Morning Express with Robin Meade

Good Morning! It's a busy Friday at "Morning Express with Robin Meade" on HLN.

George Zimmerman's lawyer is in court at 9am ET this morning.
He could face tough questions from the judge. This after learning Zimmerman's (now closed) legal defense website raised more than $200,000.
Now, Trayvon Martin's family attorney wants Zimmeman's bail revoked.
Zimmerman is not expected in court, but we are.
HLN is the place to get most extensive coverage of this case: HLNtv.com/TrayvonMartin
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One year ago, deadly tornadoes ripped through parts of the nation. Tuscaloosa, Alabama was hit hard. Hear from some of the first responders as they look back on that day.

Parents always say their kids "grow up so fast!" Take a look at this viral video where one dad made his daughter grow up in 2 minutes and 45 seconds. How's that for FAST?

Our Country Votes:
A big night for Mitt Romney. He swept all 5 states in last night's primaries.
So let's see, some issues we'll tackle for you this morning:
Will Gingrich or Paul concede?
Santorum says he'll support who?
And in what way does it look like Mitt Romney is setting his sights on the general election?
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President Obama takes on late night TV... some funny stuff... and some serious stuff as well. Catch the moments people will be talking about.
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'We knew something was wrong.'
Another flight forced back by birds. It's the second time in a week.
Hear more from passengers who were on the plane. Geez!
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A case of mad cow in the U.S. What it means if you're having milk with your cereal or planning Sloppy Joes for supper.
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An expensive penalty for a cheap shot. The suspension for Metta World Peace.
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The woman who says she donated her kidney to help her boss is not happy. We told you her story yesterday: she says she did it so her boss could move up the organ donation list, and then she got fired. Now hear her idea of payback.
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Many thanks to the folks with the T.J. Martell Foundation, helping raise money for leukemia, cancer and AIDS research. I spent Monday evening with them at their event in Nashville. Get the pics with some country hunks on my Twitter feed @robinmeade.

Good morning. Robin is off today. Natasha Curry has the lead.

There are new twists in the secret service prostitution scandal. Now a member of the military who's attached to the White House is implicated. And we'll tell you what we've learned about the woman who's responsible for bringing the scandal to light.
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Our Country Votes:
It's the biggest primary day since Super Tuesday. Five states hold contests today. We'll get you caught up.
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George Zimmerman has pleaded not guilty in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. He's shuttling between several secret locations. Why? He's getting threats.
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We're watching the trial of one-time political superstar John Edwards. The government's star witness will be on the stand today. Things could get nasty.
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Here's a name you haven't heard for awhile. Joran van der Sloot may soon be on his way to the U.S., where he would face charges related to the disappearance of Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway.
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Trying to lose weight? Maybe your food's just not big enough. We're looking at the surprising promise in a gadget that makes what you eat look hefty enough to turn down your appetite.
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New allegations against the New Orleans Saints. This time, it's about supposed high-tech hijinks that, if true, could put the team in hot water with the NFL... and the federal government.
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Looking forward to retiring and cashing in those Social Security checks? Question is: Will there be enough money left?
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Heartbreaking moments in the trial of the man accused of killing three members of Jennifer Hudson's family. The singer takes the stand, and breaks down.
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Also: the next great place to dig up platinum? Asteroids flying past the Earth; a woman who says she donated a kidney to save the life of her boss just got fired; a man is hailed as a hero after he used his body as a shield to protect kids from vicious dogs; and finally... how do you like your nachos? In Kansas, some folks prefer the two-and-a-half-ton plate.