calling him a coward is so stupid. what is he supposed to do, oh, yeah, i love the bradley manning treatment, and can you also give me a possible sentence of 136 years, and by the way, if you're a banker and you did money laundering for the drug cartels and alqaida, you're free to go. but if you dare criticize the government we could put you up in jail for life. that's number one. number two, wait a minute. the president right now is meeting with members of congress to try to allay concerns about the nsa program. part of the reason congress is so upset about is because they didn't know about it--until edward snowden told them. that's the definition of a whistle blower. forget us, even congress didn't know. now the white house is turning around and saying look, look, i see you're all upset. but the guy who let you know about the nsa program, and you and your representatives know about the nsa programs, the russians, i can't believe they're hiding him. we need to get that guy. screw that, snowed den, run, don't come to t

with all due respect to sergeant chaney, pfc snow is neither a coward nor a thief. do that, sir. you are disobeying orders, pfc tully! you will give me that weapon and you will tell me where pfc snow is, or i will see to it that your sorry butt is booted back to whatever ungrateful hole you crawled out of. sergeant, i am preparedn and tell him the truth. the truth? and what truth is that? that you wish to pin the theft of an officer's weapon on an innocent man. you will do no such thing. 'cause i decide which marines remain in this platoon. me and only me. sir, i can't let you do that. you...! sergeant, please. (gunshot) (panting) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by warner bros. television ♪ [ female announcer ] you put a lot of effort into creating the perfect evening. so, we put a lot of effort into creating the perfect tortilla chip. ♪ tostitos artisan recipes. ♪ made with real ingredients cooked right in

so coward, take this coward's man and may i lead to you jesus christ. once you have been embraced by him and he does embrace him and you become his child god will give you not the spirit of fear but a spirit that will change your life and revolutionize you stop and think of this, what have i in christ? the unsaved you sit there for a minute and bliss listen. are there unsaved people in your church? every church. my daddy never raised a fool. i understand human people. there are some folks that are saved, some who are not. some that are seeking. you all need to get under the word of god. when you become a christian what does god give you? he has taken away a spirit of fear and he has given me a sound mind and he has given me power. i began to list these things as i was preparing this message, what has god given me? he has given me not the spirit of fear but number 1 i think of this, he gave me full pardon, pull pardon and deliverance from since and its consequences. the bible teaches there's a heaven to gain and hell to shunn. when i became a child of go

nadal hassan is a coward and unrepented murderer.would like to address comments made in the herald comparing sergeant robert bales sentence to hassan's as being unfair. sergeant bales defense was that he was mentally unbalanced at the time, an upon sentencing he called his own act cowardly and filled with hate. something that we have yet to hear from hassan. buthe fact that a defense of otr strategy makes no moral or legal sense. fifth i would like to take the opportunity to urge the government to begin taking care of the injured victims of this crime. lastly i'm though talking about hassan. this is my son, j.d. hunt. if you would like to ask questions about him. i'm tired of seeing pictures of hassan in the paper. i'll take questions. >> tell us about who your son was. >> one question. >> hi, ma'am, i just want to say you're very brave for stepping up and taking our questions. as you move forward, what is it thathat is your heart, what is t that you're thinking and what is it that you would like the world to remember about your son?

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well, the wife of one of the murder victims shouted, you're a coward. patricia donahue's husband, an innocent truck driver, was killed in the cross fire of a murder bulger alleged l edly committed. >> i yelled out you're a coward because that's what he is. when you claim immunity -- when you believe that you have immunity and then you kill all these people and then you go to trial and you try to blame it on the justice department and then say, i didn't have a fair trial, well, get up there and tell us that. >> bulger's lawyer seemed to have two goals during their week-long defense. first, try to cast doubt on who killed two of the 19 victims, both of them women. second, shift the blame onto the fbi, specifically agents who either did nothing or did too little to prevent several murders. bulger's crime partner, steve "the fi" "the rifle man" said he saw bulger kill the women. the girlfriend debbie davis was about to leave him for another man. a witness testified that phlegmy admitted he quote, accidentally strangled" the stunning 26-year-old. he acknowle

