've heard eric goosby, the global aids coordinator, talk about the importance of behavior change as a component of combination prevention. and i presume by that he meant the various aspects of sexual behavior. so i'm wondering whether there's a difference, a different perspective of priorities between office of the global aids coordinator and cdc, or why behavior change didn't appear on your list of priority components of combination prevention? >> thank you. in the rear. >> hi. donna barry from partners in health. so, its world tv week, and i did miss the beginning of your talks or apologi

has been developing a high-tech ray gun that would stop people in their tracks without harming them it seemed ideally rock afghanistan but it's never been used david martin found out why. did waves called ray gun to boito? new improved version of the weapon refers to about four years ago. the antenna fired very high frequency radio waves to stop a person in his tracks for that killing or injuring him. it caused a burning sensation the mesdames it is simply about the way. eteocles the pentagon has been demonstrating how to control an angry crowd miss the u.s. checkpoint. duckweeds without having to resort to deadly force. we tried a number of ways to be its. the reagan always won. >>> officially called the active denial system is been tested on humans 11,000 times. when sun then assistant secretary of the air force air force to payton. >>> accounted as the solution to the accidental killing of iraqi civilians by american troops. >>> a huge break through a huge game changer. >>> it would save huge numbers of lives. but the reagan never made it to rock as the program manager of the time told us military commanders have a hard time trusting a weapon that doe

. >> >> ray martin from christian connections for international health. thank you for being here. considering what we faced not too many years ago, all of this talk about prevention and the tools that we can bring. i have a comment about combination prevention. the four components that you mentioned in your slide were driven as prevention, voluntary male circumcision, and correct and consistent use of condoms. a different kind of for the global aids coordinator talk about the importance -- at different times i have heard the global aids coordinator talk about the importance of prevention. by that i think he meant the various aspects of sexual behavior. i am wondering if the difference in perspectives and priorities between the global aids coordinator and the cdc, or why behavior change did not appear on your list of priority components of combination prevention. >> thank you. from the rear. >> donna very from partners in health. this is world tb week. ines the beginning, so i apologize if you commented on this. but it is clear that we need to build up tv programs. -- tb programs.

a fish and game ward discovered the injured hawk in san martin. an x-raybeen shot in the chest with a pellet gun. the hawk is being cared for in the wildlife center of silican value. the vets are trying to decide whether to remove the pellet or let the bird heal. a group is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest of the shooter. >>> hawaiian airlines is making it easier to get away. a spokeswoman for the carrier says the new schedule is part of the expanded service being offered through it's new maui hub. >>> members members of the eisenhower family are not so happy about a memorial. it includes giant see through tapestries. >> this is a very, very expensive design and i think we would like to see something simpler, more in keeping with the humility that was one of the hallmarks of his personality. >>> the designer of the memorial architect frank geary says he is open to making changes and has met with members of the eisenhower family and looking at different ideas. >>> our first full day of spring and it feels like it. temperatures out ther

up to playing -- three big names lined up to play hometown boxing hero sugar ray leonard in a new movie. >> trayvon martin'sents expected on the hill. the reason is coming up. >> steve rudin in the belfort furniture weather center. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jes i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh don't be crazy i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jeabin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> straight bad -- a bitter battle over the health care overhaul -- >> outrage over the shooting death of trayvon martin comes to the district. we will have a live report. it is tuesday march 27. >> we start with your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >> i have been busy over here. 95 delays begin at the rest area after dumfries and there is a crash at the prince william parkway moved on to the shoulder. it is slowing for lorton and springfield an

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martin in sanford florida. >> rick has more from florida. >> reporter: ray solemn vigil sunday night as the sanford, florida community remembered a teen gunned down one month ago. earlier sunday best was replaced with hooded sweats as worshipers honored trayvon martin. he was wearing a hoodie when he was killed in sanford. neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman shot martin, claiming self-defense. but several aren't buying it, including the reverend jesse jackson. >> now we find him shot in the back of the head. the man who killed him is still walking the streets free. >> reporter: the case is drawing nationwide attention and heated debate over when this was an act of self-defense or a racially motivated murder. >> race is always part of this conversation. >> reporter: trayvon martin's family will speak tonight during a sanford town hall meeting. >> we appreciate all the support. it means a lot to us. this really hits home. >> reporter: i'm rick vincent for 9news now. >>> the new black panther party is offering a $10,000 bounty on george zimmerman. zimmerman has gone into hiding to on protect himself. many wore

