fo come true in san francisco. he is now a celebrity. >> all of that happiness will help him get cured. >> he is a brave kid. >> and thanks for joaning us, have a great day. >> america's new's head quarter ares. >> a stabbing in a high school in murrayville, pennsylvania outside of pittsburg. a 16-year-old boy, was flashing two knives in a stabbing rampage. 19 students, and a school security officer injured before the officer and assistant principal stopped the suspect. two students undergoing surgery. the suspect is in custody and no motive. the bloody crime scene may take days to process. we'll be there live in a moment here on hq.

>> fox news alert. law make ares want the justice department to investigate lois lerner in the irs targeting scandal. i am bill hemmer. >> and i am sandra smeth. the house ways and means committee voted to pursue criminal charges against the fornler irs official. jay, hello to you in tennessee. 23- 14 vote on the house ways and means committee. proving the criminal referral and asking the justice department to consider a criminal prosecution. the justice department may not do anything. does this be a dead-end or gives you and your clients hope? >> i expect the response from the department of justice thank you, congress and we are

involved in an ongoing criminal investigation. they will not increase their investigation. there is a vote in oversight and should result in a committee vote on civil contempt and go to the full house and expect that after eastern recess. and that will result in contempt. i am holding the letter that was actually issued by the committee and there is things in here that are helpful. a series of meetings that the irs had with left- leaning groups dictating the way they wanted irs policy to be implemented and the irs did. that they dictated a policy implemented by the irs. there is a listing of who the groups were and what they asked for and the additional scrutiny. and it is chilling. when you have a tax exempt specialist in the irs reviewing a file and told, this is how

this file ends. we don't want your analysis. denial. this is damaging. >> would you have a better shot if lois lerner was given immunity. >> i said this, bill a couple of weeks ago on this issue. if she made a profer, i would say grant it. i am not convinced she is the sole leader. i don't think she came up with the scheme. i think there are others involved. i think others were involved. and the letter shoes the chief council engagement. and i would give her immountainity and so where the testimony leads. there is information in here, when we confirm the facts of our pleadings to the letter, this pains a very bad picture.

and the most most by the irs and put its in a chronological format. >> there was an e-mail that talked about going off line. they suggest that we need to talk about this away from a computer. is that what that proves, that letter? >> no doubt that she did, lois lerner not only did this off line and off of the grid so to speak. but communicating with the federal election commission and the house committee bill alleges that there is information that locks like. that taxpayer information was leaked and when you leak taxpayer information, that is a crime in the internal revenue code. donors were contacted and the irs acknowledged they did this. it looks like it was a practice

and pattern of the irs led by lois lerner and others. and holly pats name is in the report. it is significant and i think you are right. do i expect the justice department to open up a broader scope of investigation? no. they say they are engaging in a criminal investigation and the president said no corruption. and they have to get their stories straight. >> we have a vote, and maybe a contempt issue in the house. we'll see you then. fox nows alert a new development of searchers hoping they will find the flight. they are confident they are in the right area as a military plane takes off from perth to join the search. two now pings were now detected

in the indian ocean possibly from the black boxes. days after signals were heard in the same 17 mile area. is that small enough to find the black boxes before the batteries die? we'll talk to a pilot later on on that. >> and a stabbing rampage. 20 victims. 19 of them students. four of the students are in critical condition. laura has been on the story since this morning when we got news here in our newsroom in new york. joishgs some of those students had deep penetrating injuries. most seriously in the lower abdomen and some chest and back. this is how the local police chief described the scene. >> upon arrival, i saw multiple

victims on the grassy area on the exterior of the school. and upon entering the building, i was met in the first floor highway by the school resource officer. and i observed a male security guard with a stomach wound near by the officer. the officers at the time had the suspect, the 16 year old suspect in custody and handcuffed. >> reporter: he was allegedly armed with two knives and went from classroom to classroom and hallways in the high school tabbing and slashing people in a 30 minute rampage. 19 students and one adult staff member was injured. the school principal had contact with the suspect and one of the guys who helped to tackle him to get him in custody. two students were in critical condition and have been stable otherwised.

