mumia is sick from complication from his diabetes while serving life sentence for officer daniel faulkner in 1981. she teaches at forestry elementary school in orange new jersey. our dave kitchen tried to track down the teacher and school officials but she has deactivated her face book and twitter and orange school district has not gotten back to us. you would think it would after it created a fewer or. parent right now are telling us that they are furious. >> very impressionnable when they are that age and to talk to a criminal in the third grade and for a teacher to advocate something like that is crazy. >> i think it is ridiculous, really as a resident here, in this town for 11 years i would be horrified about that especially by a teacher. >> reporter: this is the plaque memorial for officer faulkner right in the spot he died at 13th and locust here here in the city. former head of the fraternal of police was saying that she's using her students to promote her own a again a you can bet this story is not going anywhere a lot of people talking about it this morning. back to you guys. >>

he's a prison inmate serving time for killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. christine sloan from w cbs in new york, reports. >> reporter: the district confirms its the investigating reports that teacher at forest street elementary school in orange, new jersey had her third grader send get well card to convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal. >> i don't think it is a appropriate for a teacher to coerce a teach ter do that. >> reporter: the teacher the district identified as marilyn zuniga a apparently dropped off the letter to a comrade to lift up a killer's spirit. zuniga's twitter account has been taken down. we have spoke to joe and fernandes the professor mentioned in zuniga's tweet. >> i didn't think anything of it the because as part of his legal time i'm a accustomed to showing him letters from around the world from adults, children, on a regular basis. >> reporter: abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for murdering philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner in 1981. faulkner's widow is peeking out. >> i feel he should be executed for taking my husband's

there was william faulkner. if there was no slavery in the civil war, there would not have been a william faulkner. without southern defeat, we would not even know william faulkner. what would he have written about? he could've found something i suppose maybe invented an account about something. he might've been a local color rider. -- writer. what would we be nostalgic about western mark i don't thing we would have a faulkner. there is a line in his novel " the hamlet" i forget the character's name. he puts this line in this guy's mouth and says " only thank god men have done learn to forget quick with a are brave enough to try to cure. ." don't know really what to do about that problem. well, forget it. we do that, don't we? it's a way to help in some ways. we may all do this every day. i cannot deal with that today, forget it. i will think about that tomorrow, the famous line in open boat gone with the wind." -- in "gone with the wind." i cannot solve that issue. i don't know what to do about the problem. try

talk about faulkner. >> i am glad that you asked me. he almost died in early january 1993 from ruptured:to a tour that he had with the beautiful first-person account with the report of nearly dying. and that is what you remember. with the impressive intellectual he was the man of god. so to take those on the art of living or dying well. . . here is what is wrong today. martin luther. >> liberals. >> he went right at them. the other way is more kindly vietnam ends. the government in vietnam. starts improving the minority. now what he was marching or demonstrating for. look what's happening. the un. kidnapped. >> he would have been procommunist. publicly going to come out against him. >> and you remember or be aware. the late 1940s in the grip. incentive. and it had to do with the kind of war on religion they came from the communist regime. the one that i think we can end with that is so important, the conversion deciding to become a catholic which very much proves the vatican. and it was the final. >> close, close friends. >> was see one

we are standing here at the plaque for officer daniel faulkner. the officer that mumia abu-jamal is convicted of murder nearing 1981. now the teacher, marilyn zuniga, she had her grade schooler were to mumia. she wrote a get will card were to quote lift up his spirits as he is ill. she used the hash tag fruit mumia. he is sick from diabetes while serving his life sentence for killing officer faulkner. zuniga teaches a at forest street elementary school in orange, new jersey. our dave kinchin went up to the school yesterday to try to track down the teacher and school officials zuniga has since deactivated her face book and her twitter accounts and the orange school district has not gotten back. you would think they would because this issue has been making national headlines. we spoke to parent who are just furious. >> i think it is both alarming, and outrageous, that any teacher would use a group of innocent seven year-olds, to promote a twisted a agenda glorifying murder, glorifying hatred and glorifying violence. >> he is not a role model. kid sh

