and 1:00 p.m. to 2:00. jen, let's go to the control roo room. >> it's true, we're launching a brand new show at noon called "outnumbered," one man and four women hence the name outnumbere outnumbered. >> thanks. now to shep. russia responds after delivering a new warning to moscow and coming after they say they have indeed captured an american journalist. they insist he is not a hostage. why won't they let him go? seems the teenage to away spent hours at that airport before hopping on to a jet's wheel well for a trip to ohio, investigators checking the surveillance video to find out how he did it. john wayne gassy one of the most infamous serial killers, an amateur club to who lured victims to his home.

now, his crimes led investigators to crack another case. good wednesday afternoon to you. a man who shot and wounded a screaming teenage girl said sorry ab that and then he killed her. he said he fired that last shot because he didn't want her to suffer. we're now getting chilling details of an audio recording the shooter himself made when he killed these two unarmed teenagers. they're cousins. it happened in minnesota on thanksgiving day in 2012. prosecutors played the audio for the jury in his murder trial. the prosecutor said it was self-defense that he was terrified when they broke into his home. under minnesota state law people are allowed to use deadly force to save their own lives or stop felonies in their own homes. cae shooter planned the killings in advance and waited with books and snacks to ambush the teens

in his basement. court documents show one of them had broken into the home at least two other times. cameras are not allowed in the courtroom. we can't hear the recordings ourselves when the prosecutors played it for the jury but that jury heard it and reporters in the courtroom are describing its for all of us. it starts with the sound of glass shattering when the teen breaks in, then we hear gunshots followed by a groan. one of the two teenagers falls down the stairs to the basement. the shooter then tells him, you're dead. several minutes go by before the 18-year-old cousin calls for her cousin. then, the sound of more gunshots and a body tumbling down the stairs. the injured teen screams and says, oh, my god! that's when the gun plan says, sorry about that. then he says, you're dying. and then he called her a bitch, before the final gunfire. what he later told investigators was a good clean finishing shot.

let's get to garrett. what's happening in court today? >> reporter: prosecutors are continuing to build their case byron smith was a vigilante out for justice on his own terms, not someone simply trying to defend himself in his own home. smith is facing life in prison and charged with two counts of first degree premeditated murder and two counts of second degree murder. added to those chilling recordings, today, the jury listened to a forensic scientist say based on ballistic the 65-year-old veteran fired two shots at the second teen's head from less than 6 inches away. another shot less than a foot away. >> how is the defense countering that evidence? >> reporter: well, their point is that this man was living in fear. his home had been burglarized at least 12 times, they say, as recently as a month prior to these shootings. he had several thousand dollars

stolen as well as several of his guns. after that, they say smith was so worried it would happen again he installed audio and video recording devices and started carrying a handgun with him around the house. after the shooting smith told police he didn't have time to ask questions to see if the intruders were armed. said, i have a choice of being the shooter or getting shot. the defense has also pointed out the two teens had been linked to several other area robberies and a special agent even testified 18-year-old haley texted a 10 earlier that same day saying that the two teams were a team for burglaries. we're told this afternoon the jury will see the video from those security cameras and see right then when the teens were breaking there into his home. >> garrett tenney. thanks. he said either shot or be shot. of course, the two teens were not armed at all. the judge said he didn't know that after all he had just broken into his home.

