it was not premeditated. there are a lot of documents, telegrams in fact, most notably, about bringing trains to gordon, nebraska and the plan was to remove these so-called difficult indians from the scene, to get them out of there. they want to get the leaders out of there and they want to get any of their followers out of there. the plan underway was to get the trains up to gordon and then following the disarmament at wounded knee, forsyth would go back to pine ridge where there were other indians coming in from a place called the stronghold. he was needed there. major withside would march the other people down to gordon, nebraska. they would be put on board the train and they would be taken safe and away all together. taken to fort omaha. as for the outbreak of the shooting, it appears that the first shot, and this comes from both army sources at the time as well as some lakota remembrances that there was a single shot that broke out and it seems to have been a young man, a young lakota man. some sources n

>> no, not at all. >> the prosecutors said they had evidence that it was premeditated murder.ron had set a trap for the burglars. remember the story about moving his truck to clean the garage? the prosecutors said that was a lie. that byron had, in fact, moved the truck to make it look like he wasn't home. you think byron wanted to catch the people who had been breaking into his house? >> clearly. he planned, he prepared, and he was determined to kill whoever was breaking into his house and stealing his property. >> the prosecution said byron was in the basement, not to read a book, but to wait, like a hunter. >> it just seemed like byron smith was deer hunting. like a lot of folks do in minnesota. where you get in your stand and you wait and you wait and when a deer comes by, you shoot and kill it. and it just seemed like that's what he did with these kids. >> but could they prove it? turns out the prosecutors had something they had never encountered in nearly half a century of combined trial work. do you remember when you first listened to it? >> i do. and it knocked me out.

you say the headline here is classic premeditated murder. why is that important to note?>> you know, it's really a very classic case of premeditated murder. he planned the entire attack. he dressed up like a fedex man. he went to the house, forced his way in. he tied everybody up and he made everybody wait until his ex-wife came home. and that just shows lying in wait. it's a kidnapping situation, where he holds them against their will while wait forking another person to come in, and then the executes them all. there is absolutely no defense. it's a capital case in any state where there is capital punishment. >> i don't know if you can just see the video. that is one of the times the guy hit the floor, and you're not fazed by what he did in the courtroom today. >> not at all. the theatrics of this individual do not faze me. i don't think they're convincing. i don't think they're convincing anybody, not the judge, not the jury pool-not anybody who has any sled of intelligence. this man is guilty of premeditated murder, is a monster and the devil. >> they wheeled him out i

this is also evidence of premeditation. the recent indictment for the benghazi suspect, ahmad abu khatalla, links him to a in court papers a precision mortar attack that forced evacuation of cia annex that night. the mortar strike was the trigger for the cia's chief of base to shut down operations. what is key here that this information was certainly known by then cia director david petraeus, former acting it cia director michael mower reland then -- more rel, secretary of state hillary clinton. all three in their initial public statements described attack as spontaneous event inspired by video. after portray just was forced to resign his post as cia director, sources close to him insisted he knew it was terrorism from day one despite what he told congress, jenna. jenna: more to the story as it comes. catherine, thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome. eric: a new hearing right now linked to the ongoing on going target of political groups. that hearing is being held today but this time the action is being take place before a

he is a fares sift, he doesn't care about what he did and did it premeditated.he fact he is now suffering sug with the depression and suicidal thoughts, gives him more credibility to pistorius's version what happened. jon: i want to roll my eyes. she is dead. this poor woman got blasted to pieces. she is cowering in fear in her locked bathroom and he is telling us oh, i'm suicidal and i'm so upset. >> to your point, jon, many people who killed their significant others are suicidal afterwards. we don't have a psychiatric evaluation from before, goes to his frame of mind before he committed the murder. a lot of this is defense posturing perhaps to get some sympathy from the public but i don't know that it is going to weigh into the judge's decisions as much as they may think. jon: the psychiatrist, and psychiatrists, and psychologists who examined him for those four weeks during which time the trial was in recess, they all said he is fine. he can stand trial. he knew what he was doing and knows what he is doing now. >> jon, i don't say those reports will help him

