and then here's a proud photo from one our or fox correspondents. duguess who it is? tweet me and tell me. we'll reveal it tomorrow. here's shep. a russian fighter jet flew too close to a u.s. navy ship in the black sea. a word from the pentagon as the situation in ukraine is spiraling further out of control and it's all on the back of vladimir putin. gunmen storming more buildings and ignoring a deadline to back down. now we're getting a much better idea of what putin's end game is. and we'll get to that. plus, heartbreak in kansas as a woman describes finding her father and her son dead. >> i saw he was lying on the ground, and my first thought was that he had a hart attack, just lying there. the very quickly i realized it wasn't that and i knew my dad was in heaven within seconds.

and i ran around the truck and i saw my son lying there, and -- >> her news conference, an incredible sight, like nothing i have ever seen. a known racist now accused of going on a killing spree. apparently tarring jews on the eve of passover. let's get to it. >> but first from the fox news deck at 3:00 in new york city, we have very serious developments in russia and ukraine to report. now russia's president, vladimir putin, seems to be taunting the united states and the rest of the world. that's happening as pro russian supporters bring ukraine even closer to all-out civil war. we're now learning a russian fighter jet flew what the pentagon is calling way too close to u.s. warship. and not just once. but a dozen times over an hour and a half. it happened in the western black sea, in this area right here, not far from ukraine and russia.

the pentagon slams the actions as provocative and the pentagon indicates the pilot ignored repeated warnings from the ship. the crisis in ukraine has now ramped up dramatically, even turning deadly, for his part the russian president vladimir putin says he is very worried about the situation. few believe him. american officials say do not be fooled. they say president putin is pulling all the strings, and could use this crisis as an excuse to invade eastern ukraine. officials sapporo russian force bashed their way interest buildings in some 10 ukrainian cities. armed men tore down ukraine flags and replaced them with russian flags. they chopped down trees and blocked roads. gunmen in camouflage opened fire on ukrainian forces, killing one and wounding several others. today the militants ignored a deadline for ukraine's acting

president to leave the building they're occupying. there was a morning deadline to get out or face military force. ukraine military never showed. we'll show you where all of this is happening. most of the russian militant action is centered in these two cities in the eastern side of ukraine, and this red line along the border? this one here? this is exactly the spot where western officials say president putin stationed troops. tens of thousands of russian troops just along the russian side of the border. what is putin after in all of this? well, according to officials in the west, the kremlin is working to break ukraine apart into regions that can then vote to join russia. exactly what we saw when putin took over crimea. kremlin officials deny that. they say they're just trying to protect russian peeking people in eastern ukraine from so-called western backed terror attacks. fox news can report there is no such evidence of any attacks.

the united states ambassador to the united nations spoke at an emergency security council meting and said president putin is spreading fiction. >> the fact it this is the saddest kind of instability. it is completely manmade. this instability was written and choreographed. in and by russia. >> written and choreographed. now the white house has threatened to slap russia with even more economic punishment. like the one the west put in place after russia took over cream ya. but if the past is any indicator, instant doesn't seem to bother putin one lea is live with us. what are we learning from western officials? >> we heard from the state department and the white house on the situation in ukraine. they said they're focus remains on economic and diplomatic efforts. the state department spokesman said the u.s. does not see a military solution to the crisis and praises the ukrainian government for showing

constraint. >> they have the right to control the situation and maintain order, but i think we all want to see a peaceful outcome here, and for all sides to dedee ask late. they that's message we're conveying to all sides. >> she is talking about the restraint that comes as more pro russian protesters took over buildings in eastern ukraine. this is just one example. a pro russian crowd stormed city hall. 150 miles north. ukraine's temporary leader is calling the takeovers acts of terrorism but russia's foreigndt hypocritical to say that. he compares this to the protests earlier this year in kiev who the ukrainian government now called democratic in nature. >> you know, there's a back and foregoing on between russia or the kremlin and the white house about cia involvement in all of this. >> that's right. russia's foreign minister said he waned an explanation from reports thateyecry director john brennan had been in kiev.

