conor sullivan is described at 5'5", about 150 pounds. on monday morning, school staff say he was wearing a black shirt, a faded black sweatshirt, black shorts and blue/white sneakers. the sheriff's department did serve montavista high as well as the nearby shopping center, the parks and fremont open space preserve where the teen likes to run. the hope will show up on his own or anyone who knows where he might be gives authorities a call. in cupertino, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> a follow-up to a story we first told you about yesterday. the woman whose phone was taken but u.s. marshals says she's going to sue. she says when she saw marshals in her neighborhood he swabbed down the street to take a closer look. the federal task force was investigating local bikers. she says while using her cell phone to record the incident, the officer came, snatched the phone away and started destroying the phone, but a neighbor catch the entire incident on camera. >> any member of the public can record the police as long as the law enforcement a

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conor powell has more from our mid-east newsroom. conor?it's being called the worst refugee disaster and hundreds are being feared dead. the coast guard is trying to find survivors but increasingly they are recovering bodies from the water. the boat capsized 50 miles off the coast of libya, 100 miles south of italy. it was packed full of people and capsized when the refugees rushed to one side of the boat in an effort to draw attention of another passing ship. this is a particularly dangerous time of year the number of migrants increases as springtime weather rolls in and seas are calmer and the weather warmer. but smuggler ships are crowded and often old and poor low maintained. every year hundreds and thousands of refugees from africa, asia and the middle east attempt to cross and they are substantially numbers are up in large part so many trying to make the cross because of the violence from iraq in syria and isis and the growing violence in libya. harris? >> conor, thank you. >>> now to that new video from the islamic state terrorist of

his name is conor sullivan. this is his picture. he disappeared from monte vista high school on monday morning. nbc bay area's robert honda is at the command post which has been set up at monte vista high. and robert, any clues so far? what do we know? >> reporter: we don't know much yet, but then they haven't released many details about the ongoing search. what you see behind me is part of an ongoing effort to find the missing teenager who, as you said disappeared monday here at monte vista high school. but the area and the search area has expanded. beefed up by the people signing up here. there has been a steady flow of people at the volunteer center at monte vista high since it was set bip the cupertino emergency response team this afternoon. searchers have been going door to door looking for 17-year-old conor sullivan, and today they focused on rural areas and parks. his parents call the disappearance very unusual and say they did not notice any change in conor's behavior. >> very empathic. he's always concerned about making sur

even the fremont open space preserve, because conor apparently enjoins running there. in cupertino, chris sanches "today in the bay." >>> involving an 8 years old boy taken with the family car. the boy is back home, but the parents claim fair field police treed them unfairly. >> have you looked at the carpet? that looks like blood [ screaming. >>> officers say suzanne guzman refused to allow them in the home. this is taken from the boy's father. he says the reason police were not let i inside is they have dogs now the family plans to filed a complain against the complaint >>> right now we are getting our first look alternate video of the latest security breach at the san jose airport. after she reportedly scaled a fence. you see her walking right on the tarmac before a u.p.s. employees reportedly spotted her. >>> the new fence is ten feet tall and has a barbed wire. >>> they made off with a pricey and rather large musical instrument. the two thieves stole a cello from a 16-year-old girl's car. cellos are expensive. surveillance cameras caught the thieves in action. you

too many people trying to get on too many ships going towards europe shannon. >> conor, thank you for the update. >>> kurdish forces say they have scored a victory against isis militants in iraq. ard a aaccording to a senior official, the peshmerga recaptured two villages south of kirkuk. the peshmerga has emerged as a fighting source against the militants. >>> one mother is blasting the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff for his comments on ramadi. that, of course, infuriated debbie lee, a woman you see here on the left side of your screen. she is the mom of a navy s.e.a.l. who died fighting in ramadi back in 2009. she wrote a letter demanding an apology. this morning she told "fox & friends" just how much his comments hurt. >> our sons daughters our wives, fathers they have sacrificed so much for us and to say that's not symbolic, it's not significant are you stinking kidding me? and i can't think of anything that was more painful and insurance sensitive than those comments that he made and that is just appalling. >> more than 2,000 families have fled ramadi this week ahead of th

in jerusalem, conor powell, fox news.: returning to our top story, president obama defending the framework nuclear agreement with iran. he calls that, quote a once in a lifetime opportunity. while also trying to explain the obama doctrine during his interview with "the new york times." >> you asked about an obama doctrine. the doctrine is we will engage, but we preserve all our capabilities. lou: joining us tonight former u.s. ambassador to the united nation, fox news contributor john bolton. ambassador, what in the world -- let's begin the most basic level here for my bicep fit. benefit. what is the obama doctrine for crying out loud? >> well, i don't have a clue, but worse than that, the president doesn't have a clue either. to say engagement or diplomacy is his doctrine is to completely miss the point. engagement, diplomacy or tactics they're elements in your tool box. engagement and diplomacy for what objective? that's what you need to have a strategy or doctrine. and i don't think the president knows or at least he's