so i don't want to us jump on and say this could be premeditated. it couldn't be anything else. i've represented people who have accidentally hurt and even killed their children. and it was an accident. so that does happen. i don't want us to try him right now. >> here's a question to amy. you heard what janet just said. and it happens so often that you have to have a law to prevent it. why do accidents happen like this so much? >> who knows? if we had that answer we could save hundreds of children every year. part of that, i think, is people being careless, being rushed, being forgetful. unfortunately as we see playing out in the courts in atlanta, there are those intentional, premeditated crimes as well. the bottom line is it is a very simple thing to avoid. you have to make sure you get your children out of the car. you have to make sure you get elderly people that can't fend for themselves out of the car. >> and animals as well. so stick with me. >> and animals as well, yes. >> when we come back, what about the child's mother? what police are learning and saying about her. a

i think they'll go too town with premeditated murder. this is your area. you practice. you know not only the law in your state, but you know the players in the courtroom. get me into the defense attorney's mind and what he and his team are doing now. >> well, like i said about chuck boring, he's also a very smart lawyer, very creative, passionate. he's always very prepared. so, you know, danny's correct, just because somebody has maybe an alternate lifestyle, some things that maybe his close et friends don't know about him, doesn't necessarily rule out that this could be an accident. and the defense is, in all likelihood, exploring that possibility very closely. >> don't you think right now maddox kill gore realizes what he has to do in the next two years because oftentimings it can take that long to get to trial, that he will have to prepare right away for the possibility of defending a death penalty case? >> that's true. some people would say, why didn't he just wave it? i think in this case, he has to understand at least some flavor of what the prosecut

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the day and prior to the day of cooper's death, they say show this was obviously, in their view, premeditatedome thought. researching, surviving in prison, researching living without children. researching online how long it would take a young child to die in a baking hot car. >> now, as i'm watching this, it appears that someone from the state examiner's office has just taken the stand. we're going to listen to this during this commercial break, come back, and continue this story, because obviously the details coming from this person would be pertinent to the case. stay close. >>> we're back on the fox news deck with breaking news inside of a marietta, georgia, courtroom, and the man on the left of the screen was one of the first people to reach a car where a little baby had been left in a rear-facing car seat and roasted inside the car on a hot day. he heard the cries and what he saw and let's watch this testimony. >> just saying, oh, my god, just screaming. he was very hurt. and -- >> tell us what you saw and what you heard. >> i heard the desperate cry of a father who had just lost his so

premeditation and deliberation.e evidence leads to that point, this video would bring the case potentially to the death penalty. this would show malignancy of the heart, depravity, torture. those are the things that in this state can qualify a case for the death penalty under the appropriate circumstances. >> carmen, if there is a trial, would this video be damaging and lead toward what philip says mays possibly be a prosecutor's decision to move. five days before this young boy was found in the car, he watched this video twice. >> it's extremely damaging. think of yourself sitting there as a juror on a case and watching this video. you're horrified. you are sitting there saying, how could somebody sit there and not only watch it once but twice. for what purpose? are you really that depraved that you are thinking of how long it will take a child to die and what the effects of that will be? we have to sit heres as a country and think about what we are going to do to protect our children and hold people responsible. c

the board as well as the architects and you have as part of your packets a draft of the space premeditating and the business plan as well as the strategy plan that will be complete in its final form in the days ahead. last but not least i do want to i'm going to turn it over to greg johnson and if i may ask through the secretary to pass those anti dollars 8 copies of the presentation and greg will talk about items in his presentation. thank you very much >> good afternoon council. this one. okay. good afternoon, commissioners director i'm greg johnson and it's a pleasure to be here on behalf of the mexican museum if you give me a minute i'll find the slides. okay. all right. we figured it out bear with me if you guys don't care i'll kneel. so actually first is a sort of a summary and what my colleagues mentioned that's been an excelling actually process over the last year but significantly over the last 6 months when the mexican museum engaged in the services of aecom which is a global company their office is based in san francisco we selected 3 key individuals with museum background and ex