the white house press secretary says he doesn't comment on the sac's travel but he confirmed was true. he claims it was nothing out of the ordinary. >> senior level visits of intelligence officials are a standard means of festering accommodation include u.s. russian intelligence collaboration going back to beginning of the post colored war area. u.s. and russian officials have met over the years. to imply u.s. fors meeting with counterparts is anything other than in the same spirit is absurd. >> he says we're expecting president obama to speak with president putin very soon, possibly as early as today. the government in russia says putin is watching the situation with quote, great concern. >> lea. thank you very much. so men indicate president put is orchestrating this. let's bring in the former u.s. ambassador for special affairs at the united nations. what do you do about this? >> she is exactly on point.

this is being orchestrated by russia inch this case, what you have to do is get more daylight on what is happening in eastern ukraine. it's wise for the central government not to precipitate a russian military assault by deploying large military assets into eastern ukraine, but that doesn't mean there couldn't be observers, more journalists, more transparency. they're trying to change the facts on the ground, and the majority of the people in this region actually do not support integrate into russia even though many are egg nick russians. >> you're talking about a 6:00 a.m. local time, 1:00 a.m. eastern deadline that came and went this morning 'when the school government in kiev said, you russian folks have to get out of these buildings or we'll come down there and cor you terrorists and kick you out there. were fears the strat government would that could but the deadline came and went. i'm guessing the west can say thankfully. >> i think so. i think it also could be perceived as a sign of weakness

if it's not followed up by some major action, united action by the west. including much stronger support of the government in kiev. >> so we're led to believe that president obama and president vladimir putin are going to sneak. if you're president obama what is your message? >> i thick he has two messages. one is that the president of ukraine has now called for and said that possibly as part of elections in the ukraine there may be this referendum on more autonomy for the russian-speaking regions, and what he is going to say, we will respect the rights of the minority, the russian speaking minority in these regions. there will be greater autonomy. but what is happening right now is just contrary to any international norms and the rule of law. >> he's changed the facts, president putin. he has had his state-rub media of all different kinds say there are attacks going on

russian-speaking people. you mentioned respect their history and respect their language. i can't find instances where they've been disrespected, aside from one little line when there was great turmoil in kiev and beyond a month ago. >> this is really not about disrespect. this is about putin believing that yanukovych's ouster was orchestrated by the west. there was an intent to roll ukraine into nato and now he is playing hard ball and using every tool at his disposal to create up rest in that region so there can be an outcome where the country in effect becomes fragmented and the russians can reassert control. >> and then putin gets a buffer southern zone between himself and he west. he needs it and is going for it, mr. ambassador, great to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >> we're hear from a woman teenage son and own father died in attacks on the jewish center in kansas.

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>> breaking news. the publisher of edward snowden's leaks have won the pulitzer in journalism in the category of public service. winners include reporters from the gar guardian. the leaks containeddings in about million0s million phone calls and e-mails. "the boston globe" won in the breaking news category for its coverage of the boston bombings. a woman in kansas today in tact just about an hour ago, described the moment that she realized a gunman had killed her father and her 14-year-old son. it happened yesterday at a jewish community center in one of two shootings. she said she knew right away her dad was gone and she held out hope for her son but he did not survive. >> they were going to a jewish community center to try 0 out

for kansas city super star, and reat is a three-man ask you can try out when you're in high school, and he has been wants to try out in three years and this is the first time he gets to try out. he's been practicing. he had two songs he was -- might get a chance to sing two, but the first one was "on the street where you live." from "my fair lady. " he was dressed in a coat and tie and black shirt and a hat. he was all ready. and then if they were going to give him a chance to sing again, he was going to sing "you'll miss me when i'm gone." i was lucky enough to get to hear both songs before he left the house. i waited for my dad to pick him up, make sure everything was okay. and i had him sing it one more time. and i got to kiss him and tell him i loved him. and i left for a lacrosse game

