family and the brian terry foundation. well, there's no closure for a family that has lost a loved one, and for the five family members there of brian terry, the u.s. border agent gunned down in a shootout with illegals back on december 14th, 2010, the only closure is that manuel osorio arkansas ayons will be in prison for 30 years. for the family, the best it could get. we'll have more after this. hey mom. yeah? we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes! well, i found this new thing called... [ dennis' voice ] allstate quickfoto claim. [ normal voice ] it's an app. you understand that? just take photos of the damage with your phone and upload them to allstate. really? so you get [dennis' voice] a quicker estimate, quicker payment, [normal voice] quicker back to normal. i just did it. but maybe you can find an app that will help you explain this to your...father. [ vehicle approaches ] [ dennis ] introducing quickfoto claim. just another way allstate is changing car insurance for good. breaking news from the fox news dechk. p

we'll explain. >>> the killer of border agent brian terry will be sentenced today. the united states in the botched fas and furious operation. we're live from the courthouse with that. >>> iran releasing a video on what it calls a merciless attack on israel and u.s. interests. what that will look like. it is all "happening now." jenna: but first to our top story. brand new concerns over

brian terry's family members.eath ripped the lid of fast and furious in which the federal government solid weapons to criminals. and we'll talk to fred, who is a former federal prosecutor. and doug barnes. gentlemen, thank you for being here. >> fred, i will start wu. this suspect is the first one to be tried in the u.s. for the fast and furious botched operation. prosecutors are asking for 30 years and not sure if he was the gunman. what will happen today? >> the way under our criminal justice system works, he was there and part of the people coming through the border to steal from the drug smugglers and he has criminal liability. it is it an emotional day for the terry family. but he will get 30 years and serve all 30 years. >> doug, what then? >> the other question, of course, first i agree that the sentencing will be straightforward with the the observation that everybody sends thoughts and prayers to the family and victim in this matter, agent terry. your question is extradition. there were others involved th

today one of brian terry's killers who faced life in prison will likely get 30 years provided he testifies against others involved in terry's murder. >> i find myself mourning not only the loss of my son but the, what ifs and never will bes. i will never see his handsome face again or hear the words i love you mom. >> reporter: joseph centerry will say those words at the sentencing of manuel osorio-arellanes. he pled guilty to murder in brian terry's death. >> i need them to speak. i need to know who they took from us. not just us but all his brothers in law enforcement will know that they are not taking anymore of my life from me. >> reporter: three years after his murder along the arizona mexico border the terry family made the long trek to where brian died. a monument marks the deadly firefight with the sinaloa cartel and three are in custody and two remain at large. >> we're looking for accountability within the department of justice to understand who implemented this program and why. >> reporter: weapons used in terry's assault belonged to "fast & furious" a u.s. government operation

three hot topics beginning with the murder of brian terry in 2010.ld manuel a was sentenced to 30 years in prison for killing mr. terry. told authorities there were four other men in the shootout with the border patrol agent. two have been arrested in mexico. one september 2012, the other a year later. they still have not been extradited back to the u.s.a. why not? here now attorneys and fox news analysts kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl, all right, wiehl, why not? >> i understand your impatience with this but the mexico u.s. treaty does not allow for the president to come in for example and just on executive order turn this over. it's a very long process that goes back and forth through diplomatic channels, through a judge finally has to sign off on it? >> which judge. >> federal judge. we can't even get the information of had that federal judge. >> that's because they don't want to give it to you. >> they don't want to tell you. >> but the u.s. authorities won't give it to us either. we don't know. it's hung up with a judge somewhere in mexico. >>

a man involved in the murder of border patrol agent brian terry will be sentenced today. e botched fast and furious gun smuggling operation. >>> two members of congress sending a letter to the nfl commissioner calling for the league to put pressure on the washington redskins to change the team's name. >>> university of missouri all american football player michael sam coming out as gay. the 255-pound defensive end could be the first openly gay player in the nfl. he is projected to be a mid nfl draft pick. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. the annual shovel racing world championship in new mexico. the event started back in 1970 by lift operators who would end their shift by riding their shovels down the mountain. next the bad. a man tries to sell his girlfriend on ebay because she doesn't do house work. over 50 people bid with the highest bid being over 1,800. the boyfriend says it was just a joke and the two have been dating for six years. >> finally the ugly. this runner talking about the joys of running in the snow. >> it's the perfec

