good night. breaking tonight live pictures from stephenville, texas, where we just got the verdict in the american sniper. they went into the room around 6:30 eastern, 7:30 p.m. in texas. we the jury find the guest eddie

ray routh guilty of the charges in the indictment. >> to reaction with all of this we go first to casey see gall who has been covering this case throughout. casey, what was it like there tonight? >> once the jury we want back from lunch it went at break neck speed. the judge said they were going to move straight into the the jury was going to be handed the case and that's exactly what we saw. closing arguments lasted about two hours or so. each side getting a little more than an hour so speak and as they were going through the

prosecution showing those graphic crime scene photos and autopsy photos, members of chris kyle's family and chad littlefield's family weeping in court. at one point she got up and stormed out of the courtroom. she banged the courtroom door and everyone turned around to see what was going on. she was upset over the defense's assertion that eddie routh's mother should have told chris kyle that her son had violent tendencies and this threatened to kill his family before. taya was upset that chris kyle was texting his body chad littlefield with eddie ray routh when they were in the truck headed to the gun range today. that chris kyle even knew that something was not quite right with them.

no doubt, those families breathing a sigh of relief with this guilty verdict. now they say they can move on and get some kind of closure here. >> all right. thank you very much. let's go back to trace gallger who joins us live from los angeles. good evening trace. >> as you know the verdict was not a huge surprise but did not stop the families from the victims from holding hands and crying as the verdict was red. we had a producer inside the courtroom which told us after the verdict was red and after the judge sentenced him to life in prison, they got up and read victim impact statements. they were read in court and those were extremely emotional. after the statements, chad littlefield's mother came out and addressed the media. listen to her. >> for god to get justice on us on behalf of our son and as always god has proved to be faithful and we're so thrilled

that we had the verdict that we had tonight and thank you guys for being so compassionate and treating us with respect and honoring us. thank you very much. >> imagine, if you will, two years of excruciating pain for that family. the trial lasted some three weeks. on the other side of the specter, you had jodi routh who walked out of the courtroom devastated knowing her son would spent the rest of his life in prison. we had not heard from routh's sister who told her brother she loved him but hated his demon. texas governor tweeted justice chris kyle assailant convicted of murder. jury did not buy insanity defense. a texas jury finds guilty.

chris kyle has gotten to know him because of the "american sniper" movie. just so much tragedy across that entire courtroom on both sides of the table there. joining us now by phone is fox news producer jennifer gerten. she was in the courtroom from the very beginning of this to the very end. she watched all of it play out and they lynned to the victim impact statements right after the verdict. jennifer, this has been as we have said throughout a very emotional trial. not a surprising outcome but, boy, for these families what a horrible experience and journey this has been. >> yeah. martha. it's definitely been an emotional couple of week here. obviously, these family and friends have waited over two

years for this to go to trial and to get some sort of justice for their family members and today was an extremely emotional scene when the jury read the verdict, the judge read the verdict of guilty and said it would be sentenced to live in prison. it was extremely emotional as you can imagine. >> what about the victim impact statements, jennifer? >> we heard from chad littlefield's brother and father and they were obviously very emotional as well. they got up and stood and faced eddie routh who actually turned and looked and paid attention while they were talking. showed no emotion but actually appeared to listen to them. his brother told eddie these are the wisest two heroes, men who befriended you and you became an american disgrace and chad's dad pointed out he didn't know chad's name and now you

will have his name to remember him. and he spelled it out. it was quite a scene as you can imagine. >> his mother, as we just saw, chad little field's mom went out in front of the courthouse and thank everybody. she's just a lovely gracious woman. this is one of the -- it never should have happened. none of this ever should have happened and you look at this picture, this mugshot physically he has changed so dramatically from the skinny guy that he was when this happened bulked in two years of waiting for this trial to get underway but i guess the family's cried for so many reasons and part of it just relief, i would imagine, that this is finally over, this part of it, anyway. >> oh, yes. i'm sure that that's definitely the biggest part of t i mean, these families had to sit through so much brutal testimony and they were there every single

