encountered several suspects near arizona. >> brian terry's life of service to god, family, country fe well lived. >> our stronghold along that border was agent terry's final stand. >> it doesn't get easier, i will tell you that. i do not relish as a chief of the border patrol handing out folded american flags to surviving family members. >> it was his last night of work before going home to michigan for a christmas vacation. >> brian did ultimately come home that christmas. we buried him not far from the house that he was raised in just prior to christmas day. >> there are times when you just can't hold back the tears because it's like losing a son, it's like losing a nephew, and i truly felt like he was a true son of the united states of america and he was lost that night. >> at the scene of the shooting agents arrested a man and recovered three ak-47-type assault weapons. two were purchased in arizona by a man that was under surveillance as part of the fast and furious operation. he was arrested the next day. >> where did you first hear about it. >> on the media, newspapers. i nev

in other words, not charged in connection to brian terry's murder. so there's been that sort of an inconsistency. again we know that under the bush administration, there were similar operations but they were coordinated with mexico, they made ever effort to keep their eyes on the weapons the whole time. so we're not per se saying that tracing weapons is a bad idea. >> schieffer: sharyl, what do you make of this? >> i was going to ask, could you explain why law enforcement would theoretically have to tamper with the evidence, what are the bigger implications beyond the terry family as to why there could be something going on at the scene that would be so important that we still wouldn't know what happened there ten months later? >> you know, when i asked the attorney general when he knew about the fast and furious, i expected any number of answers except the one that it had only been a couple of weeks. more than a month after the president had made a statement about eric holder not authorizing it. you get these inconsistencies in an investigation as y

>> reporter: not saying it was one of the guns that killed brian terry.-- our understanding is she reportedly knew about "operation fast & furious" in december of 2010. and the inspector general investigation began in february much 2011. so too months between the time she learned about "operation fast & furious" and the whistleblowers started coming out and the indictments started coming down. then the vest nation with the inspector general came up in february. megyn: we'll have more on this in 20 minutes. the pentagon's personnel chief is stepping down. a number of complaints filed against him accuse him of creating a climate of fear and mistrust and forcing retirements and resignations since he took the job. major nadal hassan telling a military judge their client needs a jury consultant because he's a muslim and is accused of being a terrorist. he's accused of killing 13 people at the texas army post in '09. the judge said he will decide later on those motions. both require government funding. new developments in the manslaughter trial of michael jacks

border patrol agent brian terry. >> in the case of brian terry, he was gunned down with two weapons fromast and furious. it has been months. you tell me that you're not -- you weren't doing it because of an ig investigation. let's go through a few questions here, madame secretary. >> wait just a minute. wait just a minute. >> let me finish my question. >> go ahead but that insinuation is not -- >> madame secretary, you -- we could have the record read back and take a few minutes. >> no, it's the insinuation i'm objecting to. >> california republican darrell issa joins us from capitol hill. mr. chairman, let me start first with your premise. do you think she slow walked the investigation? >> i think she would like to have us believe she never talked to eric holder even though she was terribly concerned about the loss of not one but two of her agents in two separate episodes and she did so because of an investigation over at justice. candidly, there were more than two months that went by between the death of brian terry, her attendance at his funeral, and the beginning of the ig investigat

we had a border patrol agent brian terry who died. he should have taken the rq#tbj5r!e he testified. you had the chairman of the committee ask him questions about his knowledge about this issue. and he told them he didn't know big until a couple weeks before his testimony. >> eric: he sent this five-page litter to the committee and others saying he gets aç lot of documents, he didn't see memos. here's a quote from this letter from the attorney general who says: "my testimony was truthful and accurate. i have no recollection of knowing about fast and fewer tkwus or of hearing is name prior to the public controversy about it, prior toq0 early 2011, i never knew about the tactics employed in the operation."ç do you think that's acceptable that the attorney general wouldn't know anything about this as he claims? >> it think it is acceptable to understands that a person at the level of attorney general, a business owner has a lot of documents go across his desk. i don't have any problem with him not doing when it came across his desk. he wasç going to testify and he knew

i found out about fast and furious more or not more when brian terry was murdered.e follow-up questions quite candidly by the judiciary committee, not by my committee, have to be if you knew about fast and furious or you knew about brian terry being killed, and he certainly did, why was did you didn't know that these weapons came from fast and furious? that this operation had deliberately let these guns walk? and what are you doing to the individuals who reported to you who didn't keep you fully briefed on something in which an american had been murdered? those questions are questions for judiciary and for the president. do you have confidence in the top law enforcement officer if he is so detached that he said i can't read all this stuff, and by the way, i didn't know anything in detail about something in which an american border patrol had been murdered and in fact plenty of people felt that the border had died as a result of these weapons. >> coming up, if you spend $2.4 million, wouldn't you want to so an itemized bill? what if you were told you couldn't? find o