that got cancelled then due to weather. and i left the lacrosse game and headed to the jewish community center. and i didn't have my phone but at the time i didn't need it. and when i pulled into the parking lot, i saw that my dad's truck was there and that the car doors were open, and i wondered where my -- why my dad wasn't standing there. is a pulled up i saw he was lying on the ground. and my first thought was that he had a hart attack, just lying there. very quickly i realized it wasn't that and i knew my dad was in heaven within seconds. and i ran around the truck and i saw my son lying there and there were already two people with him. two men whom i don't know, and they were holding him, and i did not get a good look at him. i saw just that he seemed a little lifeless. i did not get a significant look at him before someone named mickey, who i'm very blessed for him, grabbed me and held me very

tyingly and pulled me away from the scene. and as i went into the jewish community center, i saw that -- then i saw bullet holes in the glass and then it started to dawn on me what had happened, and i want to thank the jewish community center. very unreal and know one should have to go through that. but they were careful in locking down the location. it was a crime scene, and i didn't feel like a crime escape to me. i had two family members at that time were lying on the ground. so, i felt a lot of comfort, i felt god immediately. i prayed that reat would survived. i prayed and prayed and prayed. but i later found out why he didn't. they both died from head trauma. and i feel confident from what i heard they didn't feel anything. they didn't know what was coming.

they were ambushed. so, it's going to be really hard, and i wanted to tell people that last indigent at the vigil, this isn't easy. people keep saying how come you're so strong? and i'm strong because i have family, and i'm strong because i have faith. i know that god did not do this. i know that there are evil, evil actions. but what we do have is each other. >> her father and son, she says, were ambushed. and murdered. she says her father was a physician, her son an eagle scout. insure insure we're learning much moore about the man who did this. police say he has a long history of racism in antisemitism. they call his actions a hate crime. >> we have arrested frazier glen cross, jr., a 73-year-old white male from aurora, missouri. he also goes by the ailat of glenn frazier miller.

>> we have unquestionably determine through the work of local and federal law enforcement agencies that this was a hate crime. >> so, who is this man? this suspect? investigators say he is a well-known white supremacist and a one-time leader of the local klu klux klan. witnesses say he even screamed "heil hitler when employs hauled him away. the shootings happened on the eve 0 passover in the city of overland park, a community of kansas city. the police say he opened fire the jewish center and killed the 14-year-old little boy, who just sung "you're going to miss me when i'm gone." family members say both victims were christian, cops say the suspect then drove a few blocks away to a jewish retirement community, where he gunned down a third victim. officials say she worked at a center for children who were

visually impaired. president obama comments on the shootings this morning during a white house prayer breakfast. the president said that americans stand against this kind of terrible violence can has no place in society. mike tobin. this is classified as hate crime. >> and, shepard, with the long history of public antisemitic hateful rants it seems obvious this would become a hate crime. today the police chief made it official. >> we have some statements that were made that allow us to believe that it was in that direction. again, i can't tell you what those were. >> that suspect, 73-year-old frazier glenn cross. the southern poverty law center sid he was a grand dragon of the kkk and the founder of the white patriot party and spent three

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23 mints past the hour. a robotic submarine has joint the hunt for malaysia flying 370. now officials say the person flying the plane treated it like a fight are jet to avoid radar. this is from officials in malaysia. they say he flew really high and then low and then really fast. that's according to the reporting of england's sunday times newspaper which it owned by our parent company. also malaysia's new straight times newspaper reports somebody tried to make a call from the copilot's cell phone just before the plane fell off the radar. we know there was a contact made with a cell tower. whether the person holding the phone was able to make a call or what number the person was trying to call, we don't know. a source tells that newspaper

