than's back and better ever -- spanish tennis ace nadal. since february, he has won six tournaments. >> it is unbelievable. i am trying back, to enjoy every moment heard >> the layoff was long. he missed seven months with the damaged knee. when nadal threw himself back into trading, he was spurred on by the encouragement from his fans. father to mother and facebook, to twitter, it was very important all the support in a low moment. >> the struggle was worth it. one week ago, he powered past roger federer. it was a statement of intent -- he's back to his best just in time for his favorite competition. >> on to form the one where a german driver has won the prestigious monaco grand prix. the drive starr did from pole position and managed to avoid trouble. his adopted monaco's home by his father won the grand prix here 30 years ago. that is all from us for now. for me and the rest of the team in berlin, thanks for watching. stay with dw for more news. >> oh my god. tornadonday a huge ripped through oklahoma city. the storm was one of the most

nadal attacking and hits wide. nadal bidding for an 8th title. five seed he was not fortunate to escape a first round upset. a wild card entry, top 10 player before knee injuries slowed him down. but healthy again now in one piece. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then, patience at risk the worst times to be treated for a heart condition. >> then at loik match maker taking a traditional approach to finding professionals. her clients say it's better than looking for love online. >> here is tonight's prime time line up. at 8:00 two-hour premier of the "bachelorett" and we'll be back with late news. >> that does it for this edition of abc 7 news. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. the nicks are a sixteenth of an inch deep, but i can't determine the type of projectile. projectile?

nadal are on and to the semifinals. nadal squeezed out a victory over his spanish command. he is not aiming for his sixth title in 8 tournaments after returning in february from a long injury layoff. and englishmen has crashed on the championship in bulgaria. he went down to a south african by one shot. he lost his first round at the match play championship. he had a bad day on the course. he finished the round by bogeying. he described his play as disgusting. only the 14thome country to legalize same-sex marriage. present franÇois hollande on signed the law on saturday. france'ss a day after constitutional council struck down a challenge to the bill, which will also allowed gay adoption. opponents have staged huge and violent demonstrations in recent months. another protest is scheduled in may. friday marks the international day against homophobia. here in europe, politicians used the occasion to speak out against anti-gay violence. they say there is no reason for homophobia in europe or anywhere else in the world. capital,orgian protests were broken up by anti- the protes

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that's a key figure because nadal was heavily infiltrated in the militant community.entually joined a militant group and was killed by russian forces. what investigators are trying to determine is did tsarnaev and nadal have a connection? did they meet at this mosque? tamerlan tsarnaev would have stuck out like a sore thumb. he would have looked like a werner. he would have attracted attention. did he attract nadal? did they have a connection? did he introduce him to others in the community? these are things that investigators are trying to determine. >> i want to have a quick peek behind you. i'm looking at the people on boylston street and at the memorial behind you. there's as much material being left behind, remembrances, fresh flowers behind you, that hasn't waned, has it? >> reporter: it really hasn't. you were out here. you were here at this scene at this memorial. what's interesting to see some of the things that have changed and have not changed. boylston street when we were out there yesterday, it's amazing to see the people coming out to the street. what ha

there are issues about nadal. he is said to be half palestinian, claims to be involved in some reports in meeting certain people into the fold of extremism in that particular area. extraordinarily young, i think it's fair to say, about 17, 18, 19, very young. killed may 19th in an attack by russian special forces. you're getting a picture here, anderson, of a man like tamerlan tsarnaev, where connected with these people in dagestan, seeing other militants potentially extinguished around him, nadal, plotnikov. if it was the case that he was connected to them, those particular events may perhaps have led him to flee the country after plotnikov's death. >> it certainly seems with each passing day we're learning a little more about tamerlan tsarnaev's time in russia. from the beginning you've been saying you think that's the key, the six month window he was there, what was he doing, and learning as much as we can. how quickly do you think sort of the full picture will become clear, if it ever will? i suppose that's re

