fox news, listen. when fox news was conceived it was done very cleverly. do sort of a republican viewpoint on the cable news networks. republicans right now aren't that popular, even among conservatives. what's in vogue is tea partyism or conservativeism. you have to attach yourself to the tea party whether it's deliberate or nonobjective reporting, it makes business sense. i think above all else, that's what motivate murdoch. >> sam stein, thanks so much for being here. >> thanks, rachel. >>> coming up on "countdown," keith asks a serious question about how a president is legally able to authorize the killing of an american citizen without due process. very important story. next on this show, senator tom coburn of oklahoma's strange new observations about me out of the blue. please stay with us. is here -- ellen page. hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! we're going on a field trip to china! wow. [ chuckles ] when i was a kid, we -- we would just go to the -- the farm. [ cow moos ] [ laughter ] no, seriously, where are you guys going? ni hao! ni ha

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megyn: a fox news alert. a lot of breaking news.ve big headlines coming out of hollywood, iran and more. first from mexico, a "survivor" producer is being held in connection with the death of his wife. mexican police say the body of monica beresford-redman was you found thursday in a sewer at the moon palace resort where they were on a family vacation together. first the news came from him that she was missing. now we find her body and police are look at him. >> reporter: sunday night some people at hotel saw them arguing. sunday bruce beresford-redman said she went shopping and he reported her mission and said she did not come back from that shopping trip. her body was found in the sewer gutter. they arrested him. they will charge him with murder. they believe he's responsible because he had scratches on his body. the prosecutor telling the locals they believe bruce beresford-redman choked his wife to death. her body was found today. she is also -- he is the producer of "survivor." he also created "pimp my ride." she is prominent i

all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. well, after the bruising fight over healthcare reform, the senate returns this week to a potential battle. a vacancy on the supreme court and arms control treaty with russia. joining us from the home states are two senate leaders. republican lamar alexander of tennessee, and independent joe lieberman of connecticut. gentlemen, let's start with the new opening on the supreme court with the retirement of justice stevens. senator alexander, you issued a statement on friday in which you said this -- "in truly extraordinary cases i preserve the prerogative to vote no on confirmation or even to vote to deny up-and-down vote." what kind of nominee would you filibuster? >> well, it's premature to talk about that before we even have a nominee, but that comes out of the gang of 14 discussion we had a few years ago. basically, i was deeply offended by how the democrats changed the rules on president bush's supreme court nominees. i said at the time that as long as the president nominated well-qu

>> this is a fox news alert. hello, everybody, i'm geraldo rivera in camp hans at the base for the third battalion sixth marines. we are here to tell the story of the efforts of these marines to bring normalcy to the once taliban occupied province. the center of opium production here in afghanistan but we have this fox news alert we have just received word that three italian medical workers are among nine people arrested in an alleged plot to kill the provincial governor. i'm not kidding about this. we are just getting word that

with us now fox news security analyst k.t.rmer defense department official whos that known secretary gates for 35 years. with us now wrath peters author of the book "endless war, middle eastern islam vs. western civilization." it is the colonel's birthday today. i can't be too tough on him. but, do you believe that the obama administration has any kind of military work-up, military strategy to deal with iran if the negotiations don't work? >> well, i will tell you, bill, from what i hear, from my friends at the worker bee level and higher levels, no, we do not have a expensive, current, detailed plan that would give the president a light, middle, and heavyweight option for doing. this and, really what secretary gates, who is a great american, has become, is not just a our secretary of defense. is he our national damage control officer trying to minimize the harm that zealots in the administration are doing to our security and so clearly this memo was saying to the president, mr. president, you can hope that the russians will c

lauren green, fox news in nashville. >>> the news is far from over. at 11:00 starts right now. >>> this is fox 5's "news edge" at 11:00. >>> we start the edge with a look at radar and a busy night of weather. storms and showers showing up. severe thunderstorms lit up the sky earlier. there was a tornado warning. fox 5's gwen tolbart is here with the news update. what is the very latest? >> reporter: the latest is that our flash flood warning has been cancelled so that is an a improvement over where we've been. let's look at the radar because storms a

