a city official in stamford florida says the police chief plans to resign. he had stepped down temporarily when the commission expressed no confidence in his leadership. and for weeks police did not arrest george zimmerman, a man now charged with second-degree murder. zimmerman was free on bond earlier tonight and his new location is a secret. >> george zimmerman said nothing to the media as he walked out of a stamford florida jail. he appeared to be wearing a bulletproof vest under his jacket. his attorney is keeping his clients location a secret. >> we have not had any active threats recently. but the concern is that there is a groundswell of opposition to his position, or what they believe his position to be. >> zoom in claims that he shot trayvon martin in self-defense the prosecutors believe he is guilty of second-degree murder. to make well as their men had to put up 10 percent of the bond, $15,000. he has to wear an electronic monitoring device. he must obey a curfew. and cannot use a firearm. because zoom in is so recognizable in florida, he may have

meanwhile stamford florida city council members have decided not to accept the resignation of the city'sice chief who has been scrutinized and criticized for his handling of that case. >> another since scandal coming to light. a new report accuses the new morning in st. general manager of keeping an electronic device in his office that allowed him to listen in on opposing coaching staffs. the explosive charge could have a damaging impact on the team already hammered by an embarrassing bounty scandal. and have denied the allegations and are threatening legal actions. one of the bay area's longest- running sporting events is coming to an end. >> we're talking tennis. next year will be the last for the san jose open. it has been played at the age the pavilion since 1994 with the names including john mcenroe and andre agassi. andy roddik. but its roots go back to the 18 hundreds. 1889. making it the second oldest tennis tournament here in the united states. falling attendances among the reasons for discontinuing that event in san jose. 6:40 a.m., tough times ahead, why thousands of californi

. >> some are trying to start the healing process as stamford florida prepares for the trial of george zimmerman which may be months away. >> ownerwhy the sun has not yett on san want. and to not be afraid to look at the pump, the price of gasoline has gone down. what drivers can expect to see in the next few weeks. >> we still have sunshine and te,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a 100 year-old san fransisco restaurant getting another chance to stay open. this was the scene yesterday as crowds waited in chinatown on what was supposed to be its last day. the owners said they could not afford to fix health and safety violations. health inspectors went back out for another look and ask the restaurant to close for three days and then they will meet on tuesday to see if they can find a way to keep the restaurant open. cal showed thousands of prospective students what they have to offer today. uc-berkeley posted their annual open house. from the robotics laboratory to the sports fields, there were more than 370 events on campus. potential students could also take tours of the dorms and academic departments

. >> college students from all over florida ended their march in stamford florida today. protesting the death of trayvon martin. the teenager shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer. the students began their 40 mi. march in daytona beach on friday. a special prosecutor has yet to determine if there is enough evidence to arrest the shooter george zimmerman. former 60 minutes correspondent mike wallace died last night at the age of 93. his broadcast career spanned 60 years. and was one of the original records on 60 minutes but as his colleague molly schaefer discovered, it was not easy for wallace to retire. >> do you feel that it is time to pack in and reflect? >> reflect about what? give me a break. reflect? what will i reflect about? >> wallace spent 40 years on 60 minutes, he practically invented the ambush interview. randall kingston looks back on the life and career of a broadcast legend. >> mike wallace was talented, suave, determined, and he never backed down. on screen or off. >> the news legend began his professional life and his early years in broadcast

. >> community leaders in stamford florida are calling for cooler heads following an arrest in the trayvon martin case. george zimmerman's attorney is working to get his clients out of jail while he waits to stand trial. the judge could be taken off the case. >> florida minister is asking for unity now that george zimmerman is behind bars for shooting trayvon martin to gas. >> people in the community feel as though the process of justice is working. reconciliation and healing is fostered out of an environment where there is repentance and forgiveness. >> it could be months before zimmerman goes on trial. this 20 year-old neighborhood watch volunteers says that he shot the on on teenager in self- defense. he has a bond hearing scheduled last friday. >> either there is a bond because there are questions about how this happened, >> at a surprise status hearing lawyers question whether the judge overseeing the second- degree murder case may have a conflict of interest. her husband worked with a maturity that contact with the moment. authorities revealed new details about george zimmerman's iso

since the shooting, stamford, florida, has gone from small town to bull's eye. of neo nazis is in the area saying they're prepared for violence in case of a race riot. and members of the new black panther party are there as well. we have the exclusive opportunity this evening to have an open discussion with two individuals closely connected with the trayvon martin case. anthony woodson is a childhood best friend of george zimmerman and spoke to him yesterday. he returns to fox 5 for his second tv introduce, this time on camera, and hillary shelton here, the washington bureau director for the naacp and vp of advocacy and policy. good to have you here, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> the first time we interviewed you, you didn't want us to show your face for fear of retaliation. what has changed? >> what has changeed, i did have? backslash. -- i did have some backlash. i took a step back after speaking with one of the representatives here, and i felt it was time to take that off and say the moral fabric of america is better than what is happening right now. >> you fee

