but i will be willing to do everything in my power, to help this community like i always do. >> he had come under criticism in the miami community for his castro comments. the marlins new ballpark is in pl little havana. president obama is on his way to florida, an economic speech on the so-called buffett rule. he is expected to talk about how it will make for a fairer tax code and how the rich will find it harder to find loopholes. former president, george w. bush, says the buffett rule is a bad idea. he spoke at a bush institution economic forum in new york. he said increased taxes on the very rich are an attack on job creators. >> i wish they weren't called the bush tax cuts. if they were called somebody other body's tax cuts, they are probably less likely to be raised. if you raise taxes, you are taking money out of the pockets of consumers. it is important for policy makers to recognize all the data about taxes causes capital to stay on the sidelines. >> the bush tax cuts are set to expire at the end of the year. >> gary stein said he will fight his discharge. he posted comments on facebook critical of president obama. this is what he told soledad o'brien this morning. >> i am hear to uphold the constitution against foreign and domestic. i never disobeyed an order. i was never told not to do media interviews. i was never told not to write on redstate.com. i was never told not to do my own personal thing i was never told that. >> he is asking a federal judge to stop the discharge and says it violates his free speech rights. protest rallies over trayvon martin's death and george zimmerman's fate. it could come down to one prosecutor's decision, angela corey. she will decide whether or not he will face charges. she ruled out presented his case to a grand jury. she could announce her decision at any moment. for the first time, zimmerman is speaking out on his website, the real george zimmerman.com. zimmerman posts i have been forced to leave my home, my school, my employer, my family and ultimately my entire life. he is asking for doe nathss for his legal fund and living expenses. >> a stunning confession in tulsa, oklahoma, in the shooting rampage. the suspects, 19-year-old jake england and 33-year-old alvin watts, according to police reports, england has confessed of shooting 3 of 5 victims. watts to the other two. the two allegedly gunned down a pair of strangers at these four locations. three killed, two wounded, all of the victims were after cain american. police are not saying whether they believe the shootings were racially motivated but prosecutors he are reviewing whether hate crime is appropriate. another worker in hot water. david foley, a top official of the general services administration has been placed on administrative leave. he is the eighth staffer to be disciplined. he appears in a video joking about the lavish spending at a 2010 conference. there is also video of gsa workers mocking president obama's clean energy exam pain. more than $800,000 of taxpayer money was spent on mind-readers, clowns and music videos. >> heavy chelishelling continue syria on the day the government promised to withdraw their forces from all cities and towns. opposition groups say at least 45 people have been killed, at least 160 died yesterday. president bashir alazon had agreed to a deadline to withdraw his troops today and a full cease-fire on tuesday. in the meantime, a special envoy arrived in turkey to visit a refugee camp. accompanying him are senators john mccain and joe lieberman. live reports from the border in 30 minutes. suicide attacks killed at least 18 people and wounded 27. targets were police officers and local government officials. among the victims, at least seven police officers and a police chief was among the wounded. the attacks were carried out in the western and southern parts of the country. in norway, the man accused of killing 77 people was sane at the time of the massacre. that's the assessment of two court-appointed psychiatric experts in the report. it says that anders breivik was not psychotic at the time of the attacks and does not suffer from a psychiatric condition. he is charge with killing eight people in a bomb attack in oslow and gunning down 69 others on a nearby island. he has pleaded not guilty. his trial is set for next monday. a new study is raising questions about the safety of dental x-rays. the study published this week in the journal of cancer shows that people who have had dental x-rays frequently are more likely to develop a noncancerous brain tumor. this is not the to prove that but supports previous research. in a state, the american dental association noted potential flaws and encouraged further research. >> smart phone theft is on the rise. the fcc and lawmakers are stepping in. they met and announced a plan to stop from using your smart phones here are some details. wireless providers will work to initiate a data bates that will prevent smart phones from being used and those stolen are deactivated. they are working with law enforcement to show consumers they have their backs. watching and waiting. all eyes on sanford, florida. where charges may come down today on jornl zimmerman. martin savidge live next. first, it was like something out of a movie, a bus driver and a teen working together to stop a hit-and-run driver. take a look at this surveillance video just into cnn. a car driving on a road in pennsylvania hits a cyclist and flees the scene. fast-acting witnesses come to the