ave you both on the couch. >> actually, we'll stay here for out numbered over time on the web. and you can jump on the live chat which is cooking and with anything you want to say with these two. back to "happening now". >> and fox news alert. hillary clinton speaking to a key block of voters this afternoon. >> it is her first public appearance since a new's conference in which she addressed the e-mail scandal. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> and a shocking admission from a multimillionaire connected to two unsolved crimes. >> killed them all. >> robert durst's comments turning up the heat the on a cold case. >> will the letter that 47

senators republican sent helper hurt these negotiations? and the deadly moment of impact when a train plows in a car killing two people. it is all "happening now". >> but we begin with robert durst agreeing to extradited for murder charges in los angeles. nhi, everybody. i am jennaly. and fox news that extradition may be delayed because durst may face additional charges in new orleans. he was arrested in new orleans this weekend and the case taking a shocking twist in the final episode of the jinx. it is about durst and he still

wore a microphone and seemed to confess to the murders. >> there it is. there it is. you're caught. killed them out of course. >> and this is robert durst comes from one of the most powerful and wealthy real estate families. the durst. he told the judge he was waiving #,ómn

charges of a murder of a neighbor. he was acquitted and part of the legal team was dick ma guron. and what seems like a confession is when durst is confronted with evidence that was never put out before. there it is. you're caught. what the hell did i do? killed them all, of course. the attorney said he's eager to get in the courtroom and once the other charges in new orleans is taken care of.

he repreponderated david koresh and the fraudster allen stanford. >> very interesting characters at play here. we should talk about the durst family. robert has been estranged from the family for years and years? >> the family's roots in manhattan go back to the early 19hundreds. his younger brother said we are relieved and grateful to everyone who assisted in the arrest of robert durst and hope he will finally be held accountable for all he is done. >> talking about him being an heir to a billion dollar family and they paid him money? >> 65 million and he sued them to get what was his rightful due and the family is wiped their hands of him.

>> and he's not heir to billions. >> he got millions of dollars and we'll pick up from here to see what happens next. >> thank you very much. and interesting details. talking into an microphone in a bathroom. is that going to stand up in court? our legal panel debates the new evidence against robert durst coming up. >> hillary clinton making her first public appearance since the first time since making public comments. she is being honored on her work of the irish peace process. fox nows was the only network there. she arrived this morning. we tried to ask her if she signed a separation statement and saying that she turned over

all records. >> mrs. clinton said a polite hello and went on inside to receive her award. there is analysis of her e-mails and saying her team read every e-mail before they deleted them or turned them over for review. >> ed henry asked her that question and he will have that tape and reporting on that later on on fox news. republican presidential hopefuls is not letting grass under their feet. in new hampshire, mike emmanuel is live with more on what is happening in that state. mike? >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz is in the the granite state calling for shutting down the irs and more. >> number one bringing back jobs and growth and opportunity and

that comes for a flat tax and abolishing the irs. and regulatory reform like repealing obama care. and number two, defending our constitutional rights and number three, restoring america's leadership in the world. >> they are spending the weekend in iowa and spelling out conservative principles in front of a women's group. >> and former governor jeb bush was in new hampshire over the weekend and bush showed he will not back down on common core and immigration. >> the way i sorted it out i think you need to be genuine and have a back bone, and i think you need to be able to persuade people it is a national crisis and priority. our country will not be as vibrant and dynamic as it needs to be unless we dramatically improve outcomes in this

country. >> first in the primary state is governor walker. he takes a swipe at bush and democratic candidate hillary clinton. >> i didn't help with fame or fortune. and i got the belief in america. if you work hard and play by the rules, you should be able to do or be anything that you want. >> and this as a variety of republicans and democrats in. forward to a formal campaign with the white house gen a. >> thank you very much. >> and joining us for more on all things 2016. and john mccomic. and reporter for the hill as well. and kevin start with you on the e-mail question. does it have the question to torpedo, hillary clinton's campaign. >> they say that there is a lot

