tracy identified his body the very next day. however, due to different legalities, they were not able to identify him at the medical examiners, which led us to wait a few days before we actually got the body bag and able to see him. >> did you feel a huge sense of frustration, sabrina, that they didn't arrest george zimmerman on the spot? >> that part outraged me. i was very upset that the person that murdered my son was not arrested. i truly believed that he would have been arrested on the scene if the sanford police department had done their job they would have arrested him at the scene and let the judge decide if he was guilty or innocent. >> a week ago i ranted against hoodies like the won worn by trayvon on the evening he was shot dead by george zimmerman because in zimmerman's words, trayvon looked like he was up to no good. i said then that trayvon's hoody killed him as surely as george zimmerman did. what i was trying to do was caution parents allowing kids to wear hoodies and in certain circumstances, particularly if th

tracy identified his body the very next day. however, due to different legalities, they were not able to identify him at the medical examiners, which led us to wait a few days before we actually got the body bag and able to see him. >> did you feel a huge sense of frustration, sabrina, that they didn't arrest george zimmerman on the spot? >> that part outraged me. i was very upset that the person that murdered my son was not arrested. i truly believed that he would have been arrested on the scene if the sanford police department had done their job they would have arrested him at the scene and let the judge decide if he was guilty or innocent. >> a week ago i ranted against hoodies like the won worn by trayvon on the evening he was shot dead by george zimmerman because in zimmerman's words, trayvon looked like he was up to no good. i said then that trayvon's hoody killed him as surely as george zimmerman did. what i was trying to do was caution parents allowing kids to wear hoodies and in certain circumstances, particularly if th

thanks. >> tracy: thank you. >> greg g.: tracy, thank you. and everybody in the 60s tonight.61 and kansas over ohio state. and we'll see you on monday night for the 2012 game, starting at 9:00 with the prelude to a championship and then the title contest, kansas and kentucky. coming up next on tru tv, we'll be back with the inside march madness and among the headlines, kentucky holding off louisville to win the battle of the blue grass and it's the jayhawks and the wildcats on monday night. for all of us here at cbs. i'm greg gumbel. thanks for joining us. we'll see you monday. ,,,,,,

thanks. >> tracy: thank you. >> greg g.: tracy, thank you. and everybody in the 60s tonight.61 and kansas over ohio state. and we'll see you on monday night for the 2012 game, starting at 9:00 with the prelude to a championship and then the title contest, kansas and kentucky. coming up next on tru tv, we'll be back with the inside march madness and among the headlines, kentucky holding off louisville to win the battle of the blue grass and it's the jayhawks and the wildcats on monday night. for all of us here at cbs. i'm greg gumbel. thanks for joining us. we'll see you monday. jeff... hey, scott! top of the mornin' to you, sir. this is no time for lollygaggin', lad. but we love loggygaggin'. we do. but it's a battlefield out there! you know the chickweed is surrounding yer sidewalk and the dandelions are stealing precious nutrients! now is the time to send in the scotts turf builder plus 2, man! it kills weeds while it feeds and strengthens your grass. that sounds easy. thanks, scott. any time, kids. [ scott ] get scotts turf builder plus 2. it's guaranteed. feed your lawn.

that's me, jane, and tracy. all right? we're going to do it.re going to face off with team tina. that's tina, alec and jack.

one last look at tracy before. bring the new tracy out. >> oh, wow! >> another great one.>> all right, ladies, turn around and see tracy. >> i want to see! >> oh, my gosh. and it is so sassy. >> you want to see paula? >> paula! >> stand right here, sweetie. you look great. >> wow, the estrogen in here! >> the cool factor here is amazing. you look so just hot. this is a soft shag by vanessa. >> i love it. >> the warm hair which always work is on her pale complexion and the bright lips which is the trend for summer. remember, pink and orange, color to go. >> another let's party dress. because they're going on. this is by andrew mark. the big thing was walking in heels. >> let's see your manicure. >> nice. you got a french, too. let's bring paula out here. big round of applause. >> they're all crying. they love each other. >>> coming up next, you guys, zac efron is downstairs along with taylor shilling. we'll talk to them right after this. c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief.