that the communication tower picked up the call but it ended abruptly. we can't confirm any of this or actually, frankly, anything else regarding the malaysia airlines flight 370 of any kind at any time at all. crews do say that they're investigating an oil slick not far from where they picked up these pings that are consistent with the plane's black boxes. it will take a few days to determine if the oil is from the plane. here's some recent pictures on the monster wall. it's called the fin 21. we talked about it for a while here. equipped with sonar scanners to create a map of the ocean floor. it's completely robotic so there's nobody inside the thing. i don't think anybody would fit in there here you can see crews lifting it on to an australian ship and here's an end view here. an american company makes it. it's like a torpedo and 17 feet long, and at it being tested

during the first mission. it will cover the area of the size of more than 7,000 football fields. each mission takes 24 hours, including search and time for officials to analyze the data. the picture right there is about 15,000 feet deep, which officials say is the deepest that subcan go. three miles. think of it. that's more than ten times the size of the sears to you, the willis tower, end to end. joining us is captain barbara coley, a former diver in the u.s. navy and worked on the recovery of twa flying 300. nice to see you. for 800 they now exactly where this was. took them a couple of weeks. same for the air france thing, took them a couple of years. here, fox news can confirm nothing about any of this. weapon don't know -- we don't know writ is, where i it flew, we have eight stories on every detail of the mission and now we're floating out there and they dropped a torpedo to get a

sonar and they don't know writ is. talk about a shot in the dark. >> yes, but this is their pest chance of actually finding the aircraft on the bottom. the team from phoenix international has done this over and over again with this particular piece of equipment, and with other side-scan sonar equipment, and even though it's still search for a need until a haystack this is their best shot. >> so, the process is a lengthy one. each of these missions, they can map -- what is the size of each mission per day? i know it takes a long time to get down there and then you have to analyze it. >> yes. it takes to hours to get to this depth of water. they can go down to 15,000 feet of water. then they can operate for about 16 hours on the bottom. they actually operate at about three knots, roughly three miles per hour. and they are operating about 300 feet off the bottom.

they don't want to go down to the bottom. and they do that back and forth like mowing the lawn. you have heard that before. for 16 hours and then two hours back up to the ship, and then they bring it on board and evaluate the data. so when you think about that, that's orders of magnitude much slower than the towed pinger locator. so at it sting- -- still a lot of ocean. >> i like the lawn in more analogy. it's as if at the speed we would walk and push a mower, they have to mow for purposes of analogy, 7,000 football fields. >> yes. and this is going to be a slow but very meticulous process, and they are using the data that they got from the towed finger locator, as well as data till from that enmar -- inmarsat, and that came from phoenix

international. they're very good. as well as the team from australia. all the experts out there. they are going to start hitting the high probability areas first, and they're going to keep chipping away at those areas, and until they find something. >> or don't. >> or don't. >> we sure hope they do. great to see you again thank you so much. >> thank you. >> a lot of work for all of them and no certainties there. certainly no certainties for the blade runner oscar pistorius. he has this story. he is the one who shot and killed his girlfriend, right? his story is, i'm lying in bed, i think my girlfriend is next to me. i think there's an intruder in the bathroom. so i go to the bathroom and blow four hole thursday the -- holes in the bathroom, and, oops, i shot my girlfriend. it was a good story until the prosecutor got ahold of it. wait until you see what happened todaying are right after this.

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>> oscar pistorius, the blade runner, cannot get his story straight and keeps tailoring his testimony to fit the evidence at the crime scene. what's what the chief prosecutor argued today as he ripped into the star athlete who shot and killed his girlfriend last year. south africa's so-called pit bull prosecutor has been conducting a grueling cross-examination and calls the athlete's version a lie. he picked apart the story piece by piece in final detail. focusing first on reeva steenkamp's clothing. the prosecutor argued the jeans showed she was getting ready to leave his home, possibly during an argument. oscar pistorius said the jeeps were inside-out, suggesting she was not about to leave anything if the prosecutor also said that evidence showed the girlfriend had grabbed a bite to eat just two hours before the killing.