border agent named brian terry. that's his photo. it's important we remember his name. gop controlled house judiciary committee asked the white house to name a special counsel to determine whether the attorney general himself eric holder lied when asked about fast and furious. this is what he said back in may. >> when did you first know about the program officially i believe called fast and furious, to the best of your knowledge, what date? >> i'm not sure of the exact date, but i probably heard about fast and furious for the first time over the last few weeks. >> however, keeping them honest, we've obtained memos that show otherwise. weekly reports from holder deputies to the attorney general, weekly reporting one dated the week of october 18th, 2010 talks about eight pending indictments then under seal in connection with gun running to mexico. quote, the ceiling will likely last until another operation, operation fast and furious, is ready for takeoff. assuming that attorney general holder read the memo, assuming that he was aware of the operation months before he tes

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more importantly, martha, the brian terry family needs to have closure.t the people responsible for fast and furious all the way to the top have to be held accountable. this was a felony stupid operation that led to 2,000 plus weapons getting in the hands of the worst of the worst. that has to be resolved. we can't wait for a special prosecutor on that. the american people deserve accountability for this kind of wrongdoing. martha: yeah. and i'm sure brian terry's family cares less about the larger political implications of what eric holder is being brought into here and what he may have known or not known and they want some answers in terms of the whole program and happened to their family member. >> exactly. martha: congressman darrell issa thank you so much. >> good to see you, martha. bill: want to get back to that breaking news on the deadly shooting in california. police do not have the gunman in custody. two are dead. four are injured a manhunt is on going. this is south of san francisco, the town of cupertino. claudia cowan is en route to the lehi

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. >> reporter: the murder is that of border patrol agent brian terry, gunned down near the border lastr and at least two assault rifles from atf fast and furious case were found at the scene. that focus blamed the atf operation that monitored suspects who traffic the weapons instead of arresting them and seizing the guns. but ten months after the murder, there are questions about how many weapons the fbi recovered at the scene and other key details. on sunday's face the nation, republican darrell ica told bob schaeferer there is reason to ask whether there is a third missing weapon. >> when agents who were at brian terry's funeral made statements to his mother indicating that there were three weapons, then you look and say well, was there a third weapon at the scene, were there additional people who escaped with weapons? >> reporter: also a ballistic report mentions two rifles and it could not be determined if one of them filed the bullet that killed terry. and an sks rifle, the leading agent is speaking to a gun dealer who cooperated in selling weapons to suspects. >> there are three

than that perhaps he didn't know what a felony stupid program this was that led to the death of brian terry weapons into the worst of the worst people's hands. >> i want to read you what a justice department official told cnn. they're pushing back on what you're saying. they said that chairman issa of all people should be familiar with the difference between knowing about an investigation and being aware of questionable tactics employed in that investigation since documents provided to his committee show that he was given a briefing that included the fast and furious operation in 2010 -- a year before the controversy emerged." so did you, yourself, know about the operation last year? >> that is an outright lie that justice department has been spinning. they shot that to the newspapers and they found one that would print it. the fact is kenneth nelson, a man who under oath very, very well recorded, has said he didn't know about much of this and clearly did not brief me in one briefing that was about gun trafficking into mexico. let's understand something, anderson. they would have you believ

some of the weapons turned up at murder scenes including the shooting death of border patrol agent brian terry last december. >>> tonight maryland's system for handling the criminally insane is being called into some serious question after a stabbing outside a department star. attempted murder for allegedly going into one store, stealing knives then using those knives to stab. an incurable schizophrenic. she was let out of the hospital for the contractly insane just about a month ago. she had been committed to that hospital following another stabbing incident back in 2005 at montgomery mall. and now montgomery county state's attorney john mcarthy says "enough is enough." >> i think this entire area of conditional releases and the circumstances under which we release people who are violent offenders back into the community need a state wide examination. >> today a judge ordered starks held without bail. >>> the number of people killed in a california hair salon is now up to eight. man say a man walked into the salon in broad daylight and opened fire and hit nine people. >> unprecedented here. n