of unanswered questions and that secretary clinton will answer in the weeks and months ahead. there will be subpeona and hill hearings and questions that reporters are going to be asking her in events like we saw in the other segment. and clearly there are unanswered questions that remain and she will have to continue to get out in front and speaks to the larger narrative of the clinton secrecy type it of association. >> we'll talk about the republican primary. the field is crowded and a lot like it was the last time it was around. >> and the field is wide open. you look in the polls in the early state and jeb bush and scott walker. only in the high teens and not a commanding presence like george w. bush had. >> nor a commanding presence

like hillary clinton has. >> that is what a real front runner looks like. >> you do see scott walker and marco rubio has a best shot of winning the race. there is a recent poll out by the wall street journal said 40 percent of the americans could support jeb bush. but the markers are. and numbers that are opposed to them in the high teens and 20s. >> and representing the mood of the republican party and fresh face with conservatives. and he has a lot to prove in the debate and we'll settle these things. >> for jeb bush the family name is a double-edged sword. >> and i think that governor

bush will offer a new vision. and the same tactic that the clintons are are doing as well. and that is a great point. senator marco rubio and largely underrated and where maybe he wants to be. and i think that governor bush is going to have that appeal with moderate republicans. scott walker is not really throwing barbs at anybody. and i didn't inherit fame or fortune and referred to them as someone like mitt romney and john mccain and john doil. and he's trying to define

himself. and praised marco rubio. and he declined after rubio. and walker trying to keep his friends on the right and go after jeb bush as the moderate. >> john mccormick from the weekly standard. and thank you gentlemen. >> and another tragedy on the tracks and spending train collides with a car. so frightening to see the moment of impact caught on impact and we have more on this coming up. >> and vladimar putin ready to put the nuclear forces on alert as russia was annexing crimea. and another show of force by putin's millionaire. >> is the united states doing enough to counter aggression by

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>> horrifying video of a train crashing in a car. the car of the dragged for about half a mile. four students were inside and two killed on impact and the other two suffering serious injuries. it looked like the students were trying to beat out the train and driving past the flashes lights and clanging bells. instead they ended up in the path of the locomotive. >> the russian military putting a massive show of force in the arctic. vladimar putin made his first public appearance in ten days sparking speculation. >> he's back and the look of the

military drills you just mentioned, it is like he never left. he appeared before the cameras in st. petersburg as planned. his 10-day absence from the public eye prompted rumors of him being a victim of a coup or attending a birth of a child. the consensus is that he simply had a flu. it would be boring without gossip. but russia is becoming a one- man show. and like other exercises that we have seen, 40000 russian troops and 100 aircraft and 50 ships involved in the arctic drill all noted by the spokesperson on the order of the russian president. >> and a documentary marking one

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is our guest now. ambassador, the deadline for next tuesday is not get a done deal but a frak work of a deal in place for further talks. what is your observation and what do you think is at stake for our international security? >> it is a huge deal. it is not only the nuclear issue, but what is the role of iran going to be in the middle east in the future. if we have no deal, we'll see iran forment dissent and violence in the middle east. if we have a deal it may lead to a better relationship. but the problem is defining what the framework is going to be. it has to be tight as a drum. we are all concerned it is going to be hard to negotiate something that air tight. >> if iran is the number one

state sponsor of terror, what would a better relationship with them look like? >> it would have to involve some sort of idea of what role they would play in iraq for example. and it would have to involve their backing down and assisting in a political solution in syria and none of it is going to be pretty by the way, it is a rough neighborhood and a lot of interest at stake especially the saudi interest as well as the israeli. >> if i could ask you about that. we received a report by the way of the wall street journal that the saudis are working with south korea as a nuclear partnership and the saudis are preparing for a nuclear arms race in the middle east. what do you think of the deal with south korea and signifies? >> i wouldn't assume they are looking at a nuclear program yet. they are working with south

korea building a number of reactors for a civilian nuclear program to handle the power needs, and the saudis have those needs and talked about a civilian nuclear program. it is one to look to convert to military use if iran has a nuclear military program. >> and that raised the eyebrows about the source of energy. and let me ask you about what you heard from secretary kerry this weekend? secretary kerry is negotiating with the foreign minister of iran and during the questions about that, there was a question of the way it is in syria. and take a look at this.

