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and that something needs to change because grant 21 years old, was shot dead for no reason. this is murder victim 21 years old when he was murdered. the father saying he's lost an important part of your life. this is the accused gunman. he's an undocumented immigrant, convicted of a violent burglary three years ago. he's had restraining orders from women who say he threatened to kill them. instead, he's accused of murdering grant about 4:00 in the morning. they had an argument over some cigarettes and that's what caused the murder to happen according to authorities. now ronnebeck's family wants

this to lead to change in immigration policies. >> is it your opinion that this death could have been prevented had government done a better job here? >> absolutely. you know, this guy was a convicted felon that i.c.e. released. >> reporter: his uncle appeared before congress, his father has spoken out. there hasn't been any change but they hope this is the catalyst that begins the change. as for the man accused he is being held now, not on bond, which the family says should have happened initially. >> adam, thank you. world leaders condemning the murder of a key political opponent from vladamir putin, who was killed yards away from the kremlin. will there be a fair investigation?

investigators finding tens of thousands of e-mails belonging to lois lerner. and llamas on the run. the favorite video of the vehicle. their daring chance for freedom dashed by a modern day cowboy. we'll introduce you to the man who corralled them up.

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an exclusive look now at just what it takes to keep an aircraft emergency from becoming a disaster. we've recently reported on planes crashing into bodies of water, many on board survived thanks to crew members and first responders who knew exactly what to do well. rick leventhal takes us inside one of the top flooded aircraft training facilities in the world. >> reporter: if you were in an aircraft that crashed into water, would you know what to do? how to brace yourself? when to hold your breath how long to wait before opening an emergency exit when to release your seat belt and swim to safety? that's what is being taught at survival systems usa one of about 100 facilities worldwide with aircraft facilities and dunk tanks. but this is the only one where

they'll also set the craft on fire. >> this is a skill set that you acquire, can only be acquired by hands on experience. it's been my experience after ten years of doing this, that there is very little in the way of other lifetime experiences that prepare you for what we're asking you to do. >> reporter: there have been dozens of water crashes where some survived and some didn't, including this incident in 1999 when a helicopter got caught in the netting of a carrier and flipped into the ocean, killing 11 of 18 marines on board. having to move from one side of the craft to the other to find the way out. the toughest part is when you're flipping, and knowing that you have to wait for it to settle. you can't do anything until the motion stops.

so you're upside down, but you can't do anything yet. students include state and local police federal agents air rescue teams navy s.e.a.l.s and army rangers, foreign, military and civilian flight crews and oil rig crews. how did this help you? >> it takes the panic level from about above your head down to just below your nose so you can both and you don't just go nuts when you get in a situation like that. >> reporter: the goal is to make terrifying situations seem almost routine because practice can mean the difference between life and death. in connecticut, rick liveneventhal, fox news. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. kentucky senator rand paul winning the cpac poll with 26% of the vote. this is the third year in the

row he's taken the top spot, scott walker finishing second, ted cruz, ben carson and jeb bush. egypt declaring hamas a terrorist organization. ha that is controls the gaza strip. egyptian patrols are trying to dismantle hamas tunnels. this follows a similar decision to declare hamas's military wing as a terrorist organization. and hyundai, recalling 253,000 cars in the u.s. and canada because of a sensor problem that could cause drivers to lose power steering. president obama condemning the assassination of a russian opposition leader as russia says it is looking into his death

saying there are numerous motives to consider including terrorism and the conflict in ukraine. but many of his supportersnd the world believe he was indeed assassinated for being one of president vladamir putin's biggest critics. >> that was created by putin, and this is a system of intimidation, this is a mafia state run with hit men being rewarded for all kinds of these actions. >> amy kellogg has more from london. >> reporter: president obama has offered condolences, both to the family and to the russian people, saying they have lost one of their most dedicated and eloquent defenders of their rights. the charismatic politician's star rose quickly in the '90s and after president vladamir putin took control it fell, probably for many reasons