>> tracie potts in washington. tracci tracie, thank you. >>> washington is attempting to clear up something in china. a blind dissident is under protection at the u.s. embassy in beijing. legal activist had been under house arrest for opposing china's use of force sterilizations and abortions while enforcing its so-called one-child policies. both are eager to reach an agreement as to hit fate before high stakes talk begins with secretary hillary clinton on thursday. >>> seven people including three children were killed when their van plunged off an elevated parkway and landed on the grounds of the famous bronx zu. jonathan vigliotti of wnbc new york has details. >> reporter: the dense wooded areas of the brojs zoo hides the tragic scene. >> sometimes you come to convenients that are horrific and this was one of them. >> reporter: the deputy chief ronald warner said when crews finally made it through a thick oeft weeds, trees and vines, they found a van upside down completely crushed. inside, seven people, the young

i am here to say that i support tracy as principal at our school. since her implementation of practices, discipline has does -- diminished. she is a supporter of an administrator who is the uncompromising to provide quality education. she never loses sight of the students and their needs. some have stated their dissatisfaction with our leader. in addition to addressing the board, they have assembled to have her removed. this same group has become so loud they have stripped them from the primary reason acting at the school. they should work together to promote student success. instead the president has behaved as a goalie and has stated that the friends of harvey milk will cease to support the school unless certain ultimatums were met. this position is not beneficial to the students. how many principles will be school c due to a small minority not giving their way? -- will the school see due to a small minority not getting their way? thank you. [applause] >> my name is suzanne and i am a parent of a third grader at harvey milk. when my child first st

i'll bring sabrina fulton and tracy martin. martin luther king said it and we prayed about it, the journey is long and this has been a long journey but advance toward justice. >> right. right. >> first of all, i want to say, thank god. we simply wanted an arrest, nothing more or less, just an arrest and we got it. i say, thank you lord. thank you, jesus. secondly i want to speak from my heart to your heart because a heart has no color. it's not black. it's not white. it's red. i want to say thank you from my heart to your heart. >> first of all, we'd just like to thank everyone once again for being compassionate about this as we were, as we are, as we will be. as attorney crump said, this is just the beginning. we got a long way to go. and we have faith. the first time we marched i looked to the sky and i just told myself when i walk. i will walk by faith. and we will continue to walk by faith. we will continue to hold hands on this journey -- white, black, hispanic, latino. we will continue to walk. we will march and march and

>> tracie potts in washington. tracie, thank you. >>> the obama administration appears to be moving quickly to settle a potential diplomatic crisis with china over a blind dissident who fled house arrest last week and is reportedly under the protection of the u.s. embassy in beijing. kurt campbell, the state department's top diplomat for east asia, appeared unannounced sunday in beijing. legal activist chen guangcheng had been under house arrest for opposing china's use-of-force sterilizations and abortions while enforcing its so-called one-child policy. both countries are said to be eager to reach agreement on chen's fate before annual high-level talks with secretary of state hillary clinton begin on thursday. >>> police in new york city are trying to determine what caused a tragic crash on sunday. seven people, including three children, were killed when their van plunged off an elevated parkway and landed on the grounds of the famous bronx zoo. jonathan vigliotti from nbc station wnbc 4 new york has details. >> r

tracy, do you think forgiving student debt is a good idea or is it horrible for taxpayers? >> my heart bleeds for the students carrying these loans. the average is $28,000 but it's not going to create jobs, it's not helping the problem. the problem is lenders will give loans to anybody with a social security number. and schools know this so they keep raising tuition knowing the kids can get funding. they raise tuition during your four years there. that's the unfair part. forgiving the loan is doing nothing but putting the burden on the taxpayer and starting the bubble all over. >> she makes a great point about the cost issue. 55% of kids are graduating with student loan debt, a big burden on them. should we forgive it as they want to do in d.c.? >> one of the unfortunate things is you can't file for bankruptcy on a student loan. you're prevented. they can go after you for the rest of your life. that should be changed. because this is a -- this is the fastest-growing debt category we have in the united states. more so than anything else. and it's not going to help us because

