MALVEAUX: Right now, at Ft. Hood, Texas, only one question remains: Will convicted mass murderer, Major Nidal Hasan, spend the rest of his life in a military prison, or be put to death for the 2009 base shooting that left 13 people dead, 32 others wounded? Today, the state gave a 45-minute emotional closing argument, calling Hasan, quote, "a criminal, a cold-blooded murder." Hasan declined to say anything, and that fits his pattern. Acting as his own lawyer, Hasan offered virtually no defense at his court-martial. The jury convicted him on all counts of premeditated murder and attempted murder. We're now finding out that a virus is likely to blame for killing hundreds of dolphins. This is along the east coast. That is according to government experts. This virus is similar to the measles in humans. Right now, experts say there is no way to stop it from spreading. And they urge people to stay away from stranded dolphins as they might be infected. And ahead on CNN NEWSROOM, an upset at the U.S. Open by a teenager who went through amazing challenges growing up in Haiti. We're going to tell you all about it.
Ft. Hood Jury Considers Sentence for Hasan