have the death penalty as part of something possible, then i m okay with that. reporter: and a jury of 12 people have to decide unanimously whether or not the death penalty is merited. that is expected to be sometime early next year. back to you. and if a guilty plea helps these parents, many of whom we ve gotten to know over the years and their children, it has to be a good thing. thank you so much, sam brock. breaking news oversea, a deadly attack on a british lawmaker, a fatal attack today. and matt bradley is in london. matt, there has been an arrest in connection with the stabbing death of a member of parliament. what do we know? reporter: just happened a couple hours ago. we understand that 25-year-old
square miles all the way from central florida to charleston south carolina. we know that some of the tables are starting to see you re getting to the top end of the survivability, i want to emphasize that s not the only thing we take into account. reporter: what might have helped find the young boys an emergency position indicating radio beacon. it s a device that the coast guard requires on commercial her vessels. it actually sends out a signal where you are and it s really quite ingenius. when it hits the salt water it immediately activates. if you were knocked out and even if you were knocked out, this would begin sending a signal and the coast guard could know exactly where to go. it s got a radius of about 3 meters so it s very close to you. unfortunately it appears something that cost as little as $250 was not on these boys boat. kerry sanders, thank you so much. turning to breaking news oversea, reports long time one time taliban leader mullah omar
police press are coming this morning. the shooter in custody at this hour. poppy, thank you very much. our focus on the victims, no matter the motive, there was no justification. appreciate the reporting this morning. following breaking news oversea. a terror threat. all americans in yemen are being ordered to leave immediately. in the meantime, we are learning more about an intercepted message between two top al qaeda leaders that prompted the shutdown of 19 embassies and consulates across the middle east and africa. barbara starr is following the developments live from the pentagon this morning. the latest alert, barbara, coming hours ago. reporter: absolutely, kate. the state department warning americans in yemen get out now. leave immediately. with this high terrorist threat, the embassy has reduced personnel. there won t be enough american government personnel to help citizens if trouble were to break out. why is this happening? what do we now know about the