assad has lost legitimacy. and they said this. with the efforts. there is increased pressure on assad. >> and that latest is realistic given the facts on the ground? >> and the message that secretary kerry provided several years ago reflected the bluster of the obama administration that they realize went too far and set too many redlines and we have seen what is happening in libya when we took out the regime there it is total chaos. and what secretary kerry is now saying is more realistic. and it is not likely to be a military solution in removing assad. and that will require negotiations.

>> and did that make us weaker going in to negotiations with iran and they said things they don't hold to. >> and the segments are out there and we haven't held to them up to now. and i was critical for the administration for not delivering on what they want on the redline on chemical weapons. and makes it realistic. time for bomb bast is over. and we are delivering and we can't deliver to military remove assad from syria at this point. thank you, jenna. >> and israeli prime minister netanyahu fighting for his political life as voters go to the polls tomorrow. and why a u.s. senate committee is looking into the administration's group working to make sure he does not win another term. >> and plus robert durst seems

to be confessing to murder not in a court of law, but in a unguarded moment in a bathroom on tape. is it legal.

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role estate heirro better dursh after walking free for years. he was picked up in new orleans for the murder of susan burman. she was shot execution style in

beverly hills. he could face charges for two other murders thanks to an hbo documentary series. during the final moments of the program he was confronted to evidence. after seeing it. he seems to make a confession still wearing his microphone. will this stand up in court as evidence? we'll ask the defense attorney. and jana is a former prosecutor. and just so our viewer ares know what we are talking about in case they didn't happen to see the hbo documentary. i want to play that moment for you for the end of the show. here it is. here it is. killed them all of course. >> can prosecutor use that as

evidence. >> it was not under mirandaized interrogation. he could be out of his mind and say he was playing or it is a reality show. it doesn't hold that much weight. >> a lot of people suggested he was out of his mind. he was arrested in drag once pretending to be a mute woman. can those be used? >> if people watched the whole mini series. the other five episodes. robert durst denied any cupability. and you have five seconds talking to himself. and the hollywood element of the story will overtake any reliability it would have in front of a jury. >> what about the fact

apparently that was shot two years ago, and the producers didn't know they had it until they edited the series then they found the fleeting sound and decided to incooper eight in the program. >> i don't believe that. and if i were representing robert durst. we don't know if that was edited and how could they sit on it for two years and the timing of his arrest and the final episode of the documentary? it is scripted to me and his defense attorneys will make a lot of hay with that. >> you think it helps, he had spoken to the producers and he had talked to them. and it was a docudrama. and the fact he agreed to be on the reality show shoes unless he's out of his mind and stupid,

why would he go on the show and say i didn't do it and in the last episode normally have a mike on. and whatever his exact statement was. i don't think it would fly. >> sometimes you forget you are wearing that microphone. >> and that is a possibility. and i think for something this serious. i can't see he would outright say it and knowing that he walked out of a live television show and okay, i killed them all and it got me. >> and the piece of evidence that apparently sent him muttering in the bathroom looks incriminating to me. and there was a letter addressed to beverly hills police and telling them where this woman was murder and they could find the body in the home and turns out her son was still in possession of another letter

that robert durst sent and the lettering looks identical. that is a usable piece of evidence right? >> that is a usable piece of evidence. why wasn't the letter sent to susan discovered a long time ago? she's been dead. you don't need a handwriting expert to see the lettering is ident ical. and even with those two sampleses he could say, i was a suspect in my wife's disappearance/murder and i walked in and saw my friend dead and i didn't want to let her there rotting and he could do that and walk on the murder as well. >> he is represented and it is noted by one of the most capable defense attorneys out there. and is there enough room for

