witnesses. one interaction was caught on film. take a look. sue oo ab eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. you should apologize to the witnesses today. our woman will never be safe. they don't care about you. >> when police arrived on the scene the two men charged on them still clutching their guns and knives. both were gunned down. david cameron were quick to denounce the attack. >> people across britain and other communities will condemn the attack. we have had these kind of attacks before in the country and we never buckle in the face of them. >> the nypd hat home has increased the presence of the british consulate in the u.s. and tightened security at the army barack. it is time for the 5@5.

new details about the man shot dead by an fbi agent. this time connection to the boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. he was reportedly about to sign a confession to an unsolved 2011 triple murder case in massachusetts which took place on the 10th anniversary of 9-11. toddasev's phone number was in his cell phone. they shared mixed martial arts in chechnya but denies he was part of the attack. he flipped out during questioning and pulled out a knife and that's when he was shot. one agent was stabbed several times but will be okay. fort hood shooter fired attorneys saying he wants to represent himself. major nadal hassan is accused of gunning down 13 people and wounding dozens more at the army base in 2009.

military law allows defendants to defend themselves. he will reportedly ask his attorneys to stay on board if he has questions. they delayed jury selection for a week. he faces death penalty if convicted. a 4th grade field trip to hunt for fossils takes a horrible turn. one is missing after being buried by a land slide. >> waters flood into the hole making it dangerous for rescuers. >> i don't know what i would do. i called my pastor. >> two other children were hurt. one of them seriously. recovery efforts will resume when the sun comes up in just a bit. >> ben bernanke telling congress more progress is needed before they ease up on the stimulus program. the fed has been spending

$85 billion a month in bond purchases. that keeps borrowing costs low and encourages spending and investing. many fear a sharp sell off if the feds step back. >> jurors can't decide if jodi arias deserves the death penalty. the judge is telling them to go back and try again. she was convicted of first degree murder last week. if the jury can't come to a unanimous decision a new injury will be picked to decide her fate. >> brand new photos from inside the destroyed oklahoma schools where 7 students died during monday's tornado. debris is littering what remains of a classroom. amazingly these class pictures still hang on the wall. we know the twister destroyed as many as 13,000 homes and caused more than $2 billion in damage.

all 24 of the victims have been identified the youngest a 4 month old child. live on the ground in moore, oklahoma is anna kooiman. good morning, anna. >> you mentioned that $2 billion in damage that put the monster tornado on track to be the costliest in the history of oklahoma. janet napolitano touring the school and the community. use ago fema escort we were able to get our cameras into an area previously sealed off. the hardest hit neighborhood around the school. pretty much beyond recognition these homes as you are looking at this video. i talked to one couple who feel fortunate for their circumstances both of them at work and their infant at daycare when the storm rolled in. >> when you see this right over his crib, what do you think?

>> i am glad we weren't home. no one was here. >> makes you feel it was all for nothing. make a nice living and something comes tlup and tears it up. >> this couple just breaks your heart listening to them. amanda and grant telling me when grant got home from work he witnessed his neighbors who weathered the storm crawling out of their backyard because there was so much rubble. fema is on the scene as mentioned. canines are helping with the search and rescue. this community has been hit with four tornadoes since 1998 they are used to dealing with this type of tragedy. >> when we hear the local responders did an incredible job it makes your job easier. >> that is the case of what's going on. the people that are walking and being able to get the people

that are not as hurt out and the local people pitch in, too, they are able to get people out as well. >> something we have noticed, ladies, and something fema representatives have said as well these neighbors helping neighbors it is unbelievable to watch them rallying around each other. coming up at 5:30 we are talking to oklahoma native and country music star toby keith as he comes to help his neighbors as well. the rain did come down on tuesday following the tornado. this is not going to be fun for folks trying to salvage what they have left. >> anna kooiman live in moore, oklahoma. thank you. >> so much devastation there. some good news the weather is settling down. extreme weather is moving to another area. it could bring hail and strong winds. >> it's the same system that

