WHITFIELD: U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning may have the chance to speak today on the record.</s>HOLMES: Yeah, the American soldier, of course, has already been convicted of stealing classified documents and leaking them to the world. Right now, the sentencing phase of his military court-martial is going on outside of Washington.</s>WHITFIELD: Manning has been allowed to speak twice before during the trial. Today he's scheduled to take the stand, again, while the judge considers what punishment to hand down. Even though he was not convicted of aiding the enemy, he was found guilty of spying.</s>HOLMES: Manning could get the maximum penalty, which happens to be 90 years in prison. Now the Olympic athlete Oscar Pistorius will be indicted next week in his girlfriend's death. In the South African legal system that means the case will be moved from a lower to a higher court.</s>WHITFIELD: Pistorius is already charged with premeditated murder. The track star shot and killed his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, in his home on Valentine's Day. He said he thought she was an intruder.</s>HOLMES: Pistorius is going to be served on Monday. That will happen during a court appearance. No dates during the trial, though. We're following the turmoil, of course, in Egypt after security forces raided two camps occupied by supporters of the ousted president, Mohamed Morsy.</s>WHITFIELD: In fact, they bulldozed tents and carried hundreds of protesters away, but some refused to leave and then chaos erupted.</s>HOLMES: Egyptian television says 149 people have been killed, more than 1,400 is now the official number of wounded. The Muslim Brotherhood puts both of those figures much, much higher.
Bradley Manning Sentencing; Pistorius To Be Indicted