kaboom, wham bam. you want to think long and hard about why you would really want to do this. analysts say kim jong-un is trying to solidify his leadership at home by manufacturing a crisis to look like a hero to his people. >> jon: wait, this is about domestic politics? this is a message you are sending your people? why do you need to get us jumpy over it? no one in your current gets tv from outside your country. tell them you are menacing us. tell them uconn querd us. we don't care. tell them -- tell them you already conquered us, we don't care. tell them you replaced the statute of liberty with a >> jon: we will welcome whack. -- welcome back. listen, sunday was easter there. i thought it was a good time to check in with the new pope francis i and see how he is holding up. >> he is setting a new tone with the papacy choosing to wear simple white vestments, shake hands with the public and focus on the poor. >> presenting the priesthood as a task of service. >> choosing a simple apartment over the grand papal redz dense wearing a soccer jersey from his favorite time. >> jon:

children and parents showed up to enjoy the music, food and a reading of the book chick ka chick kaboom-boom by the president himself. >> all right. chick ka chick ka boom-boom. a told b and b told c i'll meet you at the top of the coconut tree. why said d to e, f, g i'll beat you to the top of the coconut tree. life is meaningless and everyone you love is going to die some day. okay get off my lawn i need a drink. >> jimmy: he's been under a lot of stress lately. understandable. you know, the easter bunny got into trouble this weekend. highway patrol in san diego pulled over a man in a bunny suit for riding a motorcycle without a helmet. what do you say when you pull over the easter bunny? the man said he was on his way to a charity event and late for a very important date and the cop let him go with a verbal warn coming is the right thing to do. it's his day. you can't arrest the easter bunny on easter. what are you supposed to do with that head? you can't use the ears to tie it around your waist, right? last night on our local fox 11 news, the anchor had to work on easter sunday but it wa

through the crowd and had turned -- was beginning to turn toward the finish line when i hear this kaboom. and i couldn't figure out what it was. i looked down the street and it was -- there was an awful lot of smoke. and, you know, you're trying to process what is going on there. at that point i saw a fireball, which it's not like in the movies, you see it an instant before you hear it. in the next block from me this big fireball was going up in the middle of the street, and i knew then exactly what it was. jenna: did you feel, rick? with you are able to after finally hearing it did you feel the rumble and the heat from that? >> you know, i don't even remember hearing it. as soon as i saw that flash i knew what it was. and my next thought was okay, now what do i need to do? and so -- jenna: what did you do next? jen, if i could go back to you, now you're both in this chaotic situation, trying to find each other, which is difficult enough after a marathon. what was your next step, jen to find your husband? >> well, i was at that point i had reached the baggage bus where they bring our bag

here obviously she got upset and annoyed after he slept her with her and felt used and caucuses boo kaboomt 30 knife wounds et cetera, et cetera and then she killed him. but saying now she is the abused victim. >> you are human lie detector. what do you think of the domestic abuse expert saying she he was abused because her boyfriend slept with another woman. >> i think it is disgusting. i'm not a fan of the expert. she is arrogant and laughing at the jury. i'm sure the jury hates their guts. the jury likes juan martinez. this woman is a train wreck and what people are writing about h her online. listen, when i was 24 years old i had a prominent attorney outside of hartford, connecticut almost kill me, he was my boyfriend. when i announced this on national television i had over 2,000 women of domestic vie lense write to me, judge and we are all offended that jodi arias is even saying that she was -- >> judge jeanine: absolutely. i started one of the first domestic violence units in the country. i know what battered women and abused women are. this is an embarrassment. you have the juror nu

picking up metals and people were congratulating -- picking up our medals and all of a sudden, just kaboom loud blast. we all stopped and turned. we looked toward the finish line. you could see a big cloud of smoke. >> there was a second one. everybody said you need to run. basically everyone started running as much as they could. >> i saw a fireball which is not like in the movies. you see it an instant before you hear it. >> people were going the other way. they were people running away. >> i was in a post race party third floor of a building opposite the finish line. i was sitting on the couch. the blast blew me off the couch onto the ground. i ran down the stairs and i ran on to a carpet of glass and blood streaks. i have talked to most of the people that were at the party and we're bonded. this experience has bonded us. >> i was there when the oklahoma bombing happened and i don't think tim mcveigh would have thought, somehow in the aftermath of all this, we're better people. i think it is a fact. >> i think so. a lot of people went away from the bombing when it happened. we started t

