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you're seeing a live picture of a memorial for trayvon martin just outside the gated community in sanford, florida. where on a rainy night last month, the 17-year-old high school student was shot and killed. welcome to a special edition of "politicsnation" live from sanford were florida, i'm al sharpton. a month ago, a tragedy took place behind me. today, trayvon's parents and attorney have met here, and later we will rally for justice for trayvon. the response is so overwhelming that we had to move to a larger venue. we start with a sanford police chief, bill lee, has been at the center of the controversy for his handling of the tragedy, and he announced today he is temporarily stepping down. >> i'm aware of my role as a leader in this agency has become a distraction from the investigation. i stand by the sanford police department, it's personnel, and the investigation that was conducted in regards to the trayvon martin case. it is apparent that my involvement in this matter is overshadowing the process. therefore, i have come to the decision that i must temporarily remove myself from the positio

shot by neighborhood watchman george zimmerman in sanford, florida. zimmerman has not been arrested. here last night hundreds marched in downtown wait a minute more in protest and alex demetrick outside city hall where it was packed with demonstrators demanding action. good morning alex. >> reporter: good morning don. the handling of the case has raised a number of issues ranging from civil rights to gun control. and local activists say trayvon martin's story is ones that all too familiar. the streets of downtown baltimore are flooded with people. [ people chanting ] sky high chopper 13 is overhead as the nationwide protest comes to maryland. they are citizens and activists speaking out about the killing of unarmed teen trayvon martin in sanford, florida. >> we can exert pressure on the political forces. we can exert pressure on the system to try to effect social change. in florida. >> reporter: many say the change that's needed is an end to racial profiling. protestors believe george zimmerman's initial suspicion of trayvon martin reflects a larger p

live pictures of the naacp rally there in sanford, florida.rators holding a justice for trayvon martin rally in d.c. martin's childhood football team will be holding a candlelight vigil in his honor in miramar 6:00 p.m. eastern today. last night soledad o'brien hosted special investigation called beyond trayvon. it dealt with a wide range of issues surrounding the case including racial profiling and standard law. miami's former police director said neighborhood watch volunteers should not be armed. >> it is a thing that is really designed to be extra set of eyes and ears for law enforcement. it's termed watch for a specific reason. it's not engage. it's not apprehend. it's not attempt to be a police officer. it is designed to watch and ultimately report to law enforcement. occasionally you will have an individual described earlier through profile might not be assigned as a crime watch person or crime watch captain. i encourage and ask all crime watches in america if you have this type of personnel in your watch group or organization, by all me

in sanford florida, randall pinkston, wjz news. >> ray lewis will be joined by comedian sinbad in sanford florida. >>> a critical piece of evidence is being debated during pretrial motions for trevor and tremayne johnson, the two brothers are accused of lighting a pit bull on fire. the dog known as phoenix later died. according to our media partner the baltimore sun, prosecutors want to use a video tape that shows parts of the crime. the first trial for the johnson's ended with a hung jury largely because that video left the jury unsure. >>> some drier weather following that week of rain. it is windy outside. temperatures are dropping it may cause some problems overnight. bernadette woods and bob terp are updating our weather. >> temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s. oakland only at 43. pax river is up to 61. but it'll get colder tonight. rain is still a factor -- winds are still a factor they will also be diminishing tonight. bernadette woods has the word on frost and freeze conditions expected overnight tonight, bernadette. >> reporter: that's right these winds are bringing in colder a

they've been meeting with justice department officials down in sanford, florida, about the case and the man who killed their son, a teenager, unarmed. we're going live to florida in a few minutes. we're looking at live pictures of the microphones there and that's where the parents will be speaking and answering reporters' questions at the same time. >>> also, the elderly are facing a new danger that comes after a stay in the hospital. we've got new information, and information you need to know. stand by. you're in "the situation room." cannot be contained. [ clang ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. see your lexus dealer. there's another way to minimize litter box odor: purina tidy cats. our premium litters now work harder to help neutralize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. a living, breathing intelligence teaching data how to do more for business. [ beeping ] in here, data knows what to do. because the network finds it and tailors it across all the right points, automating all the right actions... [ beeping ] ...to bring

