Bales Sentenced to Life in Prison Without Parole

Robert Bales, who murdered twenty-two people, in an Afghanistan village, on March 11, 2012, was sentenced on Friday.

He was given the maximum sentence of life in prison with a chance for parole.

In June he plead guilty to avoid the death penalty.

Bales showed no emotion while the verdict was read at Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

Family members, of those who had been killed, had flown from Afghanistan for the trial and sentencing.

They were severely disappointed in the lack of a death sentence, saying that it was not justice.

Washington Police Issue Manhunt for Murderer of 88 Year Old Veteran

Police in Spokane, Washington are looking for sixteen year old Kenan Adams-Kinard, on charges of first degree murder.

He and another youth were caught, on surveillance tape, beating an eighty-eight year old WWI vet to death.

The other sixteen year old was arrested on Thursday, but has not been cooperating with police.

Authorities do not normally release information when the suspects are below eighteen, but felt the severity of the crime warranted the release.

No description, beyond the photo, has been released.

Anyone with information should call the Spokane Police Department at 509-755-2677.

He was found and arrested early in the morning on August 26.

Rim Fire Burning More Than 106,000 Acres in California

The Rim Fire exploded in growth, Thursday night and Friday morning, and has now burnt over one hundred and six thousand acres, in California.

Eleven thousand of those acres in Yosemite National Park, but in a mostly unused part of it.

Twenty-two hundred fire fighters are battling the blaze, which is only two percent contained.

One firefighter has been injured battling the blaze, which has destroyed sixteen buildings and threatens nearly five thousand homes.

Concerns are extremely high that the fire will continue to grow, as it's size allows it to create it's own wind and weather patterns.

Smoke and ash are causing air and breathing problems for Reno and Tahoe.

As for Yosemite, it remains open as most of the tourist areas are more than twenty miles from the flames and winds are pushing the smoke and ash in other directions.

The fire's explosive growth could see it made the top priority in the country.

Hasan Found Guilty

Nidal Malik Hasan was found guilty of killing thirteen people during a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas, on November 5, 2009.

Friday's verdict found him guilty on thirteen counts of murder and thirty-two counts of attempted murder.

His trial now moves to the sentencing phase, where he very likely could see the death sentence for his crimes.

Hasan had made no effort to mount a defense, even stating that he committed the murders as an act of war against the US.

28 Army Reservists Injured in North Carolina Bus Accident

Twenty-eight Army reservists were injured in a bus crash in North Carolina.

Friday afternoon the bus slipped off the road while trying to make a turn and ended up on it's side.

One of the reservists was seriously injured, requiring a helicopter to fly in for a medevac.

Forty-five soldiers were aboard the bus, when the accident occurred, on their way from Charlotte Douglas International Airport back to base in Salisbury.

3 Missing After Helicopter Crashes off Shetland Coast

A helicopter crashed off the Shetland coast of the UK, on Friday.

Eighteen people were aboard when the Super Puma L2 suddenly lost all power, near the islands north of Scotland.

Three of those are still missing, while the other fifteen all received injuries, seven of them serious.

Several boats and three helicopters searched into Friday night, looking for the three missing men.

42 Killed in Explosions at Mosques in Lebanon

Soldiers guard the crater left by one of the bombs

Forty-two people were killed on Friday as two different mosques were hit by bombings.

The Lebanese Red Cross said that more than five hundred were injured by the blasts.

Both bombs struck in Tripoli at Sunni mosques, as people were leaving prayers.

Fourteen people were killed at the Taqwa mosque, while the al-Salam mosque saw twenty-eight deaths.

Hezbollah was initially blamed for the attacks, but they denied any involvement and condemned them as atrocities.

Violence in Iraq Kills 32

Thirty-two people were killed in terror attacks, in Iraq, on Friday.

Twenty-five of them were killed when a suicide bomber struck a busy park in Baghdad's suburb of Qahira.

Another fifty people were wounded in the explosion.

No one claimed responsibility for the bombing.

Other attacks struck in both Shiite and Sunni areas, making it unclear who carried out the attacks.

Colorado Police Looking for Man Who Stabbed Woman and Toddler in Wheat Ridge

Wheat Ridge, Colorado police are looking for a man who they say stabbed a woman and her toddler.

According to authorities, forty-four year old Marvin Wilson attacked them, Thursday morning along a greenbelt near 48th Avenue and Otis Street.

He stabbed the woman in her leg and the toddler in the stomach.

Both victims are expected to make a full recovery, but the toddler will be kept in the ICU over night.

Wilson is described as six foot, one hundred and forty-five pounds, with brown hair, brown eyes, and multiple tattoos.

When last seen, he was wearing a blue shirt, blue shorts, and black boots.

Anyone with information should call the Wheat Ridge Police Department at 303-237-2220.

52 Injured in Southern California Bus Accident

Fifty-two people were injured in a bus accident near Irwindale, California, on Thursday morning.

Eight of the injured were listed in guarded condition, due to non life threatening injuries requiring further care.

The bus was taking elderly passengers to a casino.

Police say that the driver tried moving to his left, but struck a car and then over corrected to the right, causing the bus to flip on it's side.

Eastbound Interstate 210 was shut down for about six hours, due to the accident.