s shot dead in boston after a man charges at police armed with a knife. that suspect now identified as 26-year-old usama raheem. he has been sur slains for the last 24-hours. a police officer and member of the fbi joint terrorist task force approached rahid outside of the cvs where he worked in boston. >> we have a gentlemen black male coming out without a knife.-- with a knife. >> what was meant to be an interrogation turned deadly. >> we thought it was appropriate to question him about his doings today. unprovoked he came out with a knife. >> this is the large military knife he charged with.

he was forced to shot him when he didn't comply. he was trying to figure out if regime was inspired isis. he was one of several people in the investigation of home grown terrorism. these cases are growing in eerie field office in the country. another man in the boston area was already arrested in connection with rahim. >> we say hi to them every day. >> with one suspect dead and another in custody police insist there is no threat in boston today. >> thanks so much trisha. president obama signed the u.s. freedom act over hauling the surveillance program. what does this mean for collecting your phone records and tracking terrorists? krigs ten fisher joins us to break it down for us. president obama signed a bill hours after it was passed

by congress. it restarted some of the controversial surveillance programs that went dark over the weekend but it also changed it in a big way. >> we passed the most significant surveillance reform in decades. we will protect the security of the united states, but we will also protect the privacy of americans. >> let me break it down for you. here's what the bill will do. it will end the government selection of the phone records instead they will be stored with tell communication companies. the bill preserves some of the other surveillance authorities. it restores the lone wolf provision which allows government to provide nonu.s. citizens to a terror group. the lone wolf terror suspect in boston is a perfect example. it has the roveling wire tap provisions but despite those concessions critics like mitch mcconnell says the bill goes too far in limiting the buying

powers and could put the country at risk. >> 60 percent of the americans are in favor of the tata collection program. i think congress is misreading the public mood if they think that americans are concerned about the privacy implications of this. other speakers have said repeatedly nobody is listening to your phone calls. >> of course privacy is where they disagree. this is a big victory and vindication for edward snowden. >> the new law targets warrant from phone companies how long does it take and who grants the warrants? >> the way it will work is there will be a six-month transition period to the data to the phone companies. intelligence officials would need a court order from a judge

to search that. >> they can do it if they need to. >> thank you kristin. >> you are welcome. >> the patriot act is a sheer violation of the constitution rudy giuliani says restricting information is putting national security at risk. >> the government has not missed views there's no evidence under either president obama there has been any misuse by the government. i happen to know the information is helpful. the government has its hands tied behind its back it can't tell situations where the information has been helpful also. they are going to put it in the hands of private companies and there may be a day we get a bombing we don't pick up fast enough because it will take a while to get there. people could die as a result of that. i think congress is making a mistake here. >> an airline terror hoax scares

passengers across the country. bomb threats made against five flights nationwide federal officials say they were not credible. one was u.s. airways flight from san diego to philadelphia with 93 people on board. police aren't taking any chances. members of the bomb squad and canine teams from the philadelphia police airport unit go through the planes and luggage and confirm there was no hazards nothing dangerous hazardous materials or devices. >> all flights made it to the intended destinations and searched for landing. no explosives were found. this was the second time in eight days there have been multiple threats against airplanes airplanes. >> first it was dna on pizza crust now they are testing forensics on the dc mansion murder suspect clothing and shoes. they are trying to link him to the crime of course.

blood found on darren wint's-- daron wint's shoes. a wife husband and son and their housekeeper were tortured and murdered. they recent licks am ined a large safe in the garage. a woman accused of running over and killing an officer in a fit of road rage pleading not guilty. a 25-year-old darla jackson hit a man and ran him over intentionally. they argued over something just before she drove over him. jackson's family says it is all an accident and she faces first degree murder charges. boston marathon bomber's friend gets 6 years in prison. conspiracy and obstruction of justice. he took a computer and fireworks out of dzhokhar tsarnaev's dorm room and got rid of it after

