jamie fox, professor at northeastern university. he's a former consultant to the department of justice and worked on many major crime invest games. jamie was prepared to two to a studio to talk to us, but since boston is still on lockdown, we have him on the telephone. jamie, thanks very much. >> sure. >> why didn't they run right after the bombings? does that tell you that they weren't finished? why not leave boston immediately? they're in watertown, we hope, anyway. >> well, they didn't think they would get caught. i agree with scott that these were not sophisticated individuals and they certainly weren't part of a larger group, because they didn't have any money. so, they weren't real careful about not being seen. if they were shrewd, the younger brother would have worn his baseball cap forward, not backwards. they would have worn sunglasses. they would have taken steps not to be identified in any recording. but they didn't. so, they were fairly amateurish. now, what's also important to understand is the relationship between the t

>> eric: jamie, fox news voter fraud unit now and more fraud in a presidential race. week after a guilty plea from the 2008 democratic presidential primary in indiana, there has been another guilty plea. this one from last year's republican presidential primary in virginia. another one that newt gingrich failed to get on the ballot. now we know why. faked signatures. reports say 31-year-old campaign worker jennifer duberary pled guilty to felony election fraud and perjury for faking a slew of name on the gingrich presidential primary petition. last week, we reported a similar guilty plea from former board of elections wor worker beverly shelton in south bend, indiana. prosecutors there say the signatures were faked to get the president and hillary clinton on the ballot in 2008. gingrich's fakes were caught in the election but the president's and mrs. clinton allegedly phony ones were not. it took three years before whistle blower went to authorities. long after that primary election was decided. it turns out that three former democratic party and election board offici

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

he and jamie fox won best wtf moment. love some of the categories.ast, to accept best fight prize. emma watson, the trail blazer award. jamie foxx, wore an interesting t-shirt in honor of teenager trayvon martin, and sandy hook victims. props for that. rebel wilson made an impression. rocking her curves in a clinging dominatrix style get-up with a padded costume, and a faux double nip slip. i am reading that. didn't make it up. rocked it. one of the highlights. what have you got? >> lowlights. from high lights to lowlights. justin bieber, was in amsterdam, visiting the anne frank house. he decided to enter something into the guest book. what he entered is getting attention. here's what he wrote and i quote, truly inspiring to be able to come here. anne was a great girl. hopefully she would have been a belieber. a lot of people are criticizing it. saying that was so self-centered. for him just to think of himself. on twitter, posts, imagining he visited the museum thinking of himself. a facebook response, insulting biebers, received 1,000 likes, sligh

he reached out to northeastern criminology professor, jamie fox, to tell his story. >> bad enough to stare down the barrel of a gun, but then to be told, do you know who i am? did you see the boston marathon bombing? that's me and i just killed a cop. >> the mother of the boston bombing suspects speaking out about her sons and the united states. this as we're learning the woman was add to do a c.i.a. watch list with her son tamerlan, 18 months before the marathon attacks. now she says this is all america's fault. >> they already want me, him and all of us to look. >> who is saying this? >> i don't know. where is it from? it's from america. why did i even go there? why? i thought america is going to like protect us, our kids, is going to be safe. for any reason. but it happened. america took my kids away from me. >> she also says her sons could have never been behind the attacks and she believes that they were framed. >> meanwhile, in russia, the moscow marathon taking place without extra security. roads closed for the race, but no additional forces were called in today. russian offic

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

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

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

fox. thank you. >> jamie, you're very welcome. thank you. >> eric. >>> jamie, the investigation going global from boston to moscow. both brothers were born in the russian republic of chechnya in it's a region with deep ties to extremism. authorities are investigating tamerlan's trip to russia and his posting of videos on the internet when he came back. john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations joinses as he does every sunday. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, eric. glad to be with you. >> the chechnyan terrorists have the blood of hundreds on their hands. are they a threat to us? >> potentially they are. that's an important question for investigators to answer, not because of anything having to do with their desire from chechnyan nndz froneppedzindependence frot because ove many chechnyan actis are radicalized. now their terrorist activities are in places as diverse as throughout the middle east and afghanisn, having nothing to do with russia about having to do with islamic extremism. that's a working hypothesi

