a muhammad and malvo.nd he said the kid's nickname out here is sniper. >> sniper. >> and all of a sudden it all started falling into place. >> the tipster says the two practiced shooting at a tree stump in his backyard. atf and fbi immediately sent field agents to retrieve the stump. >> we asked our people to do it low key, keep it very quiet, don't tell anybody. about an hour later someone came into chief moose's office and said take a look at tv. >> agents from the fbi and atf have just finished up their search. >> the helicopters and the news media were out there watching our people, and this backyard in tacoma, washington. >> a federal arrest warrant has been issued for john allen muhammad, also known as john allen williams. >> the end came around 1:00 a.m. at a rest stop outside frederick, maryland. about 50 miles northwest of washington. a sharp eyed motorist who heard the police lookout just over an hour earlier spotted the blue 1990 chevrolet caprice with two men sleeping inside. >> it was a six-pe

muhammad would be lord over, and lee would be one of them. and lee really believed that. >> he was so enamored with john allen muhammad that he would have done anything. and what muhammad was asking him to do was to kill over and over >> lee boyd malveaux? >> yes, sir. >> two years after the shooting, he was convicted of two counts of capital murder. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. three years later, he wrote from his cell, i'm still grappling with shame, guilt, remorse and my own healing if that will ever be possible. as for john allen muhammad, he, there are theories that he was randomly shooting people in that area so that perhaps he could kill his ex-wife and swoop in as the grieving ex-husband, and take the children away. >> if he wanted to kill her, he could have killed her randomly. i don't think it had anything to do with it. >> i don't think he would go to this length, ever. it still bothers me. >> we were watching a movie, i don't remember t name of t he said, i could take a small city, a group

egypt's president muhammad morsi is remaining defiant. it came and passed. more than 2 dozen people have been killed in the protests so f far. the threat of military intervention. we believe there is some interaction going on. joining us from cairo overlooking tahrir square is aymen. what do we understand about the interactions between morsi and the government? they've been tweeting that a military coup is underway. >> reporter: that's right. that's certainly been the position of the muslim brotherhood and the freedom and justice party which is a political offshoot. they've been looking at the statement since everything came out 48 hours ago and their attempt to interject into the military politics. they've been using harsh language to describe it. more importantly, they say they're trying to undermine the democratically elected president of that country. that is how they are describing it. people in tahrir certainly describing it as a military coup. they're describing it as the military exercising its right. had it not been for people taking to the streets,

you brought up muhammad a al faradai. is he somebody that would be broadly accepted in the north and the south, the south where the christians are? >> reporter: well, this is a double edged sword in egypt's revolution. it's been extremely successful. it's an organic movement driven by the youth. it's leaderless. there is no one individual that's been the driving force of this movement. as a result, when it comes time to translating that into politics, the youth organizations, the political organizations have struggled to have a single individual speak on their desires or demands. at this stage it's still, again, too early to see how the protesters will try to organize themselves politically going forward. yes, muhammad is one of the more popular figures among the liberal opposition in this country. he's been chosen by various organizations to speak on their behalf in the past. he certainly represents a lot of the ideals of the youth movement but there are several others, particularly younger individuals, who are also maki

one of the principle unanswered questions is where did the story of the muhammad video came from? >> reporter: is it imaginable that the president of the united states would think about what story are we going to concoct? >> this is hard to even formul >>> welcome back to "fox news reporting." we asked the white house for interviews with people involved in the administration with benghazi. we have been turned down. many administration officials have testified about the debacle or spoken publicly, like the president himself. the state department and congress have released unclassified investigative repo reports. from these sources and our own exclusive reporting emerges a timeline of disastrous decision and deadly consequences. we resume our story in the fall of 2011. october 20, 2011, libya. moammar gadhafi captured and killed in his hometown of cert. the u.s. keeps its embassy in tripoli, but sets up a diplomatic outpus in benghazi. the rebel strong hold president obama vowed to seay. the violence continues there says the state department's number two man . >> we had car bombings

