judge has revoked the bond of that man, george zimmerman, the judge now has ordered he town himself in 48 hours. the prosecutors had argued that george zimmerman lied to the court about his finances during the bond hearing. george zimmerman said he was broke and had to motor his parents' home to pay for the bond. but we have george zimmerman's attorney live right now. we will talk to him. >> if you consider talking about ten and 20 and 155 as being code maybe you are accurate. and i have been involved in cases where drug dealers talk about watermelon and things like that, you talk about nine, or ten, i am not certain that is code for $80 or $90,000 that is trying to deseen. again, if devotion was their intent where did he forward all machine i asked the day we asked him to forward it. we will set that up with the judge and have a hearing. (inaudible). >> i am sorry? >> i have not spoken to him yet. (inaudible) what was his reaction? >> no reaction at all. wait until we hear what the judge does now and at the next hearing. (inaudible). >> i presume so. >> what do you think of the log

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. thank you for joining us. george zimmerman right now back in jail. this was zimmerman a couple hours ago in handcuffs, in seminole county, florida. he had been free on bond, but the judge revoked it when he said zimmerman has not been telling the truth about his finances. he is accused in the second degree murder of trayvon martin. live to martin savage. martin, zimmerman barely made the deadline to report to jail today. when we last spoke, he had 45 minutes left. why did he have to turn himself in? explain to our viewers. >> well, this is all going back to, of course, last friday when the state introduced evidence that seemed to indicate that george zimmerman and his family had not been completely honest as to their finances, how much money they had, and that all weighed in to the judge's decision on where to set bond. it seems the family actually had access to a lot of money. and that set up everything that happened with the judge revoking the bond and george zimmerman having to show up here and turn himself in, and he did it, as you say, with 45 minutes to spare. he actually turne

neighborhood overseas. all onboard are feared dead. >>> back in jail, george zimmerman surrenders to authorities in florida. another twist tonight in the trayvon martin case. >>> battling breast cancer. doctors unveil an exciting new weapon today, a magic bullet in the fight against the deadly disease. >>> riverboat queen. huge crowds cheer a spectacular armada on the thames. the british royal family rolling on the river. >>> and richard dawson, he made "survey says" a national catch phrase. remembering a wisecracking tv legend famous for kissing the contestants. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. we begin here tonight with a still developing story out of lagos, nigeria, where an american-built md-83 jetliner has crashed into an apartment building. all of the roughly 150 people onboard the jet are believed dead. the dana airlines plane was on landing approach when it came down into a densely populated section of the city. tonight rescuers are still trying to account for potential victims on the ground. the plane had earlier left nigeria's capital abuja fo

george zimmerman's attorney to request a new bond hearing, after a judge ordered him back to jail as we first told you on friday afternoon. zimmerman is charged in the deadly shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin back in february, he's facing second-degree murder charges. and now we will take a closer look for you at the jail-house phone calls that convinced a judge to revoke his bond, evidence that prosecutors claim show zimmerman and his wife lied, that is the prosecutor's word, lied to the court about their finances in order to get george zimmerman out on a low bond, relatively low. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with more. >> reporter: and remember the judge, megyn also believes the zimmermans lied to him. both george zimmerman and his wife shelly testified that they were indigent, didn't have any money at all. on april 9th george zimmerman started his website called, the real george zimmerman.com. that is where he actuall actual actually put his initial comments out. at the time he was arrested on april 16th he had aeu cure had accrued $150,000. george n my acc

entonces. >> >>> hoy es domingo 3 de junio del 2012 estosson los titulares, george zimmerman volvió a prisión por decir que no tenía fondos para pagar su fianza. >>> una nueva droga abre un camino de esperanza para las mujeres que padecen cáncer de seno. >>> el diario la rública da a conocer nuevos documentos que el mayordomo solamente es un chivo expiatorio. >>> acompañada por su familia, en el río támesis isabel ii, celebra sus 50 años de llegada al trono >>> este es su noticiero univisión fin de semana con félix de bedout y lourdes ramos ♪. >>> muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos al noticiero univisión fin de semana, félix de bedout tiene el día libre, comenzam con el caso de george zimmerman, el acusado de matar a trayvon martin, en est ocasión con su credibilid deteriorada. >>> así es, en efecto, lourdes ramos, ahora que george zimmerman está tras las rejas, recuperar la confianza del juez no será fácil, porque el acusado estaba bajo juramento y mintió sobre su situación financiera y mintió de otro pasaporte. >>> en este vehículo blanco, que ingresó al centro