biker's rescue. you will see it there, including the bus driver who cuts the hit-and-run driver off. it stopped that car in its tracks. >> the biker stood up and signaled to me to follow the guy i assume to get his license plate. that's what i tried to do. >> at that time, i blocked the bridge with the bus and he couldn't get around the bus. >> the cyclist was left bruised but just happy to be alive. thanks to the bus driver and the other witness. he was 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[ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go national. go like a pro. george zimmerman, will he remain free or face charges for the shooting death of trayvon martin? that is the big decision. the decision is for angela corey. her decision could come at any time. in the meantime, george zimmerman seems to be building up his defense funds through his website, the real george zimmerman.com. this is the first time we are hearing from him. let's head straight to martin savidge, who is following all of these developments in sanford, florida. martin, have you spoken with zimmerman's attorney or his family and friends about the website? >> reporter: only to the point we wanted to authenticate that it really was his website. they say, yes, it is. the defense team had launched their own, zimmermandefense.com. they have decided to take that down and it is being replaced by therealgeorgezimmerman.com. he says his entire life changed dramatically, as it did for the trayvon martin family, it should be pointed out, on the night of the shooting when it happened on february 26th. he says as a result of the media attention that has been brought to bear, he has had to leave his home, his job, doesn't have any income coming in. all of this is to make an appeal for people to donate, not just to a potential defense fund but to donate to allow him to continue having a lifestyle. you can conveniently make those donations. we don't know, even though there is a lot of traffic on that website, how much money he could be pulling in. there is potential. we know one group last week donated about $10,000 from texas. there have been reports of money coming in from all around the world. we will just have to see and fry and keep tabs on that. >> what's trayvon martin's family saying about this? >> the first thing they said was that trayvon martin himself could not have a website but there is a website that has been started as far as trying to get the message out about trayvon martin. they too are troubled by the fact that money is being raised, money that will go to try to keep george zimmerman if he was to be charged from serving any time or going to jail. they are not real thrilled. >> i bet not. last question, tell us about this police car with the bullet hole found in the neighborhood. >> reporter: this is actually very troubling, carol. despite all the weeks that have gone by, despite the tremendous tensions in sanford and elsewhere, despite all the number of protests, there has never been any violence or problem. that changed early this morning, 4:30 by the time we were arriving here outside the police station. apparently, someone opened fire on a sanford police car parked outside the neighborhood where trayvon martin had been killed. there was no police officer in that vehicle at the time. it was struck anywhere from four to possibly six times, shattering the glass and pumping into the sides. clearly, a very, very troubling site. that school was parked in front of an elementary school. someone is using a weapon. whether they knew there was anybody in the vehicle, we don't know. >> still disturbing. martin savidge reporting live from sanford, florida. the issue of whether or not george zimmerman will face charges is complicated, especially in the light of florida's stand your ground law. paul cal an is a criminal defense attorney and also a prosecutor. welcome, paul. >> nice being with you, carol. >> nice that you are here. the prosecutor, angela corey, decides, no grand jury. tell us why this is significant? >> it is very significant, because a lot of times, prosecutors try to use a grand jury to kind of pass the buck to the grand jury. if the grand jury decides to dismiss the case, it is up to the grand jury. if they decide to indict, they say, well, we presented it to ordinary citizens and they said indict. here, angela corey has taken this case on her own shoulders and she will bear responsibility and public praise or criticism for whatever she does. she can't blame it on a grand jury. >> you know what many experts say. this means she has made her decision and she will fire charges against zimmerman. >> well, it does seem to suggest that direction. the reason i say that is because a lot of times in controversial cases, if there is going to be a dismissal, prosecutors will use the grand jury as an excuse to get the dismissal. the fact that she has held on to the case would suggest maybe she is going to return charges. i would raise one other thing. her predecessor, the state attorney who originally veend the grand jury and she was appointed by the government to take his place, he said he was going to use the grand jury as an investigative tool to develop facts in the case. the fact she is not using the grand jury for that purpose suggests the investigation is complete and she is ready to make a decision. if i were a betting person, i would bet charges are going to be filed. >> let's say charges are filed. george zimmerman gets his day in