of the boss to go bombing trial begins. >> the sentencing phase could last beaks as the jury sees if they should receive life. they present the case as the plea for jurors to spare tsarnaev's life. tsarnaev was 19 years old when the bombing took place. the brother was the more radicalized that were used. prosecutors are expected to argue tsarnaev along with his older brother display cruel and hannis crimes causing injury and death. some are leaning towards life in prison are urging prosecutors to spare tsarnaev's life. a married couple to lost liefshs

made a statement we must over come impulse revengeance. they reported the second boston marathon since the attack. among the runners were victims of the bombing. they ran the event to show themselves and the world they are boston strong. >> i was laying on the pavement fighting for my life. one year ago i was being run across the pavement with the wheelchair the only thing this year that will be running is my running shoes. >> she ran 3 and a half miles of the race. a facebook page bible verse i have fought the good fight, i have finished the race, i have kept the faith. one spectator at the marathon says no one will ever forget the bombing. but the race thoughs people can move on. >> kelly wright, thank you.

they are mind bars thanks to a healthcare worker who helped unravel the minneapolis terror cell. the specialist alerted the cell about a minnesota team planning a trip to turkey. because of that tip i was placed placed -- he was placed under surveillance and later arrested while trying to board a plane. a friend of his escaped syria hours after the fbi identified him last year. now 18-year-old abby nur is working in syria for americans who want to join isis. >> they were not confused young men. they were not easily influenced. these are focused men who are intent on joining a terrorist organization by any means possible. >> four men arrested in minneapolis two others charged in san diego. officials believe they were all

trying to buy fake passports. >> she tricked her parents to join isis in syria. the 20-year-old woman hoda lied to her parents about a trip to the middle east in november. she was studying business before she took off. her friends and family say she became increasingly radicalized after communicating with other extremists on-line. hoda joins a growing number of young women who have left their families to go and become wives of the isis fighters. developing in baltimore six as they investigate the deadly arrest of a 25-year-old man. an autopsy revealing he suffered a severe final injury when arrested last week eventually killing him. video doesn't explain how or when he was hurt. >> i know when mr. gray was placed inside that van he was able to talk, he was upset and

when he was taken out of that van he could not talk and he could not breathe. >> police insist no extreme force was used during gray's arrest. it was unclear why he was arrested. city officials are calling for calm. it was a second night of protest. >> hillary clinton is in the hot seat as she campaigns. a parent bribery and special treatment. now we are getting an idea of how she is planning to identify herself. good morning, rich. >> hillary clinton begins her second day campaigning in new hampshire. she is fielding questions about the new book scheduled in two weeks claiming while clinton was secretary of state she provided favorable treatment to foreign entities donated to the complinlinton

foundation or paid her president clinton. clinton and allies are painting the book as a republican hit job. >> we will be subjected to all kinds of distractions and attacks. i am ready for that. that comes unfortunately with the territory. >> these are disturbing allegations. they are out there and she is going to have to respond to them. >> when pressed on whether clinton foundation donors received favorable treatment from the obama administration state department josh earnest had no tangible information it is. he won't be the one to say those claims are untrue. >> any other canscandals or controversies that could come out of this book? >> it had significant influence toward foreign governments and entities. the new york times says the book

charges preferential treatment with policy development projects following the 2010 haitian earthquake and payments to build clinton by a major shareholder at the keystone pipeline at the same time they are reviewing that pipeline application. >> thank you for that life report this morning. hillary has no boundaries between the clinton foundation and personal political am digses. my suspicion is any one focus fully revealed on may 5th it will cause a lot of indigestion for bill clinton. >> he would have allowed the clinton foundation to receive foreign politicians foreign individuals in violation of the agreement she made with her own boss the president of the united statesback obama before she took the job. another question is is it appropriate at a time when she is thinking about running for president. it is clear everyone knows to

further accept foreign contributions. >> and u.s. war ship is now being moved into position off the coast of memberyemen possibly setting a stage for a collision course in iran. escalated violence between hut rebels and fighters. the u. ss roosevelt have been dispatched to the arabian sea. it will have iranian weapons to the hut at thises. they are going to deliver the weapons. this development being the total number of u.s. ships in the area to nine. new overnight they ousted mohammed morsi to the killing of protestors in 2010. 12 of the pus limb brotherhood leaders sentenced to 20-years. he was the first leblthed leader. the egyptian military over