. >> it's harder to prove premeditation as opposed to reckle recklessness. >> even though i now havetive, i think the prosecution did a great job and saying they are just scratching the surface in terms of financial did i have difficulties and living a child free life. i'm having trouble with the premeditation and intentional act, the nature of the act because we know that these accidents happen, happened over 40 times last year, anderson, and if he intentionally baked his boy in the car. that makes it the worst, it makes him the worst among us. what juror is going to believe that? >> there is a difference murder. that is he knew that he was leaving his child behind in the car. he was running inside to finish up his sexting and forgot to come back. that's depraved indifference murder. >> i could buy that. the sexting maybe is the thing we need to be looking at. maybe he's so obsessed with internet porn and sexting that he forgot. >> appreciate it. >>> the video justin harris allegedly watched not once but twice days before cooper harris' little boy died in that car. it shows how quic

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both for premeditated murder. >> never been charged with murder.kind of funny because i've been charged with everything else but that. co-defendant severed from me, so he could testify against me. i understand what he's doing to save hisself. would i do it? i don't think so. but for each his own. what i don't understand is this is the life you sign up for. you want to go getting in trouble. and then all of a sudden, you can't take the heat and you turn around and you go tell on everybody. we take an oath. for this to happen is very upsetting. >> though his lawyer has entered a not guilty plea on the new murder charges, bowles seemed resigned to the likely end result, a murder conviction in at least one of the cases. he also made it clear that he had no feelings about the victim. >> you know, so many years of doing things and getting away with it, now getting caught with it. i look at it, i don't really feel it. you know. to me, honestly, i mean, you want to be dead honest, the dude's a dirt bag. to me, it felt like he had it coming. you want it as

this illegal assault on the entire gaza strip was a premeditated attack by the israeli government. netanyahu can't say, one and the same time, that he wants a cease-fire, and is additionally further expanding the assault. it's either one or the other. now, my readings of the israeli press suggest that the israelis are dissatisfied with the passity of their military achievements in the gaza strip. true, they have engaged in the mass murder of something like 1,000 palestinian civilians, but in terps term, of hitting the military structure of hamas, they have virtually nothing to show for their efforts and are therefore coming under a lot of political pressure from their core constituencies to expand the assault. >> mr. rabani, i understand your position when it comes to prime minister netanyahu. do you think that hamas is leading the palestinian people, leading the people of gaza, in the right direction? >> i don't think anyone is leading the palestinians in the right direction. i think the more fundamental point here is that this is a premeditated and deliberate assault on the gaza

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and after thinking about what to do for some time, he premeditated it, went back and put her in the water and let her drown. >> three years after florence's death, mark unger was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole. >> his head snapped back when the verdict was read. he was shocked at the verdict. he anticipated going home that day. >> i was wrongfully convicted of this crime. i am innocent. >> florence's parents say her death should never have happened. >> while my daughter's death was a tragic and unnecessary event, i think there's a lesson to be learned from it, and that is that a woman who is going through a divorce should avoid contact with her estranged husband unless it's absolutely necessary. and then with witnesses present. and even though it might be contrary to the advice of her lawyer, and even if there is no history of mental or physical abuse. divorce is a very volatile situation, and it is better to ere on the side of caution, because even casual contact could result in a dangerous or life-threatening event. >> florence's parents are raisin

and it was signed into law by premeditate. eh -- byte as a president bush as a way to protect children who find anmselves in a country in undocumented status. advocates are concerned about well,ministration saying, maybe they don't need a hearing. maybe we don't need to give them a hearing. maybe we can send them back to their home countries like we do with mexico. situation.cate the immigration advocates would actually prefer to see the human law boosted in the sense that they would like to see kids who come across the have anrom mexico also immigration hearing. host: some footage of nancy pelosi discussing the supplemental request as well as the changes to the 2008 law. we want to listen to her comments. i'll get your take when we come back. >> i really do think all of this has to be done on a case-by-case basis. if somebody has a the-founded -- a refugee, purpose of the legislation that you're talking about altering was to address the trafficking issue. know, that law was passed practically unanimously in the house and the

