sadistic. this is a person who realized back in 2004 what he was doing was a very bad thing and in his alleged suicide note was saying that he really wanted to be stopped. well, if he really wanted to be stopped, he should have let those women go, and he did not. well said. thank you, rikki klieman as well. thank you, wendy. you re great. coming up, republicans are working to find hillary clinton guilty for the death in benghazi of ambassador chris stevens. my question, what did we learn in yesterday s hearings about what clinton did or didn t do or failed to do? let s figure out if there s anything here. this week s arrest of an air force official in charge of a sexual assault program, how is that for irony? there s an epidemic we re seeing right now of sexual abuse in the military. can the military police its own rank? that s the big question in the white house today with that conference. we finally got a take on elizabeth colbert busch s loss
0 what s going on with the other two brothers? reporter: well, the other two brothers we expect to be released soon. they were only facing misdemeanor counts. one because of an open beer container. one because of drug possession. those cases went back. one case 12 years. they essentially we expect to be free very soon. the focus is, of course, on ariel castro. unbelievable seen in the courtroom. a woman sitting next to me from french radio. another reporter from british newspapers down the way. just a packed scene. perhaps two dozen cameras photographing every moment of this five or seven minute session. ariel castro kept his head bowed. he obviously didn t want to be seen by the tamacameras but he to appear there. a very, very intense session. so much scrutiny about every word said. he s in now protective custody, we believe. he s been on a suicide watch. the public defender s office said. a lot of attention on him in the jail as well. now, the process moves forward. there s about 3
0 what do you make of the attempted murder cause? i hadn t heard that. the attempted murder could be they re worried about proving causation. we know, for example, from the victims reported description that she was beaten while pregnant and that caused a miscarriage. what if they cant prove that s why the miscarriage happened? i think that s why we re hearing description of it as an attempted murder at this point. let me go to rikki now. you re looking at what we re looking at right now. charges being put out there yesterday and again today. more definition coming today. i don t know what the role of a defense attorney, for example, would be. i wouldn t want to be that person. what is the decision here for the jury in why would this case not just go to court in a couple weeks and get it over with? we have everything in that house. it all happened in that house, apparently. there were only certain people in that house. those women in that house was because they were being kept th
with scott pelley. ning news wi pelley: good evening, the man who allegedly held three young women captive for a decade in his cleveland home will face a judge tomorrow to hear the charges against him. prosecutors announced today that ariel castro faces four counts of kidnapping, those for the three women and a child born to one of them in the home. he also faces three counts of raping the women. two of the victims rescued monday evening were reunited with their families today. this was gina dejesus. she didn t speak publicly, but the picture tells the story. there is, of course, a lot more to this, too, including what happened to the women during that missing decade of their lives. dean reynolds is in cleveland for us tonight. dean? reporter: scott, authorities say that over the last ten years the abducted women were allowed out of this house behind me only twice. but they re out now, and with their families. the women who came home today were wary of a spotlight that i
somebody found something. but i ended up convincing him to leave, that if he stayed, the police would catch him. but if he left, then i could run away with him later on once the searching died down for him. so you re 21 years old, you have graduated college, you have a profession. i m so glad things are good for you and i appreciate you taking the time to talk to us, elizabeth. thank you. yes, sir. thank you. she is a remarkable young woman. her recommendations for the three women found yesterday is to rely on your families, spend time with them and try to rebuild your life with them. we ll be right back. [ male announcer ] it s simple physics.