>>trace: yes-or-no, jason, bad for george zimmerman? >>guest: bad for george zimmerman. >>trace: back on more subjects with the legal panel. both gentleman, thank you. there is also bad new on the jobs front leading to more bad news on wall street. look, a brutal day for stocks and your 401(k). details from the new unemployment numbers and what it means in this election. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't get thrown by curveballs. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injur

for them zimmerman: personally i want okaa zimmerman::as uncomfortable s ittis, i want you wearing one. shellie: uhh huhh zimmerman: and second of all i want, o'mara having one. third, i would like to have one at least here. ssellie: absolutely. zimmerman: i mean we don't know, if you knoo, if like we get (inaudible) aad they couldn't, you know, have a bond hearing tomorrow, you know. shellie: i knoow i know zimmerman: have him get on psap.shellie zimmerman was of making a false statement. zimmerman is charged with death of florida teenager trayvon martin back in februaryy. he pled not guilty... claiminn self-defense. the deeense is expected to call more witnesses todayy... in the jjrry sandusky trial.. after starting its case monnay. sandusky... aaformer enn state assistant football coach... is accused of abusing 10 boys over 15 years.on football coaches took the stand. the witnesses says they never saw any inappropriate conduct. the judge in the case says closing arguments couud start as early as thursday. staccy cohan is live in washington with a look at the trial so far... aad the

prosecutors had said that george zimmerman and his wife lied during zimmerman's first bond hearing. they told the judge they had limited funds and bail was set at $150,000 of which they had to pay $5,000 cash. but a web site that had been set up for raise funds for zimmerman's defense had raised $135,000 already. trayvon martin's parents believe bail was set too low. friday, prosecutors ask the judge to revoke zimmerman's bond. >> he is worried about his safety. having to come out of hiding is a concern of his but i think he also realizes the judge's concerns. >> reporter: he admitted he shot 17-year-old trayvon martin back in february. his credibility will be a main focus of the case and he claims he shot the teen in self- defense. they claim the money raised is in a trust and cannot be accessed directly by zimmerman. >>> defense secretary leon pan eight makes and historic visit to vietnam. details of his trip. >>> a fantastic voyage for the enterprise space shuttle.  you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. tr

shelly zimmerman all right. just think about it. george zimmerman, i will. shelly ends by saying, because that's what it's for. zimmerman's attorney marco meara believes it was an innocent misunderstanding because they didn't realize what exactly they could use that money for. listen to him. >> now that we have all had, on the defense team, a chance to look at all of the evidence, he understands the court's concerns he understands the state's concerns and we are going to address those and say what needs to be said to address them with judge lester. >> reporter: now of course they go become and they will ask the judge for a new bond, likely a higher bond. the question is, will he get bail at all? he may be in jail for quite some time. we don't expect this trial to begin, megyn for at least a year, maybe longer. megyn: he waived the right to a speedy trial when he was out on bond. it's a different story when your client is setting in a jail cell. you want to push the trial date up. when they had the back and forth, you read us the transcript from mr. zimmerman

>> george zimmerman. >> george zimmerman. >> isn't this supposed to be compartmentalized? but this judge is going to preside over portions -- >> of course, and he's going to preside over that motion. he is the sole judge of credibility there, and let's face it, he wouldn't be a very smart judge if he discarded what he already knows about george zimmerman's propensity to lie. >> this is a hole he's dug himself into, right? >> absolutely. >> can mark o'meara get him out of it. >> he can, because he's a remarkable attorney. he'll say, okay, judge, let's set another bond. it's going to be a much, much higher bond. >> maybe there's something we don't know. maybe he didn't know. how should he have handled the financial -- >> here's what makes me think he did know. because who set those things up? and remember this, his brother, robert zimmerman, was all over the news, he was willing to talk to everybody. prior to that bond hearing, suddenly he's unavailable for the bond hearing. >> we've got to go, we've got to move on, but they're going to try to use this, right, in the trial n

records show that shelly zimmerman transferred more than $74,000 from george zimmerman's legal defense fund to her own account. just days before the bond hearing. and actually spoke to him about it during recorded jailhouse phone calls. she'll be arraigned july 31st and has been released on $1,000 bond. mark nejame is a cnn legal analyst. we'll be joined by trayvon martin's attorneys. mark, let me ask you this. that exchange is pretty damning. i mean, she lied. >> it's very damning, of course. and it's a tape that nobody can dispute. it's a recorded conversation. while he was in jail. and she was listening from the outside and talking with him. so that's in evidence and it's there. i would say that the primary defense, if any, that exists in that case is she said, "i currently do not know." so can she make an argument that at that moment when that question was asked, did she know the exact amount? the questions weren't asked, was there money in there, was any money transferred or otherwise. so there is an angle that could be played out. but it's definitely damning. but there is a defen