tracy never been no coward. never in my life. i don't shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful. a little kid. you know what i'm saying? you don't come up with coward. >> following his outburst washington is returned to the hole. >> hey. is it longer than an hour? is it longer than an hour? >> when our producer checked in on washington a few days later, she found him working out in his cell. >> since i last saw you, you were refusing sny. so tell me what's going on? >> they got me this the hole. they charged me with a 115. probably transfer me off to another pen. i'm reputable. i have been walking these lines for 20 years. i'm not no coward. >>> coming up on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> the last time i was here me and the boyfriend lived in the same cell. we had the matching comforter and the matching jackets. >> he can't figure out why all the other inmates are complaining. andra's "homemade" yummy scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. ♪ ♪

his mother, also in court, shout at bulger, "you're a coward." >> i couldn't agree with my mother more. he's the biggest coward to ever walk the streets of the city of boston. >> reporter: bulger fled arrest in 1994 after a tip from a corrupt f.b.i. agent. 16 years passed before agents nabbed him and his longtime girlfriend. they found guns and more than $800,000 stashed inside the walls of his california apartment. bulger's lawyers have acknowledged their client did commit some crimes but deny he was an informant or that he killed women. >> reputation is everything to whitey bulger. >> reporter: boston globe columnist kevin cullen has covered bulger for 30 years. >> the narrative he spent his entire life creating was he is a gangster with scruples and gangsters with scruples don't kill woman and don't become informants. >> reporter: closing arguments are set to begin on monday. bob, jury deliberations are expected to get under way on tuesday. >> schieffer: thank you very much, elaine. in a related story, by the way, authorities said today that stephen rakes, who had hoped to testify a

what a coward. josh reddick, what a coward. what kind of man shaves his beard in the middle?you? i am offended by your very presence on this. >> the big thing is, i have not conceded to you, yet. >> how could you not have conceded? you are so far behind. >> have you seen the manliness that is my beard. >> you may have more follicles per square inch that i do, but there is no way you will beat the length that i have. >>> retired after one-year absence to the rings tonight in mexico. she lost in a unanimous decision against selena salazar. >>> usc in boston. you love this stuff. travis brown is getting pulmoeld in round one but the rest selected to continue as anyone would. lucky for brown the refs kept the match going and one swift kick comes back to win by tko with 50 seconds left in the first round, just an incredible turn of events. >> you like --. >> i'm looking at you. >> you enjoyed the slow mo. >> i don't enjoy that at all. >> we put that in there for you. >> thank you. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, geicico's defensive driver, 13. good student and multi-policy discounts

you quoted it makes us look like a bunch of cowards. let me ask you. that was a -- i tend to agree with you. seems like they ought to be on dpeens afraid what we're going to do because we know where they are. >> we still run, and don't prepare for them. >> sean: effort to defund obama care. how many members do you have with you? >> well, we're gaining. i'm not sure. we're still rolling. but -- . >> sean: leadership did not do it? i'm not. but yes, pressure is there. we can't stand a showdown, a shut down. we don't want a shut down. we want a fund a government like ted and rand we've talked about. fund a government but people are actually going to get hurt. not going to get the help they need. we're doing this for america. for the guy making $14,000 and will have a extra 2.5% taxed because obama went after the little guy in obama care. we're doing it for those people and need to stand up. there is pressure. i tell you what. this deal where all of a sudden the administration announces they're going to go ahead to let the government pay 72% of our health

>> we look like cowards.n, the documents we gathered when we would capture al qaeda activists in the middle east under the bush administration and questioning, we find out the recruiting tool is not as much abu ghraib or guantanamo as it was when we showed weakness. they talked about vietnam, tehran when we fled. all these incidents where we refused to fight. this is the kind of thing that causes recruiting of terrorists, when we don't show courage. i don't know the judge that's trying this case down in ft. hood. but i flipped back. i had one guy that was particularly out of line. and i warned him three times and then we duct taped his head, and we didn't hear from him until it was his turn to talk. >> well, you just gave him three warnings. and then wrapped him up. >> why congressman duncan would we reveal the fact that we were able to get this intelligence? won't that shut down al zawahiri and others? >> it will. it shows them we're either able to listen to their conversation or look on the ground. they're

