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Suspect. 16-year-old keenan adams kenard. >> what did they think they were going to get from this man? he didnt drive a big fancy car. he didnt dress, you know, in expensive clothes. he didnt have a lot of money. >> reporter: belton was a regular at the lodge. he joined in may. friends there knew him as shorty for his short stature. they say he loved to dance and described him as kind. >> he was always kind of there for me when i needed him, joke back and forth, you know, we were always having f...

This. but this didnt. do they have a point? >> no, they dont have a point. first of all, the media coverage on this has been probably more intense than it was on trayvon right after it happened. it took months for the trayvon martin controversy to come to the national media. and it only came to the national media, because he wasnt arrested. >> because there was no arrest, because there was so much dysfunction in the process. here, the alleged killers have been arrested, theyve been charged. if t...

Sit right there. im going to buzz them in, okay, so you will know when they are coming, okay? okay. stay there calm. dont worry about it. i will tell them you didnt try to harm me, okay? okay. its gonna be all right. i just want you to know that i love you. im proud of you. its a good thing you are giving up. dont worry about it. >> gives you chills listening to that. that bookkeeper hail add hero. formal charges could come today and the students will return to school this morning. >> amazing st...

Case officially adjourned. and well stand by for that and bripg it to you when it happens. >> fox news alert. new developments on the kress lane murder just moments ago. he was a respected college athlete fatally shot. teenagers reportedly did it because they were bored. fox news spoke with the prosecutor handling the case about the charges against the three teens. we showed you james edwars had racist messages on the twitter feed and hated white people and calling them nasty. the prosecutor sai...

Background checks and closing the loop holes. the nra is opposing that, so the nra is making it easy for people with mental health problems to make it easy to get guns, and guns that can do mass destruction. as important as mental health is, however, you have to remember that a background check would not have stopped sandy hook, would not have stopped most of the other major mass shootings that we hear about. in the last 43 mass shootings, 32 of the killers were able to pass background checks, w...

When the cops pull somebody over or pull somebody off the street and first question them before they actually do the frisk, and, in fact, only half of the people in new york city, the blacks and latinos in particular that they are pulling aside to question, actually go through the frisking part of this. and by the way, the u.s. supreme court 68 sounded found it constitutional. >> bill: she would have thrown it out if she could but she couldnt because the u.s. supreme court already ruled on it. >...

Civilian or police officer the right to just stop somebody because of the color of their skin. >> bill: that was trayvon martins mother. a federal judge agrees with her. ruling that the nypd must modify its stop and frisk program. liberals are overjoyed but not so fast. the unintended consequence of a slowdown in stop and frisk could be death the losers if this case is allowed to stand are people who live in minority communities. 97% of the shooting victims in new york city last year were people...

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...

>> it is amazing, reminded me of the fact when the soldier was executed in britain, woman got off the bus, looked at the killers and said youve done enough, stop it, get out of here. takes courage and coolness of people under pressure to -- i dont know where you learn that type of composure under pressure, look what they do, the way they protect the students, the way their instinct takes over. >> antoinette tuft. that was amazing. how would you respond to somebody like bob that says here is anot...

Killers say, they were bored that afternoon. the senseless death has sparked so much outrage in oklahoma, and across this nation as well as in australia. were going to talk about it coming up. gregg: new fallout from the benghazi terror attack as four state department employees placed on administrative leave after the assault, theyre now heading back to work. well be talking to house oversight committee chairman darrell issa in just a moment about why he is calling the departments effort to find...