. >>> 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 catch phrase. remembering a wise cracking tv legend famous for kissing the contestants. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. we begin here tonight with a still developing story out of lag ors, nigeria, where an american's built jetliner has crashed into an apartment building. all of the roughly 150 people onboard the jet are believed dead. the donna 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

george zimmerman surrendered to authorities today, two days after a judge revoked his bail, saying zimmerman and his wife lied to the court about how much money they had. we get our report tonight from nbc's charles hadlock. >> reporter: george zimmerman's six weeks of freedom while out on bond ended today. the 28-year-old former neighborhood watch volunteer accused of second-degree murder in the death of an unarmed teenager was led away to an isolated cell in handcuffs. and his mug shot was taken. >> he's solemn, obviously. he's worried continually about his safety. having to come out of hiding is a concern of his. but i think he also realizes the judge's concerns. >> reporter: zimmerman's bond was suddenly revoked on friday when the judge in his case learned that zimmerman and his wife may have misled the court about how much money they had when he set bond at $150,000 back in april. the family said it was nearly broke. but it turns out zimmerman had at least $135,000 in a paypal account he set up to solicit for his defense. florida prosecutors on friday presented transcripts of jail house

. >> >>> 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 de detenc

. >>> george 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, e

has zimmerman done real damage to his case? if you hear benjamin crump he said this is the most important ruling because it totally destroys zimmerman's credibility about the night of the shooting. >> i think -- i don't think that it totally damages his credibility. is it bad? yes. there's no sugarcoating of it. i think you might remember, anderson, we talked about this, the night you led off. i think you reported first about the money that was in that account and i said at the time i know a lot of judges that would have remanded him into custody right there and then. so this judge gave him quite a bit of string to play out before remanding him into custody. and i would tend to agree with mr. crump, i think that it will -- if he takes the stand, this is something especially because it dealt with this judge in this courtroom, that's something this judge is going to let in. having said all of that, i don't think that it's going to be the death knell for the defense in this case. i think in at love way -- lot of ways that o'mara s

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 custody again. the former neighborhood watch volunteer is charged with second degree murder in the killing of trayvon martin. zimmerman claims the unarmed 17-year-old attacked him. if zimmerman is released his lawyer says he'll be taken to an undisclosed location for his own safety. the defense team says the case won't go to trial until at least next spring. >> the defense called a firefighter and emt to the stand. both of them treated zimmerman the night of the incident. they say almost half of zimmerman's head and face were covered in blood because of the injuries he sustained in his altercation with martin. >>> the president will be in colorado today to survey damage from the most destructive wild fire in the state's history. at least one person is dead, another missing as a result of the fire in colorado springs. flames have charred more than 18,000 acres, destroying more than 350

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 degree murder in the killing of trayvon martin. zimmerman claims the unarmed 17-year-old attacked him. if zimmerman is released, his lawyer says he will be taken to an undisclosed location for his own safety. >>> the defense also called a firefighter and emt, who treated zimmerman the day of that incident. the firefighter said that almost half of zimmerman's head and face were covered in blood because of the injuries he sustained in the altercation with martin. >>> well hot weather has dc department of motor vehicles inspection station shifting its hours. to keep everyone safe from the heat, officials say that they will have special hours today and tomorrow. the inspection station will be open from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., instead of the normal summer hours from 6:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. >>> by the way, we are under a heat alert.

zimmerman claims that's whhn martin confronted him.... and when he went for his phone to call police... the teen assaulted im...knocking him to the ground.zimmerman says: "he jjst kept punchinggmy face and my hhad, i was screaming the $%$ up.. zimmerman says that's when martin saw his gun ii his waistband... and believes the teen was going for ittwhen he pulled t out and fired one fatal shot. zimmerman says: "he kinda sat back and said you got me or yoo got got me, you got it...something like that..i thought he was saying he heard the shot and that he was giving up." after story....zimmerman is analyzed by a cooputer voice stress analysis expert -- which is basically a i-tech lie detectors test.coo says: "were yoo shot the guy.zimmerman hen says: "yes" the video also shows bandages on the back of zimmermaa's head... evidence of the struggle between he and martin that fateful evening.(on cam tag) keating says: "the new video pomes out just one day after the sanford police chief waa fired by the city manager, after 9-1-1 calls... from... tr