day. i mean chad little field's parents sat there every single day and looked at horrific pictures of the crime scene and look -- listen to the horrible testimony. and the multiple times when he said he didn't even know his name and all of those sort of things. chris kyle's family has been listening to all of this horrible testimony as well. i think a lot of is probably relief and obviously they are very happy with the verdicts they got today. >> i know marcus latrell was there throughout as well. was he there for the verdict? >> he was. he was sitting right behind me. he was sitting there with his wife. he's been on and off. he's been through a lot of it. his wife has been there every single day. he was there supporting his friend. >> and chad littlefield's wife lee an struck up a friendship on

the soccerfield with taya kyle and that's how they all met in the first place. >> that's right. their kids played sports to go and that's how they met. two guys -- taya testified early on in the trial they became instant friends. they got along. they meshed and they spent a lot of time together and chad of any a veteran. he like to help people. he would go out with these guys. yeah they were just good friends. >> two couples who should have been hanging out together for many years to come. what an end to all of this. thank you so much. eddie ray routh gave nothing on this his throughout this entire process. he appeared to be completely unaffected by all of it and

how -- just imagine what jennifer just described to us the moment when chad littlefield's father who had to sit in that courtroom and listen to eddie routh say i didn't even know the guy's name. i basically pumped bullets into him, i didn't even know his name. he look at eddie ray routh and said his name is chad littlefield and he spelled it out for him. in a wish that he would remember that name for the rest of his life and we now know that the rest of that life will be spent behind bars. it's a waste. this entire situation of these two men's lives who were spending the afternoon trying to help somebody and when you think about the fact that on the way there, they felt something wasn't right and they texted each other. this guy is straight-up nuts chris kyle said. watch my six said chad littlefield. watch my back, and boy, both of them were surprised and taken

down in the most dramatic and horrible fashion by the man that you see on the left-hand side of of your screen. what a case has been. judge alex ferrar has been tracking this case. your thoughts on this verdict? >> not a surprise, i guess. i think, you know, most people in the legal community thought that this was a difficult case to win even in light of the fact that all insanity cases are difficult to win. this one just had a lot going for the prosecution. the defense had a strange behavior and probably was banking on the fact that the public doesn't really totally understand the difference between somebody being mentally ill, crazy in their eyes and being legally insane under the eyes of the law, and i think that the best way to put it is that there are a lot of criminals who are mentally ill. there are a lot of criminals, you know you think of a serial

killer, you have to be mentally ill to be a serial killer or a pedophile. there's mental illness involved. they get prosecuted and convicted because they know what they are doing is wrong, so here you know the prosecution had a lot of ammunition to show he knew what he was doing was wrong. they had him fleeing the scene. they had him saying he wanted to apologize to the family. all this kind of behavior. they had comments from him that an insane person typically wouldn't make. een one of his doctors commented on that. as his story started unfolding it didn't always match-up. you know, when he started talking about in his confession to police, he thought they were going to take him down at the range when littlefield got behind him he got worried. later on we find out he said to the doctors he thought about shooting about both of them when he was in the car heading to the

range. decided against it because he thought he might get injured in the crash. that's a lot of logical thinking for a person who is insane. the prosecution's job was to educate the jury that legal insanity. this guy is nuts is the vernacular that we use when we say that guy is crazy but legal insanity is more than that. they had more than enough ammunition to show that this guy knew what he was doing what was wrong. he. >> he took off with the truck. look at my truck. >> you have to realize, of course, the defense is going to mount whatever defense they can. >> i got to go. i'm up against a break. i'll stand by more reaction, news conferences coming up as well. stay with us. we'll be right back with more of the ver in the "american sniper trial."