conveeping to determine if zimmerman will face charges and also in florida ray lewis is expected to attend a rally with martin'sarents in sanford today. >>> the president healthcare law goes before the supreme court. people camped out hoping to get a seat. 26 states argue it is undown stooges al because it will require americans to get insurance or face a fine. a ruling is expected later this year. >>> the pope will visit cuba, headed to the island after a three day trip to mexico where he entertained parade watchers bewaring a traditional sombrero, before holding mass for more than 300,000 people yesterday. his trip to cuba is the first since pope john paul, ii visited that country more than a decade ago. >>> the president is in south korea this morning for a nuclear security summit and he has had strong words for north korea ahead of today's international conference. here is drew leaven son reporting for wjz. >>> president barack obama stood for the first time in the demill tar m ilitarizeed zone. he had this to say. >> the contrast could not be clearer. >> reporter: the summit is intended to keep them out of

martin luther king jr., james earl ray made that list.boston crime boss whitey bulger was on it for more than a decade until his capture it last year and of course seal tim 6 took care of ubl. arrested 465 of the criminals on that list. but the fbi first targeted the 10 most wanted 62 years ago today. and now you know the news for this wednesday, march the 14th, 2012. we're all back tomorrow, noon pacific, 3:00 eastern time for "studio b." back here for "the fox report" for the journalists of fox news, i'm shepard smith. opinion and analysis begins now with a l

martin luther king jr., james earl ray made that list.boston crime boss whitey bulger was on it for more than a decade until his capture it last year and of course seal tim 6 took care of ubl. arrested 465 of the criminals on that list. but the fbi first targeted the 10 most wanted 62 years ago today. and now you know the news for this wednesday, march the 14th, 2012. we're all back tomor

and david martin gets hit by the military's high tech ray gun. it can stop a mob.why won't they use in the afghanistan? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. late today we heard for the first time the details from inside the cockpit of that harrowing mental breakdown suffered by a jetblue captain. the copilot says the

. >>> well thousands of people including ravens star ray lewis are also turning out for a rally tonight in the city where trayvon martin died. complete coverage from sanford florida. >> reporter: the parents of trayvon martin gathered with supporters at a church outside sanford florida to defend their son. >> they've killed my son, and now they are trying to kill his reputation. >> reporter: the unarmed 17- year-old was gunned down last month in a gated neighborhood. the shooter claims he fired in self-defense. zimmerman has not been charged. >> even in death they are still disrespecting my son. >> reporter: news that trayvon martin had been suspended from school because they found traces of marijuana in his notebook. >> whatever trayvon was suspended for, it doesn't matter. >> reporter: a friend of zimmerman says the incident was not racially motivated. >> there's a gap from the time that george got out of the vehicle and that the gun went off that we don't know what happened. >> reporter: a special prosecutor has been appointed to oversee the case. in sanford florida, randall pinkston, wjz news. >> ray lewis will be

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martin in self-defense. he at this point has not been charged. >>> nfl linebacker ray lewis and patrick ewing both expected to be at today's rally to show their support. >>> church services across the country and right here in the bay area also sending strong messages of support for martin's family. people at the baptist church in oakland wore hooded sweatshirts in tribute of the teenager yesterday. police say zimmerman saw the teenager walking into a gated community wearing a dark hoodie and thought he looked suspicious. >> in the case, there is a misperception about young black men. and the problem is that it's okay if a black man dies. >> over the weekend, zimmerman's friends and lawyer came to his defense saying he suffered a broken nose and a gash on the back of his head in that encounter with martin. >>> the wife of robert bales coming to her husband's defense today on the "today" show this morning. it's karilyn bales' first tv interview since her husband was charged with killing 17 afghan civilians. >> he loves children. he's like a big kid himself. >> and he is accused of killing nine children. >> rig