throwing the government in 2013. >> two arrests overnight as the 27 survivors of a migrant shipwreck rived back on land in italy italy. they are detained on suspicion of human trafficking. both on board the migrant boat when it capsized killing at least 800 people. >> ac/dc's drummer phil rudd now facing seven years in prison after pleading guilty to a murder for hire plot. the 60-year-old made a plea in a new zealand courtroom acknowledging he offered to pay someone to take out a man. he also directly threatened the victim in a phone call after the solo album launched after it didn't go as planned. he is now out on bail until sentencing in june. the long island widow who dice disappeared with her 14-year-old daughter for nearly three weeks in new york city didn't know people were looking for them apparently. that is the word from her mother. she claims the 51-year-old was under a lot of pressure and

needed to get away but didn't realize she was causing any trouble. mother and daughter were found safe in a hotel. she is in legal battle with her late husband adult children over his will. the city of brotherly love is rolling out the red carpet for quarterback tim tebow. he is celebrating his dining with the eagles with the tea bowing pretzel. >> the treat, you can tell it is a position made famous by tebow. they sell for a dollar. they are hoping to get eagles fans all pumped up. >> what a cute idea. >> i like that. >> the east coast still getting slammed with rain this morning. >> the good news is it won't last long. maria molina is ahead with what is happening. >> did you catch the lightning and thunder last night? strong storms ripping through parts of the east coast. that storm system is still on

the move. dealing with areas of heavy rain across parts of new england and parts of eastern pennsylvania, up state new york and across the new york city area. they will have severe parts in the east coast. this one today will bring a marginal risk of severe weather across texas oklahoma missouri and kansas. the real show in terms of severe weather is coming up as we head into wednesday. that's when we think things are going to ramp up across parts of oklahoma and texas, also extreme southwestern parts of arkansas. you will be looking at the risk of damaging winds, large hail and a few tornadoes are expected. now temperature wise across the nation, not bad at all. parts of the southeast, temperatures behind the front cooled off a little bit. places like rally north carolina further west across the plains, temperatures in the 70's as well for dallas.

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>> they were walking on it kicking it flowing it on the ground disrespecting it in every manner possible. i don't think i could turn a blind eye to that anywhere even if i saw it walking down the street randomly i wouldn't be able to turn my eye to it. being in the military we learn to respect the flag and defend the flag at all costs. that flag is a symbol of our freedom. it stands for everybody in america. >> she was not charged in the incident but has been banned from the school's campus. milford michigan council now voting unanimously to approve this statue for veteran's memorial park. the memorial came under fire some residents didn't like it was of an m 16 rifle. now that bronze and granite statue will be built in the town's central park to honor all of our fallen heros.

a fox business alert now a deadly wisteria outbreak now program prompting blue bell ice cream to recall aftll of the products. >> what do consumers need to know? >> they found two samplings of the cookie dough ice cream tested positive for listeria. they cannot say with certainty how the bacteria got there. it is recalling everything from 23 states and internationally. five people in kansas have gotten sick from listeria and died. three people have been sick in texas. it was traced to a facility in broken air, oklahoma which we told you about a woum weeks ago where operations have been suspended. if you have blue bell products you can return them for a full refund. >> craft is planning to remove all of the die from the mac and cheese. will this color change? >> craft mac and cheese may be removing that bright orange glow

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be carted away on a stretcher. the terrifying moments behind home plate. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is 30 minutes after the top of the hour. just hours from now the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing begins. the trial picking up one day after an emotional boston marathon. kelly wright is here with the latest. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev has the daunting challenge of deciding if he should live or die. the attorneys are trying to convince jurors to give tsarnaev a life sentence. prosecutors are pushing for the

death penalty. survivors of the marathon bombing are hoping the second verdict iswill bring them closure. there are mixed feelings on whether he should be sentenced to death. parents of the youngest victim killed support a life sentence. among the runners victims of the bombing they ran the event to show themselves and the world they are boston strong. >> it made the stronger made me want to speak out and made me want to make a difference in any way that i possibly can. >> you have to applaud her efforts feeling a deep sense of accomplishment. she posted a bible verse on facebook stating i have fought the good fight i have finished the race, i have department the faith. for rebecca what once appeared to be possible has been made possible because of her faith.

one spectator says no one will ever nor get the bombing but the race shows people can move on. >> she truly did finish that race. we are proud of her and many others. >> six police officers suspended as the department investigates the deadly arrest of a 25-year-old man. the autopsy reveals freddie gray suffered a severe spinal injury when he was arrested last week which eventually killed him. brand new police sfur surveillance video doesn't explain how or when he was hurt. >> i know when mr. gray was placed inside the van he was able to talk he was upset and mr. gray was taken out of that van he could not talk and he could not breathe. >> police insist no extreme force was used during his arrest. it is unclear why he was arrested. city officials are asking for calm amid a second protest.