. >> jamie: joining me now the ape cor of "fox news sunday" our own chris wallace. morning. >> good morning. >> jamie: does he feel this is the way the country needs to move forward onm gration? if so, why? >> absolutely. what rubio says, make it clear, he is a member of the gap of eight. four republican senators and four democratic senators. the gang of eight. they will up vail a big complicated comprehensive immigration reform plan this week. he went on all the sunday shows to talk about it. he says the 11 million illegals in the country will not get deported. they are all here. so that is a form of amnesty as it is. he says, i understand a lot of people i'm sure are willing to me and says that -- are listening to me and that is dead wrong, but rubio's feelinfeeling is that to bring m out of shadows a make them productive members of society and have them pay the fines. they got to pay taxes. no benefits. federal welfare benefits. obamacare, any of that stuff. to become a citizen will take 13 years and in most cases more than 15 to 20. >> jamie: you describe him as

fox. >> eric: a lot of good information there. >> are you going to ask for a raise now? yeah. >> jamie: i'll write you a letter of recommendation. >> eric: should i do it now? better not. social security -- could benefits be cut to close the budget deficit? it's a controversial political issue that will make the headthriens week. what president obama plans and what both sides are saying about it? >> there is no turm noil ejint. protesters back on the streets. we'll tell what you is behind the latest unrest. ♪ using supercomputing and mobile technology over our secure network, verizon innovators are building a world of medical treatment data in the cloud. so doctors can make a more informed diagnosis from anywhere, in seconds rather than months. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. a

jamie fox is winning the generation award, sort of the lifetime achievement award.farrell. it should be a lot of fun. >> and psy has new music out. david, always good to have you here. >> thanks. >> thank you very much. here's natalie. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> moving on to what's up when it comes to celebrity news and jennifer paris is a reporter for "us weekly." good morning. >> good morning. >> starting out with baby news. we always like that. ivanka trump expecting her second. >> yeah, congratulations to the happy couple, expecting their second child sometime this fall. it will be the sixth grandchild for donald trump. so we're happy for them. and they announced it, i believe, on twitter. >> they did, yeah. >> that's how you make news these days. >> it seems that's the way celebrities are announcing their big news. fergie did it. so this is the way that celebrities are doing this, which is nice. >> donald trump saying he's extremely happy for them, is what he told them. >> right. >> gwyneth paltrow opening up in the newest issue of "harper bazaar" with

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

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

those are your latest headlines on the fox business network. i am jamie colby.ng it back to melissa and lori. lori: thank you, jamie. so many traders are probably watching the masters. we want to recap you some breaking news. the new york state system judge denying macy's request to expand a block on jcpenney sale of martha stewart product. macy's has not shown it would be harmed by jcpenney sales. jcpenney can sell martha stewart's good under the label jcp every day. shares of macy's and arthur stuart are higher. this is the best news for them. commodities just getting crushed today. oil and gold. today. let's get straight to the pits of this cme. you would have thought two of the most geo- political commodities would be benefiting from it. we saw that when cyprus was coming and confiscated basically a portion of some of the people that are, you know, have some savings in the banks, when that news broke that should have been a bullish catalyst for us. there was a lot of talk that cyprus would have to raise additional capital. they will sell more gold. other cou

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

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jamie colby. see you again with kelley wright . forbes on foxtinues and for all of the latest headlines go to fox news.com. see you later. bumpted on the basketball court. rutgers coach mike rice getting fired after the videos went viral. they found out about it in december and fined him and made him attend anger management session. rich, you said he would be canned immediately in the private sector. >> this was more than holding basketball players to high standars. that is out right cruelty. you don't kick them and slap them on the head and label them with gay slurs. there is a silver lining there. they were not any good. they were a 500 basketball team. look at john wooden in ucla and bill walch the football joke and phil jackson they were honorable men. it was not effective. >> on the other hand, you have coaches like vince lombardi who said it is a tough and cruel business . anyone who tries to hide their emotions makes a mistake. vince was universitially applauded for his work in the coach . the question he was working for a private company