all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. first, late news. large portions of europe remain under a no fly order because of the huge volcanoic ash cloud from iceland. some airlines are conducting test flights to see if it is safe to resume operations but normal service is not expected for days. president obama and other world leaders were forced to cancel their flights to attend the state funeral in krakow for the president and first lady of poland who were killed in a plane crash eight days guy. >>> back here with washington as polarized as it has ever been. a senator who used to find areas of bipartisan agreement is now leading the charge against the obama agenda. we are joined by senator john mccain. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, precipitation. and again thanks for having general odierno on. he is a great leader and he and general petraeus are as great as we ever had. >> chris: looking forward to talking to him. i want to start with a report in the "new york times" today that secretary of defense gates sent a top secret m

fox. big news events fox add more to its audience then does cnn, because they trust us. >> i attended george washington university. about half way through your discussion you said "the new york times" set a liberal agenda, but there has been a lot of discussion that fox news said some very conservative agenda. the you believe fox news has any kind of agenda, and if so, what do you think that is? >> i sing there are a lot of conservative commentary. -- i think there is a lot of conservative commentary. it is interesting when they made a move against the white house, all the other networks immediately came to our defense , and they do not like it. they grow paranoid, and that is life. >> what about the time president bush was in office? i do not believe the president felt the white house was in of war with fox. they were quite happy. >> they got criticized pretty hard quite a few times. bill o'reilly when after the president many times. >> go ahead. >> my name is lynn c. verio -- is lindsay. i am one of the one-man band reporters in washington. journalists are taught not to have an opinion. of

this weekend on fox news sunday at 9:00 on fox 5. nd out about the new rules that could keep you from getting sick with unexpected fees. >>> the cherry blossom festival brings people from all over the world to the district. the nation's capitol becomes an international city this time of year. >>> one group that could not help. there are cherry blossom trees to another in bulgaria. let's head back to the title base now to check in with john. >> hi. you can walk through here. this is your sidewalk. people were stopping because they saw -- >> about to get underway. yeah, we have seen people from india. people from japan, korea, and some from bulgaria. who came to watch the cherry blossoms in washington. >>> among the throngs of people visiting d.c.'s famous cherry blossoms, we found a group of aboughts and -- adults and children speaking not bulgarian. we asked how did they like washington's cherry blossoms? >> she likes it very much. and she is from the countryside. there are lots of cherries. so this kind of reminds her from far away w

this is a fox news alert. a judge in kansas sentenced a man who killed an abortion doctor to life in prison. scott roader was convicted of gunning down dr. george tiller last year. the 52-year-old roeder will be eligible for parole after 50 years should he live that long. that's it for panel. excuse me. but stay tuned for a family moment gone terribly wrong. i promise, you won't want to miss it. ed assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little or no cost to you. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one company that can make it all happen ... your power chair will be paid in full. the scooter store. hi i'm doug harrison. we're experts at getting you the power chair or scooter you need. in fact, if we qualify you for medicare reimbursement and medicare denies your claim, we'll gi

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all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. first, late news. large portions of europe remain under a no fly order because of the huge volcanoic ash cloud from iceland. some airlines are conducting test flights to see if it is safe to resume operations but normal service is not expected for days. president obama and other world leaders were forced to cancel their flights to attend the state funeral in krakow for the president and first lady of poland who were killed in a plane crash eight days guy. >>> back here with washington as polarized as it has ever been. a senator who used to find areas of bipartisan agreement is now leading the charge against the obama agenda. we are joined by senator john mccain. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, precipitation. and again thanks for having general odierno on. he is a great leader and he and general petraeus are as great as we ever had. >> chris: looking forward to talking to him. i want to start with a report in the "new york times" today that secretary of defense gates sent a top secret m

fox. the new u.s.orney for the district of columbia is speaking out for the first time about the mass shooting on south capitol street. last month's drive-by left four people dead, five others hurt. ron machen went to the scene la that night and calls it devastating. today he sat down one on one with fox 5's paul wagner. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: d.c. police chief kathy lanier said she knew within minutes of arriving on the scene exactly what happened. a man police wanted off the streets used a rifle for revenge. she got on the phone and called ron machen, the new u.s. attorney on the job for just about a month. >> that was a devastating time. he felt terrible because i understand the emotion of that moment and how tragic the loss is. i talked to her for a few minutes. i then went to help. i went out to the scene. >> reporter: ron machen is no stranger to the streets. at one time he prosecuted homicide cases in the office he now heads. >> whenever you have a loss of life, especially a loss of life wi