he was convicted of killing officer daniel faulkner. controversy isn't unusual. but this time it involves get well letters written by eight year olds. >> in 19 yuma mia abu jamal was convicted of shooting and killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. he's been a controversial figure for most of the last 30 years. but today he's back in the news as some are outraged that a new jersey teacher had her students write hem get well letters after an apparent illness had his rushed to the hospital. >> marlyn first tweet on her twitter page make it clear she's an a supporter with the hash tag free mumia listed. but the orange new jersey teacher is being criticizeed because she wanted her third grade students to lift his spirits so she had them write them get well letters. professor johanna fernandez who delivered the letters said they had the desired effect and received with smiles from abu jamal. >> the school system needs to immediately fire any teacher involved in this. >> richard costello of the philadelphia fraternal order of police told fox and friends th

but faulkner is clear on how she would decide. >> death penalty. >> you would? >> yeah. i think i -- i think that's what i would do but it's -- yeah, i don't want him to ever hurt nip again. so that would be the death penalty. >> reporter: a few miles west of brent wood in the up to of martinez residents followed the trial with particular interest. 11-year-old aaron hearn, a martinez resident was critically injured in the explosion. he was standing just six feet from one of the blasts. hearn's father coaches football at alhambra high and the up to ral -- town rallied behind the boy with help to pay medical bills. most told us they would sentence tsarnaev to death. >> knowing what i know i would vote for the ultimate penalty. >> he should get what he gave. >> the death penalty? >> definitely. >> terrorist bombing. of course. if you were going to have a death penalty, this would be it. >> reporter: the herp family was unavailable today. we hoped to talk with them when the jury returns its verdict on the penalty fizz of this trial. reporting from present wood mark matthews

he was convicted of killing officer daniel faulkner in 1989. he was back in the news due you to his health issues suffering from complications due to diabetes. he is currently serving life sentence for murder of officer faulkner. her name is marilyn zunig a a third grade teacher in orange new jersey. on twitter she posted quote my third greater wrote to new new to lift up his spirits as she is ill. she used the hash tag free mumia. you can bet when parents and the community found out about this there was a lot of outrage. >> they are very impressionnable when they are that age and to talk to a criminal in the the third grade for a teacher to advocate something like that that is crazy. >> i think it is ridiculous, really, as a resident here in this town for one years i would be horrified about that. especially for the teacher. >> reporter: we have reached out to the teacher and orange school district, in word from either of them. she deleted her face book and twitter being. on her school web site she is a language arts and a social studies teach

. >> reporter: end in an faulkner of brentwood -- megan faulkner of brentwood had finished the marathonas posing for pictures near the finish line when the bombs went off. >> it sounded like something large, huge had plowed into a building. and it shook the ground. >> reporter: the still shaken by the experience. she told me she feels for the jury having to decide between life and death, but she is sure about how she would decide. >> death penalty. >> reporter: you would? >> yeah. i think i -- i think that's what i would do. it's -- i don't want him to ever hurt anyone again. that would be the death penalty. >> reporter: faulkner went back to fwuft run in the marathon last year. she said she did it as a show of support for the people of boston and to show mr. tsarnaev that a terrorist attack would not stop americans from following their passion. reporting from brentwood, nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you, mark. >>> coming up at 6:30. we'll continue our coverage of the boston marathon bombing terrorism what's next in the penalty phase, and how that could determine if tsarnaev will be

is the widow of officer daniel faulkner.you again tonight. what are your thoughts on this teacher and the attempt to pawn it off on the eight-year-olds as it was all their idea? >> well that has me very concerned because i think this marilyn, she actually was indoctrinating these young children back in february. she had them write about a quote that the woman wrote, which was, when a just man is silent where is the justice? so she's the one who introduced these children and told them told them about this murderer. >> this is a man, mumia who shot your husband in the face, took his young life and left you a widow, and she wants them to learn about his message on justice. >> yeah. you know, megyn, i was just about her age when i walked into jefferson hospital in the middle of the night and saw my husband's face blown off. i mean, she needs to realize that what she is doing is so wrong. she needs to get, first of all the children are the ones who are being hurt right now, and the parents. the children probably have no idea what

he of course is serving live in prison for the murder of philly officer daniel faulkner on the kellyile tonight on fox news channel faulkner's widow maureen told meghan kelly she thinks the project was a disgrace. >> interesting thing is, i was just about her age when i walked into jefferson hospital in the middle of the night and saw my husband's face blown off. i mean, she needs to realize that what she is doing is so wrong. she needs to get -- first of all the children are the ones who are being hurt right now and the parents. the children probably -- >> abu jamal is serving a life sentence for that murder. the board has yet to reach a decision on her employment. >>> the name of a delaware high school's mascot drawing quite a bit of attention tonight. it's nickname some say is just part of the school's history. others they want it changed. fox 29's brad sat tip tonight's meeting in wilmington that tackled that exact subject. brad? >> reporter: it cam up for sure. this is part of the red clay school district. they run the school board about 27 different schools but we're only focus