nadal is currently ranked five and could face world number one djokovic in the quarterfinal. federer. is roger nadal is so strong on clay that a higher seeding is not necessary. >> we all know he would deserve it. he has been so successful that the last 8, 9 years everybody knows that he deserves it. 80is not like he is ranked in the world and needs a bump into the seeds or a bump into the 4. he is already ranked number five. >> the second round of the playoffs in the nba began on sunday. the thunder took the lead over the grizzlies. the grizzlies led most of the game with pondexter hitting this three-pointer. the thunder still trailed in the final minutes. 35in durant finished on points, leading oklahoma to a 93-91 victory. also on sunday, the visiting indiana pacers eat the new york knicks in game one of their eastern conference semifinals. game two is on tuesday in new york. the defending champs, the miami heat, will begin their second- round series against the chicago bulls on monday. lebron james has once again been named the nba's most valuable player. he came one vote

we know nadal, who investigators are asking who he met. nadal died in may.june. i only saw it once quickly. he seemed relaxed. but the key issue that prosecutors are going to have to face as they put dzhokhar on trial, they are going to have to explain how he became associated with explosives. where did he get that training? it's going to be hard, perhaps, for them given at this point investigators haven't found any place in the u.s. where he could have picked those skills up. it's going to be hard for that six-month period in dagestan not to feature somehow, i would guess, in the fbi's explanation as who to how he became that proficient. >> nick, thank you. >>> still ahead in the "newsroom," the obama administration struggling to advance its agenda amist a perfect storm of controversy. [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. i

major nadal hassan is accused of gunning down 13 people and wounding more in 2009.ilitary law allows defendants to represent themselves. the judge will ask his attorneys to stay on board in case he has any questions. that news prompting the judge to delay jury selection for a week. >>> a chain reaction school bus crash leaves dozens injured. it happened when the first bus stops to drop off a student. >> there were quite a few sitting on the ground. they looked injured. there were lots of kids walking around with ice packs on their heads. >> none of the kids involved were seriously hurt but a bus driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> school officials shuttle 50 public schools this will be the largest single wave of planned school closures in public history. rahm emanuel and school officials say they will have to tut cos-- cut costs in order to close a billion dollar budget shortfall. >> it was a miracle catch for a san francisco giant's fan. a dad in the stands for the national giant's game yesterday catches a foul ball. wait, what is that in his

nadal pretty much owns the french open.s pushed in his opening round match on the red clay. in today near court. nch unphased. opening set. nadal rally match point here moving him around chld if in today moves on bidding for 8 title and 5 seed thomas tl could not escape fears round upset. french man wild card entry with top 10 player before suffering knee injuries back and apparently healthy. victory news 5 strenuous sets. 7-tive in the fifth naturally big crud favorite. >> obviously. thanks larry very much. that's this edition of 7 news for all of us thanks of 7 news for all of us thanks for watching. we what were you even doing in that crawl space, charlie? well, for starters, i was minding my own business. i was also trying to do a little light reading, and then i was putting some cheese in the rat traps. you were putting the cheese in the rat traps? - yes. why? - can i smell your mouth? you were eating the cheese, weren't you, out of the rat traps? no! well, yes. i mean, i was eating the old cheese to test it, see why

he also tells the times tamerlan met with a militant by the name of mohammed nadal, correct?> based on what we've seen so far, that is what's been reported, martin. if this is true, then this is a real important piece of information that both the fbi through the legal office in moscow working with the fsb, the russian domestic security service, they'll be able to paint a picture here and understand the facts because nadal probably or most certainly was under u surveillance by the fsb and most likely, they had electronic surveillance on him, so if that was the case, if tsarnaev met with him, there should be information and records on that and if that information is available and provided to the bureau, then that can really help us better understand what he did while he was in dagestan. the assumption up to this point, if there wasn't radicalization going on, if it had started at the least, there was tactics and training support he got there. that period is so critical to us for us to understand why the bombings happen and if the fsb has this information, it could be really val

rate domestic counterintelligence, counterterrorism agency, but mistakes were made in the fort hood nadal case and here, too, as well. in that case they had real evidence that hasan was communicating by e-mail with the radical cleric in yemen awlaki, and it somehow got lost in the system and never got to the army so the army might have taken action against hasan before he was able to kill 13 people at fort hood. in this case, i think, the fbi's questioning of tamerlan tsarnaev has to be looked back at and seen whether there was more they could have done. did they convey information about him to the joint terrorism task force on which massachusetts state and local police would have been present? of course, most of all, what happened when he left for dagestan and came back and the department of homeland security knew that or at least the system showed it pinged as secretary napolitano said, why didn't they go back and know it then? why didn't they go back and investigate? look, the fbi is a great agency but mistakes were made here. it's in everybody's interest most of all the fbi's to go ba

