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Al-zawahiri is the first official welcoming to the group. the muslim brotherhood is calling for egypt's ruling generals to sack the military appointed government. muslim brotherhood controls theory half the seats in the new parliament -- nearly half the seats in the new parliament and said the parliament failed to manage the deteriorating economic situation. arab league official says representatives will discuss this weekend whether to recognize syria's main opposition group as the country's legitimate representative. the democratic response continues, the killing continues as well. we have th...

With it. i said, okay, why don't you disassemble it, break it apart so that nobody could use it? he said, you can't disassemble a crossbow. i said, why don'you take it to the police station? you can take to it the police station and just drop it off there. and he said -- he started to laugh. >> could such a precise memory 2 1/2 years later be trusted completely? that would become an issue. still, two shootings less than three months apart. perhaps insurance was the motive, said the prosecution. the creamers kept policies for heart attacks, for cancer, even for their dog, about $1 million in al...

Prove guilt, but as everybody knows, lightning hardly ever strikes twice. could any defense pass the laugh test? well, maybe. for one thing, said the defense, it would demonstrate in court that the firearm's expert was wrong, that the creamer's weapon could fire by accident. >> and i think what you'll see is that mr. mason, in fact, cannot say that this couldn't have been an accidental discharge. >> besides, there was lots of evidence of innocence, said the defense. would a guilty man sound this distraught on a 911 call? >> i need an ambulance right now. 3089 polk drive. 3089 polk drive. pleas...

Perhaps insurance was the motive, said the prosecution. the creamers kept policies for heart attacks, for cancer, even for their dog, about $1 million in all. enough for murder? but motive wasn't at the heart of the prosecution's case. rather it was two witnesses who claimed they had evidence to show it couldn't have been an accident. here was the first. a man named j.j. mason, a firearms expert who said he tried to make that weapon fire by accident, hit it with a mallet a couple of dozen times-and -- >> during the course of my examination of this crossbow, i found no reason why it would fire ...

The second amendment. this isn't part of the second amendment. this works around and sir couple vents our law. >> to be clear, it is legal. >> the atf special agent in charge said technically it's legal. does it meet the spirit of the law, the fact that you're not mechanically modifying a weapon but you are putting an aftermarket product on that allows you to lay down -- chris, this is suppressive fire. >> suppressive fire, just so you know at home, is hail of bullets that is not so much accurate but done so it creates risk for whoever your opponent is so they would rather stay point. it is no...