colby is a controversial figure because he favored cooperating with congress he favored negotiating a an agreement with congress that would establish the parameters in which the c.i. could operate that went against the standard culture which which held that espionage is entitled total sleekly complete secrecy right so really from the one nine hundred seventy s. on when you had the church committee investigations and colby's willingness to cooperate with them to a certain degree the cia has had to negotiate its program with congress and congress can say what it's war what it wants but the people on the only intelligence committees and subcommittees were informed about what was going on which is a good thing it seems yeah it is but this is not for congress cannot come back now and say the cia was acting as a rogue elephant. it's a no no in the in the middle we have left as a historian who's looked at the whole arc of the cia any thoughts on the direction that they should be going right now or any changes they should be making. i don't know whether you saw. i don't know whether you saw t

after showing off moves last night, you may have a feeling colby jones is going to survive.he had to keep up with the professional dance couples. it was a danceoff, so to speak. once the couple exited the routine, jones ripped off his jacket, underneath, sporting ravens purple suspenders, jones wowed the judges but this week, they had a little something to say about his foot work. jones had something to say back about . >> great timing, very, very sharp. just one thing, point your feet on the kicks and flicks. >> a little bit flat footed. >> you will never get a nine off me off those feet. >> i love you so much. with big feet. >> the judges gave jones 26 out of 30. that was the third highest score of the night. kelly swoop was in the ballroom during the performance. she got their thoughts on what appears to be a narrowing competition. >> it's tight. you got to step up. it's show time. either you swing it or duck it. >> it's a long marathon. we are halfway through. >> swoop will be in la for the elimination episode. get live updates from inside the ballroom by following her o

i am jamie colby .al challenges are prompting the federal administration to delay the closures of control towers . the towers will stay open until midjune. the closures were scheduled to begin tomorrow due to automatic across the board spending cuts . don't worry, you still have time to file your tax return. but the i.r.s. may dig deeper to catch the cheaters. they will look at facebook and twitter to gather information about you . the government claiming it will only acess your page if you have a red flag on your tax form. i am jamie colby. see you again with kelley wright . forbes on fox continues and for all of the latest headlines go to fox news.com. see you later. bumpted on the basketball court. rutgers coach mike rice getting fired after the videos went viral. they found out about it in december and fined him and made him attend anger management session. rich, you said he would be canned immediately in the private sector. >> this was more than holding basketball players to high standars. that is

. >> hi, everyone, we're live from america's ns headquarters, i'm jamie colby. we're learning here at fox that three n.a.t.o. troops have been killed in a blast in southern afghanistan. the explosion from a roadside bomb. at this hour, it's unclear if any of the troops are american, two civilians helping coalition forces were also killed in that blast. and developing today. nuclear talks between iran and six world powers failed to reach an agreement according to eu policy chief. six countries insisting iran cut back on uranium enrichment and stock piles. iran says they have a right to enrich and has no interest in using for welcomes. sanctions before any possible deal on its part. and i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto on business only on the fox news channel and all of your latest headlines always on foxnews.com. log on. >> amid the latest housing comeback, the white house is punchi pushing basics to give mortgages to folks, and they won't get in trouble with the people default on the loans. gary k, it looks like history is repeating itself? >> two words, oye and

colby when you go to the doctor. april is alcohol awareness month. you know we tell you these things for a reason. in addition to the nationwide campaign, that is trying to raise awareness on the dangers of drinking, there is new research that finds a glass-and-a-half a day or less of alcohol can raise your risk of cancer. dr. samadi, you have our attention. >> people don't need to watch me to know alcohol is not good for them. everyone knows about the effect of this on the liver, pancreas. the cancer, the most common among men are stomach, esophageal et cetera. women is breast cancer. when i was reading an prepared for this, the message i want the people to know is not just the health aspect of it. it's the social economic aspect of it. it's the legal aspect of it. the union of families that are broken as a result of this. about $220 billion goes to alcoholism. everyone calls alcoholism a disease. it's not. it's a behavior problem that is leading to the disease. >> eric: no genetic link? >> we can discuss it. this is a very complex behavior problem.

