collier has set the house on fire.let from the gunman, fire rescue units cannot approach the home directly. it will be hours before they can get the blaze under control. with flames engulfing his house, collier goes to his garage and takes his own life with a shotgun, ending the standoff. >> a dramatic shootout caught on tape leaves a wounded police officer recovering in a san diego hospital. >> greg's footage makes national news. after the incident, the el cajon police use the video as a training tool. >> it was definitely a life-changing experience to be there and witness something like this. >> as for officer slocumb, he survives the ordeal and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> coming up -- >> i was kind of outraged and appalled by what i saw. >> the haymaker that had people talking. >> why did you have to hit her? >> she's going to fight with me, i'm going to fight with her. >> when "caught on camera: wrong side of the law" continues. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes sh

police officer sean collier. shooting him in the head at close range can with the nine millimeter semi-automatic handgun. they also attempted to steal his weapon. following officer collier's murder, dzhokar and tamerlan tsarnaev carjacked an individual who is referred to as cm, and who was in a mercedes. and they carjacked him by pointing a gun and threatening to kill him. they indicated to the victim that they intended to drive his vehicle to manhattan. a hard tamerlan-for-ed cm to driver to watertown where the retrieved a gpa and other items from the civic, and then forced cm to driver to a service station. they drove cm to a bank of america atm in watertown square and forced him to hand over his debit card and personal identification number. dzhokar tsarnaev then used the debit card and withtrue $800 from the victim's bank account. at 12:1:25 a.m. on april 19th, while the defendant and his brother were stopped for gas, the victim escaped from the mercedes and called 9-1-1. after the victim escaped, dzhokar and

this sparked an internal investigation by the collier county sheriff's office. we contacted the collier county sheriff's office, and they verified that the officer was fired and two were given a reprimand. >>> this is a man stuck in some sort of parking cone meant to guide people on the street. this guy is stuck in that thing. he and the buddy were messing around and they were at the hempstead council in england and says, try to get this off, but can't get it. the man wearing the backpack appears to be parking cone man's friend. >> do you think he was thinking, this is not how it was supposed to work in the first place. >> was he trying it on for size. >> nothing wrong, mate. you can walk around with the cone if you want to. >> and the police assist in the rescue, if you can call it a rescue, aed when the officer arrives he is thinking, this is not the average tuesday and the friend kind of describe, well, my buddy thought it was a good idea and now he is stuck, and they try lifting it off, but it is not coming off. they lead him over to the grassy area, and try

conversations today and harassment and bullying online and i will introduce the moderator and she is anne collier and executive director of family news and a journal iftd and youth advocate and the coauthor of a parent's guide to facebook and myspace unraveled and social networking. she served on president obama technology working group and delivered its group to congress and youth safety on the internet and you can read her plug. how's that for a plug? >> thank you very much. our parents guide is free and can be distributed at schools or parent nights or whatever, so we're happy to make them available to you at connect safety .org so a little bit more of the big picture. this is amazing panel of people who have resources and campaigns that can support and reinforce your fine work. so i am glad you stayedand we learned about bullying and preventions and solutions and just to reinforce getting the accurate picture bullying is a serious problem but it's not an epidemic. it's not on the rise. daift finkelhorn and director of the research center university of new hampshire and reviewed studies and bu

officer sean collier was killed just two hours before their escaped by was disrupted by a shootout with watertown, police. tamerlan was killed in the confrontation and 20 hours later dzhokhar was captured why would hiding in a nearby boat. it was there on the wall of the boat police also found an apparent motive. as cbs news first reported in may, a badly wounded dzhokhar tsarnaev had written a jihadi scree protesting the killing of muslims by u.s. troops. according to the department, he wrote: now, 17 of the 30 charges could carry the death penalty. tsarnaev's attorneys have not yet commented it's widely expected they could seek a plea deal to keep capital punishment off the table. >> pelley: bob, thank you. as that indictment was being announced, a courtroom drama played out in the same boston courthouse. whitey bulger, the former mobster, is on trial for 19 murders. today a disgraced former f.b.i. agent swore to tell the truth and don dahler tells us bulger did some swearing of his own. >> reporter: those who know james "whitey" bulger say there are few people he disliked more than f

