we are waiting to hear from the parents, sabrina fulton and tracy martin. we will take you there immediately when they speak. let's dissect what we have heard. martin savidge is in sanford florida, sunny hostin, jeff toobin and mark in florida. you have had a conversation with mark o'mara. what did he tell you? what is his next move? >> i spoke to him in fact while ms. corey was making her announcement. he is with mr. zimmerman. he is already beginning to start his defense and putting it all together. he learned when we all learned about the charge and the fact it was a no-bond and second-degree murder. the next step will be to coordinate mr. zimmerman going to the seminal county jail where he will be booked and processed like anybody else. like anybody else, he will have a first appearance the following morning. i suggest he will request a bond at that time or it will be put off shortly there after for a bond hearing so that it can be considered by the court. help me understand the specific. the prosecutor said, we will not discuss the evidence. how much ev

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

sabrina fulton and tracy martin attended -- is a breen na fulton and tracy martin tended a fund-raiser event. they hope the case is brought to the forefront. >> we've already lost trayvon. we know trayvon will never come back but whatever the outcome is of the trial, obviously it's to make sure there will be no more trayvon martin cases. >> george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer who shot their son, has been charged with second-degree murder. he is now out on bond. >>> the mystery of the missing vicious dogs from northeast washington has apparently been solved. last friday night two dogs attacked several people on queen street before getting away. >> they weren't free for very long. matt jablow has the unusual details in this. >> reporter: for five days now, a lot of people have been wondering what happened to two vicious dogs in northeast washington who attacked several children and then mauled a man who came to the children's defense before the dogs were beaten off by a neighbor with a baseball bat. it now appears we have learned what happened to the dogs after they got aw

they didn't intend on arresting anybody when tracy martin called us. >> let me go to the parents for a minute. i think that what people need to have a sense of, sybrina, is that you lost a son. it was a movement toward an unjustice ruling of no arrest for many of us when we got involved and wanted to bring attention. but it was personal to you. 45 days ago you lost your son. as you listen to the prosecutor tonight tell you on the phone what she was in fact arresting the killer, after you heard the police say that he would not be arrested, how did you feel? >> i felt overwhelmed. i was just glad for the first time that zimmerman was going to be held accountable for what he has done to us as a family. not only did it take one life, but it affected all of our lives. and i was just glad to know that at least he'll be brought to justice. >> you, tracy as a father, told me a story that your son trayvon once saved your life, and you felt like you owed it to him. tell us as a father, and with that feeling that you wanted to do something for the son that made it possible for you to keep livin

>> parents of trayvon martin, tracy martin and sybrina fulton along with their attorney benjamin crumpk you for joining me tonight. >> thank you, lawrence. >> i want to the take us back to the first thing we ever heard from the other parents in this case, the father of george zimmerman. he wrote a letter to the local paper down there. it was very short. it had some emotion in it. in it he said, out of respect for the ongoing investigation i will not discuss specifics. then he went on to say one specific thing about the evidence. at no time did george follow or confront mr. martin. tracy martin, as the other father in this case, when you read that and then you hear a 911 tape of george zimmerman huffing and puffing as he is obviously chasing your son, what would you like to say back to mr. zimmerman about this first assertion of his that his son didn't even chase your son? >> i would ask him did he actually listen to the audio? and was he listening to the same tape that we were listening to? >> and i want us all to listen to a piece of tape of an interview that mr. zimmerman then did. b

i want to play a little bit of sound from to tracy martin. this is trayvon martin's father. let's all take a listen. >> this fight wouldn't be an easy fight. we have to fight all the trayvons that were out there that haven't been heard of. and still today, with events that have been occurring oorks even after all of this is over, i vow to trayvon that i would not stop pushing to get laws rectified and try to get some kind of conclusion and understanding within our community. >> kwloez sure is possible. no matter how waneful it is, jesge jesus dpied on the cross. this mother this father want to be able to say it's finished, they're hurt. they found justice for our son. and trayvon stands as a symbol for so many americans who have had a loved one gunned down and wants to know, does the justice system work. who the system is broken and who has the wrench to fix it. millions of people around the world are waiting to see america step up to the plate and see if the constitution does what it tells us it can do. >> you say this will be the longest 2 1/2 hours of their lives. thank y