he was convicted of murdering philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. his death sentence was overturned so he is serving life without parole. >>> there is no known lik to an explosion at a power plant in washington dc. it affected the white house, and a number of museums. thousands of federal workers had to leaf their dark office buildings. when the lights went out, a oprah winfrey was speaking at the mya angelo forever stamp -- >> the electric company says that outage happened when a transmission conductor broke free from it's support structure and fell to the ground. >> that mya angelo stamp dedication caused a quotation controversy. it has a quote that says "a bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song" joan walsh anglan says it is from her book "a cup of sun" not from "why the caged bird sings" . >>> if you like to drink, this may be for you. the police department in bucks county need 20 volunteers willing to have a few capitolalcoholic drinks under police supervision for practices dui arrests. >>> today was warm. we

outnumbered overtime aka, o-t according to harris faulkner. click the ot tab. tweet us questions and comments. get on the chat now. we'll fire it up for you right after the show. ♪ jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before your begin an aspirin regimen. >> we're back with "outnumbered" and. michelle leonhart is leaving agency. lawmakers wanted her out after several dea agents had sex parties with prostitutes paid by colombian drug cartels. leonhart said she could not fire the agents because of the maze of civil service protections for government workers but house oversight and government reform committee chairman jason chaffetz doubts that is true. >> i do think the law needs to change so there is more absolute discretion for administrators there but she could have done some other things. a, she could have allowed the inspector general to go in look deeper. they withheld than a pushed that back. if

as you know, he is serving life in prison for the murder of a philadelphia police officer, danny faulkner. on the kelly file, fox news channel, faulkner's widow told megan kelly it was a disgrace. >> the interesting thing i was about her age when i walked into jefferson hospital in the middle of the night. and saw my husband's face blown offer. i mean, she needs to realize that what she is doing is so wrong she mids to get in, first of all the children the ones being hurt right now and the parent, the children probably have no idea. >> yes, how about read before you assign thing to your children in classrooms? school board attorney says the board has yet to reach a decision what they'll do about this teacher's employment. >> 61:00; how did a man manage to lands one person chopper right on the lawn of the us capitol? even worse, a lot of people new he was coming. the plan that was years in the making. bob? >> i think i need some new sod on the front lawn up there. >> good morning everybody we go for a ride. ninety-five, come on, ready? let's go, put your hands up in the air. >> i love this

complications of diabetes while serving a life sentence for killing physical police officer daniel faulknern 1981. >> they should be writing to roll model. they're third graders. >> my kid is in the sixth grade. he's not there. if that was him i would have heart attack. >> the man president of the philadelphia from a term order of police when faulkner died went on fox and friends to sound off. >> i think it's both alarming and outrageous that any teacher would use a group of innocent seven-year-old toss promote a twisted agenda glorifying murder murder glorifying hatred and violence. >> her twitter account showing she quoted mumia abu jamal for another class lesson this last february for black history month. writing on the board what is the main idea of this quote? so long as one just person is silenced there is no justice. mumia abu jamal. we contact the the school district for comment but not have heard back. those with spoke with want to see some action against the teacher. >> i hate to see anybody lose their job but she should be reprimanded. >> reporter: we reached out to the teacher a

maybe daniel faulkner's widow should go to that classroom and explain what happened.ting letters to charles manson or the night stalker. she is a rat. she is an absolute rat -- she flew her entire class under the bus. by the way, she is a hero to the people behind her. community organizer. screw her. fire her. >> they made it political interest their point of view. if she's going to be their hero she's going to bear the burden, be a martyr. one more thing coming up next. tt8fq@q:)q1m-[f=/p2!a>l>> one more thing. eric. >> so last -- yesterday fast food workers protested they want $15 an hour across the country. take a look at this from new york city. so just to get a sense of what this is all about, show the vo of when i got stuck, that's broadway, you can't go east or west from central park all the

