BLITZER: We now know when the man accused of killing a 17-year-old specifically Trayvon Martin, will go on trial. Lisa Sylvester's monitoring that some other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. What's the latest, Lisa?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, George Zimmerman's trial will get underway on June 10th. The neighborhood watch volunteer is charged with second degree murder in February shooting of Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman has pleaded not guilty in the case that sparked protest across the country. He claims Martin attacked him and he shot him in self-defense. Prosecutors say Zimmerman is the one who attacked the teenager. And the largest for profit college in the U.S. is downsizing. The University of Phoenix is closing 115 of its locations. Fourth quarter profits for the university's parent company, the Apollo Group, have nose dived 60 percent. The closings will impact about 13,000 students. But that's just 4 percent of the university's enrolment since many students actually take courses online. And the wounded Pakistani girl who has captivated the world with her courage continues to make progress at a British hospital. Doctors say 14-year-old Malala Yousufzai is responding well to treatment. She was shot in the head by militant Taliban gunmen just for going to school. Another girl who was shot in the same attack tells CNN, quote, "God willing I will continue my education."</s>KAINAT AHMED, WOUNDED PAKISTANI STUDENT (through translator): Girls education here is more important than boys because boys can have any job they want but girls cannot. I want to tell all the girls to continue their mission to get an education.</s>SYLVESTER: Wow. These girls are just so brave. What happened to mala and her school friend is touching actress and activist Angelina Jolie. She is donating $50,000 to the "Women in the World Foundation for Girls Education Award" in Malala's honor. You can't say enough about this, Wolf. What courage.</s>BLITZER: I agree. Thanks so much.
George Zimmerman's Trial Set for June; University of Phoenix Closing 115 Locations; Pakistani Girl Responding to Treatment