produced severe weather across the center of the country over the last several days moving into portions of the east coast producing widespread showers and thunderstorms. parts of the great lakes, northeast and parts goeseorgia florida. you need the umbrella along the eastern part of the country and you can see the showers and storms rolling in pennsylvania and up state new york. it is this area including the mid atlantic we need to watch through out the day today. we could see some of these potentially become severe and produce damaging wind gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour. an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. northwestern new jersey up to new york even the state of vermont. you need to stay alert through out the day today. you heard anna mention we have rain across parts of oklahoma just to the west. we have a cans to see severe weather as well isolated threat out here in places like amarillo

and lubbock, texas. on and offshores through out the day today and even into tomorrow. otherwise a quick look at the high temperatures across the country 75 will be the high in new york city. we are talking upper 08s and 90s across texas. >> maria molina, thank you so much. we will check with you later this morning. down to washington she took the 5th yesterday. did she do it correctly. the official at the center of the irs scandal is facing strong criticism for delivering an open statement and then pleading the 5th before any one could rebut her side of the story. elizabeth bran is covering us from washington with more. >> low which is learner makes a statement and claims the 59. that's not the way we typically see someone use that right. a former prosecutor objected right away. i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws.

i have not violated any irs rules or regulations and while i would very much like to answer the committee's questions today i have been advised by my council to assert my constitutional right not to testify or answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. >> she just testified she waived her 5th amendment right to privilege you don't get to tell your side of the story and not be subjected to cross examination. that's not the way it works. >> reaction coming from both sides of the aisle especially when they were directed at lerner's boss. he said there was no targeting taking place and then not correcting the record. >> at the time i learned about this list i felt i was taking the appropriate actions and my course was the proper one and i still feel that way today. >> i am sorry that's simply not good enough. it's simply not good enough mr. shulman. >> the committee asking

repeatedly how high did this go? who at the top knew and who ordered it? shulman said he visited the white house more than 100 times they repeatedly asked for honest answe answers. >> what she did was testimony. my question is what is our chance. you say you didn't lie to congress didn't break any irs rul rules. i promise we will set up an contempt analysis. >> lerner said she never released the information sooner because she was never asked. >> thanks so much. they could be looking at contempt of congress. elizabeth prann, thank you. >> the white house says it is monitoring 18 suspects and they know who they are. >> in the meantime a top white

house advisor insists that republicans owe ambassador susan rice an apology. lindsay graham is not backing down on this one. he says rice owes the american people an apology. >> not only does she deserve an apology from me or anybody else she deserves to be subpoenaed by the congress and have to give answers to hard questions something she is never had to do before. the people in benghazi get a chance to tell what happened. i am not stopping with the xander in chief and susan rice she is not going to get apologies from me but she is going to get a subpoena. >> they want answers on this one including where the president was on the night of the attack. we will keep you posted. >> 11 after the hour. millions of americans are about to hit the road for memorial day weekend. why driving is going to be a real pain at the pump starting

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popping up overnight. the number rising from 7 to the number of 10. two people died so far. all of the patients have had the same symptoms fever, cough and shortness of breath. they hope to get preliminary lab results back today. >> an estimated 31 million people will hit the road for memorial day weekend. after seeing gas prices fall in march and april those prices have been steadily rising again. jolene kent from fox business network joins us with more on this. >> good morning. thank you for being here. >> prices go up for the 7th day in a row. 3.66 cents a gallon. especially the midwest is going to be hit hard with prices hitling 4.28 in minnesota and the rest of the country prices are up between 2 and $0.11 a gallon. 2000000 americans will drive 50 miles or more this weekend.

certainly a lot of pain at the pump patti anne. ann. >> there were reasons they were going down why are they going up? >> there are a lot of reasons contributing but with demand going up it contributes to it. >> open up the pocket book. >> there are new airline ratings. virgin airlines are number one? >> first time they were on the list who knew. consumer reports ranked all of the airlines based on comfort cleanliness and service. >> jetblue came in number 2 thanks to the network. the average banked airline rounding out the top 3 with southwest famous for the bag slice healthy.

