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Intern who vanished in 2001 and her body found a year later. lawyers for her convicted killer are questioning the testimony of a key prosecution witness and are seeking a new trial. the pentagon rethinking plans to eliminate imminent danger pay for troops serving in several regions. most troops earn an extra $225 a month. the danger pay cuts would save about $120 million a year. defense officials cite rising violence in egypt as the reason theyre considering the move. the mess industry myste...

And i have wanted to whack the machine just like that. it must have felt so good. >> i am a not much of a gambler but i think i played the nickel slots in new orleans. and i won -- i didnt know what to do when i won. i think $225 in nickels came out. i got nervous because they were falling out. >> im not interested in having this conversation. >> the first and last time i ever won. >> the first time you ever played. the last time you -- >> the last time ever won. >> i play every time i go to veg...

Jordan, where hundreds of troops were just deployed because of the civil war in syria. if this plan is approved, military members would lose $225 a month. >>steve: that guy there confessed to orchestrating the september 11 attacks. so why was khalid sheikh mohammed allowed to pursue his dream job while being held behind bars? the associated press has learned that the c.i.a. let the terrorist mastermind build a vacuum cleaner. >>gretchen: what? >>steve: yes. khalid sheikh mohammed has a bachelors...

Happening slowly and i would say 20, 30, 40 years from now very few out there and technology, so five or 10 years from now with the impact will be, how the money will impact on the training. lets only hope sequestered budget cuts and things become a thing of the past and the future. jenna: on another story were looking at today it seems the pentagon is entertaining the idea of cutting some hazard pay to folks in the military, folks deployed in different areas of the world for the pentagon has de...

The flight itself. the pilot flying the asiana airplane told investigators the flash of light he saw before the plane hit did not effect his vision and lasaid it was not i see unlike what the ntsb speculated just yesterday. claudia cowan has the latest for us from san francisco tonight. these 911 calls, you know, we were led to believe that they were -- had 200 plus first responders on the scene like right away. these calls make it sound like they were all alone out there. >> well, you are right...

Money. >> reporter: of course, most devices have parental controls. and in the worst cases parents told us they got out of having to pay. the stouts had that chance too. but decided the old austin healy might not be so bad. price tag, $225. theyre keeping it for little cerelas 16th birthday. an ageless reminder of daddys little girl. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> how cute. >> handed her the wrench right away. better get started on that little girl, if you want it in 15 years. it will onl...

About ten years ago it wasnt. were not going to get any notice when that becomes a dangerous area. >> steve: so there goes out of the average troops pocket, $225 a month. they wont get danger pay. however, we have plenty of money to pay for -- thats right -- the cupid shuffle! youve got irs employees screen right, and brave americans defending democracy >> brian: that woman is dancing with a sprained ankle. so she deserves some type of combat pay. >> gretchen: all right. coming up -- >> steve: i...

Actually hear from the defendant unless they testify. >> steve: then we had peter johnson, jr. on and he felt the judge was out of control. many different legal opinions regarding what that was yesterday. e-mail us, let us know. was the judge out of line or was it fine? meanwhile, we got stories making headlines at this hour on this thursday. the pentagon is considering cutting danger pay for 56,000 u.s. troops who are in danger. senior military officials came up with a list of 18 countries wher...