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as endine comes in here as a 15-year-old boy. enters the courtroom, he will be treated as an adult. in may a judge refused to send oxendine case to juvenile court. his family was disappointed yet realistic. >> it wasn't fear fair but got o with what they say. >> reporter: court documents say that oxendine who was 14 at the time, had an ongoing dispute with 15-year-old markel williams. it's there that police say oxendine stabbed williams three times. williams left school grounds and was found in the 2800 block of north di duplan street before dg from his injuries. >> if he can take adult action, he can be tried as an adult. that is all. >> reporter: the defense claimed that oxendine feared for his life saying he was being bullied by williams and williams had threatened to kill his mother and father. >> do you believe that his son believed him. >> reporter: oxendine had a history of fighting in school and was at suspension when he showed up at lamel and stabbed williams three times . in the may hearing, the two boys were friends an

and later, gerry connolly holds a town hall meeting endin virgi.on c-span tomorrow morning, the federal communications commission will hold a meeting on the wireless communications industry. that will look specifically at in -- issues of competition and increasing broadband access. we will bring it to you live, starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and later, from the heritage foundation, a look at the recent presidential election in afghanistan and what it means about the fight against the taliban and u.s. efforts to increase security there. live coverage begins at noon hear on c-span. >> go inside the supreme court to see the public places and was rarely seen spaces. hear directly from the justices as they provide their insight about the court and the building. "the supreme court -- home to america as high as corke." the first sunday in october on c-span. >> senator ted kennedy died on tuesday morning after succumbing to bring cancer. it was first elected to the senate in 1962 to succeed his brother, john f. kennedy. he won election to a total of nine