i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto. >> neil: well, getting right to work, literally.oeing is expanding to a plant in south carolina. the move expected to create 2000 jobs. just the latest company to add jobs in the state that lets workers decide if they want to join a union or not. what they call right to work states. dagen follow me closely. what do you think? >> i think that we need more right to work states because if you look at the last decade you've had faster economic growth in right to work states versus states where you have to sign up for unions. >> know the an all of them, some are-- >> some of them have, but broadly speaking when you do the averages, this is the last decade, 2000-2009, faster economic growth, faster payroll growth. >> i'm just saying. >> and i like the way we've skipped over south carolina's wonderful economic growth. do you know what the unemployment rate is there. >> i'm not skipping, i'm saying the average, do we time to talk about 24 different states? >> but you have-- >> you brought up south carolina and i, you know, through the magic

. >> hi, we're live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby. right now america is keeping a very close eye on north korea as nuclear experts are warning that they're capable actually of attacking south korea and japan which hosts u.s. military bases and meanwhile, there's brand new video today showing kim jong-un walking with troops and firing a gun. the north is reportedly placed two missiles on mobile launchers hiding them somewhere on its east coast. the missiles have a range up to 2500 miles. back here at home, republicans are now reacting to the president's budget plan, saying it's too little too late. as word leaks of president obama's plan to include entitlement tweaks as he unveils the budget next week. and lawmakers argue it won't bring washington closer to reducing the deficit. i'm jamie colby, back to bulls and bears only on the fox news channel and check out foxnews.com. >> brenda: here comes the new blame game. we've heard the companies using disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes for not hitting their target, but the sequester,

i'm jamie colby. keep it right here on the fox news channel. back to bulls and bears. >> tracy: so another week another health care law bombshell. first, a white house official blaming republican governors for delaying implementing the law and it turns out the health insurance exchanges are going to cost twice as much as initially thought and now the group who created obamacare will help tackle rising medical costs, huh? gary b, was the original law supposed to lower costs and take care of everything? >> exactly, tracy. it falls under that umbrella that the great ronald reagan said, the nine words to hear, i'm with the government and i'm here to help. you said the figures are doubled. they're going to be at least ten times. why? when medicare was started, it was projected to be about 12 billion dollars cost in 1990. instead, in 1990, it was 107 billion dollars. like every other government program, whether it's built in a parking lot at the kennedy center or the big dig, the cost overruns are massive. they always underestimate it. there's so muc

as tensions raise, fox news anchor jamie colby sits down with general ray odierno, and he offers some advice to the rogue nation. >> new fallout in the rutgers basketball scandal. the reports saying the fbi is looking whether the former assista assista assistant basketball coach tried to extort money. murdoch demanded $950,000 as a settlement for his wrongful termination claim. rutgers refused to settle the claims and murdoch subsequently released practice video showing mike rice physically and verbally against the players. and they were fired, and murdoch claimed he was fired last year for being a whistle blowser against rice. fox severe weather alert. severe storms are on the move setting up potential tornados for some and many of you are living through this as this thing is building like a monster, and meteorologist janice dean joining us now. >> hi, harris, . yes, it's a multi-faceted storm bringing us tornado and feet of snow. the main system is across the rockies, but ahead of it we're seeing severe weather, severe thunderstorm watches in effect across portions of kansas, into m