that led the gunrunning operation resulting in the murder of border patrol agent prior year and -- brian terry. also the establishment g.o.p. of the conservatives arne me names as they called names all over the future of the immigration reform. the top story the white house scrambling to spin the cbo negative findings on obamacare. today's deal bobby administration went up with straight up denial here is the president's spokesman and jay carney. >> what about the component there may be the disincentive for work? >> i want to commend the many news organizations that issued corrections to the initial headlines that misrepresented on a factual basis. they continue to be touted by republicans and now works as fact it is false then you saw the testimony today that is now with the report said. lou: as our colleagues have fox make clear we report you decide here is the testimony that party refers to delivered by the author of the report this cbo director speaking in direct contradiction to what carney had just tried to spend as false reporting. please. >> the suggested is the equivalent of two and 2.

. >>> coming up the family of brian terry, his murder was linked to fast and furruous. >> there are questions that remain and we are anxious to found out those answers. >> we have more of that interview and plus brian's final moments serving our country on the southern border. >> and a high- speed chase and the drunk driver involved is going the wrong way. how this all ends in a moment. plus the new survey and blowing the lid off of the american dating scene and showing that people don't just rely on cupid to fall in love. >> what? >> they hold hands. >> we'll see. ♪ ♪ >>> finding true love is not easy or cheap either. a new survey finds that single americans spend 60 bucks a month on dating and some do it on line. one thing people hate the most is when the partners will not talk about the previous relationship. >> when they won't stop talking about it. >> if they want a date you will have to spend more than 60 bucks a month. >> that is star bucks. >> we want to know this hour. >> what is the best way to impress a date? >> send me a tweet. you can send me a tweet to bill hemmer and healther c

border patrol agent brian terry learning his fate. morning, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. all of this started just over three years ago. it was december 2010 when brian terry was killed in a gunbattle with mexican narcoterrorists. at the scene investigators found weapons that then started t

it all stems from the death of border patrol agent brian terry more than three years ago., i'm neil cavuto. from a shootout involving guns from from a botched federal program known as "fast & furious" to today, an operation that allows a second gun smuggler to purchase weapons in the hopes of tracking them to mexican drug cartels. sounded good on paper in reality anything but. out of the 2,000 guns purchased, officials ended up losing track of more than 1400

arellanes received 30 years for the murder of brian terry. >> william, thank you. >>> a retired navyed to 30s years in prison for attempting to commit espionage. robert patrick hoffman was convicted of trying to sell classified information to the russians. the russians turned out to be undercover fbi agents. >>> officials tell fox news the administration is discussing whether to kill an american citizen who is now with al qaeda, planning attacks against other american citizens. the pentagon and cia are not publicly commenting on the story first reported by the associated press. new guidelines for such actions are making the decisions according to officials more difficult. >>> iranian media say the country's military has successfully test fired two domestically made missiles. iranian state tv is running computer generated animation of a simulated attack on the u.s. and israel. it shows iranian missiles and drones hitting an american aircraft carrier and striking major israeli targets. meantime, the pentagon is unconcerned they're sending war ships to borders. >> same-sex marriages, th

a 30-year sentence for the man convicted in the shooting death of federal border control agent brian terryfight, revealed the botched fast and furious operation where federal agents allowed criminals to buy guns for weapons smugglers. he's the first person involved in the killing to go to prison in the u.s. two additional suspects are being held in mexico. two others, apparently, are still on the run. terry's sister or talked about that verdict yesterday. >> like i said, after today i didn't want to see his face anywhere, i just wanted to let him know i meant what i said. >> [inaudible] >> i'm still a little overwhelmed. but we're happy. bill: michael warren's a staff writer at the weekly standard. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: a step toward justice or only partially? >> it's a partial step toward justice. as you mentioned, there are two of the people who were involved in this of the drug cartel members involved with this who are still at large, two are in mexican custody, so there's a lot of, a lot more to do in terms of getting justice for brian terry and his family.