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the guilty verdict for the man who killed chris kyle and his friend, chad littlefield many of those reacting are navy s.e.a.l.s. a friend of chris kyle joins us tonight. clint, thank you very much for being with us. tell you about your relationship with chris. >> just like with the relationship with all of the other men an opportunity to serve with, their families, you get to know them and get to know the people that created them like wayne and debbie kyle. and and you know we're called to do this thing chris was called to do. like on that relationship with great affection and great inspiration. >> yes. i mean just what was your reaction when you see what

happened you look at the skill and intense training you go through as navy s.e.a.l.s. >> one of the things we do is just kind of get to go with whatever the mission is. the mission in that moment is just come around him and his family, and come alongside them and do what we do which is thank them forgiving us an opportunity to serve alongside such an amazing guy and love them through the next hours and days and months and years. after we all have to reconcile not having him with us anymore. once setting the battle rhythm on that, we think about what happened it's something we ask ourselves a lot of about but not at the expense of letting wayne and debbie know what kind of son they raised and letting taya know what kind of man she loved. and just amazing children he

raised, whileem. so we'll come to that. and how do we make sure it never happens again. mission one is tanning business bihis family. >> focus on his life and his family, and supporting them and just relishing every moment with them. thank you for speaking with us. >> it's minor in comparison to what chris did. up with of the things i loved is celebrating the marine corps. he loved supporting them. one of the things i will tell you this verdict is affirm validity and accountability. it's something washington, d.c. and private sector can embrace a little more accountability when

you do something wrong. he had a good faith and ffdz in the american people. i trust justice wins and i think it's something our leadership can learn and it's something our military loves and admires. >> clint bruce, thank you for calling in. we do appreciate it. >> you bet. >> we've got these reactions tonight from all of this, and the courthouse, as people filter out of there. we continue to watch the scene where all wrapped up tonight. you heard about this moment taya kyle shed tears and left the scene, earlier today, at out of frustration. so we're going to show you a little bit of the interview we did with her. we'll be back with more

>> i wanted to be here to represent chris, and i still want to embrace everything he came here to do with me. >> that was american sniper, chris kyle's widow, taya kyle on the red carpet. she flew from the courtroom in stephenville to l.a. to be there for that show where the movie was nominated for multiple awards. tonight a new chapter in the chris kyle story. eddie ray routh found guilty for murdering kyle and a workout buddy and friend of his, chad

littlefield. pete, it's good to have you with us tonight. this is just a tragic, tragic story. your thoughts on this outcome? >> well, first of all, taya kyle has been an amazing spokesperson for her husband. rock solid in carrying on his legacy and we're proud of how she's conducted herself throughout i hope she has a measure of close closure and peace. mr. routh deserves the same protections under the prosecution anyone would and veterans like chad and chris kyle served to protect. but now he's been guilty for capitol murder justice has prevailed and chip as way at this narrative that post

traumatic stress is what tipped the scales here. this guy was showing schizophrenic ten dense yeez, who knew at some level right from wrong and didn't see combat when overseas. i'm glad to see the jury coming down the way it did tonight. hopefully the families can move on in some way. >> it's a grant point you made, pete. because you, i take away from what you said that you don't want him to be seen someone who got messed up by being in the military. right? >> that is right. the film "american sniper" shows difficulties of a guy like chris kyle four deployments and impact on him and his family. how you manage to process that. and chris kyle says he deals with post traumatic stress but

doesn't necessaryily claim. and here is eddie routh, suffering from other mental disorders. and i think chris kyle represented the best of how we manage multiple tours, eddie ray routh tried to use post traumatic stress in some level that he knew he was doing and going to go to jail for the rest of his life. >> yes. >> pete, thank you very much. good to talk to you tonight. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us. >> so in just moments we'll show you the interview with taya

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sniper murders that happened in 2013. so we're expecting new video of some of the most powerful testimony that came from taya kyle when she was on the stand they're going to release it and we're working to get that turned around for you now. i had a chance to sit down with taya last month on this program and talk about the then-blockbuster movie. she's a terrific person and an emotional, strong woman, watch this. >> let me ask you a question chris. would you be surprised to tell you the navy credited you with over 160 kills? >> do you ever think that you

might have seen things or done some things over there that you wish you hadn't? >> oh that is not me. no. >> that is not you? >> i don't tell you enough i'm so proud of you. you're such a great father. >> are you not worried about what might happen? >> i'm willing to meet my creator. and answer for every shot i took. >> what where are you? germany? where?

