LEMON: Lots of other news to report to you tonight. Besides health care reform, the accused Fort Hood killer will stay in the military hospital in San Antonio for now. And he'll stay in custody until his court-martial. A magistrate made that ruling today in Army Major Nidal Hasan's hospital room. He is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder. It was not clear yet where Hasan might be moved once doctors release him. He's paralyzed from the waist down. Phoenix police have arrested the parents of an 8-year-old rape victim. The Liberian couple faces child abuse and neglect charges dating back to 2005. They're accused of beating the girl with their fists and with wires and also with sticks. She's been in custody since she was gang raped by four boys in July. Poor little girl. Detectives say her parents blamed her for the rape and for shaming their family. Was it OK for a police officer to taser a 10-year-old girl before she wouldn't -- because she wouldn't take a shower? The FBI's now trying to answer that question. It happened last week in Ozark, Arkansas. The girl's mother called the cops and said her daughter refused to take a shower, and was getting violent. The officer was suspended for a week with pay for not having a video camera attached to his taser. And student protesters end their third day inside a building at U.C. Santa Cruz upset over a 32 percent tuition hike. This is just one of several protests at schools across the University of California System. Officials say the system's hurting, and it needs the money. Students say the hikes will hurt working and middle-class students. And the Santa Cruz students have made up a last -- a list of 20 demands, but the school has no plans to negotiate. A line cutter at Wal-Mart doing some more cutting with the legal system. She cops a plea. We'll tell you about that.
Hasan to be Held in Custody