investigators say 26-year-old ezekiel holbert opened fire. none much the victims names have been released yet. >>> a developing story from north korea where leaders appear to be extending an olive branch to washington. they said the north is open to discuss its nuclear program. north korea says it will not resume six nation talks but is interested in direct negotiations with washington. >>> i'm lauren sivan in new york. o we now head back to "geraldo t large" right here on the fox news channel. news. >> back live. before the break and before we discuss the dope fields of afghanistan, juan williams suggested the incident in cambridge, massachusetts was not racial profiling. ann coulter agreed with him. my concern for juan's career i want to give him a chance to respond. >> i am glad that ann agreed with me. i have a lot of respect for ann. i wrote one about black leadership and the dysfunction and so much of the black leadership. al sharpton called me the black ann coulter. let me tell you something, you heard from the professor you talk about

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authorities say ezekiel holbert opened fire on the deputies trying to serve a domestic abuse warrant. a passerby was injured by a stray bullet. >>> a man accused killing one of the late-storm abortion providers is due in court this week. the doctor was gunned down inside of his church in may. roder called the shooting justified. tweeting has come a long way. you can even tweet in a prayer request. >>> and a hair salon finds itself the target of a hate crime. >>> and outside on the weather terrace it is damp. light sprinkles right now. a look at doppler hd and let you know what you can expect for the rest of the week. it is coming up when 9 news now this morning returns. mom vo: i can't start the first grade with her. mom vo: i can't hold her hand on the bus. mom vo: or be there to show everyone how great she is. mom vo: but what i can do is give her everything she needs to be excited for school, while staying in my budget. mom: that's why i go to walmart. mom vo: she has everything she needs. and then some. anncr vo: get them everything they need to succeed at an unbeatable walmart pr

they say ezekiel holbert fired on the deputies trying to serve a warn.asserby was injured by a stray bullet. >>> a man accused of killing one of the nation's abortion providers is due in court this week. he is charged in the death of george tiller. he was gunned down inside of his kansas church in may. >>> technology is changing lives every day, especially for those lives with -- living with a disability. the telecommunications for the deaf and hard of hearing kicks off a conference at the mayflower hotel. joining us is the executive director of tbi. we are pleased to have the keynote speaker who is the special assistance to the president for disability policy. thanks for joining us today. >> let's start with you, kareem. accessible for the disabled at work, school, everyday lives has gotten better but there are major challenges in terms of what you would like to see tackled in the short term what would you like to see happen. >> i think we are working with the president on full inclusion and integration with people with disabilities in our lives. to tha

we are tracking market sentiment with mark, editor of the holbert financial digest. >>> states of crisisa in a financial emergency. >> it is extremely important that the legislature takes this seriously. >> and it is not alone. we're going to talk to someone on the front lines of a budget nightmare. >>> illinois state treasurer alexi. ♪ and all that jazz >> "squawk box" begins right now. >>> are you ready? you have to read after i read this. >> i thought it was -- >> no, you have a big story coming up. >> oh, really? >> oh, it might be. we'll see. welcome back to "squawk." i'm going to hand it off in a second. >> really? >> yeah. >> then you're out offer. >> no, i'll be here. >> we're first in worldwide here on cnbc. i'm joe kernen. becky quick is here. carl quintanilla and a great guest host, don powell, former fdic chairman, one of the newest members of bank of america board. we have that to talk to him about as well. a lot over the next hour. we'll talk about maybe sheila bair, and who should be running the show around here. who would the single regulator be? >> you, joe, you. >> good

holbert opened fire yesterday when the officers tried to serve him with a domestic abuse warrant.arged with first-degree murders. a witness said the deputies were shot when they kicked door tthe of the home. >> a woman across the street was struck by gunfire. she's listed in serious condition. >>> in boise, idaho, police are searching for an 8-year-old boy who has been missing since late friday. he was last seen after he left his home to possibly walk to a friend's house for a party. they held a short news conference to talk about robert manwell. >> people have come home for the weekend. we're asking for the public's help. we're hoping to get the message out. the public can help us to produce anything that would give us a lead of where we could find rober robert. >> police do plan to drain a pond at the boy's apartment complex. robert's family is also plid pleading with the public to help them find robert. >> if you've seen him call the police and help tus to bring hi home. >> police say anyone with information can call or he mail them. >>> mention animal fights and most people th

holbert eventually surrendered when more officers arrived on the scene. >>> a tragic story out of nework city, where eight people, including four young cousins died in a wrong-way crash. police say a minivan was driving the wront way in the northbound lanes of the teconic parkway, westchester county. the van cshed head-on into an suv. then struck a third vehicle and then burst into flames. three people in the suv were killed, as well five people in the minivan. the victims include four girls, all under the age of 10 >>> we're going to take a look at our forecast now. we have some rain in the forecast. some coming down already here in washington. >> a light sprinkle around first thing this morning, here's how i usually describe this amount of rain. just enough rain to make a clean car dirty. my formerly clean car with now little brown raindrops all over the hood. outside hopefully your monday gets off to a better start than mine did. temperatures outside are mostly in the low to mid 70s right now under a cloudy sky. light precipitation in the area. we'll let you know more about that. 7

of shooting two deputies to death charged with some bizarre behavior. [ barking sounds ] ezekiel holbert he was being arraigned yesterday in an oklahoma court. prosecutors say the deputies went to his home sunday to arrest him for missing a court appearance, and when he opened the door, he started shooting. shorts say killing both deputies and wounding another woman. >> he's crazy. he's got to be. he's in there laughing about it. he's not taking anything seriously. >> prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. the suspect still has not asked for a court-appointed lawyer. >>> if you drink a lot of milk when you are a kid, you are less likely to have a stroke when you are an adult, scientists say. they surveyed kids in the '30s and then again in 2005. they concluded that more calcium intake could cut your chance of a stroke by up to 60%. this is in the journal "heart." the stroke association calls the study interesting but says that more research is needed. >>> doctors say that a race car driver will survive after going through a horrible crash, though. here's rafer with more on tha

ezikiel holbert was arrested for murder. deputies were shocked.id you have two seconds to kick the door open, they did and the guy was sitting there waiting on him. >>> the octuplets' moms' kids could make $250 a day starring in a reality show. not just the octuplets on this video from radaron-line. all 14 of her kids would get $250,000 over three years. under california law, 15% of that must go in to a trust until they're 18. i'm not surprised. come on, like you didn't see that one coming, right? five minutes after the hour. weather directly affects your mood today. so who's going to be all happy? >> i'm thinking chicago, detroit, you're going to be loving it. summertime, still looking at nice temperatures without the thunderstorms. that's not the case for the east coast. another day filled with the action popping up around the frontal boundary. cold from from new york state to pennsylvania. looking as at the rain from new york to new jersey. thunderstorm in maine this morning. all drifting up to the northeast. it will repyre later this afternoon