reasonable doubt? >> i disagree as far as the letter. and he might have left because of killing his ex-wife. what we have here is circumstantial evidence. and when a jury puts it together. there is a chance they come back with a conviction. he misspelled the word deverly and handwriting is the same. i think there is a strong possibility of convicting based on the evidence. >> his case has fascinate the people in the new york area. he is estranged from the real estate firm his father founded here. we'll keep an eye on it. >> and a powerful u.s. senate committee is now launching a bipartisan probe in to funding

to a nonprofit group that is actively lobbying against israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and the polls in israel show a very tight race. doug? > reporter: a source told fox news that the investigation began a bipartisan investigation with a american nonprofit with close ties of obama administration and its use of a grant to openly campaign against netanyahu. an actively that may have violated its tax exemption status. it was headed by an diplomat mark ginsberg that israelis have grown weary of netanyahu and his sky is falling declaration.

the american consultant is jeremy bird. a key obama strategist in 2012. bird flew right after obama's critized netanyahu's plan to speak to congress. >> no doubt when the president refuses to meet with the prime minister and his minions are racing thousands of miles overseas to it influence the election. they are trying to get rid of the prime minister. >> u.s. taxpayers should not fund the effort to oust the leader of our closest ally. >> the state department was asked about the grant. they said it ended in 2014 and that is before the israeli elections were set up. >> the grant ended before there was a declaration of an israeli election. we have seen the media reports of the activities and the

embassy has not provided funds or support or direction to the group. >> but the existence of the grant and partisans involved and focus of defeating netanyahu made the obama administration look hypocritical of the republicans for trying to influence lengzs as well. >> we'll be watching the elections as well. and we'll look at isis terrorist destroying christian churches in the middle east. and it ended up in al-qaeda's hands. how could that happen. and this story i think is and eye-opening for us and the audience and write that one of the worst enemies in modern times has american taxpayer dollars. and it is unconsionable.

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>> i am shannon bream. you might think the e-mails for hillary clinton is a program. but could money from china is a bigger problem. our own ed henry tried to talk to her today and get reaction from former white house chief of staff. and a powerful index of who is up and down. the major changes of facebook guidelines. what you can and cannot post all coming up on top of the hour. >> we are getting brand new images that show isis thugs desecrating all christian churches all over iraq. isis fighters replacing crucifixes with isis flags.

and countless statutes of saints and virgin mary and jesus dedestroyeded. even christian tombstones are vandalized as well. >> in pakistan. thousands are mourning after two christian churches are bombed. and the taliban claimed responsibility for the attacks. christians responded by blocking traffic in contrast. two people were burned to death killed by the mobs. pakistan government officials are appealing for protest to remain peaceful. >> and new reports of cia funds. that is according to the new york times and money given the government is used at times to buy off war lords and pay ransom for a afghan diplomat held hostage.

tom, look being in the new documents that were released from bin laden's lair. they talk about ransom pay. what is the significance of that? >> we learned that al-qaeda had their hand in the kidnapping and hostage taking of an afghan diplomat. they work with other groups in the area and basically get a high ransom for him. and it comes in at $5 million. that is it a lot of money and part of that came from cia funds given to the afghan government. you can see bin laden suspects part of the money came from the u.s. and shoes you how in tune he was with things. he was very much on top of things and in control and suspected part of the money came from the u.s. and he basically tells the guys wash it and exchange it for currency and get rid of your bags and they could be tracking it.

