laura engle is here. she has the details. laura, what happened. >> indeed, it all ties together the tsarnaev sibling apparently uses her brother's alleged boston marathon bombings to reportedly square the mother of her boyfriend's child. according to new york city police, telling the women quote, i have people that can go over there and put a bomb on you. officials confirming to fox news this morning that tsarnaev was arrested in new york city yesterday on one count of aggravated harrassment. of the after shy allegedly made the threat against her boyfriend's next a phone call. alina tsarnaev has been hot water before. she appeared in massachusetts court in october of 2013 on charges connected to an investigation into the use of counter fit money. tsarnaev's brothers tamerlan and dzhokhar, are accused as we know of planting homemade bombs that killed three people and injured more than 260 near the finish line of the boston marathon on april 15th, 2013. alina tsarnaev lives in new jersey and but turned herself in to authorities

i'm laura engle. >> here on the fox newschannel every sunday. we're back next week, too.hanks for watching. have a good night. >>> when the fire department arrived, the house was fully involved in flame, and they had a limited amount of water due to the fact that several water mains in the nearby area had broken. >> i'm shannon breen. this is a fox news alert. dealing with the damage and riding out the aftershocks now after a strong earthquake hits california. the biggest quake to rattle the region in 25 years shakes the wine country overnight, sending people running from their homes. the latest geological survey said it was a 6.0, the epicenter about six miles from napa. so far dozens of people are injured, at least three

laura engle on this story. what is happening with these people? >> reporter: hi, bill.ogy billing the wild west of medicine as hospitals across the nation buy up oncology practices turn them into hospital outpatient centers. even though a patient is treated by the same doctor and receives the same treatment the center can charge more for overhead. patients like beverly brown, we talked to, a breast cancer patient, her chemotherapy bills gone from $6,000 every three weeks to $15,000 for the same time period. >> if you're going to take aspirin, you know that, where you get it, how much it costs. this is a different kind of a drug. and so you're basically at their mercy and what they want to charge for it. >> reporter: in a legal loophole some of these medical centers generate additional revenue treating insured patients with drugs purchased under a federal program called 340-b intended to help needy gain access to expensive treatments. bill: what if anything can patients insurers do about this? >> reporter: not so much for patients. some insurers are pushing back. pennsyl

laura engle live for us in new york.been a long journey for the family. >> it has, heather. this marks the end of a 18 month ordeal closely followed by many in the world. ibrahim arrived in new hampshire to a lot of love and cheers from her relatives and friend. she first flew to philadelphia with her american husband and two children thursday where mayor michael nutter welcomed her and called her a freedom fighter. her family in sudan turned her into authorities for abandoning islam. she was thrown into jail and while pregnant sentenced to death by hanging. ibrahim said always been a christian raised by her christian mother. and her father is muslim, according to sudan's version of muslim law she is a muslim and con not convert. she was freed in june although initially stopped from leaving the country and took refuge in u.s. embassy in sudan, heather. heather: what is the next step. >> the pastor of bethany covenant church in new hampshire the next step is to get the family settled. there are tons of support from the co

laura engle live in our new york newsroom now. laura, how did this all come about?> reporter: hi, jon. the tsarnaev sibling apparently used her brothers' alleged boston marathon bombings to her advantage to scare the mother of her boyfriend's child. officials confirming to fox news that tsarnaev was arrested in new york city yesterday on one count of aggravated harassment after she allegedly made the threat against her boyfriend's ex in a phone call. elena tsarnaev has been in hot water before. she appeared in a massachusetts court in october of 2013 on charges connected to an investigation into the use of counterfeit money. elena tsarnaev lives in new jersey but turned herself in to authorities in harlem which is where her boyfriend's ex lives. >> what happens next? >> reporter: she's going to have answer the charges next month. tsarnaev was issued a desk appearance ticket and is to return to court september 30th. she was released from harlem's station house after she was charged. the threatening call is considered a misdemeanor offense. because she has a valid i.d

i'm laura engle. >> here on the fox newschannel every sunday. we're back next week, too. thanks for watching. have a good night. >>> when the fire department arrived, the house was fully involved in flame, and they had a limited amount of water due to the fact that several water mains in the nearby area had broken. >> i'm shannon breen. this is a fox news alert. dealing with the damage and riding out the aftershocks now after a strong earthquake hits california. the biggest quake to rattle the region in 25 years shakes the wine country overnight, sending people running from their homes. the latest geological survey said it was a 6.0, the epicenter about six miles from napa. so far dozens of people are injured, at least three critically. several fires, with efforts to fight those blazes. people are beginning to assess the widespread damage to their businesses and homes. tens of thousands are without electricity. roads are buckled making travel difficult in spots and gas lines are broken. we're covering all the details on this developing story. moments ago we heard from the

laura engle with latest developments and joins us with more. >> heather, kevin ward, sr. cut to the chase leaving no questions who he thinks is responsible for his son's death. the grieving father gave his first interview to the syracuse pose standard this week telling the paper. tony stewart was the best damn driver on the track. why he had to go up as high as he did and hog my son, there is no reason for it, adding apparently tony stewart was the only one driving out there who didn't see him. amateur videos we've been showing you shows impact between tony stewart's winged sprint car and that of washed, jr. he can be seen getting out of the car to confront stewart on the track. he is nearly hit by another driver before being struck by stewart's car. ward's dad adding in interview the one person knowing what happens is possibly facing 10 years in prison. is he going to stay what he done? as of now investigators say there is no sign of criminal intent on part of stewart. legal experts stewart could face charges of criminally negligent homicide or manslaughter. as the inves

in new york, laura engle, fox news. >> on social media protests against police brutality are being organized throughout the nation. recall system scheduled for 7:00 o'clock tonight at love park in center citily. fox 29 will be there. >> of course we're also following developing story for you online at myfoxphilly.com. you can find video, pictures and the president's remarks right there on the home page. >> and we have breaking news tonight surrounding the death of robin williams. williams wife is just now revealing the actor comedian was in the early stages of parkinson's disease and was sober at the time of his apparent suicide. in a statement susan schneider says williams was struggling with depression, anxiety and the early stages of parkinson's when his assistant found him dead earlier this week. she also says williams was not ready to share his parkinson's diagnosis publicly much his wife says "it is our hope in the wake of robin's tragic passing that others will find the strength to seek the care and the support they need to treat whatever battles they are facing so they may feel less

laura engle joins us with more on what the nfl is going to do now. >> a lot of people are talking about this, heather. goodell issued a lengthy letter to owners outlining new domestic guidelines that sidelines players if they cross the line once and bans them completely after second offense. the policy comes after uproar what many called light disciplinary actions taken against ravens running back ray rice who goodell suspended for two games after a domestic violence stint in february. you probably saw this. rice was caught on surveillance video, dragging his fiance, now his wife, out of a late atlantic city elevator. he allegedly shrugged her before he pulled her out. this led to question our sincerity and our commitment and whether we understood the toll that domestic violence inflicts on some families. under updated guidelines which went into effect immediately a first offense will result in at least a six-game suspension without pay depending on circumstances. second will result in banishment trot league. players can petition for reinstatement after one year but there is no guaranty