[cheering and applauding] >> right there at the intersection of silly man and colby, my parents stillive there. that's where it started for me. but tonight is a night that we have abopportunity * to up lift and support and say thank you to all the people that certainly provide me support and provide me the motivation to get up and come to work every single day. this is an opportunity to thank and praise the people that call me stop, that e-mail me, find me on facebook, send me a twitter and pick, found me on next door. i tell you, this is your day. put your hands together. hang in there, we're almost done. but this is the day that we get to celebrate -- (applause) >> i'm calling it the nen-ers. you know what's interesting? i've been around city hall long enough to watch the nen awards grow and mature into what it is today. so, i also want to give a special shout out to daniel homesy who is the originator of this. thank you, daniel. (applause) >> also i want to acknowledge his right hand christina palone, the new director, mon, mayor's office neighborhood services over there in that co

this is jaime colby, i wanted to ask you this question during greg's interview where i learned so much. what is the difference between a young child that bullies another child, a domestic dispute and someone that may be cape cable of doing something so heinous as this? if we had the chance to do an autopsy as greg assures me they are on the older brother and study his brain what could be learn about terrorism if in fact he is guilty of what we saw unfold this week? >> those three items are a great concern to all of us. they can be very difficult in most cases. in a few circumstances perhaps lining this one they could be on a continuum. bullying implies that they take advantage of their strength or undo circumstance. it puts it at a days advantage physically. when you mover to the extreme of these type of random, violent acts there are similarities. the idea of using a bomb or weapons and this -- these times of mass destruction, again i knee it as a person she has the same thing. it was developed over a long period of time. these individuals have been in the country for a geek cade or m

jamie colby coming up next and i'm john roberts. thanks for watching. >> . >> jamie: fox news alert. new information just coming in on a pair of attacks in afghanistan that killed at least six americans today. a car bomb targeting a convoy in the province filling three u.s. service members, two american civilians along with an afghan doctor. the u.s. military report, another american citizen died in an insurgent attack in eastern afghanistan and all of this comes as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey arrived in afghanistan. he's there to assess the level of training american troops should provide afghan security forces after the 2014 withdrawal. another fox news alert to tell you about, tracking developments now in north korea, as some newly surfaced video revealed the nuclear armed nation is reportedly ramping up its military. hello everyone, i'm kelly wright. >> jamie: and so are we, kelly. i'm jamie colby. welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. the video released on north ko

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[cheering and applauding] >> right there at the intersection of silly man and colby, my parents stille. that's where it started for me. but tonight is a night that we have abopportunity * to up lift and support and say thank you to all the people that certainly provide me support and provide me the motivation to get up and come to work every single day. this is an opportunity to thank and praise the people that call me stop, that e-mail me, find me on facebook, send me a twitter and pick, found me on next door. i tell you, this is your day. put your hands together. hang in there, we're almost done. but this is the ay

and thanks to all of you, i'm jamie colby, for kelly wright, stay with fox.torial report next.

i'm heather childers in for jamie colby. >> eric: good morning. i'm eric shawn.

i am jamie colby. amid the threats from north korea, secretary of state john kerry is in china and hopes that the country will help deescalate the tedges. they agree it is a critical moment in peace negotiation. the next stop is tokyo, tomorrow. >> an incredible video in fox. a plane making a crash landing in the water . all 108 people survive . officials say the plane missed the run way and then it crashed in shallow water. the impact causing the back of the plane to break apart. the cause is under. we'll send you back to forbes on fox. we'll be back at 1:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. >> elizabeth: welcome back. lawmakers pushing for equal pay for women. it is happening as the world said goodbye to a powerful woman who championed merit play. margaret thatcher talked about the merit pay. explain sabrain? >> merit pay is the way to go. women's groups are pushing for equal pay . the idea that women only make 77 cents of a dollar that a man makes. if you look at time out of the workplace and college major

i am jamie colby. this is your fox news minute.that includes expanded background checks and penalties for gun trafficking was being tried to be blocked. across the country, severe storms with snow, rain and high winds. some of the most violent weather hit the st. louis suburbs where homes and vehicles were damaged by strong wind. thank goodness, no reports of serious injury. here is a look at the leaderboard. the masters golf tournament is on in augusta, georgia. tiger woods is still the favorite, but he is currently tied for 11th. ouch. i am jamie colby. back to melissa and lori. melissa: thank you. take care. agents can read your e-mails and tax without a warrant. the fourth warrant does not protect internet communication. i am a little nervous. i never cheat on my taxes so i have nothing to be nervous about. >> here is the test. if you and lori sent an e-mail to each other, do you subjectively expected to be private? melissa: i expect it to be private if it is not all my work e-mail. >> do you think her expectation is a reasonab