>> he thought within the bill fold was a tracker out to get al-qaeda. >> or the bags or money could be be radioactively laced. >> and those in the intelligence community that heard on fox news. listen, we do use money at times and we have no way of knowing that this money is the exact money that went to al-qaeda. there are reports in new york times and others with bag full of money. how do we know it came from us to al-qaeda? >> it came from other nation's state and part of the 5 million came from the cia. there was the whole story put together. and what he saw in the bin laden documents saw the whole picture in place and went down. >> we had a huge drone campaign that is not officially recognized by the cia.

but we talk about it in afghanistan and pakistan. and we are continuing to try to target al-qaeda that way, what is this revealing to us about other strategies and how well that is working against the bad guys? >> if you look at drone campaign. it decimated al-qaeda and had al-qaeda on the ropes there are no questions that pargraphs are having a big affect. and all of the things they are say issing to survive the drone strikes and took a number of active measures. and we had leaders coming back from iran and approving a new generation of leaders. there is researches to the spy planes and obvious that they could easily see the drones and hear them. and heard them. and anyhow they were coming and figuring out ways to get away.

how successful they are we don't know at this point. and we continue to look in the new york city courtroom. and they are revealing these. and you look at the documents, you can see pen pals and different al-qaeda operatives that are writing each other and shoes that bin laden was doing a lot of the writing in his late years and not doing much else. you have a very different take on it. >> he was in control and there are too many facts and details to muster. they are ask requesting demands. and we are only seeing a small part of what is there and we have two dozen documents out of 1.5 million. and you can see many more detail its of how he was in command and control. and we see him issuing orders and them being followed. >> all the more reason to pay

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remote areas. take a look at the map. vanuatu is in the south pacific about 1,000 miles east of australia. it is one honor boston probably would like to forget, the national weather service confirms the city received 2.9 inches of fresh snow yesterday. that breaks its all-time record for the most snowfall in one season. meteorologist janice dean has more on that. >> somehow i don't think there will be a parade to celebrate. but it would be disappointing if they didn't break the record, i would assume. boston folks like to win, right? >> yeah. >> let's take a look at it. 108.6 inches of snow. and we might see more snow in the forecast as we look ahead for the next week or so. this was the storm that brought that 2.9 inches of snow to boston. they have the snowiest on record of all time.

and then we're going to watch the potential for a couple of other little storms that are going to inch their way in towards the northeast. this one is going to be a little bit too warm for an all-snow event although northern new england could get several inches of snow. then we'll watch another clipper system as we head into wednesday and thursday and we have some cold air on its way, can you believe it? i know spring arrives on friday but maybe not for the northeast. we have another plunge of arctic air moving into the great lakes the northeast on thursday and into friday. and this seems to be the pattern as we head into april for the northeast. the rest of the country, though, it feels like springtime. 82 in kansas city. 90 in phoenix. 79 in little rock. two-thirds of the country are enjoying some very nice temperatures. however, that cold air will sink southward across the northern plains, the great lakes. in some cases, 10 to 20 degrees below average for the northeast. so we're not quite into it yet. spring, of course, arrives on friday. we think.

four days, john and jenna, the big downtown. >> you've already got your spring pink on. >> yes, i'm trying very hard. >> or fuchsia, what do we call that? >> it's the only thing i can do to try to bring spring to us in this forecast. >> boston, hang in there. july is coming. thank you, janice dean. we know spring is here and you're preparing your brackets, aren't you? march madness has begun. and you won't believe how much money those office pools bring in. that's next.

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just prior to the tip-off of the first game. >> we don't have one going. should we get one? >> sure. >> is that legal? >> i don't know. >> i guess we should ask the lawyers first. >> probably. >> if navy and army aren't participating we're like -- >> mike krzyzewski, only army guy. >> "the real story" with shannon bream in for gretchen starts now. thanks, guys. new and potentially bigger problem than e-mails for hillary clinton and her foundation taking foreign money. did some money from the cia, talking about your taxpayer dollars, wind up in the hands of al qaeda? and the white house just confirming that david petraeus is still advising the administration. i'm shannon bream in for gretchen carlson. and "the real story" starts right network. robert durst waived extradition today in a