this is a tough one. we know of two things that work against the defense. one of them is that he told the authorities the last one was one clean kill shot. >> right. >> secondly, he took the gun, got it 6 inches from the head according to ballistics in the testimony in court and fired not one but two shots. what you're supposed to do is try to disable them, right, >> correct. you're supposed to keep them from shooting you which obviously could have been done with one shot and didn't require two. the law understands because human nature understands in the stress of the moment if you really believe this person is an intruder who could kill you you're not even going to count the shots, you're not going to think or speak in the niceties with which we speak and think in polite society. for him to say, that's a clean shot or you're dead, a jury might very well understand in the stress of the fear of death one might speak that way. just to take a step back here, this defendant, under minnesota law, does not have to prove he

was in fear. the government has to prove he was not in fear, stated differently, the self-defense defense he doesn't have to come forward with evidence for it, the government has to disprove it. that's a very heavy burden on the part of the government, particularly when i believe, you and i talked about this before the show, he's been overindicted, indicted for a charge the government can't possibly prove. >> murder one. >> right. murder one requires sufficient planning and plotting and preparation for a particular identified target. for him to put things in his house that allows him to exercise his right to self-defense, should he be assaulted, is not murder one in any state in the union. >> you told us here before the planning of a murder, to go from some lesser included charge to murder in the first degree, the planning can take days or month. the planning can also take a second or two. for instance when you say, all right, i shoot you, and then you

think, all right, you're disabled, i'm now going to shoot you again to kill you, is it that period of time the prosecution is resting to say that's the reason we want murder one? >> yes. the prosecution is also resting on something silly like food that he left out in the house. >> sort of entraps them. >> as if that was going to draw them in. there is no evidence they broke into that house because they were hungry and wanted to eat his food. if the government is realistically resting its case on the split second between the first trigger pull and the second, shep, in 40 years of this, i have never heard of sufficient planning and plotting for murder one occurring in a split second between two trigger pulls. >> that castle law in minnesota is on the side of the defendant in this case, you have a right to protect yourself and right to kill if somebody gets in your house if

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order offender with no gang ties and no rap sheets. they have to be serving a longer sentence than they would get for the same crime today, all of that. officials say it is aimed mainly at drug offenders especially those serving sentences under the old mandatory guidelines. the teenager who spent hours in a jet wheel well spent hours inside without anybody spotting him. that's what the officials are telling the "associated press." this happened at the airport. this 15-year-old boy scaled a fence and climbed up into the plane's landing gear. and airlines flight took off for maui, 5 1/2 hours the trip took. keep in mind the wheel well is a pretty cramped hiding spot. here's what it's like with the landing gear down, unlike a plane's cabin, this area is not protected from the freezing high altitude temperatures and not

pressurized and hardly any oxygen to breathe up there. doctors say the kid probably passed out during the flight and likely survived because his body went into a frozen state which requires less oxygen or be like us and have a hard time believing any of this. what do we know about this kid and why he did this? >> reporte >> a local hawaii television station reporting his family is from somalia and trying to get back there to see his more. he told police he picked that particular jet because it was the closest to the fence he climbed to get to the airport. a look inside a similar wheel well said the 15-year-old must have been in just the right spot to not get crushed. >> the tires will come to the edge of this. he'd have to be kind of slumped over almost like this to surviv survive. >> a last word, the 15-year-old was resting in a local hawaii

hospital and we're hearing child welfare officials are planning to send him back to northern california. >> he slouched over like this there 4 1/2, 5 hours, gift degrees below the temperature and he's passed out. yet when the wheels came down he didn't just fall out of there. an hour later he uk waed out of there and just fine at 50 below. i want to be on the record to say i don't believe this. it does raise airport security questions. >> you're right. it raises security questions about the airport and investigators reportedly told the "associated press" he climbed into this wheel well when it was still dark and essentially fell asleep until it took off. i spoke with an official at the airport and said they have surveillance of a person on the tarmac when this all took place and said it's hard to see unusual activity at night. she said our staff does their

best to actively watch cameras but can't be responsible for watching 24/7, 365. one homeland expert says this raises a broader issue of airport security in general. >> what it says to the public is we're spending all this money, making me take off my shoes and this kid just walks around in this sterile area of the airport? it sends the entire system into doubt when instances like this happen. >> san jose airport tells me they have more than 2800 security personnel badged at the airport, shep and said the airlines are also responsible for security of their own aircraft. as a pilot i have to wonder how did they do this pre-flight and miss an entire person in the wheel well. >> not a lot of answers. can you imagine 38,000 feet and survives? >> no. maybe he was in a coma.