they don't believe george zimmerman's version. you know, you got so many inconsistent statements that people are going to have to look at his credibility when you face objective evidence. and common sense, piers. this is a neighborhood watch person who's lived in this neighborhood for three years. and he tells the police dispatcher that he has to get out to look at a street sign. there are only three streets in this whole gated complex. that he has patrolled. and he's lived there for three years. it doesn't pass the common sense test. and the witness's statements and versions don't go consistent with george zimmerman. that's a problem. we know he has a credibility issue. these witnesses don't have a dog in this fight. they don't have anything to gain one way or the other. george zimmerman has everything to gain because he's on trial for murdering an unarmed teenager. consider this, piers, if you reverse this situation, and you had trayvon martin telling the police and america this version, would trayvon martin not be convicted of

trayvon was shot by george zimmerman. zimmerman is bringing forth a self-defense argument. his self-defense argument is he was defending himself and the only person that is saying that and backing that up is george zimmerman. so his credibility comes into play here. i think that, you know, it's going to be something that is overall -- an overall theme in the entire case. >> now i want to go in this area of inconsistencies. i'm going to play here, natalie what george zimmerman said about this crucial issue that so many of you following this case care a lot about. why did george zimmerman get out of the car, was he pursuing trayvon martin? crucial, the whole defense, the whole self-defense stand your ground line of defense. here is george zimmerman, the re-enactment, answering why he got out of the car. >> you said it's on the left hand side from the clubhouse? >> no, you go in straight through the entrance. and then you'd make a left. you go straight in. don't turn and make a left. [ bleep ] he's running. >> he's running? which way is he running? >> down towards the other en

: 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 stay couple spoke in code about how to manage the money. four days before that april hearing, zimmerman asked his wife "so total, everything, how much are we looking at?" she responded "like $155." prosecutors say she meant $155 ... $155,000. >> i think he'll teach him a lesson but i don't think she'll keep him in

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 like he might consider t that will be based upon the motion itself. >> reporter: for safety reasons, gymer man met officials in a business parking lot and was taken into custody. >> he will be housed in administrative confinement a single cell arrangement. >> reporter: zimmerman's legal team says this voluntary surrender shows he is not a flight risk. >> having to come out of hiding is a concern of his but i think he also realizes the judge's concern. >> an attorney for trayvon martin's parents says his clients have always believed that zimmerman should remain in jail until trial. judge kenneth lester said friday he would schedule a new bond hearing after zimmerman was back in custody. n custody. >>> other stories making headlines this morning, metro's general manager and ceo will be answerin

george zimmerman describing the moment he shot and killed marttn. zimmerman onn - recounting hh events to saaford police ddtectives juut one day after the shooting. zimmerman explains he saw martin walking around the neighborhooo in the rain and thought he lookedd ussiciouu. he called the police and was trying to giie them says: "the operator saii are they said we don'' need you to claims that's when martin an confronted him.... and when he went for his phone to calllpolice... the teen assaulted him...knocking him to the ground.zimmerman says: "he just kept punching my face and my head, i wassscreaming for help, he told me to shut the $%$ up." zimmerman says that's when martin saw &phis un in his waistband... and believes the teen was going for it whee he pulled itt zimmerman says: "he kinda sst back and said yyu got me or you gottgot me, you got it...sooething likeettat..i &pthe shot and tat he was giving up." afttr telling his side of the story....zimmerman is analyzzd by a computer voice stress analysis expert -- whichhis basically a hi--ech lie

zimmerman is behind bars. george zimmerman turned himself in yesterday. judge revoked his bond last week, saying he lied to the court about his finances. and three children injured when a lewisdale woman accidentally backed her suv into an area where they will playing has now left the hospital, but a-year- old natalie died after thursday's tragic accident. >> space shuttl-- 8-year-old natalie. >> the enterprise has been parked at j.f.k. since it flew on top of a 747 jet. it will be taken to the intrepid sea, air and space museum in manhattan where it will go on display. the space shuttle replica explore is finally at its new home in houston. it took eight days to make it across the gulf of mexico from florida. today the replica was driven along a highway to its final destination. >> aaa says the national average for regular gas is $3.59 a gallon. 20 cents less than a month ago. in the district, $3.72 a gallon. $3.52 in maryland. $3.40 in virginia. aaa says the prices could fall below $3 a gallon. an 11-year-old minnesota student had a good reason to skip