a coward, because i could not do what was right. looking back on my life, i was nothing but a self-centered asshole who cared only of himself. but the ironic facet to this is that i have always had the ability to change, but cowards don't change. they become me. >> the judge actually toured his cell yesterday. it is called a safe cell which will protect him from harming himself. he learned a lot. he wears something called ferguson clothing which is an inmate wears if they are in jeopardy of killing themselves, because they can't tear up the clothes and use it as a noose. >> it is surreal. the entire prosecution is geared to killing steven hayes. and so here he is trying to kill himself, and we won't let him do that, because we want to extract our pound of flesh. it is really a sick kind of process in my opinion. >> tragedy at trial, front page. >> right now, both sides are inside of this courtroom and all eyes are on what is going to happen in the opening arguments. heavy, heavy security around steven hayes brought in by authorities

. >> you don't have to close your embassies like cowards to go running away. >> a bunch of cowards? that's beyond offensive. and some right wing pundits think the terror threat is just another excuse to attack the president. >> they're lying to themselves. they've been lying to us. >> a year ago the president said al qaeda is on the run. and now we seem to be on the run. >> some have criticized the closings as, you know, running and hiding when the u.s. should be standing its ground prepared to fight. >> where does the truth lie about the so-called imminent threat in the middle east? >> so-called threat? do these right wingers need a reminder of what's at stake here? 15 years ago today al qaeda terrorists bombed our embassies in east africa. more than 200 people were killed including 12 americans. 12 years ago yesterday president george w. bush got a memo entitled bin laden determined to strike in the u.s. a month later nearly 3,000 people died in the worst terrorist attack in u.s. history. americans want their frf to be vigila vigilant. they don't want right wingers trying to score

she screamed at him, you're a coward.e was this feeling -- when i sit, i sit right next to the victims' families and the victims wanted whitey bulger to speak. why? the donahue family wants to know who was the second shooter. they won't hear that. the rest of us want to know. what police officers fbi agent, state police, who else was paid off? how high did i got? did it go all the way to washington? now we won't know unless whitey writes a book. >> to you think his defense team has put on a telling indication. these two lawyers are magnificent, jay carney and hank brennan, and what they have done, they could not present this immunity defense but they tried to push it in little bit by little bit and what you wound up with is lawyers doing the best that they could for a man who made a decision that he was not going to take the stand and i guarantee you he made that decision very much at the end of the trial. there was a time when he wanted to testify and toward the end of the trial for whatever reasons he had. he would not

. >>> why the widow of an alleged victim called whitey bulger a coward. that's when "360" continues. >>> trayvon martin's parents are reportedly getting new updates whether there will be civil rights charges filed against george zimmerman for killing their son. this week they met with prosecutors to talk about the investigation according to the "miami herald." zimmerman's attorney say the killing of trayvon martin had nothing to do with race, but some civil rights leaders strongly disagree. going forward with the civil rights case will be a challenge but not unprecedented. randi kaye reports. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder made it clear for any federal charges against george zimmerman, the bar is high. >> for a federal hate crime we have to prove the highest standard. something that was reckless, negligent and we have to show there was specific intent to do the crime with the requisite state of mind. >> reporter: neither prosecutors or the defense made race the central issue in the state's case against zimmerman. but civil rights leaders call t

a coward, because i could not do what was right. back on my life, i was nothing but a self-centered asshole who cared only of himself. but the ironic facet to this is that i have always had the ability to change, but cowards don't change. they become me. >> the judge actually toured his cell yesterday. it is called a safe cell which will protect him from harming himself. he learned a lot. he wears something called ferguson clothing which is an inmate wears if they are in jeopardy of killing themselves, because they can't tear up the clothes and it

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i didn't like being called a coward by eric holder. knowing my background a little bit.m and talking about race relations. i'm not black. i'm not white. i am an american and i'm proud of it. any time you want to talk about racial issues, i'm ready. >> gretchen: because you're an american, you have freedom of speech and you had the ability to write letters to the president and i'm quite frankly, surprised you got 45 responses back. let's see how do you with your next book. great to meet you. >> and you, too. thank you for having me. >> steve: the book is called "mr. president, what are you doing to america." four minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, he says the president's policies are making america look like a bunch of cowards. congressman louis gohmert on the decision to pull out of our embassies instead of staying put. >> gretchen: and the top party school revealed. if you're a parent with a kid in college, pay attention. which school made it to the top spot this year? >> andrew: steve knows. >> steve: i know ♪ (tires screeching) red hot deal days are back.