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going on all night long. >>> george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch man accused of fatally shooting trayvon martin in florida is back in jail. we have the latest in this report. >> reporter: wearing jim shoes, jeans and handcuffs, george zimmerman was escorted back to jail by deputies just 45 minutes before his 2:30:00 p.m. deadline. >> george zimmerman met two member of the sheriff's office, was placed into custody, transported to the correctional facility. >> reporter: zimmerman arrived in the back of this white damage caravan around 1:45 sunday afternoon. he was promptly led into booking where he was processed. >> he is solemn. he is worried continually about his safety having to come out of hiding is a concern of his but i think he also realized the judge's concern. >> reporter: concerns that zimmerman and his wife misled the judge about his finances leading the jump to revoke his bond just about a month after his release. zimmerman's attorney says he plans to offer a financial explanation if another bond hearing is set and hasn't yet decided if zimmerman himself will testify. h

accomplish it. >> reporter: what do you think about george and shelley zimmerman being called liars? >> i understand the state's position. i disagree with it. i think judge lester was concerned with whether or not they were being as straightforward as they wanted them to. he wants them to come in person and explain that to him, and we'll certainly give them and the court that opportunity. >> reporter: how long will it take to get george back here? hours a day? >> it sounds like i'm talking in code, but it's less than 48 hours. that's what the judge gave us, and we'll accomplish that. >> reporter: are you still significantly concerned about his security? >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: have you receive nid dea any death threats? >> they're ongoing threats and concerns and complaints. i don't know where they become true threats, but we're dealing with them the way we want to. law enforcement is involved as they need to be. they keep everyone as safe as we can. >> reporter: can we shift the question. in the court there was a discussion about whether this is a confession made by your c

the trayvon martin case in a sharp blow to george zimmerman's freedom h. eis going back to jail. >> at this time, revoke his bond and place him no bond status. i find good cause exists. order him to surrender himself within 48 hours to the sheriff of seminole county. >> he has yet to turn himself in. the judge ruled the way he did after hearing arguments that zimmerman's wife shelly lied at the bond hearing in april about their ability to make bail. here she is testifying by phone, first being sworn in and then not telling the truth. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth so help you god? >> yes, i do. >> do you have any financial means where you can assist in those costs? >> not that i'm aware of. >> well, because the judge believed the zimmermans to be strapped for cash, he was granted a low bail, $150,000 of which he only had to pay $15,000 out of pocket. what mrs. zimmerman did not say is that the couple had more than $150,000 in donations in a paypal account. >> and the defendant through ms. zimmerman lied to this court. about the amount o

bars. george zimmerman, the man who says he killed trayvon martin in self-defense, is back in jail after a judge revokes his bail. >>> and royals on the river. britain throws an historic party to celebrate queen elizabeth's 60-year reign. "cbs this morning" >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 4, 2012. >>> good morning, everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. we begin with the race for the white house and weak economic news, that's what the obama administration on its heels. on friday the labor department reported just 69,000 new jobs were created in may. the fewest in nearly a year. and the unemployment rate rose to 8.2%. the white house blames congress. mitt romney's campaign says it's all about the lack of presidential leadership. susan mcginnis in washington with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. that jobs report gave romney campaign some fresh ammunition against the obama campaign. for for both sides to be shooting barbs this week as they travel around, trying to raise money. president obama and mitt romney will spend the day raisi

got george zimmerman thrown back in jail. could childhood cancer treatment raise the risk of cancer later in life? dr. jon lapook on what a new study has found. and mark phillips is there as the british royal family celebrates the past and looks toward the future. >> what we're seeing is the emergence of an inner core of young, cool royals. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the prospects for a pickup in hiring are not looking for good tonight-- not at america's factories, anyway. a new report out today shows that demand for what those factories make is down. this follows friday's report of a sharp slowdown in job creation and a rise in the unemployment rate to 8.2%. when you include those americans who have given up looking for a job or who are forced to settle for part time work, the number of underemployed in this country totals more than 23 million. a big part of the problem is the continuing fear that europe's financial problems will spread here. so we have some insight tonight from both sides of the atlantic.

