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Part 2 of the Interview were Rihanna Says Why He Hit Her and More Part 3 Coming Soon Good Morning America aired another snippet of Rihannas revealing interview with Diane Sawyer this morning, and the details she disclosed about the night Chris Brown beat her were haunting. He had no soul in his eyes, Rihanna said of Browns state of mind during the attack. He was clearly blacked out. There was no person when I looked at him. Rihanna says the deeper the two best friends fell in love, the more dangerous they became for each other equally. It was a bit of an obsession. She says the night before the Grammys when the two were driving back to her house after attending Clive Davis party turned ugly because she saw a text message from another woman on his phone and she caught him in a lie. I couldnt take that he kept lying to me and he couldnt take that I wouldnt drop it. His back was up against the wall. The truth is right here in a text message. It escalated into him being violent towards me. As hard as it appeared for Rihanna to think back to the night, that she says was not part of my plan, she admits she still loves Chris. I dont hate him at all. I actually love and care about him, and Im concerned about him doing well. I want him to do well, have a great career, have a great life, and grow up.

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An owner of a 7-Eleven convenience store in Fort Hood, Texas, said Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan came in for coffee and hashbrowns most mornings, including the morning he allegedly shot dozens of soldiers. Surveillance video from the store obtained by CNN shows a man who, according to the store owner, is Hasan at the cashier's counter at about 6:20 a.m. Thursday (7:20 a.m. ET) -- about seven hours before the mass shooting -- carrying a beverage and dressed in traditional Arab garb. "He looked normal, came in had his hashbrowns and coffee as you see in the surveillance video," the owner told CNN. Another surveillance video from the store on Tuesday showed the man believed to be Hasan in scrubs. While the owner said he was too busy to chat with Hasan whom he knows as "Major Nidal" on Thursday, he said that through his brief talks with Hasan he learned the officer's background was Jordanian, though he didn't speak Arabic well. He added that Hasan didn't wear a wedding ring and joked several times on whether the owner knew a bride for him. Hasan would also ask the owner whether he planned to attend Friday prayers, a mainstay of Islam, to which the owner would say that he was too busy. Since 2001, Hasan had been telling his family that he wanted to get out of the military but was unsuccessful, said a spokeswoman for his cousin, Nader Hasan. The Army officer told his family that he had been taunted after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the spokeswoman said. "He was mortified by the idea of having to deploy," his cousin told the New York Times. "He had people telling him on a daily basis the horrors they saw over there." Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas, who had been briefed by a general at the post, told CNN that Hasan was to have been deployed to Iraq and was unhappy about it. Staff Sgt. Marc Molano, currently based at Fort Knox, Kentucky, told CNN that he was treated by Hasan for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) while at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington earlier this year. "Dr. Hasan provided me with nothing but the best care," Molano said. "He was a very well-mannered, polite psychiatrist, and it's just a shock to know that Dr. Hasan could have done this. It's still kind of hard to believe."