speaking about dpw, muhammad and i worked together and we literally saw people who realized the second the bus arrives they can't eat on the bus. so where do they toss it? if they weren't looking or realized there was a trash can next to them as most bus stops do have them. they were irresponsible. we literally saw people tossing things as they got on boarding the buses. that's not good behavior. obviously we need to do a lot more education. we need to end that practice and we need to keep and attitude, a very spirit of keeping our public assets clean and beautiful as you see them today. this is what these buses ought to look like a few years from now. we know they won't, but we need to keep that attitude in the city, not only with our youth but everybody in the city of all ages we see them discarding waste material onto the streets. we have a crew of people picking these up and reminding folks. we wanted to change things. that is part of using the giant sweep in the world ferries that we can use that spirit. i want to thank rachel gordon and the whole public works for using the giant

still big numbers out all over the place in cairo against and for president muhammad morsi who has been in power for one year now. >> the egyptian armed forces -- the call for answering the demands for the people and give an ultimatum of 48 hours as a last-ditch chance for shouldering the responsibility of this historical moment. the armed forces call on all sides, that if the people's demands are not answered within the ultimatum, then the armed forces, based on the international responsibility, out of respect for the demands of the people plan for the future and certain measures to be executed under its super vision with the participation with the whole spectrum including the youth. >> that was the ultimatum that was issued by the military and soon after look what happened. you can see off in the distance, the helicopters, military helicopters, five of them flying large egyptian flags heading towards the square and the people really responded to that. supporters taking heart from that military message. > we're very happy here. the army is with us. we're very proud here. very happy. >>

what is the right approach in that snirks nobody in washington was all that thrillled with muhammad morsi, he muslim brother hood president for only about a year. hadn't been very inclusive. hadn't done much with the economy. really wasn't listening to the obama administration. seizeled power last fall. and yet, the idea of the military kicking him out is a complicated thing. who wants to support that kind of thing? s this a military coup or not? the obama administration spent all week dancing around this question. ounds like a military coup and looks like one. $1.5 billion is at stake. turned law, if it's a military coup, they have to cut it off. gwen: the white house had been avoiding answering this question but they said yeah, well, maybe the military should release morsi. what's that about? >> they're dealing with this question of the money to use it as leverage to say look, we're not cutting it off this second. we're going to have to review it. it depend on what you're doing now. stop the violence, stop the round-ups. release president morsi and then maybe we can avoid the hammer fal

tomorrow is the prophet muhammad's birthday, and people who have not known freedom for nearly 50 years martyrs square is filled with families, kids, teenage skater boys and hot shots on motorcycles. it's wild. and almost giddily happy. oh, man. young men in the camouflage pants of the militias, most of whom were civilians until last year, do their best to sporadically keep order or just just join in the fun. every kid above the age of 5 seems to have been issued a lighter and a fistful of fireworks. ambulances idle on the margins of the square to treat fireworks-related injuries, which there will be many. >> this is good. >> this is tripoli. after 42 years of nightmare. how to build a whole society overnight and make it work in one of the most contentious and difficult areas of the world is what people are trying to figure out. ♪ >> so before the war, did you think it would ever be possible, did you dream some day this will change? >> no. in gadhafi's country, you can't say a word. you'd get killed. that bad. it was impossible. then i joined the group, you know? the militia. >> omar is

. >> one of the principle unanswered questions is where did the story about the muhammad video come from? >> is it imaginable to you that the president of the united states having a conversation about what story are we going to concoct to explain this? >> the conduct of the top leadership of the administration during the entire attack is hard for me to understand. >> sometimes disaster strikes suddenly. benghazi gave us plenty of warning. after the break -- dad. how did you get here? i don't know. [ speaking in russian ] look, look, look... you probably want to get away as much as we do. with priceline express deals, you can get a fabulous hotel without bidding. think of the rubles you'll save. with one touch, fun in the sun. i like fun. well, that went exactly i as planned.. really? car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how're they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. has

a concerted effort by the military to remove president muhammad morsi to isolate him. this crowd began to get very excited an hour or so ago that there are rumors that president morsi is placed under house arrest. the army and the state newspaper have said that is not true and that morsi remains inside an army barracks but according to one aid it is not entirely clear how free president morsi is to actually leave that army barracks. we are still awaiting a statement from the army, a statement that was supposed to be issued after the expiration of that deadline. that deadline is now over. still, no statement but it is likely to come from egyptian state television and sources have told us that the egyptian army is now also positioned at the television building and to a degree controlling his content. >> i want to read a statement quickly. nbc's charlene dubash is in cairo. we had been told that a full military coupe is underway. the tanks are on the move throughout cairo. some muslim brotherhood high ranking officials have been arrested. this is confirming what we have d