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. >> reporter: that a very clear message from the army chief of staff in an interview with fox's jamiethe weekend addressing the issue of budget cuts. the pentagon trying to deal with budget cuts at a time when they're trying to deal with this north korean tension. jenna: a lot of accusations back and forth, really, the talk of miscalculation. but the talk from north korea about nuclear war and bringing nuclear war to the korean peninsula is really scary. how seriously should our viewers take the latest threat of nuclear war? >> reporter: well, it is scary, and what is interesting is that the north usually telegraphs when it's going to carry out a test. they warn the embassies in pyongyang, they telegraph what they're going to do. japan right now is taking very seriously the threat of another missile test. they have positioned patriot missile batteries around tokyo. that -- they're, obviously, making preparations there. now, what's interesting is fox news spoke to the father of pakistan's nuclear program, a.q. khan, he is the one, of course, who provided north korea with many of the el

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

i'm jamie colby, back to bulls and bears only on the fox news channel and check out foxnews.com. >> brenda comes the new blame game. we've heard the companies using disasters like hurricanes and earthquakes for not hitting their target, but the sequester, the man mandatory cuts are cutting into sales? >> point the finger at yourself. the sun is in your eyes, your shoes are untied, i'm certainly it's not your fault that you've lost money collectively since orville and wilber wright flew at kittyhawk. they're losing money left and right. our government is just as inept and-- >> they don't all lose money, contractors are scared, not flying as much. does it have much impact? >> the point about the airlines being a terrible industry, but partially to blame on the government and partially the payroll tax. there were real cuts in government and people are firing people and if you work in government and one of the 20 in your group got fired because of the sequester cut then you start getting worried and he's not going to fly on a trip to l.a. anytime soon and you don't want to go to disney world y

fox news' peter doos newashington. peter, what did they know? >> reporter: jamie, a little more than two years ago,s in the beginning of 2011, the fbi said a foreign government called them and told them, tamerian tsarnaev is someone that should be on their radar as having possible extremist ties. so the fbi checked u.s. databases for any records of derogatory phone conversations or online postings about radical activity or associations with known radicals and they dug into his travel history and education background and came up with nothing. so at the beginning of 2011 issue the fbi found, suspect number 1 to be clean. so they closed the scpais told the foreign government who had been inquiring that they would be happy to check again if any red flags popped up, but the unnamed foreign government never contacted the fbi about this man, suspect number 1, the man on the screen in the black hat. we are getting a sense of why he was able to continue plotting undetected. >> these are hard people to find. they are hard people to detect. no matter what age we live in, whe

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

jamie colby. this is your fox news minute. firefighters extinguishing a barge fire in mobile, alabama.ges were empty last night, but it carried natural gas. they believe the fire was accidental. the bird flu crossing from china to taiwan. a man has been diagnosed with the first case outside of mainland china. china has confirmed 108 cases. twenty-two deaths from that virus. in dallas, all five living presidents attending the george w bush presidential center. also attending will be several former head of states. we wish we were there. those are your headlines. i am jamie colby. back to dagen and connell. dagen: thank you. connell: trying to prevent a way of more furloughs. dagen: rich edson is still at reagan national airport. at least they let him in the terminal now. rich: after three or four days at reagan national airport, you are seeing delays around the country. there is movement around on capitol hill that could solve these. these are faa statistics. on sunday, the furloughs were to blame for about 400 different flight delays. on monday, more than 1200. tuesday, more than 1000.