seeing his friend on the news. during sentencing he said there was no excuse for his actions and apologized to the victims and their families. >> call it the ferguson effect a new wave of crime sweeping through 7 cities all run by democrats. baltimore is coming off of the deadliest month in 15 years. up in chicago, atlanta milwaukee and dallas after monthses of krit siding police. josh earnest now says the rhetoric has been positive. >> anybody who listened to the president the last couple months heard the president on a number of occasions talk about the important work that local police officers do in communities across the country. >> some police officers say they are afraid for their lives and their jobs after seeing what happened in baltimore and ferguson. >> that brings us to our look who is talking executive

director of the black sphere kevin jackson weighing in on the police rhetoric. he says president obama is adding fuel to the fire focusing on police not the communities themselves. >>back obama keeps using the term communities of color. he acts as if people got dropped in from outer space and cops don't know what to do with them. cops know how to deal with people. they know how to deal with people who commit crimes. every time they talk about the statistics and talk about communities of color that are overwhelmingly incarcerated it is the communities of color committing overwhelming crimes. it is very simple. >> it feels like fall if you are just waking up across the northeast. >> it is amazing and you can expect another wet and rainy day. maria molina is tracking it for us. >> quite chilly out there as you walk out the door across the

northeast. we are looking at temperatures in the 50's and 40's. the system responsible was a cold front that ush ped through the area or the at least partly responsible across portions of the northeast out there. we have areas of rain remember tracking through out the die specially in the carolinas heavier rainfall will be concentrated with the system. the moisture already off the coast. current temperature in the city of boston 46 degrees. low 40's as you head kwur they are further north. quite chilly out there this morning. especially this time of year. we are in june and we are looking at parts of these numbers. we have storms we are tracking early this morning. later this afternoon and evening we have possibility of severe storms with tornadoes possible damaging winds as well across parts of kansas nebraska and portions of wyoming.

it will be slightly unsettled for today as we head into tomorrow. temperature wise a hot one in texas 80's and 90's staying cool across parts of new england highs in the 50's and 60's. >> hillary clinton practices had officials sounding the alarms long before the scandal broke this year. internal documents obtained by fox news show the director at the agency was concerned that clinton would take her official records with her after leaving three years ago and violating other statutes. employees expressed concern and clinton was not observing federal law and he was not following up. >> funeral arrangements joe biden's son beau who died of brain cancer. president obama will give the eulogy. friends and family will gather for a viewing on vie in saint anthony in wilmington delaware

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the evening rush. the bus driver was the only person on board at the time. caught on camera the incredible moment a train in florida smashes into a car splitting it down the middle. all three people in the car did survive. somehow the woman in the back seat she was thrown from the car she hit the road cracking her vertebrae. >> the crash the noise, the impact i couldn't hear for seconds or see. i was dazed. when i turned around the car was there. >> the driver of the car was given a $300 ticket for crossing the tracks when the gates were down. >> the investigation of the amtrak derailment now showing there is no mechanical problems. there were none with the train. preliminary findings reveal it may have been humaner error. >> we know speed was a significant factor. speed simply put is what we refer to as a human factor. a factor based on human

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welcome to "fox and friends first" yaim ainsley earhardt. it is half past it top of the hour. we will start with that fox news alert. a suspected terrorist shot and killed ipboston. a police officer gunning down the knife wielding man. that suspect under 24 hour government surveillance. a second man has just been arrested. patricia stark has the latest. >> boston is on edge this morning after police are forced to shoot and kill an armed

terror suspect. it was just after 7:00 yesterday morning when police and the fbi approached a 26-year-old outside the boston cvs. they have been monitoring him for 18 months. recently he's been on 24 hour surveillance. the suspect made statements about wanting to attack the police. when they tried to ask questions the suspect pulled out a knife and charged at them. >> the officer was retreating and that's from the video we have available. they kept retreating verbally giving commands to drop the weapon. >> he refuse today drop it and the officers were forced to open fire. he was shot twice once in the torso and once n abdomen. he was one of several people

under investigation. the fbi says these cases are growing in every field office in the country. another man was also arrested in boston yesterday in connection. his neighbors say they can't believe it. >> i was like what is going on here. it's so close to you, what else is going to happen what's next? >> with one terror suspect dead and another in custody police insist there is no threat to the public in boston. >> thank you. developing right now president obama signs the usa freedom act overhauling the nsa surveillance programs. what does this mean for collecting your phone records and tracking terrorists? kristin fisher joins us live. >> the days of the federal government storing your phone records are coming to an end. critics of the bill say it makes the country less safe.