in december of 1981 officer faulkner's trial was overturned and he's currently in jail. >>> and stocksongreement says the site can only be used for a casino. they were concerned they might have to sell it but that has not had to happen yet. stockton is now moving forward after glenn straub bought the showboat and revel casinos. >>> speaking of the revel, the deal maim official yesterday. straub closed on the deal spending $82 million. it cost $2.5 billion to build. he sealed the deal after four earlier attempts to sell revel fell through. atlantic city is also boasting better numbers. casinos increased their operating profits by 44% last year. four casinos closed last year. atlantic club showboat revel and trump plaza. >>> and lawmakers will give medical marijuana a second hearing. the house judiciary and health committees will discuss that later this morning in harrisburg focusing on the practical implications of legalizing medical marijuana and the impact that would have on law enforcement. >>> and i'm tracking a cold and wet start on this wednesday. we're stuck in a wet pattern and we

. >>> jamal is serving a life sentence for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> investigators say he wrote illegal and fake prescriptions for his staff and for his own wife. >> a main line dentist under arrest this evening along with his wife. and you may not believe who turned the couple in. 44-year-old dr. gretzula owner of the oral surgery, the dental office it's now shut down. this after a raid by dea agents last week. police say the case against gretzula unravelled when he went to authorities to say a staffer was stealing prescriptions. investigators say painkillers were being used and replaced with saline solution given to patients during procedures. >> if you went into this practice to have what can be very painful mouth surgery, you may just have been injected with saline solution. so you would have been in incredible pain. >> gretzula surrendered his medical license. both out on bail now. this district attorney tells us he wants to hear from patients who feel they may have been victimized in this case. >>> on this tax day, the fight for 15 took cent

he was convicted ofÑi the murder of police officer david faulkner. >>> community members inñr vinelandice custody. phillip died shortly after this altercation with officers back on march 31st. vineland's religious leaders called on people of all faiths kiáo comeÑi together to pray for police an% te family. !9"jjut bowing their heads in prayer onee1 of vineland's top cops and the police chaplain. >> also to get thee1 message out that this is not about race. we've lost the togetherness that this country was built on. >> it's tragic this community is \aju)jt so many young,e people to the violence orw3 whatever it is that's going on. >> nbc 10 has been working to uncover the cause andxd manner of death in white's case. the prosecutor's office tells us that the autopsy report is not finished yet. >>> new video this morning shows ae@.arking lot brawl in arizona that left one person dead and a police officer shot. according to authorities, severaleojuájt were attacking a walmart employee in thejf parking lot lastt( month, then those familyfá members turned on the officers whoe1 were trying t

>> abu-jamal is serving life in prison for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> police still have not released the name of the woman killed inside a northeast philadelphia nail salon yesterday. investigators tell us an elderly driver accidentally hit the gas pedal and plowed into this salon on bustleton avenue. another customer and worker are in critical condition. the driver is okay. police do not expect to file charges. >>> and the investigators now say someone intentionally set a fire at an ocean county university's largest dorm. the fire broke out early sunday in maria hall in lakewood. the county prosecutor's office said someone set fire to paper flyers on a dorm room door. this triggered a fire but there was no official damage. >>> there could be a decision over a controversial verizon cell phone tower plan made today. they would make $21,000 a year for proposing a tower behind the firehouse. firefighters say it will improve communication and response times, but neighbors say it's an eyesore. >>> you'll need the winter coat once again with temperatures

. >> abu-jamal is serving life in prison for the 1981 murder of philadelphia officer daniel faulkner.>>> a new report shows one of the most common pain relievers may not offer relief to those suffering back pain. a study released in the british medical journal says acetaminophen does not offer that much pain relief. they say the effectiveness of acetaminophen is well documented and supported by 50 years of use. >>> and a price car is going on with the consumers the winner. the pc battle is between google and microsoft. google released two versions of the chrome was released on the laptop and now both companies are vying for students and budget-conscious families. >>> and the wind is blowing here making it feel like the 20s, but the rain has stopped and you don't need the umbrella today. the first alert traffic reporter christine maddela is in the traffic center this morning. good morning. >>> good morning. taking a look at 95 near 495 and naamans road things are moving along nicely. we are not watching any accidents but there are a couple construction projects to watch out for. we'll