that didn't sit well with the widow of one of his alleged victims who called him a coward in court.fter order was restored, the defense rested. closing arguments begin on monday. >>> an army official says 55 soldiers have been suspended from their duties as sexual assault counselors and drill instructors for violations. in may, secretary of state chuck hagel -- or defense rather, ordered all military branchs to rescreen service members who hold sensitive jobs. >>> a mine collapse trapped 33 men for 63 days. the investigation has been closed and all 33 miners were rescued. they plan to appeal the prosecutor's decision. anderson, back to you. >> susan, thanks. zombies on the "ridicu-list," next. >>> time now for the "ridicu-list." tonight, we have your everyday story of zombies on the loose in a 5-k race. it's called zombie run. in the this run, participants have balloons attached to their waist, life balloons that the zombies try to pop along the way, signifying the runners are dead, even though they still keep running. >> the runners are running to save their life to have an after p

and yet nine years later, elizabeth was able to get up there and mitchell was such a coward.d his singing and had to be escorted to another room and only heard her voice rather than really see her. but i think that each person gets to that point in their open due time and maybe some people don't even get there, but i think to be able to say i'm not going to let -- this is not me. what you did to me was not me, and it's such an important point and it's at that point that you can say, you know, this wasn't me. i'm moving forward. this is -- this isn't me. >> thank you so much for being on today. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for having us. >> find out more on this and other stories at cnn.com. >>> just ahead, what life has been like for ariel castro's neighbors and why one man is moving away. >>> and edward snowden has a lot more leg room. he's free to roam anywhere in russia for the next year. get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest-free for 3 event! get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta i

know both molly's songs new get up stand up your rhythmix and the guards to show that he's not to be coward. i think shaq is standing up for his rights and the rights of other prisons prisoners has motivated guards under orders from the more senior offices to treat very bad but actually it's not the desired effect on the arts and it's made shockers stronger mentally because he recognizes that he is now at least in some parts in control of his life so i've actually been impressed by the psychological improvements and physically isn't very tough straits and here at r.t. we sent a request to the guantanamo camp after the assault accusations by the inmates we got an answer a facility representative said they were unwilling to comment on such claims or regardless of how ridiculous and absurd they may get so we decided to know what the u.k. thinks about the plight of a one of its residents held up a good and here's what they told us and the british government is talking costly to its american counterparts and shout out of most cases a matter of urgency to them but as they insist the inmate needs

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. >> he is a coward. why did you put your hands on my grandbaby? showed he was hit so hard his liver was torn into three pieces. >> no, no, no. enough.-- that is i cannot say anymore. >> the medical examiner says with the type of liver injury that was sustained he would have been immediately unwell which means he would not have been able to write off on his -- ride off on his scooter. hendy has been charged with murder and cruelty to a child. out toant to turn another one of our top stories tonight. the story that sent many of you running to the stores. it is time to grab those powerball tickets. lottery officials revealed the official numbers. with 30. finishing the winning powerball number, match this number and you are a winner. tonight it is 32. take one more look at the winning numbers. have a great night. >> there they are and the thought of winning the massive object that created a scramble for lottery tickets. the numbers. very familiar with lottery fever. >> things are starting to calm down at this convenience store. it has been a busy day

and he is a coward. >> the medical examiner determined hinddy's story couldn't be true, the autopsy shows the four-year-old was hit so hard his liver was torn, into three possessions. >> no. no. >> i can't -- nothing else, i can't say any more. >> robert lyles, abc 7 news. >> well, police are investigating a crash in calvert county that killed a teenager girl and injured three other people. now this happened on east mount harmony road. 17-year-old courtney corral was pronounced dead at the scene. police say the chevy camaro she was driving in crossed the center line, and shook the honda head on. both drivers were taken to the hospital, along with a ten-year-old girl who was a passenger. >> the cleveland home where three women were imprisoned for a decade, is a pile of rubble this morning. crews demolished the home as part of the plea deal sparing the death penalty. neighbors cheered as that home fell. michelle knight one of the captives was among them. >> nobody was there for me. and i want the people out there to know that they can have strength, they can have hope. and their child will

