nadal hassan telling potential jurors he supports the taliban and shirea law.while another bombshell this morning a former top security official has just revealed the 2009 massacre was at first labeled as a terrorist attack before it was changed to work place violence. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani calls the decision dangerous. >> it is damaging to engage in this fiction that the attack at fort hood is workplace violence. there is a certain reluctance to describe someone as an islamic extremist terrorist for fear you are going to make a mistake. it played a role in the case of major hassan that it was so obvious this man was a possible terrorist. >> under this distinction it is impossible for those killed or injured to receive a purple heart. jury selection continues today. >> how do you keep the mastermind occupied while he's behind bars? outrageous story while he was confined in a secret cia prison in romania the cia decided to let khalid shaikh mohammed to pursue his dream redesigning the vacuum cleaner. ksm has a bachelor's degree in mechanical e

they must tell him if he asks hassan is fighting no the to wear his uniform in court. he says it represents an enemy to islam. he faces the death penalty if convicted. >> this is ben bernanke takes center stage at a speech this afternoon. joining us now for the fox business network is lauren simonetti. >> hi ainsley hi heather. all eyes on the fed today. later it releases minutes from the june meeting. ben bernanke gave a speech they want any hint about the size about the tarping of the stimulus. some investors are nervous they can't stand on its own. the largest debt collector hit with a record fine. the federal trade commission finding expert global solutions $3.2 million and charging it with harassing consumers. expert global ended subsidiaries trans world systems and alw sourcing called consumers at work late at night and weak hours of the morning. when asked to stop those actions are illegal. let's end on good news economically speaking parents selling out big money to send the kids to school. august retail sales will rise 4.3 percent. those numbers are smaller la

wire stories refer to hassan as a militant.is a neutral word that has nothing to do what he did and saying he was inspired by the koran and his god to do this. the media really don't like it. they will be forced to cover it unfortunately. >> shootings were november 5th, 2009, almost four years ago. no doubt when he killed those people he violated their civil rights. now obama is beginning the prosecution. it shows where their real priorities are. >> jon: they are still not calling it a terrorist attack. >> rudy guliani did riveting testimony on capitol hill. this is an example of political correctness run amok. i happen to agree witness. >> jon: we'll keep an eye out. next on news watch, a story you might air is that is kind of grin and bear it. ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convennt two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. this is nature valley. for our children is something the purwe all share.ter life but

hassan's doctor said he can't sit more than 12 hours upright. he must have 15- 20 minute breaks for stretching every four hours and he must lift himself off of the whole chair every half an hour. it is going to be something to watch all of this play out, only adding insult to the victims and their families, hassan has collected a paycheck. he's received more than 278,000us dollars. he gets this salary because he was not proven guilty of the attack. we'll see if he has to pay it back. all of that continues to play out this afternoon. >> it should have been apparent to president bush and senator mccain, the central front on the war on terror was not iraq and never was. and that's why the second goal of my new strategy will be taking the fight to afghanistan and pakistan. >> that was candidate barak obama speaking on the campaign trial in 2008. a far different afghanistan strategy from president obama. he's considering the 0- option that would accelgreat america's withdrawal and love no u.s. troops there beyond the end of next year. it raises a lot

a married couple, camille and hussein hassan, were driving home, hurrying to beat the curfew. the u.s. secret report gives the american version of what happened next. >> a sedan sped toward the patrol and failed to stop after visual signals were given. a shot was fired at the front tire, but the vehicle did not stop. the patrol engaged the vehicle, killing two civilians. >> camille and hussein were shot dead, but they weren't alone in the car. >> there were 6 children in the back seat. all were unharmed. >> the hassans' 14-year-old daughter, jilan, was heard to yell out, "why did they shoot us? we were just going home." and now we know the filed report was inaccurate. not all the children were unharmed. a bullet pierced the spine of 11-year-old rakan, who was rendered a paraplegic. the u.s. army offered compensation to the family of $7,500 dollars, calculated as $2,500 for each life taken, and $2,500 for the car. >> very often soldiers find themselves looking at a vehicle that seems suspicious, and they get jumpy, and then they open fire on it. and of course, there are cases w