>> i'm stateside. >> your home? what are you doing? >> i guess i just need a minute. >> what haunts me are all of the guys that i couldn't save. >> hey, hand me my daughter please, right now. >> i'm ready. >> oh, my god. i'm ready to come home. >> taya kyle is chris kyle's wife, she joins me now in the trailer, it's emotional enough for you and me, it's such an extraordinary story. i want to thank you on behalf of all of our viewers i know and

the american people your husband was an extraordinary man and the way he lost his life helping other people who had gone through difficult things in their own service is, was just horrible. and you wish that the outcome of this had been so much different but when you watch the movie for the first time it must have been so nerve wracking for you to want this to be portrayed accurately. >> it was. and i don't usually cry over this. grief is a weird thing. it hits you hard yes. interesting things, it's very natural, thank you. to see the movie. you know moments where i just watched it and saw bradley earlier today, he's warm and caring and i'm just grateful. i miss my husband. >> of course you do. when you see him and i wonder it's told from both sides of the story, you at home, and did you

feel when you saw the movie like you're getting a sense of what he actually went through? in a more-full way? . >> i don't know it was more full at that point. chris is good by little bit and little bit telling me more about his service, what he did. i started to get an understanding from other people as well while we're together in california before moving to texas. so it didn't feel unnatural to see it there. i just -- reliving it, certainly, they did such a good job making it so authentic. i got to live some of it which was beautiful, wonderful and painful all at once >> the book he finished the book just so everyone understands and the screenplay was written. tell us the timing. because that finished right before he was killed. right? >> it's true. jason hall just finished first

draft and texted chris, and chris texted back lol was the last thing and then he got news that he had been killed. jason and i went through stories and experiences emotions together. so it morphed over time. >> how about your children? will they see this? how much will they understand about their father's story? >> it's so interesting. they're elementary school age. it's not appropriate for them to see the movie yet. they know their dad is just their dad the one that held them to a high standard and loved them and laughs at them. it had nothing to do with his service, but they're aware of that. and we watched the trailer together, spent 45 minutes watching first trailer together. i didn't want them to see it on tv so we talked about it.

they had such strong faith and such a solid foundation. yes. they're doing pretty well. >> it will be a tribute to them. >> it's a great part of both of their lives. >> yes. thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> loved meeting her. she's a terrific person. what a day today has been for her as well. we're going to go live to the court house for what's happening there and arthur idell is here with the legal side of what happened in that courtroom tonight. blp you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here?

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sentencing phase to try to its necessary because if the jury came back with a not guilty verdict there is one sentence, live in prison without parole the prosecution wanted to give family members on the stand and let eddie ray routh now. you talked about chad littlefield's parents. routh admitted he didn't know chad littlefield's name when he murdered him. tonight his dad leaned down and said now you know my son's name and he spelled it out. l, i, t, t, t, l, e, f, i, e, l, d. this is one of the moments you realized what these poor people

have been going through his mom spoke about two years offing aonof agony. i had a chance to look at taya kyle. there are moments they'd just sit there and sob. judy littlefield would sit there and rub her husband's leg i'd see them exchanging glances and that is what we experienced tonight once getting word the jury had reached a verdict. they were holding hands and there were tears shed as the judge read what the 12 member jury decided, guilty on a capitol murder charge. it's just been a fascinating night in terms of the way this panned out, martha. and no doubt we're hoping to hear from more of the victims' families in the days, and weeks,

to follow. >> joining me to react to this is arthur idalla, and i was looking at the closing arguments here from the state. and they were ares very heart felt. he said he survived four tours of duty in iraq came home unscatheed and died face down in the dirt in a luxury shooting range. it was awful, bloody and a senseless crime. >> arthur, as we've said there wasn't too much of a contest here. everybody knew who pulled the trigger in this crime but it was a very deliberate and brutal crime. he shot them at close range. and most of the bullets were gathered in one area, on both of them. you know?