fox news the jocks. we're popular. >> eric: >> maybe he watches. >> eric: we'll get a report from jamie. >> heather: absolutelyof the most famous photo of all time. the flag raising at iwo jima might not have happened if it were not for one man. coming up, the role he played in the historic moment frozen in time. otin' wand ♪ ♪ just point and shoot, and weeds are gone ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup [ male announcer ] with a new one-touch wand. yeha! [ whip cracks ] >>> welcome back. world war ii vet behind one of the most iconic images of all time died. communication specialist alan wood provided the flag for the famous photo of flag raising at iwo jima. he was 90 years old. that does it for us. i'm heather childers. see you at 4:00. >> i'm eric shawn. shannon bream next. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: boston bombings. details are beginning to emerge about a phone call secretly recorded by the russians of one of the boston bombings suspect allegedly discussing jihad with his mother. the revelation is raising questions about how well the intelligence

jamie, thanks for your time. we want to remind everybody, be sure and catch fox news sunday, florida senator marco rubio sits down with chris wallace sits down to talk about the immigration bill and big changes that could be on the way. check your local listings for the times. >> gregg: fox extreme weather, another strong spring storm is taking shape. cold, snow, rain and thunderstorms are developing from the rockies to the plains in the upper midwest in many of the same areas that were hit hard this past week. meteorologist janice dean. >> it feels like groundhog day in terms of the storms hitting the same areas. we have cold air to the north, warm air to the south and potential for severe weather in between and cold enough for feet of snow in areas that saw a foot or more. let's take a look at radar. fairly quiet. calm before the storm. we're going to see the next storm system move from the rockies across the plane states and upper midwest. you can see some of the snow flying. we have a disturbance across the great lakes that is bringing light rain and snow showers. here is the next main event. look at all of t

jamie: have a great week. >> eric: we start a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters with a fox news alert. it is monday morning in north korea. the clock just struck midnight. we could have another defiant missile launch. april 15 is the 101st birthday of kim il song, the grandfather of the current leader, kim jong un. good morning, everyone. welcome to our live coverage. >> we do expect him to mark at this time day in some way. secretary of state kerry, in fact, in the reason, he disbliz japan, meeting with the leaders there. it's the last stop of his asian tour. why is he there? assuring them of america's commitment. at the same time, there is new video released on the north korean government web site, showing imagined targets for nuclear attacks within the united states. they show missiles hitting los angeles, washington, new york and for some reason, they seem to have mixed up arkansas for colorado. we go live to seoul, south korea. that's interesting, 30 miles from the border, where you are in south korea. what do you think? >> reporter: yeah, jamie, all part of the ongoing propaganda

jamie weinstein. >> they were boo'd to the way they responded now big bonuses for how they respond. you won't believe. this what we uncovered on foxsiness at 8:00 that will have you puking by 8:05. >> dana: i'm dana perino along with our panel. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> dana: 100th day of president obama's second term and he marked it with a news conference. first in two months. topics ranging from the boston bombings to the sequester. we'll start with this one. whether he still has enough juice to get his agenda passed. >> do you still have the juice to get the rest of your agenda through this congress? >> if you put it that way, maybe i ought to pack up and go home. rumors of

jamie and ben's grabbed father on the panel. >> that's a panel. cenk: his grandfather of course wrote "citizen kane." of course we don't know who sent the ricin. i don't want to pull a foxs, and say it's the immigrants. the ricin throws a curveball. what do you think? immediately people start speculating. he was the one who voted to stop the filibuster on the gun control. >> first of all, i don't think you could find 500 americans who know who roger wicker is. i don't mean to disparage him but i don't know that that makes it a little surprising, that it's someone unless it's a random selection of a senator then it was someone paying rather close attention to the incident cruises of the senate if he was singled out because you'd be hard pressed to find five senators less known than him. cenk: that's right. when i saw it, i was like roger wicker, that seems weird to me. when i heard the n.r.a. angle and don't get me wrong, the n.r.a. has nothing to do with this, it's gun control legislation. if that's the correct theory, it could have been anybody mad about that. >> one thing we should say obviously anyone who sends poison to a united states senator is on some level a cra

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