>> maybe the person in the flight simulator at the other network can try it out. >> test out the cryogenic effect. >> they have nothing better to do. a fiery crash between a bus and fedex truck, the parent of one of the teens who died filed the first lawsuit. wait until you hear who's blamed here and we'll discuss whether they actually have a case. we're getting our first look inside a south korean ferry after it sank with hundreds of people on board. the new recovery efforts coming right up.

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divers looking for victims inside the sunken south korea ferry say they're feeling around for bodies with their hands as they swim through a maze of

cabins and hallways in the dark ld waters. we're getting our first undercoverry view. divers say now pulled more than 150 bodies from that ship. the ferry was carrying more than 470 passengers, most high school students. most of the media report many of the recovered bodies have broken fingers which indicate to them the victims were trying to fight their way out of that ship as it was sinking last week. more than 150 people are still listed as missing. they put two giant buoys into the water, i have a picture, they are right above where the ship is. divers are using ropes tied to small rafts to help guide them back to the surface. here, you can see the relatives of some of the missing passengers are praying at a nearby port. here's a memorial area set up, impressive one, a gym near the capital of seoul. the ship was carrying three times the recommended cargo load

when it went down and the captain and three others are charged with abandoning ship and were among the first to evacuate. the more of an honors student when their car crashed when hit by a fedex truck filed a lawsuit more than $300 million in damages and says the company knew there was a problem. it killed 10 people. happened in southern california nearly two weeks ago now. the california highway patrol have not yet determined the cause of this crash. some witnesses say they saw the fedex truck on fire before the crash. they say they don't have any reason to know if that's true. five students and both adult chaperones died that day.

a 17-year-old, jennifer, job just earned a scholarship. the more filed the lawsuit and said her daughter would have been the first to go to college. >> fedex released a statement saying we remain focused on providing support for those affected and authorities as they continue the investigation. this is not the time to discuss potential litigation. this woman says fedex knew their trucks were in trouble. >> exactly. this is something they have to prove when this case goes to trial or gathering evidence. let me tell you something, this is not going to be the only lawsuit. you will see many more come out and sue fedex in the situation. >> not only fedex but the bus company as well, something about emergency exits. snow they did not have emergency exit doors. that's very serious. >> you wonder, the burden of proof on something like this, that fedex had fire problems

with its trucks and knew it had them, that's tough. >> it's really tough, you're absolutely right. what will happen, right now we don't have the results of an investigation. you will see this plaintiff hire experts that will reconstruct the accident. they will want to bring in those witnesses who did see what occurred, to have their statements called into court. what's interesting this is $100 milli million. by california standards, that's a lot of money. why? because they're asking for punitive damages. the reason they're asking for punitive damages, saying, look, fedex, if you knew you had this situation and were aware of it you deserve to be punished and you need to pay this amount of money because we need to make sure it's public policy other people in this situation don't do the same thing and overlook these types of defects and not cure them. >> they said fedex recklessly disregarded the warning signs. knew about it. saw the signs and did nothing. >> exactly. did nothing.

interesting in this situation, 1 100 milli$100 million, is this really worth 1$100 million? the issue they will have. the issue when you're looking at punitive damages they will not look at that issue so much focus on revenues fedex made >> you said it's likely this woman, plaintiff who lost her child, will recover from someone? >> definitely. you will see in this situation with fedex more lawsuits come i'm sure they will, they will try to settle this situation before they go to o before a jury because they have very sympathetic plaintiffs here and nobody wants this type of case to go before the jury. >> great to see you. >> great to see you. sharp warning from russia and ongoing crisis in ukraine. what a top moscow official now says what it will do to protect russian interests, this as a pro russian group of militants admits it has captured and american journalist. plus, a landmark deal in the