zimmermans to be strapped for cash, he was granted a low bail, $150,000 of which he only had to pay $15,000 out of pocket. what mrs. zimmerman did not say is that the couple had more than $150,000 in donations in a paypal account. >> and the defendant through ms. zimmerman lied to this court. about the amount of money they had. now, i would argue to the court that that is an egregious violation in terms of the representations that were made to this court. it was misleading. and i don't know what other words to use other than it was a blatant lie. >> in addition, the court has transcripts of a call, a telephone call that george zimmerman and his wife allegedly -- where they were talking in code about money, talking in hundreds when in fact they had -- were actually talking about tens of thousands of dollars. quote, in my quote do i have at least $100 george asked? no, it's more like $155. what they were talking about is $100,000 and $155,000. there's also the question of zimmerman's passport. he handed an expiring one over to the court. and kept a second, more recent one. none of it

back in jail tonight. george zimmerman free on bond until prosecutors presented a judge with new evidence. randall pinkston explains >>> george zimmerman arrives at the seminole county jail before a court imposed deadline. zimmerman attorney handed in to authorities about 5 mi. from the jail. >>> and he is quiet and cooperative >>> he is accused of murdering trayvon martin in february had been free on bond but the judge revoked the bond after prosecutors accused zimmerman and his wife of misleading the court about their finances. zimmerman is what lied during the bond hearing about more than one on a thousand dollars there raised on line. the defense attorney says it may be difficult to set bail again >>> a credibility question with mr. zimmerman and now that question has been attacked more tarnished and it has to be rehabilitated >>> because of the credibility issue zimmerman attorney is not sure the judge will even agree to a new bond hearing it will apply for one monday. >>> now with had a chance to look at all the evidence he understands the court concerns he understands the

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. >>> coming up, today's big revelations in the trayvon martin case. >> george zimmerman's account of the death of trayvon martin. the police interrogation. comes as another new tape was released. talking through what he says happened. i talked to zimmerman's lawyer mark o'meara in a moment. first, the attorney for the martin family. what is your reaction to all the tape material that's come out today? >> well, piers, we're still trying to sort through it all. but the biggest thing we think is what he wrote that night in his written statement, in his own hand, in his own words, where he put that he got out of that vehicle, that night on february 26th, to look at street signs so he can give the police dispatcher his location. and it goes completely contradictory to what we heard on that objective 911 tape. when he said, oh, he's getting away. and then he pursued trayvon martin. and the 911 operator said, are you pursuing him? we don't need you to do that. and so clearly when he writes his statement, piers, why does he not tell the truth on the statement why he got out of that car? if we ca

virginia. >> there's a new fight ahead for the attorneys of george zimmerman. he is the man charged with the murder of trayvon martin. zimmerman's lawyers could request a new bond hearing after his bond was revoked on friday. he returned to jail yesterday. mike conneen explains why the judge revoked bond. >> the judge revoked on friday after he misled the court about the state of his finances. zimmerman argued that the only shot martin in self-defense as martin attacked him, but now the 28-year-old faces not just a second degree murder charge but if a question of trustworthiness. after six weeks of freedom, it zimmerman wakes up behind bars this morning. he was escorted back to jail. the issue is how much money does the man accused of killing 17- year-old trayvon martin have? april he and his wife said in april they had less money than they really had. he raised $35,000 through an on- line defense fund. >> the defendant's wife lied to this court. zimmermann now sits in a cell in isolation for his safety. the judge could hold a hearing in the next few days to decide on he will stay there.

turned himself in to police yesterday. george zimmerman's bond was revoked friday after the judge said he failed to disclose around $135,000 he had set up three his website. jay gray reports. >> reporter: after six weeks george zimmerman is back in jail. >> he's quiet and cooperative. >> reporter: the 28-year-old who shot and killed trayvon martin turned himself in on sunday, two days after judge kenneth lester revoked his bond. >> i find good bond exists. >> reporter: the decision came after prosecutors argued that during his initial bond hearing zimmerman and his wife hid the fact that theyed that raised money through his website. >> it was misleading and i don't know what other words to use other than it was a blatant lie. >> reporter: zimmerman's attorneys countered that it was a mistake, not a lie. >> if it was therein tent, why would they disclose to me the first day it was discussed and why did he follow all of the money i asked him to follow it the day i asked him to follow it. >> reporter: zemerman is charged with the second degree death of mar on the. late thursday martin's a

