martyrs and it s just like you think. martyrs. suicide bombers. some of which have read their final letters to their families, published this this book. exactly right. where was this found? this was found just north of the u.s u.s.-mexican border half way between yuma and also tucson, arizona. so you ve got to wonder, this is what border patrol told us. the book includes letters from attackers to their families as well as some of their last wills and testaments, each contains a terrorist name, date of death and how they died. so far, no arrests. it sounds as if this particular book has been out in the weather for, perhaps, a week or a month. they don t know exactly how long but is it a coincidence? i mean, or is this, perhaps, the leading edge of something? is this an indicator that terrorists could be trying to get over our southern border? then again, how many illegals
we are happy to inform you there s a mayoral election going on in baltimore, too, wear an orioles cap for a few days and that s probably good enough for maryland s law. it sounds like maryland s law is even more lax than illinois. you could have a job. rest of the headlines. new suspect has emerged from the 9/11 attacks. i m serious. a united airlines employee, too, according to a report in the new york post today, a united airlines worker may have made a phone call to a hijacker, muhammad atta on the day of the attacks. lawyers for the family of the 9/11 victim now want to question that woman. she was reportedly working in chicago that day as the manager of united s baggage services and was married and her husband is even iranian born pilot and reportedly jailed for three months on suspicion of having ties to the hijackers but he was never charged and became a citizen in 2008. in fact, he s suing for wrongful detainment. wow. accused tucson gunman jared
accused tucson gunman jared lee loughner smiled in court today, even apparently laughing to himself at one point. he plead guilty on three counts of attempted murder. we want to give you an update on congresswoman giffords. she s still in intensive care, fluid on her brain. can t start rehab until the drain is removed. doctors say she s doing some exercises in the icu, moving, sitting and standing. and she surprised them not needing as much help doing those things as they thought she might. still, though, it s a long road ahead. when she s ready to go to rehab from the icu, the rehab is expected to take up to six months. we mentioned loughner in court today. his lawyer s name is judy clark. well respected attorney who has a history of taking on cases that seem untouchable.
that s what she s trying to do right now. get that death penalty off the table and plead guilty to life in prison. it s interesting, the judge at this point is the from california, brought in because all the federal judges in arizona recused themselves because of the murder of john roll. is there any sense whether an actual trial would be held in arizona? yeah, well, at this point it came up today a little bit in terms of the change in venue, there s an early change. we re in phoenix today, right away, in tucson, every judge in tucson said i m not going to hear his first court appearance. a judge in phoenix heard the first one a couple weeks ago, then he recused himself as did all the other federal judges in the state of arizona. they brought in a judge from san diego starting next hearing scheduled for march 9th, it s going to go back to tucson with this judge on the bench. loughner s attorney said she had no problem with that, going back to tucson, so they re getting closer to th
the alleged tucson shooter in court today facing charges with a smile. a smile? we ll tell you what was behind the grin of this alleged mass murderer and update you on the condition of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. we begin as always, keeping them honest. with some startling new comments from michelle e bachmann, either a deliberate rewriting of our history or signs that she has a shaky grasp on our history. why does this matter? is it just an attack on a controversial lawmaker? we don t think so. lots of lawmakers probably don t know all they should about american history, tv show anchors as well. michele bachmann is repeatedly changing the history of the constitution. what she says matters, because people do listen to her, we think facts matter, particularly when it s facts about our founding as a nation. here s what she said, can you judge for yourself.