sybrina fulton and tracy martin were in attendance when zimmerman turned himself in. they have been pushing for an arrest, but they're also calling for supporters to remain calm. >> i feel a sense of relief to know that zimmerman is off the street and he can't do this to somebody else's kid right now. >> we're not promoiding violence with violence. >> much more on george zimmerman's arrest coming up on the "today" show, including a live interview with trayvon martin's parents. that's coming up at 7:00. >>> 6:45. new this morning, a stabbing respondent sitting in a d.c. jail cell. police found the victim stabbed in the chest and back in the northeast. we're still working to figure out what the victim's condition is at this hour. there's no word on who the victim is or the suspect is. >>> more details about a meth lab bust in adams more gachblt police arrested one man in an apartment on summit place in northwest washington. officers say they were searched a warrant when they came across a meth lab in the kitchen. right now one man is in custody. >>> a bizarre bank robbe

tracy martin who is normally the strong one of the two, he wept through out that trial. there were tears running down his eyes and sabrina who he normally comforts, the mother of trayvon she had to comfort him and keep telling him we just got to be strong. i just kept sitting there trying to image what he was feeling as he was crying watching the killer of his child. you know at first i thought it was anger, geraldo, but as i thought about it, he really felt powerless. he felt powerless on the seat, so just a few feet away from the man who killed his son and he just had to trust in the system. the constitution says that everybody gets a right to a bond hearing, and the judge listens to both sides for whatever reason he did and he happened to live with it and evidences trying to keep his composure and his faith in the system. >> what about apologies? do you think it was heartfelt snl do you think it was contrived? >> the family thought it was insincere and they thought it was for him to get bond. he had so many opportunities to apologize when the real george zimmerman web

sybrina fulton and tracy martin watched. they're remaining calm and allowing it to play out in court. >> i'm feeling at peace knowing zimmerman's off the street and can't do this to someone else's kid. >> we're not promoting violence with violence. >>

moments ago, with spoke by phone with sabrina fulton and tracy martin. less than three months ago we told those sweet parents that we would get answers to all of their questions, no matter where our quest for the truth led us. there is a search for justice for trayvon, that brought to us this moment. the team with me worked tirelessly looking for answers in trayvon martin's death. i want to introduce bernie delarianda, one of my top homicide prosecutors, and john dyde, the other prosecutor who will lead this investigation. with us also is jim madden from the department of law enforcement. dominic pate, also a special agent in charge. sheriffs john rutherford and the other sheriff duane centerfit. we appreciate so much all of the cooperation in this. i want to thank my two state attorney investigators. who spent countless hours doing what they do best, investigating homicide. allow me to acknowledge the governor, rick scott and his office. attorney general pam bondi and the u.s. attorney bobby o'neil. for their continuing support of our appointment to thi

joining me now is sybrina fulton and tracy martin and their attorney benjamin crump. another difficult day for you. every day is bringing new twists and turns to this. what do you make and let me start with you, sybrina, perhaps. what do you make of the events today? the lawyers now apparently turning their backs on george zimmerman revealing as they did so that they don't really know where he is or what his state of mind is. >> that concerns us a great deal as parents that they don't know where he is. they should be close to him and in close contact with him and able to have communication. so it does bother us to know that they don't know where he is. >> tracy, we're being told angela corey who is the state attorney there is preparing a news conference in the next two or three days. do you get a sense of anxiety that this is all getting out of control? and that someone needs to take control of george zimmerman in particular very quickly? >> yeah. he definitely need to be contained. i think he needs to be in reach for his lawyers not to know where he at, that doesn't

sabrina and tracy martin would give their lifes to get trayvon back. >> reporter: george zimmerman's attorney is asking that his client await trial out of state. >> there are angry and high emotions that exist. i don't want that to spill over to the family or my client's safety. >> reporter: george zimmerman is accused of second degree murder in trayvon martin's death. >> george zimmerman had to happened i don't have his passport -- hand over his passport and agreed not to contact the martin family. >>> details emerging surrounding the arrest of man who murdered his wife 21 years ago. police feared robert jeret killed his wife in 1991, police never had enough evidence to prove it. it wasn't until he moved out of his home that his second wiewf gave permission -- gave -- that second wife gave permission to search the home and the shed. jeret was arraigned yesterday and the judge denied bail. he is charged with first and second degree murder. >>> a disturbing crime in harford county. police need help finding the man accused of touching himself in public. these are the places in the bel

and i'm going to bring up sybrina and tracy. martin luther king said we prayed about it.urney, but it bends toward justice. >> that's right. >> first of all i want to say thank god.ç we simply wanted an arrest. nothing more nothing less, we just wanted an arrest, and we got it, and i say thank you, thank you lord, thank you jesus. secondly, i just 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. and i want to say thank you from my heart to your heart. thank you. >> first of all, we just would 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 have 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,ly walk by faith. and we will continue to. 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, march, and march, and march until the right thing get