so i -- and let's suppose that we ended up with muhammad elbaradei.t looks like it is not as final as it looked yesterday. but here is a man who has been no great friend of the united states. he has been when was head of the u.n. weapons agency he gave us fits in the effort to deter iran from its nuclear program just to cited one example. a kind of international bureaucrat that some people love. there are a lot of bad outcomes here and it is not at all clear to me we can get to a good one but we need to figure out as a nation and as an administration what is going on over here. >> how do you think the president is handling this? >> handling it by not taking sides. yes, morsi was inept. yes, he was not inclusive. he had a lot of authoritarian tendencies. but to turn to the army which is what happened in egypt andthy administration stood by and let happen what the army takes it can give away. so it can depose the next government if there is popular uprising after this. and that is likely going to happen. this is a country with a dysfunctional economy. a

khalil muhammad, i'll start with you, did the president frame the issue well?t did he get right? where, if at all, did he fall short? >> well, i think he did get three things right. he articulated that race matters, that history matters, and that our black children matter in this country. and those are three things that are incredibly important, given the high stakes in this matter. we've seen in just the past few days, a huge racial divide on the question of justice in this country, with the pew research poll showing that 86% of white americans when asked about the verdict agree with the verdicts -- i'm sorry, 86% of african american are dissatisfied with the verdict as compared to 30% of whites. that is a gigantic divide. it calls us to the importance of the speech. it may be fifth year into his term, a term not characterize bide a lot of presidential leadership on the question of race in this country. he's spoken to the n.a.a.c.p. he's spoken to the congressional black caucus at key moments. so i think what we see here is for the first time, really important

today, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our mayor, mayor ed lee. [ applause ] >> thank you, muhammad. >> well, truth be told. somebody said, mayor, it's a sunny day. would you like to go down to celebrate something and it's in front of an ice cream parlor. of course i said yes. you know, i have to count. it's june now. it's middle of the year. i think we are part of the 5 million 500 thousand. that's the midway point because every year fisher man's wharf has over 10 million visitors. [ applause ] . we know there is a good connection as to why. there is a connection to our city's infrastructure as to why people want to visit fisherman's wharf. thank you and the merchants association for putting together a fantastic six year effort of collaborating with public works and making sure landscaping was able to do it's job so i can have my ice cream cone today. it takes a huge amount of effort to do this, but we are doing it right. we rushed it and i know supervisor and board president david chiu, he knew that we had to get this done for our great celebration this year which is america's cup

nelson mandela, muhammad ali, billie jean king. and then, last year, her dear friend, former tennessee volunteers coach, pat summitt, you see her there. she will be joining that list. and it is a wonderful thing that we'll be able to witness. >> and you had a chance to sit down and interview robin before she left about this entire honor. we'll have a special look at that coming up. you're going to have a great time tonight. >> yes. >>> a lot coming up. we're going to begin with this dangerous heat wave smothering the northeast. and that water emergency now affecting thousands outside of washington. their spigots are running dry right now, creating a real crisis. abc's jim avila is live in prince georges county, maryland. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're waking up hot and thirsty here in the d.c. suburbs. this store right in the middle of it has sold five-times the normal supply of water on a normal day, because authorities are warning people that, beginning this afternoon, when they turn their water spigo

the head of the military said muhammad morsi you have 48 hours to work things out with these people andet things straight or wore going to intervene. the then the military said we're not go to have a coup. what does the military mean by, we're going to intervene. why do you care? a look at the neighborhood might lend you some information. it's in the middle of a region in turmoil, and it can't take anymore, and the hopees that they'll get this thing worked out. hopes are high but hope is frankly not a strategy. the zimmerman trial is in a break for the next about 15 minutes. arthur aidala and jonna are here. who has the upper hand then, prosecution or the defense? >> i think defense. if the jurors had to leave today and make up their mind they would come back with not guilty for george zimmerman. the element of self-defense thus far -- we're still in the middle of the prosecution's case -- to me have been laid out. >> i have to concur at this point. you have to give the prosecution a chance to connect the dots. you add the human elements dia may not be easy to look at that mother and fa