this is not over yet. students who go to franklin high said there was blood everywhere and still can't believe it was happen. >> one friend was cut cross the face and she was bleeding. i didn't so her. and the one friend stabbed in the back and my one friend's brother was tackled to the ground and i don't know how he's doing. it is unbelievable. >> and now stories of heroism. one student pulled the four alarm. and others helped to stop the bleeding of others that were stabbed. the suspect does have injuries to his hands and treated. no word yet, about his motive. >> thank you, laura ingel on that story. >> the senate voting it restore long- term benefits. states are saying not so fast.

they are warning that the plan could turn in a logistical nightmare. they are calling it money around here. melissa? long- term benefits, who qualifies for them and what will they be getting, first and foremost. >> it is all confusing. five months of additional benefits for 3 million people whose benefits would expire in december or since become eligible. it is all confusing at this point. and state agencies say it is tough to sort through. >> they are speaking out saying it is difficult for them to administer the benefits. and what goes into that? >> i mean, in order to qualify, you have to have been looking for a job and this is not something that is tracked oaf the past months because they

haven't been eligible. state computers, it would be a huge tax for the state computers and it is an an antiquated system. it would be hard to track if those folks are looking for a job. >> the unemployment rates has been changing over the past several months and goes into making it problematec to determine who should get the benefits and in particular how much they should be getting melissa. >> that is one of the biggest problems. and a lot of the it is determined by your state's unemployment rates. they have been going down and that's a big problem. and the thing called the millionaire's provision that they want in there and your household income doesn't qualify. and it sounds great but no way for the states to verify that. that is not data they normally keep. it sounds good and you want to

help people and take food out of their mouths tis hard to figure out how it is sorted out. >> of course, melissa, the big question, who pays for all of this? >> it is unclear if it is federal dollars. the best thing to do is create more good paying jobs and the unemployment data shoes more temporary jobs and part- time jobs. we need to stimulate the economy. and you know, this doesn'ts inially do that. nall right. melissa francis. watch hers on the fox box network. at 2 o'clock. >> he's money. >> never get tired of that. >> and a hearing today revealing new details about missed opportunities and federal intelligence aemgss and we'll tell you what we learned today. >> and then this, an 80-year-old

woman nearly crushed as the car smashes through the front dorof the pharmacy. >> and prosecutors start the cross examination of the blade runner, oscar pistorias. you can see the ammunition had on. on a watermelon. it exploded. >> that's correct. >> you know the same happen to reeva's head. it exploded. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. [ olive garden'se®. 'buy one, take one,' it's back, but not for long, starting at just $12.99. enjoy dinner tonight and take home a second entrée for later. choose from a variety of amazing entrees, like new creamy citrus chicken.

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>> oscar pistorias, takings stand for a third day of emotional testimony in his murder trial. the chief prosecutor, urging the blade runner to take responsibility for shooting and killing his girlfriend reeva and pushing him to look at a graphic

photowhere a bullet ripped through her head and pistorias breaking down in court. >> i know you don't want to. but it is time you look at. it take responsibility for what you have done, mr. pistorias. >> i will take my responsibility. and taking my time on the story and i am taking responsibility. but i will not look at the picture. i remember, i don't have to look at a picture. i was there. >> the prosecutor also showing video of pistorias shooting a watermelon in a firing range saying steenkamp's head exploded the same way. he shot her through a looked bathroom dorin his home. >> next tuesday is one year

since the boston marathon bombing. a hearing on response on the behalf of law enforcement. a new report showed that intelligence agencies missed key signs. north carolina hudsop is on there. >> is the hearing over? >> the hearing has concluded. >> what did you learn that we need to know now, about this from one year ago? >> the report we prepared in the homeland security committee had findings of areas of break down that we need to work on. the former police commissioner from boston testified and agreed with the findings. in particular, better information sharing between the feds and locals, and giving more access to the fbi terror watch list. and a better job of screening of folks traveling internationally.

