." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.ton is picking up the pieces tonight, caring for the wounded and preparing to bury the dead from monday's terror attack. here are the headlines. three are dead. 176 of the injured were transported to area hospitals. president obama today called it heinous and cowardly and an act of terror. he said the fbi is investigating it as an act of terrorism. and the president said it is still unclear who is behind the attack. investigators say no person or group has claimed responsibility. we have fox team coverage tonight. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is monitoring the hunt for whoever is responsible from here in washington. at the white house wendell goler tells us what else the president said. we begin in boston with senior correspondent rick leventhal near the bombing sites. hello, rick. >> and, bret, tonight the fbi confirms that it believes both bombs were concealed in black nylon bags or backpacks and would have been heavy. they are asking for anyone who may have se

bret? >> bret: molly, thank you.bi is looking into secret recordings made in the kentucky office of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and obtained by liberal magazine "mother jones." mcconnell's people acknowledge they are working with law enforcement and charge that the left is using watergate style tactics. in the recording, advisors are heard discussing the possibility of using a political attack involving the mental health history of potential democratic challenger ashley judd who has since said she will not run. exxon mobil has been ordered to pay $236 million in damages after being found libel for ground water contamination in new hampshire. it was the longest state trial in new hampshire history nearly three months. but the jurors took just 90 minutes to reach that decision. we'll have some more examples of wasteful government spending later in the grapevine. up next, trying to figure out what north korea is going to do next. plus one communication we did not previously know about. u drive? i have a ford

bret? >> bret: mike, thank you.ted nations general assembly has overwhelmingly passed its first treaty regulating multibillion-dollar arms trade. iran, north korea, and syria blocked adoption of the treaty by consensus. the u.s. voted in favor. many gun rights advocates here in the u.s. oppose the treaty. the attorney general in texas, for example, has written the president asking him not to sign the treaty saying it contains language that could be used to trample individual rights. federal prosecutors say new york democratic state senator malcolm smith tried to bribe his way on to the republican ticket for new york city mayor. smith and several other political figures have been charged with corruption. smith denies wrongdoing. former south korea governor mark sanford is on today's republican run off ballot for his old congressional seat. sanford, who resigned after an extramarital affair was the top vote getter two weeks ago in the primary. is he facing former charleston county councilman curtis boss stick. the win

bret? >> bret: molly, thank you.ood and drug administration has lowered the minimum wage for girls to buy the plan b morning after pill without a prescription. girls as young as 15 will be able to purchase the emergency contraceptive. the f.d.a. says the drug no longer has to be kept behind pharmacy counters. earlier this month, a federal judge ruled there should be no age restrictions at all for plan b. the president soft pedals on syria and side steps on benghazi. the fox all-stars go over all the moves when we get back. so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this month, and even next year. for seeing your business's cash flow like never before, introducing cash flow insight powered by pnc cfo. a suite of online tools that lets you turn insight into action. ♪ there you go. come on, let's play! [ male announcer ] there's an easier way to protect your dog from dangerous parasites. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, beef-flavored tablet that prevents heartworm disease, kills fleas and p

this is "special report". >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. after a day of bipartisanship, president obama was back to politics today. he followed up thursday's trip to texas with a historic visit to one of his key support groups to talk about one of the most polarizing issues in the country. here is chief washington correspondent, james rosen. >> the first sitting president to address planned pareho mr. obama thanked the 1,000 supporters at the national conference for what he called the remarkable work you're doing. >> somewhere there is a woman who received a new lease on life because of a screening that you provided that helped catch her cancer in time. there is one thing the past few years have shown, it's that planned parenthood is not going anywhere. it's not going anywhere today. it's not going anywhere tomorrow. >> planned parenthood performs an estimated 300,000 abortions a year. president obama never used the word, nor did he mention the ongoing murder trial in philadelphia that captured national attention in which dr. kermit gosnell

." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.is picking up the pieces tonight, caring for the wounded and preparing to bury the dead from monday's terror attack. here are the headlines. three are dead. 176 of the injured were transported to area hospitals. president obama today called it heinous and cowardly and an act of terror. he said the fbi is investigating it as an act of terrorism. and the president said it is still unclear who is behind the attack. investigators say no person or group has claimed responsibility. we have fox team coverage tonight. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is monitoring the hunt for whoever is responsible from here in washington. at the white house wendell goler tells us what else the president said. we begin in boston with senior correspondent rick leventhal near the bombing sites. hello, rick. >> and, bret, tonight the fbi confirms that it believes both bombs were concealed in black nylon bags or backpacks and would have been heavy. they are asking for anyone who may have seen a

bret? >> bret: amy, thank you.johnson is a terrorism analyst and senior fellow at the foundation for defensive democracies. let's talk to him for a few minutes. he is in new york tonight. tom, let's start about what you think about what you have seen so far about the history of these two men, what they have put up on their web sites respectfully and the tie to chechnya and radical islam. >> it's going to take time to piece together the full story there are still facts out there we don't know including their travels abroad. a key window into their ideology comes from the social media web pages. and, in particular, the older brother on his youtube page had a number of jihadist videos, some of which are very similar to the type of propaganda that al qaeda puts out. >> bret: you say that. what kind of stuff? >> well, in particular, one video talks about the black flags. a key part of the al qaeda ideology, jihadist ideology is the idea that this battle is going to be fought in afghanistan, pakistan, iran, and parts of

bret? >> bret: personal reflections seeing her?particularly remember she had a meeting in april about this time in 1990 with then president george bush. that was prior to the first gulf war where she would play an important advisory role but it was about europe and nato and those issues that that whole package of issues. and it was the summit sunday was held on a very windy, warm, humid day. and the leaders came out to meet the press. outdoors. and president bush's hair was blowing all over. everybody's hair was blown all over the place. mrs. thatcher's hair was rock solid. it didn't look like it was covered with gloss of nil kind. it was motionless. i was standing by marlin water bush's press secretary and her press secretary and i turned and said "what is she using on her hair?" it was a brief pause and ingham said it's thompson water seal. [ laughter ] well that will stick with you. >> well, it was sort of symptomatic of her. she never wavered. >> bret: brit, as always, thank you. >> you bet. >> brit: what are your thoughts on t

. >> bret: good evening, i am bret baier. this is a fox news alert. we are seeing the two images that the f.b.i. is labeling as suspects in the boston mara thon bombing. they are known as suspect number one and suspect number two. the f.b.i. released video and still pictures and asked the public's help in identifying these two men. they are considered arm dangerous. we fascinating role of social media . we start with rick levan thal with the last on the pictures. >> dramatic developments in the hour. good news and bad news. the bad news, is that the f.b.i. would not release these still photos if they knew who these guys were. if they spent any time in the united states and based on the video and photographs. someone will reck - recognize them and the f.b.i. could give them the information it needs . we'll show you the radio and stills. suspect number one wearing a dark jacket and hat and backpack and wearing khakies. the suspect number two wearing it backgrounds and dark jacket and jeans . suspect number two was seen putting his backpack down in the s

blsh >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. two major stories tonight on the benghazi terror attack. and what some lawmakers charge is a vast and growing coverup. concerning the assault that left four americans dead, including the u.s. ambassador on 9/11. we still don't know how many people were injured that night. the administration insists those events have been investigated enough and that it's time to move on. we have fox team coverage tonight with two explosive stories. adam housley in los angeles talks exclusively to a special operator who says military help was available, despite what the administration has said. but we begin with accusations that the president's people are making threats against benghazi witnesses. chief washington correspondent james rosen reports from the state department on oincredibly serious charge before congress starts a new round of hearing. good evening, james. >> good evening. secretary of state told lawmakers he doesn't want to spend the next year to come to capitol hill to talk about benghaz

. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. shortly after the suspect in last monday's boston marathon bombings was formally charged and just minutes after a moment of silence at the exact time of the bombing one week ago to remember the victims, we learned this afternoon of another terror plot in north america. which may have direct ties to middle eastern extremism. we have fox team coverage tonight. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. again, why the administration decided doknst designating tsarnaev an enemy combatant. catherine herridge here in washington the on the fbi's contact. with tamerlan tsarnaev who died on friday night. boston seven days after the attack. but we begin with chief washington correspondent james rosen and stunning news of another planned attack of terror. good evening, james. >> bret, good evening. canadian officials announced today they arrested two men this afternoon and charged them with plotting with the aid of al qaeda to blow up a passenger train traveling from ne

bret? >> bret: john, thank you. you will not believe our top story in the april fool's day edition of "the grapevine" a bit later. i promise it's not a joke. up next from boom to bust to bankruptcy in the big valley. ♪ using telemedical and mobile technologies, verizon innovators are connecting trauma surgeons to patients in the field. helping them get the attention they need, before they even reach the hospital. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. >> bret: last july, we took "special report" on the road to stop in california to look at how that city has gone from boone town to bust. today we learned that stockton has gone where no city its size has gone before. correspondent claudia cowan on what could be a precedent-setting decision. >> after months of costly legal wrangling and severe cuts to city services, stockton is now the most populace city in the u.s. to officially go broke. the judge ruling that the city of 300,000 in california's central valley

bret? >> bret: eric shawn live in boston. eric, thank you. we are still trying to get to the real story on tamerlan tsarnaev's trip to russia last year and his possible ties to terrorism and islamic extremism. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is following that thread tonight. >> the fbi's handling of tamerlan tsarnaev in 2011 and six-month trip to russia the following year now face congressional scrutiny. >> was your department aware of his travels to russia and, if you weren't, the reason? >> yes. the system pinged when he was leaving the united states. by the time he returned all investigations had been -- the matter had been closed. >> napolitano said the lookout system that flags agents federal investigation no longer active when tamerlan returned from russia in july of 2012. >> the system picked up departure but did not pick him coming back, correct? >> the fbi text alert on him at that point was more than a year old and had expired. >> napolitano's pluck contradict briefing given by the fbi director. >> after talking

this is special report. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. north korean leader has his financinger on the button but what is on the other end of the button has the obama administration arguing with itself. u.s. intelligence say he may have a nuclear weapon and the system to deliver it. many in the administration are scrambling to disagree. we have fox team coverage. ed henry tells us about the nuclear intelligence damage control, but we begin with greg palkot in seoul, south korea where diplomacy is the order of the day. >> reporter: it is saturday morning here in seoul. secretary of state kerry is in town. he is on mission and time is running out. >> secretary of state john kerry flew into the eye of the geopolitical storm with meetings with president and foreign minister. he had one clear message for the young leader of negoti in kim jong un. >> it is a huge mistake for him to choose to do that because it will further isolate this country and further isolate his people who frankly are desperate for food, not missile launches. >> reporter: i

bret?> bret: a medical assistant who worked with a philadelphia abortion doctor said she gavan thesia and changed dosages. she is charged with the over dose death along with the killings of 7 babies born alive. president obama declined to comment specifically on the case but made a general statement. >> if a individual carrying out an abortion and operating a clinic or doing anything else violating medical ethics or violating the law they should be prosecuted. we'll have another report tomorrow. mass confushion in massachusetts. reports and denies in the boston bombings and we are waiting on the f.b.i. briefing. we'll talk about it all with the fox all-stars after the break . s xp sales event. take your pick of our new limited edition rzrs and get financing as low as 2.99%. save even more with rebates up to $500... or totally customize your new rzr with up to $500 of free polaris accessories. razor sharp performance is waiting for you during the polaris xp sales event. it only matters that

i'm bret baier.gs is in the hospital tonight in serious condition under extraordinary security. tonight we will bring you the complete story of the search and capture and what lies ahead for 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev. his 26-year-old brother died in a shootout with police. we begin in boston and senior correspondent eric shaun. good evening. >> good evening. tonight governor patrick dzhokhar tsarnaev may be in serious condition in downtown boston, but says his condition is stable and not yet able to communicate and he could potentially be charged from the federal government with terrorism-related charges and from the commonwealth of massachusetts, state charges of murder. he's lucky to be alive. when the terror suspect was brought in last night, he was clinging to life. after losing a lot of blood, apparently shot during the carjacking chase thursday night. he was bleeding and weak. federal authorities say a special high value suspect team experienced with accused terrorists, is expected to event