a widow of a victim called him a coward.urors were not in the room at the time. >>> an army official says at least 55 soldiers have been suspended from their duties as sexual assault counselors, recruiters and drill instructors. according to the official, the suspension stems from minor offenses like drinking alcohol to sexual assaults and child abuse. >>> a 360 follow, prosecutors in chile say there is not enough evidence to file criminal charges in the 2010 mine collapse that trapped 33 men under ground for 69 days. they have closed the three-year investigation. all 33 miners were rescued. two of the men tell cnn they plan to appeal the prosecutor's decision. >> susan, thanks very much. "the ridiculist" is next. american express credit card, every purchase earns you 2% cash back, which is deposited in your fidelity account. is that it? actually... there's no annual fee and no limits on rewards. and with the fidelity cash management account debit card, you get reimbursed for all atm fees. is that it? oh, this guy, too. turn

coward: the mother is under arrest for child neglect.hoice but to take the child into custody. yeah. what's the estimation... coward: it's a very complicated case, due to the fact that the mother says she left the house because she was in fear for her life. she was arrested for child neglect. she was afraid to explain her side of the story in fear that her husband or boyfriend may retaliate against her and beat her up. we'll have to contact h.r.s. and advise them that we have a small child and the mother's been arrested for child neglect... leaving a child alone, unattended. charlie, can you hold her a second, please? yeah. you don't have children, do you? no. shannon, listen... can i talk to him? please? listen, i want you... hey, whoa, listen. i want you... hey, listen! come here. i want you to talk to me. please don't take my baby away. please. talk to me. ( shannon sobs ) are you afraid of this guy? no, i'm not. he didn't do anything to me. then why did you leave? because donna had called me and i thought there was something wrong wi

because he is a coward. >> i guess politics doesn't stop at the water's edge. >> well, you're absolutelyht. you know, did glenn beck ever pick up rifle? to call president obama a coward after he has decimated al qaeda, after he has taken the fight and brought him justice after ten years, again, rev, you're absolutely right. politics should stop at the water's edge. but, you know, you have rand paul using this as another example about two hours ago criticizing the president on the funding that happened, you know, that we gave to egypt which we've already done that military aid. stopping it right now won't turn back the clock. they have gotten that aid. and that has been happening for decades now. we've given the egyptian military over a thousand a-1 tanks. we've given them 221 fighter jets. so we have been -- they have been an ally, but what is going on right now cannot continue. and that's why the president was very forceful saying we're not going to do this to an operation. and really doing what is necessary to stop the violence and make sure that we're promoting democracy there in egyp

at this time and yet, nine years later, elizabeth was able to get up there and mitchell was such a cowarde did his singing and had to be escorted to another room and only heard her voice rather than see her. i think that each person gets to that point in their own due time and maybe some people don't even get there, but i think to be able to say i'm not going to let -- this is not me. what you did to me was not me is such an important point. and it's at that point that you can say, you know, this wasn't me. i'm moving forward. this is -- this is me. this is -- this is not what everyone knows of me, but this is me. >> and rebecca, you've written about what parents can tell kids and how to keep kids safe. do you think there is value? i found the value in looking in this man's eyes and seeing his face and seeing that this is what a psychopath looks like and not necessarily on the face of it someone you would pick out of a lineup as being a monster. >> i agree. that's why we say the notion of stranger danger doesn't really work because there is no absolute prototype of what they look like. i

we heard from a mother of 19-year-old specialist jason hunt calling hasan a coward. hasan was emotional when his sentence was read in court. this is also the beginning of an automatic appeals process that will take years. and i should also mention that no u.s. soldier has been executed since 1961. >> now we often hear about foreign forces being killed in afghanistan, but the deaths of a began forces sometimes go unreported. al jazeera has access to a military hospital where metics are treating on wounded soldiers and even taliban fighters. we have the story from kandahar in the south of afghanistan. >> reporter: afghan second lieutenant has lost a leg. another is pinned together. a month ago his army truck ran over a landmine. >> i had four sandstorms with me. we were going towards a checkpoint to check on my boys. the blast killed three of my men. >> reporter: he said there was no question the improvised explosive device was planted by the taliban. local civilians are recovering from wounds inflicted by bombs hidden in the ground. >> most of our patients are victims

