New video of Ariel Castro's 'house of horrors': Barbed wire on basement windows, sources say
Shocking new video from Ariel Castro's home - barbed wire on garage windows and squalid conditions in the yard. We are getting a new look at the house where Castro is accused of holding three women hostage, and sexually assaulting them for more than a decade.
Scott Taylor, an investigative reporter for Cleveland's WOIO, the station that originally acquired the video is OutFront.
Authorities testing threatening letter sent to Obama for ricin
Authorities are testing a letter addressed to the White House for the presence of ricin.
Investigators say the letter is similar to the ricin laced letters sent to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his anti-gun group.
Our Deb Feyerick is OutFront with more on the investigation.
Attorney: Sgt. Bales says steroids led to the deaths of 16 Afghans villagers
Did army special forces pump Sergeant Robert Bales with steroids before he killed 16 Afghan civilians in March 2012?
According to his attorney, that's what he plans to argue at the penalty phase of his trial.
Lawyer: Soldier to plead guilty in killing of 16 Afghan villagers
Bales has agreed to plead guilty next week to avoid the death penalty.And in an effort to avoid a life sentence, his defense will also argue the army knew he was suffering from post traumatic stress and a traumatic brain injury when they sent him to Afghanistan.
OutFront tonight: John Henry Browne, attorney for U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales.
Al Qaeda magazine praises boston bombings
New evidence today that the Boston bombing is already becoming a key recruiting tool for Al Qaeda. The terror plot is front and center in the latest issue of Al Qaeda's English language magazine, Inspire.
The magazine praises the Tsarnaev brothers as heroes and encourages readers in the United States to follow their example.
As it says on page 17:
"The Boston Bombings have uncovered the capabilities of the Muslim youth, they have revealed the power of a Lone Jihad operation."
The magazine also highlights the attack in London and other recent lone-wolf type terror incidents.
OutFront tonight: Tim Clemente is a Former FBI agent in counterterrorism and Mitch Silber is the former Director of the NYPD Intelligence Division's Analytic and Cyber Units.
Father of man shot by FBI questions killing: "Couldn't they handle my son?"
New details on the fatal shooting by the FBI of a man being questioned about his relationship to Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
Ibragim Todashev was shot and killed early May 22nd during questioning at his Orlando home and now, Todashev's father says his son's killing doesn't add up.
Our Alina Machado has the details.
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