court. this story has exploded into a national debate. rallies, vigils everywhere, how could he possibly, george zimmerman, get a fair trial? >> you are right, carol. the passion surrounding this case are as great as any case i can remember, maybe as far back as the o.j. simpson case. how do you get a fair trial in that situation, very, very difficult. bear in mind, this case won't go to trial for at least another nine months to a year. passions will have subsided a bit. we have a lot of mechanisms for picking juries. you can bring them in from outside the county, move the trial to another county, and you can also carefully screen the jury. ultimately, you wind up with a jury that is generally familiar with the faks cts of the case b hopefully will base their decision on the evidence and not the passion an the tabloid headlines. >> if you are a betting man, do you think she will make her decision today? does she just want to get it out of the way, the pros cue tore i am talking about. i'm intrigued by this. >> i think there is a good possibility she will make her decision today but if not today, certainly within a very, very short time frame. a week or so. i would be surprised if it went beyond that. if she needed to develop more fact, why wouldn't she use the grand jury as a subpoena? what people don't understand is that only grand juries or courts can authorize the issuance of subpoenas to get evidence in a case. a prosecutor can't do that. she doesn't need the grand jury here. i think she is saying he sh is done. you might see it today or the very, veneer future. probably charges but most definitely a decision. >> we will keep our eyes on sanford, florida. paul callan, good to get your insights. >> charles manson may have a chance at freedom. debra tait will testify to stop that. the sister of manson's most famous victim, sharon tait, joins us live next. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. charles manson is up for parole again. the 12th and possibly last chance for the 77-year-old manson to get out of prison. he may not be eligible for parole again until the year 2027. manson's crimes are some of the most gruesome and most famous in american history. nine murders in all. most of them orchestrated by manson and carried out by his so-called family. the most famous was the murder of pregnant actress, sharon tate, and friends at her los angeles home. joining me now is debra tate, sharon tate's sister and a leading advocate for victims rights. welcome. >> thank you. >> you are going to be there for the hearing tomorrow? >> yes, i am. >> what will you say? >> i never know exactly what i'm going to say. i usually respond to whatever is being read out of the statements of his mentally valuations, et cetera, et cetera. i've been going for the last 15 years. for the last 15 years, he has chosen not to come into the room with me. so i'm hoping that heel show up this time and then i will have a lot more to say. >> why are you hoping he shows up this time? >> i think that -- i think that he needs to look into our eyes, victims' eyes, and see the pain that he has caused. i think that that is something that is essential to his coming to peace perhaps before he passes, as you said. this is probably going to be his last parole hearing. >> when you think of charles manson, you think of absolute evil. you don't think that he wants any forgiveness for what he has done. i mean, do you think there is something in there? >> i like to think that there is something in there, in everybody. however, this is a tough man. i don't think that he has come to grips with what he is and what he has done in the past. i am just hoping that he chooses to do so and understand the magnitude and gravity of his crimes before he goes to meet his maker. >> if these new pictures, mug shots came out of charles manson at the age of 77, a lot of fascination of people looking at those pictures, why do you think that is? >> there is a unique social icon kind of a thing that goes along with the manson family. they have made murder popular. they have more followers than they have ever had. there have been murders done in their name. quite frankly, i do not understand it. i understand there are a lot of young people that are looking for something to believe in but i don't see how you could possibly think this man is leadership material. i don't get it. >> leave us with an image of your beautiful sister. >> thank you. >> just tell us about her. tell us about the victim's families and what they are left with so people don't admire creeps like charles manson. >> sharon was obviously extremely beautiful on the outside. what people don't know is that there was an equally magnificent soul, a beautiful creature on the inside. she would give you the shirt off her back. she would go to great lengths to help mentor or position young people around her. she was actually going to be a psychologist, had this profession not worked for her. she was very much into helping the underdog. she was a magnificent soul. >> and you are a magnificent sister going into that room to make sure he stays in prison for the past 15 years. you are something else. >> thank you so much. >> debra tate, thank you for being with us this morning. >> you are welcome. >> marlins manager, ozzie guillen faces an immediate five-game suspension. what he said about fidel castro, that led to this firestorm. that's still ahead. ould go broke with imports? 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