they all declined because they are cowards. they cannot defend that vile piece of garbage. they should be ashamed. paper has lost all credibility and it had better apologize in writing by the end of the week. >> jon: matt did apologize, writing it was a poor choice of words that created an unfortunate comparison between the fox news and kkk. we are sorry for that. it's okay if you have an organization, a news organization even if you disagree them that compare them with the kkk. >> i wonder how juan williams feels about that. tom wiley, he said i didn't mean to say that. to put things out that and pull it back. they pulled a lot of papers and got a lot more publicity and completely irresponsible for saying something like that. >> jon: ellen, an unabashed liberal, is this a signal that liberal media just don't like opposing views? >> they may not like opposing views, what my criticism. they put fox news and didn't back it up with one thing. >> remember they did apologize. that is important to note. the apology wasn't a full apol

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. >> biggest coward to ever walk the streets. >> 72 witnesses testified. their stories resembling a script from a movie. gruesome accounts of killings including a brutal one about debra davis. the girlfriend of his right hand man. fearing davis knew too much, bolger wanted her dead. and told a courtroom how bolger killed her. he grabbed her by the throat and strangled her. strangling her all the way down to the base amount. often took naps after murdering people. maybe he was physically exhausted from it. i don't know. maybe he would get high on it. >>> prosecutors charged bolger with rackateering. he's likely to spend the rest of his life in prison. cbs news, new york. >> today's closing arguments may last 7 hours in length followed by what could be days of deliberations starting tomorrow. >> 4:45 now. one person is dead from being run down by a car in southern california. you can see the car speeding into the crowd saturday evening. 11 other people injured. one of them critically. a husband and wife who were vendors say they narrowly escaped death when t

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nidal hasan is a coward and unrepentant murderer. >> on november 5 2009, hasan opened fire in the medical facility leaving 12 dead and m any wounded. the american-born muslim soldier never denied being the gunman. he barely put up a defense during his trial. hasan's execution is likely years away. the military justice system requires an automatic appeal that could take several years. military executions are extremely rare. there are currently five military prisoners on death row. the last time a soldier was executed was back in 1961. >> kenya's red cross says at least 41 people have been killed in a bus accident. dozens more were injured. it is not yet clear what caused the crash, but it appears the bus was speeding while possibly overloaded. it plunged into a valley about halfway in the journey from nairobi to homa bay. moving on to the arrest of one of india's most wanted men. he is being questioned after being detained wednesday night on india's eastern border with nepal. police say he is one of the leaders of the indian mujahedin -- mujahideen group. it has also been linked to lash ka

she is not going to let that coward of a man do it to her, either. >> reporter: investigators say dimaggio was very close to the anderson family and like an uncle to the missing girl and her brother. in san diego, teresa garcia, kpix 5. >> an autopsy performed on the remains of the young child found, authorities say it will take a few days to determine if the child was ethan anderson. >>> today witnesses cheered as crews knocked down a cleveland house where three women were held captive and raped for a decade. ariel castro was sentenced last week to life plus 1,000 years. outside his home michelle knight, a survivor, released balloons for missing children. the other victims were not there but one spoke on her behalf. >> it felt great knowing that it's coming down, you know, now there will be closure for the whole family. >> i want people to know that they can have strength and hope and their child will come back. they will. just have to trust in god and you'll see they'll come back. >> authorities are now making sure the debris does not end up in the wrong hands and sold, sadly, as memorab

they all declined because they are cowards and they know they can't defend the vile piece of garbage.en register should be ashamed. it's lost all credibility. it had better apologize in writing by the end of the week. >> jon: matt did apologize, writing it was a poor choice of words that created an unfortunate comparison between fox news and kkk. we are sorry for that. so, though it's okay i guess if you have an organization a news organization on even if you disagree with the kkk. >> i wonder how juan williams feels about that. tom wiley is head of nambala, i didn't mean to say that. to put things out like that and pull it back. they sold a lot of more papers and got a loss more publicity and they were irresponsible for saying something like that. >> jon: ellen, you are unabashed lump. is this a signal that liberal media don't like opposing views? >> what my biggest criticism. they put fox news and they didn't back it up with one thing. >> remember they did apologize. i think that is important to note the apology want a full apology. i exchange emails with matt the editor this week.

