mr. zimmerman, just for appearing for your first appearances, our first appearance at this time for a charge of murder in the second degree and you are represented by mr. o mara, is that true. yes, sir. remember your right to remain silent and all the other rights he told you about, you have to say nothing, and we ll go forward here on some procedural matters only at this time. after reviewing the short affidavit for probable cause i find that probable cause for the charge as put in the information. the special prosecutor in this case charged zimmerman with second degree murder. that came down yesterday. no plea was entered during this particular court appearance, first appearance, and as the lawyer decided not to ask for bail at this time. le stay in custody, protective custody, awaiting a formal arraignment next month, may 29th. zimmerman came out of hiding yesterday, turned himself into police in sanford, and his attorney mark o mara says that zimmerman is afraid b
has had three options in front of her. one was to aarest and charge george zimmerman, one was to drop the case completely and the other is to go to the grand jury. now she says she s not going to take this case to the groond jury. this isn t that big of a surprise. she indicated that she never had a case like this before that she did come to a grand jury with. it does not, however, provide any answers and the press release was really pacific. don t read anything into this that would tell you what she s going to do. the special very will decide whether or not george zimmerman will be arrested and not the grand jury. we reached out of the man representing the family of trayvon martin. they say they want to see an arrest made here in this case. but today s words that they believe were encouraging. listen. we re praying that an arrest is imminent. ms. corey has a track record for being a very good prosecutor. we hope after an arrest is made, it is a very public trial so everybo
the judge giving the homework assign meant, three i think is he will spaced, to the department of justice answering a question that frankly i thought he had no business asking. exactly right. three pages, single spaced, that was the assign meant. you call it homework. have you this judge, and to quote you, this guy has a hissee fit, down in texas, hearing the whole other case and orders the justice department to explain what the president meant on monday and from what i am hearing the justice department followed through, yes? they did, and they did answer the letter today signed by eric holder, the attorney general, and they basically said what was completely obvious from what i thought the president was saying, which is the position of the department of justice is that the health care law is constitutional. it is the right of the supreme court of the united states to declare that law unconstitutional and that s been true since 1803 and the famous case of maher berry ve
in november. roll it. he wasn t want to share his real plans before the election, either with the public or the press. by flexibility, he means what the american public won t know won t hurt him. his intent is on hiding. you and i are going to have to do the seeking. what did i count, twice that reference to the speech? yes. and in many ways what we saw from mitt romney is he s really trying to go to these journalists and look at his promises and his policies and see what they match up. you know what else is interesting? i m sure the blog sphere is going to blow up, he took a shot at the blogosphere and says he wish people would go back to the old guard journalism. people would have more than one source, there would be editors and journalists. thank you so much. let s talk about new orleans. four former new orleans police officers should find out if they will soon be spending the rest of their lives in prison for killing unarmed seivians in the aftermath of hurricane
who was able to escape from her tormenter after being abused over a three-day period when she was only 8 years old. and hope is something that s so critical for patients going through this. flrp 583 people who showed up over the weekend for a search, which is an enormous number of people. i think i read you saying this is the largest search since your daughter. we sent out 3,000 sergers to locate this young girl. we extended the radius, which was going to be eight miles over a 20-mile radius from the little girl s home. it s absolutely unbelievable. and when he get support with food, water, logistical support to put this whole thing together. what s behind it? i think sometimes, ashleigh communities just draw a line in the sand and say we re not going to tolerate deviant behavior in our community, we re going to fight back and do whatever we can to get this little girl home. feel took time off from work to search for her. it s absolutely astounding. it s good of you t