landing today at the big apple. if you're flying into jfk today, you could get an interesting look. i just gave it away. >> you can watch those pictures over and over again. a piggybacking 747 and a shuttle? sweet stuff. let's get started off the top of the hour here. up first, a six-figure shocker in the trayvon martin case. legal experts say it's something that could land trayvon martin's killer george zimmerman back in jail. zimmerman's attorney mark o'mara told anderson cooper that he just found out his client has over $200,000 in online donations, but the judge was told zimmerman had very little money when the bail was set this wee week. >> he asked me what do with his paypal accounts. i asked him what he was talking about. and he said those are the accounts that had the money from the website he had and that there was about $200,000, $204,000 that had come in to date. i don't think judge lester will believe i misled him. i told him what i knew at the time which is exactly what i was aware of. >> martin, there was a hearing scheduled for this morning, it wasn't supposed to be about this issue, but the issue today could almost only be about this money. >> there's no question this will dominate the conversation inside the courtroom. just when you think anything -- or there is something called a routine hearing, you get surprised by this. a $200,000 bombshell, as you point out. that's because a week ago, there we were inside the courtroom, george zimmerman's attorney was arguing you need to reduce bond because george zimmerman has no money, he doesn't have a job, his wife has no job. his family has no money. then lo and behold he was sitting on $200,000. this was money coming in from the website he had set up, donations from all across the country and all around the world. what will the impact be on the judge that granted that bond? mark geragos spoke about that on ac 360 last night. >> he's setting a bond at 150 over the prosecution's objections, and the prosecutor is asking for a million bucks and it turns out this guy has got $200,000 in an account, you know, i know a lot of judges who would remand the guy back into custody immediately. and i'll tell you why. because one of the things is, they want to make sure somebody is not going to flee and that the bond secures. >> now the attorneys that represent the family of trayvon martin are saying that it shows you cannot trust george zimmerman. it does not look good in any way, shape or form and as you say it will probably dominate the hearing. >> we move on, i do want to mention he was in a form of protective custody. it's my understanding that you don't often have access to the internet. is there a possibility, martin, i'm not suggesting that you were watching him, is there a possibility that the defendant might not have even known what he had before going into the hearing? >> you know, it is possible. we really don't know. he two websites set up. one was the realgeorgezimmerman.com and the other was justiceforgeorge.com. whether he was able to monitor them while in hiding, we don't know. last week over and over the prosecution kept asking family members how much money is in those accounts? everybody said they didn't know. somebody must have known. >> we may find out today in this hearing. certainly a lot of questions to be asked. martin savidge, thank you very much. john edwards, the defense team for john edwards trying hard to tear down the government's star witness. former aide andrew young taking the stand for the fourth day. he admitted he used much of $19 million in campaign supporter money to build his dream house in north carolina not to cover up an affair edwards was having with his videographer rielle hunter. some real ugliness coming out from boston bruin fans after that team was eliminated by the nhl playoffs. joel ward scored the winning score. there were some racist tweets, the n word scores again and we riot. we lost to a hockey playing n word? larry holter, host of the sports hangover, will talk about the comments and how the league has reacted to these tweets. the investigation into the secret service is expanding this morning, this after agents allegedly paid for strippers before president obama's visit to el salvador last year. an alleged eyewitness said the agents told him, hey this happens all the time. >> conversations i heard, they bragged about it. how good was the night, the country. that's -- i heard that more than once. >> cnn cannot independently confirm the allegations. the secret service responded to the report saying they are following up on the allegations in an appropriate manner. here's one of those stories you like to hear. 48 philadelphia transit workers just hit a powerball jackpot worth $172 million. why aren't we in that pool? the winning septa employees range from janitors to accountants to managers. they had been pooling their lottery money for quite some time now. this big win creating a serious buzz in the building. >> by 1:00 this afternoon, this buzz went through this 20-story office building. did you hear? 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[ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ . it will be a majestic sight in new york city if the clouds break up. the space shuttle "enterprise" will make its final flight to new york city on the deck of a 747. the shuttle will fly over several new york city landmarks before touching down. it is set to take off from dulles airport at washington, d.c. at 9:30 a.m. eastern. athena jones is there. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the shuttle behind us attached to the 747. i promise it's there. you won't be able to see it until the sun comes up. you may not know the "enterprise" is the first shuttle but it never flew in space. instead it was used for a whole bunch of flights, test flights and other tests over the course of about two years in the '70s after it was rolled out in 1976. originally it was supposed to be called "the constitution" in honor of the bicentennial of the united states in '76. but a write-in campaign by "star trek" fans got them to change the name to the "enterprise" after the starship enterprise in that show. later today we will see not so much the folks here in d.c. tweeted t ee eed treated to a w sight a few weeks ago when "discovery" was attach to the same airplane flying past several monuments here. today it will be you guys up in new york that get treated to the big show. once the flight takes off 9:30, it will fly past the statue of liberty, fly up the hudson river. so everybody on the west side will get a great view of the shuttle atop this airplane, as it passes the intrepid sea and airspace museum and ends up at jfk airport where there will be a private ceremony there. over the next couple weeks, it will be put on a barge, eventually make its way over to the intrepid where they will build a whole pavilion around it. a big show later this morning up there, christine. >> athena jones, all right. i'll have my eyes peeled up the west side. thank you very much. >> i can't wait for that. my kids love the intrepid. eventually when it gets there, it will be awesome. >> watching the planes coming off the intrepid decks a they're making room for the "enterprise". >> the big cranes. is it nerdy? i don't know the kids adore this stuff. parents probably like it more. >> 13 minutes past 5:00 on the east coast. the last time this happened, reynolds wolf, the weather was a real scuttle for the shuttle as it was trying to make its way to new york. >> today it will cooperate better but they have to hurry. we do see some weather that will forming further out towards the west. first let's begin with what's happening in the central rockies, even into the great plains. a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 4:00 a.m. local time. speaking for parts of denver and the mountain state, they had rough weather yesterday. look at this video. this video actually from twin bu bu butte, colorado. the rain coming down. two tornadoes reported in the area, and you have the hail, quite a bit of hail can and will be produced in the state. let's go right back to the weather computer. as we do so, we'll show you what's happening in parts of the great lakes. prevailing wind from the northwest. seeing that residual snow fall. we go from the snow to the cool temperatures around the great lakes. lows in the 20s and 30s. further south, you will run into arm warmer air, especially carolina. 75 towards lexington. the national temperatures, a bit warmer in texas. 90 in dallas. 83 in new orleans. 83 in miami. best chance of severe weather in the central plains today. potential of strong thunderstorms, hail and maybe a few isolated tornadoes. back to you in new york. >> thank you, reynolds wolf. appreciate it. time to check the stories making news for thank you morning. a potential bombshell in the trayvon martin case. shooter george zimmerman could be going back to jail. according to his lawyer, zimmerman raised more than $200,000 in online donation force his defense, the judge didn't know that when he set bail. legal experts say when the judge is told about the cash today he could revoke zimmerman's bail. >> take a good look at a new photo being released of missing ft. bragg soldier. police in north carolina are releasing this last-known picture of kelly bordeaux. they say the outfit she was wearing in the picture is the same one she was wearing on the night she disappeared. the 23-year-old combat medic has not been seen since she left a fayetteville bar in the early morning hours of april 19th. 9,000 marines are shipping out of japan. it's part of a deal the u.s. made with japanese officials. the residents of okinawa wanted them gone, angry over criminal activity including the rape of a 12-year-old by three marines. look at this video. two elderly sisters thrown to the ground when a thief snatches one of their purses. an 84-year-old woman was helping her 96-year-old sister on to a wheelchair ramp on a bus in boca raton when a guy on a scooter came by, snatched and made off with the purse. both women were hurt from the fall. the 96-year-old woman has two broken ribs. that purse was filled with more than $1,200 in cash and $6,000 in jewelry. there is a ray of light in this story. the 19-year-old suspect has been arrested. he's now facing charges of robbery and aggravated battery and get this -- it was his own father, police say, who turned him in on his birthday. wow. >> can you imagine? 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"the bottom line" tomorrow morning 8:30 eastern. what are you covering? >> covering student loans. i want you to listen what kind of choices are limited with student debt. >>