officials believe that tamerlan tsarnaev met with this man, mansour nadal, a known terror recruiter killed by russian authorities last year. >> tamerlan tsarnaev. >> reporter: this video obtained by "entertainment tonight" is the first time we heard tamerlan's voice. the young american boxer who authorities say had internet contact with william plotnikov, a canadian man who joined a terror group. the alleged connections offer new clues about what might have inspired him on a trip to russia last year. intelligence officials are investigating how warning signs may have been missed. >> we want to leave no stone unturned and we want to see is there, in fact, additional protocols and procedures that could be put in place, and we won't know that until that review is completed. >> reporter: meanwhile, the hunt for possible accomplices continue. abc news learned authorities identified almost a dozen persons of interest including tamerlan's widow catherine russell who submitted dna samples to the fbi. tamerlan tsarnaev's body still remains in that boston morgue. an attorney for his widow says she's

braced for a tough fortnight as the russian and her nemesis arena williams joined men's holdout rafael nadal and roger federer to play tennis in the dock ahead of the season second major now on in paris. were all about adjusting i think every player now is going to turn to me after just to the conditions and in the opponent every match is a challenge i think we we all respect everyone that's across the net we know what's ahead of us and it's a long few weeks and you've got to be mentally and physically ready for it. now to athletics and as moscow prepares to host the world championships for the first time russian long jumper is targeting gold and the world record and spoke to robert bunya. the twenty two year old long jumper who's destined to be in the spotlight after setting the russian juno record in. the old time second best worldwide junior mark she won two on to win back to back european indoor titles and perhaps if you hearts around the world you'll screw. up is the middle of a good looking woman feels more confident in life it is certainly like being in the spotlight all the time but

blankfein basically had a rafael nadal serve that he could have smashed and said regulation is worse. but he said, yeah, it's there, but we just deal with it. is that what you see? >> well, i think, like any ceo, he's very careful about his words when he's in public. and regulation, you know, after the financial crisis, dodd/frank and, you know, obviously he's very involved in many different rules that have to be written. so there's less new legislation coming, but there's lots of new rules being written. so it's very active from that perspective, and i think some of the backlog -- we're already three years past dodd/frank coming to light. you know, that backlog has put a real -- a lot of pressure on many different regulatory bodies to get the rulemaking out in time. and the good news is, i think they're being very thoughtful about the changes, because there are unintended consequences to many of these rules. >> we talked about the boko rule, he basically said that. he said well-intentioned but the unintended consequences are really the detail here. another thing he talked about was t

braced for a tough fortnight as the russian and her nemesis arena williams joined men's holdout rafael nadal and roger federer to play tennis in the dark ahead of the season second major now on in paris. were all about adjusting i think every player now is going to turn to me after just to the conditions and and the opponent every match is a challenge i think we we all respect everyone that's across the net we know what's ahead of us and it's a long few weeks and you've got to be mentally and physically ready for it. now to athletics and as moscow prepares to host the world championships for the first time russian long jumper is targeting gold and the world record and spoke to robert bunya. the twenty two year old long jumper whose destined to be in the spotlight after setting the russian general record in. the old second best worldwide junior mark she wanted to win back to back european indoor titles and perhaps if you hearts around the world you'll screw. a good looking woman feels more confident in life it is certainly like being in the spotlight all the time but attention doesn't bother

justice into their own hands almost every son mustapha a thirty one year old civil servant from the nadal to is one such victim he was brutally murdered and hung from a tree in broad daylight. the crowd thought that he was a thief because he's mentally ill the first. came from behind on the back of his head then part of the school was hacked off the second here it was to his chest they caught him open arms sabri story is not unique since the two thousand and eleven revolution have been at least seventeen similar lynchings in this region alone the most high profile victim who was killed last week was the son of a leading member of the missing brotherhood's political party security forces for their part say they are unable to control the situation particularly when entire villages are involved in these big mobs rights advocates like karim and nora say they lynchings which are on the rise are symptomatic of the state's continued failure to provide security and justice. entries in cases of lynching and and communal violence in people picking just isn't on. but always a very visible sign of ju

