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conclusions so you can decide for yourself, based on the evidence, what happened that night. today a leading forensic audio expert listened to george zimmerman's 911 call and weighed in on whether zimmerman uttered a racial slur when he got out of his suv to follow martin. it's only 1.6 seconds of audio, but it's important because the federal government is investigating this as a possible hate crime, and the audio in question could be a major piece of evidence. the fbi is certainly treating it that way. they are doing their own analysis of the tape. before we go any further, though, ...

This is the second. i hope to not go through the third. they say three strikes, you're out. i am praying we don't have another. >> two and out would be a good thing for you. you should be done. >> i am hoping to be done. >> and a few miles from stephanie's apartment, suzanne and her husband were riding out the storm in their bath tub. >> they were saying the tornado will be there in five minutes, three minutes. you're listening. the people on the radio were screaming about how horrible the storm looked. we were just sitting there, listening, and as we heard the winds rush over, we heard a tree...

That, shep. i spoke to somebody who has studied wake turbulence extensively today. he said she's kind of incursions where the planes get too close to one another on final approach happen anywhere from 40 to 50 times a year at airports like laguardia and here at reagan international airport where there is only a one runway. he says it can be dangerous because off times what happens when a pilot encounters wake turbulence is that they overreact. that was the case in november of 2001 in queens, new york, when the pilot of an american airlines a eye 300 encountered wake turbulence. it caused the v...

Libya. the latest on a possible no-fly zone and other steps the u.s. could take to try to help the rebels who want to topple qaddafi. plus -- >> space shuttle "discovery" now on final approach to the kennedy space center. more than 30 seconds to go. >> jon: the final, final approach for nasa's oldest surviving space shuttle. tonight, a look back at "discovery's" most memorable moments and where it is headed next. yellowbook has always been crucial to your business,

>> space shuttle "discovery" on final approach to kennedy space center. just more than 30 seconds to go. >> god, that always brings a tear to my eye when i see that shuttle come down for a picture-perfect landing. look at that, that is something to behold, a sentimental journey for the world's most traveled spaceship. we will catch you up with all the details.