nadal hassan representing himself. >> somebody walks into the medical clinic and yelled. allah akbar and started shooting. martha: a severe thunderstorm causing severe proper flements middle of rush hour leaving cars strand on roads in toronto. it cut power to 300,000 people in the area. subway system also shut down about it heavy flooding. passengers were strand for hours on a commuter train that was filled with gushing water. gregg: jury selection begins today in the fort hood massacre trial. major nadal hassan has decided to represent himself. casey stealing is live in forward hood, texas. how is this trial expected to unfold. >> reporter: things will work differently than what's going on with the zipperman trial in florida. remember all of this is being conducted by the u.s. military. it's been a long time since one of these have played out on the national spotlight it's called a general court-martial. it's the highest hilt trial in military law because he faces the death penalty. the jury is called a panel and they will be selected the from a pool of commissioned mil

his defense lawyer says he won't represent major hassan. the suspected shooter willshte represent himself. hims in addition to the 13 people killed, another 30 were injurede in the worst shooting ever to to take place on a military base. the hassan faces the death penalty. >>> now to conflicting testimono in thenf george zimmerman trial. trayvon martin's father took tht stand yesterday.erda he testified specifically about what you said he heard after making a 911 call made by aby neighbor the night his son was killed.ed. earlier, a detective testifiede that tracy martin told him that he did not think that the voice screaming for help was his son. >> a massachusetts judge ruledde that the evidence in the case be maibd available to thbemade ava. the former patriots tight end id charged with a premeditated murder in of lloyd. >>> you will not believe how much it is shrinking next. >>> thousands of social securit numbers exposed. po find out what happened when we come back. >>> time right now 4:07. -- 5:07. ♪ [ perdue ] they say you are what yo

nadal hassan will not have access to evidence of pain for the surveillance intelligence act. we learned that the runway for the crash in san francisco will reopen this sunday. late last night crews started removing the wreckage in order to begin repairs. the ntsb also releasing dramatic picture showing the charred cabin. look at that right there. there has been no evidence of mechanical problems and that puts the focus squarely on the investigation of those pilots. >> eliot spitzer beat the deadline to run for kroerl of new york city. he needed 4,000 signatures he said he got 27,000 but that may not be the final say since his opponents could challenge the signatures based on insufficient information. he announced he was running 4 days ago. >> on capitol hill senators grilling a democratic nominee of her editing the crucial talking points for benghazi. >> victor you new land crafted the infamous talking points. congress demanded answers. elizabeth pran is live with more on this. >> good morning. victor you n victoria new land is the choice for chief u.s. envoy for europe. she

major nadal hassan is representing himself which he can question his alleged victims. >>> how did osama bin laden live in pakistan for glierns without being caught. a scathing report made public shows because it was because of the gross incompetence of the pakistani officials. the report relying on two different sorurces they never investigated his compound and pakistan also quote closed the book on trying to find him in 2005. get this pakistan police officer once pulled over bin laden for speeding in 2002 and let him go. bin laden reportedly also wore a cowboy hat when he was out said so the drones over head would not detect him. >> interesting report. propane explosion in kansas forces the evacuation of a hospital and assisted living center. as you can see in the picture flames were shooting into the air. the fire is now contained and the evacuation has been lifted. no word on any injuries. the state fire marshal will be on the scene to investigate. >> tress seresa heinz kerry is critical but stable condition after an apparent seizure over the weekend while on vacation in nantucket. s

hassan. >> reporter: because hassan is representing himself the victims who will be called to testifyld wind up being cross-examined by the very man accused of shooting them. one sergeant who was shot five times, tells fox news channel that he is a bit nervous but he quote, will not show fear in the face of the enemy. pretty bold statement, jon. jon: good for him. so many awful things to come in this case seems like. casey stiegel, keep an eye for us thanks. jenna: we'll stay in the state of texas. the texas house is set to vote on new restrictions on abortion in that state that garnered national attention. thousands of demonstrators on both sides of this very heated issue are descending on capital. doug mckelway is here with story. >> reporter: this debate on the abortion bill began 11:30 this morning. we expect a vote in the texas house as late as 7:00 or 8:00 p.m. eastern time. it moves to the senate side where we expect a similar debate. so far packed galleries remained orderly. interest is unprecedented. texas citizens began forming lines outside the legislature early yesterday m