president obama was in boston wednesday, he met with the family of cambridge police officer sean collier who was shot and killed by the czar nay yev brothers in april. he thanked the family for the sacrifice he made for the nation. >>> chris clicksty will speak at the clinton global initiative today. >>> here's the first photo of actress jennifer goodwin playing jackie kennedy for the docku drama killing kennedy. the film set to air on the national geographic channel in november. >>> a popular word has entered our political lexicon. akinize. a columnist defines it as, quote, attempting to diminish a po political foe by likening his or her words to reremarks on legitimate rape made by former missouri rep todd akin. >>> john dingell is the longest serving member of congressional history. kathleen sebelius lynda carter and house democratic leader nancy pelosi danced to a supreme songs to celebrate. looks like a party. >>> and last night's congressional baseball game in washington, the democrats had a big night. democratic congressman cedric richmond of louisiana had four hits including a tr

police officer, sean collier. sunny hostin, let me bring you in here.ng to this list, i was scribbling down notes. conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. conspiracy to bomb a public place. the actual bombing of a public place. the list goes on and on and on. having been there three weeks kufring this thing. initially when you heard the charges, it was a handful of years and now we hear if convicted, we're talking possibly life. >> oh, no question about it. i mean, i have a copy of the indictment. i was trying to review it on my iphone. it's a 74-page indictment, brooke. >> wow. >> he's going to be arraigned on july 10th, 2013. you're right, it's a 30-count indictment. what's so interesting is 17, brooke, 17 of those charges are death penalty eligible charges. we know in the state of massachusetts there is no state death penalty, but there is the death penalty under federal law, and so he is, you know, there is that exposure. the remainder authorize a max penalty of life in prison. so any way you slice this, if this -- if he gets only convicted o

>> i would say the first thing is collier issue weren't find out if the charge of foreign transactiont have one that doesn't. ask them if they're offering smart cards. some issuers will give you a smart cardpon request. u may not hae to sign up for a necredit card and made them get a new credit card. they have th3% fee. the transaction fee so sometimes it just makes sense gerri: i lovehat idea. ask for the smart card if you can because then you don't have to get in a card. you can justeep your existing one. thank you forrcoming on the show. appreciate your help. >> thank you. gerri: well, it's time now for a look a stories you're talking not tonight on foxbusiness.com. another choppy day of trading as investors start preparing for a time when central banks ease up on a stiluseasures. stocks opened higher before reversing course after being up more than 100 points this morning it ended dow more than 100 points. an indian tire maker is buying a high of cooper tire and rubber for more than 2 billion. t apollo says it will keep the company's u.s. plants op to retain its management. this a

55 major commercial ports will be ready for the bigger ships, according to the chief economist of colliersugh? listen to this. in just 18 years' time, 60% to 70% of shipping will be on the bigger post-panamax ships and a report from the u.s. army corps of engineers says that over the next 30 years, u.s. imports are expected to grow four-fold and exports more than seven-fold. the u.s. needs to keep up with that demand and stay competitive with the rest of the world's ports. and yet the american society of civil engineers gives america's ports a "c" rating. that shouldn't be the case. u.s. collects a federal harbor maintenance tax of about 0.1% on each container that comes into port. that money is supposed to go back to the waterways, most importantly perhaps helping u.s. ports stay competitive. but for the last 20 years congress has diverted more than half of those funds. congress does not seem to understand that this kind of spending is an investment in the nation's future economic growth. if we don't modernize our ports, the new big ships won't dock there and we will be the losers. >>> up