>> six alleged wannabe jihadis are behind bars thanks to a passport specialist. a teen planned a trip to turkey. he was placed under surveillance and later raised trying to board a plane. we are learning a friend of his in minneapolis successfully escaped to syria hours after the fbi identified him last year. that 18-year-old is working from syria to provide support for americans who want to join isis. the feds believe he recruited the americans arrested in this weekend's terror sweep through social media. >> they were not confused young men. they were not easily influenced. these are focused men intent on joining a terrorist organization by any means possible. >> four men arrested in minneapolis. two others charged in san diego. officials believe they were

trying to buy fake passports. as more americans are arrested for trying to join isis and more christians are beheaded overseas the question becomes who is to blame. john mccain says president obama's foreign policy, that is to blame. >> how long are we going to watch these things happen, for example it is in libya now. we had the lost of one that killed gaddafi. everybody just walked away. >> it is on our president's policy. i think it is very clear leading from behind he doesn't believe america's exceptional nation. he believes we are just like any other. doesn't want to get involved. >> the u.s. war ship on the move to the coast of memberyemen setting the stage for a potential collision course in iran. in the face of violence between

hue rebels. the uss roosevelt and uss normandy have been dispatched to the arabian sea. they will interception potential shipments of iranian weapons to those rebels. eight iranian ships are headed to the gulf of aid again to deliver them. it brings the number of ships to nine. as a deadline for a nuclear deal priechs the obama administration facing a new cause for negotiations for the release of americans held in iran. that includes the "washington post" reporter jason ray zion who has been held in iran now for nine months. he is charged with espionage and three other serious crimes. the charges carry a maximum of 20-years in prison. the heat is on for hillary. clinton likely to face tough questions today as she campaigns for new hampshire. at the center a new book

accusing her of bribery and special treatment. how will she respond to the new troubling claims? rich edison washington with the latest. good morning rich. >> hillary clinton is now addressing charges claiming she offered favors to foreign entities while the state department in exchange for donations of the clinton foundation and offering lucrative speaking contracts. clinton says now that it is political season she will be subjected to all kinds of distractions and attacks. she says she is ready for that. reporters are questioning the white house and whether the obama administration is aware of any special treatment the state department offered clinton foundation donors. >> i asked what i thought was a simple question. can you assure us there is absolutely no favorable treatment given to donors of the clinton foundation? >> i am not aware of any tangible evidence to indicate that it did. i am not going to be in a position here every time raises a claim i am going to be the one

that is down here saying it is not true. >> clinton begins her second day campaigning through new hampshire. she will visit a community college and take questions from teachers and students. >> rich when do we expect hillary to be forced to answer the questions about the clinton foundation donors? >> unless one of the roundtable participants asks her a question this morning. she can likely keep avoiding the issue until she grants a press conference or interview. in an interview the campaign chairman says the book is written by a former burke operative with cherry picked information and conspiracy theories from it. she says she hasn't read the book. >> hillary clinton has been trying to sell herself as a candidate who can appeal to the average american voter. but at least one potential gop candidate isn't buying it. >> i think you can look at a whole number of things.

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of the upper great lakes. those are snow showers coming down early this morning. cold air trapped up there across the upper great lakes. across portions of new england it will be a slow commute for you as you head out to work across the morning hours. further quest across parts of the plains western texas, texas panhandle oklahoma panhandle even into parts of missouri we have a concern for isolated severe weather. it is a marginal risk some of these storms could produce large hail and damaging winds. as we head into wednesday the storm system will bring in more moisture and have a lot more punch. there is a chance across oklahoma, texas and further east across parts of in i say miss where you can see damaging hail. across the front in raleigh and atlanta highs in the 70's. you are in the 70's from kansas

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