and some eyewitnesses have said. it is my conclusion to a reasonable degree of scientific certainty that s not the voice of george zimmerman. reporter: the case was so badly mishandled by police that the state prosecutors and the fbi have to go back over all of the evidence. the forensics, the dna, talking to eyewitnesses again. all of this ahead of a possible grand jury on april 10th. we learned that five weeks after trayvon martin was shot, his girlfriend on the phone with him that night has still not yet with investigators. matt gutman, abc news, sanford, florida. and the government has cleared the way for ground beef suppliers to voluntarily label products that contain the beef filler known as pink slime. meanwhile, the governor of iowa is asking for a congressional investigation into what he calls a smear campaign against the product he says is healthy and safe. and a pennsylvania-based ground beef processor has filed for bankruptcy partly because of lost profits over recent
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illness containing bacteria. we know this is an extremely effective tool to eliminate if not reduce that completely. a group of governors are banning together to support the ailing industry and hope to persuade grossed out consumers and grocery store owners the product is safe to consume. for over 20 years i m proud to say i and my family have been eating it. some are lashing out at the media blaming them for the fallout. you owe it to the consumers to report the facts. let pink slime become a term of the past. and one lawmaker puts it simply. dude, it s beef. the u.s. department of agriculture says the finely textured beef is safe to eat de. despite that, hundreds of school districts have demanded the beef filler be removed from school lunch programs. in new york, elizabeth prann, fox news.
they will know the outcome. jenna: that is the truth. to be a fly on the wall of any room in the world right now that would be the room. tim, always appreciate your expertise. thank you. jon: supporters of the beef industry are rolling out a new slogan and no surprise it does not involve the two words, pink slime. dude, it s beef. i hope that dude, it s beef catches on. here s the beef, dude. [laughter] [applause] jenna: where did they get the dude from? i m the calfornian here. jon: they re not saying that anymore. jenna: dude, this is totally a big story. jon: not a midwestern phrase? governors from three meat-producing states making a push to convince consumers that beef filler is safe. jenna: you need is a dollar and a dream. huge lines forming around the country today to buy a chance at a record jackpot, if you won half a billion dollars, what would you do? open all kinds of businesses to put a lot of people to work.
before it hits four bucks? some like it hot, new research on spicy foods finds you can t beat the heat when it comes to your health. our medical expert on where the benefits to your heart really might kick in. jenna: speaking of food, let s talk a little bit about this. how worried should you be about the so-called pink slime in your hamburger and should we be using that term? a simple definition what we re talking about is a beef filler. it is often mixed with regular ground beef. this week the sole company that makes it was temporarily put out of production at most of its plants after a lot of criticism over this ingredient. now leaders of at least four states are planning to tour the only plant still in operation in producing it as a sign of support. so what is the deal here? is this filler safe to eat or not? janet reilly is the senior vice president for public affairs at the american meat institute. dr. cathleen london is a family practice physician