. >>> george zimmerman could be back in jail today, free on bail for weeks after pleads not guilty to murdering 17-year-old trayvon martin. but, in what martin's family attorneys are calling a significant move, the judge revoked zimmerman's bond yesterday because he said zimmerman lied to him. martin savage is in sanford, florida. >> reporter: rob, the clock is ticking down for george zimmerman he has to turn himself by later today or by mid-day tomorrow to be in compliance with the order. the state maintains it comes down to money. here what is i mean by that. if you harken back to the original bond hearing, george zimmerman and his family maintained they didn't have money and bond should be set low. then it was revealed there was money sitting in a paypal account as a result of donations made to a george zimmerman defense fund. then the state on friday revealed they had transcripts of recorded conversations between george zimmerman and his wife a couple of days before the court hearing in which they were talking about that money. in other words when they were questioned at the heari

zimmerman turned himself in yesterday after a judge revoked bond. melanie alnwick has the latest details. >> reporter: zimmerman returned to florida on saturday and met police officials in a business parking lot sunday afternoon to be taken into custody. his attorney, mark o'meara, says it is all a misunderstanding and he is asking for i anew bond hearing. george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch volunteer charged with killing trayvon martin, surrenders to police. >> he is quiet and cooperative. >> reporter: all this two days after his bond was revoked. prosecutors say zimmerman and his wife told the judge they had limited money. this even though about $135,000 had been raised through a web site. experts say zimmerman could now appear unreliable in a case that hinges on jurors believing his account of what happened the night of the shooting. >> it is a credibility question with mr. zimmerman. now, that credibility has been attacked or tarnished and now he will have to rehabilitate it. >> reporter: zimmerman's legal team says they will ask the judge for a new bond hearing. >> it sounds li

sanford, florida to decide if george zimmerman will be allowed to post bond and leave jail. he is charged in the murder of trayvon martin whose death set off protests all across this country. >> george zimmerman shook hands with one of his attorneys and entered a packed courtroom for his second bond hearing. a judge is considering whether to set a new bond for zimmerman after revoking it. prosecutors say zimmerman and his wife misled the court about money they collected through an online account. the defense called a financial expert who testified about how much the fund collected. >> the net total funds was $197,567.97. >> where did they go? >> they transferred into the bank account. >> the witness testify that the majority of the money was transferred to a legal defense fund. zimmerman's attorney said he didn't mean to mislead the court and his bond should be reinstated. >> assuming you were shelly zimmerman transferring it -- >> prosecutors want zimmerman to remain behind bars. he spent a total of 38 days in jail. that includes the time when he was first arrested and taken into

. we'll tell i couldn't. and george zimmerman. do you remember george zimmerman? he's going back to jail over this. >> there is even a recorded conversation with george zimmerman in jail is talking to his wife in some sort of coded language about that money. >> secret codes dual passports man, this is getting weirder and weirder. we'll be joined on this in just a little while, and we have yet for you another breast-feeding controversy. >> these two women are at the center of another breast-feeding controversy. but because of what they are doing but because of what they're wearing. >> why don't you tweet us at@tyt on current. for now it's go time. well the monday of june opened for some serious june gloom as the economic numbers came in, 69,000 jobs were added. the unemployment rate went from 8.1% climbed slightly to 1-800- 8.2%. it's not the kind of recovery that the president promised us. the stock mark down 267 points, 2%. the s & p indeck down 2.4%. and what does the president have to do now? he goes out in the field in the country in minnesota here to do some damage control. here he

in the george zimmerman case tonight. his wife arrested and charged with lying. and tears on the witness stand during the jerry san dusky trial to be the. let's go out front. good evening every one, on "out front" tonight, a walk up call from the rage oncage on. out with a blistering 16 page indictment of the president's campaign strategy. carville says the president's evidence to convince voters to convince voters is the wrong strategy and in his words will fail. he's right about one thing. the president is selling a message of hope, hard. >> we've gone through the worst financial crisis and the economic crisis since the great depression. we've made significant progress. the good news is that we're starting to see progress. >> so we're making progress. we're moving in the right direction. >> progress? does it add up? well, we looked at some important economic indicators. just take a look at the unemployment rate. this chart starts in the summer of 2007 when america was booming. at the very top, unemployment was 4.6%. a level that it hovered at for years. today it's 8.2. now take

