is hard to imagine, but you can see it for yourself. at least one trucker had to be pried out of his vehicle, taken to the hospital. however, he s expected to be okay. jon: right now new fallout from the fort hood massacre. almost three years ago army major nidal hasan allegedly opened fire at the texas military base killing 13 people and wounding nearly 30 others. today victims families and survivors are expressing outrage over the government s refusal to classif+9is as a terrorist attack. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more on that controversy. jener in? reporter: hi, jon. well, 160 family members and victims of the fort hood shooting have made a video in which they challenge the government for not, not calling this an act of terror. they say that they are very frustrated because their relatives are not receiving the same benefits as those killed or injured in combat and that theye
civil lawsuit, you have to prove your case by what s called a preponderance of the evidence, and i tell juries you put the scales there, and if the scale tips ever so slightly in the favor of one side, they win. jenna: and that s it? that s it. jenna: and then what, jener in? the step fore was the final one stepmother was the final one to see the little boy. does she go to jail? does she have to pay money? what happens if she s found guilty in the civil lawsuit? the remedy would be money damages, but i highly suspect the real purpose is to breathe new life into a stagnated investigation. what they are trying to do is to get terri horman to speak. they believe she is hiding information, and by bringing this civil lawsuit, perhaps depositions or at a trial they would get, force her but she still actually has a fifth amendment privilege, and i sincerely doubt she would actually cooperate, she would exercise her fifth amendment jenna: and by the way, on the