george howell is live in sanford, florida. george, what should we be watching for today? y, we saw thousands of people here in sanford, all coming together to rally for trayvon martin, and we know even today, this will continue. we'll even see more rallies. today we know there will be a one-hour prayer vigil at allen chapel, ame church here in sanford, a one-hour prayer vigil. you can expect many people will come together for that. we also know on the 26th, there will be a march, a march from a local church here from the first united methodist church to the civic center, they are marching to the civic center for a regular city hall meeting. now the city hall meetings usually here. it will happen at a civic center in sanford on monday, simply because the city commissioners expect big cwds. obviously this situation has drawn many, many eyes to this city and this situation. >> george howell, live in sanford, florida, thank you very much for that. so a piece of history comes crashing down. >> fire in the hole. >> and people are cheering it. oh! that's a good angle. there's not

we'll take you live to the ground to sanford, florida, in a moment and in case you missed it, big newsll lee. take a listen. >> as a former homicide investigator, a career law enforcement officer, and a father, i am keenly aware of the emotions associated with this tragic death of a child. i am also aware that my role as a leader of this agency has become a distraction from the investigation. while i stand by the sanford police department, its personnel, and the investigation that was conducted in regards to the trayvon martin case, it is apparent that my involvement in this matter is over shadowing the process. therefore, i have come to the decision that i must temporarily remove myself from the position as police chief for the city of sanford. i do this in the hopes of restoring some semblance of calm to the city which has been in turmoil for several weeks. as a chief of police of the city of sanford, i made sure the facts of this case have been presented to the office of the state attorney. it is my hope the investigation process will move forward swiftly and appropriately through t

florida. a lot of people are expected to turn out today in sanford. >> reporter: exactly right. tragic shooting tack place in the central florida community here and as a result of that, there was a protest planned, going to start at 4:00. it will go to a community town hall meeting. so many people anticipated they moved it to the civic center. if that gets full they' come to the park for a large screen television. the family is appealing for calm. at this point they're worried emotions and passions are running high, some people have a great deal of anger against the police force and government in this community. we're asking everyone be simple, and so far what they've seen, security is being beefed up for it. >> it's the other thing to have the city planning for what they don't know. >> reporter: well, i think you know, you have to be careful here, of course you don't want to make it look like a police state in any way, shape or form but they have a responsibility to maintain order. they have a responsibility to make sure nothing gets out of hand as people make their way through

the sanford, florida community is in the national spotlight.omfortable place to be in, in a story like this one. we wanted to give people there a chance to share their thoughts about the trayvon martin case, in their own words. and george howell is standing by with people who live and work in sanford. george, what are they saying to you? >> reporter: what happened here in sanford touched a nerve in this community. in the country and around the world. right now, we have a group of people here, just a show of hands of how many people were at the rally a few days ago. so the majority of people. and we were talking a few minutes ago, just watching the show, talking about the issues that stood out and if you would tell me, first of all, your name again. >> joseph. >> reporter: we were talking, what stood out to you in the show as we were watching? >> i think that, again, we need to make sure that we understand that the major issue is an investigation and an arrest. i think everyone within the community feels that there's probable cause for that and

manager said, an african-american, norton bonaparte, in the frequently asked questions in the sanford florida. the question was, why was zimmerman, the man who allegedly shot this young boy, no the arrested the night of the shooting? this is what the city manager said. the sanford police department has conducted a complete and fair investigation of this incident. that seems to run at odds with everything we are hearing. >> i think the reality here is that this chief has not served acidity manager well. this chief has not served the city well. this chief has to go. answers like that really don't make any sense. the reality is that this chief had probable cause to lock up a man who shot a boy in cold blood, because he shot a boy in cold blood. he failed to do that. weeks went by. this chief ab doe kated his power to the state's attorney when he could have locked up zimmerman at any point up to that point. >> let me ask you a final question, a sort of 50,000 foot question if you will. most people and perhaps yourself included, did not know of these problems that you are talking about that seem t

you said, since he was killed at the hands of george zimmerman , the head of the watch group in sanford florida. people are calling for what they consider justice in the death of the dead florida teen. organizers gathering and getting ready throughout the course of the weekend getting ready for the march, hundreds expected to turnout. the march will conclude at fayette near the police headquarters, they will talk about the issues they see close at hand in this case, and the effects they could have in the city of baltimore. the weekend was all about getting ready, many of them talk about ma they expect in the march and demonstration. >> we believe it explosion as break down in the criminal justice system in the stay of florida and the citizens of florida should be outraged. today it's trayvon, tomorrow it could be your child. as far as we are concerned, it could be our child, too. >> reporter: there will be a vigil scheduled for 7:00, here on the grounds at city hall in downtown baltimore. people will remember and show sign of solidarity, for young martin, killed one month ago today. the details

