universe. some of them are up to 300 feet tall and up to 3500 years old. gary, appreciate the reporting. stay safe. isha has the bulletin. the body of 18-year-old jonathan has been found in the mountains of oregon. his father said he became obsessed with the movie into the wild about a young man who drops out of society to live off the land. police believe he took his own life. mayor nadal hassan rested his case without calling witnesses in the sentencing phase of his court-martial. tomorrow the closing statements and the jury begins deliberating. he was convicted on all counts of the fort hood massacre. he could be sentenced to death. two florida man are in custody after a chase in south georgia. police tried to pull them over for speeding and they bolted. they were driving a stolen car.
husband s cell phone just a few months ago because she would call it, jon, just to hear his voice one more time. what happens next? once the prosecution s remaining seven witnesses take the stand we hope tomorrow. then hasan hits the floor. we don t know what he has up his sleeve. is he able to talk a little bit more freely in this part of the court martial. it s not the guilty innocent phase anymore. in the sentencing there aren t as many restrictions on what he can say. some military law experts have suggested this when he is going to try to defend why he carried out the attack. which has a lot to do with his radicalization, jon. jon: casey hasan reportedly has earned about $300,000 in pay since the massacre. legal analysts tell us once he gets sentenced, that stops. an army spokesman told the wall street journal some of that money could be used to pay fines and compensate victims. police in florida say the man behind this weekend s shooting rampage wrote out
told her the news. this army private was pregnant when she died in the massacre. her father today told jurors quote that man did not kill 13 that kay. he killed 15. he killed my grandson and he killed me slowly. casey stegall live from fort hood. did the prosecutor get through all the witnesses? they did not. court went into unexpected recess at 3:30 local time, 4:30 eastern. that was not long after we had just been told by public affairs that everyone would likely be working late tonight. the only reason we were given for this delay was because of logistical issues. they wouldn t elaborate. this followed a day of odd behavior from hasan who asked for two recesses throughout the morning and also asked to break early for lunch which the judge denied. this is odd because it s the first time he has made such requests. this entire court martial and he made them after family members sobbed on the stand. one widow testifying she only disconnected her late
innocent people dying and that may include u.s. personnel. we need to be prepared that if we re going to do this, we have to do it in a big way. arthel: u.s. personnel meaning folks who are there in syria who should be deployed to syria? what are you saying? no. i don t think that we should have boots on the ground but i think there s a very real risk that if we re going to go in with a military air assault that we re going to face some sort of reaction from the syrians and we could have planes taken down. arthel: rick, thank you very much for your perspective. we ll talk to you again. thank you. thanks. jon: he took the lives of a dozen of his fellow soldiers. now fellow soldiers will decide whether he lives or dies. military jurors deciding the sentence for major hasan in the fort hood massacre. a live report and our legal panel weighs in. also choose your facebook friends wisely. they could change your credit score, believe it or not. we re live with that story.
he also said there must be consequences for the strike. stocks plummeted after secretary kerry made those comments. that dotted red line there marks the time that he spoke. an emotional testimony today from families of the victims of the fort hood massacre. before jurors decide whether to give major nidal hasan the death penalty or life in prison. a.m. and on this day in 1939 the brooklyn dodgers hosted the reds major league. it did not yet exist but the spring of 39 marked the world expo in queens, new york and nbc had been using the fair to broadcast events on its local new york city station. organizers agreed to position cameras at the field for dodgers red double header hoping to showcase the up and coming technology. the coverage was a success and it would help launch the now multibillion-dollar deaf advised sports industry. but the national past time first hit the small screen 74 years ago today.