. >>> george zimmerman has been charged in the death of trayvon martin, a case that generated protests across the nation. >> reporter: george zimmerman shook hands with one of his attorneys as he entered a packed courtroom for his second bond hearing. the judge is considering when to set a new bond for zimmerman after revoking it earlier this month. prosecutors say zimmerman and his wife misled the court about an online account. the defense called a financial expert about how much the fund collected. >> the net total fund was $197,567. >>> where did those funds go? >> they transferred into mr. zimmerman's bank account. >> reporter: the majority of the money was then transferred to a legal defense fund. zimmerman's attorneys say their client didn't intend to mislead the court and the original $150,000 bond should be reinstated. prosecutors want zimmerman to remain behind bars. >> reporter: zimmerman has spent a total of 38 days in jail that. includes the time after he was first arrested and when he was taken into custody again when a judge revoked his bond. he is charged with second deg

here. and he punched me in the face. >> george zimmerman's attorney just met with him in jail. now mark o'meara talks to him exclusively. and only in america. the shocking video. taunting a grandmother. i'll tell you what i think should happen to them. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. sandusky's fate in the hands of 12 people. we'll bring you the latest on that. also, the clearest look yet at the night george zimmerman shot trayvon martin. we'll begin tonight with my prime-time exclusive with jack osbourne who's just revealed he's been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. jack, welcome. you're alive. >> i am alive. >> i know you're fed up with people basically say jack osbourne's on death's door. >> yes. >> i took a call from your mother. obviously, a long-time friend of mine. appeared with her on "america's got talent" for years. a few weeks ago. she started doing a preamble then she burst into tears. and she told me what had happened to you. i could tell in that moment what a for her whether a cataclysmic moment it was. 26-year-old boy, a son, had been diagnosed with t

breaking news. for the first time, we're seeing video of george zimmerman describing the play-by-play of what happened the night he shotted trayvon martin. overnight, his defense attorneys released several police interrogation tapes. in one of them, zimmerman is re-enacting the fight for investigators just a day after the shooting in february showing how he says trayvon martin repeatedly slammed his head into the sidewalk. in one tape, you can see the back of zimmerman's head is bandaged. the new tapes are shedding a lot of new light in this case. and they are fascinating to listen to. and horrible at the same time. martin savidge has been listening to the tapes, and it's -- they're incredible. >> let me take you back to where this all happened and how it came to be. first of all, these are tapes in the first interview that you hear, the audio, is coming from the night of the actual shooting. in fact, it's probably an hour or two after trayvon martin has been killed by george zimmerman. george zimmerman admits he did the shooting. what is significant is that it's in his own words, and it

. >>> and a major development in the george zimmerman case tonight. his wife arrested and charged. and tears on the witness stand during the jerry sandusky trial. it was an emotional day in court. it started with allegations of a secret file on the former penn state football coach. let's go "outfront." >>> well, good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett. a wake-up call from the ragin' cajun. bill clinton's top adviser, james carville, along with two respected democratic pollsters out with a blistering 16-page indictment of the president's campaign strategy. carville says the president's efforts to convince voters that the economy is going in the right direction hit the wrong strategy and in his words will fail. he's right about one thing. the president is selling a message of hope, hard. >> we've gone through the worst financial crisis and economic crisis since the great depression. we've made significant progress. the good news is that we're starting to see progress. so we're making progress. we're moving in the right direction. >> progress? doesn't add up. we looked at some important

the country. 107 in nashville. 108 in paducah. and we are just getting started. >>> george zimmerman back in court and will itting the court it was just a big misunderstanding. we are live in florida where a judge will decide whether to grant him bond for a second time. >>> grandma in the water. not just any granny, but penny palfrey swimming with the sharks. >>> you think of it as when you're a child. you play house. you play mommy. and so it's something that i want a lot. >> she desperately wanted a child, so she entered a contest to win free fertility treatments. a doctor got to choose the winner. good medicine or playing god? "newsroom" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. happy friday. i'm carol costello. >>> we begin this hour with two stories sharing a common theme. the inescapable and unrelenting force of nature. well the left, the wildfire gnawing at the edges of colorado springs. today, growing deadlier and bigger. on the right, a record-setting heat wave that will have millions of americans sweltering today. intense heat will blanket most of the country. look at all