that cricks the blade runner's account. he says the last time they ate was several hours before that. eventually the prosecutor asked again what his defense was. for firing the gun right into the locked bathroom door, and oscar pistorius opposite again -- once again started firing. >> i fired in the direction -- >> seems you now have to give a lot of answers, and you know why, mr. pistorius? it's because you know exactly. you fired at reeva. the other versions of yours cannot work. >> not true. >> you did. why are you getting emotional now? >> i did not fire at reeva. >> cried every day. he says the firing at reeva was a mistake. he thought reeva was actually an

intruder hiding in this bathroom, not his girlfriend. oscar pistorius faces 25eers to life in prison if the court convicts him of premeditated murder. the latest unrest in ukraine has greatly increased. the risk of all-out civil war there. that's according to financial analysts at bank of america, the red bank. anallies also warn the crisis could spark a battle over russian natural gas supplies that travel through ukraine to europe. a new round of violence sent stocks plummeting across europe and in russia. russian's indays has taken the biggest hit, troping 1.3% today alone. a live look at the dow on the wall. it's had a decent day. it's lost some of its rally. the nasdaq was well up this morning as well. the nasdaq sold off really badly last week on biotech concerns, but today, not about biotech. today it's about putin. jerri willis is gypping us.

>> the mark's turn-around heading south. we just got a report a russian fighter jet had made multiple close range passes of our navy destroyer in the black sea. that came out. markets sold off sharply and that nice rally we had going, so the so -- not so much anymore. >> why is the reaction so strong from this particular provocation, as the pentagon calls it? >> well, the provocation is very personal. i is was our navy destroyer. as you mentioned european stocks fell dramatically and why the ukraine is not a big country? it's not a big economic power. however, so much of the energy that europe uses passes through the ukraine, as much as 4% of the gas is -- 24% of the gas is russian, and ukraine is

critical, that it be in play and not having civil unrest or civil war. >> i mentioned pro russian activists ignored a deadline from ukraine officials to leave the building they're occupying. the deadline was 1:00 a.m. eastern time overnight. 6:00 a.m. local time. one of the activist leaders called on russian president vladimir putin to help them. mcdonald is a global radio reporter and joins us live from kiev. it's nice to talk to you. thank you. >> you're welcomey, lots of concerns overnight. we get all these reports from different cities of russian sympathizers and/or russians taking over buildings, what is your reporting there? >> well, there's about a dozen cities now that have seen various events of unrest. mainly what seems to be happening is that armed men are taking over the administrative buildings and the police buildings.

in several cities. in the region. >> the reporting from the very beginning was after crimea, the place to watch was dunysk and it's happening. are they meeting re sis stance -- resistance? and if so from whom? >> very little resistance from the police in fact there is some circumstantial evidence the police have been standing aside and letting these people take over these administrative buildings and police headquarters. there certainly hasn't been any response so far from the kiev government itself. >> it was the kiev government who laid down this warning. the kiev government said, we're going to treat you as a terrorist you are and we're going to stop you from doing this. and then 6:00 a.m. came there, kiev time, and nothing happened. what is that -- how is that lack

of response being received and what is the message, if there is one? >> i've been looking at the social networks today, and i can -- a fair amount of ex-aspiration expressed by the public of the lack of action of the government of kiev. the government ultimatum to quill the buildings was roundly ignored. not one of them moved. and the next news we have is the acting president has fired the head of the state security services, anti-terrorism department, and brought to a new man in, just as kiev was supposedly starring an anti-terrorist operation. that's not the kind of thing that inspires confidence in kiev hasn'ting this apparent rebellion in the east. >> isn't the kind of thing -- well, this is spiraling quickly. nice to talk to you. thank you very much. continuing updates throughout the day. they've passed into night there now and we expect we'll know lots more first lying -- first

light tomorrow. this situation is very serious as russian president vladimir putin tries to establish a buffer zone between himself and the west. here at home a gruesome case out of utah. a mother admits she killed six newborn baby officers ten years. investigators say she strangled some, sufficient fated others. put their bodies in boxes in her garage. the woman's estranged husband is said to have found the first baby's body while cleaning out the place. we'll have details on this woman ask this situation next.