bret. >> kathryn, thank you. as kathryn mentioned, across the charles river from boston in cambridge another of the victims of last week's violence was remembered this afternoon. senior correspondent eric shaun has that part of the story. >> reporter: it was a massive emotional tribute to a young officer. sean collar was in his m.i.t. university patrol car on the edge of campus thursday night when the tsarnaev brothers allegedly shot him in the head. collier was only 27 years old. more than 10,000 mourners filled the m.i.t. athletic field in his honor. vice president joe biden, whose first wife and baby daughter were killed in a car crash in 1972, spoke from the heart as he looked directly at shawn's parents. >> i hope you find some solace in this moment of extreme grief looking around this field and listening to what is being said and written in response and the people of this country and around the world about your son. >> sean's brother said he was born to be a police officer. >> people

you're on the air, bret, you've done this many times.'re not going to commercials, you don't have much time to break and regroup. time hangs heavy on your hands. our -- you're august the same figures over and over. time seems to go very slowly at times like this, believe it or not. and news comes along, you have to restrain that, don't you? >> yes. you do. there is also a sense of security and how interconnected we are. right now crossing in london, british police are now reviewing security plans for sunday's london marathon. the next major international marathon because of the bombs that killed at least two in the race today in boston. >> of course they are, bret. what a nightmare for authorities. this adds one more type of relatively common event to those where people will no longer feel secure, where authorities will feel bound to try to do everything they can to try to secure these areas. look at a marathon, it was 25, 24, 26,000 people. this thing goes over 26 miles! that is a huge area to secure. of course, the poller obviously --

bret baier in washington. coanchor bill hemmer who has been in boston and up throughout the night when the shots were fired out and this whole thing started to take on a whole new life. morning again, bill. bill: martha, good morning to you. 26-year-old sean come letter is a -- collier, a police officer on the campus of m.i.t. has lost his life. his body was found in his patrol carried diled with bullets last night. it was 12 hours, 10:00 eastern time hour when the first report came in that the officer had been shot. police responded first to that scene. moments later they tracked down this carjacked su have. this led police to pursuit age 19 and age 26. right now the fbi director is at the white house. mueller, attorney general eric holder is at the white house as well. but how this is resolved is a bit of a riddle, a bit of a mystery because we do not have complete answers. mike tobin on the scene in watertown, massachusetts which is ten miles from where we are in copley square, the finish line for the bosto

verizon. >> bret: finally north korea is scary and serious.e show apparently had some tape of an incident that could have pro-vehicled the north even more. >> if you are the project manager, you did lose. [ laughter ] [speaking foreign language] [chanting]

i am bret baier. north korea authorized what it terms merciless military strikes on the united states involving the possible use of what the north is calling cutting edge nuclear-edged weapons. we have breaking news. ed henry traveling with the president in denver and has reaction from the obama administration . we begin with mike emanuel on the latest north korea threat. >> good evening, north korea ratified attack plans with the united states and involving a diversified nuclear strike and latest example of heated rhetoric that could easily escalate. defense secretary chug hagel is taking pyongyang seriously. >> as they have ratcheted up the beliicose dangerous rhetoric and the actions they have taken over the last few weeks present a real and clear danger and threat to the interest certainly of our allice starting with south korea. >> hagel told the military audience that the u.s. is trying to defuse thuation with china and others . the pentagon is dealing with spending cuts starting this year. >> t

i am bret baier. president obama has a new message for north korean's new leader. >> now is the time for north korea to end the belerge rent approach that they have been taking . to try to lower temperatures. no body wants to see a conflict on the korean peninsula. the united states will take all necessary steps to protect its people and to meet our obligations under our alliances in the region. >> we have fox team coverage. jennifer griffin in the pentagon with the latest on what the u.s. military is doing to prepare for kim jong-un a threat. we begin with greg in south korea. you think tensions are rising in washington, they are at a fever pitch. there is already a new corn this friday morning there. >> hello, greg? >> hey, bret. a u.s. official confirmed to fox news that north korea raised a launcher with a dangerous new missile in a firing position and later lowered that. but experts say north korea is meaning business and that is sending a chill in the korean peninsula. >> area separating north a