zimmerman 1 now charged with second degree murder. in florida, phil keating. >>> your fox 5 top 5. >> first tonight, brian why facebook is losing popularity among teens. number 5 a recent study found 18% of teenagers prefer to use four square instead of facebook and 4% say pinterest is better for browsing. others like insta graham because those sites maintain their privacy. >> if you live near a busy highway or road, you might want to move. the reason? experts say the louder the traffic near your home the greater your risk of heart attack. researchers found every increase of deny decibels in roadway traffic noise the risk of heart attack jumps by 12%. >>> number 3 is good and bad news for the housing market. first the bad news, sales of previously occupied homes fell 1 and a half percent in may. the good news the average price for an existing home sale rose to it's >> highest level since june of 2010. >>> number 2 tonight good news for crab lovers. they are bigger, more pleasantful and cheap they are year -- plentiful and cheaper this

this is the first time we've sen a picture of shelly zimmerman, the wife of george zimmerman. she turned herself in, accused of lying about how much money her family had during the april bond hearing. >> she is worried that she is now out in the public eye and there are safety concerns. >> reporter: she posted bond. her husband is still behind bars for having his revoked for the same accusations of lying to the court. george zimmerman has pleaded not guilty. >> they can always say we won't prosecute your wife if you decide to plead to a charge. >> reporter: the couple is accused of committing perjury in this bond hearing when shelly testified the couple couldn't afford the hefty bail. prosecutors learned they lied, allegedly speaking in code during a screal house conversation. after george zimmerman ames pond was -- george zimmerman's bond was revoked, his attorney said it was a misunderstanding. >> it wasn't like they were trying to hide it. >> reporter: george zimmerman will try to win his release. >> thanks a lot, jamie. >>> some agos are flewing jetblue over a flight in ma

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

the country hates zimmerman again and the hate zimmerman resurgence, he dumps the tape. you look at the tape you say you know what? >> as a current practicing criminal defense attorney geraldo when that jury comes back in the room and they have a ferdinand you don't know what the verdict is, you don't really give a flying anything about what the court of public opinion is. you care what the court of those 12 jurors think. >> it makes a lot of sense. i am not saying i condone it but to get it out now makes a lot of sense from his perspective. >> i say the odds of him being convicted 4-1. >> what about all of the lines he used. if you are afraid of someone why do you get out of the car? >> reasonable doubt? >> there are plenty of cases where i have gotten over plenty of reasonable doubts as a prosecutor. >> up next did the president grant a million kids amnesty because it was the right thing because it was the right thing to do or because it makes sensel is coming from. and we're not talking about 3rd world countries. we're talking right here in america in our own back yar

should outweigh george zimmerman's version of what happened. >> reporter: as for george zimmerman, he remains in jail here in solitary confinement. kerry sanders, nbc news, sanford, florida. >>> the u.s. secretary of congress john bryson resigned today 12 days after being involved in two hit-and-run car accidents in los angeles linked to a seizure he suffered. president obama thanked the 68-year-old bryson for his service. bryson said he's leaving to attend to his own health. bryson's doctor said he suffered what's known as a complex, partial seizure, which can affect memory. fallout today in the fight between congressional republicans and attorney general eric holder over a botched antigun running operation known as fast and furious one day after a house committee recommended that holder be held in contempt of congress the speaker john boehner signaled his backing for the action and hinted that the white house's use of executive privilege might involve some sort of a coverup. white house spokesman jay carney fired back and said today the administration isn't covering up anything. >>>

zimmerman told police it was self-defense. and early april zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder. that means a potential for life in prison. and then a few days later, zimmerman post bail and is free until today when he surrendered to police with 45 minutes left, you heard martin say. that zimmerman's trial is not expected to start until next year. we'll follow for you. >>> overseas now. a massive rescue and recovery operation is under way at the scene of a catastrophic plane crash. a plane crashed hours ago in a crowded residential neighborhood setting three homes on fire. emergency officials tell us all 153 people onboard were killed. cnn's reporter was near the scene aeearlier and told our sister network what he saw. >> the plane crashed in a heavily populated area where the houses are literally on top of each other. and so what we could see were just flames and pieces of wreckage and pieces of -- or just houses that had been demolished. >> as you can see in that video, police and fire crews are sifting through the