abu-jamal is a former radio reporter -- a former radio reporter rather is in prison for shooting faulknerabu-jamal claims he is innocent. >> we want the necessary medical health care for our brother, mumia abu-jamal. we don't want him suffering, laboring in that prison unnecessarily. >> they want daily visits with abu-jamal abu-jamal. >>> controversial ads on the sides of buss are bringing people together. the campaign went up on septa buses earlier this week on wednesday. it depicts adolf hitler with a muslim leader plotting genocide against jus. the message is bringing christians jews and muslims together. >> out of something that was men the to be divisive god has blessed us to make it something that will help to teach each other. >> in response to a court order to run the ads they will change policy policy. they'll no longer accept political ads on septa buses. the current ads will stay up until the end of the month. >>> a dirt bike theft, police say happened during an online botched sale. they were trying to sell their dirt bike for $2,000 on craigslist. they met with a buyer but thi

prevent mental anguish for crime victims and their families n this case the widow of officer daniel faulkner. but a judge called that law a violation of the first a amendment right to free speech again, he has overturned it. >>> late fire lieutenant joyce craig has been honored by the philadelphia commission on human relations. craig became first philadelphia fire fight tore died on the line of duty, on december 9th in west oak lane. the the first female fire fighter, pardon. >>> she was one of the ten philadelphians honored tonight in center city as every day heroes. >>> and that she was. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight the supreme court, takes up same sex marriage and a dramatic rescue from under the ruble, days after the nepal quake. >>> we will meet the local student who over came a tough school system to win a prestigious national scholarship, cecily. >>> get ready for a gorgeous day tomorrow, lots of sunshine warmer than today. then i'm tracking a system that will develop in the coastal storm and big changes by friday. i'll have details on what that means in the accu weather

now mumia abu jamal is current serving live in prison for officer faulkner's murder. >> all right, thank you bill. >>> the new jersey shores 127-miles of beach are famous for their beauty and their natural wonder but once a year they're also famous for this. disgusting debris either left behind by beach goers are washed up witness tied. clean ocean action viewer american groupy lesion its annual list of trash picked up by volunteers during spring and fall cleanups last year. wait until you hear that. that trash includes everything from a whoopi cushion to a parking meter. lucy you left your meter on the beach. >> right. >> a stun gun and a clay sculpture of baby jesus. plastic pieces were the most common trash making up 13% of the more than 315,000 items collected from the shore. >> you know plastic is one of the biggest killers of marine life out there. >> i know. >> it is horrible problem. all right. let's talk about something nice. how about our weather which has been absolutely picture perfect today. scott williams thank you so much. you brought it back with you. >> thank you. from f

wesley cook, a.k.a convicted murderer of officer danny faulkner, was taken to the hospital last week because of complications from diabetes. many philadelphians wish he didn't have to have been taken to the hospital, that he was -- you know, he wasn't alive any longer. however, a lot of third-graders in orange, new jersey, were asked by their teacher to write get-well notes to mumia abu-jamal. i have no words. >> mm. terry. >> well, medical cannabis, otherwise known as medical marijuana, is poised for a vote in the state senate. it passed the state senate last session. big bipartisan vote this time, a little different. senate sponsors are reaching out and trying to accommodate what concerns exist in the house, especially dealing with who can prescribe it and under what circumstances. i think the chances for the passage of medical marijuana are up. not likely, but up. we will see. >> all right. thank you so much. thanks to our insiders for being here, for your time and your thoughts. thank you so much for watching. hope you have a great week ahead. we'll see you right back here next s

he killed officer faulkner in philly decades ago.e teacher thought it would be a good idea to write get well cards to him. >> she had supporters there a couple dozen people stood up for her, saying let her speak, let her speak. she came forward explaining with why her story and why she wanted to teach. she felt marginalized as a young student and what she wanted to do. >> they told me they would like to write get well letters to him. i was very proud of my students. i do apologize to parents, students and to community members for doing that. my parents -- >> the same feeling is that wasn't in fact a apology i presented my students with this information. >> she's blaming the kids. >> they wanted to write to the cop killer. >> she said i'll resign my job if i have to. that was in front of the board on tuesday night. they decided to table the conversation. she's suspended with pay. >> without pay. >> with pay. i have here she was suspended with pay after school officials learned about the letters. >> great for her. >> maureen faulkner i

the 60-year-old inmate is serving a life sentence for killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner back in 1981. >>> former fbi director louis freeh wants an outside judge to hear the defamation lawsuit. spanier accused free of bias in the way he handled the sandusky scandal. >>> warrants have been served at the offices of kathleen kane, she has been accuseed of violating secrecy laws by leaking the name of a political foe. >>> president obama is expected to meet with raul castro which is seen as a major step toward reestablishing will i wantic -- will i will i diplomatic relations. >>> a former officer of the secret service put on leave his security clearance suspended after being slapped with felony charges. arthur baldwin is cooled of -- accused of breaking into an apartment in washington. the incidents are the latest in a string of embarrassments for the agency. >>> hillary rodham clinton is expected to make an announcement for a run for the white house. she'll make it official with a posting on social media. >>> business owners in burlington county are upset about plans to imp