. >> without warping, you know, all of a sudden you hear this kaboom. it's just seconds that you just don't know what's happened. >> i was hollering help, and there was six floors but we didn't know it. people were everywhere. babies were crying and everything. where are you, we'll get you. where are you. >> i just remember the ceiling falling in, the windows, shattering glass everywhere, and it being smoksmoky. >> this is our office. we don't know the children. >> i saw mothers running down the street screaming because they couldn't find their kids. i was trying to get in the building, and this policeman yelled at me, and i said, but you don't understand, my little boy's in there, i've got go in there and get them. >> hell's breaking loose, you know, because nobody knows what's going on. you walk down the street and people are running and yelling and it seems like everybody's bleating. . >> the blast destroys one third of the alfred p. murray building creating a 30-feet-wide crater and the equivalent of a 3.0 earthquake. overall 314 building in a 16-bl

kaboom right there is the first one. we have a graphic on our wide screen over there that shows the first iks employings -- explosion was at 2:50 and about 15 seconds later. many people were running toward the explosion. >> this is one of the main reasons it is suspected terrorism. it's not an accident when one and then two goes off. it has one of the hall marks of terrorism. al qaeda affiliated or inspired groups will try to hit one blast try to cause people to run away and try to hit you at the place where you ran to and there were some reports the second blast was biering than the first. >> this is hallmark of al qaeda one of their operations. >> part of the theory of what happened if they were detonated because they were so close you have two guys dropping two bags you have one guy who dropped both of them and then he is going to detonate them by a cell phone. apparently they have subpoenaed cell phone records from the area. they will try to triangulate where everybody was if there was a signal sent out nearby at 2:5

so what happened in indonesia, people walked out on the beach to pick up fish, and then, kaboom. so, remembered all that and he said we'll have the water recede and then the sound of a freight train. >> wanted to make it as realistic as possible. >> we debated whether we should kill off a character because if it's a kids book and we went around, not disagreeing but compensating. >> and we found a way in between. we decided the character would die but we wouldn't describe the death. >> it wasn't a gruesome description. >> he is there, spend he sees the wave coming, runs, turns around, is gone. >> we tried to handle it, as alex said earlier, there's a tie-in with the hawaiian gods and you'll pick up a lot -- in fact it was his idea to put a glossary of hawai'i yap terms in front and use actual hawaiian words to describe things. so you'll pick up a bit of the language and culture, but we tried to make sure that the hawaiian gods and some legends in hawai'i were -- it's a subplot that weaves its way through the story. which i think you'll enjoy. it's kind of fun. >> what was the targ

in indonesia is people walked out on the beach to pick up fish thinking what's going on, and then kaboom. so he remembered all that, so he said, well, we'll have the water recede, then we'll make the sound of a freight train -- >> we wanted to make it as realistic as possible. >> it wasn't a difference, per se, but we debated whether we should kill off a character because it's a kids' book. and we went around not disagreeing, but just con temperating which direction we should go. >> and we found a way in between. so, yeah, we decided the character would die, but we wouldn't describe the death. >> yeah. it wasn't a gruesome description. he's there -- >> he's there, then he sees the wave coming, he runs, he turns around, he's gone. >> we try today handle it -- and as alex said earlier, a tie in with hawaiian gods. in reading this you'll pick up a lot -- in fact, it was his idea to put a little glossary of hawaiian terms in front, and he used actual hawaiian with words to describe things. and so you'll pick up a wee bit of the language and culture and all that. but we tried to, tried to mak

. >> kaboom. [ explosion ] >> stephanie: during his hospital room interrogation dzhokhar told fbi agentsar al-awlaki who was killed by an anti-drone strike in 2011. just saying. >> sure. >> stephanie: good for that drone. all i'm saying. >> drops have their place. -- drones have their place. >> stephanie: it looks more like it was al-awlaki. did i say that right? we know there is a long trail of hardened terrorists who have acknowledged coming under his sway. the times square bomber and hassan, the fort hood shooter said they were radicalized and he personally supervised the 2009 christmas day bombing attempt by the so-called underwear bomber. it is because of him. we have to take everything off at the airport. >> thanks! >> that's a lot of work for someone of my age to not -- if i take that much stuff off i want something. >> what bothers me about that is you're walking around barefoot on ground that other people have walked on. >> stephanie: exactly. >> like a locker room over by tsa. ugh! >> stephanie: dzhokhar admitted he and his brother learned how to build the pressure cooker bombs

. >> no wondter went kaboom. >> it hadn't been checked into since 1985. >> great zoning there, too righty school. >> stephanie: it was supposed to have less than 400 pounds of nitrate. it is the threshold where the plant would have to inform the department of homeland security about the. a es employeesives. they didn't know it existed. they didn't have sprinklers, fire walls or systems. facilities fall into a regulation loophole. isn't that dandy? >> regulation loophole. >> stephanie: exactly. >> libertarian paradise they all wanted. >> stephanie: no federal agency determines how close a facility handling dangerous substances can be to population centers and in many states, including texas many -- >> well, all right then. >> stephanie: that's freedom. >> you had the freedom to get blowed up. >> stephanie: less than 3,000 feet from a school. okay. dawn in california. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi, dawn. >> caller: hi, stephanie. i've been a big fan of yours since you were on upn i believe. it was upn years ago. >> stephanie: oh, yes, yes. >> caller: but second of all, i was wo