major nadal hassan.s been paid $278,000 in benefits, these people that have suffered and lost lives and he is getting paid and they are not. how do you justify or reconcile that, bob? >> bob: this is what happens when you don't declare eight terrorist act. the regulations say there is workplace violence, the person can be relieved of their job but can't be relieved of their pay. if you had declared them a terrorist then it would be a different story. he is under the military code of justice. he is still an active member of the service who has been put on leave but with pay. >> eric: it happened 12 wounded. we know that 32 wounded, 12 are dead. we find this fascinating the president in his speech late last week that mentioned fort hood in a terrorist attack context. he mentioned it in a comprehensive defense policy. how are we going to fight the war oner from but he has never been asked that question directly. why is that workplace violence? he quotes from specialist logan, i lost five friends, i watched

it's no different than nadal did. he stood up, 12 or 13 people, 30 people injured, 12, okay, but we have to call it workplace violence because we are afraid to call what it is. or "b", president obama doesn't want to admit he had a terrorist attack under his watch and he wants to call it something else. a lost people like me are pushing back on that characterization. >> greg: dana, i wanted to run this clip, the mother who tried to leave with this scumbag on the street after he committed a horrible crime. >> all he said, i killed him. why? because it was british soldier, he killed people. he killed muslim people in muslim countries and have nothing to do. >> were y scared for yourself, why not? because and more and more people stalking around. i talk to him and then i ask him what he wanted. >> greg: you see this. it could have gone another way. >> dana: it could have. you have the british upper lip. she was a model for all of lot of people. >> greg: i wouldn't want my mom to do that. >> dana: your mom probable would

rafaela dow has beat roger nadal has rafael beaten roger federer in the italian open. >> there is a reasonhe is called the king of play. red, the romethe masters. he retain his crown at the spreads of his great rival, roger federer. the spaniards 12 winning in 15 against fedor on this surface came at a lightning speed. the world's number five took the first set 6-1. at times, he showed the type of class that has helped him win seven french open titles. and he wrapped up the second match ino win the just 68 minutes. the spaniard has now won six of the eight tournaments he has competed in since returning from a seven-month injury layoff. >> when you have difficult times, you come back with more passion than ever. that is how i feel today. i am enjoying every moment. want the chance to enjoy days like today for the many years. >> the organization -- the organizers at roland garros are ready for him at the french open. >> women's world number one serena williams won the italian open. she will head to the french open on a career-best 24-match winning streak. had aaland's cricket team big if he

so did mahmoud masser nadal.ined a militant group and was killed in a firefight with russian forces. still unknown, whether tsarnaev met nadal or any other militant. investigators believe he and his younger brother dzhokhar, who awaits his next court appearance in a federal prison, may have acted as so-called lone wolves. but they are still investigating tamerlan tsarnaev's contacts overseas, and at home. his wife, katherine russell, according to her attorney, continues to cooperate with investigators, but the constant questioning may be taking its toll. it's very difficult. she is a young woman trying to bring up her baby without a dad. and dealing with all this. the sooner all this is over, the better. the bombing killed three people, and injured 275. one some of these released. >> i hate going down. when i get down there, i feel awesome. >> jp and his brother paul, both lost a leg. the injuries would have been worse had it not been for the brothers. >> they were throwing me over the barrier. ultimately saving

hood in 2009 a plot by nadal hasan, 13 american soldiers killed then.o there has been a track record of this. al qaeda leaders around the world, including anwar al awlaki have been encouraging this. so this may have been an al qaeda inspired event. >> appalling. and bill gavin, dramatic development involving the case of the boston bombers. this involves a third person. the fbi we're talking to. his name is ibrahim todashev. he was linked to tamerlan tsarnaev, and was investigated by the fbi when today there was an incident, which ended with him being killed. tell me what we know about this. >> basically, what we know at this point, piers, is that they had linked todashev, the brothers, to the triple murder that occurred in waltham, massachusetts on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. they went down to interview him with some local police and with the boston police. and i guess he became extremely upset. to the best of my knowledge at this point, he pulled a knife and stabbed an fbi agent, who has had medical treatment and stitches. and during that confrontat