muslim brotherhood and also with vice president bar edaye tomorrow morning and could very well meet muhammad morsi himself, something she asked to do before. >>> and the driver of the spanish train that detrailed at high speed faces charges of reckless homicide. until sunday, the driver had been refusing to answer police questions. a -- an investigative judge spent sunday examining him and the black box recorder. he's now released pending trial. >>> here in france, one of the biggest companies is getting ready to mearge with omnicom to create the world's biggest advertising firm. executives are confident it will go through. >> it's a megamerger to create the world's largest television firm. between them, publicis and omnicom are possible -- responsible for some of the world's biggest brands. the new company will have more power to influence prices. >> the clear intention that we're going to create value, create more opportunities, we're going to honor our talented people and our talented clients and create something that no one else i think could even contemplate creating. >> the new firm wi

today, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our mayor, mayor ed lee. [ applause ] >> thank you, muhammad. >> well, truth

the former president, muhammad morsi, is being investigated even though he's under the custody of the military. he's being investigated by a cairo prosecutor on charges that he defamed the judiciary. that certainly has put him on a travel bana long with eight other officials. in addition digs tho thto that, down channels with islamist ties. there's a cle that back drop is creating anxiety for democracy activists as well. >> tomorrow, friday, concern about heightened activity, heightened energy when it comes to the rejection of what has happened so far, friday being the day of prayers? >> reporter: that's correct. in fact, it's the end of the week here. it's a day where people don't go to work. friday prayers are a big gathering for communities all across the country. already the muslim brotherhood and islamist supporters are calling on followers and supporters to stage nationwide protests following friday prayers. i can assure you that many of the sermons that are going to be at the mosques, some affiliated with the muslim brotherhood are going to be fiery and rachet up the rhetoric a

this comes on the back of the statement we got late yesterday effectively ousting muhammad orsy. we understand that he is in a safe location. we don't have a new date for the election but the constitution will be suspended. in terms of tension and violence, still both of them at very high levels. some ten people have lost their lives in violence overnight. >> thank you. >>> now to nbc's tracie potts in washington. president obama says he is deeply concerned but did stop short of calling this a coup. how is this playing out diplomatically? >> in washington, the president called together his national security team and said he was deeply concerned about the way this happened. and he wants to make sure that egypt is returned to a democratically elected government. he's also very concerned not just about the crowds in tahrir square but others around the country who are supporting former president morsi. he wants to make sure that there's no military crackdown on them. now we've seen our own demonstrations here in washington outside the white house. americans in support of what's happe

. >> exactly 48 hours after muhammad morsi was deposed, his supporters were engaged in fierce street fighting with crowds. the pro-morsi march appeared suddenly, cross the -- crossing the october 6 bridge in the direction of the squear thousands took up position outside the offices of state television a symbol of state power. hundreds more were on the bridge. there were fireworks and occasional volleys of gunfire. army helicopters swooped low, watching, not getting involved. this is civil disturbance on a grand and dangerous scale in a country suddenly without an elected government, there ppears suddenly to be no viability security agency willing or able to stop it. it has been a day of protests and violence across the country. in cairo at the headquarters of the republican guard, shots rang out as morsi's supporters converged on the building where they believe their president is being held. eyewitnesses say army fire claimed lives, the army denies it. on the bridge, as quickly as they came, the morsi crowds dispersed. .hey made their point only then did the army arrive, leaving it n