. >> mange hassan, work place violence yelling a lak bar and shooting people and killing 13. and injuries others. the president even with the health care he is circumventing the law. laws are written for a specific reason. one of the problems i have and one of the biggest problems i have, the president doesn't respect the rule of law. if the health care law doesn't allow for a delay for businesses, the president can't act unlaterally, he is to go back to congress and see if they will work with him. and same thing with the issue of egypt, putting tha aside, why did the united states under thi administration support a guy that is radically and referred to is lalys as descendants of pigs and why would we give him f- 16s and taxpayer money to begin with? he helped to push out mubark and hung in there with morsi which infur rated me. >> he was asked about the bill and half we send them. it is a coup. >> of course it is a coup. >> you have to stop sending aid. >> would that make the region too unstable for us? >> they are getting 5 billion from saudi arabia and throw billion from t

major nadal hassan has received nearly $300,000 since the 2009 shooting rampage that ultimately killed 13 people and injured 32 others. the new stop pay for violence offenders act would allow the military to suspend pay for military members arrested in connection with serious crime. the defense department says it must pay hassan unless he is convicted. >>> new warnings about the national security agency's el t electronic veils program. if the nsa is forced to -- national security would about a risk and there could be another terrorist attack. today the house is expected to vote on a measure that would cancel the authority of the secret program. the white house says that doing so would hastily dismantle one of the nsa's most powerful tools. # [ female announcer ] no other system integrates holistic care with advanced technology exclusively for our nation's veterans. there's no other system like the veterans health administration. bring your medical and healthcare skills to va. visit vacareers.va.gov. exclusively for our nation's veterans. there's no other system like the veterans health

hassan is an -- hassan is an army psychiatrist who once worked at walter reed and is charged in the shooting rampage at fort hood, texas. he is accused of killing 13 people and wounding dozens more. he's currently representing himself. a conviction means he could face the death penalty. >>> a michigan woman pleaded guilty to hiring a hitman to kill her husband. that hitman was actually an undercover officer who recorded the whole thing. the sting was set up after a coworker contacted police saying 21-year-old julia merfeld told him she wanted her husband killed. >> you want it to look like a break-in. >> we were talking about that, too. i might be able to get him outside. i have a girlfriend who wants to move in with me. i don't want her to be scared to move in with me if she thinks we got broken into and jake got, you know -- i'm kind of afraid because i want her to move in with me because i don't want to live there by myself afterwards. >> you don't want it done in the house? >> it would be messy in the house. >> okay. they decided on a break as in, you know, the coverup. she showed the of

gregg: intel pea apparently had 18 e-mails from nadal hassan to al-awlaki overseas. martha: the new york city subways are undergoing a gas test in an effort to prepare for an attack. they are testing how the gas spreads through the the subway system to help the police have a quick resnonts event of an attack. 5 million people use the city's subways daily. gregg: the on member of the granite mountain hotshots to survive is paying tribute to those who were lost. brendan mcdonough. he spoke at the memorial service for the 19 firefighters who were killed. >> first to stay on the line. i should answer death's call to bless my hot shot crew, my family one and all. thank you and i miss my brothers. we are here today to remember them. i love my family all of you that are out there. thank you for supporting me. [applause] gregg: vice president joe biden, arizona governor jan briar and homeland security secretary janet napolitano all attended the memorial. can you imagine the emotional anguish survivors guilt they call it that that young man must go through. probably for the r

many of them announced to us their motivation when they commit their crimes, like major hassan did. we're not talking about the bombing in london that took place, you know, just a short time after boston. but that bomber went on television to tell us in case we didn't get it right that he was doing this in the name of allah. so we get an idea that he joined the same conspiracy. so you certainly have enough basis to describe them as enemy combatants. when you have enough evidence to convict it seems to me you should subject them to long periods of questioning so you can be sure you get everything out of them that's useful to us in the future. and then you can move on and prosecute them in a military court or you can send them back to a civilian court and prosecute them there after you've gotten out of them everything you can get out of them. >> thank you very much. my time has expired. thanks, mr. chairman. >> the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from massachusetts who is great in this matter, mr. keating. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, as ment