in yazoo city, chris gutierrez, fox news. >>> another big story, the jason campbell era in d.c. over. he was granted his witch and -- wish and traded to the raiders for fourth-round draft pick in 2012. the move gives him a good chance of becoming the raiders starting quarterback. >> we were frying to find him the proper home to compete for the starting job and the trade worked out to the compensation that we felt comfortable with and it was the place he wanted to go. >> hear what some of the teammate his to say. smile a man is dead after falling 100 feet from the roof of a d.c. building. we're everywhere at 11 and happened this morning. the investigators believe a man was climbing near a smoke stack and that alcohol may have been a factor in the accident and his identity has not been released and he's set to be in his early 20s. >>> poison frontman brett michaels is hospitalized in critical condition after reportedly suffering a massive brain hemorrhage. he had been complaining of excruciating headaches. the 47-year-old recently had an appendectomy in san antonio, texas, more th

all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the president's debt commission holds its first meeting tuesday and his job couldn't be tougher. finding some way both parties will accept to cut the trillion-dollar deficit that is stretched to the end of this decade. joining us now are the two cochairs of the commission, former republican senator alan simpson and erskine bowles, who was chief of staff to bill clinton. gentlemen, let's start with the size of the problem. according to the non-partisan congressional budget office, under the obama budget plan, by 2020, the national debt will be 90% of the u.s. economy, that is the highest percentage since just after world war ii. senator simpson, how serious a threat is that to the country? >> well, you tagged it saying it might be the toughest job, certainly, that i had. i did 18 years in the senate. i did the iraq study group. we have done a lot of things -- americans for campaign reform. this is a suicide mission. i'm glad that my fellow erskine bowles and i are jumping without a par

all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington and happy easter. of thousands of the faithful gathered at the vatican for easter services despite a light rain and new allegations the catholic church covered up charges of sex abuse by the clergy. pope benedict made no mention of the scandal in his easter message but one cardinal praised him as a courageous leader and dismissed the allegations at "petty gossip." here on capitol hill the talk is about what is next in the wake of the long bat the over healthcare reform. joining us to discuss that are two senate leaders. and from philadelphia, democrat arlen specter. the unemployment numbers from march came out on friday and present a mixed picture i think it is fair to say. 162,000 jobs were created, the most in three years but unemployment stayed at 9.7%. senator kyl, will republicans support more economic stimulus such as more aid to states, extending unemployment benefits, more tax incentives for small business? >> well, really two questions inherent in that, chris. we will have to do things like ex

turned up to make hair cases and details after the break.  >>> this is a fox newslert. we want to give you a look at these lives pictures of a 4-alarm fire going on in new jersey right now. these pictures are from our new york affiliate wnyw. it is union city new jersey, between manhattan and new jersey in the lincoln tunnel. you may be able to see the roadway there at the bottom. we're told one bottom has been completely destroyed. there is now a three-story building next door that seven different fire companies have been called in to try to help. we're getting information there are flames shooting out of the one building that is a complete loss and now crews are very busy trying to get this thing under control. a four-alarm fire on the new jersey side of the lincoln tunnel, impacting the area. we're told you can see the smoke for miles and at least seven fire companies have been called in to get this under control. as we get more information on the damage and any injuries, we will certainly let you know. >>> and just an hour hag, pope benedict holding a private m