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the justice department and atf led gun running organization that led to the murtd of brian terry, a widening rupture in the republican party and now the establishment gop and the conservatives are naming names as they call names, all over the future of immigration reform. we'll have that for you and much more here tonight. turning to our top story, the white house scrambling still to spin the congressional budget office's negative findings on obamacare. today the obama administration went with straight up denial. here is the president's press spokesman, jay carney. >> what about that component there might be a disensent tif for work? >> i want to commend the many news organizations in the very forthright manner, to initial headlines that misrepresented on a factual basis what the cbo report. those headlines to be spouted by republicans and some networks as facts but they are false. as you heard in testimony today you just cited, that is not what the report says. >> well, as our colleagues at fox always make clear, we report, you decide. here now is the testimony that carney refers to being r

[applause] it's finding justice for brian terry, a brave patriot killed on the border during fast and then i'm extreme. [applause] if fighting justice from ambassador stevens who was murdered in benghazi is extreme, then i'm extreme. [applause] [applause] i'll tell you something, the old phrase "when the going gets tough, the tough get going," i'll stand shoulder to shoulder with you patriots any day of the week and fight side by side with you until we get the country back and our freedom back. thank you. [applause] eighteen years ago when i was in congress, i was the father of four children, and now i'm a grandfather of six children, and i look into their little eyes and faces, and it makes me want to weep. what kind of a country or legacy are we going to leave them? i spoke to a group of high school students last week, and i said what we're doing today in spending away your future is so immoral. it's like your parents getting an all expense trip around the world with the findest hotels, first class airlines, and putting it on a credit card in your name. that's what we are doing toda

. >>> new information tonight on what happened when border patrol agent brian terry was fatally shot more than three years ago. new court documents revealed terry and his team had spent two days tracking a group of border bandits in the arizona desert. this smugglers approached and when confronted opened fire. they later recovered weapons from the government's gun tracking program dubbed operation fast and furious. >> memo to the president, make sure the people shown in your ad about hard hch working americans are actually american. >>> and a u.s. senator wants to put his signature on the white house petition to deport pop star justin bieber. the grapevine is next. >>> now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. a new ad out by the obama camp urges congress to give america a raise, but at least one of the hard-working americans in the ad appears to be a brit. the president's pac organizing for action released the spot which employs images of america's work force in an appeal to raise the minimum wage, but upon closer inspection, this woman from the opening seconds of the ad

word of the day, do not be obtuse, and brian terry, the person who murdered him, border patrol agent,e investigating why we're not here. and is it legal? tomorrow on the factor. ms. megyn is next, remember, i'm bill o'reilly, the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kelly, live in new york city, and tonight. >> big developments with obamacare tonight as the law appears to be in new trouble and the feds make some new threats to protect it. we'll explain. >>> plus, inside the mind of hillary clinton. >> too many women are still treated at best, as second class citizens. >> see what she said about sex, power, and men who cheat. and why it is the hottest story in washington. >>> plus, new fallout tonight after president putin hammers the united states twice in one week. and then? >>> the president shares a

his name, manuel orsorio spp arianes, who will spend 30 years in jail for the death of brian terry. two weapons at the scene were connected back to the "fast & furious" operation, where law enforcement agents arranged to give guns to criminals with hopes of tracking them. >>> big rulings in the colorado theater shooting case. a judge allow iing chilling phos taken by the defendant, james holmes. they were taken hours before the massacre. one picture shows holmes holding a pistol beneath his face and grinning, along with alleged surveillance shots of the theater taken weeks earlier. holmes for his part has pleaded not guilty. >>> san diego is now one step closer this morning to putting its former mayor's legal troubles behind him. the city has now settled on a sexual harassment lawsuit from bob filner's former communications director for $250,000. irene mccormick-jackson was one of the first to come forward with allegations against filner, but he will pay nothing under the theory that as his employer, the city was responsible for his actions. >>> a coalition of religious groups is jo