to know, want documents relating to the investigation into the murder of border patrol officer brian terris murder back in december is really what blew this whole thing open. some weapons from the "fast and furious" program were found nir the crime scene of that officer's murd are and they want documents relating to that investigation and documents that have to do with any communications that justice had with the white house over "fast and furious." so that is what is out now. the subpoena seeking those documents. eric hold hear said -- holder has said the justice department would comply and send all relevant documents that that committee, and congressman darrell issas republican. something he complained about. the documents he has often gotten already from justice, a lot look like this. heavy redactions. no doubt looking to see if the documents sent to him have those as well. putting more pressure on justice right noi for those documents. >> brian todd with the breaking news. we'll follow it. thanks. >>> straight ahead, former hockey star brendan shanahan spent years on the ice. oh, yeah.

some of the weapons turned up at murder scenes including the shooting death of border patrol agent brian terry last december. >>> now to other news, a leesburg man is in custody, accused of spying on syrian protestors in washington. prosecutors say he acted as an unregistered agent of the syrian government in order to collect information on people protesting the syrian government crackdown. >>> prosecutors say the syrian government paid for him to travel to syria and that's where he met with intelligence officials and spoke privately with the syrian president. >>> an israeli soldier hamas has been held captive for five years, could be home with his family in just a matter of days. he has been in gaza since he was kidnapped in 2006. in exchange for his freedom, israel will release more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners. the inmates include palestinian soldiers involved in some of the deadliest attacks against israel. >> it is painful. but is is the right thing to do. >> the deal was brokered with the help of the egyptian government. it resolves one of the most emotionally charged disputes betwee

one of the guns even turned up at a shoot-out that killed brian terry, a u.s. customs agent. they believe that eric holder knew about the operation earlier than he acknowledged last may. >> i'm not sure of the exact date but probably heard about fast and furious the last few weeks. >> i answer he didn't know about it until two weeks earlier. that is disingenuous on its face. >>> there was a dramatic rescue off the coast of florida. seven people stayed alive treading water up to 20 hours after their boat sank. the boat cap-sized and sank in rough water on saturday. no one was wearing life jackets. one woman, 80 years old drouped. seven others on board, including a 4-year-old girl, drifted apart. three were rescued by a passing boat. the others an hour later by the coast guard. >>> kansas city still no leads in the case of a missing 10-month-old baby. her parents say she was abducted from a crib last week. the parents start cooperating on police on thursday but met again with detectives on saturday. >> we are sitting at the same table together now with the mother and father and

these cartels have murdered a hero in our border patrol, brian terry. who speaks for him?ind out that it's our own government, eric holder and the atf who have facilitated 2,000 weapons into the hands of these cartels that murdered brian terry and 200 people in mexico. what the heck are we doing in america? why aren't we standing up for america and putting us first, when we have soldiers from skwroerpl knesoldiers germ ma knee, to japan, 28,000 proeu tebgtin28,000 protecting their border. why don't we protect our border. megyn: eric holder has denied approving fast and furious. are you willing to declare now, or is it still just considering? >> well i love my job as sheriff. come january i need to hear from people, that is the whole idea of exploratory. people go to sheriff paul.com. let me know, do you support me, do you want me to go to washington, send a sheriff to washington. i need to hear from you. megyn: thank you, sir, all the best. >> thank you, megyn. megyn: roughly 72 hours ago christians in egypt watched as churches were again burned to the ground by angry musl

>> the attorney general either knew or should have known when brian terry, a u.s.illed in december of 2010 using one of these weapons, you would think that a reasonable investigation would take place which would reveal what the source of the weapons were, what the problem was, that it is tied to the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and this misguided program called "fast & furious". but if the attorney general is blameless and he said i didn't know what this thing had gone terribly wrong, you would think he would welcome the opportunity to come before congress and explain it. instead he is hoping to brush this under the rug. as happens so often in washington it is not the original offense that is so bad as it is the cover-up. i'm afraid it is beginning to look more and more like a cover-up. jenna: there have been accusations as well of another operation, wide receiver. i'm sure you heard this name. this is something that has come up in comparison or saying that "fast & furious" is often times confused with that. that operation was happening during the bush a