and a federal agency puts someone on the watch list like was the case of one of the boston bombing suspects they need to compare and share notes. ni don't think anyone disagrees with anything youis there resis we thought we had them 13 years ago after 9/11. what has changed if anything? >> we have made improvements since 9/11, but what we can learn from this incident, we haven't gone far enough and need to do a better job of getting information to our local law enforcement and better job of information on folks that are concerned. and we can improve. >> i interrupted you there. you were about to say finally and i stepped over you. what was the final point you wanted to make? >> the last finding was better

job of coordinating with the american people and sharing information like see something, say something and continually evaluate how we share information with the public. and the other part is state, federal and local law enforcement agencies are working together in training exercises to coordinate and once we god forbid have another incident like this, we are better prepared to respond. >> on the subway, we see signs everywhere. you can carry that motoand try to push back and prevent this. based on your investigation, your report and the hearing today, could we have stopped this in boston in and should we have stopped it? >> it is hard to second guess. the first responders and law enforcement officers did a heroic and terrific job. but there are certainly things we missed.

we should have shared more information about the older brother and his travel with the police. and got him involved when we got information about him. and the other thing that is not talked about. we need to use canines for bomb detection. if we had more canines deployed. one of the dogs walking past the back pack would have hit on it. >> and the fbi interviewed the brothers and that information was not shared and you can see the ball where it is dropped along the line. and let's hope we plug those gaps sir. >> the important thing to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> thank you. good to have you on. new call for the answers on terror attack in benghazi that killed four americans. law makers are speaking out with fresh accusations. >> and the family at sea, their

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car smashing in a drug store. the 84 year old driver just hit another car in the parking lot

before that happen. video shows another woman 80 years old at the counter and benning over and the car went right by her. she avoided serious injuries. and the damage was cited for improper backing and careless driving. she's lucky, both of them. >> and how about this one, bill. a birthday card reaching its destination 45 years later. it was put in the mail 1969. and for a brooklyn girl. it was a card her mother sent and sent with a kiss. the man conducted her when it arrived and one came from a soldier she dated while she was in vietnam and a birthday card from her brother. they did come just as the new yorker was packing up to retire in nevada.

>> nice. >> better late than ever. >> it does work, right. >> it is a little bit of time. >> we want to know what hasn't arrived on time in your life. >> oh, the list is long. send me a tweet at bill hemmer. >> and me at sandra smith fbn. >> a family arriving back in san diego after their one-year-old became year. it was two weeks in the around the world trip. adam houseley has the story. >> yes. the uss vander griff came a port. this is in the last couple of minutes. the video of them as they came in the port here in san diego. the family just left the ship and taken to a near by hospital. it is a navy hospital where the one-year-old will be looked at.

she's responded well to medication. and on thursday. the uss coast guard and navy began the rescue operation. they parachuted in to the water and boarded the boat and stabilized the young girl. and the war ship travelled a thousand piles back to san diego. the young girl showed signs of salmonella poisoning and fever and a rash. she has responded to the medication. the family responded to the criticism that they were not prepared and not having to pay for the rescue. in part, their statement released through the navy. >> we understand there are those to question our decision to sail. this is how our family has lived for sen years and we were then and remain today confident that

we were prepared as any sailing crew could. that ship had problems 900 miles off of mexico. the steering and motor went down. the boat was taking on water. and they sunk it. the boat is out there and friends raising money for the family because that is where they lived on the boat. they raised 10-12,000. and some of the controversy is that they are not having to pay for the rescue. everybody involved in the rescue, that's what they do every day and some will say it was a good practice for them to do an incredible operation to make sure they were okay. right now, the family arrived in san diego and the war ship is in dock. and eventually move south in the 32nd pier where it will come in a permanent rest for a now days. >> there is a lot of opinions on

whether or not they should set sail. but we all agree we are happy they are home safe. >> what a story. >> a recall involving millions of cars and a popular model on the road. is that yours and also this? >> on the issue of ukraine, my hero teddy roosevelt talk softly but carry a big stick. what you are doing is talking strongly and carrying a small stick, in fact a twig. >> senator john mccain telling secretary of state john kerry he's not impressed. >> he kept going. >> and top republican law makers renewing the push for a special committee to investigate what happened on benghazi. we'll tell you what they want, next. >> every time i see this on tv, i see bloody fringer prints crawling down the wall of that

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time for a quick check of the headline. four students seriously hurt in a stabbing rampage outside of pittsburg. injuries are life threatening.

