COSTELLO: We're coming up on 30 minutes past the hour. Checking top stories now, George Zimmermann will go on trial next year starting June 10th. He's accused of second degree murder in the death of Trayvon Martin. This morning Zimmerman's attorneys went before a newly appointed judge to work out the dates. Zimmerman maintains he shot Trayvon Martin in self defense. We've been following the story of Malala, the Pakistani school girl shot by the Taliban, and now getting medical treatment at a British hospital. But she wasn't the only one hit in the assassination attempt. CNN's Reza Sayah got an exclusive interview with Malala's classmate from her hospital bed.</s>REZA SAYAH, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Do you regret standing up against the Taliban now that you've been hurt?</s>KAINAT AHMED, WOUNDED IN THE ATTACK ON MALALA YOUSUFZAI (through translator): No, sir, I don't regret it. God willing, I will continue my education.</s>SAYAH: What do you want the world to know?</s>AHMED (through translator): Girls education here is more important than boys because boys can have any job they want and girls cannot. I want to tell all the girls to continue their mission to get an education.</s>COSTELLO: Wow. The name of the girls' school is being changed to Malala Public High School. No injuries or major damage reported after a 4.0 earthquake struck near Hollis Center, Maine. It was felt across much of New England like in this meeting room. You can see the camera shake a little bit. And then the woman speaking pauses and looks around thinking, yes, what was that? Some people say their homes shook for nearly four seconds. One college student telling the "Boston Globe" it was nothing like in the movies. No books falling or anything, just some shaking going on. We've heard what the pundits had to say. Now you will hear from voters. Our panel dissects last night's debate.
Zimmerman Trial Date Set for June; Second Girl Shot by Taliban Speaks Out