martha: border agent brian terry, who at the scene of his death two of these weapons were found and that's the heart of this matter. senator grassly, thank you so much. i hope you keep us posted and come back to "america's newsroom" and talk to us again about this as this is going forward. >> you call me anytime and i'll be there. martha: thank you, senator. we appreciate it. bill: a top army general says he is deathly afraid what spending cuts could do to troops overseas. what will that mean for our military? plus this, watch. >> there it is. there it goes. >> oh, my god. >> that is a massive cliff. that is erosion. where it went down, literally, only minutes away. martha: all right. let's take a quick look at the headlines, rather. here now we're finding out what killed apple cofounder steve jobs. according to the coroner's report he died of respiratory failure resulting from his long-term battle with pancreatic cancer. jobs passed away last wednesday at the age of 56. >>> there is a new report out there that says that taking too many vitamins can actually shorten your life. researchers

well, she just doesn't want to know how brian terry was killed. zapata wasn't properly protected. and what weapons killed him. these are important issues north of the border and for those hundreds of people murdered south of the border, it's important too. bill it appears right now the answers are elusive. there's another topic i want to get to. apparently a taxpayer loan has been intended for a russian steel company doing business in michigan, $730 million worth. the energy department says the money has been committed but not spent. now others are suggesting this is another solyndra. is it? and do you expect a reversal on this commitment because the money has not been put out there yet? >> we'd like to have a reversal on the commitment. first of all this purchase would have gone through with or without the government backstop. secondly, there were no jobs created. one of the great scandals here is, remember, this is just making steel, and as a matter of fact, the type of steel for which there's an excess in the market. but more importantly, the j

. >> when agents who were at brian terry's funeral made statements to his mother indicating there were three weapons, then you look and say, "was there a third weapon at the scene? were there additional people who escaped with weapons?" >> reporter: also in secret recordings obtained by cbs news, the lead atf case agent speaks to a gun dealer who cooperated with atf in selling weapons to suspects. they refer to a third weapon, supposedly recovered at the terry murder scene, an sks rifle. >> reporter: on the broader question of who knew what when in fast and furious, issa says he would like to re-question attorney general eric holder. >> are you saying the attorney general knew a whole lot more about this than he testified to when he came before the congress? >> he clearly knew more than he said when he said he only first heard of this program a few weeks before. >> reporter: we filed freedom of information requests twice, but the fbi has rejected them in their entirety, both times saying releasing any information about terry's murder could jeopardize their investigation, now entering i

fight or you pnd me" to date , the only death llnked to fast and furious is that of border agent brian terrye are these the guns that our own concerned on capitol hill that - the attorny ggneral has not been forthcoming. late poday holder released this letter o ccngress- writing.. " i have no recollection of knowwng about fast and furious or f hearing its name prior to theepublic controverss about itt " ""... my offfce typpcally receives over a "weekly reports" thatt while addressed o me, actually are provided to and reviewed by members of my staff... " this week the justice department also addressed republican criticism to a similar operation during the bush administration called operation wide receiver. ...both occurred in arizona, under the same atf officials, and encouraged gun stores to illegally sell assault rifles to cartel buyerss and limited agents ability to rrest suspects.. according to a memo obtained bb fox news...the difference was , inn installed tracking devices in many guns, used surveillance to track hem .. and worked "hand in hand" with the mexican governme

so the american people and their representatives in congress began asking after the death of brian terry what happened under this fast and furious program and who will be held accountable. answers to those questions have been very slow in coming, and some have been contradictory, but the more questions that were raised, the more questions came up. one question is, of course, who authorized fast and furious and why. according to congressional investigations led on this side of the capitol by senator grassley and on the other side of the capitol by congressman darrell issa, this program began in 2009 in the field office of the bureau of to be coand firearms. it instructed phoenix area firearms dealers to go through with sales of nearly 2,000 weapons to persons suspected of working as straw purchasers on behalf of mexican drug cartels. a logical question is why in the world would such a misguided program be initiated and who would be held accountable. another question is who objected to the fast and furious and why weren't those objections taken seriously? congressional investigations have

those responsible for the failed program should be held criminally accountable for the death of brian terryure victims. they say the attorney general office knows of crimes committed with "operation fast & furious" guns. the president says he still has confidence in the attorney general but some lawmakers don't. one called on him to resign. >> as the attorney general of the united states he comes to congress and he's ill prepared. he doesn't have the information, then it appears that he knew something about this program an actually decided to lie to congress. >> reporter: this week the justice department tried to undermine republican criticism by comparing "operation fast & furious" to a similar time under the bush administration that encouraged gun stores to sell illegally and they both limited agent's ability to arrest suspects. however, according to a memo, the difference between these operation was the agents did install tracking devises in many of the guns and used surveillance to track them and they worked hand in hand with the mexican government to arrest the suspects as they crossed