bret. >> shannon, thank you. a priest who has spoken out at pro life rallies has asked a judge to have funerals for the remains of those who were aborted in the gosnell facility. father frank pavone says he wants to treat the remains as human bodies not medical waste. >> one is to properly honor these children, of course, who

he may have been. >> bret:.hear about the doctors talk about tamerian tsarnaev and number of bullets in his body as well as shrapnel. he may have taken a bullet or two. he may be holed up anywhere. the police and authorities and s.w.a.t. teams are going door to door but this is logistical challenge to try to figure out how to find him. he could be inside, holed up, holding hostages in a number of those places. or he could be just hiding, wounded or frankly he could be dead. >> bill: all great points or fled and went to a different part of the state. we await to find out. we'll see you at the top of the hour, 6:00 on special report. >>> we learned earlier two men came to the u.s. about ten years ago. 19-year-old was given asylum in the u.s. in september, 2002. in september of 2012 he was granted citizenship and the date on the calendar where the citizenship was achieved, september 11th, 2012. jenna back to you. >> police are taking out one of suspects in a firefight. folks waking up to sounds of a war zone. [ gun

the timing made by the court, bret. >> thank you.losing argumentings are set for monday in the trial of a philadelphia abortion doctor. the defense rested wednesday without calling witnesses. he faces chargings of killing four babies born alive and the overdose death of a fenail adult patient. 41 percent . people latest fox poll blame media bias . 24% said it is it a local story and 17 percent say too gruesome. issue, the00 finished 6. nasdaq up 20. huge challenge near president obama as syria >> the red line that president obama called a game changer has apparently been crossed. the white house said the syrian government used chemical weapons against his own people. here is the specificings and what this means. >> a day after shrugging off european claimless of chemical weapons used. defense secretary chuck hagel said the u.s. has evidence. >> the u.s. intelligence community assesses varying confidence that the syrian regime used chemical weapons in syrialy chemical agent saron. >> lawmakers who are pushing president obama to be mor

. >> eric: so we do have bret baier? we have bret baier who is standing by and listening. he is going to give us update oat white house reaction to all this. >> bret: first of all, let me commented on what you have been talking about. you have an eight-year-old boy who was killed, martin richard, nine-year-old girl and ten-year-old boy among the 17 listed in critical condition. you have the trauma doctor at the boston children's hospital, an excellent children's hospital coming out and saying to reporters there how sick it was that he had to pull nails and metal shrapnel from little kids in surgery today. many little kids during efforts to save them. so just to add what you were saying. about the investigation, bob, i think you asked a critical question. whether they are holding back information or whether they don't have a lot of leads. when they are asking for anyone, someone knows something about this. somewhere knows something a who did this. they have a lot of tips. 2,000 since today and lots of video to go through. we don't know exactly what they have. we obviously k

i'm bret baier.om the administration in just a minute. first, president obama is trying to soft pedal phrases such as "red line" and "game changer" when it comes to syria and chemical weapons and substitute words like we don't know and would have to re-think. the complex and contradictory situation with s

the timing made by the court, bret. >> thank you.losing argumentings are set for monday in the trial of a philadelphia abortion doctor. the defense rested wednesday without calling witnesses. he faces chargings of killing four babies born alive and the overdose death of a fenail adult patient. 41 percent . people latest fox poll blame media bias . 24% said it is it a local story and 17 percent say too gruesome. issue, the s&p 500 finished 6. nasdaq up 20. huge challenge near president obama as syria crosses his red line. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your rk with ink from chase. [ male announcer ] purpose elevates what we do. raises it to a more meaningful place. makes us live what we do, love what we do and fills our work with rewarding possibility. aarp connects you to a comm

blsh >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.ajor stories tonight on the benghazi terror attack. and what some lawmakers charge is a vast and growing coverup. concerning the assault that left four americans dead, including the u.s. ambassador on 9/11. we still don't know how many people were injured that night. the administration insists those events have been

this is "special report". >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.lowed up thursday's trip to texas with a historic visit to one of his key support groups to talk about one of the most polarizing issues in the country. here is chief washington correspondent, james rosen. >> the first sitting president to address planned pareho mr. obama thanked the 1,000 supporters a