was shot and killed in sanford, florida -- he was shot and killed in sanford, florida. people are wearing hoodies and carrying skittles. sure >> john zimmerman suffered a broken nose -- george zimmerman severed a broken nose. >> george zimmerman has been in hiding since the shooting. the justice department has launched an investigation into the case. people in baltimore will be holding a march and rally tonight. kim dacey has more details. >> the march will end here at civil hall. people here are mourning for the teenager and wishing for justice. the congregations in baltimore wore hoodies in solidarity with trayvon. preparations got under way in other parts of the city. almost 200 signs for demonstrators to carry on the march. circumstances are reminiscent in baltimore. like the alleged beating of a black teenager in 2010. [no audio] the march will start at 5:00 p.m. at mckeldin square and on here to city hall where the rally and vigil will be held around 7:00 tonight. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the beating death of an iraqi woman in california. this happened last

. >>> we begin with a call for action -- thousands gathered in sanford, florida, last night to demand the arrest of a neighborhood watch captain who admits to shooting aun unarmed black teen, trayvon martin. sanford's chief of police has temporarily stepped aside. nbc's jay gray has details. >> reporter: the cries for justice grew a bit louder in sanford, florida. >> i stand before you today, not knowing how i'm walking right now. because my heart hurts for my son. >> reporter: a growing pain and anger pushing thousands to rally for a young man who couldn't be there. >> trayvon is my son. trayvon is your son. >> reporter: 17-year-old trayvon martin carrying only a bag of candy and iced tea was shot and killed in this community by neighborhood watch volunteer, george zimmerman. but it's been almost a month since the shooting and still no arrest, despite growing questions about zimmerman's claims about self-defense, adding to the pain of martin's grieving parents. >> i pledge i will not let my son die in vain. >> reporter: florida governor rick scott assigned a new task force to the inc

commented on florida's stand your ground self-defense law. >> they're setting a climate of shoot first and talk later. the stand your ground laws gives powers to civilians. >> reporter: sanford police didn't arrest zimmerman saying there is little evidence to disprove his claim of self-defense. a grand jury will be convened next month to determine whether he should face charges. florida governor rick scott has appointed a special prosecutor to oversee the case and a task force to review the stand your ground law. >> the first thing we're going to do is do a thorough investigation to see what happened here. no one can imagine this happening to their family. >> reporter: a rally here in sanford is planned for monday, the one-month anniversary of trayvon martin's death. randall pinkston, cbs news, sanford, florida. >>> a powerful earthquake rocked central chile. so far no reports of deaths or major damage. the 7.1 magnitude quake struck sunday night. residents say the powerful shaking lasted about a minute. buildings swayed in chile's capital over 130 miles away. widespread power outages and phone use disrupted in some area. >>> this morning dick cheney is recovering after rece

that's the reason he was visiting his father in sanford, florida.avage. what sku tecan you tell us abou school suspension? >> the information is coming from trayvon martin's family. they're going to hold a news conference to talk of thf subject spp but cnn already learned that apparently in high school down in miami where he attends in a book back was found a residue of marijuana. based on a zero tolerance standard, he was given that ten-day suspension and as you aptly point out, that's the reason he was up here visiting and spending time with his father who lives in sanford. >> george zimmerman, the man who shot trayvon martin hasn't been heard from publicly since this shooting, but his attorney did speak to the orlando sentinel. >> from the beginning, the attorney representing george zipperman said this was a case of self-defense, the stand your ground law. and also others, when i talk to the chief, billie when he -- before he stepped down, he told me, too, that evidence seems to support that. now we're beginning to find out more why that is being

etrade.com for a great retirement plan with low cost investments. ♪ >>shepard: police chief in sanford, floridaas voluntarily stepped down, temporarily, while the investigation continues into the shotting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. the florida department of law enforcement and the justice department, and the state attorney are now involved and there are calls for the police chief to be fired but they have not done that. and my able assistant has e-mailed me to let me know of the reporting of a competing networks. that is, abc news. and i will read you the e-mail as i received it. "zimmerman, the shooter in this case, zimmerman called 9-1-1 according to the reporting of abc, 50 times over the past year and most of them were false alarms." if this case he called 9-1-1, the operator on the end of the call at 9-1-1 said after he asked, when asked was he following this child, and he said "yes," and 9-1-1 said "we don't need you to do that," and he did it. shot him. killed him. and left him in the street. throw days later the parents found out. and a month later the shooter is still free. a