. >>> we begin with the fox news alert. we are getting reports that an actor whose voice is known to tens of millions of people has been fired from his high-profile job, working for geico insurance. the voice actor you hear with that famous 15 minutes could save you 15 percent on your car insurance claims that geico has dropped him because of complaints from the freedom works tea party group. now, the actor's name is lance beckster, he goes by d.c. douglas, here he is, the story is he left a harsh voice mail message at freedom works, which we have a recording of and we're going to tee it up for you, but in the message he asks, quote, what percentage of people working for you are mentally retarded, and he goes on from there. well, geico reportedly responding by firing this guy. freedom works, the tea party group, responded by encouraging people to call geico, and call the actor, and now the actor is suggesting perhaps he has a legal case against freedom works. this is just breaking, we're working to confirm all of it, the vo

fox news, by the way, contacted irve miller who politely declined further comment.gton, brian wilson, fox news. >> chris: republicans are striking back at senate judiciary committee patrick leahy over his refusal to delay confirmation hearings for one of the president's nominees. republicans had requested more time to go over new material from ninth circuit court nominee lu. a g.o.p. staffer sent out statements that leahy made in 2005 describing his dissatisfaction with information from bush supreme court nominee mi harriet miers. here is one comment -- >>> president obama signs a new strategic arms deal with russia and we'll talk about what it really means with the fox all-stars when we come right back. boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how 'bout just "fifteen minutes

candidates, kevin mccarthy this sunday on "fox news sunday" on your local fox station. you should check your local listings for the man, chris wallace. >>> authorities in washington state are calling a massive refinery explosion the dead least in five years. shooting flames and rattling homes. a live look at the roman coliseum. pope benedict xvi commemorating christ's crews figures. we'll be live in rome on this good friday. happy easter to you and yours. tried activia? listen to this story. my problem was occasional irregularity. my commercials didn't convince you? i'm definitely a skeptic. actually, my mom convinced me. and i have activia every morning for breakfast. activia definitely helped with my occasional irregularity. help get your system back on track. activia, with bifidus regularis helps regulate your digestive system. chances are someone you trust can recommend activia. ♪ activia! and try activia fiber. a delicious blend of cereal, fiber and activia yogurt. >> shepard: we're getting word from amboy, new jersey. an explosion led a house in a town outside of

this is a fox news alert, big breaking news today on iran.t's hard to tell which way it's breaking. there is new pressure to stop iran's nuke program after the s r cia -- cia admitted these guys can probably build a bomb. china is saying something different, and iran is, too, and what about israel? how do they factor in? we're going to show you what they're doing when ambassador john bolton joins us in just three minutes. tea party protesters aren't the only ones who think washington is not listening. polls suggest 75% of the country now thinks their views are not being represented, but we saved the really interesting numbers for our debate coming up in about ten minutes. ♪ >> california, i'm with the 49th military police brigade, and today i want to say happy easter to my son anthony and my daughter, charlie. i love you very much, and i can't wait to see you again soon. [ female announcer ] breathe right asks... [ woman ] could i ask you to strip on the street? absolutely! i have a lot of stuffiness at night. it wakes me up. i have allergies

a simpler way to ship. >>> this is a fox news alert.s trying to account for everybody who might be missing after a system dropping twisters out of the sky hit mississippi. governor haley barbour calling the destruction utter obliteration. the death toll rising in the last few minutes to ten. and at least a dozen injured. the severe weather system ripping through 15 counties in the west central part of the state. homes, businesses destroyed and next, tennessee bracing for the deadly storm system. >>> arizona controversial one-day-old immigration law triggering massive protests. look at the demonstration in phoenix. the law giving police the right to check the i.d. of any suspected illegal immigrants. opponents lining up to challenge it in court for the governor jan brewer argues the law is needed to keep her state safe. arizona is home to half a million estimated illegal immigrants. get you back to "huckabee." you are watching the most powerful name in news. you know it! fox news channel. [ applause ] >> mike: we are back with alina fern

male annouer ] if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> this is a fox newsrt. more tragic news out of west virginia. four miners missing since monday's explosion have been found dead bringing the death toll to 29. rescuers went in friday, after being forced to turn back three times, they'd been trying to reach a safe chamber, such chambers are usually stocked with food, water and oxygen. news this four four miners have been found dead. their deaths bringing this total death toll now to 29. it's about being called the worst coal mine disaster since the 70s, let's listen in to a mine safety official as he talks about this tragedy. >> all 29, shortly after that, we had 15 rescue teams on sight and they're beginning to recover the body. as we speak, and i would expect that that will continue until we are able to get out of the bodies out. yes it will be i bet that is quite a guess. i mean this is a hard zone in there now. it's hard to turn a rescue into a recovery with the same group of people and ask them, after they've worked hard to try to rescue someone to s