martin the city will address the city commission in sanford, florida. a noon time meeting and two other celebrities will join the cause. nba hall of famer patrick ewing and nfl star rayewis demanding justice for the unarmed teen killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer. martin's family now plans to sue the homeowners association. the attorney for the shooting is revealing more about a possible defense strategy. he says george zimmerman suffered injuries in a scuffle with the teenager and fired the fatal shot in self-defense. so let's get more on this developing story and what is shaping up to be a busy day for those demanding justice. martin savidge is in sanford. good morning, martin. >> good morning, carol. you're right. >> reporter: there are tloof factit has been one month now since trayvon martin was shot and killed by george zimmerman. no doubt about that. george zimmerman has admitted he shot and killed the 17-year-old youth. the point has been he has maintained throughout that this was self-defense. there are a lot of people who disagree with that and many of them are planning to be here in sanford around 4:00 this afternoon. there is going to be a protest ma

martin by rallying all across the country. this morning there's a new prosecutor on the case. ray raymond de is at fort melon park in florida.ood morning to you. yes that's right there is a new prosecutor late last night that will now take over the case and look into this case. we know the u.s. department of justice is also getting involved. we also do know that stanford police chief temporarily recused himself sailing he has become a distraction as a result of all of the controversy. you see the park is etch tee less than 8 hours ago 5,000 people gathered here to protest what they call injustice done by the police department. there was a prayer also going on at the park. those across the country came here including reverend al sharpton and martin luther king the third waudz also here for this rally. one of several protests to take place here in florida a big one happening on monday that one will include jesse jackson. >>> thank you very much. i am going to talk to ainsley who has additional analysis. >> i am not the expert but we have a guy who is. criminal defense attorney and fox news contributor mr. arthur eye d idala. >

martin. it has been a month since the volunteer neighborhood watchman george zimmerman shot the unarmed teen. nfl stars ray lewis and san antonio holmes will join protesters this afternoon outside of where he died headed home from a store carrying a back of skittles and ice tea. george zimmerman told a 9-1-1 dispatcher the teen looks "suspicious," and he followed him although the dispatcher said we don't need to you do that but zimmerman said there was a confrontation and he shot the teen in self-defense. today, on fox, a long time friend defended zimmerman against accusations he targeted trayvon because his race. >> we don't know what happened from the time george got out the car and the time he actually was face-to-face with trayvon martin and the gun went off. what we see with the reaction has come from a mischaracterization from the very beginning of george zimmerman as being whites. a mischaracterization of george zimmerman as being racist. that is what brought us to this point. >>shepard: actually, it was that george zimmerman shot an unarmed teenager. according to the orlando sentinel zimmerman told

ray -- dow down 57 points. >>> new video shows the neighbor an hood watch volunteer george zimmermann on the night he says he killed trayvon martin as prove a plan that could make úúúúúúúúúúú@@úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú . >>> good thursday morning. plenty of cloud cover. a few delays at sfo up to 46 minutes. a warm-up today when clouds lift, partly cloudy conditions and mild temperatures mid 60s should be common near 70 along the central coast, 70 in l.a. today, 50s and 60s in the sierra nevada rain confined to the northwest coast a little of that tomorrow. more so to start our weekend. details coming up. >>> it is 6:44 now. more questions are being raised about what exactly happened when an unarmed florida teenager was shot and killed. abc news obtained new video showing the alleged shooter george zimmermann walking into the sanford police department handcuffed. he claims he shot 17-year-old trayvon martin in self-defense. zimmermann's attorney says martin punched his client slammed his head on the ground and broke his nose. the video does not show visible blood or serious injury on zimmermann. trayvon's family attorney says the video

martin o'malley will emphasize the importance of reading today. he will kick off read across maryland month. >>> according to the times, the baltimore ravens are expected to designate pro bowl running back ray rice today. >>> and a pretrial hearing for hate crimes in the case against amish leaders sam mullice, sr in ohio. he and other family members are accused of cutting the hair and beards of the amish who refuse to support molocs. >>> steny hoyer of maryland will join civil rights leaders on a pilgrimage. next week marks the 47th week of bloody sunday in alabama when police attacked hundreds of demonstrators. >>> new court documents are shedding more light on the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. and abc 2 news' linda stow is standing by with the developments in this ongoing investigation. linda. reporter: the new details are according to a document filed by the attorney general's office on thursday. prosecutors say one of the alleged victims were abused was abused in florida and texas and another boy while at his own school. two of the alleged victims remain unidentified. sandusky has been on house arrest awaiting his trial in may. he's charged with 52 criminal counts stemming from allegat