night of the murder, brand-new audio and videotapes released overnight. george zimmerman in his own words re-enacting what he says happened to trayvon martin. we've got breaking news coverage straight ahead. >>> plus this. >> and i tried to ignore them. that's why i didn't hear some of the stuff because i just kind of tried to shut them out. >> oh, shock and awe, though. middle school kids brutally harassing and bullying not each other but their 68-year-old bus monitor. this morning, hear why she never said anything about it until now. >>> plus, why rapists in the military are getting away with it. a bay area congresswoman taking the air force on front and center. jackie spear calling for new hearings on what she calls abuse of power. this morning, she's in the newsroom. >>> and hot, hot, hot. the summer sizzler in full effect this morning. dangerously high heat and humidity making it feel as hot as 110 degrees from virginia all the way to southern maine. so sit back, get out the fan, stay cool. newsroom starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> we do start with

zimmerman no longer a free man. the man who says she shot teenager try vonn martin to death surrendered to police in sanford, florida. the judge revoked his bail saying zimmerman lied at how much money he had and will take a close look for what's left with zimmerman and the investigation in just minutes. >>> the largest fire in new mexico's history growing even bigger, despied more than 100 emergency vehicles, helicopters and bulldozers, it's far from being controlled, just 17% contained. the rain they were hoping for, it is not coming yet. the wildfire is in nah gila national forest covering an area 1 1/2 times bigger than the city of chicago. >>> a strong earthquake shas struck off the coast of panama. the 6.6 magnitude quake was centered in the pacific ocean 250 miles south of the sidity of dave individual. so far, no repords of injuries or damage. >>> we'll tell you about a spreading threat particularly to young people. the department of justice and the national institutes of health singled it out as a, quote, emerging domestic threat. i'm talking about a fad growing in

beltways in baltimore. ryan zimmerman gave the nats a one-run lead with a base hit in the third inning. in the eighth, the nats still up 1-0. a two-run homer to left and the o's win at camden yards. >>> we have a report on a new pub. >> reporter: there are a lot of places in washington where you can get an ice cold beer but what about an ice cold beer that warms your heart. >> it is incredible. >> reporter: a sense of community is what they're trying to build in this spot near ninth and u northwest. it is called a philanthropub. the restaurant is called cause. the owners think it is the first of its find in the world. >> we give 100% of our profits to charitable organizations. >> reporter: a restaurant that plans to make no money. >> i thought they were crazy. >> reporter: now he is the director of operations. >> we were sitting at a bar over a beer and we were watching all this action going around, people having fun, a lot of money changing hands. >> reporter: the idea is to raise social awareness and charitable giving. >> everybody goes out but why not be able to overlap the t

martin case. the man describing the deadly shooting, none other than george zimmerman. he told police at the shooting scene, and while he was hooked up to a lie detector test. and check out the run down. we're back.  >>> new details in the trayvon martin case. tonight for the first time we're hearing george zimmerman in his own words, describing the events leading up to the shooting death of the unarmed teenager. the new video released by zimmerman's lawyer shows him giving police his version of what happened, and taking a lie detector test. phil keating has details. >> and just hitched his arm and i grabbed my gun, and i aimed it at him, and fired one shot. >> reporter: george zimmerman describing the moment he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. zimmerman recounting the events to sanford police detectives just one day after the shooting. zimmerman explains he saw martin walking around the neighborhood in the rain, thinking he looked suspicious. he called the police, and was trying to give them martin's location. >> the operator said are you following

trayvon martin case. a sharp blow to george zimmerman's credibility. he's facing trial on second degree murder charges and now he's going back to jail. >> at this time we place him on no bond status. find that good cause exists based upon the material misrepresentations that the court relied upon. order him to surrender himself within 48 hours to the sheriff of sentinel county. >> zimmerman's yet to turn himself in. the judge today ruled the way he did ach hearing arguments that zimmerman's wife, shelly, lied at the bond hearing in april about their ability to make bail. here she is that day testifying by phone, first being sworn in, then not telling the truth. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, nothing but the truth so help you god? >> yes, i do. >> are you of any financial means where you could assist in those costs? >> not -- not that i'm aware of. >> because the judge believed the zimmermans to be strapped for cash, zimmerman was granted a low bail, $150,000 of which he only had to pay $15,000 out of pocket. what mrs. zimmerman did not say is that the couple