. >> student protesters blocked the entrance of the stamford florida police departments. >> we want justice for trayvon martin which means an arrest for george zimmerman. >> city officials met with the protesters known as the dream defenders to listen to their demands. both sides agreed to a town hall meeting to lay out plans for dealing with the aftermath of the trayvon martin shooting. >> we want to use this, as tragic as it is, to make our community a better community .. >> the special prosecutor has decided not to use a grand jury as part of her investigation into the case. if the lawyers for zimmerman's tells cbs news that they believe he shot martin in self-defense and no charges should be filed. the dream defenders say that they have a list of demands and the rest of george zimmerman is just the beginning. >> we think that trayvon martin is a catalyst for a much bigger change in america. a much bigger movement and revolution. >> the group is calling for a congressional hearing into racial profiling. >> pin we hope to systematically face the issues that america has swept under the rug

randall kingston joins us live from stamford florida.morning. >> we no bail was set midday friday, was there a delay in settlements release? >> his defense attorney had thought that saddam and would have been released within 24 hours of the bail being set however apparently there were some difficulties raising the cash, $15,000 cash needed to post that bond. and also to pledge his father's house as security. there was also the necessity of finding a safe place for george zimmerman to go once he was released. we have not been told where he will be, because of security concerns. as attorney says there has been death threats at the bond hearing, zimmerman's wife said the family had received threatening phone calls. >> we know that in courts he did make an apology. but what is the reaction from the family of trayvon martin? >> the family of trayvon martin are very disheartened about the apology. the attorney says today that it was not sincere, saying that the time for the apology was prior to the bond hearing. that george zimmerman had every

as you pointed out, senator durbin, the nation was shocked by the tragedy that took place in stamford, florida was the tragic death of 17-year-old trayvon martin, apolitical dad. the question most people are asking -- we want justice in this case and we're pursuing a and on behalf of the department of justice investigation, what to see the investigation carried out, not only to make sure that justice is carried forward as far as those responsible for his death, but also to have the investigation itself handled. but i think the question that needs to be answered is whether race played a role in trayvon martin being singled out by mr. zimmerman. and that of course would be racial profiling, an area that we all believe needs to be -- we need to get rid of that as far as legitimacy of using racial profiling in law enforcement. and not tober of last year, i've filed the end racial profiling act and as you pointed out, and carrying on senator feingold's efforts on behalf of those legislation. i thank you for your leadership as cosponsor. 12 members of the senate cosponsored legislation, including se

florida. local residents celebrated at the stamford church where rallies for martin began. >> we have victory. it looks like it is peace and justice after all. >> zimmerman's attorney said his client acted within the " stand your ground " law that allows people to use deadly force in a fight. >> zimmerman faces life in prison if found guilty. his formal arraignment was scheduled for may 29th. >> a case that will affect millions of people. the california supreme court says that employers are under no obligation to ensure that workers take legally mandated breaks. the suit was filed on behalf of workers at argue that abuses are routine and companies are required to issue direct orders to take those breaks. >> bad weather has scrubbed the no. 3 in a rocket launched today but the mission will still take off on monday. north korea says there simply sending up an observation satellite the united states and their allies think it is an effort to test long-range missile technology. a fragile cease-fire appears to be holding in syria. government troops apparently stop their attacks on opponents as a u.n

stamford to get back on track. >> there's still some tension here. terry jones, a florida pastor that gained notoriety for burning the qur'an led a smoker but supporters to leave >> maybe the black and white community can call for justice. >> stamford citizens do not want violence. >> we don't take care of business that way. >> but not the case tried in the courts. >> how many of you agree that the judgment a proper decision to set bail for zimmerman's? >> not on the streets .... >> it could be the first pieces of debris to hit american soil from last year's tsunami in japan. a volleyball and soccer ball were spotted by a radar technician on kate middleton island, 7 mi. south from the mainland in the gulf of alaska. here's a picture of a soccer ball. the radar technicians weis traced the writing on the balls to a japanese school in an area hit by the tsunami. the national oceanic and atmospheric a ministration says this is the first piece of debris traced to japan. closer to home a glimmer of hope for people that like restaurants with more character than comments from the

stamford to get back on track. >> there is still tension here, terry jones, a florida pastor that the notoriety for burning a iran led a small group of demonstrators supporting zimmerman's. >> the black-and-white community can stand together for justice. >> the west suburban of justice is keeping an eye on potential trouble spots but citizens do not want violence here. >> we don't take care of business that way. >> they want the case tried in the courts, >> how many of you agree that the judge made the proper decision to set bail for zimmerman? >> not on the streets ... >> a key figure in the watergate scandal of the 1970's has died. a special counsel to president nixon, he went to jail for his role in watergate. he was known as the evil genius of the nixon white house and once said that he would walk over his grandmother to get nixon reelected. in prison he became an evangelical christian and spend the rest of his life helping prison inmates. he died of complications from brain surgery at the age of 80. now that mitt romney is the near certain republican presidential nominee. the attention is turning to the pres