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>> 20 after the hour. check this out a rave enhaired robbery in iowa shows up to a bank in a stunning green dress and slips a note to the teller demanding cash. she may have been wearing a wig. facebook people say she may not even be a she. there's no word on how much money was taken. >> one lucky can ficanne film festival will get to go on a trip on the ver shan galactic space flight with a star. it costs 200,000 dollars. >> thanks so much. outrage is growing this morning as we are learning about more disturbing details about the justice department targeting of our own chief washington

correspondent james rosen as well as other members of cfox news. shannon breen is covering this for us. >> we are learning just how wide the just disdepartment went in investigating james rosen. >> the executive branch i don't care which party the executive branch can't be its on judge. >> they have a wide ranging collection of evidence in a case involving fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen introduced legislation from journalists who obtained information from sources. they show how widened the justice department passed in the rose eninvestigation. the u.s. attorney's office has a lengthyy list of phone numbers. area codes p and exchanges that match up into phone lines into fox work stations in the white house as well as other fox

offices and cell phones. the final four digits have been redacted making it impossible to know exactly who the justice department tracked. however fox news has confirmed that two of the phone numbers are an exact match to both rosen's cell phones and his parents hard line at their home in new york. >> seems to be incident of clear violations that the spirit and le of t letter of the law of the first amendment. >> they gave investigators access to the e-mail account based on affidavit by an fbi agent who not only accused rose enof committing a crime but asked the search warrant be sealed suggesting rosen could be a flight risk. if persons notify any one a person issued on a subject account the subject of the investigations and other persons may further mask their identity flee or otherwise obstruct this investigation. white house press secretary jay carney was pressed again today on whethre the president

stands on the rosen case and suppressing 20 phone lines. >> he believes investigations ought to be conducted properly rules and procedures ought to be followed pannand in general the press need to be accorded significant freedom in doing its job. >> wednesday the chief judge of the federal district court in washington issued an order and an apology addressing the fact that documents in the rose encase have been kept under seal for 18 months after the seal had been ordered lifted. judge lambert said a review is underway and announced a new category will be added to the court's web site where search warrants will become public with limited exceptions. heather, patti ann, back to you. >> shannon thank you so much. james rosen a flight risk. it is now 25 minutes after the hour. coming up some people are asking this question. why didn't an elementary school in oklahoma have some sort of a storm shelter to protect those

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2005. today there are two suspects who were both shot by police recovering in the hospital they are under armed guard. according to witnesses after killing the soldier outside of the barracks in southeast london they asked people to take photographs. this is what one witnesses caught on the camera. >> we must fight as they fight us. an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth. in our land our women have to be safe. they don't care about you. >> the british prime minister david cameron later condemned the attacks. this is what he said. >> people across britain penal

in every community will utterly condemn these attacks. we have this these other sorts of attacks before in the country and we never buckle in the face of them. >> one suspect is thought to be of nigerian background a local man british born a university student at grin itch nearby and a man according to other witnesses was recently seen preaching in the town center here. back to you. >> martin brunt live for us in london. >> the florida man shot dead by an fbi agent and his connection to the boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. todashev was investigated in the

murder. his number was in tsarnaev's cell phone. his wife says she shared roots in chechnya and an interest in martial arts. todashev flipped out during questioning and pulled out a knife. he was shot. >> fort hood shooter fired his attorneys and said he wants to represent himself. major nadal hassan is accused of gunning down 13 people and wounding more in 2009. the military law allows defendants to represent themselves. the judge will ask his attorneys to stay on board in case he has any questions. that news prompting the judge to delay jury selection for a week. a chain reaction school bus crash leaves dozens injured. it happened when the first bus

stops to drop off a student. >> there were quite a few sitting on the ground. they looked injured. there were lots of kids walking around with ice packs on their heads. >> none of the kids involved were seriously hurt but a bus driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> school officials shuttle 50 public schools this will be the largest single wave of planned school closures in public history. rahm emanuel and school officials say they will have to tut cos-- cut costs in order to close a billion dollar budget shortfall. >> it was a miracle catch for a san francisco giant's fan. a dad in the stands for the national giant's game yesterday catches a foul ball. wait, what is that in his other hand? it's his son. he play it is cool. casually waves the ball in the air. we are thinking rom had a different reaction when she saw this one. that is your 5@5:30.