>> reporter: abu-jamal has been imprisoned since the 1981 killing of philadelphia officer daniel faulknerw appears in poor health. teacher marylin zuniga had her student write him letters delivered several days ago. "abu-jamal is serving a life sentence. he was removed from death row. through the years a number of groups and celebrities have campaigned for his freedom." school administrators say they were shocked, and today suspended zuniga. the superintendent releasing a statement saying, "the school's principal and district administrators vehemently deny that it had any knowledge of the assignment. no approval was ever sought, nor were parents notified. >> "you're fired." >> reporter: retired nutley detective lieutenant steve rogers says the teacher should lose her job. >> "this is an educator in a public school system. what's she educating her children about?" >> reporter: but some believe the teacher's intentions were not bad. >> "no, it doesn't bother me because i believe that when they go off to prison, they go off to be rehabilitated." >> reporter: in orange, john bathke, news 12 n

i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner. this is "the fox report."e pontiff taking the opportunity to address conflicts around the world and condemn recent brutality against christians. the holy father also leading the faithful in celebration marking the resurrection of christ more than 2,000 years ago. ♪ >> pope francis celebrating easter malice at the vat tan. tens of thousands of worshippers braving a downpour to see him there live. they huddled together with ponchos and

what you learn when you got there, william faulkner, let me get it right the past isn't past.ou learned about a james baldwin. you would go back into the archives. now they are digitized. but the volume is for you would read a james baldwin from 1966, report from occupied territory harlem where he talks about stop and frisk. then you think today, as i work with younger riders in this moment of turbulence around black lives matter they are younger riders who are younger riders were going back into archives digitally, learning so much from an extraordinary writer like james baldwin, who was on her editorial board for many years, and wrote his first piece a review. there was a sense of great literature, a great turbulence. charlie: you mentioned christopher hitchens. mary ivan. martin luther king. katrina: he wrote an annual essay on the state of the civil rights movement from 1961-19 xts x. -- 1966. he began stop economic justice. which is where he was. he was speaking to the garbage collectors. he wasn't just in the pages. in 1967 before he gave his riverside speech,, coming ou

michael: hemingway, faulkner. he talked about their alcoholism.s he felt had been ruined by alcohol. at that time, he did not drink hard liquor. within a couple of years, to my surprise, he began drinking scotch and vodka. by the time he was in his mid-50's, he'd not just lost his fitness. he suffered what i think was a significant experience. he went into a time of depression which effectively lasted the rest of his life. at the age of 57, he told my wife that he wanted to commit suicide. this is a part of vidal. people are aware he was wobbly and drinking too much. this had been coming on for a long time. it put me in mind of a quote mailer made when hemingway committed suicide. many people felt hemingway had betrayed his entire body of work. he had been viewed as a man of courage. mailer said, about hemingway, it revealed the level of anxiety and suicidal ideation he must have been living with for years. it is a tragedy it happened. in retrospect, it is heroic he was able to overcome it long enough. his nights must have been nightmarish. the sm

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to mumia abu jamal who is severing a life sentence for killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner back in 18981. >>> louie free wants a judge from outside state college to hear the defamation lawsuit filed by gram spanier who accuses them of making him a scapegoat in a 200 >>> warrants have been served in the office of cat kathleen kane, it's unclear whether the warrants are related to a case of leaking information on a political foe. >>> president obama is at the summit of the america's. he is expected to meet today with raul castro which is seen as a major step toward reestablishing diplomatic relations. the two heads of states greeted each other marking the first time since the two leaders have spoken in 50 years. >>> hillary rodham clinton is expected to make a run for the white house tomorrow. she'll make it official with a posting of a video on social media. >>> people in hainsport say conrail construction is driving people away. >> reporter: marn highway was closed in haynes sport since march 23. merchants saying it's killing business. >> reporter: kelly has owned this rest