was selected on tuesday, a panel they call it in the military for the court-martial of major nadal hassanort hood massacre. he is charged with 13 counts of plea pre meditated murder and 31 counts attempted in premeditated murder, trial date august 6th. have you seen much coverage? >> not much. i think the media has an intrinsic fear to report anything that relates to radical islam. several wire stories refer to him as a militant. this is true tral word that has nothing to do with what he did and saying he is was inspired by the koran and god to do this. the media shrinks from this but be forced to cover it. >> the shooting was november 5th, 2009. no doubt when he killed those people he violated their civil rights. now, the obama administration is beginning this prosecution. >> jon: they are still not calling it a terrorist attack? >> workplace rudy guliani did riveting testimony he said this is an example of political correctness run amok. i happen to agree with him. >> jon: we'll keep on an eye on it. next to news watch, a story you might say is kind of grin and bear it. when i was diagn

today thank you very much for you writing me so you know the nearly elected to iranian president hassan rouhani personally because he used to be a nuclear negotiator what do you think of him what kind of person. he. he is that with a very good knowledge of nuclear issues and. looking forward to working with the new government of iran the ninety eight is committed to resolve for the iran nuclear issues through. diplomatic means who will continue dialogue would you say he's easy to talk to we don't know yet and the role of the agency. is not to speak great but we will continue on that. course for the without a with to find the concrete solution just because of all you're a very experienced diplomat and now you've become the new had of the i.a.e.a. what is your instincts tell you is this someone president rouhani that could move the iranian nuclear negotiations from a debt point they're all been a mentor on this issue we have a long history and this is some very complicated issue. and the best thing for now not to speculate but. then with them and then things get clear out of one now i don

. >> hassan, who helped convert this house and now lives here, has been out of prison from a murder sentenceor seven years. >> our neighbors look at us not as problems in the community, but problem solvers. if something going on on this block, they either going to come and knock on his door, or they're going to come ring my doorbell which is down the street. >> the home isn't just for the asking. much is expected from those who qualify. >> we call it a leadership home. the idea is that they come through, that they see themselves as leaders in the community. you need to be ready to participate and engage with the community. you need to be ready to work with the rabbis, the priest, the imam. >> it's working together with different faith groups in the community that really sets iman apart. >> you know, we've had rabbinical students working with us. we've had sectors of the jewish community come partner with us around housing. we've had sectors of the church that, you know, works across the street. we've prayed in the street together. >> i think iman is making a tremendous difference. this is an

hassan rohani replaces hardliner mahmoud ahmadinejad, who steps down in august, creating hope that a more moderate cleric will lead the country and ease tensions between iran and the west. ahmadinejad's presidency has been defined by ratcheting up uranium enrichment, rhetoric calling for the destruction of israel, and training militants in iraq to kill u.s. soldiers. the white house says it sees rohani's election as ahelpful s. however, as positive a sign as rohani's election may be, in iran, the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini has the final word. it's been over a week since former national security agency contractor edward snowden identified himself as the leaker of top-secret documents about u.s. surveillance programs. members of congress have questions about how deep the nsa spied on americans' internet activity and phone calls. the president says the nsa has not violated the privacy of americans. meanwhile, the nsa sent a letter to congress defending its programs, stating it prevented dozens of terrorist attacks in the u.s. and in more than 20 countries. for "teen kids news," i

hassan rouhani is a 65-year-old iranian cleric. he won with 60.7% of the vote six weeks ago and he will succeed president ahmadinejad in august. rouhani is considered an iranian moderate whose focus is iran's shattered economy. plus this. we are ready to show more transparency to the world. this transparency assertion is piquing the interest of the white house which favors "direct talk with iran." the two nations have not had diplomatic relations for over three decade says deck -- decades since 1980. he has already made it clear iran is not backing down on the enrichment of uranium which iran insists is for electrical and medical purposes. at his first post election news conference rouhani said this. "neither threat nor sanctions are effective. the solution lies in holding negotiations and reaching a mutual trust. the solution of reaching a mutual trust is possible." ques, roani takes off in august how fast should president obama move to engage iran in negotiations with him? david rennie? >> he should move fast be but extraordinari