tracie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. in the announcement he said the race is over but i'm still fighting. mitt romney's reaction, he said, this is a good day for me. this removes his last major obstacle. newt gingrich and ron paul still out there, vowing to stay in the race through the republican convention. questions now about whether gingrich may get some of those conservative backers from santorum. he says he certainly hopes to get santorum's endorsement, would welcome it. mitt romney has already asked for a meeting with santorum. meantime romney can focus more on the fall campaign and president obama, assuming he is to get that nomination. he's already started to do that to some degree. the president focusing on taxing millionaires. romney is one of them. indicating this may become an issue, romney's wealth, in the fall campaign. >> tracie potts in washington. tracie, thank you. >>> here is a look at other news in america. in california there was a bear scare. a 400 pound black bear made its way out of the mountains

that's me, jane, and tracy. all right? we're going to do it. with team tina. that's tina, alec and jack. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is it alec? >> alec, alec with a "c." >> jimmy: oh, sorry. [ laughter ] now here we go. we all know how to play charades. you give silent slues to your teammates. you have 45 seconds on the clock. first two rounds are worth one point each. and the winner is the person with the most points. tina, your team goes first. >> okay. so you can go first. >> okay. >> where are we sitting? >> you guys sit on our couches. >> we got to sit on couches? [ laughter ] >> tracy's never sat on a couch before. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how do you like it? all right, no. come on. we can do it. >> okay, so i can say whatever i want? >> jimmy: hey i think jane just said that we're screwed. [ laughter ] okay, you take one. the audience can help you out. >> five? four. i like four. okay. four. okay! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you can put the clue back in the box if you want. >> five words. first word. lady. >> sexy. sexy. >> sexy and i know it!

you will get to hear from sabrina fulton and tracy martin. the man that admits to shooting their son has been charged with second-degree murder. we will be right can ba. >>> the parents of trayvon par continue are about to speak. george zimmerman, who admitted to shooting their son 45 days ago, he said he did it in self-defense. >>> we wanted to thank god and we simply wanted an arrest. we wanted nothing more, nothing less. we just wanted an arrest and we got it and i say thank you. thank you, lord. thank you, jesus. [ applause ] >> secondly, i just want to speak from my heart to your heart because a heart has no color. it is not black, it is not white. it is red. i want to say thank you from my heart to your heart. >> first of all, we would just like to thank everyone once again for being compassion at about this as we were, as we are, as we will be, as attorney crump said, this is just beginning. we have a long way to go and we have faith, the first time we march, i looked to the sky and i just told myself, when i walk, i will walk by faith

you want them to get higher education but tracy's point was good. it's too costly. they've got to get loans and they're going to the government. >> what tracy and wayne is talking about is this has exploded. the student loan debt. there's two ways to look at. this this is the public debt, which the government is backing and subsidizing and keeping interest at 3.4% compared to 6.8% which is scheduled for july. that's a government subsidy. that has an interest rate that's reasonable even at 6.8%. the problem is the for profit colleges. they're absolutely criminals, they're raping the kids and getting -- you cannot default in bankruptcy so they're saddling kids with debt. they know there's no way they're going to pay it back. >> it's all of. you have a whole system dominated by government and you're blaming one tiny sliver that happens to be free and trying to act in a for profit manner. >> my gosh, johnathan, he's -- >> you cannot defend these universities, johnathan. they're taking advantage of the fact there is free money available from these kids. the worst is the

i wanted to ask you sybrina, and ask you, tracy as the father. this case has received a lot of publicity. 20 or 30 years from now, what do you open peoplely think wear they hear your son's name. what do you hope history will record him as? >> i hope they remember that he was an unarmed teenager, a minor, shot and killed by an adult, and his parent's fought to make sure that justice was served. i also hope that the laws are changed urn trayvon martin's name, and that this does not happen to any other child or adult. i just hope that this also brings people closer together, and for people to stop looking at the outside of a person's character and look at the inside. >> 20 years from now i hope that the school systems can open the books and trayvon's picture is in there, and the heading is the kid that brought racial tension to a head. that made the world see that we can get along together. that made the world see that justice is for all. >> as a lawyer, what do you hope his case will end up meaning in terms of the whole fight for civil rights and e