colby's dad, who i saw last week, talked about the relationship that grew between them.n colby first came to camp, he called him carlos instead of dad because they had no relationship. and now he calls him dad and they have a close relationship. and that can be nothing but good. >> you know, carol, under the federal sentencing guidelines, they have downward departures for family ties. where you can get a lesser sentence because your children are nearby and you want to play a role in their life. do you think there's a bigger place for reform here at the federal level to try to have family ties be a bigger metric to reduce the overall prison time that at least nonviolent offenders have? >> i think for every prison system, whether it's a federal or state or local, we need to consider families and the need to the they have for the father or the incarcerated parent, whether it's a mother or a father, to be in the life of their child. and, you know, our programs are primarily in the federal system. we only have -- we're only in two state prisons at this point. of course, we're

. >> argue with that, colby? >> the worst thing is it does not take much to get it started. it takes one person near the dmz who decides to take a shot. >> there are 50 miles between them. >> i am not talking about a weapon. canou have a missile, you bridge the gap. it does not need to be nuclear- tipped. once that happens, there will be massive retaliation. >> what is the motivation, what do they get out of it? >> in the past it has been extortion. they scare some people, we give them food. basically throwing rocks at a window. at some point, it gets really dangerous. the point is when they have a nuclear weapon they can put on top of a rocket. i do not think they are there yet, but they cannot be that far away. >> i think it is scary. as charles said, some people are irrational. when they lead a country, they can meet them over the cliff and they can take a lot of our stuff with them, too. >> what is the rational response for the obama administration? >> they responded well, they sent a b-2, a lovely item in flight, starting in missouri, went off to correa, returned home w

for "teen kids news," i'm jamie colby, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> could you describe the flag that flies over your state capitol? maybe it's this one. the first thing you notice about wyoming's state flag is that big critter in the middle. don't call it a buffalo -- it's a bison. >> the bison was important out in the wild west, as we all know, but in particular, in wyoming. it was verna keays who designed the flag, and she thought it was a great symbol of branding, which cattle ranchers all used to keep track of their animals, but, also, the bison was known as the monarch of the plains, and she thought that was a great symbol for her state. >> name "wyoming" comes from a native american word for "great plain." today it would be considered politically incorrect, but the flag's designer paid tribute to those once called "red men" with the red border. she said the red also signifies the blood of the pioneers who fought to claim the land. we can easily understand why a cowboy and a miner are pictured in the center. but what are those tiny words in the banner? >> the phrase on

welcome to america's i'm heather childers with n for jamie colby. >>> i'm eric shawn. he is being kept under heavy facility. he is right now at the federal medical center, located on the ground of a former army base. it's right in the middle of the state. it is designed specifically for inmates in need of long term medical care. they ce more secure than he potentially was at the hospital in downtown boston. david lee miller is live near that bombing site. good morning david lee. >> reporter: good morning. ordinarily on a sunday morning the square behind me would be quiet and sleepy. that is not the case this morning. almost two weeks after the double bombings took place just a few hundred feet where i am now. take a look over my shoulder. off in the distance you can see the makeshift memorial that you mentioned. thousands are still coming to here throughout the day bringing flowers and cards and o items of rbrance. this as six of those that were injured remain in the hospital. many of those who were hurt lost limbs. others suffered serious injuries that will require mo

for "teen kids news," i'm jamie colby, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> this report is brought to you by fitsmi.com. one out of every three american kids is overweight. and research shows that girls struggling to get fit are often the least likely to get the help they need. so denise's story is encouraging. about a year ago, she came across fitsmi while surfing the web. it's an online community of teens like her trying to lose weight. and she's willing to share her story with us. hi, denise. >> hello! >> has weight always been an issue for you? >> you know, when i was younger, it was never really an issue, but once i moved into my teens, i moved around a lot. i changed a lot of schools, and along the way, i dropped lots of activities. so that's when the weight really started packing on and just becoming a problem. >> and how did it affect you? >> at the beginning, really, i didn't notice it. i just didn't notice it at all. and then once i moved into my first year of high school, a whole bunch of boys, a whole gang called me chubby and started teasing me, and from that day, it j