joining us is scott collier, cio of advisers acknowledgment and yanni. me begin with you, you say you see gold collapsing and moving from the 1200 level to a thousand, but then it ultimately will collapse. gold is going to 700 in three to five years. why do you say that? >> gold has been a bubble. it definitely was one of the best places to invest for the last decade and more, but there was way too much speculation, there was extreme expectations, there was faulty assumptions. a lot of investors just jumped into gold thinking it was going to be very safe, it was going to go up no matter what, but these were based on faulty assumptions like inflation, which is not materializing, continued growth in china, which we're already seeing a slowdown so beyond that overspeculation, they were either priced in before the bubble collapse, but now all of a sudden they're not only priced thin, but they're already showing us that they're proving to be not correct. so the fed is tapering. there's many reasons why gold is set to fall, but i guess it's already proven itse

officer sean collier.any suggestion in this government document that he wasn't actively involved dismissed once you read the 74 pages, erin. >> pretty amazing that they are trying to paint a completely different picture than the one we had early on, the one that a lot of people watching probably still have. after the attack, deb, dzhokhar was hiding. you broke the news that he was in that boat. he scrawled messages on the boat wall. one of them, u.s. government's killing our innocent civilians. i can't stand to see such evil unpunished. we muslims are one body. you hurt one, you hurt us all. that gives an insight as to what he was possibly thinking. what did you hear about motive? >> reporter: you know, what they know is so fascinating. erin, you remember this as well, the fire fight that took place in the early morning hours. apparently tamerlan and dzhokhar engaged the police, they were throwing improvised explosive devices, including one that resembled the one that was used at the boston marathon. three

police officer, shawn collier. some of the details in the indictment are new.osecutors say that as tsarnaev was hiding from the police, bleeding in that boat in the backyard in water ton, massachusetts, he wrote on the inside wall beams of the boat. we've known that but now we have more details of what you wrote. he wrote, among other things, "the u.s. government is killing our innocent civilians. i can't stand to see such evil go unpunished. we muslims are one body. you hurt one, you hurt us all. now i don't like killing innocent people. it is forbidden in islam, but due to said events -- it is unintelligible, the indictment says -- it is allowed and stop killing our innocent people and we will stop. so this indictment means now that there will not be a preliminary hearing that had been scheduled for early july, but he will have to have another court appearance to be -- to appear on the indictment and enter a plea. his first court appearance, you remember, was actually not in court, it was in the hospital shortly after he was arrested. he's obviously in much b

paul collier said the same about africa.we are in the process of generating roughly 3,000 new regulations every year from 63 different government departments and commissions and other agencies. so so we are wrapping ourselves in red tape. anybody watching this show who is running a small business, who's tried to start a small business will confirm what i'm saying. it's no longer the best place to do this stuff. and that really does concern me because i came here on the assumption that this was the international mecca for free enterprise. it just isn't anymore. >> rose: what is germany doing other than finding a way to export everything it can possibly make? >> well, of course, it does that but that's not the only thing that it does. its system, if you just look at the simple metrics that i measured already-- either doing business, the perception of corruption, for example-- northern europe is cleaner, in fact, than the united states by the measures that we're talking about here. and so we need to stop flattering ourselves th

this is a very well-run company, and collier know, when they do this satisfaction survey they alwayso these restaurants the leavitt, enjoy it, but handling some of the game and come back for more. stuart: so much for expectations of earnings. the stock was straight out the. >> so much for that. that is a big target. tour of the window. stuart: let's get serious, shall we. our next guest, an environmentalist who does not think that president obama's climate plan goes far enough. joining us now, the center for biological diversity. we want to welcome you want to the program. >> thank you for having me again. stuart: i have to say this right up front. we don't argue about whether we have global warming, don't argue about whether it is a crisis are not. i see this as an impermissible interview because i want you to tell our audience what more you want. if president obama did not go far enough, what do you want? go. >> well, two things. the first thing is that what he actually committed to do yesterday was incredibly modest. a lot of floridian rhetoric. it sounded good, but what he really