. >>> reporter: burlingame business owners adele and hoda hassan were born in egypt and have relatives there. they say its first democratically elected had to go. >> he didn't deliver what he promised. >> reporter: instead of forming an inclusive government, they say mohamed morsi tried to give his allies in the "muslim brotherhood" a monopoly on power. the couple says that's a warning for the next leader who ignores the citizens' demands for equality in human rights. >> they will not take it laying down. so they will do everything in their power to make sure whoever takes over listens to the people. >> reporter: michael yousseff's relatives joined the rallies in cairo. the san mateo businessman says morsi's government has made life tough for his christian relatives. >> no opportunities for employment, difficulty when looking for an apartment to live, just day-to-day life becomes very difficult. >> reporter: yousseff and his family hope egypt will quickly adopt a new constitution and elect a parliament and new president. in other words, do what morsi should have done. >> the great thin

our heart and our mind is with the egyptian population dr hassan very quickly if you can how stable will be if the military takes. the military is part of the egyptian population i don't think the people of egypt wants the military to take over most of the military and the soldiers are part of the population there is more than thirty million egyptians out of the ministry thing everywhere in all provinces this is third smathers cousins brothers are the one who are demonstrating i don't think the military wants to take over but it is the military wants to keep and it is job is to keep the national security and also to defend to the border i don't think the egyptian people also will accept again another military regime what they want is that a fair democratic state and i think mr morsi have a chance if you even resigns or. later the transitional government to take over and then every election will be also for his party of the possibility and you have to show that in the statesman and egypt proper it to think and to accept the verdict of the egyptian people all right dr mohamed has unfolded

here's abc's la ma sa hassan. >> reporter: with cold winds whipping 40 mile per hour, the women crawled their way up london's shard building. that's where we reached victoria henry on here phone. you're pulling off a dangerous stunt. do you think it's worth it? >> absolutely. we are qualified climbers who know what we're doing and wouldn't attempt it without doing it safely. >> reporter: two of the greenpeace activists reached the top of the sky scraper, more than 1,000 feet up, unfurling their banner, a protest of the oil company shell and its drilling in the arctic. latest extreme stunt by greenpeace including a high profile climb of mt. rushmore, still they have never done anything like this before. >> i expect we're not headed anywhere after. this is a mixed bag for us. >> reporter: shell says it respects the right of anyone to, quote, engage in a free and frank exchange of views about our operations. the police were not so open-minded. when they finally got down, they were arrested. >>> still ahead on "world news," a story about race and whether america should be doing a lot more w

ante raney and rhetoric and the interview with america's cbs he called iran's incoming president hassan rouhani a walls and ships clothing netanyahu also warns rushing out of sanctions on tehran and is prepared for military measures if they don't walk. away with longs across iran killed more than forty people on sunday alone in one incident three bombs exploded near the party headquarters in the city of basra claiming at least eight lives the death toll has now surpassed of three hundred in the month over july as iraq is swept by sick terror and violence that's going to need to escalate despite the ramadan fast. and up next to me have a very special part of russia's ministry that's just ahead. or remember those old wacky communist countries who constantly boost their numbers to make themselves feel better or who cares if stores aren't the end this piece of paper a one hundred thousand tons of potatoes that is good enough for me well now we're in a new age of technology but the same lying to make yourself feel good is still going strong it just moved over to the capitals world the u.s. s

la ma hassan tells us what his life will be. >> reporter: the new family arrived today, home, kensington palace, built in the 17th century. tonight staying in a two bedroom cottage on the ground. what grounds they are, from the king's gallery, a massive room with paintings and an ornate carved ceiling. there is the king's staircase with chandeliers and marble floors and the sprawling gardens. flowers, fountains, a natural oasis. but they won't be alone. the grounds are home to other royals, each with their own apartment and william and kate's permanent apartment isn't actually ready. the new family of three will eventually live in apartment 1a, a four-story house with over 20 rooms. it's the former home of the queen's sister, princess margaret, and was last renovated in the 1960s. the new plumbing, asbestos removal and roof repairs are not complete. even the renovations for the royals behind schedule. prince william is no stranger to kensington. it was his childhood home. >> this baby will live in palaces not because they're comfortable but also because they're safe. >> reporter: but the

