whites are nasty, and he hates them. but it is your host, rush limbaugh, who injected race into this story. i can tell you what one of them have said, the one that is talking said, we were bored. we wanted something to do. we wanted to kill somebody. we saw in social media allegedly linked to one of these suspects where he s saying, come get me. i don t care. i m not afraid to die. james edward jr. the 15-year-old months ago on what is believed to be his twitter account. he posted this. the message was 90% of white people are nasty. #hatethem. why does the left protect racism? they re doing so here in the killing of this australian college student. i m going to do everything they can to ensure that we see these three thugs pay for what they did to christopher lane. prosecutors planning to do next, stephens county district attorney jason hicks joins us. good evening, sir. good evening, greta. two of the men in this charged with first degree murder and the oth
the man fell and broke his hip. we ll talk to the travel agent working to get them back home. that s all ahead unless breaking news changes everything on stud yes b. first from fox at 3:00 in the east, a jury just a short time ago found major nidal hasan guilty of killing 13 people, then trying to kill 32 others in the massacre at ft. hood. victims family members cried, they hugged one another inside that courtroom after jurors announced their verdict declaring that major hasan is guilty of all 45 charges against him and because their verdict on the premeditated murder charge was unanimous, the army psychiatrist could now face the death penalty. yesterday he declined to give a closing argument and on wednesday he rested his case without calling a single witness or testifying on his own behalf. attorneys on stand-by to help major hasan said he appeared to be seeking the death penalty during the trial but it s a claim he s denied. remember, major hasan stormed into a medic
whites are nasty, and he hates them. but it is your host, rush limbaugh, who injected race into this story. i can tell you what one of them have said, the one that is talking said, we were bored. we wanted something to do. we wanted to kill somebody. we saw in social media allegedly linked to one of these suspects where he s saying, come get me. i don t care. i m not afraid to die. james edward jr. the 15-year-old months ago on what is believed to be his twitter account. he posted this. the message was 90% of white people are nasty. #hatethem. why does the left protect racism? they re doing so here in the killing of this australian college student. i m going to do everything they can to ensure that we see these three thugs pay for what they did to christopher lane. prosecutors planning to do next, stephens county district attorney jason hicks joins us. good evening, sir. good evening, greta. two of the men in this charged with first degree murder and the oth
good morning to you, i m jon scott. i m heather childers in for jenna lee again. nice to be here. jon: good to have you here, heather. heather: the muslim brotherhood call it a so-called, friday of martyrs. jon: the rallies are another show of support for ousted president mohammed morsi. egyptian security is deployed around cairo. traffic to tahrir square is cut off. barbed-wire set up at some of the entrances. armored vehicles are surrounding the presidential palace and near a mosque where morsi supporters held a sit-in for weeks. that sit-in violently broken up resulting in the deaths of hundreds. but the muslim brotherhood is showing no sign of backing down. leland vittert is live in our middle east bureau. leland. jon: hi, jon. the muslim brotherhood may not be backing down but there is not a lot of support on street backing them up. the video today decidedly less impressive in terms of numbers from what we ve seen in the past but still the fiery and angry rhetoric. fiv
0 attack. looking forward seems the muslim brotherhood doesn t have the spoehr on the street in order to continue these kinds of protests. the real concern of course was that these protests would be further ignited by hosni mubarak s release. he got out of jail yesterday, placed on house arrest. the american equivalent out on bail awaiting retrial. he was flown in a helicopter from the prison to a military hospital where he is being kept. he was convicted of ordering the killing of a number about protesters during the 2011 revolution. that conviction was appealed, overturned. now he is awaiting retrial. the retrial could start anywhere up until about a week from right now, jon. obviously if he acquitted during this retrial and truly set free, that is something that could spark things going off once again in cairo. jon, back to you. jon: if the violence has been tamped down there that is a very good thing. thanks very much, leland vittert. heather: we have new details on the three young