and mary ann gillich used to live in the home besides the shahzads.t did you make of it when you first heard who this bomb terrorist was? >> i was very shocked, kind of confused because he was the type of person that came out and play with his daughter, my daughter, someone i would least expect of him, but very sharp. >> larry: debbie, you lived across the street. did you see him a lot? >> yes, i live kind of kitty-corner across the street. only coincidentally, because i'm in and out, i would see them sometimes out in the front yard. i would also sometimes see his wife come home and bring the kids in the house, after shopping possibly. >> larry: were they like any other possible family? >> yes, i've been here eight years. i do remember them moving in approximately three years ago and okay, there is finally a young family that has moved into the house that had been empty for a while. and for a little while after that, a year or so, i remember them -- it being kind of quiet again, and then i saw them again. and last summer they had a tag sale and they m

. >> larry: mary ann, when you heard about the terror bombing and you find who the accused was, were you shocked? >> i was totally shocked. i was like petrified. i was like oh my god. i didn't believe that something over here would happen like this. >> larry: did you ever see any guns or ammunition in his car? >> no, i did not. >> larry: brenda, your daughter tull occasionally played with his little daughter, that right? >> yes, it was. my daughter always played with his daughter. he also came out and played with them on occasionally. and he really loved his kids. he liked to play with his kids. his wife didn't speak english until the day of the tag sale, i spoke with them and i wasn't aware that she knew english until the day of the tag sale. and he was the one who always spoke english. >> larry: we understand that he gave your son his old computer? >> he gave my daughter his old computer, yes. >> larry: has the authorities confiscated that computer? >> yes, they're in the process of confiscating. homeland security is in the process of confiscating the computer. >> larry: did he, to

thanks, mary ann. all the best to you.being with us tonight. >>> final page from my playbook tonight. it seems as though the philadelphia police officer got a little taser-happy last night at the phillies' game. in what appears to be a completely unjustified use of force, a 17-year-old kid was tased as he ran around the outfield at citizens bank park. i'm pretty sure they could have caught him. the unruly fan, without using a taser. but i don't think he will run out on that field anymore. the philadelphia pd said it's opening an investigation into the incident to determine if the takesing was the proper use of equipment. >>> also, we want to extend a warm welcome to some brand new msnbc viewers. we are now airing on south africa's top tv in kenya, tanzania, and south africa. thanks to all of you for joining us. we're excited about having you. watching us right here from new york, and washington on msnbc. >>> coming up, the so-called father of arizona's immigration law, sheriff joe arpaio is being probed for racial profilin

>> from america's news head quarters i am mary ann rafferra.eath toll reaching 30 after four-days of anti government protest in thailand. the government rejecting a plea by demonstrators for u.s. media talks. it operated a 1 mile square zone since early april. they are demanding the prime minister resolve parliament resign and call for newell leks. 130 people have been injured in the violence. shuttle astronauts are preparing for a trip outside of the international space station. the space walking asbestos n -- will put a new compartment to the station and replacing batteries. the shuttle arriving sunday where it will remain for a week. they have enough equipment to keep it running until after the shuttle program ends. i am mary ann rafferty now back to geraldo at large. >> lady hoopsters were being used for political pawns. that's what's sick about this they are being used as political pawns. a bureaucrat in a school district say you have worked hard you had your bake sales you won a conference championship for the first time in 21 years you c

. >> from america' news headquarters i am mary ann rafferty. of volucanic ash. other airports in the u. u.k. a ireland also ceased operations. the volcano is drifting southward. they decided it is unsafe to fly through it. netherlands shut down amsterdam and rutter dam airport. bp is siphoning removing oil from the gulf of mexico. they will insert the mile long tube leaking the crude oil. the siphons prevent it from clogging and it is already containing most of the oil coming from the biggest leak contributing the massive spill. mary ann rafferty now back to huckabee for the latest headlines go to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> mike: putting musical instruments in the hands of students is a personal goal of mine. and the reason that i teamed up with want to play fund. this week, want to play presented musical instruments to three young ladies and a young man from a brooklyn public school. the trumpet, two saxes and a bass guitar means these students -- [ music ] -- will be able to keep playing. the money was raised from the auction of guitars and the pain

bobby and mary ann lost 68 pounds or just under 12%. >> and in fourth place britney and courtney lost over 63 pounds and that's around 13% giving them a huge edge. >> third place we have fosters. darnell and marjorie lost 76 pounds, that's 15% of their starting weight. >> and second place was the cousins lauren and girl -- gilbert lost 16%. >> and the winners tim lynn and al, they lost 19% of their weight in just six weeks time. >> so they join us this morning with their trainer tim. you said there is no way you could have lost that much weight without his help? >> absolutely. it changed my philosophy about having a trainer. tim pushed us and made us go to levels we couldn't go and watched after our injuries with 50-year-old guys getting hurt and they couldn't have picked a better guy for us. >> and he knew the excuses in advance. >> have you taken a look in a mirror lately? >> i've had a chance to do it. it's a big difference and it feels great. can't tell you. >> was there ever a point where you felt like, i just want a pizza, i don't want to go to the gym? because that's somebody p