dear, bret, hi, dear, how are you today? i hope all is well with you. my name is miss linda. i just went through your profile in this site. my dear, i am interested in knowing more about you. waiting to hear from you soon. this is pretty cool. i was excited about it, you know what i mean? especially in africa. so i looked it up in the encyclopedia, because i didn't know where dakar was, in africa. so it was pretty cool. the hardest part about doing time, of course i miss my kids, my little niece i never met. so that kills you. but when they call mail, and go out there on the railing, and you stand up there and see all your brothers and friends getting mail, over and over and over, and you're just standing up there, as bad as you want it, it ain't going to come. so here we are. >> while bulmer looks ahead to the possibility of finding love, inmates eric glass and erik coleman look back to the past. and what they've lost. >> just looking at our kids, how much they've grown and everything. reminiscing over the family, how much stuff we've missed. >> it hurts, it hurts. certain p

katrina vanden heuvel, richard haase is the council of foreign relations and bret stephens editor for the "wall street journal." we begin negotiations and they get some kind of concessions, life goes on, then they threaten, again, or they cheat and threaten, again. but is there a danger here that this thing will spin out of control? >> certainly a danger, fareed. and it is true, like cue up the north korea column. so, if i cue up the north korea column, it always comes to the same conclusion. one power that could end this story very quickly. human tragedy of north korea and this incredible farce of a regime and that country is called china. north korea gets its food by fuel to china. keeping the border seal would north korea, it basically reinforces the camp. ann applebaum had a post, you open up the border to north korea, just like opening the border to east germany. >> but, of course, that's why the chinese know that. and the south koreans know, in a weird sense, nobody wants north korea to collapse. >> one thing from the chinese, they love north korea so much, they want them to be

bret baier, thank you. remember you can catch bret each week night 6:00 p.m.or all the latest political developments. he anchors "special report" right here on fox news channel. jenna: in other news today the son-in-law of usama bin laden is expected to be back in a new york city court in a few hours just steps away from ground zero. his name? suleiman abu ghaith. he pleaded not guilty last month in a conspiracy to kill americans. the trial of the high-profile suspect is, sparking a lot of controversy because he is being tried in civilian court rather than in a military tribunal in gitmo. senior correspondent eric shawn is in the courthouse outside lower manhattan with more. eric. >> reporter: jenna there was a lot of outrage a few years ago when the administration planned to try the accused mastermind of 9/11, khalid sheikh mohammed right here in the courthouse near ground zero. community pressure forced the administration to can sell that plan as they're trying him in gitmo. 2 1/2 hours from now another accused high level al qaeda terrorist will be in this c

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rick: bret baier anchors special report on fox news channel.io showed up on my kid's cartoons yesterday. why was he on every one of the shows, brett. >> first of all he knows his brief not to say the other seven of the gang of eight don't know it well. but he really knows it. and he can articulate all aspects of it in detail. sometimes senators can talk about one aspect or another, or they have talking points given to them by aides. he knows pretty much every aspect of this or at least he appears to know it. and he is speaking from someone who is pretty conservative. i remember he what's elected at the beginning a tea party candidate. he became a consensus candidate town there in florida, and he's really been someone who has been in the spotlight for a longtime. there will be conservative push back on this. but he's kind of leading the way, which is why he was on all seven shows yesterday. rick: and the cartoons. i'm just wondering, you know, you have some news just out. even though there is opposition to this on the right the fact that marco r

bret baier, good to have you on thank you.n "happening now" we will take a closer look at whether it is realistic to rid the world of nuclear weapons at a time like this. president obama has talked about that being his eventual goal, but with north korea rattling its sabre is it in america's best interests? we'll take a closer look. also remember you can catch bret each week night 6pm eastern night. he anchors special report right here on fox news channel. jenna: a little closer to home we're awaiting a major ruling from a judge on whether stockton, california will become the most populous u.s. city to get bankruptcy protection. schakowsky is livcould you claudia cowan is live. >> it could test whether federal bankruptcy law triumphs the california law that says the city has to honor debts to the state pension fund. they want to reduce what they pay back on a loan they took back in 2007 money they used to pay calpers, the retirement system. $900million in pension obligation represent the city's biggest debt. they faced a short