so this has affected us very deeply. >> tracy, there is a section of the site titled "the facts."it zimmerman has but a quote from james w. lohan say people have a right to their own opinions, but not facts. evidence cannot be given much weight. zimmerman there seems to be saying that the evidence is not going to be on his side. what is your response to that? >> my response to that would be as sanford police department taking the evidence from george zimmerman that day, he definitely wouldn't be making that statement. >> benjamin, the special prosecutor, angela corey's decision not to convene the grand jury today, april 10th was a date a lot of people had expected to learn something potentially, certainly for trayvon's parents. a decision could be made at any day, at any moment, but what are you hearing about what could happen and when? >> well, thomas, we were encouraged that he did not queen the grand jury because that meant that ms. corey was going to either make a decision to go ahead and arrest george zimmerman for killing trayvon martin. we've been asking to follow along and

nbc's tracie potts has coverage from washington. tracie, good morning. >> lynn, good morning. no names, but we have a better idea today what those agents were assigned to do down in colombia. as more information rolls in, as this investigation gets under way, we have learned there may have been just as many military members involved as secret service. for now, top security clearance has been revoked for 11 secret service agents accused of hiring prostitutes while preparing for president obama's visit to colombia last week. lawmakers are concerned about a security breach. >> anybody who's watched a spy movie knows, you know, you go in with the girls, you plant the bugs, you compromise the agent. what were these guys thinking? >> reporter: first reaction from the pentagon. >> we're embarrassed by what occurred in colombia. we let the boss down, because nobody's talking about what went on in colombia other than this incident. >> i can assure you that if that investigation determines that there has been a violation, that the individuals involved will be held accountable. >> report

tracie, vaunk. thank you. >>> yesterday was a tense day at the trial of john edwards as defense attorneys continued their assault on the lead witness, a former aide to the one-time senator and presidential candidate. incomes's jay gray reports from greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: andrew young returned to the federal courthouse and the hot seat as john edwards defense team continued their aggressive cross-examination of the state's star witness. >> the main goal of questioning andrew young for the defense is to show he's not credible. >> reporter: the focus continues to be on inconsistencies between young's testimony and his tell-all book he has written. >> at the times questioning was scattered. at the time the defense confused the judge. >> reporter: there was no confusing the image of young painted by the defense. >> to make him out to be a scam artist. the person who intentionally and on his own essentially tried to defraud the heiress bunny mellon, take her money and put it in his pocke

for "california country," i'm tracy sellers. >> today, we're going to make a mushroom quiche, one of my favorites. so, let's get started. let's start over here. so, we get the quiche. just use a regular pie dough. and don't be afraid of your dough. get it rolled out. i'm using a mac daddy rolling pin. it's serrated, but it rolls and doesn't get the dough sticky. so, from here... you get it rolled out to the size you want. and it's pretty fast if you work quickly with a nice, cd dough. and from--i think at this point, you have a nice shape. put this in the refrigerator and chill it down just as it is, and you can fold it. it's really tough. so, what you want to achieve is, i would get here a nice fluted pan. pie dgh is inside. just spray the inside and press this in and chill this for another 20 minutes. so, we get started with that. i'm going to slice up some of these shallots. and you can be messy with them, 'cause you want to taste them. you don't want them too fine. you don't knoq what they are. so, just a few on the bottom.

(tracy lee) people love iguanas because you get really cheap food. it's a big chunk and its something that can tie people over for a really long time. at the same time their still catering to the foody taste so its not like this big mess thrown together. (tracy lee) chachos i love as well, so they just opened right next to loves cupcakes on san fernando and they just do fast fresh mexican food really well.t this hip, urban, chicano eatery has specials all week that will fill the stomach and lessen the dent in your wallet. (george sanchez) all of our regular tacos are a dollar on tuesdays. as many as you want. to here, to go, it doesn't matter. at chachos, sjsu students or anyone wearing sjsu apparel gets a ten percent discount. across from the mlk library is the 'farenheit lounge' located on third and san fernando... where the lunch deals are hot items. with a pre-fixe gourmet meal ranging from 8 to 12 dollars... you can buy one and get another pre-fixe meal for free! this special lasts until the end of april... so students get your fancy shoes on be