i am harris faulkner. andrea tantaros is here. and kirsten powers is here. and #oneluckyguy i have been waiting for chis fox news chief james rosen and he is "outnumbered." >> i have been watching the show since it debuted. i totally get the con am so excited to be the the "oneluckyguy" >> you have a liegeance -- social method. >> and you are so fascinating the government spied on you. >> and even my parents. >> the serious concerns about what is supposed to be some of the best restricted air space in the entire world. the bizarre landing of a small aircraft in broad dawoughaw daylight of the west lawn capital. the capital grounds were jam packed with visitors and tourist. watch: >> this is not good people. >> this is not good people. i want to make it clear that wasn't anybody in authority. that was a by stander telling the world it was not good. florida mailman douglas hughes is due in federal court today reportedly going to take responsibility for the stunt trying to draw attention to campaign finance frustration. he has been on the radar of the secret si

i am harris faulkner. here today is andrea tantaros back from maternity leave after welcoming little john into the world. sandra smith, kirsten powers and today's #oneluckyguy, steven hayes is here. you know i love you but i have to do this. how are you? >> i am so good. it is great to be back with you. >> your baby is beautiful. which should be hyphenated. >> thank you for the announcements. i saw the announcements you made on the show from the hospital room. >> you will bring in pictures and tell us about it. >> we will do that. and the band is officially back to together. >> a lot of news to get to and questions on the first one. the white house acknowledged the death of two american al-qaeda members and apologized for an operation that killed two hostages. one of the-- this happened in january. the man was one of the first to rise within the enemy. in a separate operation an american who was an al-qaeda leader was killed also. it was during the strike on furuk that resulted in a death of two hostages o

. >>> abdul jabaal is serving a life sense for the killing of officer daniel faulkner. >>> and a judgewill now sentence the teen on three ounces of homicide by vehicle for that crash. that happened in wayne county in september. the three teens killed dignity, keffer and lesher will killed. >>> a stolen valor bill would penalize someone who falsifies challenges who received a medal or declaration from any of the armed forces to be guilty a person must show intent to commit fraud, obtain employment or be appointed to public office. they could face third degree misdemeanor charges. the bill goes to the house after a vote. the stolen valor bill surfaced after another man accused of dressed as an army ranger never having served in the arms forced. this happen at the oxford valley mall in langhorne. the man was never charged with a crime. >>> the man who landed a small aircraft near the u.s. capitol building is due in court today. you're looking at the gyrocopter that caused a scare in washington yesterday. authorities say it took off from the gettysburg area. about an hour later, the pilot

letters were delivered to the inmate who is serving a life sentence for killing police officer daniel faulkner back in 1981. >> year learning new information about an alleged terror plot targeting a military base. the suspect is mentally ill and acting strangely before his arrest. else accused of planning a suicide bomb attack the for fort reilly. he was arrested while trying to place a 1,000-pound bottom outside the army post. >>> president obama and cuban president raul castro are making history. they greeted each other last night and shook handles. shook hands. >> i am proud to be with you at this first ever official gathering of civil society leaders at the summit of the america's. i'm pleased to have cuba represented at this summit for the very first time. >>> obama and castro will meet face-to-face, the historic gathering gives chance to boost momentum in an effort to restore normal relations. president obama may nowbs his -- announce his decision to remove cuba from state sponsor of terrorism. >>> the race for 2016 is officially about to heat up. hillary clinton will announce her bid fo

i'm sandra smith and here today is harris faulkner, andrea tantaros actress stacy dash today's #oneluckyguyme back to the couch fox senior correspondent adam housley and he is "outnumbered." >> nice to see you guys. >> about to be a dad second time. >> now i'm freaking out. i have no time now but will have less time. >> harris and i both separately told him didn't hear each other. >> 30 seconds apart. >> once you have the second you don't know what you did all the time with the first. >> will

faulkner, david asman and the judge figure out what's riskier than what.ite you to play along at home. what's riskier smoking a pack of cigarettes a day or drinking seven glasses of alcohol a day. a or b? a is smoking. b is drinking. >> i would think a. stossel: you're correct. smoking takes seven years. drinking three years. >> although, you can improve more readily from smoking than you can from drinking. your liver is damaged severely. >> what's riskier. we're keeping score. walking through an airport scanner or eating a handful of brazil nuts? the radiation question. >> oh really. i'll say brazil nuts. >> i'll say walking through a scanner. >> you and i think alike. >> you got it right. more radiation in brazil nuts than airport scanner. >> they'd rather clean it that way. >> the way they grow, they suck radiation out of the ground. the roots of the tree. >> different ways of getting to the same answer. >> what's riskier being obese or living in the year 1910. one hundred years ago. >> i would say living 100 years ago. >> you're all correct. people liv