oscar pistorius is facing 25 years in prison if convicted of premeditated murder in the killing of hisd. the olympian says he mistook her for an intruder. yesterday, oscar pistorius listens as a come -- psychologist report was read in court. he is at continued chance of suicide without treatment. >> a journey 45 years in the making is over. a georgia man met his father, a moment he has waited for his entire life. you will only see this story on abc7. >> if he comes up, he will look in the mirror, and, like, ahhh. >> this is the defining moment of his life, born in georgia, 1968, and his dad left for vietnam never knowing he had fathered a child of the fast forward 44 years, he became obsessed with finding his father using websites and he hopped a flight to san francisco to meet his cad and five brothers for the first time. >> i'm expecting 500 people so to me that is my place, to go from my mom's only child to hopefully getting hugs. >> a close call. vietnam. you talking three times. what are the odds? >> what are the odds? >> but you still stand here and you can see your son. >> [ ina

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if so, that points to premeditation and deliberation. thoo that's why we saw them i think out there looking into the precise conditions under which this child died in the heat of that car because under georgia law, if a murder is committed under such circumstances that it's sufficiently wanton, vile, torturous, things of that nature, it can elevate it to potentially a death penalty case. that is why they're so very, very interested in exactly how the child died and under what circumstances. >> jane, you pored over this case, every detail of it. it is circumstantial at the moment, largely circumstantial, although damning in circumstantial and it's only really the prosecution's side. but can we say there was a case for death sneer. >> oh, absolutely. if indeed he planned this and let his child die a torturous death in a hot car, there's no better argument for the death penalty. >> that's what you're seeing so far. >> let's take a look at some of the basic facts. when he left the chick-fil-a after having breakfast with his child, he had to

this was done with slow premeditation and over a period of time, and it's a hideous, hideous way to murdersisted he had nothing to do with the poisoning death of his wife, nancy. as proof, he offered a receipt for arsenic that he said nancy had signed. prosecutors asked forensic experts whether this was, in fact, nancy's signature. >> i wasn't able to reach a conclusion as to authorship. >> but the owner of the company listed on the receipt told prosecutors all they needed to know. >> did you sell her these chemicals? no, i didn't. is this a receipt? do you sell chemicals? no, i don't. is this your receipt from your business? no, it's a forgery. it's not mine. >> investigators also discovered that arsenic was not shipped to the lyons' home. it was shipped to a post office box richard opened. >> there is no reason for the world to have a post office box opened for him to get this arsenic. if everything is completely legitimate, why aren't you having it delivered at home or where you work? because it's a nefarious reason of having it delivered to a post office box. >> in the hospital before

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manslaughter does not have premeditation. deliberation. malice murder does.w, if you're going oh to make the argument that she intentionally took a needle and put heroin in his veins and as a result caused the death and we'll talk about her behavior in the aftermath, closing the blinds, stepping over his body, nonchalantly covering her tracks, i certainly think it could be elevated to not felony manslaughter but certainly murder. and then, brooke, if you take the new case, right -- >> hang on, hang on, slow you down a second. if you're talking about premeditation, what you're referring to is the closing of the blinds and sipping wine. this this is postmortem. >> exactly. what that shows is consciousness of guilt. what you do in any prosecution is look at the circumstances in the case, how you acted before, after, and that's what goes to the charge. and so if you did, indeed, in this case, the accusation is she injected heroin -- >> what if he asked for it? >> if he asked for the heroin, i moon, that would be a difficult thing to -- that's a good defense, i th

pistorious could get 25 years to life if he's found guilty of premeditated murder. he could also get a shorter prison term if convicted of a lesser charge. and a video shows pistorius reenacting what happened the night he killed his girlfriend. the video was prepared by aphorist forensics company and obtained by a australian tv station. it shows him walking without his legs on and his arm outstretched lick he's hold -- like least holding a gun. he found her slumped over the toilet after being shot. >>> today president obama is expected to ask congress for $2 billion to deal with the increasing number of illegal immigrants. as david begnaud reports the request comes as border facilities fill to capacity. b ollars to combat the problem. republicans say he needs to enforce existing laws. (sot) "that's why we need $2 billn more, because the message g out, the word got out you c -- as a yo >> reporter: emotions ran high outside an immigration facility in california monday. the issue? a surge in illegal immigrants being sent here and other processing facilities after thei