including the political environment that has kept the opposition sidelined. he remained outspoken including just hours before his murder when he went on the radio station to encourage people to come out and demonstrate against the government's actions in ukraine. he was a fierce opponent of the war in ukraine and was planning to publish a report that would have documented russia's direct role in the hostilities. that's something russia denies. he was gunned down by an assassin before midnight. he was walking with a female companion close to the kremlin. he took four bullets to the back. important to remember that he had been a campaigner for democracy for a very long time. he had been involved in the orange revolution in ukraine back in 2006 and he came to the

attention of russia's government decades ago when he was the governor, and back then he was campaigning fiercely for an accountable government. julie? >> amy kellogg thank you very much. new developments and two deadly shootings that rocked copenhagen earlier this month. police arresting a third man suspected of helping the gunmen who killed two men. five police officers were killed. the first two alleged accomplices, ages 19 and 22 are charged with accessory to murder and attempted murder. police are not identifying the third suspect at this time. an entire city neighborhood goes up in flames, leaving thousands homeless. it's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. the philippines. the fire devouring hundreds of homes and several office buildings in manila.

firefighters couldn't reach many areas because of narrow streets. the flames got so large an air force helicopter had to be used to drop water from the air. amazingly, nobody died. no word on a cause. spain. police breaking up a gang of art forgers. the suspects created and then sold fake works of hart from the likes of picasso and andy warhol. police say the operation was complex. officers seized 271 fakes in the raid and even faker is tiff kates of authenticity. japan. prince william making an visual visit to tokyo. he posed for a picture wearing a samurai costume. he then took a shot in the anchor chair. the prince also touring fukushima, the area devastated by the 2011 tsunami and earthquake. the netherlands.

twin polar bear cubs venturing outdoors for the first time. the two were born last december in a rotterdam zoo. they stayed close to their mother but enjoyed frolicking around the ground. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. new details of the irs targeting scandal. investigators have recovering thousands of missing e-mails that government officials thought were lost once forever. some 32,000 e-mails were discovered on a backup tape in west virginia. >> reporter: it is the closest the treasury department has come to acknowledging potential criminal wrong doing. >> are you investigating any criminal activity? >> the entire matter continues to be under active investigation, yes, sir. >> for potential criminal activity? >> yes. >> reporter: that revelation,

during a late night hearing by the i.g. disclosed his office received 32,000 e-mails from lois lerner. officials maintained the e-mails were gone destroyed. >> i'm advised that the hard drive, after it was determined it was dysfunctional, was destroyed in the normal process. >> was it physically destroyed? >> that's my understanding. >> reporter: testimony suggests the irs made a less than vigorous attempt to track down the e-mails. >> when you talk to the people in charge of them, they told you they were never even asked for them? is that correct? >> that's correct. >> reporter: investigators conceded the tsunami e-mails may be duplicates. democrats pounced on that. >> you are unable to confirm

whether there are any, to use your own words new e-mails right? >> that's correct. >> so what's before us may be material you already have, right? >> that is correct. >> reporter: in a statement, the irs says it remains committed to cooperating fully with the investigations. if there's evidence of criminal wrongdoing found, it would be referred to a doj, which is in no hurry to complete an investigation of the irs. in washington, doug mckelway, fox news. a teenager is found dead after committing suicide. who prosecutors say encouraged the boy to kill himself. heavy ice could shut down a major waterway but not if the coast guard can help it. we'll show you where they're cutting through up to 18 inches of frozen water. that's next.

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a massachusetts teenager accused of influencing her friend to commit suicide now faces charges. conrad roy, seen here on the left was found dead in his car last july a victim of carbon monoxide poisons. now 18-year-old michelle carter on the right is indicted for involuntary manslaughter. investigators say he told her about her plans, but instead of seeking help, she encouraged him to take his own life. brian, this is a very interesting and rare case here. this case is all centered around a string of text messages between the teens? >> interesting, rare, tragic. the teens exchanged more than 1,000 text messages in the days leading up to the suicide. according to court documents obtained, in those messages michelle not only encouraged conrad to take his own life but questioned him repeatedly as to