conor's parents say his disappearance is odd. right now he's being classified as a run away with suspicious circumstances. >>> it could impact nearly every student in california. the highly controversial mandatory vaccination bill passed another hurdle. it passed through a state education committee but not before getting key amendments. they put in thing that would allow kids who designed to enroll rr in group schools. parents opposed to vaccinations are promising to keep fighting even if that means taking the battle to court. >>> another night of torture at at&t park but for barry bonds convikds over conviction overturned. this was a big victory for bonds. >> reporter: it was. we've been covering it since 2003. the dodger fans didn't want to admit that they care about barry bonds but the giants fans did. and what does this mean for a possible walk in to the hall of fame? giants fans rooting for the world champions in the house that bear barry built. they're excited that the legal challenges might finally be over. >> it's the jus

they're interviewing conor to determine where he's been. they've not given details on what led to his disappearance. to get the very latest news and updates anytime, all you need to do is download the nbc bay area news app. >>> oh my did you see it and do you believe it? the bay area with a collective scream. stephen curry leads the warriors to one of the greatest comebacks in franchise history. it was an over time thriller. the game was in new orleans but the party and torture was here in the bay yaurarea. what we're seeing is historical and magical for this franchise. this is one of those nights we'll remember for a long while. >> reporter: it was fun but it's not good for your health. you can hear fans screaming from here to new orleans. some fans left early which was a big mistake because if you're old school you know a championship is in your blood. a man stayed behind the manage his business and be with the warrior faithful. >> i've been a season ticket holder for more than 30 years. >> he was there when the w's won the championship i

conor powell live from the middle east bureau. what happened there, conor?> reporter: details are limited but we know a group of americans both from the state department the embassy in kabul and military were meeting with provincial governor in jalalabad in the compound. right after the meeting concluded the embassy officials left via helicopter. a afghan soldier opened fire, killed one u.s. soldier and injured two others. the lone attacker reportedly killed but why he did this is very much unclear. these types of attacks, unfortunately, bill, are all too common to u.s. and international troops in afghanistan. bill: is there any confirmation whether or not the shooter the afghan shooter has a connection to the taliban? >> reporter: u.s. officials say this is under investigation but these types of insider or green on blue attacks have happened pretty regularly in afghanistan. this is only second time this year. 44 international troops were killed by afghan troops back in 2012. a lot of times the taliban does take credit for these attacks but not all the time

we're talking about a 17-year-old, conor sullivan who showed up at monte vista high school, but after the first period has not been seen by staff nor his family. his family told the sheriff's deputies that they haven't seen him since monday morning, and the sheriff's deputies say the teen did show us, but after school staff saw him around 10:00, he wasn't seen the rest of the day, nor the school day on tuesday. the sheriff's department won't say whether they consider him a runaway or considered at-risk. he's described at about 17-year-old, 5'5", about 150 pounds, on monday morning school staff says he was wearing a black shirt, faded black sweatshirt, black shorts and some blue/white sneakers. they searched nearby parks and the fremont open space preserve where the teen likes to run. the hope is he will show up back at home, at school or if someone has seen them. >>> thank you very much. >>> a follow-up. the woman whose phone was taken by the u.s. marshal said she will sue. beatrice said when she saw marshals in her neighborhood, she walked down the street for a closer look. they were

conor powell joins us live from the middle east. conor, so what is going on in yemen right now?yeah, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula using the chaos in yemen to really grow and expand their operations. it was just a few weeks ago that they busted out about 300 or so of their fighters from prison. and now they control the key southern city and much of the surrounding province as well. they control the city. they control the airport and they control the shipping oil terminal. now, al qaeda's law maintains a sort of presence in this area despite u.s. drone strikes, which are really focused in that area. but after the u.s. military was forced to leave because of the shiite takeover of the country and saudi air strikes. the al qaeda operations really expanded, they have taken advantage of the growing kay office. the houthi shiite rebels. they aren't targeting any of the al qaeda operations there. and that's one of the sort of big problems there. al qaeda, of course has used yemen to strike and it to plan attacks against the west. against the united states. but the saudi air strikes

fox news correspondent conor powell with our report. >> reporter: with the fighting in yemen showingsigns of letting up, the international committee of the red cross says a humanitarian crisis is brewing. basic items are in short supply. we have been without water for five days says mohamed and the hue houthis have been attacking us for days. calls for a ceasefire have been ignored. nearly two weeks ago saudi arabia launched airstrikes to stop the advance of shiite houthi rebels. the rain yoon-lanked -- iranian-linked fighters have taken control of most of yemen. so far the saudi airstrikes have done little to slow down the houthis, and the crisis in yemen has only worsened. today pakistan said saudi arabia has requested it contribute troops to the operation. raising the possibility of a ground offensive which just recently saudi officials seemed to rule out. over the weekend russia floated a proposal that would impose a total arms embargo on yemen. that idea, however, was immediately rejected by saudi arabia. still as the air campaign increasingly looks unlikely to solve the conflic