and another stunt in custody questioned by police. and toyota problems. no injuries or crashes recalled. but it is it a big recall. energies another one. >> and a high school student lost his wallet in the stadium on opening day. a note with it added $20 so you know the world is a great place. >> come on, that happen. >> that is spreading good. >> i think it was a twitter question there, right. >> there should be. >> what have you done good lately. >> me, 0! >> and republican law makers renewing a call for a select committee on benghazi. kanye and a yotte and dowdy will

open testimony challenging by the former cia director. and democrats are blasting republicans a cowing them of politicalizing the tragedy. >> it is not simple over sight to get to a better policy result. it is relentlessly partisan. >> the chairman led the charge. between nonexistent scheduleand for political purposes. >> and we'll talk about this. and kirsten and david. how are you guys doing in and good day to both of you. krifrten, where are you? >> i am in tucson, arizona. >> you win. >> fantastic. >> and so now, listen, do

democrats have a point here or is this an issue that you cannot afford to allow to let go until you truly have a bottom of the story and the entire truth here? >> i think one of the problems here, that there are so many hearings and they haven't gotten to the bottom of it and i don't think they get reliable information or information that raises more questions than it answers. it is more information to be . but if they have five more hearings, will they get it? they keep asking the same question. and the administration said this is what happened. >> and here's the issue though, what these three septemberors and one congressman are to about to argue. morel misled them. david, we got your microphone working now. he blamed the fbi for the key changes in the talking points,

apparently that all changed in the testimony of a woke ago. what are we to believe, dave? >> the democrats are being dishonest about how the process works. we are led to believe it is the fault of a youtube video or talking points were changed along the way. and the inconsistency is why we need a hearing and select committees. the democrats are trying to deny it is a political process, because it is it the administration's policy that the secretary of state hillary clinton carried out and two issues here. covert activities, and those briefed in the super eight. and then to the fact of derelection of duty. and it is either a select committee or not. and the democrats will say it is politics. it is politics. politics and policy is what drives how this plays out. >> the talking points are the issue here.

and you want to figure out what was told to the american people and what was changed or altered and if you have testimony about the fbi, blaming for the co change ands morel saying he made the decision, there is a difference there and don't you want to know that answer? yes. a lot of people when they hear this. talking points were changed and i think that the democrats are effective in convincing people that there is nothing to so here. but the talking points gets to a fundmental issue. what caused this and what was the story that the administration came out and told to the american people in an election year? was there a reason that they wanted to blame it on a protest instead of calling it terrorism? i think we should have answers, but i don't think we will get them. i don't think that anybody is forth coming and even if mike

morel said. the cia station chief said there was no protest. it doesn't make sense. >> and republicans would argue, it is not a good enough reason to turn your back on it. david, final word? >> yes, you have to dig for this. there are four dead americans and that outweighs the embarrassment and time for speaker boehner to step up and call and let the process play out. it is investigation and oversight and time to take the political argument out of it and put the facts on the table. >> he told megyn the other night. four committees doesn't want to get in the middle of the investigation. dave, thank you. and krifrten. enjoy tucson.

see you both soon. >> secretary of state john kerry on the hot seat as a former senate colleague slammed him over the obama administration handling of foreign issues. and john mccain slammed jerry yesterday. >> secretary kerry, i watch with great interest some of your comments and i say you are about to hit the trifecta. guesteva two was a total collapse as i predicted to you that it would be. only tangible result that people who went to vienna, their relatives were kidnapped and the israeli/palestinian talks even though you are drag them out are finished. and even though we gave the iowa rannians right to enrich which is unbelievable, that those talks will collapse, too. >> senator mccain lashed out in

the administration's handling of ukraine. kt joins us now. >> this confrontation got heated at times and they interrupted each other and it appeared to get personal as well. >> yeah, they were snippy to each other and i think mccain had a point. the obama's administration foreign policy under kerry has been ineffective and in a number of different ways. the trifecta only three problems. i got down to 7 or 8 before i stopped counting. it is not iran and nuclear program and israeli/palestinian talks and failed policy in syria, but russia and now in the last 48 hours, chinese issue threats. and now the problem with all of it is, it is coupleulative and the obama administration is out there is aing there will be