robert balels say was sorry for -- bales said he was sorry for his act of cowardness.he pled guilty to the crime that happened in june and now military ju is considering whether his life sentence should include the possibility of parole. >>> a fund has been set up to cover cost for the funerals of a young family gunned down in their home. friends are hoping to raise 2,000 dollars. william monroe and megan carrigan were killed in front of their 17 month old daughter. the accused murderer is behind bars. we will post a link to the donation site on our website atabc2news.com. >>> today the reisterstown volunteered fire cpt and orioles are honoring a fallen hero called heroes night out. gene kirchner died while battling a firefighter. firefighters are holding a silent auction at union hall beginning today at 3. then they will head over to camden yards for the game and proceeds from the auction and o's ticket sales will go to the gene kirchner memorial fund. >>> 5-year-old nathan baker loved nothing more than having fun on the playground and his memory will live on with the

terrorists, you do not want to give them sign of weak to make them feel so proud that they have made us cowardsin the face of their terrorist activity. i am not sure what they were trying to avert. it might have been better for us beef up security rather than close down operations in other countries. i have not been briefed on that threat yet. >> speaking of this new, evolving al qaeda terrorism threat. president obama articulated that these new threats are al qaeda offshoots. it was revealed this week that there are federal charges, sealed federal charges against a fellow in libya who is suspected of involvement in last september's attack that killed jake christopher stevens in benghazi. some are saying this demonstrates the administration's desire to use something other than drones, specifically the use of u.s. courts to pursue this evolving fight against these localized threat. is that realistic in your mind? how is the united states going to arrest someone like that? without creating a firefight? >> i do not have anything against drone strikes. i think the administration has not been doing

a coward, because i could not do what was rht.ack on my life, i was nothing but a self-centered asshole who cared only of himself. but the ironic facet to this is that i have always had the ability to change, but cowards don't change. they become me. >> the judge actually toured his cell yesterday. it is called a safe cell which will protect him from harming himself. he learned a lot. he wears something called ferguson clothing which is an inmate wears if they are in jeopardy of killing themselves, because they can't tear up the clothes and use it as a noose. >> it is surreal. the entire prosecution is geared to killing steven hayes. and so here he is trying to kill himself, and we won't let him do that, because we want to extract our pound of flesh. it is really a sick kind of process in my opinion. de of this courtroom and all eyes are on what is going to happen in the opening arguments. heavy, heavy security around steven hayes brought in by authorities on the convoy of vehicles. >> there is no cameras allowed in the courtroom

to delay any strike, waiting first for congressional authorization with some syrians calling him a coward and saying he's not going to take a step forward. syrians very quick also to remind me, one man that i was just talking to, a rebel on the phone, a rank and file member of the armed opposition, that it has been two and a half years, basically, since bashar al-assad started cracking down with deadly force in the opposition in syria, and that they have not taken any point along the evolution from ray government-led crackdown to a civil war that has claimed the lives of more than 100,000 people and will be reaching out to other opposition syrian leaders as well to hear what they think about this. of course, the turkish government, a member of the nato alliance, has come out very clearly saying it wants the u.s. to lead with a broad operation with the ultimate goal of weakening the assad regime. the turkish government not only a close middle eastern ally of the u.s. government here in the region, but also a fierce opponent of the assad regime and one of the strongest supporters of the syr

. >> he's the biggest coward to ever walk the streets of the city of boston. >> reporter: over the coursef the trial 72 witnesses testified. their stories resembling a script from a hollywood movie there were gruesome accounts of killings including a brought ago one about victim deborah davis, the girlfriend of his right hand man stephen flemmi. fearing davis knew too much about his relationship with the fbi bulger wanted her dead. and flemmi told a courtroom how bulger killed her himself. he grabbed her by the throat and strangled her, flemmi said. he was holding her, strangling her all the way down to the basement. flemmi told jurors bulger often took naps after murdering people. maybe he was physically exhausted from it, i don't know. maybe he would get high on it. prosecuters charged bulger with racketeering, extortion and 19 murders. whatever the outcome, he's likely to spend the rest of his life in prison. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> glor: for more on this trial we're joined by rikki klieman a former prosecutor from massachusetts and cbs news legal analyst. rikki, you were

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