i'm wondering, listen, if this was -- if this was not an accident, if this was a crime, premeditationif there was any trace of anything, right, showing up on this child to show perhaps they were trying to take a -- for lack of a better word, edge off, knowing this would be happening. >> interesting. i have thought of that too. and first of all, toxicology does not take that long. they will tell you it takes that long so everybody doesn't get crazy waiting for the toxicology reports. what if we see in toxicology a heavy dose of something as simple as benadryl to make the child sleepy? you know what, while i appreciate the possibility that he was on benadryl at the time he baked to death, i think that the scratches on the child's face -- >> that was the worst part for me. >> where he was hitting his head, back and forth, trying to get out of the car seat. benadryl, no benadryl. to me, this is a death penalty case. if you can see malice at all. i'm predicting -- an indictment in the alternative. where you have got a malice, premeditated murder, felony murder on child cruelty one, felony

certainly these crimes are unique in the sense that they were premeditated.y talked for weeks and days ahead of actually perpetrating these crimes, and that's what makes them a little bit different. >> it's a really fascinating documentary, dan. to me one of the more troubling aspects was the fact that adam tried to be the whistleblower, tried to go around and do the right thing and was not able to be successful in that regard. dan krauss, thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> breaking news from capitol hill. about 40 minutes ago, house republicans pulled their border bill from a vote. now just moments ago on the house floor, congressman kevin mccarthy announced additional votes are possible. here is the response from the members. >> the house will be in order. >> wow. chaos down there. nbc's luke russert reports there is a special house gop conference meeting at the top of the hour and they could vote on a border bill after. we will definitely keep you updated on all of that. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doc

pistorius is accused of the premeditated murder of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. the athlete says he shot her by accident, thinking she was an intruder in his home. if convicted, he faces at least 25 years in prison. >> back here in europe, italy is dealing with record numbers of breath e.g. arriving on its shores -- record numbers of refugees. thousands are headed to the north african coastline, and from there, they make the perilous crossing to the european union. many lose their lives doing so. >> italy has long complained its european partners have left it alone to shoulder the problem. rome has taken over the eu's rotating presidency. eu ministers have been in the lawn today, and the issue has been topping the agenda -- eu ministers have been in milan today. >> hundreds are plucked from the waters of the mediterranean every week. the operations save lives but cost italy millions every month. rome wants its european partners to share the cost. many eu states sympathize, but they add that processing the refugees should still be the jobs of the countries they ar

it was premeditated murder for macy that was the customer that was taken hostage. >>: 0 ramos is goingo be in court august 18th. they are still looking for a fourth man. >>: its never cisco man is facing charges for impersonating a police officer. 35 year-old jeffrey but drivpolice say he wl approach one man who appeared to be true. he drove a white ford crown victoria. he would leave them to his column. if they were not already intoxicated he would get them dry. develop we do no he will be back in court next monday to keep in mind a kidnapper would attempt to commit sexual assault can face a life sentence. >>: residences san mateo the past few months have filed a complaint with the police tried to collect back taxes. they're reporting these calls to the irs. after what was called the full-scale over 25,000 people were contacted. >>: their offered $2,500 reward for information on the lead to the rest this will lead who walks and starbucks and taking expense of laptops. will show you this video to see what she looks like. it happens mostly in the south of market area where their compani

pistorius faces up to life in prison if convicted of premeditated murder. >>> toronto mayor rob ford is out with some stark admissions now that he's back on the job. during interviews yesterday, ford said he used, quote, every drug you can probably think of. those include marijuana, cocaine, crack and mushrooms. but ford says he's never used heroin. he also admitted drinking at city hall. but says he never used drugs there. >> good luck to him. >> yeah. >>> just in time for independence day, a large group of new americans have just been sworn in in atlanta. >> nearly 1,100 people from 120 countries took their citizenship oath yesterday at turner field, the home of the braves. similar ceremonies will be taking place all across the country this weekend. >> one of the men who became a citizen, said his first job in america was cleaning the same stadium 14 years ago. congrats to all of them. >> yes. yes. welcome to america. >>> coming up, better late than never. the story behind a letter that arrived more than eight decades after it should have. >>> and planes are forced to land for all