effect, a fair and balanced debate and what we can expect this coming year, coming up here on the fox news. ready! ♪ hi. oooh, minty. [ sniffs ] so what do you think? fresh. [ female announcer ] for a fresh breath feeling that lasts up to 5 times longer, there's new scope outlast. >> jamie: welcome back. happy easter, everybody. easter services are being conducted today at the site in jerusalem believed to be where jesus was crucified and buried. christians from around the world have traveled to the region to mark this holy day, and we are streaming live from jerusalem. rena, tell us more about the services held there today and about the crowds. >> reporter: hi, jamie, happy easter to you. that's right. the site that you mentioned where jesus is believed to have been crucified and buried is perhaps the most flocked to service and site on easter for various religious reasons. the late tionce every four yeare catholic and angl anglican churs match up. it's all happening on the same weekend this year. it happened today, in fact. it made for a slightly more crowded service, jamie. >> jamie: je

, quote, fox news never agreed to allow the cincinnati tea party organizers to use sean hannity's television program to profit from, your move tea party. quote, despite knowing this was not true, fox caved. help us chris wallace. who can we trust. >> i don't know that sean's in trouble, but i think that there's -- people are look at fox, how do we avoid being taken advantage of. >> maybe the real problem is that a very senior fox executive was asked about the tea party just ten days ago and had this to say. >> your business network host told network viewers they needed to visit the tea party website to buy merchandise and your graphics said fox day tea parties. is it appropriate for a news network to engage in that much politics? >> no, i don't think we should be supporting the tea party or any other party. but i -- i'd like to investigate what you're saying before i condemn anyone. >> investigation underway, sleuth. let's bring in eric byrnes with media matters. >> thank you, keith. >> are you happy now? you split up the fox and the tea party romance. >> look, i have no doubt they're going

for more go to fox news slash red eye. >>> a few program notes. ut we will be back on friday night. and don't forget to catch bill on the nightly scoreboard on fox business network on friday at 7 p.m. eastern. you have to work on friday. wait, i do too. time to go back to andy levy. >> yabitdy, dabitdy-doo. >> sandra, i understand you are doing something next wednesday that will keep you from being on air? >> yes, i am going to be running a race for fox news in washington, d.c. i will flex my muscles for you. i have been working out and training hard for this. i am the captain of a 5-person team. we are running with congressmen and women. 10* a big race. -- so a big race. just want a little support here. >> you are running from congressmen. >> who else is on the team? >> bruce becker from the fox news dc bureau, among others. they are fast. i have been training. i trained in central park the past four weeks. >> runing is boring. >> it really is. >> you know what is not boring, talking about running. >> i'm saying it is not boring. >> running is bor

in gainesville, florida, fox news. >>> chaos around james madison unit. a block party goes viral online. the showdown with police caught on camera. >>> and flying the friendly skies, the new report that names the best airline out there. melanie? >>> want to live in a cool community? well, new development rankings are out and the right location could save you time and money.  >>> just a wild scene near jail madison university -- james madison over the weekend. a riot broke out. the normally tame spring fest turned into an alcohol-fueled battle between the partiers and the police. part of the problem here is that thousands more people showed up than expected thanks to twitter and facebook. maureen umeh has more on the block party backlash. >> reporter: the spring fest just off the campus is usually a tame affair, attracting about 2,000 people. but this year, thanks to facebook and world of mouth, about 8,000 people showed up and it was trouble. rowdy revelers causing chaos near the university campus in harrisonburg saturday. the wild scene recorded and post

