selected for the ft. hood murder trail. major nidal hasan is accused of kill 13g people during a 2009 shooting rampage. opening statements begin august 6th. boy, the temperature sure are soaring in parts of the nic as the heat wave continues to force people to try to find ways to try and keep cool. washington, new york, philadelphia, some of the worst hit cities. the good news is we re expecting it to cool off and rain by sunday. lawyers say edward snowden could leave the moscow airport in the next few days after paperwork is decided. grabbing asylum could further strain elations with the u.s. but president putin said ties between the u.s. and russia are far more important than any intelligence scandal. the calls are coming fast and loud to charge florida law after the george zimmerman verdict. we re talking about the stand your ground law. to be fair the zimmerman defense team did not use the law as part of its case, but as juror b-37 it was part of the discussion in t
the officer-involved shooting that killed 18-year-old mike brown. there are conflicting accounts, and multiple investigations still underway in the officer has yet to be heard in this case with his own defense of the conduct, in prepared remarks tonight, missouri governor seemed to suggest that he knows exactly how this case should go. ten days ago, a police officer shot and killed michael brown. in broad daylight. we have a responsibility to come together and do everything we can to achieve justice for the family. the st. louis county prosecutor and attorney general of the united states each have a job to do. the investigation must be carried out thoroughly, promptly and correctly. once achieving peace in ferguson, we must rebuild the trust that has been lost. so i ask we work together as we work to achieve justice for michael brown. our coverage begins with trace ghallager tonight. the president of the missouri fraternal order of police made it clear they re disappo
molotov cocktails tossed. authorities believe shootings were crowd on crowd crimes. four officers are reported injured. more than 30 people arrested. the man in charge of protest security, captain ron johnson from the state highway patrol is urging people to demonstrate during the day but cautions there is a dangerous dynamic that emerges at night. he blames a small group offage taters for tipping things over the edge. we do not want any citizen hurt, any officer hurt. a bullet has no name is the old saying on the streets. we do not want to lose another life in this community. ferguson there showing his frustration and at times even emotional. the community s outraej seems to be inflicting internal damage. the businesses damaged. the start of the school year on hold. michael brown s mother says justice will bring peace. and there are fears that more lives could be lost. the national guard is now in ferguson on the ground trying to restore peace. some question whether that
statement that killed mike brown a little more than a week ago. while there are conflicting accounts and multiple investigations still underway and the officer has yet to be heard in this case with his own defense of his conduct, in prepared remarks tonight, the missouri governor seemed to suggest that he knows exactly how this case should go. 10 days ago a police officer shot and killed michael brown. it was in broad daylight. we have a responsibility to come together and to do everything we can to achieve justice for this family. a vigorous prosecution must now be pursued. the democratically elected prosecute expert attorney general of the united states each have a job to do. their obligation to achieve justice in the shooting death of michael brown must be carried out thoroughly, promptly and correctly. once we have achieved peace in ferguson and justice for the family of michael brown, we must remain committed to rebuilding the trust that has been lost. rebuild the trus
public. in advance an advisory has gone out to all u.s. personnel overseas warning them to reassess their security measures ahead of the expected potential backlash. undercover cia officers are fearful that they may be exposed despite the fact they ve devoted their lives to trying to protect us. and it is accepted that this may put them and others in harm s way. i think this is a terrible idea. so our foreign partners are telling us this will cause violence and death. our foreign leaders who approach the government and said you do this this will cause violence and death. our own intelligence community has assessed that this will cause violence and death. the release of the report could lead to a greater risk that is posed to u.s. facilities and individuals all around the world. a lot of officers fear there will be enough details in the report that their true identities could be revealed. joining me now judge andrew napolitano who is fox news senior analyst and buck se