supporters call it the most significant reform in decades. >> it will protect the security of the united states. but it will also provide the privacy oft americans. >> as other speakers have said repeatedly, nobody is listening to your phone calls. will end the government collection of your phone records. they will be stored withg $ñ telecommunication businesses. even with no established connection to a terror group. that lone wolf terror suspect just killed in boston is a perfect example. it restores the roving wire tappings. it's a vinddication for snoeds who illegally revealed the existence of these programs. here he is speaking to an nemy international from some unknown location. >> in terms of intelligence gathering in terms of

surveillance watching our adversaries, you have to remember the fact we have a proven hospital now that these programs are not effective. >> and the bill was passed in congress yesterday evening, signed just a few hours later by president obama. >> kristin, is intelligence officials suspect a terrorist, how can they tap his or her phone legally? >> there's a six month transition period for the government to move the data to the phone companies. after that intelligence officials will neel2$úa a court order from a judge to tap any american's phone. they'll be able to spy to non-u.s. citizens thanks to the lone wolf provision. >> thank you, kristin. an airline terror scare passengers. one of u.s. airways flight from

san diego to philadelphia with 93 people on board. police not taking any chances. >> members of the philadelphia police bomb squad and k 9 teams from the philadelphia police airport unit go through the plane and the luggage and just confirm there was no hazards, nothing dangerous no hazardous devices. >> all flights made it to their intended destinations. no explosives was found. this is second time in eight days. investigators are testing forensics on the suspect's clothing and shoes. they are trying to find out if he's linked to this crime. there is reports there was blood found on his shoes. th&hut(sáhy d.c. businessman his wife and son were torched and murdered in an apparent murdered plot for cash.

they recently examined a large safe in the garage. he may have snubbed israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a few months ago. president obama is singing a different tune. have you heard about this? top advisor and close friend david axelrod says the president once told him this i think i am the closest thing to a jew that has ever sat in this office. for people to say i am anti-israel or even worse anti-sumettic it hurts. josh earnest now reinforcing that message. >> the kind of common bond and common values that our embodied in his administration that are advocated by thej jewish community. critics speaking out on

president obama's comments. former chief speech writer for president george w. bush says it's not the president's remarks that are unsettling it's his lack of action and relationship with israel that is raising concerns. >> the problem is it's not his words, it's his actions. the first jewish president wouldn't say he's -- as soon as he's going to come into office say i'm not going to defend israel at the united nations. they wouldn't go on 0 minutes and dismiss israel's concerns about iran's nuclear program as noise. this is not things that make people say this is the first jew to sit in the office. former rhode island governor will enter the race for president. he'll be the fourth democratic% in this race.

speaking of hillary, a new poll shows voters are losing trust in her as the campaign moves on. the abc news washington post poll found 41% of voters compare she's trustworthy compared to 53%. jeb bush has not announced he's running but he's losing ground. after leading with 21% in march the same poll finds bush and marco rubio tide. rand paul and scott walker are tied with 11%. the parents and the stars of the reality show 19 kids and counting will answer some questions about the molestation scandal that's surrounding their son. after a juvenile police report was released. megyn kelly will have a exclusive sit down interview with jim bob and michelle duggar tonight that 9:00 p.m. eastern.

we will definitely be watching. while it may be drying out in parts of the northeast. >> the southeast and the plains might be in for more wet weather. maria molina has that plus a travel forecast. >> that's right. good morning, we're tracking some wet weather today. it's all associated with thatk storm system that brought some flash flooding across portions of the northeast. this morning we're seeing areas of rain across coastal parts of the carolinas and the midatlantic. the thing to note is how much cooler it is out there, especially in the northeast. currently we're at 52 degrees in new york city. 46 in boston. and in the 30s across portions of maine. further west you're not too bad across the rockies. 57 degrees in denver, 54 in rapid city. the northern and central plains the concern has been the threat for severe weather and today