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15 minutes before the hour. a mother has confessed to strangle or suffocating to death six of her own children, babies, according to investigators near salt lake city. the police say they found the bodies of the babies stuffed into cardboard boxes in a garage.

one was apparently still born, died in its mother's uterus. the suspect is this woman, megan hundreds huntsman. neighbor says she has three older daughters. the family always, quote, seemed normal. >> to have this many babies full-term, it's like where were they? something awful much worse was happening. so, like i say, i'm in a state of shock. >> sounds like the whole neighborhood is. everybody says during that time she never looked pregnant at all. not once. police say they got a call from her ex-husband over the weekend when he says he found the body of one of those children. while he was cleaning out the family's garage. police say they believe he is the father of all seven but they're still conducting dna test. will carr. what are investigators saying,

will? >> reporter: the lead investigator is still trying to wrap his mind around everything they found. this morning, a judge set bail at $6 million. 1 million each for each baby that huntsman allegedly killed. investigators do tell me they have an initial motive but at this point they're not ready to release it yet. what we do the it huntsman nod only ham the infants and had two of her living daughter, so she actually had nine babies in ten years and authorities believe she is the mother of all seven dead babies based on her statements to investigators. >> police were able to interview her and she made certain statements that led to us initially arrest her for six murder charges. >> we discovered court documents from huntsman's estranged husband's drug conviction in 2006. in those documents huntsman's handwritten letter to the judge before sentencing state that during the 200's two daye agents

looked through her home. they didn't find the seven bodies. police say the babies were wrapped in a shirt, inside a bag, and then in a cardboard box where they sat for years until being found. >> i keep hearing the question. how is it possible that nobody ever said she seemed pregnant or anything? >> that the baffling part. her neighbors and family and friends say they had no idea she was pregnant. they say she was a good woman. she was friendly. that she appeared to be a good mother. they say she even baby-sat for some of the kids in the neighborhood. so authorities tell me what they're trying to do now is figure out anybody knew that she was pregnant. if of -- and if they have to charge anybody else. they do not believe her estranged husband knew she was pregnant even though they were living

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you're bugging, where. that what the nfl star al victim smith supposedly told the cops at lax yesterday after they say he claimed he had a bomb. police arrested the 49ers linebacker after they say he became, quote, bell ledgant and uncooperative and told the cops, among other things, you're bugging, bro. tmz has the video. >> you're bugging, bro. you're bugging.

[bleep] >> you're embarrassing. i'm not -- >> well, not just bugging but an embarrassment. cops say security worker randomly selected aldon something i for screening and he apparently started acting up and said he had a bomb. a false report that could put him behind bars for a year no word from his lawyers. trace gallagher has more. you don't say that in airports. wasn't his first run-in with the cops, either. >> reporter: this is the third legal case penning against him in 2013 he got arrested for illegal weapons after he allegedly fired guns into the air during a party that he was holding in his house. and back in september, he got arrested for driving under the influence. after that he took five games off with the niners to attend alcohol rehab. now, it's still very unclear whether he was under the influence during yesterday's run-in with police at lax.

before he was drafted number seven overall in 2011, a scouting report said that he posed a high risk for getting into trouble. that report appears to be correct, although aldon smith is a heck of a linebacker. >> when it rains it powers in san francisco. they got trouble. >> reporter: just last week quarterback colin kaepernick's name came up in a miami police report in connection with a woman who apparently passed out at a hotel and woke up in the hospital but had no idea how she got there. it's very unclear how kaepernick is connected to that and unclear if charges are pending there. last month, 49er cornerback chris culver was arrested for felony hit-and-run after he allegedly hit a bicycle rider and then fled the scene. then last summer, linebacker ahmad brooks was investigated for riot speed ily hitting a teammate in the head with a bore bottle. the teammate suffered cuts.

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