the weekend as well. having read the transcripts of the grand jury, the fbi interviews and having been a prosecutor for 15 years, i don t see how this case normally would have been brought to a grand jury. if it had not had theratio the - theratiothe the racial overtones. bill: michael brown family says they will do egg they can to make sure wilson is ultimately held accountable. the family will you sue
whole conversation. thank you so much, brit. thank you, martha. fox news alert now because the u.s. supreme court did hear a case today that could affect what you can and can not say online. the case of a man convicted of threatening his way and an fbi agent on facebook, comments his lawyers say are protected under the first amendment. shannon bream live at the supreme court. good morning there. what kind of posting is considered in this case? reporter: well, bill, we re talking about posts by the defendant in this case who was going through a tough time. his marriage falling apart. he had trouble at work and began posting things on his public facebook page that were very violent. he said there are one ways to h one to love you and a thousand ways to kill you. soaked in blood and dying from all the little cuts. hurry up and die. much of the language is vulgar. we couldn t even share with you on the air. he threaten an fbi agent who
between two teams who might meet again at the super bowl in arizona. rogers threw for 368 yard. now tied first place nfc with the philadelphia eagles. martha: grant is a big packers fan. steve hayes is a big packers fan. a lot of people thought this expletives on the side of the field were not becoming to a gentleman. bill: you are right about that. he s jacking up his team for the postseason. martha: they are looking better than they looked in a long time. i m hanging in there. police confirming they found the body of a missing ohio state football player. he had not been found since wednesday.
they will discuss the grand jury s decision not to chak dane wilson. he decided to resign because we got information directly from the chief in ferguson that they had some information that suggested there were going to be acts taken against the department or the department itself related to his continued employment. when dane said that he said it what he darren was told that he decided it was type to resign. bill: i want to start with peter doocy. what is the president planning today? reporter: today s meeting are about making sure people don t feel i tip date don t l intimidated by the police.
this group is not isis, not to use the word core or non-core, this is local group in the sinai that pledged allegiance to baghdadi and isis and now committing these acts of violence. this is what isis wants, the belief that the ink blot is ever expanding and caliphate is expanding itself. this is essential to isis s narrative that they are on the march. wouldn t be surprising to see more from affiliated groups. bill: reflect on what jennifer is reporting expansion in southern turkey to stage attacks against isis at a time when the syrian government saying what we have done so far has not weakened that terror group in syria and in iraq. yeah. you know it s a good development if we re talking to turkey about utilizing their paces. it gives us another power projection platform closer to northern syria. at the same time they have got very different interests. limited scope of whatever agreement comes underscores the complicates of this arrangement.