they had some of the weapons pointed right at them as brian terry did and not even know they came fromntry. >> that's exactly right what is so wrong about this. there is no way it could have worked. it violates all the government working for the people and in defending these people and protecting them. martha: we're watching this. we'll see where it goes. what it means for attorney general eric holder. congressman, thanks for joining us from arizona. we appreciate it. >> martha, thanks very much. everybody needs to keep their eye on this thing. this is egregious attempt by government on our personal freedoms and liberties and defense of our people. martha: we're keeping an eye on it. good to see you. bill: 19 minutes past the hour. long before he became senator scott brown out of massachusetts opposed for cosmopolitan without a lot of clothing on quite frankly. his opponent was asked about that. brown fires back. only in politics. martha: you have to stick around for that. there is this as well we're keeping eye on. first they were not considered suspects in this case. the parents of t

you had a border patrol agent die and these guns were used in that murder of border patrol agent brian terryould it be you the attorney general didn't know we lost 2,000 guns and a border patrol agent died in december 2010. and it wasn't until april you found out about this operation? >> nobody defends this program. everyone would agree this was and i ill-conceived program. chairman is a was briefed about this program. megyn: we are talking about the attorney general. >> the attorney general runs -- is in the justice department has thousands of investigations. there is no conceivable way he can stay abrefs all the details of each of the investigations. -- that he can stay abreast of all the details of the investigation. megyn: but the question is how could he not know about 2,000 guns being given to bad guys in the wake of brian terry's murder. >> the bush administration authorized this program as well. the memos he got in 2010. none of them indicated -- megyn: you are going back to the memo. i'm giving you all of that. let's move the debate forward. >> but that's how attorney generals get i

now agent brian terry, a hero has been murdered inç our state.k holder fast and furious -- back to the eric holder fast and fuse program. he should resign if he honor. he's in charge, i'm in charge of my office. anybody in the military who is relieved the commanding officer whether they knew or didn't know i appearsç to us he fully knew. he's only walking back these statements, after evidence has been provided that shows eric holder knew a year plus ago. now he's saying well i was confused by the question. i didn't understand what exactly they were asking. that -- in law enforcement when we see that happening our eyebrows are raised and we know something doesn't smell rightç here. >> shannon: sheriff paul babeu, thank you for your time. your bipartisan group of sheriffs add to questions and calls for more answers, thank you. >> shank you. >> shannon: catch more on fast and -- fast and furious on fox news sunday with congressman issa. that airs rightç after our show ii >>> presbyterian church u.s.a. has ordained its first gay minister. after-ye

megyn: not even when brian terry was killed. >> that was my next point.ion went so awry at some point that now we have these guns that were being filtered to mexican drug cartels, for goodness sakes, traced to the death of a federal agent, the border agent brian terry. you're telling me that the -- >> megyn: that was december, he said he didn't know about it until april. >> that is his story, but i think the congressional investigation is saying well wait a minute, let's get to the bottom of this. is that story correct or not. megyn: now folks are pointing out and you suggested it just now, that eric holder, with respect to him, because he's got a tough jawrks but that he has a history of not knowing when he should have known, and there are a few examples that folks are teeing up, you know, he suggested we close gitmo apparently with not enough investigation, he suggested we try khalid shaikh mohammed in new york without talking to the folks in new york who didn't want it. none of those happened, and while deputy attorney general under clinton argued for

brian terry was gunned down with two weapons from fast and furious. let's go through a few questions. >> wait just a minute. that insinuation is not accurate. >> let me finish my question. we could have the record read back. >> it is the insinuation i am objecting to. go ahead and answer be -- and ask the question. >> for 3 months you had a dead border patrol agents and there was no i.g. investigation. what did you do since february to find out about fast and furious. we would get you the unredacted ones. people on the ground to do those were fast and furious weapons within hours. it was known at the time. the question is, a homeland security employee is gunned down. two weapons found at the scene. agents on the ground note that it was fast and furious before brian terry was laid to rest. before you told us about an i.g. investigation. are you going to have your i.g. looked into a when they are a aware of gun walking and they do nothing? is that appropriate to have your i.g. investigate? yes or no, please. >> that question merits a lengthier response

might be trying to cover up a third gun, possibly found at border patrol agent brian terry's murder lastr. california congressman darrell issa who is leading an investigation in operation fast and furious noted that an f.b.i. ballistics report cites only two guns labeled k-2 and k-3. >> one has a 2 and one has a 3. there is no one. when agents at terry's funeral made statements to his mother indicating there were three weapons and two weapons they have tested don't conclusively match up, then you look and say well, was there a third weapon at the scene? >> bret: but the officials say k-1 is blood sample taken from terry's body and justice department said issa was told by the f.b.i. there was only two guns when he went on tv and questioned it. issa sticks by the three gun statement he made before. texas senator john cornyn filed amendment to house bill to bar taxpayer funds used by the justice department to conduct current or future gun-walking programs similar to the fast and furious operation. we will continue to follow all aspects of this story. who is more to blame for the u.s. econom