when and why he hadn't done so yet. right up to the last moments before he died in his truck. in fact, at one point, police say conrad got scared had second thoughts, even exited the truck in which michelle allegedly replied "get back in." >> instead of attempts to assist him or notify a school official a counselor, a family member, anyone she's alleged to have strongly influenced his decision to take his own life. >> since his death michelle has tweeted heartfelt messages and raised money for suicide prevention in his name. julie, according to the court documents, text messages to friends, she said, they read my messages with him. i'm done. his family will hate me and i could go to jail. >> that's really sad. i mean, to imagine that these two teens had a relationship. of course i'm sure most would never intend for their best

friend or close friend to kill themselves. but what is the defense saying about these accusations? >> michelle's lawyer says the text messages are being read out of context, saying it was not a death caused by michelle carter, it was a suicide not a homicide. mr. roy has had a history of wanting to take his life and he did that in his own free will. he said even if she did encourage him, that's not manslaughter. at least one legal expert says it will be difficult to convict michelle. >> you can't interpret what somebody means all the time via a text message number one. number two, let's compare this to some of the case where is someone is on a ledge and there's a crowd below and screaming jump jump. that should be illegal but nobody has been charged with the actual death of a person who's jumped in that situation. >> michelle was 17 at the time of the crime and is being charged as a juvenile. >> interesting case. thank you so much.

the roof of an ice skating rink collapses with young hockey players inside. our top story as we go across america. heavy, wet snow brought this rear portion of the roof down this morning. etch inside escaped without injury. air pressure from the collapse knocked a coach off his feet. state officials say heavy snow has caused roof collapses on more than 150 structures this winter. new york. the coast guard helping to break up miles and miles of ice on the hudson river. the ice, up to 18 inches thick, is making it nearly impossible for commercial ships to travel down new york's main waterway. >> we are keeping the track in the ice as soft as possible. the barge is carrying heating oil, gasoline and other

products, and can make it through the terminals. >> ice is expected to linger on the river for at least another month. california. a record breaking drug bust in san diego. federal officers discovering 15 tons of marijuana in a truck crossing over from mexico. investigators say the driver had a valid border crossing card and the truck and trailer had california license plates. the haul is valued at $19 million, make thing bust the biggest in the area. and the second largest of any u.s. border crossing. and florida. a dream come true for a little boy battling a life threatening lung condition. >> an honorary firefighter, the first to be so inducted, with the city of eustice fire department. >> the city of eustice welcoming 6-year-old cameron to the fire department. he aced the written exam and passed the physical test with flying colors.

before being sworn in his first job, riding in the parade. >> i'm glad of being a firefighter. >> and that's the fox watch across america. this just in new reports coming in from venezuela that the country is imposing diplomatic sanctions against the u.s. the venezuelan president banning a long list of american diplomats and lawmakers including florida senator marco rubio. his country will also limit the number of u.s. diplomats and require any americans visiting to obtain a visa. rubio has been critical of venezuela's government and just yesterday in fact on the senate floor, called it a "human rights catastrophe." rubio reacting exclusively to fox news just moments ago. >> i love the people of venezuela. i want that country to have freedom and human rights. and to be banned by a dictator

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♪ and break free they did. at least for a little while. llama drama dominated tv and social teach this week after this pair of llamas went on the lam. that is until they were both lassoed by what some are calling modern day cowboy who roped one of them from the back of a pickup truck. jessica flores in phoenix talked to the man behind the rope. >> reporter: anything goes in the wild, wild west. so naturally, when no one could stop two llamas on the floos for three hours a cowboy came in, riding in the back of a pickup truck, circling the lasso and saving the day. >> when i go at them, you know, i do it you know. >> you're not trying to get

famous? >> no. >> reporter: he may not be looking for fame, but in these parts and all over the internet he's the cowboy who lassoed two llamas. >> my wife told me hey, look a horse. >> reporter: your wife thought it was a horse? >> yeah. >> reporter: martinez says he was out working, pruning palm trees when the commotion started. he grabbed a rope and having grown up on a ranch in new mexico, knew what to do. for hours they were trying to get these llamas. you come in and in moments you lassoed them up. >> i know. i know what you do you know? >> reporter: you know how to do it? >> when i see them, it's like this. >> reporter: nobody could get them. and while martinez is not offering llama lasso services any time soon he hopes to one

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