>> i am with you on that one. that was a good catch. >> he is lucky. >> brand new potatoes we are about to show you from the destroyed oklahoma school where 7 students died during monday's tornado. debris is now littering what remains of this little children's classrooms. amazingly the pictures still hang on the wall. the twister destroyed as many as 13,000 homes and caused more than 2 billion in damages. all 24 of the victims have been identified and the youngest one is just a four-month old child. let's go live on the ground in moore, oklahoma with anna kooiman. >> good morning anna. >> good morning. you mentioned $2 billion estimated in damage here from that monster tornado putting it possibly to be on track in the

history books as the costliest ever. you see cars are still on top of cars the smell of gasoline is still very potent. you know what? progress is slowly starting to be made. we spoke with folks here from the shopping center who mentioned cleanup crews are scheduled to come in today and start removing some of this debris. but it is beginning to rain so we wonder how the weather is affecting things. country music sensation toby keith rushing to oklahoma following the devastating tornado coming to the aid of his friends and family who still live here. take a listen to what he told shepard smith. >> maybe the tornado last time they are helping people that got hit this time. you get it back up and running. it's our home. when you call some place home you can tell that people already starting to pick themselves up. the neighbors are coming around

passing food out bringing blankets and water. they are resourceful and got that spirit. it's like, hey, oklahoma made it through the dust bowl so tornado is just another day at blood rock we are right back in the middle. >> toby keith also planning to do a benefit concert for the victims of this monster tornado. using fema escort we were able to get into an area previously shut off the streets surrounding plaza towers where 7 elementary students were killed. the neighborhood i have to tell you has been pancaked nearly beyond recognition. i did speak to one couple who feels fortunate for their circumstances the husband and wife both at work and their infant son at daycare when the storm rolled in. >> when you see this right over his crib, what do you think? >> i am glad we weren't home. no one was here. my neighbors were home.

she is a stay at home mom they stayed and weathered the storm. when my husband got here they were crawling out of our backyard because they couldn't get out of the front of their house. >> the couple telling me normally they are prideful people and they like to do things on their own this is the first time they have ever had to ask for help. they are getting help from the local church. janet napolitano touring the area promising federal aid. >> anna kooiman thank you very much. we will check in with you later this morning. in the middle of the country extreme weather is moving into another region. >> let's check in with maria molino. >> areas in the northeast are dealing with the storm system. it is parked over the center of the country finally moving east. we have quieter conditions across sections of the midwest. take a look at the great lakes,

parts of florida and georgia. we have showers and storms over the area. you could be dealing with heavy down poors through out the day. this is a slow moving storm system. it is across the northeast over the next several days. for today ahead of the system we have the threat for severe storms damaging storms 60 miles an hour. patti ann an isolated tornado is in place. >> maria molina thank you very much. we loo keep an eye on that one. the irs official at the center of targeting conservative groups. er gaee an opening staple but then said she was taking the 5th. house over site committee darrel issa says he will subpoena lerner back to testify. >> there are a lot of questions about lois lerner and who is

she? doug mcelway takes a look at her path. >> lois lerner is facing a maelstrom which she apologized for the irs targeting of conservative groups. >> they used names like tea party or patriot and they selected cases simply because the application had those names in the title. >> she said see hadn't revealed the information sooner because she was never asked. two-days before the aba conference lerner was specifically asked about the investigation. >> mrs. lerner if you could comment briefly on the status of the investigation into these political not for profits. >> there was a question that began this discussion and there's a questionnaire out there seeking information from section 501 c 4, 5 and 6 organizations. >> congressman crowley called her answer evasive. >> the bottom line is you can't

lie to congress and you cannot be evasive. >> in the 1990s lerner says chief enforce am under her direction they under took the largest enforcement action suing the christian coalition for violating campaign laws. the christian coalition won. in one deposition they asked if pat robertson prayed for him. james bob was the christian coalition's lawyer. >> i was shocked and appalled frankly even though i hope the deposition doesn't reveal that, you know, both political activity and religious activity specifically protected by the first amendment. >> when bob learned years later he had been promoted to an irs position he became concerned. >> he wshe was being promoted f what she had done at the federal election commission and now was going to be expected and what i