be sure to catch bret tonight and every night. he anchors special report right here at 6:00pm. for insurance he can changes. they have to get those set up. case in point is maryland, the statearylan where the ggest insurer plans to raise premiums by 25% claiming that the new law will require it, except even th to accept even the sickist patients. let's go to fox business network washington correspondent peter barnes. that is the question, that is maryland. what about the rest of us? what can we expect from our health insurance premiums? >> reporter: jenna some customers should be prepared for sticker shock as all this rolls out. individuals will be able to start buying policies through the health insurance exchanges you talked about starting next year. the nation's biggest health insurer, blue cross/blue shield has requested a 30% increase in premiums, looking at a 30% increase in premiums in tennessee for individuals. the 25% increase in maryland you mentioned. and an 18% increase in premiums in rhode island. regulators will review all these, state regulators, and they are not

philip mudd in washington, i want to start with you and pick up what bret stevens was talking about. seems to be a pattern here, which is if you look at the london bombings, they seem to resemble this one in this sense. second generation, first generation immigrant but clearly almost always muslim immigrants. something goes wrong in their assimilation and that is a trigger that puts them on the path to radicalization. when you were in the cia you must have been studying these london bombers, for example. do you think this is something to make 0 of that. >> a better example in terms of what we saw in london is minneapolis that was energized by what happened including american support for -- as a law enforcement and intelligence practitioner is inclusiveness in america. as a law enforcement tool, i worried all along when i was in the business that americans would start to say as a result of events like this that there are real americans and other americans. that kind of mentality if we ever get it will accelerate i think these cases of radicalization. kids like this when they take the

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bret, thank you. i want to bring you this fox news alert now.ormer classmate of the suspect, police are now searching for the suspect. he's speaking out. the man describes the younger brother who we've been talking about as a normal, regular guy. listen. >> >> i've known him since about my senior year in high school which is 2009. i became acquainted with him hanging around the neighborhood and stuff like that, you know what i mean, regular college kids, hanging around. we used to talk about sports and stuff like that. he was really passive, really a normal kid. like i said, we used to make a lot of jokes that hang around. we're the type of guys who crack jokes. he won't make a joke about people. it seemed like he didn't have a malicious bone in his body, you know what i mean. when i saw the pictures, i heard about it, i joked with my friends and said it looks like him and we made a joke about it. when the name released, it became very real and it was shocking to us. we didn't think he would be anywhere near capable of something like this. >> ho

. >> bret: i'm bret baier in washington.today the president's gun control push not far from the scene of the sandy hook school shootings. the president is in hartford, connecticut tonight. he will address a gun control rally in a few minutes. when he is done he will welcome several sandy hook families on board air force one to washington where they will lobby capitol hill on tuesday. will they be successful. the u.s. navy is preparing to test a new weapon that has been a long time coming. a solid state laser cannon will be mounted aboard a recently retrofitted surface ship for the first ever laser gun at sea. north korea is now saying it will suspend operations at a factory complex jointly run with south korea. a look back at the life of british foreign prime minister margaret thatcher. she died this morning of a stroke. "special report" from washington starts at 6:00 eastern. now we will extend back to new york and my colleagues with the five. ♪ ♪ >> want to bring your attention once again to the wave of violent attacks aga

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bret baier is standing by.e know these two suspects have been in and around the boston area for the last several years according to the latest reports but we know anything where they have traveled during that time? >> jenna, that's a great question. that is something that the fbi is looking at very closely. we confirmed very early this morning. that dzhokhar tsarnaev, the man you're looking at there, suspect number two, arrived in the u.s. with his family in 2002. what we didn't know from law enforcement officials when tamerlan tsarnaev may have arrived. whether it was 2002 or some other time. this is how "the wall street journal" is reporting it. quote, meanwhile u.s. law enforcement officials say the two brothers came to the u.s. at different times. one with his parents in 2002. this be dzhokar, and the other on his own in 2004. the counterterrorism officials have been scouring records for intersections of the two men officials said. i talked to a source about your question, what they're doing. they're lookin