Good morning. Robin is off today. Natasha Curry is here on what is turning out to be a huge news day.
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We now have a sense of how the case against the man who killed Trayvon Martin will be prosecuted. And we saw the first video of George Zimmerman since the shooting. He was in court to hear the charge against him. In a nutshell, he's accused of "profiling" an unarmed teenager who was not committing a crime.

We're all over this case. You'll hear reaction from the family... and more.
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Speaking of reaction, the U.S. has something to say about North Korea's failed rocket launch yesterday.
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A tragic standoff in California. A policeman is killed, and so is a person who tried to help him.
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Casey Anthony may not be able to hide out much longer. A judge ruled the civil case against her will go forward. Her lawyers were trying to get that defamation suit thrown out on technical grounds.
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We knew Rick Santorum had money problems. But we didn't know they were this bad.
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The Democratic strategist who complained that Mitt Romney's wife "never worked a day in her life" has apologized. But the controversy grew so large, even the president weighed in. And you may have something you'd like to say about this one. We'll be taking your comments.
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Will Drew Peterson's third wife be allowed to testify against him from beyond the grave? It's a distinct possibility. And it could mean Peterson's attempts to avoid a murder trial have failed. We'll explain.
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Also... hear the findings of engineers who were brought in to investigate the Indiana State Fair stage collapse – the Red Hot Chili Peppers are heading for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – a big-city mayor ends up in the hospital after saving a woman from a burning home – good news for men who drink beer (you'll tell your wives and girlfriends about this one) – you thought weddings were expensive? Wait 'til you hear what teens are paying to go to the prom these days – and finally - no more lingerie football? Say it ain't so.