. >>> fascinating details about khalid shake muhammad's time in a secret cia prison. the 9/11 mastermind was working on plans to re-engineer the vacuum. he read the harry potter series and held office hours where he lectured agency officers on various topics. i am not joking. former cia officials say this was an attempt to keep him from go quote, nuts after harsh interrogations. >>> a developing story in london. six environmental protesters are attempting to climb the shard and refusing to come down. at 72 stories and 1,016 feet, it's the tallest building in western europe. >>> one lucky girl is getting her dream car a little early. at 14 months. sarella stout was playing with her father's smartphone when she pressed all the right buttons and bought a 1962 austin healy sprite. the seller offered to cancel the sale, but paul says he looks forward to working on the fixer-upper with his daughter some day. i guess he's going to give it to her for her 16th birthday. >> oh, she's going to learn to work on cars. she is definitely going to be hands-on on that project. it's no

former president muhammad morsi is said to be under house arrest in cairo.her had, which had long been banned, came under power under morsi, the group is calling for a peaceful protest, calling it a coup. >>> british police re-opened the case into madeleine mccann, detectives say it is possible she is still alive and want to trace them. 12 were british and there at the time of her disappearance. today's 4th of july events in arizona will taken on a somber tone, the firefighters will be honored, their families are expected to attend, and the fireworks display will also go on, this as hundreds of firefighters continue to blaze the fire, it has burned 13 square miles and is 45% contained. uc santa cruz is remembering a student killed there. yesterday a tree fell there, killing her and injuring several adult staffers, she was entering her senior year and was involved at the radio station. the chancellor at city college of san francisco is vowing to appeal the decision to revoke the school's accreditation effective july of next year, the blamed the lack of financ

facing criticism for spending time on his yacht in massachusetts last wednesday, the same day that ne muhammad mi was ousted out of power. >> with egypt blowing up, and un this is add an added burden on his shoulders. >> reporter: secretary kerryeck was scheduled to return to to washington today for talks with chinese officials before his s wife fell ill. il >>> new website putting information about the metro cara you ride in, right at your fingers tips.finger that is just ahead. a >>> a milestone in an effort to repair the washington monumentim following the earthquake two years ago. ♪ [ male announcer ] do you love prime rib? get to your local subway for the delectable, new prime rib melt built fresh from the bread up! with hearty, savory cuts of tender prime rib in an au jus glaze and deliciously melty provolone, bite after bite is prime rib perfection. get it made just the way you say with all the veggies you want. the new prime rib melt. it's a taste you won't soon forget, so hurry into your local subway today! subway. eat fresh. so hurry into your local subway today! could save you fifte

where we are another day closer to boiling over there. 23 people are reported dead and president muhammad is vowing last night not to resign while pledging to protect his constitutional legitimacy with his life if need be. he is at odds with his own military which has set a new deadline for a deal today. if no agreement is reached, the army will suspend the country's constitution and dissolve the parliament. all of this as hundreds of thousands descend once more on tahrir square spelling out their messages to morsi in

there are certain operatives in sinai that started to act actively following the ouster of president muhammad morsi. certain violations and assaults. in other words, certain offenses were initiated against as the armed forces position. the armed forces suffered fatalities and injuries in large numbers. and due to the sensitivity of the information and intelligence in sinai, we cannot disclose all the information. we should get on top of all the act committed in sinai. there is an all-out operation that will take place in sinai and call the nations between ourselves and to the ministry and the armed forces. we can cannot accept or allow the situation in sinai to continue as it is. the police academy cadets graduation ceremony is on sunday next time. by that time, we hope that the traffic will go back to its normal flow. >> ok. that was egypt's interim interior minister give his response to last night's violence to the press. a violence in which more than 100 people died, most of them in cairo. let's get some analysis from hoda who was listening to what the interior had to say. we missed the fi

speaking about dpw, muhammad and i worked together and we literally saw pe

scene in another district of cairo where again thousands of supporters of the president, president muhammad mor see, holding their own rally. let's get the latest from our correspondent in cairo. the pictures we're seeing on our screen appear to be peaceful, even quite festive but there have been reports of violence around the capital. tell us about that. >> endeed, laura. clashes continuing now in gee sa, not far from cairo university where there was another huge pro morrissey demonstration taking place as far as we understand reports from witnesses on the scene tell us that assailants, unknown assailants, drove past iring live ammunition at pro -- of the president's supporters. there are pictures of trees being burned down. while it is very violent there where those clashes are taking place, it is a small indication of just how dangerous the situation is, just how out of control it can get and this is what many people have been fearing and warning about as both sides continue to up the ante and continue to raise the stakes while the tension just simmers and it's a matter of time, many bel