. right now in sanford, florida, the clock is ticking for confessed shooter george zimmerman. he has less than 24 hours to report back to jail. he's been free on bail for weeks after he pleaded not guilty to murdering trayvon martin. martin savidge is in sanford, florida. how is the stakeout going. what skand of timeline are we talking about? >> all right, sorry. we're going to to to work out the audio and get back to martin in sanford, florida. >>> all right, meantime, let's go to egypt now and look at the live pictures coming out of tahrir square in cairo. thousands of demonstrators are gathering as they have been all day as they're protesting the life sentence given to hosni mubarak earlier today for his role in killing hundreds of anti-government protesters last year, adding to the unrest, two of mubarak's sons were convicted of corruption charges. >> and the first day marking the queen's diamond jubilee celebration begins with a bang. a 41-gun salute was fired at the tower of london while other similar salutes echoed across the united kingdom marking the 60th anniversary of the

zimmerman said today he will ask for another bond hearing. zimmerman, the neighborhood watch captain charged with murdering 17-year-old trayvon martin, had his bond revoked for misleading the judge about how much money he has. mark strassmann in sanford, florida, reports zimmerman was caught on jailhouse phone calls. >> reporter: george zimmerman returned to jail sunday wearing a bulletproof vest under his shirt. lawyer mark oh marasp+ñ admits s client owes the judge an apology. >> does your client deserve the benefit of the doubt from a judge who already feels lied to? >> this judge is going to control his courtroom and my client and his family put themselves at risk by not being completely honest. i haven't seen it yet. >> reporter: at this bond hearing last april, zimmerman's wife shelly testified by telephone and swore under oath their family was broke. >> you all have no money, is that correct? >> to my knowledge that's correct. >> reporter: when, in fact, they had more than $100,000 in donations on their web site. in over 30 hours of recorded jailhouse phone calls, prosecutors

house cats, those stories and much more coming up at 6:00 >> >> pelley: tonight, george zimmerman reenacts the killing of trayvon martin. anna werner on what zimmerman told detectives. >> i didn't think i hit him. he sat up and said, "you got me." >> pelley: america's biggest banks were downgraded by a ratings agency, and the dow fell 250 points. anthony mason reports on the economy. with so many americans upside- down on their home loans, do modified mortgages really work? elaine quijano reports. and byron pitts on a wrestler's giant leap, from chicago's west side to the olympics-- a story of strength and spirit. >> i'm like, it was god's gift to you. you can jump over somebody's head. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. for months, we have been waiting to hear what george zimmerman has to say about the killing of trayvon martin. well, tonight, in great detail, he tells his story of the shooting. today, zimmerman's attorney released a videotape of a statement zimmerman gave to police. zimmerman is charged with mur

released watching 28-year-old george zimmerman walking investigators through what happened. >> reporter: this is george zimmerman, the day after trayvon martin was shot, backing police through the scene of the crime. zimmerman tells the police he was scared for his life. >> i thought i was going to lose consciousness. >> reporter: the reenactment lasted for nearly 20 minutes. zimmerman said this was 17-year-old martin who was the aggressor who started the confrontation. >> he said, yo, you got a problem? >> where was he? >> about there but walking toward me. >> reporter: zimmerman said he tried to reach for his cell phone and martin came after him. >> he punched me in the faissments i stumbled. i fell down. he pushed me down. somehow he got on top of me. >> reporter: zimmerman said he felt mar ten was winning the struggle and that's when the teenager saw his gun. >> he said you're going to die tonight. i felt his arm going down to my side. i grabbed my firearm and shot him. >> reporter: zimmerman's statements were consistent but the lead investigator was sceptical, asking for charges to

" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> what's next for zimmerman? a look at his legal team's next move as he wakes up behind bars again. and why prosecutors now say they have questions for his wife, too. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" today for this monday, june 4, 2012. we'll take a live look outside now at 5:00 a.m. 63 degrees. a beautiful sky out there. we're hoping for beautiful weather, as well. especially with the nice weekend, too. >> indeed we d. tom kierein has the 411. >> we're starting to see the first light of day on the eastern horizon.horizon, the light of a full moon flooding the western sky. i jumped out of my car at 2:30 in the morning to take the picture. this guy's on his way to work? yes. we wake up that early. and there was that bright moon in the western sky playing peek-a-boo with the clouds. send photos to our facebook page, or weather@nbcwashington.com. over the last several hours, we've had a few passing showers. that was 10:00 to around 1:00 a.m. those are between. behind that, clearing going on now. all t