>> fox news is i believe. ho are paid, fox contributors raising money for candidates you can't do that. >> let's look at the numbers. newt gingrich out there on just about every night on fox. he's raised $14 million. you've got sarah palin's sarah pac, $2.5 million. huckabee has his own show, raised $1 million. santor santorum's america foundation pac, $1.2 million. isn't the mission of fox news and these people to give a strong townatifoundation to the republican party? do you see it digitally? >> if we had to look and say does fox news lean toward the right? of course it does. does msnbc lean toward the left? of course it does. look at how many shows msnbc has on every night that does nothing but hammer the republican party, the tea party and everybody else you mentioned there. they also employ a significant amount of people who work for democrats who now are -- >> i don't disagree with you on that. i can't speak for the other hosts. i'm a progressive. i'm a lefty. there are some republicans i like. you're on

this is a fox news alert now.ter a deadly twister tore through mississippi today and check out the firsthand view from a storm chaser. take a look. >> i'm in a tornado right now. limbs coming down everywhere. >> these guys are crazy. other parts of the southeast were hit by severe weather as well. live team coverage and rick is tracking the storm in the studio and start with chris gutierrez live in yazoo city, mississippi. what can you tell us. >> governor hail i barber in the state of mississippi, declared 17 counties a disaster area, you can see behind me why. this is what's left of the hillcrest baptist church around noon. there was a man inside the sanctuary when the tornado touched down and dove under the communion table as the church came crashing down around him. officials here are estimating this could have been an ef-4. that means sustained winds topping 200 miles per hour. that is an enormous storm. as you mentioned, tragically, ten people were killed, four of whom live here in yazoo county and let's jus

p and p is next. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm ainsley earhardt in new york.we're continuing coverage on that mine explosion in west virginia. i want to tell you the latest. there are still 19 individuals that are trapped underground. seven have been killed. one of those injured is now in intensive care at the hospital. folks there are working very quickly, trying to rescue those 19 that are trapped. this was reported to us about 3:00 p.m. it happened at the massey upper big branch mine which is a coal mine. shear a map of where this happened. it's in raleigh county about 30 miles south of charleston in west virginia. can you see there on the map. again, 19 trapped. seven are killed there. fox news does have crews on the way there so that we can get you the very latest information. we're hearing now from the ceo of the company of the massey upper big branch mine. his name is don blankenship, he says, quote, we want to assure of the families of all the miners we are taking every action possible to locate and to rescue those that are still missing. he said that

. >> on the panel this week writer and fox news contributor judy miller, syndicated columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton yellow new american foundation and national public radio news analyst juan williams, i'm gretchen carlson, fox news watch is on right now >> when we talk about fighting for our country, let's clear the air right now on what it is we're talking about. we're not inciting violence. don't get sucked into the mainstream media's lies about conservative americans standing up for freedom as inciting violence. violence isn't the answer. it's a bunch of bunk what the media is trying to feed you. sarah palin telling the media to get it right. about the meaning of her call to arms. something nbc ignored when they aired a report by correspondent george lewis, tying ms. palin's energized appearances apriled at congressional members who voted in favor of the health care bill. she gave matt lauer a lesson and fair and balanced. i love george lewis i think he does a great job. how do you go from sarah palin giving a speech to saying did she rile up the people too much and then talk abou

sarah simmons, fox 5 news. back to you. >>> security will remain tight around the convention center today. streets will be fenced off until at least 8:00 tonight. mount verb on square metro stop won't reopen until tomorrow morning. >>> at the closing session of the nuclear summit today, the white house hopes to secure a plan to focus on lock ago way and chening the earth of dangerous materials still too easily accessible to terrorists. president obama patched things up with the chinese president yesterday. they came to an agreement to work on possible sanction ozzie ron. a major announcement from the ukraine. >> ukraine announced the landmark decision to get rid of awful its stockpile of highly enriched your uranium by the time of the next security summit in 2012. ukraine intend to remove a substantial part of its stocks this year. >> this after president obama sat down witent inside the convention center. press secretary robert gibbs says this is something the white house has tried to make happen for more than

