MALVEAUX: Welcome back to AROUND THE WORLD> The fate of Major Nidal Hasan is now in the hands of a military jury deliberating right now. This is in Fort Hood, Texas. Now Hasan is the Army psychiatrist charged with killing 13 people, wounding 32 others, at Fort Hood in 2009. And prosecutors say that Hasan targeted soldiers deployed to Afghanistan because he had what he called a, quote, "jihad duty" to kill as many of them as possible. Now Hasan admits to the shooting, but under military law, defendants are not allowed to plead guilty in death penalty cases.</s>WATSON: You guys may remember this video. It's of the Russian punk band, Pussy Riot. They performed a song critical of the Prime Minister Vladimir Putin at an orthodox cathedral in Moscow last year. Now since that infamous performance, three members were tried and sentenced. And now the lawyers for two band members still in prison are asking for them to serve their remaining time in community service. The women are due to be released next March.</s>MALVEAUX: And to China which is riveted by the high-profile trial of a disgraced politician. We're talking about Bo Xilai. He faces charges of bribery, embezzlement and abuse of power. Now it's all a spectacular fall from grace here. This is man who was part of the communist party royalty who some thought would become president. A lot of twists and turns to the saga. His wife was convicted of murdering a British businessman and that might have sealed his fate. She testified in a video about complex tax shelters and murky real estate deals in Europe saying Bo knew all about it. Bo called his imprisoned wife's allegations "insane."</s>WATSON: Coming up on AROUND THE WORLD, we have more of Chris Cuomo's one-on-one with President Obama.
Hasan Jury Deliberates; Bo Xilai Trial Continues