okay. he initially sprays her with the accelerant in the frame you re showing, spraying her with it. then he followed her into the elevator and methodically continued spraying her. the initial hit was in the face and then methodically doused her spraying it. and then he using one of those long lighters you would use for a grill, he lit a molotov cocktail and used the burning rag on the top of that to ignite her body. then he stepped out of the elevator, threw the malakhov cocktail inside and then returned one more time into the elevator to continue spraying flammable the accelerant on her. at this point, of course, she was down on the elevator floor. oh, my gosh. it s just horrific. can i ask you this, if those are these stills from videotape or is it just the stills of this incident? do you have videotape of it? there s videotape cameras both inside and outside the elevator. these were stills we took in order to show his picture when we were still on the hunt f
equipment. it s where they board the planes and head back to the united states. in between they get a little r and r. right now on the stage, you ve got the cheerleaders for the washington redskins, two days ago the cheerleaders from the philadelphia eagles. they ve had rock bands. it s a chance for those soldiers coming out of iraq to decompress a bit before they go home. there isn t a lot to do while they wait for their flights. they have been able to speed up protein ses. a couple weeks ago, this place was slammed and you might wait five to eight days if you were a soldier hoping to fly back to the states. the crew i came in on the convoy last night with, said they expect it to be stateside at least within the next two days. as they told me, they plan to be the biggest holiday gift their family has ever had. that s probably troupue. a lot of happy homecomings planned. the soldiers themselves looking forward to going home. we came here to do a job, we did it, and now we r
thank you for joining us. we ll start with the brutal meetimee beating of protesters in cairo fueling the fury in egypt. the violence means all bets are off for egypt s political future. we spoke yesterday, mohammed. this video and the fact that people are it s being caught on tape, it s really fueling what s going on there? well, since we spoke, don, the clashes have still been on going between the protesters and the police and the army. today the video we acquired the video of the woman that was beaten severely and stripped of a substantial amount of her clothes, i spoke to the man who filmed the video, and he was very devastated because when he was filming he saw how brutal the army was. they were beating elderly, children, and the girl herself was extremely beaten. just now i spoke to a friend of hers, and she told me that the girl does not want to speak to the media. she s worried that the situation might be escalated. her parents still don t even know what happene
intered here in tripoli. traveling with the defense secretary, jennifer griffin, fox news. heather: national correspondent jennifer griffin reporting from libya. thank you. gregg: we are getting new details in the military hearing of army private first class bradley manning. the young intelligence specialist accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents to wikileaks. his lawyer is arguing that he was a homosexual soldier in a hostile environment and he should have been barred from handling sensitive materials. heather: interesting story. u.s. car dealership shut down for allegedly supporting terrorism overseas. federal agents raiding a car dealership in tulsa, oklahoma. claiming that the lot is part of a huge network selling cars and drugs allegedly using that money to support lebanese terror groups hezbollah. investigators say the large price tag for the used cars were a big tip-off. what is happening is the
so they have averted a government shutdown. the house voted this after into on the megamuss, as they call it around here the massive spending bill to fund the government through the end of september. so, this has been negotiated for months now. and congressional leaders came to an agreement late yesterday evening finalizing this massive spending bill, the house voted on it today so a government shutdown has been averted. the senate is expected, they could still vote on it ostensibly, vote on it today, most likely, the senate will be in working tomorrow and vote on it tomorrow. the big overwhat really kind of started this whole standoff and brinksmanship up here, the latest round of brinksmanship is where do things stand on ex-standing the payroll tax cut? short answer, brooke, still negotiating, still talking, with he don t have the details of when we could be hearing an answer if they are going to be able to beat the deadline of the end of the year or not, but we know both t