martha: major developments in the case of murdered border patrol agent brian terry.w details of the moments leading up to the fatal shooting that happened back in 2010. we are learning a suspect in the case is now just days away from sentencing. live in los angeles, he has been on this story since the very beginning, so what have you learned now? >> because the fbi and national security never released an incident report, we don't know exactly how he died. now we do things the court documents we received last night. they show he and five other agents tracked five days to the desert. he was shot at 11:08 p.m. he would have been relieved by another team with his family. tonight's prior, his team confronted the smugglers who ran live in their backpacks behind. his team went through the bags, they found no weapons and they left. the smugglers returned, the retrieved their stuff and a hidden cache of weapons. the team was on a hill above the ravine. the ground since went off alerting brian to the approaching smugglers armed with assault weapons. when agents yelled police i

terry, thank you. let's get more on this from brian ross. u hear something like this, terry just said, alerts go off all around the world. we all remember that e jgyptian pilot that brought down the plane. >> the goal now is to keep people out of the cockpit. in 1999, a copilot of an egypt airplane after taking off from kennedy airport apparently fru it right into the ocean. >> you can take some precautions. there's to foolproof way to stop a rogue pilot. >> there's not. foreign aircraft are required to take maneuvers by the tower to make sure the pilots are under control and following directions. if not, jets would be scrambled here. >>> a new snowstorm, a new one you developing if the midwest and on track for the northeast. you're waving the white flag. we all are. >> it's the white scarf. that's my face. okay, let's get rid of it. the snow that is coming. minneapolis, seeing it this morning. look at the camera from earlier in morning. it's going to be a messy commut. they expect anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of snow. that same snow total is

first san francisco, now alameda as brian web tells us that google is adding to its new terry system. hi, brian. >> hi, ann. it's the first day of a week long trial to see if east bay google employees want to get the work done on the water. move over google buses and barge. the google ferry is making more waves across the bay area. >> we are in so money and the facilities will get to be used and hopefully traffic will be used. >> reporter: this is their first trial. and they could be cruising. >> to see if it makes sense if they would like to use the day as a highlight. >> the first trial run took them from san francisco to redwood city and back and now it is alameda's turn in the east bay. this is a take on what the ferry building might look like if the plan meets smooth daily. >> it is much more capacity as you can see for the transportation. >> reporter: it is just another way that the tech giant is getting googlers by time. a part of the deal mines that the google ferry will not interrupt the regular ferry -- will not interrupt the regular ferry days. live in alameda, brian brian,

border patrol agent brian terry's team was outgunned when he was killed by guns smuggled in the fastof terry's team were armed with just bean bag guns. the agents were tracking a group of border bandits who opened fire. the border patrol has said that terry's team had the freedom to use other weapons, but other agents say that the rules of engagement encouraged them to use nonlethal force. >>> a group of scientists in utah looking at ways that religion affects their brains. researchers are setting the brain's reaction to prayer and also spirituality and they say they hope to unlock some questions about human nature. >> beyond words exciting to us that we're at a point where the technology has caught up to looking at these experiences in a way that it has never been explored before. >> the team plans to compare brain reactions of many different kinds of religions. interesting. >>> commuting during a snow storm is always rough in just about every part of the country, but new york also. this one, though, really takes the cake. a guy caught on camera walking down the street in brooklyn,

terry peace, cory williamson and brian cannon are facing federal charges of trying to buy pipe bombs and other expositives. they were allegedly going to use them against fema, the tsa and homeland security. the fbi caught on to the alleged plot after monitoring online chat conversations. >>> in washington state, a fast-moving fire destroyed several boats at the shelter bay marina. fire officials estimate the damage at about a million bucks. luckily, no one was injured in the waterfront community there. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> and caught on camera. watch this out-of-control pickup truck goes speeding past other cars, amazing there, before veering off the road, crashing into a boat dealer's lot. good samaritans stepped in to try to help the badly injured man get out of the car. this cell phone video shows local firefighters pulling the man from the wreckage. that man is now recovering. >>> finally, an alligator got stuck in a storm drain in sarasota, florida. maintenance crews in the community said the alligator is about nine feet long. the gator was first spo