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new york, an s.w.a.t. team stormed a home on long island after cops say they got a call about a killing inside. a frantic call. the call was fake. somebody was playing the video game "call of duty" against the teen in the house, lost the game and contacted police. a game loss and all of that. óqo

ukraine gets worse everyday for everybody. russia now says it will respond firmly if any of its citizens or quote interests come under attack in ukraine. that's the warning today from its foreign minister. russia is calling for ukraine's army to immediately withdraw from the eastern part of its own country where pro russian forces have captured at least 10 towns. the russians are demanding their own government to pull out of its country. this comes after ukraine's own president announced it's renewing an anti-terror campaign against the forces in the east.

he says it's because this ukraine politician turned up dead in a river in an eastern town. they said somebody brutally tortured the lawmaker. and russia could use more violence as a pretext to send troops in the ukraine border in the east. some u.s. troops arrived in poland today. pentagon officials say they're sending 600 soldiers to several different countries along or near russia's eastern border. meanwhile, pro russian militants say they've retained an american journalist covering the news and say they suspect him of spying and other bad activities. they claim they're not holding him hostage or trying to exchange him for anybody. british officials say they scrambled jets to intercept two russian planes and long range bomber and surveillance plane off the northern part of scotland and say the jet stayed in the space and similar flybys

happened eight times last year. still, it comes as tensions are ramping up between russia and the west. stewart holiday, ambassador for special political affairs at the united nations. ambassador, thank you. this is getting more serious by the day. the russians have now told the ukrainians, move your own people out of your own territory. >> that's absolutely unacceptable. i think what you see here is a deterioration of the situation. you have russia making these threats. the ukrainians from kiev have to respond from the breach of the cease-fire reached by john kerry in geneva last week. >> respond how? >> first of all, the key word was "army" that the russians used. of course, the ukrainian government has to establish order. it has to do it with a lighter footprint. before these may 11th referendums, the russians will

use any major military maneuvers or activity as a pretext to take actio action. >> the russians want the east, is that clear yet? >> it's pretty clear. they want it either by force or through this referendum they're expected to influence in may >> the referendum itself is illegal and the outcome would be unconstitutional and fly in the face of the agreement from 1994 when ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons an agreement signed on by the west and the russians. >> absolutely. it will take the ukrainian government in kiev coming to an agreement with the russian government for some sort of legitimate pathway forward. it will have to be southernty and territorial integrity for ukraine. >> if we back this up a little bit, i don't know if you read the "new york times" about this the stealthy neiness vladimir p has pulled this off he used modern technology in a way nobody has done before.

he's used social media and stealth movement of his troops and pr blitz on the people to accomplish something without ever firing a shot he took over part of another nation. maybe the word impressive is a little off base but it is. >> it's what they call a good trade craft. he is after all -- this is his profession. he was a career kbg officer. they've been ready for this, they've been ready for it for a while. this isn't like them projecting force again in some remote area of the world. this is their backyard and they see the eastern ukraine again as the sort of final line of defense against nato enlargement. >> they want a buffer zone. they started in georgia and continuing to take more of a buffer zone, aren't they? >> they are. they're starting to use some of the same language they used in georgia and the south problem and it's worrisome and coming down to the idea of protecting rights and security of russian

citizens. the ukrainian government has to be careful to use restraint while still dislodging russian separatists from the police buildings. >> ambassador, he is not bold enough or stupid enough to move towards the nato countries because then we have a whole new problem? >> i don't believe so. i think there are other parts of the world he would be looking at, mulldova, cand you have 25% of the population being russia. that would be a treaty obligation that would trigger a whole series of consequences he doesn't want to stir up. >> am bbassador stuart holliday. thank you. officials say an object that washed ashore is probably not from from the missing malay ja jet. they're running tests and not getting excited. the object looks sort of like a sheet of metal with rivets, reportedly the length of a car.