. >> crayon martin -- tracy martin had tears in his eyes.t was devastating that he got to give eight self-serving apology to help them get a bond. they were very outraged at that. >> it will take some days to work out the time of george zimmerman's bail. he is expected to leave florida until his trial begins. >> this is bbc news. still ahead, a family reunited. an extraordinary story of the missing man and how he used the internet to find his way home. let's take a moment to see what is making headlines around the world. we will begin with the quote financial times." it leads on the front for the dental election. the paper showing nicolas are cozy at his final rally before the first round of voting. the tribune focuses on the situation in egypt where thousands took to the streets on friday. all voicing opposition to the interim military government. the ongoing crisis in syria and the call for international intervention is growing. there is a picture of a hong kong at 11:00 in the morning. a severe thunderstorm passed over the former british

. >> tracy martin had tears in his eyes as he watched the killer of his son.nd it was devastating that he got to give a self-serving apology to help him get a bond. they were very outraged at that. >> it will take some days to work out the terms of george zimmerman's bail. he is expected to leave florida until his trial begins. paul adams, bbc news, washington. >> in other news from around the world, thousands of egyptians gathered in the center of cairo, calling on the military to hand over power to civilians. it is one of the biggest pro- democracy celebrations in several months. -- demonstrations in several months. there have been more clashes on the streets of bahrain with democracy protesters and police exchanging petrol bombs and tear gas. many protesters are linking their campaign to the formula one grand prix. it is set to take place this sunday. they say it should be cancelled. the crown prince says doing that would only in power the extremists. there is growing tension between sudan and south sudan. the south said it would rid draw from -- would with

joining me this morning are trayvon's parents, tracy martin and sybrina fulton along with their attorneyin crump. and we're going to talk specifically about special prosecutor angela corey and her investigation in a moment. but first, about this website, zimmerman calls the night of february 26th a life-altering event. he talks about losing his job, losing money, among other things. sybrina, what is your reaction to george zimmerman starting this website, and how do you feel that he is overtly asking people for money? >> this is america, so people can do as they please. we don't particularly agree with it. and our life has changed on february 26th forever. this is not just life changing for us. life ended for trayvon martin. so this has affected us very deeply. >> tracy, there is a section of the site titled "the facts." and on 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?

i come here with trayvon's parents sybrina fulton and tracie martin who you're going to hear from as attorney parks and attorney -- reverend bryant. and then we will take a few questions. i wanted to first say, echo reverend sharpton. we've got a lot of calls from government officials about when the special prosecutor makes her decision that we want to make sure that everything remains peaceful and responsible and that nothing gets out of hand. so i want to say at the very beginning before we say anything, we want all the world, we're asking everybody who really cares about justice for trayvon martin to follow the example of sabriybrina fulton a tracie martin, his mother and father and remain in. peaceful and having faith in our system and being prayerful that everything is going to work out regardless of the great length of time that it has taken. they are such a good example of keeping your composure and it's one of those things nobody, as reverend sharpton said, nobody can be hurting more than them. nobody can be more outraged than them and if they can continue to carry themselves

i think that sybrina fulton and tracy martin had an impact on angela corey personally and i think they'veompelling. this is very religious. they've couched everything in their face and they have felt public pressure and also god was a factor in their son getting a measure of justice in this case. >> joanne, as you and ron are standing outside the courtroom, we're also watching on this live feed and here the procedure is about to begin. you can see george zimmerman coming into the courtroom. >> andrea, i might say, this is a bit of a surprise since he could have been -- he could have appeared by closed-circuit tv from a jail cell. >> he's standing with his attorney, mark o'mara. we've seen angela corey, the special prosecutor, waiting for the judge to impanel. let's listen in. >> there he is. i see him now. sorry. i didn't recognizes him next to you there. all right. mr. zimmerman you're appearing for first appearance of charge in the murder of second doug and you're represented by mr mr. o'mara, is that true? remember your right to remain silent. all the other rights he's told you about,

sabrina fulton and tracy martin. here is what they had to say after the special prosecutor's announcement. >> 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. secondly, i just 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. and i want to say thank you from my heart to your heart. >> this is just the beginning. we have 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. 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 march until the right thing is done. thank you. >> there's also been a lot of positive reaction from the advocates and civil rights activists marching and rallying with the martin family saying this is a good first step