martin told us to expect yesterday at 5:00. let's go to what bill has to say. >> right along the coast point rays the winds are howling. san francisco airport 40 miles per hour, it's blowing out there and it's going to continue to blow for the next few hours. the wind advisory stays in effect until midnight. and winds currently outside we go to point rays, and you can see the winds gusting to 45 miles per hour. that is significant wind. now the winds are going to die down. when i come back at 5:18 i'm going to show you how cold it's going to get tonight. because in parts of california there's freeze warnings and wind advisories. i'm going to tell you how cold it's going to get when you get going tomorrow. >>> it's super tuesday. voters in ten states are casting their ballots. ken wayne is here now with some of the early results and what's at stake. ken. >> reporter: polls have just closed in eight of the 10 super tuesday states. mitt romney is already the declared winner in virginia, massachusetts, and vermont. newt gingrich is the declared winner in georgia tonight. that's one of the two states with the most delegates

ray. his american dream, his luxury win has already happened. that's all for us tonight. "beyond trayvon: race and justice in america" starts right now. >>> his name was trayvon martin. and his death has come to symbolize the racial tension and suspicions that still exist in america. i'm soledad o'brien. people from across this nation are here in this audience tonight to talk about this case and the questions that it raises. questions that cut to the heart of a country that promises liberty and justice for all. >> no justice, no peace! no justice, no peace! >> the killing of an unarmed teenager by a neighborhood watch volunteer touches a raw nerve across the nation. >> i know i cannot bring my baby back. but i'm sure going to make changes so that this does not happen to another family. >> the absolute facts lie with two people and one of them is dead. >> the case of trayvon martin is not unique. a child so innocent killed by a vigilante. >> was it racially motivated? the answer is absolutely not. >> what we worry about is seeking the truth. >> tonight, we separate the facts from the hype and the emotion and have a candid conversation about race and justice. this is a

ray lewis and sean combs and jesse jackson will be among those here to support trayvon martin's parents>> with us now is joe oliver, a friend of george zimmerman who spoke with him over the weekend. you've decided to speak "on your own not because george asked you to. when you spoke with him on saturday what did he tell you about his interaction with trayvon martin and what happened leading up to this young man's death? >> i can't get into the specifics of that, because that is the evidence that is going to be presented before the grand jury and one of the reasons this is has exploded to the level it has. historically, florida law enforcement has been very forthcoming with any evidence that they have in a criminal case, particularly when they have an arrest and particularly when they have evidence to make an arrest. casey anthony being the point and example. i don't understand why this is so different. i can only guess that the reason why is because it's the sanford police department which has a history of racial tension. the police chief lee, from my understanding, that was part of the

rays were taken to assess the exact extent of his facial injuries. we just don't know. the confusion surrounding this case is neither down to the family of george zimmerman nor the family of trayvon martinof the police. so it's now down to them to be the bearers of truth in this terrible tragedy, because have no doubt, everybody, everybody is now watching. thank you so much for wauchtchi. dylan ratigan is here to take us forward. dylan, as a man of economic theory and understanding of the economy, i'm assuming you bought a number of lotto pictures. >> should we discuss this briefly? >> please. >> again, i obviously don't hold the level of social prestige or economic status or even, really, compensation of a man -- >> you always come back to that, don't you? you always come back to that. >> -- of your nature. i'm okay with that. i'm younger than you -- >> and i always buy you the drinks. >> you buy the drinks, and last time i teased you, i got smote, or whatever it is. here's the thing. i don't mind

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today, martin's parents plan to speak out at a city meeting and there reportedly will be some famous faces in attendance including the baltimore ravens rayis and hall of famer patrick ewing. the big rally scheduled is for today at 5:30, tonight in atlanta, georgia. of course, atlanta is the city with the highest concentration of historically black colleges in the country. but the outrage is spanning nationwide. there have been a lot of rallies over the weekend. atlanta, the one scheduled to the. republican presidential candidates are speaking out about the incidents. newt gingrich sawcalling the shooting a tragedy saying local prosecutors should bring the case to a grand jury. rick santorum cawlling the case horrible and saying in spite of all of the outrage, the investigation should be left to local and state authorities. >>> in our big news, oral arguments are set to begin as the supreme court will hear and rule on the constitutionalty of health care reform specifically they will focus on the individual mandate and whether or not people can be forced to buy health insurance or pay a penalty. all of the information, audio and transcript