>> tracie potts in washington. tracie, thank you. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news "early today in america." in california, a student driver was at the wheel of a car that plowed into a restaurant. it had just collided with another vehicle and the force of the impact sent the car smashing through the front of the restaurant. four people, the driver, two customers, and a waitress, were injured, at least one critically. >>> in hawaii, massive boulders came tumbling down from a mountain, right into houses. at least two homes were seriously damaged, and nine families have been told to stay away or re-enter at their own risk. one of the boulders weighs 10 tons. there's no word yet why the giant rocks came loose from the hillside, but experts warn more boulders could come rolling down. >>> finally, this year's crazy weather meant the reopening of a southern california ski resort. as much as 20 inches of snow fell in the past week, giving skiers and snowboarders one more chance for a very late-seaso

tracie potts there for us in washington. tracie, thanks. >>> over weeks of issues such as contraceptive and funding for planned parent hood, the chairman of the republican national committee scoffed at the notion that his party is waging a so-called war on women. and that drew a fiery reaction last night on "the ed show" from maxine waters. she spoke with ed. take a listen. >> there is a war on women. there's been a lot of discussion about the ryan budget and what they have tried to do to deny contraception to women, but it's more than that. it goes to many places in this budget, whether you're talking about child care or head start or food stamps, you will see that there's definitely a war on women, but let me just tell you this, ed, i remember when winnie mandela said when we were fighting against the inconsciousable apartheid in south africa, she said, now that you have touched the women, you have struck a rock and this is what is happening in this campaign. the polls are showing that women are coming to the forefront, th

tracy: congratulations on a tremendous season.ed and congratulations to you guys. i've never seen four guys absolutely right on every game that you predicted throughout the season but it sure was fun. charles: i tell people, and i'm not just saying this -- i love the final four. i had never been until last year. it is an awesome event. but this tournament, when you have a chance, every game, because it ain't a seven-game series. it's thereatout awesome. kenny: ncaa basketball is not even always about the final four teams. it's about the north carolina-asheville and norfolk states. gloomy was fun. still ahead tonight, after your late local news, stay tuned for the late show with david letterman then catch craig ferguson, tonight only on cbs. cbs sports coverage of the masters begins with late-night highlights thursday and friday. live third-round coverage on saturday begins at 3:30 eastern. and sunday begins at 2:00 eastern. join us as we continue on inside march madness presented by beauic on trutv. we'll hear from the jubilant wi

tracie potts joins us from washington with more or this, tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. we know from the secret service, one agent retired, one is in the process of being fired for kaur cause, the other resigned. this leaves eigh8eight personne under investigation, they have spoken with the women and hotel workers where the incident occurred. the new york times is reporting a 24-year-old single mother, a self-described escort there, says she was approached by these americans at a disco, that they were drinking and that she went back to the hotel of one of the agents, agreeing to have sex with him for $800 but they got a fight in the hallway when he only wanted to pay her $30. the police got involved, another one of the women across the hall got involved. they ended up settling on $225. the investigation continues. >> tracie potts, thank you. >>> the white house is condemning newly surfaced images of soldiers posing with bodies in afghanistan. the two-year-old photos published by the l.a. times show u.s. troops with the remains of dead militants. leon panetta apo

of tracy but treated as an i.q. of seventy and he also has antisocial personality disorder is schizoaffective disorder. and there were some pretty severe allegations made about how corrections officers and administrators of that prison who treated him so i believe that is what brought about the department of justice investigation but and then it was followed up after the suicide of john mcclellan who also exhibited signs that he was mentally ill but was placed into solitary confinement i mean let's talk about some of these really gruesome allegations the right of that in the way that when these prisoners mistreated. him the details play of the line for our audience for. the case with with tracy but you know with particularly unsettling again he has an i.q. of seventy and what happened with him there's something called a secure special needs unit within this prison that's that unit is specifically designed for people who have mental disabilities but the most restrictive part of that unit is called phase five and appa