moments ago we spoke by phone with tracy martin. it was less than three weeks ago we told the sweet parents we would get answers to all of their questions no matter where our truth for the quest led us. it is the search for justice for trayvon martin that has brought us to this moment. the team with me has worked tirelessly looking for answers and trayvon martin's death. i want to introduce to you one of my top homicide prosecutor is and john guy my other top prosecutor who will lead the investigation. also with us is jim madden, dominique pate, our sheriff. we appreciate all of their cooperation in this. i especially want to thank my two state attorney investigators who have spent countless hours doing what they do best -- investigating homicide. allow me to take a moment to acknowledge our governor rick scott and his office, attorney general and our u.s. attorney. thank you for your continuing support for this case and investigation. we spoke with all of them briefly and informed them of our plan as we continue. we did not come to

tracy martin and sybrina fulton had been vocal in calling for an arrest. angela corey, the special prosecutor, called the parents just before the news conference to let them know about her decision. today prosecutor corey called them "those sweet parents." this is one of those case casest has captured the attention of the entire country and reached all the way to the white house. president obama said this when he was asked about the case last month. >> my main message is to the parents of trayvon martin. if i had a son, he'd look like trayvon. >> pelley: with us now are cbs news senior correspondent john miller, a former assistant director of the f.b.i., and former prosecutor jack ford, a cbs news legal analyst. jack, why second degree murder? >> here's the thing, scott. first degree murder is all about premeditation. that means you intend to kill somebody. even if you develop that intention just a split second before you did it and you follow through it. second degree murder doesn't have the premeditation. so you're not intending to kill someone, you may

their attorney has said that tracy martin and sabrina fulton will attend the proceeding at the request of the special prosecutor in the case. since his arrest, martin's family has pushed to keep zimmerman behind bars. >> i mean, some people want him to be behind bars for life. >> what do you want? >> likewise. justice. >> reporter: a search for justice that begins in judge kenneth lester's courtroom later this morning. zimmerman's family will also be a part of today's bond hearing, though due to safety concerns, they will be allowed to testify by phone. that's the latest from here in sanford, florida, i'm jay gray. lynn, back to you now. >> all right, jay, thanks so. . here's your first look at some of the other news going on around america today. these are disturbing and graphic images from philadelphia, where a robber shot three people at a take-out restaurant. after ordering, the men to go outside the store, the gunman looks around opens fire and takes off. another view shows two of the victims as they were hit. as they ran for cover, the shooter returned and started firing again. h

just moments ago, we spoke by phone with sabrina fulton and tracy martin. it was less than three weeks ago that we told those sweet parents we would get answers to all of their questions, no matter where our quest for the truth led us. it's the search for justice for trayvon that has brought us to this moment. and the team here with me has worked tirelessly looking for answers in trayvon martin's death. i want to introduce to you berniedela rionda, one of my top homicide prosecutors and john dye, my other top prosecutor who will lead this investigation. with us also is jim madden, from the florida department of law enforcement, dominic tate, also one of our special agents in charge, our sheriff john rutherford and undersheriff dwayne centerfit. we appreciate so much all of their cooperation in this. i especially want to thank my two state attorney investigators who have spent countless hours doing what they do best, investigating homicides. oh, excuse me, allow me to take a moment to acknowledge our governor rick scott and his office, attorney general pam b

tracy martin and sybrina fulton had been vocal in calling for an arrest. angela corey, the special prosecutor, called the parents just before the news conference to let them know about her decision. today prosecutor corey called them "those sweet parents." we wanted nothing more, nothing less, we just wanted an arrest and wexd got i. and i say thank you. thank you, lord, thank you, jesus. >> with us now are cbs news senior correspondent, miller, assistant director of the fbi, former, and former prosecutor jack ford, cbs news analyst, why second-degree murder. >> it is all about premeditation, what that means is you intend to kill somebody, even if you develop that intention a split second before you do it and follow through with it, second-degree murder doesn't have the premeditation, so if you don't intend to kill somebody you intend to hurt them badly and they die as a result but it is the absents of the premeditation that drops it down down a notch. >> pelley: this case has been under review for weeks but there seemed to be a rush to get to this news co

just moments ago we spoke by phone with sybrina fulton and tracy martin. it was less than three weeks ago that we told those sweet parents that we will get answers to all of their questions no matter where our quest for the truth led us and it is our search for justice for trayvon that has brought to us this moment. the team here with me has worked tirelessly looking for answers in trayvon martin's death. i want to introduce to you bernie delarianda, one of my top homicide prosecutors, and john guy, my other top homicide prosecutor who will lead this investigation. with us also is jim madden from the florida department of law enforcement, dominic tate, also one of our special agents in charge, our sheriff john rutherford and our undersheriff duane centerfit. we appreciate so much all of their cooperation in this and i especially want to thank my two state attorney investigators, t.c.el elsteen and gail gill breath. let me acknowledge our governor rick scott and our u.s. attorney bobby o'neil for their continuing support of our appointment to this case and