here's australia. it washed up six miles east of augusta in western australia, south of perth here, on a sandbar over here they tell us. 200 miles south of perth, at the search headquarters. they tell us, it's probably not from the jet. trace gallagher has more, live from the west coast news hub. every new sign is more, we don't have it, we can't find it. >> it's also important to note, shep, they can't rule this piece of metal out because they haven't physically examined this thing yet. all they've done is look at pictures thought to be 8-10 feet long. it also has fiberglass coating with jagged edges. they should have this thing physically in hand by tomorrow morning and give us a statement then. there were reports other potential pieces of debris might have also been found in that area. we have not been able to confirm that. we can tell uma lyou malaysia h

assembled an international team to find out what happened. >> what's next. >> they called off the air search because of bad weather. they still have 10 military aircraft and 12 ships and that bluefin 21 unmanned sub has now covered about 80% of that 120 square mile area. remember, that's the sub that uses the high resolution images to scan the bottom. even when the bluefin finishes its scan of that bottom the australian prime minister says they are not giving up. >> if at the end of that period we find nothing, we are not going to abandon the search. we may well rethink the search but we will not rest until we have done everything we can to solve this mystery. >> we're told the next step is likely to use a more powerful

unmanned sub with better so sna on the side like they used in 1985 to find the titanic. they're finding parts of this search area are as deep as 35,000 feet. that will make recovery very very problematic. >> yeah. if not impossible. trace galus. thank you. >> president obama is set to visit malaysia soon as part of his trip to asia and arrived in tokyo today and will visit japan, malaysia, south korea and the philippines. officials say the goal of this trip is to maintain the united states economic and military ties to the region. the president's first stop was a famous sushi restaurant where he had dinner with the japanese prime minister. the restaurant's 88-year-old owner is a legend in the sushi world. his meticulous style was featured in 2011. president obama said it was the best sushi he has had in his life.

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tattoos are permanent, remember? think about that ink. an accused murderer says he's worried his tattoos might sway juries against him during his trial. why? there's why. it says murder backwards on his neck so it reads correctly when looking into a mirror. the guy is asking for a professional tattoo artist to remove the ink or cover it up. they say they're not against the removal but don't want to take the suspect to one of the two licensed tattoo companies where they can only have tattoos. and he is accused of killing a man whose body was found in a

ditch. say iing john wayne gass gar up a murder that happened 40 years ago. at the time, he lived a few miles from john way in gacy, the man who lured more than 30 young boys to his home during the 1960s and '70s. police say he raped, strangled and murdered his victims. gacy was executed in 1994. dna evidence shows he did not kill this 22-year-old man. now, investigators say they know who did it. mike tobin with the news live for us in chicago. explain what brought this case to a close. >> reporter: you know, shep, only the gacy case cut through decades of ineffective work by the police and medical examiners. he con ffessed and took police the forest where he dumped the body but never found the body and he went free.

and the clothes went to an evidence locker. thousands of missing young men submitted dna to the county sheriff's departments and the remains were matched. >> the dna would have been in the system. the family's match would have occurred back then. if he was alive we would have been able to go after him at that time. we were prohibited from doing that because the bones were sitting in a closet. there is no good explanation for that. that's wrong. that's incompetence. >> the killer, jerry jackson, died in 2013. he only served time for stealing a car. >> 36 years later. what's the reaction from the family, mike? >> reporter: they weren't angry. the father said he was nervous. he's 86 years old, lewis. he was nervous he was going to die and never know what happened to his son. he knows now. when he eventually dies he wants to be buried with his son's

ashes. >> mike tobin in chicago. thank you. >> fox report and top video coming into the fox newsdesk. a deadly riot in rio more than two months where they're set to host the world cup and thousands expected to stay during the soccer tournament and they torched and burned one car and protesters say they are angry about the death of a 26-year-old man. his friends say cops thought he was a drug dealer and beat him to death. police say they're investigating. fire in the hole. crews blasti ining giant boulde after more than 150 tons of rock came crashing down in colorado shutting down part of a highway. it happened yesterday about two hours west of denver, in minturn. a lot of damage but nobody hurt. officials are not sure how long it will take to open the road. and two men breaking into a