terry, thank you. let's get more on this from brian ross. hear something like this, terry just said, alerts go off all around the world. we all remember that egyptian pilot that brought down the plane. >> that's right, and the basic premise of air security is to make sure that no one can get inside of the cockpit. a crazed or determined pilot can cause havoc. in 1999, a copilot of an egypt airplane after taking off from kennedy airport apparently flew it right into the ocean. killing 217 people. >> you can take some precautions. there's no foolproof way to stop a rogue pilot. >> there really isn't. italian jets were scrambled to follow the plane into geneva. and in the u.s., foreign aircraft are required to take certain maneuvers by the tower to make sure the pilots are under control and following directions. if not, jets would be scrambled here. >> unnerving to say the least. >>> a new snowstorm, a new one now developing in the midwest and on track for the northeast. ginger is here with the latest. you're waving the white flag. we all are. >

brian simmons, he bought all kinds of stuff and he's looking for someone to give it to. and we got a video from one of our fantastic viewers in bloomington, indiana, her name is terry hughese went out in freezing cold bloomington, indiana temperatures and paid it forward. look what she did. >> i am here at our local walmart, i'm sure there's somebody in here tonight that could use some help. this will be on my debit card. i want to pay it forward and bless you. >> i'll give you a hug. >> i will, too. god bless you. >> god bless you. >> never had anything happen like that before. >> oh. >> you can see how grateful this couple is. we also got this video from one of our viewers in lynwood, california. >> i see a lady sleeping under this tree every time i work over here and i'm going to give her a couple of dollars to give her a breakfast. it ain't that much, just five bucks, but some people won't even do that. >> i'm so, so proud of all of our viewers for accepting the challenge and doing really great things out there in our world. >>> i think most of us would consider the swedish to be very nice, kind, law-abiding citizens. let me show you this video of at least one swede w

brian, you're fired. >> signing my book. did you just yell at me? >> kind of. terry fator in the after the show show. we got a busy show tomorrow. see you then. >> thank you. martha: thanks guys. great show this morning. fox news alert. increasing violence and more are among the dead as the shaky truce has crumbled in ukraine. this brand new video just into fox news reportedly showing riot police firing at protesters. [gunfire] at least 21 killed, some estimates are up over 30 this morning. the latest fighting over the country's future which pits these demonstrators fighting for democracy and closer ties to europe and the u.s. against leaders backed by putin and russia. good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. here in "america's newsroom." >> i'm eric shawn. i'm in for bill hemmer this morning. the violent showdown between the east and the west unfolding right on russia's doorstep, just when the country would have the whole world focus instead on the sew think olympic games. [shouting] that renewed violence raging in the heart of ukraine's capital kiev, just hours after both sides seemed to hav

brian, sandy smith, thank you all very much. mark sebastian, we'll come back to you in a couple minutes when s&p futures close. liz: sandra was just mentioning terry duffy. the stock market may not be benefiting from the fed's tapering past couple days but one company is, the cme. higher volume in interest rate products oh, yes, all the natural gas because of all this polar vortex drama. that is helping to lift earnings. what is the cme seeing now as volatility reins and tapering continues? a fox business exclusive with cme group executive chair and president, terry duffy. david: microsoft, they finally have a new leader. satya nadella. that is the new ceo. we'll talk to a former microsoft executive who supervised mr. nadella during his tenure at the company. did microsoft make the right move going for an insider as opposed to an outsideer? a first on fox business interview you don't want to miss. liz: we love to hear from you. today is facebook's 10 -- fbn's 10-year anniversary. tweet us. at nbnatb. ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a0%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of a

brian, you're fired. >> signing my book. did you just yell at me? >> kind of. terry fator in the after the show show.nd new video just into fox news reportedly showing riot police firing at protesters. [gunfire] at least 21 killed, some estimates are up over 30 this morning. the latest fighting over the country's future which pits these demonstrators fighting for democracy and closer ties to europe and the u.s. against leaders backed by putin and russia. good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. here in "america's newsroom." >> i'm eric shawn. i'm in f