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so does the family of murdered border patrol agent brian terry. they join us live.hour. jon: a fox news alert. a school on lockdown in the houston area. north forest high school on lockdown after a report of a student bringing a gun onto the campus. this all began 45 minutes ago. you see in the pictures from the kriv chopper, that the authorities are walking the school grounds. they have got people on the roof. once again a report of a school bringing a --, report of a student bringing a gun to school. one student we're told has been arrested. he claims that he gave the gun to another student. police are still looking for that weapon. again, all taking place at north forest high school in the houston area. we'll keep you updated. jamie: for the very first time in court we expect to hear from dr. conrad murray in his own words. the doctor who is facing manslaughter charges in the death of michael jackson. prosecutors are planning to play murray's interview with police, describing the king of pop's final hours. adam housley, live outside that courthouse in los angeles

the investigation has gone, if you think about where this thing started back with the murder of brian terry and just one whistle blower, issa brought it to where it is today. but i'm told, i'm led to believe that there is a subpoena that will be coming out this week that will look at specifically communication between the justice department and the white house, the justice department, as well as maybe a dozen officials there. also between doj and mexico. remember, we didn't tell our officials in mexico that this was happening. we said we were going to take down the whole organization, but never told our own agents, atf agents in mexico that the guns were coming down there, let alone the government of mexico. we'll also be looking at some documents related to the murder of agent terry. >> laura: thanks so much for that report. and pinheads and patriots on deck. we'll give you our poll results about a project featuring mike huckabee and george clooney? moments insofar finally tonight, pinheads and patriots. last week we showed you this public service announcement from a group trying to get at

border patrol agent named brian terry. that was arizona last year. that led to this hearing today. >> how is it that you can make the claim that the border is now more secure than ever and, yet, the obama administration purposely allows literally 2,000 guns to be released? knowing that they are going to go to mexico hundreds of people killed by those weapons and for you to have two dead agents and never had a conversation with eric holder about fast and furious is totally unacceptable. >> no one takes the death of agents more serious than i. and also that one of the reasons that we have not directly dealt with the attorney general on this is he very quickly and appropriately put this matter in the hands of the inspector general. >> shepard: the congressman mentioned two dead agents. officials say so far they have only linked fast and furious to the killing of agent terry which they insist is quite enough. well, a major shakeup today at the mortgage giant freddie mac. that company reporting that its ceo will be stepping down within the year as will th

border patrol agent brian terry was killed last december. found at the crime scene were linked to the failed operation. >>> still to come tonight, first lady michelle obama jumping for joy in an effort to set a world >>> we continue to follow our breaking news. two men arrested in connection to a terror plot to kill an ambassador here in washington. attorney general eric holder says the target was the saudi ambassador to the u.s. according to court documents, one of the suspects is a u.s. citizen with both a u.s. and an iranian passport. the two are also charged with conspireing to use a weapon of mass destruction. >>> and watching the radar out there right now, not a lot of shower activity right now in our region. just down to our south and down to our west we are looking at a lot of rain. right now coming in towards portions of roanoke and starting to see it down along the blue ridge, too. that will be moving into our western zones overnight tonight. that's the area that should see the heaviest rain overnight. but then the rest of the area

. >> trace: what do we know about these reports of a third gun found at the scene of brian terry's deathhat when ryan terry's family was down in tucson, they were told there was a third gun found at the scene and also we have taped conversations from the case agent from this saying there was a third gun found at the scene. today the f.b.i., which up until now has not released one field report or lab report or even a narrative of what happened there in december, almost 11 months ago, they're saying conclusively there was no third gun. that's slightly contradicts something that congressman darryl issa said yesterday, intimating there might be a third gun. but he wanted the f.b.i. to clear it up. today the d. o.j. has. >> trace: william lajeunesse, thank you. well, might as well add a surcharge onto your next shot or glass of wine or can of beer because health officials say the cost of excessive boozing is roughly $2 per drink. the centers for disease control and prevention calculated that amount based on expenses like medical care, workplace productivity and property damage. according to t