i'm jamie colby. great to have you here.retary of state kerry, we have been reporting affirming that china and japan will work together to rid north korea of nuclear weapons. the secretary saying that the u.s. is willing to reopen the talks if the regime were to abide by previous agreements on the nuclear program. listen. >> the united states and the other countries i met with in the last two days are committed to make that goal of denuclearization reality. the u.s. japan alliance has never been stronger than today. the u.s. is fully committed to the defense of japan. >> jamie: folks, this is really important stuff. greg palkot is streaming live from seoul, south korea, 30-miles from the border where everything may be going on now. what is the latest? >> as you explain, secretary of state kerry in the region, high stakes diplomatic tour to deal with that north korea threat. the looming missile launch. he finished a meeting with the japanese foreign minister and he has offered a possible peaceful resolution to the crisis. he

i'm jamie colby. great to have you with us. a lot of breaking news this hour, including south korea. now bracing for north to conduct a missile test. expected by wednesday. it may just be a scare tactic, but after a barrage of threats in the last week, it may be hard to separate bluff from reality. and then there is this. state tv releasing provocative new pictures. north korea's leader inspecting military equipment, including small aircraft, launch in the sky by rockets. then they drop bombs. also driving the tensions at this hour are reports that the north placed two missiles on mobile launchers. that may be the medium range musedon, a ballistic missile with a range of 2,500 miles. capable of striking not only the troops waiting in south korea for the worst, but also the u.s. military bases in okinawa and guam. they are waiting for next move. david piper. what are you seeing? >> tensions are high here. the u.s. trying not to make it worse. pentagon announced they are postponing a test launch of missile. but they were concerne

jamie colby and he's also vice chairman of the campaign for nuclear disarmament he told me earlier that this could spark he worries a nuclear arms race in the region. israel we know has nuclear weapons and has the land by distance of over them and could have a sea basis and country in the region that has a nuclear power system. which it saudi arabia or could develop their own nuclear weapons if they wish to and egypt. i hope does not develop nuclear weapons i hope nobody develops nuclear weapons but clearly the danger now is very nuclear arms race in the middle east with all the terrible consequences that that could bring about if ever they should be used we need urgent action now the european union the united states working together in a position to put the most enormous pressure on israel either through sanctions or withdrawing or lift a lifting the trade agreement which also has a human rights closer than we need action by those two key players in the situation gerry called when that was when he was on the way including europe's rising unemployment as more countries struggle with a f

i am jamie colby. this is your fox news minute.s extinguishing a barge fire in mobile, alabama. the two barges were empty last night, but it carried natural gas. they believe the fire was accidental. the bird flu crossing from china to taiwan. a man has been diagnosed with the first case outside of mainland china. china has confirmed 108 cases. twenty-two deaths from that virus. in dallas, all five living presidents attending the george w bush presidential center. also attending will be several former head of states. we wish we were there. those are your headlines. i am jamie colby. back to dagen and connell. dagen: thank you. connell: trying to prevent a way of more furloughs. dagen: rich edson is still at reagan national airport. at least they let him in the terminal now. rich: after three or four days at reagan national airport, you are seeing delays around the country. there is movement around on capitol hill that could solve these. these are faa statistics. on sunday, the furloughs were to blame for about 400 different flight