we're looking at an enhanced risk for severe storms. there are placed under threat in portions of nebraska and kansas. for tomorrow that risk does continue out there. staying very unsettled there across parts of the plains. cf1 o high temperatures staying below average across the northeast. relatively very warm across the plains. upper 80s. and a quick look at the highs further west. you'll be 95 degrees in las vegas. >> thank you very much. it is 20 minutes till the top of the hour. remote controlled sniper rifles. steel plated suicide trucks. the new details revealed about isis. a graduation gone viral as these seniors dance along to their favorite song. you will never believeq% how fast they learned those moves. ♪

a fox news alert. a lab at the pentagon now added to the growing list of locations that received those anthrax samples. the shipment might have been received at a number of years ago. officials are not sure of the timing. the samples have been found to not contain the live anthrax. the pentagon is still trying to figure out the scale of these botches deliveries. so far labs in 12 states have received samples as well as research facilities in canada south korea and australia. isis now stock piling a frightening sophisticated arsenal according to kurdish fighters. the group obtained a customized scoped sniper rifle. which is able to actually track

targets by computer and fire by remote control. another dangerous addition a truck reinforced with two inch thick steel plates which could crash through checkpoints. a peshmerga commander thinks isis is customizing weapons they have taken. a new watch dog report revealed out dated security irs measures led to the hack attack that exposed personal information of more than 100,000 taxpayers. >> cheryl casone is here with us. >> good morning. yes some very intense testimony the irs's failure to protect the identity of more than 100,000 american taxpayers. the treasury inspector general told lawmakers if the irs had followed his recommendations and upgraded the security the massive theft of taxpayers

social5d security numbers dresses wouldn't have happened. >> we found the office was not monitoring a significant percentage of irs servers which puts the ooers's networks data and applications at risk. >> thieves from around the world stole information and filed thousands of fraudulent tax returns. they said that thieves are operating a global sidyndicate. the irs security systems are looked at each year. the irs isn't monitoring a big portion of its own servers. some of these systems are 50 years old. i didn't know they had computers 50 years ago, but they did. >> to find the fox business

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three minutes before the top of the hour hompt before you leave the house you need to know what's happening today. a second terror suspect arrested in boston hoursc, after police j the fbi shot and killed a knife wielding man who had been under 24 hour government surveillance. president obama signed the freedom act to overhaul the surveillance program. phone companies will collect

data and the united states will need a warrant. let's keep talking. if the overhaul makes it harder to track terrorists what is more important in your mind safety or privacy. after 19 drawings with no winner, the jackpot for tonight's mega millions is up to $253 million. get your tickets, office pools. >> yes i'm in. >> time for the good bad and ugly. the good students in hawaii say good bye to high schools epic way. ♪ >> the entire class of 2015 learning those dance moves in two days for their graduation ceremony. the bad those driverless cars might make you sick. a new study claiming motion sickness will affect people more in driverless cars because of

the frequent changes of speed. finally, the ugly a promposal gone horribly wrong. >> is there any way that you would want to come to prom with me? >> this cringe worthy moment from a new jersey high school going viral. she said no. guess what? it was all a hoax. to guy admitted to faking it. she said no in front of the whole student body. >> it's time to brew on this and get your responses. a lunch manager in colorado was fired for giving free food to students who couldn't >> if doing the right thing equals breaking the rules what message does is make? >> she did what she felt was right. >> rules and laws are put into

place to be followed not broken. that is the most important lesson to teach. >> rose says how can you live with yourself if you let a child go through the lunch line and is hungry. you should get her a medal. >> thanks for watching and thank you for responding. >> have a great day. "fox and friends" starts now. good morning, it is wednesday june 3rd, 2015. i'm elizabeth hasselbeck this is a fox news alert for you. brand-new overnight a terror takedown. a man believed to be tied to isis shot and killed by police after attacking them with a knife. moments ago, authorities making another arrest in connection with the potential terror network. breaking details for you on this, just moments away. have you noticed, crime is actually surging in major cities across the united states homicide up by 100% in one koeát(q what do they have in common? they have something. we'll tell you about it straight ahead as we report and y