they say that conor attended his first. class at mono vista high school but then missed the remaining classes unfortunately haven't seen since. connor is 5 feet 5 inches tall he weighs about 150 pounds anyone with information is asked to call the santa clara county sheriff's department. >>> a time hasn't run out in san pablo at seven this morning the hospital closed its doors for good after years of losing money. fox2 news was there this morning as staff said goodbye. >>reporter: sharing hugs, and shedding tears. employees of doctors medical center came together on the front lawn this morning for an emotional ceremony. saying goodbye to a hospital that helps so many. >> it's very difficult. it difficult. it hit me when i came in. it's a funeral because most of us have been here for years. and we are a close-knit family. it's a devastation for the community. >>reporter: the financially strapped public hospital in san pablo officially shut down at seven this morning. this facility served roughly one quarter million people acr

search crews and cupertino volunteers are out looking for 17-year-old conor sullivan. they say they've covered about half the city so far. the teen was seen monday at high school. the sheriff's office has no evidence of foul play but are still suspicious of his disappearance. >> it's suspicious because it's out of his character. he wakes up goes to school, practices sports and then comes home right away. >>> new at 5:00 this could have been much worse. the giant tree about five stories tall fell over today, crashing into that garage down below. this happened in san jose on ninth street north of downtown. a fence and that garage were flattened. thankfully no injuries. no word yet on what caused this locust tree to fall. >>> an emotional tribute to a fallen firefighter, jose martinez died of cancer three years ago, and today his name was added to those who died in the line of duty. damian has the story where martinez' name will appear forever. >> reporter: that's right. there are 50 names on this wall of honor outside of fire station 1 in san jose. the last four names on

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. >> thank you conor. >>> through easter and passover holidays we are reminded that thousands aroundfering persecution because of their religious belief. joining us now to talk about the threats and how people of all different faiths with join together for a common cause, rabbi mark gellman and a columnist also with us, and as we preach the gospel we need to remember those suffering around the world an give up this sort of discount rate prosperity gospel that says that normal life is easy. no, faith calls us to something that is hard and worth it. >> and many are experiencing that around the world that many of us around the world in the states can't imagine. dr. moore and rabbi thank you very much. happy easter and i blessed passover to you. >> thank you, shannon. god bless you. >> you, as well. >>> for millions of coptic christians, they'll celebrate next sunday. and one woman another as the mother teresa of cairo has dedicated her life to help them overcome. lauren green our chief religion correspondent has her story. >> hi, shannon. it is the first ever biography what's been worki

book "clinton cash" when "the new york times" questioned whether hillary clinton did favors for big conors to her husband's global foundation yet the media turned the book into the week's top political story. >> the appearance of impropriety is staggering. the defense is paltry to say the least. >> is this a serious story of how top politicians use power or is the candidate herself argues merely a distraction? >> what is not par for the course. what is surprising is that along with the fox news channel having some sort of exclusive deal to advance hype this anti-clinton book from this conservative activist who has a history of doing stuff like this we are now learning that "the new york times" and "the washington post" have also entered into some arrangement with the author. >> the clinton camp's pushback focused on peter schweizer's background. advising george w. bush's white house and sarah palin. >> it's a book that's written by a former bush operative who is a reporter for that news institution breitbart.com or has been in the past. >> fox news aired an hour-long special friday night o

thanks a lot conor. >>> emergency workers are fearful there could be more after shocks. >>> we're goingke good on their promise. they shut the city down last night. >> well, initially it was a peaceful protest but it certainly turned violent. take a look at this video. you see people getting on top of cars. there's a report of one agitater who stole a police hat and jump on top of a car. all of this was going on as the orioles were playing the red sox. 37,000 people were urged to stay inside because of the violence outside. >> they were held oxing as protesters resorted to looting, property destruction, turning over of cars and eventually the police got it under control. as you know freddie gray was killed under circumstances that are being investigated by the baltimore authorities and the department of justice. he died of three fractured vertebrae in the neck and a crushed windpipe. they are trying to get to the bomb of what happened to him. six police officers have been suspended with pay. at the same time freddie gray's sister is asking for people in baltimore to keep the peace. >> f

. >> good morning, conor. >> reporter: good morning.ne of the four attacker who is they say is a son of a kenyan government official. kenyan police say he fled to somalia last year to join al shabab. his father is a government chief of a local district and police are still looking for other accomplices as part of this sort of complex attack on this church -- or on this university of christians. now, one bright spot of this attack is that 19-year-old cynthia survived for two days by hiding in a closet. she wasn't able to drink or eat anything. she survived by drinking body lotion. this attack killed 148 people and wounded dozens more. christians in kenya celebrating easter with very very heavy hearts. >> unbelievable story. >> an eastern miracle that she survived for sure. >> can you imagine listening to the terror going on outside as your friends are being slaughtered for their faith. >> and the presence of mind to stay there because they are being lured out you will come into safety if you come out and then being executed. worldwide su