the news coming on the day three more suspects were charged in the case. fox 5 cameras were the only ones rolling when two of those suspects were arrested this afternoon just hours before prosecutors cleared a 14-year- old. roby chavez starts us off with the news for us in d.c. >> reporter: it was a very unusual press conference. they had to turn loose the 14- year-old originally charged as a getaway driver. they now say he had nothing to do with this crime. city leaders admit they made a mistake. >> the respondent f the vehicle alleged to have been involved in the shootings. >> reporter: that announcement shocked many. the city announced 14-year-old malik carder what was charged with as many as 14 counts in the mass shooting including four counts of murder actually had nothing to do with the killing spree. today city officials backtracked. >> for that i apologize. a perfect world we would never have mistakes. >> i wish i could say that every witness involved that finally helped us piece this together came forward on march 30 and told us everything they knew t

and look for delicious new blueberry soyjoy. . >>> fox 5 is all over three big stories. new details about the drive-by shooting in the district. court documents revealing key pieces of evidence in the invin showers and a few storms headed in our direction. the storm force is tracking the weekend trouble. >>> the caps craze getting hot. the team on the verge of clinching a first round playoff win. montreal was not going down easy. we'll begin tonight with the deadly shooting in the district. good evening. i'm brian bolter. >>> i'm shawn yancy. court papers reveal how they carried the attack. roz plater starts us out in the newsroom. >> reporter: we have startling new information about why one of those victims may have been gunned down that night. court documents obtained by fox 5 show he may not have been a random victim at all but may have been targeted in a robbery. the latest two suspects stood before a judge late this afternoon. 22-year-old robert boss seen in the white shirt is already on parole in d.c. and prince george's county for drug and gun violations. he is als

new restaurant in little italy. why it was not what the neighbors were expecting. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news at 10:00. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. jennifer gilbert is off tonight. when the terps beat duke last more thousands of students celebrated in the stupid melinda roeder said tonight a new videotaped surface that had has police officers in a lot of trouble. >> some witnesses called it a mob scene. celebrating the win over duke. when fans became physical police were called in to break it up. >> girl were hit from behind with a baton. standard riot push. >> students saw police hitting students. >> five of them. >> someone captured video showing officer os horseback beating one student. john mckenna that attorney claims it was unprovoked. watching the video students are critical of the cop reaction. >> bring in the horses and seeing the attacks. it is food the image of maryland. >> initially the prince george's police chief defended officers. denying claims of excessive force. now, after seeing the video the chief has decided to suspend all the officers involved. >> i was very disap

>> sean: fox news alert. supreme court justice john paul steven announced today he is retiring at the age of 90 this opens the way for the president to make his second appointment to the high escort. justice stevens has served on the court for the past 35 years widely considered the leader of the court's liberal bloc. he's not the only one making news. hours after we left michigan yesterday congressman bart stupak made this stunning announcement. >> last night and early this morning, i informed democratic leaders and key supporters that i would not seek reelection to congress. i will always serve the people of the first district. but i've chosen not to continue to serve as their congressman. >> sean: stupak [ inaudible ] could it be any clearer that stew -- that stupak is afraid of facing his constituents. tonight we are coming to you live from new orleans tonight. [ cheering ] >> [ inaudible ] michael steele, welcome! [ cheering ] >> who dat! >> sean: your reaction to just -- justice stevens. >> it gives the

45 news at 10:00. >> meantime, school officials will not comment on this incident. >> now tonight at foxrts of bullying made by children much more seriously. and punish those that bully accurately and effectively. just go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think. you can sound off through facebook. send us a tweet @foxbaltimore. text your answer to 45203. you can enter fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no. and your response may air on the "late edition" tonight. >> new information tonight about another video of this particular beating. this was shot back in march when maryland beat do university of maryland cameras may have captured the beating as well. 90 minutes of the surveillance video including the beating was missing. 87 minutes have since been recovered. >> a baltimore city postal worker is accused of stealing hundreds of gift cards. from the post office. keith daniels joins us now with how the feds caught their man. keith? >>well, jeff his name is andrew walsh, federal investigators say he sorted through over 1200 greeting cards, stealing, cash, checks and gift cards. and one