itself initiated jihadism like we had in boston like they just had in london the hard to slight merge hassanwell that's what that's why it is that level of danger that in some ways is much greater than we faced before september eleventh because people forget bin laden encouraged people to do this he encouraged people and a lot to encourage people to do this this is not just a spontaneous you know growth this is something that's part of their plan to try to encourage people to become. muslim extremists on their own and then on their own with some help. some advice some guidance to go and commit individual terrorist acts this is part of a plan and it is much much harder to to detect these people they're not using by and large international communications. the extent we have informants to the extent that we have undercover people we're basically not into these groups so they're operating more under the under the radar so it's going to require a different approach and it's going to require i believe a lot more emphasis on local law enforcement is a much bigger role here now for the local police

he called iran's incoming president hassan rouhani a quote wolf in sheep's clothing and on yahoo also wants a ratcheting up of sanctions on tehran and is prepared for military measures if they don't work. either way across iraq killed more than forty people on sunday alone in one incident three bombs exploded near the shiite party headquarters in the city of basra claiming at least eight lives but the death toll has now surpassed three hundred in the month of july as iraq is swept by sectarian violence that's continue to escalate this. hour that was the world update here on the program for now there were residents of a district of london could soon be out on the streets with or to save people living in social housing blocks need to be relocated because the council can't afford to keep them. in gauging reaction. it is said to be his castle but now those living in social housing here in the london borough of lambert are fighting a fierce legal battle to save their homes if you. have a cease fire an old negotiate a treaty which. sort of recognise julian and his neighbors live in what's b

la ma sa hassan.> the palace says william will tell the queen when the baby is born but he will not wake her up in the middle of the night. we thank you for watching the latest at abcnews.com. "nightline" later and i'll see >>> everybody was doing what they were trained to do save lives. >> next at 6:00 stories from first responders describing the struggles to rescue people from the asiana plane wreckage. >> taking a look at passenger ef wrorts to escape new video shows what happened just seconds after impact at sfo. >> the pilot involved in this crash was on a training flight. tonight a pilot's perspective into what went wrong. >> dramatic new video of the first seconds after the crash at sfo. investigators reveal what they've learned in the probe and crews shared their stories. good evening, everyone. >> we're going to begin with the major new details released in the asiana crash at sfo tonight. the ntsb revealed as the plane approached it was traveling at a speed of just 118 miles per hour. 40 mile

initiated jihadism like we had in boston like they just had in london the hard to slight rise in hassanwell that's what that's why it is that level of danger that in some ways is much greater than we faced before september eleventh because people forget bin laden encouraged people to do this he encouraged people and walking in terms of people to do this this is not just a spontaneous you know growth this is something that's part of their plan to try to encourage people to become. muslim extremists on their own and then on their own with some help. some advice some guidance to go and commit individual terrorist acts this is part of a plan and it is much much harder to get to detect these people they're not using by and large international communications. that we have informants to the extent that we have undercover people we're basically not into these groups so they're operating more under the under the radar so it's going to require a different approach and it's going to require i believe a lot more emphasis on local law enforcement is a much bigger role here now for the local police n

they reportedly expressed doubts about giving hassan death penalty. he faces several counts of murder. >>> the star of the all star game yankees closure mariana rivera. a standing ovation almost two minutes. rivera is retiring tend of the season. he pitched a perfect 8 innings in the american league they beat the national league 3-0. he also became the secondary leave ever to win the all star mvp award. selig calls him the greatest relief pitcher of all time. >> time now to turn to lauren simonetti she has the top business news this morning. >> hi, good morning. nearly 12 million americans are unemployed looking for jobs that don't real licks cyst at least not yoet yet. the folks at mckenzie identified five areas we want to tell you about where the u.s. economy can grow and where millions of jobs can be created. number one is energy. the boom can create 1.7 million new jobs ore the next seven years then there's the bulking up of our investment and medical devices exporting those can create jobs by 2020. we can't over look big data and infrastructure a

but it certainly played a role in the case of major hassan. it was so obvious this man was a possible terrorist. now, some of this goes back to be fair to before president obama. hassan was being evaluated in the military, also during the bush administration. where there was a similar kind of reluctant. and i think it would be very helpful and very healthy if the hasan situation were described correctly, and it would leave us with law enforcement officers and intelligence agents having correct sense that -- which is very, very difficult but we want them to understand they're protecting us from bombings, not protecting us from possibly making a few mistakes about how you classify people. >> thank you, mayor, very much. i ask the chair's indulgence. i want to raise two questions and my clock was ticking but that was an important clarification and i would indicate to you, mr. mayor, many civilians were impacted at fort hood and i champion the cause it was in no way work-place violence. it was after the fact noted and those officers who were the s