. >> from america's news headquarters i am mary ann rafferty after a failed car bombing in new york timesquare police are looking for a man seen on videotape changing clothes in a nearby alley. this newly released video shows the suv containing the bomb material entering times square. a vendor later noticed smoke inside the vehicle. the gasoline and propane device was crude but could have killed many people on one of america's busiest streets. >>> president obama says everything humanly possible will be done to combat the massive oil slick. mr. obama saying it could take many days to stop the under water lake an estimated 210,000 gallons of crude leaking into the gulf every day. now back to huckabee. hannel and out or web site, foxnews.com, have a great night. [applause]. >> my next guest doesn't believe in god but defends the rights to do, he has written a book, and a political columnist, s.e. cupp joins us now. >> i wrote the forward for your book. >> you did. lovely, thank you. >> thank you, for writing it. i think your perspective, you are not a mreefr, like franklin and me. we openly

after years of fighting the decision, ann marie is suing.er husband, unfortunately died suddenly last month. >>> let's go to brian bolter for a look at what is next on the news edge at 6. brian? >> reporter: yeah, guys, staying on top of the developing story. a deadly accident involving a bike in fairfax county. two people are dead. we're gathering the latest details for the topic at 6. >>> plus. >> can maryland's decimated oyster industry bounce back from where it is today? officials think they have a plan. i'll tell what you it s. >>> and check this out. a basketball shot from a moving airplane. the viral video at 6. l l l l h l n >> a health alert. a study by the henry ford hospital claims that banning smoking in all public places would prevent more than 18,000 heart attacks a year. researchers presented the study in d.c. this week at an american heart association conference. they say a banning save $92 million in healthcare costs the first year. >>> a new complaint from a toyota driver his car raced out of control even

web life editor heather cabot, ann marie cox and pete dominick from sirius radio. >> sirius xm radio. would want here. >> no, i'm a comedian. b but i have a serious radio show. let's just look at the panel. beautiful, bald, beautiful, bald. >> got to have that. co do you want to talk about oil? does anybody want to talk about the oil spill? i mean, i'm incensed, i'm outraged, i'm what? >> and worried and scared. and you're not even in the white house. i came up here from washington and this is just freaking people out because it's not the same as katrina. obama won't lose that kind of political capital, but this is the worst environmental disaster history. >> can we quickly talk about the way that we use it? i'm on national tv. next time i go to the grocery store and i see someone buying a caves bottled water, i'm going to take my can of spam, throw it over their head and pump them over -- why do you need 100 bottles? get a thermos. keep refilling it. buy a bike. if we use all this, that's why we need it. >> i like the outrage. >> and your seafood, a study came out in, 40 year, if we

mary. >> denise, thank you. officer arthur suffered severe facial injuries. >>> battle over slots, the dispute over the anne arundel trial dispute. >> reporter: from allegations of lies being made to people who signed the petition, this debate has become just about as personal as it is passionate. big money, we're talking millions of the dollars are on the line. a high stakes money and power battle has pitted the powerful cordish company against a group that doesn't want slots in their neighborhood. >> as citizens we felt bullied across the process. this is just one more step of the bullying. >> reporter: but cordish says they are no goliath. >> this is really a corporate effort to usurp the constitutional vote. >> reporter: the cordish lawsuit claims that signatures brought to a vote were invalid, that some of them were even faked. >> once all the evidence comes out, they will see what went on here. >> reporter: are they afraid of getting it rejected? >> that's what they are trying to do. >> reporter: in the two years since voters allowed slots, no parlors have opened. the baltimore city location sits vacant and t

ann arbor. president obama is to address the graduating class at the university of michigan. the president of the university, maryon of president obama. you're watching live coverage, here on c-span. [applause] >> it is taken the lessons learned here, again at our beck, to the most challenged school different -- school districts in the country. if this is a class as work to rebuild haiti, support military veterans, collect surplus supplies for those without, and safeguard our natural environment. four of the five graduates have taken part in community service. some of you today are wearing red cords that recognize the depth of your engagement. michigan students have stepped forward to give more than 35,000 days of service in one year. [applause] >> mr. president, this has placed the university of michigan on the president's higher education on a roll with distinction, but we can, and we will do more and we pledge to increase our numbers. graduates, your community service is praise-worthy and important, and it should also be unrelenting. civic engagement is the foundation of a vibrant, prosperous society. more tha