was concerned about expected to replicate that at the irs now we know that's exactly what happened. >> lerner is represented by william w. taylor who is known for winning with dominic straws kahn in a high profile sexual assault case. doug mcelway, thank you. it is 43 minutes after the hour. we have information about the florida shoot-out police are talking to the man estranged wife. a bait and switch. you may have showed up for big bucks for quality liquor and served something else. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you engineer a true automotive breakthrough?

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>> new details about the man shot dead by an fbi agent. we are hearing from the shooting victim's estranged wife. good morning melissa. >> 24-hours after the scene took place and the crime scene tape is still up. police officers are still out here. they are still driving in. the fbi units are out here. a dispatch unit is expected to be here this morning.

abraham todeshev's place is still being roped off. he was questioned about the ties to one suspect tamerlan tsarnaev in the boston bombing. they did martial arts and live in the boston area at the same time at the same point. now we are told that tshg odashev met with agents and two massachusetts state troopers late tuesday night. while he was being questioned we are told he became violent after questions about an unsolved triple murder in 2011 that happened in the boston suburbs. he lunged on an officer and actually tried to stab him with a knife. that is unclear. through out the time we have spoken with one of his friends. his friends say ibragim was not involved. his wife says he was not involved he's from a chechen immigrant roots where mixed

martial arts is what they do and that's how they know each other. we will give you more details coming up a little later. an interesting connection that is not getting a lot of coverage. that is these two men tsarnaev and the guy in orlando were friendly with the three men who were killed in boston. so there may be more links and we will keep overicovering that. >> 48 after the hour. a major auto recall just before the holiday weekend. one car maker warning the wheels can fall off while you are driving. >> the doj tracking a fox news reporter's e-mails without a warrant. up next we will tell you how to stop the feds from reading your e-mails, too. first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> good morning patti ann. good morning to you as well heather. we are talking to the family of the iconic image in the

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busted for allegedly refilling their bottles with most expensive bottles with cheaper alcohol so they could charge more money. r >> we've been telling you about the federal government tracking fox news reporter james rosen's e-mails and phone calls. the f.b.i. can do this without a warrant, so how do you protect ourselves? it's a question a lot of us are asking as a result of this case. we're talking with the c.e.o. of case.com. there is a lot of confusion here. what legal authority does the government have to have before accessing our e-mails? >> the magic number is 180. anything less than 180 days old that is h.r. read, they don't need a warrant. they really just need a subpoena. anything over 180 days old that is opened or even if

it is unread, they can have access to. this is an arrestty -- an artifact from a dated piece of legislation that hasn't kept up with the particular times. >> let me make sure i understand this clearly. if anything is older than six months it's free game. the government can grab it without a warrant or anything? >> right. >> what can we do to protect ourselves? >> other than going back to passing notes in class. something things you can do. delete e-mails. >> we've been told once you hit the delete button, it still exists. >> you're looking at it in two areas. on your local computer it might exist but we're talking about cloud storage, yahoo. when you start deleting e-mails, you've got to download them and delete them off the cloud server, it is going to take an act of god to recover e-mails

off a service like g-mail. you can encrypt your e-mails. there are services free and paid you can get for smart phones, tablets, et cetera that will allow you to put in end to end protection. >> that would require a password and that is kind of a pain in the neck. >> not really. depends on how sensitive your information. if you don't want to spend the five seconds it takes to encrypt your message, tough understand what wlil haen if the government gets a hold of them. >> facebook is open to the public because it is largely public; right? >> facebook has changed from when they used to be a message service now to storage communications but transaction things like skype, i-message, things like that are not on stored communications. they are transactional.

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>> it's about a minute till the top of the hour. here's what you need to know before you leave the house. house oversight committee chairman darrell issa will subpoena lois lerner to come back and testify. she took the fifth yesterday. jurors can't decide if jodi arias should get the death penalty.