i am jamie colby. this is your fox news minute.kerry is in korea warning to not test a launch missile. north korea is abll to arm a nuclear missile. he is kicking off four days of talk in asia. china and japan also on the itinerary. chinese health officials are reporting another bird that flew. eleven people have died over the past two months. twenty-nine people infected. all cases have been in eastern china. back to augusta georgia where we are keeping a close eye. today is the second round of the 77 master tournament. those are your latest headlines on the fox business network. i am jamie colby. sending it back to melissa and lori. lori: thank you, jamie. so many traders are probably watching the masters. we want to recap you some breaking news. the new york state system judge denying macy's request to expand a block on jcpenney sale of martha stewart product. macy's has not shown it would be harmed by jcpenney sales. jcpenney can sell martha stewart's good under the label jcp every day. shares of macy's and arthur stuart are hig

zero heartbur ♪ >> i am jamie colby with your fox news minute.ate debate underway already on new gun-control restrictions. republicans want a roll call vote to settle the bill. they hope for a bipartisan compromise. that is cleared a procedural hurdle. when the boston red sox lost to the boston orioles it was the first time fenway park was not a sellout in almost ten years. the record streak of 820 consecutive games, the longest one began in may 2003 and it included postseason games. the previous record was 814 games and was by the portland trail blazers. augusta, georgia, a lot of excitement. the masters underway. let's take a quick look at the masters leaderboard. we are keeping a close eye on that. those are your headlines. i am jamie colby. back to you, connell. connell: the post- pc era is absolutely in full affect. we talk about new technology all the time. the numbers that have come out are staggering. pc shipments are really seeing steep the client. these are drastic the kleins. >> they are big declines. this was not expected, unexpected,

. >> i'm jamie colby. thanks for staying with us. dzhokhar tsarnaev, in surgery in beth israel hospital in boston, after police say a homeowner noticed a trail of blood in his back yard. >> the men who found him at the boat said he was covered with blood. we assume those injuries occurred the evening before. there was an exchange of gunfire at the boat. i don't know if he was struck. >> now these are some of the images taken right after his capture. you can see him here, well, he's out on the pavement there, or the near -- near the area of the boat. he is here in an ambulance, before heading to the hospital. adam house lie, joining us live now with more. adam? >> reporter: yeah, gregg, he was brought here under guard to this hospital, beth israel in boston, where he remains under guard. just about every entrance in and in and out of the hospital and the entire medical compound here at beth israel has a number of police officer in just about every location, across the street, like the children's hospital hospital you will find increas

i'm jamie colby. this is your fox news minute. the university of rhode island is still on lockdown.tigating reports of a possible gunman. all classes have been canceled at the kingston campus. everyone is ordered to stay indoors. police officials telling fox news chafee hall has been cleared and checked. no injuries reported but police are still checking the rest of the school. >>> meanwhile connecticut governor donnell malloy signing the nation's toughest gun control bill into law. this is in response to december's deadly school shooting in newtown. that bill adding more than 100 firearms to the state's assault weapons ban, creating a registry for dangerous offenders, and banning the sale of high-capacity ammunition magazines. >>> the latest on north korea. u.s. officials telling fox news there is intelligence that north korea is moving around mid-range mobile missile launchers which could indicate a possible test launch. the pentagon closely watching this situation. >>> those are the headlines at this hour, i'm jamie colby. sending it back now to ashley. ashley: jamie, thank you s

i'm heather childers in for jamie colby. >> eric: good morning. i'm eric shawn. the chairman of the house homeland security committee telling fox news this morning he believes there is a foreign connection. the pair could not have done this all on their own. what about their mother? zubeidat? she has claimed the attacks were fake, the blood was paint and her sons were set up. is there self-serving region for her outrageous claims? peter king is member of the homeland security commission and joins us from washington. good morning. good to see you. >> thank you. >> eric: can you comment on the report we have dealing with zubeidat? apparently the russians caught her and tamerlan on the telephone on a wiretap talking jihad. and the reports say she was also caught on a wiretap talking to someone in russia who is under investigation by the f.b.i. what do you know about this? what can you tell us? >> without going in details is how the russians got the information, we do know that the russians had information involving the mother, involving the son, which if they made i