tracy: congratulations on a tremendous season.ed and congratulations to you guys. i've never seen four guys absolutely right on every game that you predicted throughout the season but it sure was fun. charles: i tell people, and i'm not just saying this -- i love the final four. i had never been until last year. it is an awesome event. but this tournament, when you have a chance, every game, because it ain't a seven-game series. it's thereatout awesome. kenny: ncaa basketball is not even always about the final four teams. it's about the north carolina-asheville and norfolk states. gloomy was fun. still ahead tonight, after your late local news, stay tuned for the late show with david letterman then catch craig ferguson, tonight only on cbs. cbs sports coverage of the masters begins with late-night highlights thursday and friday. live third-round coverage on saturday begins at 3:30 eastern. and sunday begins at 2:00 eastern. join us as we continue on inside march madness presented by beauic on trutv. we'll hear from the jubilant wi

tracie potts has more for us from washington. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: santorum is not done fighting but for now done seeking the nomination that leaves it wide open for mitt romney to capture. romney's reaction this has been a good day for me, he's now able to focus forward to the fall campaign with president obama assuming he gets that nomination. newt gingrich says i'm skill here, i'm still campaigning, not dropping out, neither is ron paul but neither one of them close to getting the nomination. president obama is focusing not on romney specifically but on his wealth and that of millionaires who he says should pay a larger chunk of their income in taxes. the president spent the day in florida talking about that indicating that romney's wealth could become a big issue in the fall campaign. >> tracie, thank you. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america, in california, a scare. 400 pound black bear made its way out of the mountains right in a residential neighborhood. it crawled across

tracie potts in washington. tracie, thank you. >>> here is your first look at some of the other news going on around america today. in california, a student driver was at the wheel of a car that plowed into a restaurant. it had just collided with another vehicle and the force of the impact sent the car smashing through the front of the eatery. four people, the driver, two customers and a waitress were injured. at least one critically. >>> in hawaii, massive bolders came tumbling down from a mountain right into houses. at least two homes were seriously damaged and nine families have been told to stay away or re-enter at their own risk. one of the boulders weighs 10 tons. there is no word yet why the giant rocks came loose from the hillside but experts warn more boulders could come rolling down. >>> finally this year's crazy weather meant the reopening of a southern california ski resort. as much as 20 inches of snow fell in the past week, giving skiers, snowboarders, one more chance for a very late season trip to

nbc's tracie pott ts has the latest. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: they are looking in the backgrounds of the women, they are interviewing them and also doing extensive background checks to see if they perhaps had any ties with drug cartels or foreign intelligence, perhaps terrorist groups. we now know in addition to the 11 secret service agents involved, the military included 5 soldiers, 2 sailors 2 marines and 1 airmen, a couple found with women in their rooms, turned out the embassy was kaulds after one of the womb women complained she was not paid. here on capitol hill, lawmakers want to know has this happened before. some saying the number of agents involved, 11 to 12, raises red flag, others want to be careful not to indict the entire agency. mark sullivan was here on the hill yesterday, he is promising a full, thorough and fair investigation. lynn? >>> tracie potts for news washington, thank you. >>> president obama says oil speculators are driving up the price of gasoline and he wants congress to approve a n

tracie potts joins us from washington with more on this, tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. congress wants to know were there really 20 or 21 women involved and how old or how young were they. now more on those at no longer working for the secret service. one agent retired, one being fired for cause. mitt romney on the radio last night. >> the right thing to do is remove people who violated the public trust. >> reporter: a 24-year-old self h described escort a fight broke out after being offered $30 instead of the $800 they agreed to. no hearings have been announced but another committee homeland security has four investigators on the case. >> if heads don't roll in a bureaucracy that has something wrong nothing will change. you'll find their heads will roll. >> reporter: nothing appears to have been compromised. sources say there were no guns, radios, equipment or schedules in the agents' rooms. investigators are looking into possible drug use, also some of the agents that were involved have reportedly agreed to take polygraph tests. >> tracie potts, thank you. >>>