years to life if found guilty but also get a shorter prison term if convicted of murder without premeditation or negligent homicide. and a video shows pistorius reenacting what happened the night he killed his girlfriend. the video is prepared by a private forensics company and on stained by an australian -- obtained by an australian television station. at one point, he reenacts how he found his girlfriend reeva steenkamp's slumped over the toilet after being shot. >>> losing your home in a fire is bad enough. and now one of those families is afraid for their safety. they say neighbors are blaming them for starting this fire that destroyed eight homes in the small delta town of collinsville. they say a neighbor came to their property with a gun while the family was sifting through the debris. >> well, why would we burn our own house down? it ain't right to blame somebody hike us. >> investigators confirm the fire friday started in the family's become yard but -- backyard but it could be an accident. there's no evidence of arson. >>> crews are getting the upper hand on that wildfire in yolo co

as we're starting to hear some of the evidence, it sounds like premeditated murder. >> and you heardtective say that he believes there was intent here. when you look back at the fact that the detective is saying they may have had a motive, which may have been money. and he's bringing in the mother, as well. they were having financial problems. they have a life insurance policy on the child. he's looking at child-free forums. looking at videos of what happens in a hot car. police piecing this together, to believe this was premeditated. >> and among the evidence we heard yesterday, as you referred to, implicating the mother, perhaps. are you expecting an arrest in this case? >> they're going to need a little more. but one of the most startling moments came when the detective testified that the mother goes to child care. shows up to pick up her son. they say, your husband never dropped off your son. immediately, the first thing she says is, he must have left him in the car. instead of saying, maybe he took him to lunch. the first thing she thinks of is oh, he must have left him in the c

in fact, a premeditated lie.hank the mail for its apology not that i would accept it but in doing so they exposed themselves as the worst kind of tabloid. another tragedy surrounding a star at the hit tv musical "glee." the boyfriend of a star on the show has been found dead. his body was found in a philadelphia hotel room yesterday afternoon. so far no word on a cause of death. according to tmz, police say no drugs or alcohol were found. the 35-year-old owned several nightclubs around the world and was in philly with tobin. the death comes just a couple days before the one-year anniversary of the death of cory nearly one year ago. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a u.s. marine facing more time in a mexican prison after making his initial court appearance on gun charges this week. but now his attorney accusing mexico of violating that marine's rights. all the latest concerning sergeant andrew tahmooressi. it's always the same dilemma, who gets the allstate safe driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! wife beats roc

reporting on the brutal premeditated killing of police officer melvin santiago by a black man he linkedatred of cops to a lack of fathers in the black community. >> now it's worth noting we were besieged, flooded with calls from police officers furious we would give media coverage to the life of a cop killer. we thought it was important to share on this anti-cop mentality that has contaminated the incertificate city. the understand lying cause young black men growing up without fathers. unfortunately, no one in the news media has the courage to touch that subject. >> so he was suspended. maybe he should leave the opinions to gas bags like me. my guess that's not the only reason they kept him home. a white guy commenting on black communities. if he was black it may have been different. holder's nation of cowards, bergen decided to speak up and paid for it. some citizens set up a memorial for the slain. not for the cop. the killer. the killer shot santiago while in his car. he was only six months on the job policing a community he was trying to help. the memorial is disgusting. a toxic sh

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. >> premeditation. >> that's right.d together, we're talking about premeditated murder. we're not talking about the possibility of someone forgetting their child in the car or just him being involved. then, we're talking about something even more sinister. >> all eyes will certainly be on the georgia courtroom today. thank you so much, dan and nancy. we appreciate you weighing in. >>> time, now, for the weather and jiginger zee. >> good morning. good morning to anyone in south carolina and north carolina. if you're there, we have vacation. the next 24 hours are going to be the worst. and then, it will get better. i wanted to start with kiawah island, south carolina. high surf and even higher. that's going to be the issue in the next 24 hours, 36-ish. and then, things will start to improve. over the weekend, nice for the most part. this is the fourth of july forecast. that is in the morning and early afternoon. we will see from south-to-north, things dry out as the cold front pushes everything the other way. really sunny