. >> i'm jamie kol -- i'm jamie colby. that is what folks heard, not once but twice today in watertown. but now, captured. that's what the boston police put out in a simple tweet, announcing the end of this manhunt for one of the two brothers turned suspected terrorists, actually. just in, we have this photo of the second suspect in the boston bombing, as atfr agents worked to stabilize him on the ground and in the back of an ambulance. mike tobin is in watertown, massachusetts, where they have seen a day like they never had before. i am certain of that, mike? >> reporter: certain of that. and this is where it all ended. you see the house behind me here, this is the house with the driveway at the end of the driveway was the boat where it all went down. it all went down, shortly after that lockdown was lifted. you heard that in the press conference. people could get out. they could walk around. they did that, as soon as they could, even though they had nowhere to go. once the pem were out on the street, suddenly we saw the

i'm jamie colby, this is your fox news minute.c governor malloy expected to sign the nation's toughest gun control bill into law that could happen in the next hour. it's in response to the december's deadly school shooting in newtown. the bill adding more than 100 firearms to the state's assault weapons ban, creating a registry for dangerous offenders, and banning sales of high capacity ammunition magazines. in louisville, a employee shot and killed in the parking lot. the fbi is looking to question a person of interest in the shooting. officials say the victim worked for the u.s. army human resources command. the cost for alzheimer's is higher than cancer or heart disease according to a rand cooperation study. dementia care in the u.s. costs up to $215 billion a year, and an estimated 4.1 million americans have dementia, and that number projected to double in the next 30 # years. those are your headlines, not if we keep working, dagen, got to use the mind. dagen: exactly. thank you so much. president obama announced he'll return

i am jamie colby. the obama administration accusing syria of using weapons last month. the u.s.e community believes that the syrian regime use the chemical nerve agent -- john kerry also saying they launched to chemical attacks. syria denying you used any chemical arms. there was a rare sight at the dedication of the george w. bush nizam. all five presidents sharing the same stage. the possible cause of last night fuel barges fire, the investigation is ongoing. back to melissa and lori. melissa: thank you so much. the drama continues as members of congress try to prevent further furloughs. rich: there is movement in congress. at least more than we have seen in the last few days. the furloughs continue in air traffic control towers. we have been doing this today much every day this week. they are all caught up in new york again. you are seeing a mix in new york city right now. that is noble of the delays in the united states. when it comes to nationwide over the last four days, the heaviest day of delays came on monday. tuesday there were more than 1000 delays. yesterday coming i

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jamie colby sat down with chief general. >> long before secretary hagel called the north korea threatl danger on wednesday, the army has been poised to respond. here is army chief of staff with his advice to the world nation. >> we already have. there are traptors and bombers and ships? >> maybe miscalculate the will of the united states. i believe we will do this in a way that we sustain the capability and capacity. i would suggest about miscalculating. >> do you have intelligence that kim jong un can back it up? >> there is an unknown about why he is doing this. what does it really mean. it's incumbent upon to us watch it very carefully and see what mitigating actions we can take. >> jamie: the general says whatever action we take, will be curtailed if we go to full sequestration, something he hopes to be avoided by getting predicability in the military's budget this summer. he answered an lingering unknown concerning syria. >> jamie: one potential not so unknown is syria. is there evidence that chemical weapons were used and if what are we prepared to do and if not why wait? tens o

i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric shawn. good morning, jamie. >> good morning. >> good morning, everyone. the fbi and that special high value federal investigative team very obviously anxious to start asking questions. we're told that the suspected terrorist is in no condition to talk. governor patrick said dzhokhar is not communicative at this point. he has at least two gunshot wounds, we're told, apparently one from the carjacking bomb throwing incident thursday night. he happens to be in the same hospital that's treating about a dozen of the bombing victims. that's where we find molly line at beth israel in downtown boston. good morning, molly. >> reporter: good morning, shawn. dzhokhadzhokhar tsarnaev is undy guard. as you mentioned, there are federal authorities here looking forward to asking him some very important questions. we have some new information from the boston police commissioner, ed davis, who on "fox news sunday" said that the fbi has not been able to start questioning this suspect because he is in no condi