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>> reporter: and rogers says theres overwhelming frustration expressed by federal investigators who did not get access to this crime scene. youre seeing some new photos of the aftermath until nearly three weeks after the fact adding that identifying and questioning witnesses is a virtually impossible standard to meet. the libyan government, according to the outgoing fbi director, he told pox that it was too -- fox it was too unstable to offer the u.s. the kind of support it needs for such a comp...

Lesser sentences in terms of the years, peter, is there a possibility that he could get parole or get out early on good behavior? >> reporter: yes, but he must first serve, martha serve at least one-third of that sentence. likely to be carried out at fort leavenworth in kansas. he will get 3 1/2 years of credit toward whatever the number is, the big number his sentence were waiting to find out today for the time served between his arrest and his judgment day which is right now. the whole media i...

What matters is what the people who did it look like. that has some americans puzzled. they saw a case that seemed simply involve a struggle, a fight, whatever, suddenly was a black-white case. heres another case where the three black shooters target ad white guy to just gun him down. this was the fantasy that was created around the trayvon martin case in real life. where is the media coverage? where is the conversation? gregg: richard, maybe this case had nothing to do with race, but, if the sh...

Information gets leaked and no 23-year-old, 22-year-old at the time really has the knowledge to know what is going to get somebody killed and what isnt. he certainly leaked a lot of information that could now and in the future hurt american capabilities around the world. martha: it raises questions about whether or not somebody of that age, as you point out or that experience, should have access to the kind of documents that he did have access to and the ability to leak them. a lot of questions ...

He is now facing up to 90 years behind bars but prosecutors are asking for 60 years. either way the 25-year-old will spend most of his life behind bars. martha: peter doocy joins us live from fort meade, maryland, where the announcement is expected to come down within minutes. huge case over the course of the last three years. peter, whats the latest there? >> reporter: martha, private first class bradley manning is inside the courtroom right now of we saw him arrive in a three-suv convoy about ...

How they acquired the gun. it is missing right now. we dont know whether this is even remotely related to the second amendment. >> i think with the fact we have guns in wide proliferation. oklahoma is, you know, gun-friendly stated, i mean guns get in the wrong hands of the wrong people. that is why we need more gun control in this country. gregg: michael, the trayvon martin case, police, prosecutors, the fbi, even the victims own mother, said race played know role in it. that stint stop sharpto...

Civilian sector you see long sentences for all sorts of conduct, misconduct, crime, 100 years to life, 300 years to life, 90 years, in the military justice system, contrary to what people normally would believe, sentences are relatively lighter compared to their civilian counterparts. if this case had gone before a federal article iii court, the sentence easily could have been a lot higher than sentenced in the military court. >> the problem with that, i agree with you in the sense military vers...

Case, now its major nadal hassans turn. he has the opportunity to present his side of the case if there is a side. when court gets underway at 10:00 a.m. eastern time hassan representing himself is accused of killing 13 people in a shooting rampage at fort hood. how do we expect his testimony to go. >> reporter: this is the moment everyone has been waiting for in this long awaited court-martial. because hassan is acting as his own lawyer this could get interesting. yesterday the judge told major...

Witnesses on behalf of the defense. now we had told you earlier that the prosecution had rested their cases. they called dozens and dozens of witnesses to say this man was the shooter that terrible day. he admitted it during opening statements. the prosecution rested. the defense has now, he is representing himself, mind you, has rested as well without calling any witnesses. he has chosen not to take the witness stand. the judge had said earlier if you do, i wont allow to you simply give a narra...

Up. i look at callig sheik mohammed charged in new york and he ended up dropping that idea. numerous examples, benghazi and seeking justice in the benghazi case. and what about fast furious and brian terrys family that grieves the loss of a son and acknowledgment and commitment of justice sought in those cases. it raises questions peoples understanding of justice in this case, you might want to be wary of. >> selective enforcement is the hallmark of this administration. and there are victims was...