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randall pinkston, cbs news, sanford, florida. >>> a powerful earthquake rocked central chile. so far no reports of deaths or major damage. the 7.1 magnitude quake struck sunday night. residents say the powerful shaking lasted about a minute. buildings swayed in chile's capital over 100 miles away. widespread power outages and phone use disrupted in some area. >>> this morning dick cheney is recovering after receiving a new heart at a virginia hospital. cheney is 71 years old and suffered from severe heart failure. nearly two years ago he received a heart pump that kept him alive at that very same hospital. >>> coming up on the "morning news," the growing controversy over whether employers should ask job seekers for their facebook passwords. >>> james cameron takes on another sea-worthy challenge as he goes deep sea exploring. this is the "cbs morning news." living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ...could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you... ...with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra,... ...humira

the city commission in sanford, florida, gave the police chief there a vote of no confidence, adding to pressure for him to resign. a social media campaign urging people nationwide to send skittles candies to the sanford police department. >> all this cuppioming as we le more about the connection. >> reporter: we know george zirmmzir zimmerman grew up in our backyard. he recently returned from sanford, florida. >> if you believe something good is -- >> reporter: pastor jamaal bryant speaks at a church in d.c. after leading marches in sanford, florida, demanding that police arrest george zimmerman for killing trayvon marlin. >> all our sons are in danger, when a young man armed with just skittles is gunned down and the assailant is not arrested. >> reporter: zimmerman moved to sanford ten years ago. >> george and kay hall lived across the street from the zimmermans for over 20 years. he says zimmerman's mother worked for prince william county government for 28 years and retired. her son george graduated from high school, moved to florida, returned to visit virginia, a few years ago and

brian. >> ron allen on an otherwise beautiful evening in sanford, florida. ron, thanks. >>> now we turn to the case of u.s. army staff sergeant robert bales, charged last week with murdering 17 civilians in afghanistan. the top u.s. commander there, general john allen said today he's reviewing the command structure of the unit that bales belonged to, looking for what he called potential contributing factors that might have allowed this shooting rampage to take place. this as bales' wife karolyn sat down for an exclusive interview with nbc's matt lauer and told him she does not believe her husband did what he's accused of doing. >> tell me what you believe. >> i just -- it seems to me like -- i just don't think he was involved. >> so you think this is all mistaken identity? is he being made a fall guy for someone else? >> i don't know. >> 17 people were killed. >> right. i don't know enough information. this is not him. it's not him. >> this is the guy you describe as your best friend. >> right. >> and he's being charged with first degree murder. in other wor

. - se planea una protesta sobre el caso del adolescente baleado en sanford florida por un guardia dearia que vivió en manassas, el jefe de policía de sanford dejó su cargo para facilitar la investigación. los comisionados de la ciudad

major developments in the killing of trayvon martin, including thousands rallying right now in sanford, florida, his hometown where the teen of course was shot dead. the man leading sanford police department's investigation as you reported stepped aside. did not resign. tonight i interview the man who has the power to actually fire him, the sanford city manager just ahead. >>> also new late details on what killed whitney houston. the toxicology report out tonight. we'll speak with dr. sanjay gupta and dr. drew pinsky. what role the drugs found in her system, cocaine and a cocktail of others played in her death. we're also keeping them honest on the gas prices. >>> now free speech or grounds for discharge? sergeant gary stein says he's facing dismissal from the military after he posted anti-obama comments on his facebook page. now, he founded the armed forces tea party and wrote on the

. >> thousands rallying in sanford, florida, demanding justice for trayvon martin. naacp are there. they want sanford's police chief to be fired who temporarily stepped down after the shooting. >>> newly released documents in the 2009 disappearance of a utah mother are raising questions about the police investigation. unsealed court records show police found susan powell's blood inside her family's home. a handwritten will saying she feared her husband might kill her was also found. susan powell's father wants to know why jason powell wasn't arrested. last month police said josh powell snatched his two sons from a social worker, killed the children and himself minutes before his home exploded. >>> gop presidential candidates are in wisconsin today jockeying for votes at an event sponsored by the faith and freedom coalition. the conservative forum comes days before wisconsin's primary, and today mitt romney, rick santorum and newt gingrich made personal appeals to wisconsin voters. >> i particularly appreciate the extraordinary introduction, your congressman paul ryan. what a leader i

also, the police chief of sanford, florida has taken a leave of absence.est denied, an unsettling trend asking job seekers for their facebook log in information to scrutinize their private on line behavior. in response to recent reports about this practice, connecticut senator richard blumenthal is proposing a bill to make that illegal. while applicants can deny it there are those that can't say no. >> employers have always been able to view the public accounts facebook, twitter, any other social networking sites. applicants are being pressured for access to their private information. the aclu weighing in saying people are entitled to their private lives: >> for more on that, joining me now, the director of the aclu's speech and technology project. where did the idea come from that your facebook isn't private? >> some people think the idea facebook privacy is already and oxymoron, people are exhibitionists and equate privacy with secrecy. when we talk about privacy, we talk about not keeping things secret from everyone but having control over our informati