walgreen walgreens stealing $66,000 worth of cigarettes. i should say $6,000. $66,000 at new york prices. they're releasing the video now hoping you can help them catch the crooks. it was supposed to be a feel good effort by the new york city police asking folks to post smiling pictures with new york's finest. this is new york, hello. here's what they got. hundreds of photos like thi this #mynypd.

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pictures. some friendly outreach, right? this did not end well. this is the original tweet that the nypd put out. see all the smiling faces? do you have a photo with a member of the nypd. tweet us and tag it nypd. it may be featured on your facebook. this one says, you might not know this, the nypd can help you with that kink in your neck. see that? pinning him to the ground, the cop is. how about this one. need a lift? they've got you. free delivery. and there he is, being carried away. then there's one more, amanda says, for every bad cop there has to be at least three good cops. now a spokesperson for the police department said this open dialogue is good for our city. rick leventhal is outside on the plaza here in midtown.

he's never had a run-in with any police departments. clearly the response is not what they were expecting. >> reporter: now, but the commissioner says they're not dissuaded from using social media despite this battering they're taking, including a post from tmg17 who wrote, keeping the streets safe from people who believe in a constitution. and molly crabapple wrote, yes, i do i have question with a member of the nypd. to be fair, shep, some of the pictures we found were not new york's finest but cops in chicago and other cities. >> so are they going to keep this account up? >> reporter: yeah, the commissioner says the twitter is a social phenomena and a wave they want to catch. he says a lot of these pictures

look worse than they really are. >> the big blue high yesterday, the use that boston term, most of those photos i looked at, they were old news and have been out there for a long time. the reality of policing is often times our activities are lawful, but they look awful. and that's the reality. and those are officers engaged lawfully in their activities. >> reporter: so the hash tag lives on. still one of the top trenders on twitter. >> so they're prominently featured there over your right shoulder. >> reporter: we're hoping to cash in somehow. >> you should demand some wash, or at least a couple of dogs. >> reporter: you want one? >> i'm going to pass. thanks. see you later. he's gone. we all know that north korea's dictator kim jong-un likes to look at things. while his people starve, it also appears he's a cheese

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the biebs is back and he's apologizing. in a trip to japan that justin bieber visited a shrine in tokyo that honors people that died in the war. he posted some officials on instagram. they see biebs had no business visiting a site. he says he's sorry. seems kim jong-un will not be getting top quality cheese. the head of one of france's finest cheese making schools was approached asking if some of kim's people could train at the facility. the dictator is obsessed with

cheese. there's word he fell in love with swiss cheese when he studied in switzerland. the news comes just a day after we got our first look at childhood photos of kim the younger. little kim as we call him. he's not been getting much love out of europe. earlier this month, a barber in london put up a sign with his face on it, advertising fresh cuts for a bad hair day. the barber removed the sign after north korean diplomats complained. on this day back in 1954, that hank aaron hit his very first major league home run. he made his debut just ten days earlier with the milwaukee braves. hank aaron won mvp and batting titles and finished with 755 career home runs. a record that would stand for nearly four decades. but hank first hammered one out of the park 60 years ago today.

when news breaks out, we'll break in, because breaking news changes everything at fox news channel. real breaking news, not the kind of news that you put on the screen and it stays there all day. your world with neil cavuto is next. cattle in nevada. is the government now trying to mess with texas? rick perry, here, now. welcome, everyone. i'm stuart varny in for neil cavuto. the spotlight on another potential lab grab in northern texas. at issue, reports that the bureau of land management may be preparing to claim 90,000 acres along the red river between texas and okla