the back. >> that is why you call it execution or assassination? your heart goes out for chad he is helping out a buddy. he wasn't really trying to help the defendant. just going along for a ride here, he's dead. he's 36, married with a daughter. and you're right. it's senseless. and it stinks all the way around. >> when you look at the way this trial was carried out, mark, any thoughts on how both sides did in presenting these cases? >> well, defense had a really tough time. they knew the chances of this jury in texas or anywhere for that matter going along with the

defense's theory is probably so low, it approached almost no real value. jurors are not supposed to consider what the outcome of the verdicts will be in terms of sentencing but everyone of those jurors, ten women, two men knew that if they were to go along with the defense, if they did it would go to a mental hospital and once a doctor says it's okay to be released there was a chance he would get out, and be amongst society, that was never going to happen. >> mark? >> i just want to ask. mark brings up a good point. there was an effort on the part of the defense to move the trial because it was happening in this area and right in the middle of american sniper mania. all across america. would that have made a difference? >> no. that is going to be the biggest grounds of appeal. i find it interesting jurors wanted to get into that jury room and reached a quick

verdict. >> i'll tell you why. >> maybe they knew what they wanted to go by the end of the summations. >> absolutely. i think what they did is sending a message to the victims' family we can't bring your family member back or do anything but give you a guilty verdict. >> one thing from a procedural point of view, we heard for me in part is a foreign concept. there is usually a delay. weeks between the verdict and sentencing. but usually, like under the circumstances, when your name is insanity, the defense attorney will ask the judge to make sure you note my client gets mental treatment when incarcerated. you also want to be consistent in claims i didn't hear that. also, in the state i practice in new york when you poll the

jury you ask every juror what is your verdict? they say guilty, guilty, guilty. not was your verdict unanimous. >> it's procedural things. >> it doesn't make a difference. >> just making observations clear. >> one thing i want to make clear is that this defense we've learned rarely ever works. but statistically in the case of american heros the chance of -- a 2% work my work goes down is less than a fraction of 1%. >> no sympathy. >> none. >> correct. he didn't seem to object to the outcome. he apparently looked at chad hillfield's dad and listened to every word he said when speaking to him. strange. so we're going to continue with this. thank you, guys. new reaction to the verdict we've been talking about in the american sniper trial.

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breaking tonight the after nearly three weeks of testimony, a texas jury spending only a few hours before returning a guilty verdict in the american sniper case as it came to be called we're getting reaction from another well known vet. hi, trace. >> you know, it's important to note that when the judge read the verdict and sentenced eddie ray routh he said to the jury you're free to go and speak to the media or not. so far we've heard nothing from

the media. we're getting important reaction from across the country. one, the governor of texas at the time of the murder was a state attorney general. tweeted quote justice, the jury did not buy insanity defense, marcus latrell tweeted quoting here justice served for chris and the littlefield families. to eddie ray routh you thought he had ptsd before? wait until the boy independent of corrections find out you killed a texas hero. then, a group called boot campaign. a texas jury finds eddie ray routh guilty in the murders of chris kyle and chad littlefield maybe the most important statement might have come between don littlefield as well

as eddie routh. he says he wanted to become a real man but destroyed the community. told eddie he was trying to help you. he gave you this time because he liked you and he spelled his name. eddie ray routh said he did not know his name before he thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years.

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do you ever think that you might have seen things or done some things that you wish you hadn't? >> oh, that is not me, no. >> what is not you. >> i was just protecting our guys. they were trying to kill our soldiers and i'm willing to meet my creator and ask for every shot that i took. the thing that haunts me are the guys i couldn't save.

>> that is from the movie "american sniper". our coverage of the guilty verdict in the american sniper trial will continue tomorrow morning. you look at tay. >> caller: you look at the little field family and one chapter of the pain that they have suffered and endured has ended tonight. it will be the beginning of the next chapter in beginning to live without the two men you see on the screen. out for the afternoon trying to help another vet deal with ptsd. it turned ugly and fatal to these two men. chris kyle is an american hero and i will be remembered as such. make sure to join me tomorrow. last month you can see that as well. thanks for being with us. we will see you in the morning.

have a good night. >> tonight on red eye. coming up on red eye as north korea sees the fast and furious movery. who does joe biden hold spop for can selling his favorite tv show selfie. >> i am confident it's the president's fault. >> which president was the hello kitty fanatic? >> i am filling in for greg gutfield, who claims he will be hosting this show tomorrow. let's welcome our guest. you can't spell