threw that first punch. clearly that s going to be crucial when it comes to reasonable doubt, when it goes to trial, whether this was self-defense or whether this was an unprovoked second degree murder. back to you. jon: lots of investigating to be done. phil keating in sanford, thank you. jenna: next up the controversial words about mitt romney s religion. who said them and the role religion could play in the race for the white house. shannon bream has that story for us. and fighting words from team obama, why his senior campaign strategist says some republicans are under a, quote, reign of terror from the far right. we re going to have a fair and balanced debate on that, coming up.
86 names after a 2000 brawl between the pistons and pacers during which he confronted a fan in to rehabilitate his reputation, giving money to charity and calling himself metta world peace, metta the bud hiss term meaning friendly towards others. shall say he should consider going back to his old name, jenna. jenna: somebody to consider, i guess. david lee, thank you. jon: george zimmerman walks out of jail overnight after posting $150,000 bail. he will remain free while awaiting trial on second degree murder charges in the fatal shooting of trayvon martin. phil keating is live in sanford, florida with an update for us now. phil. reporter: good morning. george zimmerman is back into the life he was living before being arrested, that s when he started facing murder charges and that is back into a world of hiding. shortly after midnight, he along with his bail bondsman
the troops. a very much a turning point, very much also a flavor of the future to come, jon. jon: america s longest war. dominique d-natali thank you. jenna: let s bring in kt mcfarland fox news national security analyst. nice to have you with us today. dominic put it this way, light and details, high on symbolism. what do you think about this apparent deal. it s similar pwot i can. the fact osymbolic. it s about how much money we are going to give afghanistan economically and assistance and for how long. the president doesn t get to decide that. i was told by one of karzai s saeudz they were thinking about $10 billion for another ten or so years. i think that is pretty unrealistic. this is an age of austerity, this is an age where we are looking at the corruption and the incompetent of the karzai government and how willing will we be to turn that kind of money over to afghanistan for another decade. i talked to one former diplomat in the area, he says the money
leaves come out so you re talking about trees diewnd power outages. jen jeand not enough snow for jon to ski, so snow, but not enough to ski! maria, thank you very much. okay, bye. jon right now, brand new developments in a decades-old case of a missing child, six-year-old etan patz disappeared during 1979 in a walk to his school bus stop in new york city. investors are now searching the basement of a lower manhattan building after finding what may be a blood stain there over the weekend. rick leventhal, live in our new york city newsroom has the latest for us. reporter: this is the fifth and apparently last day of this search, the nypd says the digging is pretty much done. investigators are doing a final walk-through. both dumpsters have now been carted off from the streement in front of that basement amount apartment with rubble and dirt inside but no sure sign of the boy missing for nearly 33 years and no more evidence is expected to be carried out.
disappearance, jenna. jon: new dna testing finds widespread fraud with regard to fish. it is bait and switch. and consumers are on the hook. what is going on? reporter: this is one way to know what you re getting. but it s no way to fight seafood fraud. 55% of consumers in los angeles, 48% in boston paid for one fish and got another. for instance, can you tell the difference between a snapper, red snapper and a cheaper talapia? a sole and a sea bass, a wild salmon and a steelhead trout, $20 a pound. probably not. many retailers are banking on