>>> this is fox 5 news at 6:00. >>> hello and thanks for joining us i'm maureen umeh. leaders from dozens of countries are arriving for a nuclear security conference that begins tomorrow. there are several street closures that might affect you. this is where you will not be able to go starting tonight. streets are shut down and parking is limited. security is also tightening up. that could mean you may have to change your commute plans. fox 5's matt ackland is live at the convention center in northwest to explain why. matt? >> reporter: it's understandable when you have so many world leaders in one spot security has to be tight. in fact, security has been ramped up here close to the convention center for the last couple days. we're right along l street. you can see hipped me police vehicles and -- behind me police vehicles and ten foot fencing. to my left is massachusetts avenue. the mobile command center has been brought into place. you can see several officers. this part of mass avenue has fencing there. it looks like a shorter fence, maybe four or five feet high. le

. >> we have to make up the >>> this is a fox news alert.ow, the air quality has improved inside of a west virginia coal mineful they had to halt rescue efforts thursday due to noxious gas levels. at this point, crews made it within 500 feet of an air tight chamber where they hoped the miners might have sought refuse. let's listen in for a little while. >> to try to get bodies out as soon as possible. >> first you're going to send in teams? >> i'm sorry. we're referring them as rescue and recovery things. it's the same type of people. we're still in rescue mode. until we find out we do not have any use of the chambers then we'd naturally go into a recovery mode. >> describe so they can go? n.? >> intent is once they've examined this area is to put nitrogen into the areas to inert it, then, we'll suck that nitrogen back out so teams can go in without having to ware apparatus and recover bodies without the use of oxygen. i think that is a fair statement. >> at this point try to find more bodies... >> that is correct. >> ladies and gentlemen, w

fox news confirmed the man was a diplomat at the qatar embassy in washington. is learning it does not appear explosives were involved at all. our sources tell us the man in custody may have tried to light his shoes or something else, but may have been an attempt to cover up another smell. there are going to be updates on the breaking news story continuing right now. what we do know is that tsa is covering this and taking this seriously after what happened on christmas day, on that flight into detroit z needless to say passengers want anything suspicious on board happens, passengers are quick to respond. we're trying to get ahold of people to get more information. we know everyone is doing everything, scrambling to find out what happened. but no one was hurt. again we're investigating this and we're going to provide more information and covering ig

another fox news alert. rk airport in new jersey where moments ago, a jet blue plane forced to make an emergency landing because it looks like a piece of the engine fell off. take a look at the left engine. all right. i'm looking real close there. >> all right. >> the pilots apparently noticed the problem during takeoff and quickly came in for a landing. jet blue flight 507 was headed to fort lauderdale and the runway is now shut down. no reports of any injuries. but we're keeping a close eye on this story. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. i wonder if there was a bird strike or something like that that caused that plane to immediately turn around and come back. crews surveying the damage this morning searching for trapped victims after that deadly earthquake rocked mexico and three u.s. states. roads are cracked, power lines down and buildings damaged. three people were killed by the quake that struck near the border town in mexico. one man died when his house collapsed and another panic

new regulation slowly over 10 years. but opponents suggest instead, the fda place warning label os salt just as it does for cigarettes and alcohol. kathleen cairns, fox 45 news "late edition". >> now that brings us to the question of the day, should the government regulate how much salt is put in food? 14 percent say yes. 86 percent say no. one viewer writes on facebook. the government needs to realize it cannot control everything. i will admit we kneed do need help in some areas. but leave the food alone. >> but mike writes. salt causes high blood pressure. strokes, heart attacks. i use lemon in place of salt and it has a better taste and a whole lot healthier. >> new report meantime calls school lunches a national from the security threat. why? because it affects the military because some people are too fat to serve their country. according to mission readiness. 25 percent of americans, 17 to 24 years of age are physically unfit to serve. the group of retired military officers urges the passage of measures, that would significantly change the food available to students. >> first, get the junk food out of the schools. second, increase funding to imp

the center of opium production here in afghanistan but we have this fox news alert we have just received word that three italian medical workers are among nine people arrested in an alleged plot to kill the provincial governor. i'm not kidding about this. we are just getting word that the three italians who worked for the emergency center for civil war victims are among nine detained listen to this in the alleged plot to kill the governor. we met him several days ago in the raid on the emergency clinic the authorities, the afghan authorities say that they have seized suicide vests, hand grenades, pistols and explosives. now, this italian group has been in the country since 1999. they run 28 health clinics here.

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