serious consequences and putin if you take crimea and red line. you don't cross using chemical weapons and time and time again they are crossed and doeds are done and no effective response on the part of the administration. and so it is worse that they keep saying that there is serious consequences and there are none. it emboldens anybody who takes advantage of the united states. >> and spectacularly when senator mccan't addressed the israeli/palestinians peace talks he interrupted kerry and said he needed to recognize reality. is he calling the secretary of state kerry out of touch? >> yeah. secretary kerry said in the beginning, that his priority would be getting peace between the israelis and palestinians. he's gone on countless trips and shuttle displomacy. he wants to do something that no

one has been able to do for decades or couple of thousands of years and kerry thought he would be able to do it. it was predicted it was going to go no where. and in the end of the day, if secretary kerry wants the peace deal more than the countries want it, it is not going to happen. nkt, seeing a confrontation like this in washington, makes you wonder what is the future of foreign policy for the united states? >> in the tragedy, form policy was manage that stopped in the water's edge and not politicalize. and both political parties and republicans and democrats have held a consistent foreign policy in the world. this is not what it is today. it is a very different foreign policy. >> kt mcfarland, live in our newsroom. >> the new clue that is giving people hope about flight 370 and the wreckage that could be found

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>> i am gretchen carlson. the search for answers behind the school rampage. what ignited him and could the source of weapon be a cluchlt>> and an expert joins us with an replica of the black box that they are searching to find. and one woke after the fort hood shooting, a mother of one of the survivors joins me. why is she better protected than her son? all on the real story. >> and thanks, gretchen. and the new hope for flight $0.03. fresh signals in the indian ocean believed to be the black boxes. they run out of time and in extended time.

they heard two underwater pulses over the weekend and nothing until yesterday. and all of the signals in the same 17 mile area and giving them hope they are finding the plane. locator beacons have a battery life of a month. we'll bring in jp on this one. are you optimistic. >> very optimistic. if we have the pingers we have the flight data recorder and send down the blew fin and the mist row starts to unfold. >> 17 mile area they are identifying. how is that possible as much as the ocean and plane moves in the ocean. do you believe that that is the search area and they narrowed it down? >> i have to believe that. pingers are a good for mile. if you are hearing the pingers,

that narrowed the search area. and how dependent are we on the pat row life of the black boxes. we know the time they work expired and is that a chance that can end and put the search you know, out of the question? >> of course. but those are not batteries that fail and drop off. they are litheum. they get weakened but yes, you are right. as they begin to fail so does the search area get more and more difficult. you have to be sure and every effort to get to the narrow search area where they launch the undersea immersible to take images and hopefully the wreck and flight data recorder are within that wreck. that is the first priority. it will give you the profile of

the aircraft. >> nothing can be confirmed until a wreckage is found. at the time the wreckage is found and you are optimistic and hopeful. what happens then? >> flight data recorder and give you 88 perimeters that was going on. and all of the flight data. altitude and speed and engine performance. and the next most important thing. cockpit voice recorder. that may not have information since it records the last two hours. the next important thing if the wreck intact and who is in the cockpit and the readings that are voilths to the entire investigation. those two are the priority with the emphasis on the flight data recorder. >> i hope he's right. >> someone has been tipping smart cars in san francisco.

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police are looking deeper into what's behind the tipping of smart cars in san francisco. claudia cowen is live in the city by the way. what have they found out there, claudia? >> reporter: police are really asking for the public's help in they have no suspects and no clear motive either for this unusual crime. a lot of people think it was just a stupid prank. but this is really no laughing matter. vandals turning over four of these smart cars early monday

morning leaving two on their side. one on its roof and another on its bumper facing the sky. all the cars vandalized within ten blocks of each other in a neighborhood that like so many here in san francisco have seen rent soar displacing thousands of low and middle income families. there have been protests against the private buses that use public bus stops to shuttle google employees down to silicon valley. some activists say the attacks on the cars might be an extension of that, perhaps an indication tensions are boiling over. >> the technology industry has been given tax breaks. they've been giving carte blanche to come in here in san francisco. so people are pissed off how they've gotten all the giveaways but the people who live here have gotten nothing. >> reporter: again, no known motive. one eyewitness says he saw a group of six to eight people all

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