nidal malik hasan facing first degree murder charges. north carolina are treating the disappearance after 10-year-old girl as a homicide after the stepmother of zhara baker confessed to writing a ransom note. >> they shoot him in the back. megyn: the grief stricken step grandmother of andrew elliott shown there after the teen was shot after he and two others reportedly started stoning the house of archie ashley. ashley is calling itself defense but the police are calling it murder. >> reporter: he says this group of teenagers were throwing rocks at his house and car. he confronted them on three separate occasions. on the third confrontation archie pulled out a gun and fired two shots, and one of those shots hit 15-year-old andrew elliott in the back, killing him. police say archie ashley then removed and hid those shell casings and tried to hide the gun and the ammunition in the bathroom. archie ashley is in jail charged with murder, and tampering with evidence. elliott's family wants him to get the full extent of the laugh. >> there is

hood en texas la fase uno del articulo numero 32 bajo el codigo militar en contra del mayor nidal malik hasans de 20 minutos de haber comenzado, esto a peticion de la defensa del mayor siquiatra acusado de asesinar con premeditacion a 13 personas y herir a 32 mas el 5 de noviembre de 2009, en un centro de procesamiento medico militar dentro de la base. john galligan, abogado del mayor no quizo dar comentarios a la prensa, esto despues que el oficial encargado de la investigacion y proceso del articulo 32 o juez en una corte civil, le negara su peticion de no permitirle al publico o a la prensa acceso a la audiencia militar. la cual al culminar en tres semanas o menos podria referir el caso en contra de hasan a una corte marcial, donde el acusado podria enfrentar la pena de muerte. la estrategia de la fiscalia en el caso aseguran fuentes extra-oficiales, es enfocarse en el testimonio de las sobrevivientes, 45 cargos en musulman de 40 paralizado de la debido a las heridas oficiales del orden que abrieron fuego en su contra cuando este con dos armas de companeros grande' en arabe. la estrategia

this hearing will determine if there's enough evidence to try major nidal malik hasan for murder.ber attack was the worst ever military base shooting in u.s. history. ron mott is live at ft. hood. what do you have? >> reporter: we hear the presiding officer in this case has continued the hearing until tomorrow so all activities for this proceeding today are over. one thing we can tell you that major nidal malik hasan was in that courtroom and not seen on camera. the only one we can see is the presiding officer. there were hiccups this morning with the signal because that's sent to the pentagon so officials there can take part in this. article xxxii hearing is like a civilian preliminary hearing and a civilian grand jury hearing. we'll hear from both sides unlike a civilian grand jury hearing. both prosecutors and defense attorneys will speak in this hearing and this is not a court hearing. this is simply to determine if there's enough evidence presented by the prosecutors, the government in this case, to take this over to a court-martial trial. they expect that this trial will las

. >> gretchen: major nidal malik hasan accused of murdering 13 people starts the legal process that could that's right. the hearing set to begin a little later this morning will likely include a lot of graphic testimony from survivors of the shooting rampage here. the military calls this an article 32 hearing. it is held in order to determine whether there is enough evidence against the accused, in order to proceed with a trial. it was november of 2009 when witnesses say major nidal malik hasan opened fire here at fort hood's soldier or military readiness processing center. authorities say he managed to fire more than 100 rounds before he was shot by two military police officers. he was left paralyzed. he will be in court for today's proceeding. he is facing 13 counts of premeditated murder, 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder in the worst shooting ever at a u.s. military base in the wake of that horrific crime, a disturbing picture began to emerge of the muslim american, hasan is someone who embraced radical islam. the army psychiatrist was heard to call out an arabic phrase, mean

the hearing involvinga us army psychiatrist nidal malik hasan charged in a deadly shooting spree at fortoday that will bring him face- to-face victims. still does not started. no reason is given for the late he is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder we will watch the story and you know when we find out more about to raise the late. darya >>. big board, here on wall street the dow is down 31 points rainouts financial firms on wall street are appearing to do about record high pay for a second consecutive year. according to a survey conducted a hundred $44 billion in compensation and benefits will be paid out by just 35 firms that is at 4 percent increase over last year the payout covers bonuses, premiums, stock options for the firm's executives and employees. wal-mart said it will start selling the ipad tablets some time by friday. the majority of the locations will be selling yen by the height of the holiday season. it will sell ipad at apple suggested retail price of 40 or $99-899 depending on the model. it will be available on- line domestic debt but >> the stores. former rebe

accused fort hood shooter major nidal malik hasan is being advised by his attorney to refuse to undergo it was scheduled to happen after an upcoming hearing, but now it's being moved up. his attorney says the rush results could be unfairly used against him. he's accused of murdering 13 people, one of them was pregnant. >> steve: day two of jury deliberations for the connecticut trial of a brutal home invasion that left a mom and her two kids dead. steven hayes faces 17 counts, including murder, arson and sexual assault. that's him. if convicted, the jury will also decide if hayes gets the death penalty for the 2007 murder of jennifer hawk petit and her daughters, haley and michaela. >> brian: are protests like these protected by the first amendment? that argument goes before the supreme court tomorrow. earlier we we were joined by albert snyder, who served the westborough baptist church for protesting outside his son's military funeral. but the verdict was overturned. he joined us earlier. >> this case is not about free speech. it's about targeted harassment and it shouldn't continue to