. >>> a hearing is just about to conclude with the army office -- major nadal hassan is charged with 13 counts of murder. he has asked the judge for permission to tell the juror that he's being made to wear a military uniform. >>> today the defense explained to the court how he did it. bill keating is in sanford, florida again tonight. >> for the third time in the trial, jurors watched defense attorneys carry out the hood yiz -- this time used by george zimmer marp's defense along with a fruit drink martin had in his pocket to bolster zimmerman's description of what happened. that margin on top straddling zimmerman during the last moments is supported forensically. >> the wound itself, by the gap, by the power tattooing in the face of a contact indicates that this is consistent with mr. zimmerman's account that he -- that mr. martin was over him, leaning forward at the time he was shot. >> the defense expert analyzing these photos also supporting zimm zimmerman's claim that trayvon martin was pummeling his head into the sidewalk. this expert has been paid more than $2,000 to testify

major nidal hassan is charged with killing 13 people and wounding more than 30 hours.ill defend himself and even question the wounded survivors. hassan is facing the death penalty if convicted. >>> happening now in sanford, florida. system in the george zimmerman trial. this is live video from the courtroom. it looked like there was some movement in there. today, the jury could hear about trayvon martin's use of marijuana and see a computer animation of the shooting. yesterday, the defense called martin's father to the stand, he testified it's his son's voice on 911 calls begging for help. two sanford police officers testified during the investigation martin's father said the screams were not his son's. >>> nearly 150 female inmates were sterile lizzed by doctors at california prisons. a new investigation suggests it was done without proper state approval. according to the center for investigative reporting, doctors under contract with the prison system carried out the tubal ligations between 2006 and 2010. the women were signed up for the surge surgery while they were

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in texas at fort hood, major hassan who murdered other soldiers, again there were red flags. you had a major in the army was communicating with a known terrorist asking about the permissibility of murdering fellow servicemen, who was giving a presentation to fellow soldiers about radical islam embracing jihad. again, it seems we dropped the ball. beview is that we need to vigorous protecting the national security of the united states and that means finding and stopping radical islamic terrorism and the same time protecting the constitution of law-abiding citizens and i believe both of those are possible and indeed to serve the ultimate objective. >> [inaudible] [indiscernible] >> i share your concerns. the question was about immigration. let me just address immigration more broadly. on immigration, i am both optimistic and pessimistic -- which may be a sign i have been in washington too long. i'm optimistic because i think there is a lot of bipartisan agreement on many aspects of immigration. i think outside of washington there is overwhelming bipartisan agreement that the sy

are they going to put nidal hassan to understand more deeply his humanity and complexity? want to throw up, especially -- not just looking at the cover, but the actual article itself. now, "rolling stone" is trying to cover its backside and explained that really people need to appreciate that this article falls within the traditions of journalism. but after consuming the entire article, all i came to the conclusion of is that the author as well as these editors are as muddle headed as ever about our war with islam and really this just serves the purposes of al qaeda prop gandists. >> how a popular promising student was failed by his family, fell in to a radical islam and became a monster. >> yeah. >> making excuses for him and his friends. i didn't know he was a radical islamist. there was evidence that he was moving in that direction. >> yeah. that's right. it's always all our fault. the other thing i found wildly amusing is the explanation from the magazine that the reason why they put him on the cover, that people need to understand is that he's young and they wanted to

this sunday on august 4, iran will inaugurate a new president, hassan raoux hasy. it is a moment -- rouhani. it is a moment that has secretary of defense hagel and the international community an opportunity to re-engage with concern, most importantly the capacity to develop and launch a nuclear weapon. this may be a very small window of opportunity for a fresh start on dialogue and action on the future of a nuclear iran. it may be short lived depending on how iran's new president views this moment, but it is a time when i for one want to support the white house, the state department and the pentagon's ability to move forward our relationship and dialogue with iran on this most serious matter. it is not the moment for congress to increase and expand the level of u.s. sanctions against iran. we have plenty of sanctions right now against iran. if for some reason we need to increase even further the pressure against iran and its new president, then we have the time to do so. it does not need to be done before the new eye rain yab president even -- iranian president eve