hood mass shooting suspect nadal hasan wants to be his own lawyer.s charged with shooting 16 people in 2009. hasan has been paid $278,000 since his arrest, and his salary cannot be suspended until he's found guilty. >>> big day in court for george zimmerman. the judge refused to allow evidence that the defense argues may be crucial to their client's case. >> neither will mention this in opening statement. neither side will mention it during the trial. i can't imagine there's any circumstance under which that will become relevant, but if it does, it will be done outside the presence of the jury. >> reporter: we now know what will not be presented to the jury when george zimmerman's second degree murder trial begins june 10th. the former neighborhood watch captain says he shot 17-year-old trayvon martin in self-defense. seminole county judge deborah nelson granted a slough of motions made by the prosecution tuesday. the jury will not see martin's school records, his social media postings, nor a picture of martin wearing false gold teeth. >> we're askin

. >>> the judge in the major nadal hassan case has ordered a medical evaluation. was shot on the day he was accused of killing 13 people in a shooting spree at ft. hood. he is now paralyzed from the chest down. hasan had the mental capacity to conduct his own defense. due to the nature of the charges, former army jag attorney greg rinkly tells us that it is possible the judge will require that a defense council remain present. the trial begins on july 1st. >>> a u.n. official is expected to call for a moratorium on lethal autonomous robotics or what some call killer robots. during an address to the u.n. human rights counsel this week, these are robots that once launched can engage targets without further human input. and the official warns they could "exercise the power of life and death over human beings." a professor called for a ban writing recently for cnn that robots don't have the moral agency to make crucial judgment calls much less conform to international law. >>> our third story "outfront," the mysterious death of a former football star. investigators in

they identify miss nadal malik hasanfield as one of three westerners killed while fighting along siden resource grandmother and aunt told us today that fbi agents visited them in person to give them the news. >> i'll never stop loving her. in spirit always. >> we can't control what she believed in. we could try to maybe help her. but when she set her mind to something, that was it. >> her father told us that he notified the fbi a few years ago that his daughter had converted to islam, but he had no idea what she was actually doing in syria. >>> the justice department says attorney general eric holder told the truth when he testified before lawmakers this month. now, some republicans, they're questioning holder's statements about the investigation into the leaks of classified material. now, holder told lawmakers that he wasn't involved in the possibility prosecution of journalists. but there are reports that he signed off on a decision to seek a search warrant for a fox news reporter. the justice department says holder's testimony was accurate and consistent with the facts. >>> and aut

- this is the tip of the iceberg -- how many incidents do we need like the times square bomber and nadal hassan, to realize this is the pathway to ideology. these terrorists are the tip of the iceberg between political islam that grabs the dreams of islamic youth and tells them the better society is one based on the islamic state, the koran as constitution, the sharia as law, versus the dreams of secular liberalism, of muscular liberalism we need. as prime minister cameron said after the 7-7 bombings, we've been ignoring islam globally, internally within youth as well as in the society, as in the islamic dominance, and we have to play offense rather than defense. >> what would you all say, when we're looking at how do we identify -- here are two men who were able to do quite a bit of damage. as far as we can tell, they are not acting at at direction of anything, but certainly under the influence of either the internet or maybe something happened in russia when tamerlan was over there. how do we go about identifying them, or should it be about prevention? >> i think we really have to ask

. -- nadal has won this title. we are very happy for everything. thank you very much, everybody.nk you for giving me the chance to be back here and enjoy this fantastic moment. serena williams won her 50th singles career title at the madrid open. the american beating maria sherif ova in straight sets in the final. the win keeps williams at the top of the world ranking. that is your sports for now. more later. >> thank you very much indeed for that. ,ust one last story before i go wereeers and australia confused when a building demolition went wrong. the old industrial silo near brisbane simply refuse to hit the ground. confused onlookers watched as they spent 40 minutes. in the end, the building was no matc

why is nadal collecting $279,000 in salary.a jolie. what she's doing this weekend weeks after announcing she had a double mastectomy. that's ahead on "fox & friends" on your channel for news. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. i don'without goingcisions vto angie's list first. you'll find reviews on home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. with angie's list, i know who to call, and i know the results will be fantastic. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. man: how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. abo