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 hearing, they lied. at least that is what the state maintains. >> why did they lie about it? why was it necessary for the defendant's wife to say they had no money when in fact she knew he had money

zimmerman. he will almost certainly have to testify at trial. he's the only person who really knows what happened between himself and trayvon martin. trayvon martin is deceased. everyone else in the case, all the witnesses are ear witnesses or partial eye witnesses. there isn't anyone so far that we know of that saw the whole thing. his credibility is key because the jury is essentially going dove do rely on, do you believe george zimmerman when he says that this is the way it happened between him and trayvon martin. if his credibility is impeached, even by something like this, it's a problem for him. >> both the prosecution and defense are fighting the media's efforts to get more of the documentation, more of the facts, more of the evidence released. what is behind that? i mean given that we have one man who can tell his side of the story, i mean you can see why we're all clamoring to get more details. >> if you go back to the bond hearing. marco marck o'mara was trying t all the information po

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

zimmerman is facing second- degree murder charges. authorities in florida rick released a 911 call that zimmerman's father made. >> it has not been 24 hours. >> can you give me the last time you saw him? >> around 8:30 p.m. >> unfortunately, by the time the call was made, to trayvon's pabody had been recovered. another hot one. adam caskey tell us where we are. hotter than yesterday. e>> we are two degrees shy of tying the record. i think we will exceed the record, 98. >> 96 already. >> yes. how do you like it outside? it will cool down starting tomorrow. you will feel the release next week. we will get into another unseasonably cool weather pattern by the nthe middle of next week. 14 hours 54 minutes of daylight. long history of the year. monday through saturday, longest day of the year. you are able to see if you patchy clouds developing. -- see a few patchy clouds developing here not enough to give us good shake out there. the intense sunshine will warm up. there you go. 96 at reagan national. 90 in gaithersburg. 99 in frederick. w

they say that shelley zimmerman, george zimmerman's wife lied when she represented to the court that their an indigent family and didn't have a lot of money to scrape together to secure bond for george zimmerman. well, the state apparently got hold of several phone calls between george zimmerman and his wife. and during those calls while they sort of speak in code about money -- >> i'm going to jump in real quick. trayvon martin's attorney is speaking out. >> we thinks the most important ruling so far in this entire case. >> reporter: you didn't think he deserved bond and he shouldn't have been let out. the prosecutors used the word "lie," and they didn't coat it over with any sugar here. >> we think this prosecution made a very compelling case that you all can listen to for yourself, and the judge listened to that testimony. based on the evidence before him, he made a ruling that he thought was appropriate based on the law. it is important that we consider to make everything based on the law. now, i will say that trayvon's mother and father have aalways maintained that the killer of

zimmerman is accused of murdering trayvon martin and february had been freed on $150,000 bail but the judge revoked the bond after prosecutors accused is zimmerman and his wife misleading the court about their finances. prosecutors said during a bond hearing zimmerman is wife lied about more than $100,000 raised online, defense attorney mark o'meara admits it may be difficult to get the judge to set bail again >>> it is a credibility question with mr. zimmerman and now that credibility has been attacked or tarnished, now he must rehabilitated >>> because of the credibility issue zimmerman attorney is not sure a judge would even agree to a bond hearing but it will apply for one on monday. simmons attorney says his client has been in hiding because of threats against his life. >>> he is worried about himself and his wife and family because of the enormous hatred that has spurred from the case. >>> because of the high-profile nature zimmerman will be housed in his own cell away from other inmates at seminole county jail. randall pinkston cbs news >>> jury selection begins tuesday in the

in his initial bond hearing in april, zimmerman said his family was broke. prosecutors later argued that zimmerman had the fact that he raised $135,000 in a defense fund. an attorney for the family says the issue questions zimmerman's credibility. zimmerman's lawyer plans to ask for a new hearing. >> you look at the statute, i think he is still entitled to a bond. however, having put something in front of the judge that the judge relied on that may not have been fully true is going to cause a concern. he's going to have to address that with the courts. >> zimmerman claims that he shot trayvon martin in self-defense. he's charged with second-degree murder. >>> today metro begins its countdown to a new service it says it will make thousands of commuters' trips to and from

george zimmerman admits he did the shooting. what is significant is that it's in his own words, and it's so fresh and so right after the event that, you know, you put a lot of credibility into this as the investigators begin to question him. we're going to play for you a sound bite here. and what has transpired is that george zimmerman described how he had the confrontation, initial contact with trayvon martin. trayvon martin has surprised him by jumping out of the bushes, he says. and let's pick it up with what george zimmerman says next. >> i was walking back through to where my car was, and he jumped out from the bushes. and he said, what the [ bleep ] is your problem, homey? and i got my cell phone out to call 911 this time. and i said, hey, man, i don't have a problem. and he goes, no, now you have a problem. and he punched me in the nose. as i -- i fell down. i tried to defend myself. he just started purchasing me in the face. i started screaming for help. i couldn't see. i couldn't breathe. and then he started taking -- >