. >> there is intense pressure on the city of sanford, florida to suspend or fire the police chief for his department's handling of trayvon martin's death, the teen who was killed and the man who shot him is still at large. rather still not been arrested. last night the sanford city commission passed a vote of no confidence in the police chief bill lee. one member went even further. >> because of the situation being so poorly handled and because of this no confidence level in our police chief locally, statewide, nationally, even internationally, i would ask the chief to step down. >> norton bonaparte is the city manager of sanford, florida. thanks for joining us. there have been reports unconfirmed by nbc news that there is in fact a decision for the police chief to step down or to be suspended. can you clarify that? has anything changed on this? >> no, nothing has changed at this point. >> at this point. is something about to change? are you considering a suspension or a firing or a temporary leave or some other change of status for the police chief? >> i think it's fair to say that y

and in the small city of sanford, florida a vote of no confidence for it's embattled police chief. these are just the latest twist in the case that is galvanizing the country following the shooting death of martin. on february 26th, he left his father's fiance's house to buy skittles and iced tea in the all-star game. making his way along 24 path. and george zimmerman spotted him and began to follow him. >> they always get away. >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> we don't need you to do that. >> but zimmerman is anyway. i had is chasing him. >> he looks like he is up to no good. >> martin is terrified. >> he said the man is watching him. so he put his hoodie on. >> abc news was there as she told her story to the martin family. >> i said, what are you doing here? and somebody pushed him and caused his sed set to call. >> he is raising his hands up. >> they are wrestling in the back. >> the guy is dead out here. holy [ bleep ]. >> the residents are reporting the chilly sounds and a sing the gunshot. >> there's gunshots. >> zimmerman immediately claims self-defense which investigat

that's a sanford police department issue. >> the nation and the city of sanford, florida, frustrated th the actions of the city police department. still waiting to find out what steps will be taken concerning george zimmerman. joining me, sanford mayor jeff triplett. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for having me. >> that was bonaparte saying trust has to be rebuilt. how do you rebuild trust in the department between this police department and the people you serve? >> i think officially right now, we've got to get to the bottom of this investigation. we've taken the steps from the city to reach out to the department of justice, the fdle, governor rick scott, the special prosecutor. i think when all those things come together, we can all sit down as a community and hash out what we need to go, where we need to go from here. it's almost a two-pronged approach for us. what did we do? did we do something wrong? how do we fix that and also getting the justice that is desired in the case. but also on a third point is pulling our community leaders together and sitting

fighting for justice here in sanford, florida tonight.re is another battle being fought over health care. the president signed the affordable health care act into law two years ago so every american have have the option of reasonably priced health care. since them the tea party and republicans have vowed to tear it down. tomorrow is the main event. that's when the court will tackle the heart of the law, the individual mandate. it requires that americans get health insurance or pay penalties for doing so. it's there to protect all americans, but of course, republicans are outraged. >> there is no doubt that obama care will be repealed in one form or another. >> this is an unprecedented stretch of the power of the federal government. >> we're just begging the federal government to leave us a shred of freedom. >> if i am elected president, i will repeal obama care andly stop it in it's tracks. >> i don't see the outrage with two of the nation's most popular safety nets, social security and medicare that require americans to pay in. republica

zimmerman should be arrested pmmediately for his own ssfety" sanford, florida's acting police chief daarencott expressing exasperation at the internatiooal scrutiny:scott here. it's it's it's just - that, it's just very overwhelling."(keating on cam tag) u-s justice depaatment is invvstigating this cass as meanwhile, eee in this &pdistrict in florida, a grand 10th - and that may be where - any charges gainst george zimmerman may ullimately be decided.in sanford, florida, meanwhile... trayvon martin's mother is trying to trademarkk has filed pptitions to protect - the slogans "i am trayvon" and "justice for traavon."iffthe trademarks are granted.. they would cover digital materialss like dvd's, cd's and audio recordings of her son... and bumper stickers and hoodies.- back here at home... a ppreet in anne arundel county is angry after the principal &pat his sons' middle school day" in support of trayyon e - martin. chad albrecht's sons aree inn7th and 8th grade at marley middle school. he kept hhs sons out of school fearing theee could be a backlash against stuuents who chose not o wear a ho