that suspect major nadal hassan's request to represent himself. can you imagine.lity the man accused of murdering 13 people and injuring more than 30, could get a new platform from which he could spread his hateful views and cross-examine directly the victims he shot. wait until what you hear what the judge ruled. and new details on a freight train crash that triggered a massive explosion. we'll update you. ♪ i'm in my work van, having lunch, next minute i'm in the back of an ambulance having a heart attack. the emts gave me bayer aspirin. it helped save my life. i was in shape, fit. i did not see it coming. my doctor recommends i take bayer aspirin to help prevent another heart attack. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i've lived through a massive heart attack. i don't take life for granted. see your doctor and get checked out. ♪ >>. >> megyn: fox news alert in the trial of shooting suspect in the fort hood massacre. they are delaying hassan can represent himself in hi

the theory sat is seened a staged, whatever evidence you produce that it is not staged in macdidn't nadal's case, the punctured shirt, you present coward evidence to say we have otherred to show -- other evidence to show it was staged. the human mind is very simple. once you commit yourself to an opinion -- actually, francis bacon said this 400 years ago -- once you commit yourself to an opinion, you hold any evidence hostile to that opinion in abeyance, and any evidence that confirms it, which is called confirmation bias, you select, and confirmation buys, social scientists found out, that given experiments, people tend to pick the evidence that confirms their opinion rather than contradicts their opinion. i think that's another -- we should include that in our tax taxonmy as another locomotive that drives this cases in certain directions. >> and it's worse than that. you can take one piece of evidence, and depending on howl you view it, a theory behind that perception of a piece of evidence, it can flip. the amazing thing there is really is such a thing as knowledge of the physical world.

monsterway >> los surfistas esperan para ir a montarla >> lo divertido es que no puede uno pedalear, nadales fácil, imagnate, olitas de 4, pies, imagínate de 30 pies >> hay gente muy loca, hacen cosas bien chéveres >> ¿por qué le tiene miedo? >> jonathan flores y estos señores que se lanzaron a 8 mil pies de altura portando solamente el traje en que se tiran, abren y pueden llegar a planear, sobrevolaron por las líneas nasca en perú, imagínate planear, porque la gente planea en el aire, fiendo las líneas nascar que son estructuras que datan de 1500 años, la encontraron, en un desierto, solamente se puede ver de un avión o helicóptero, algo que tenga altura, pero lo bonito es que como si nada, van a cientos, pueden llegar a desarrollar 118 millas, van volando a 118 millas >> no, no >> y sin frenos >> y solamente con el trajecito >> para poder aterrizar el paracaidas >> ahí repiten el video >> pero la vista espectacular, puedes ver literalmente cada línea, cada traingulito >> hay cosas maravillosas, un mono >> la próximo semana viene will smith y su hijo, salen con ese traje, el niño sale vo

it is the nadal hassans, anwar al-awlakis. the people grown here, grown and nurtured here.allah. they are deranged by zealotry. this is virtually unstoppable. the members of the congregation have to see and say something. this is the danger. >> this is a new battlefield for us. the war on terror is so different. how do we e prevent this from happening here? are we being too soft by not calling it terror? >> that's an interesting point. re hetorical flourish aside. in new york we see something, we say something. you think of the suspicious package or the knapsack abandoned. it applied to abberant behavior. we all know our children go through a rough patch in their teenager years. you work it through, watch them, observe them. if someone is taking a left turn into this kind of violence, this kind of -- really this raw savage butchery, you can tell when someone has gone off the deep end. parents know first, the friends know. you've really got to say something. the fact that both of these fellows were on the radar in terms of british intelligence, i really do believe, is it mi-

>>steve: now let's talk a little bit about the fort hood shooter, nadal hassan, the guy accused of shooting it's not. he's been sitting in jail ever since 2009, and a dallas television station did the math. turns out since then he has been sitting in the jail collecting his salary, which he is entitled to under the military code of justice, to the tune of $28-- to the tune of $278,000. >>gretchen: the only way that would be suspended is if he's found guilty. you juxtapose that to the victims who because it is labeled workplace violence do not get the same kind of benefits they would get had it been called terrorism. sergeant munley has thoughts about that. >> the ones in the military who have been hurt and injured not just by bullets but even by having ptsd from the incident they are not receiving benefits as if they were in a combat zone or injured in 9/11. they're out of the army, pretty much got kicked out of the army and having to pay out of pocket for medical care. if it were to be reclassified as a terrorist attack, then they would be entitled to full medical benefits and not have to