i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner. this is "the fox report." the pontiff taking the opportunity to address conflicts around the world and condemn recent brutality against christians. the holy father also leading the faithful in celebration marking the resurrection of christ more than 2,000 years ago. ♪ >> pope francis celebrating easter malice at the vat tan. tens of thousands of worshippers braving a downpour to see him there live. they huddled together with ponchos and umbrellas as the pope prayed for an end to suffering and bloodshed. conner powell has more from jerusalem. >> reporter: pope francis today marked easter from a rainy st. peter's square. while thousands braved the bad weather. pope francis tackled global violence and politics in a message to the faithful. it was a somber speech. the pontiff expressing hope that the recent international nuclear agreement between the west and iran will be successful. he also highlighted human suffering around the world. the pontiff expressing concern about the growing violence against christians a

harris faulkner is here. kirsten powers from our sister network and megan daily is back and charles payne is here. he is back and "outnumbered." >> thanks a lot. >> we had a busy news day. harris is watching the press conference but let's get to the homegrown terror. a 23-year-old ohio man is facing a judge today. officials say he trained in syria and returned to the united states with plans to a tack a military base or prison. we are told he wanted to kill americans execution style. former new york mayor is saying we should not be surprised. >> this is part of the plan and their war on us from the beginning. it is something we have to be aware of. this is a good result for the government because we caught this guy. but the reality is there are a lot more out there that we are not catching. we should have a lot more information about them and that is what we are looking. we are lacking the information on these people. >> "the new york times" is reporting this is the terror we have been fearing. >> i have prob

is serving life in prison as you know for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer, danny faulknerl appeals court throughout his death sentence. that was knack 2008. >> all right septa again septa police are trying to track down group of teens who got into a fight with a man on a platform. that was on monday. >> yes. so we will show you video might be disturbing some viewers this morning. to steve keeley. live with what started this attack. >> well, spring break for this 60 year old man means breaking his jaw, because kids who weren't yet out on spring break after school on monday got into some argument with him, just simply because he apparently stepped on one. kids' feet as he got on to the crowded subway train. and so one of the other kids that didn't like that, they started jawing back and forth. we don't know because the six year old -- the 06 year old isn't cooperating believe it or not. whether or not he apologized, what was said afterward on the train ride here to center city, but you can see in the video, it shows six year old teenager, talking back and forth, teen taking

he was quick of killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner in 1981. >> her name is marilyn, and she's suspend ed pending outcome of the investigation. >> but not every parent in the school thinks that she deserves to be disciplined. >> i personally don't see nothing wrong with that. i mean given the fact that she believes that man is necessary event. people still need to feel like there is a point here. >> she should lose her job. >> i don't want anyone losing their job but she should be reprimanded for that. >> that is not a great idea for her to do that is her opinion. don't involve the the children in something like that. >> there you go keep it to yourself. >> school officials tell fox 29 there will be no further comment until the investigation into the incident is complete. we should know more after this meet to go day. >> would i think so. we will report it tomorrow morning here on "good day philadelphia". >>> so, do you want to see this next piece of video? watch this... this guy is being interviewed boom, my goodness a manhole cover explode in the middle of the inter

he is serving life in prison for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. federal appeals sentence throughout his appeals. >>> investigate death of new jersey man who died while being held by police. violent -- vineland place taken into custody before noon. unidentified man died hours later. no information on what led to his arrest or how he died, but officers did not shoot him. cumberland prosecutor offers now investigating. >>> a sad ending in the search for local grandfather missing for more than three months. authorities say veto's body found in the schuylkill river. someone did shoot him. the 69 year old father of six and grandfather of nine disappeared just days before christmas. philadelphia police later found his car in east germantown. they also found blood and a shell casing inside. so far no arrests. >>> coming up, a shocking admission from the germanwings airline. what they now say about the co-pilot's psychological history. and let's head back outside. you can leave your umbrella today, but keep your sunglasses handy. sue will be back with your