but mcfarland was willing to give his side of the story.to do with the free of charge indigent commissary bag he receives from the jail. >> he told me i am nobody because i don't have a commissary bag. and i told her you are still a man, just like i am. and she said do something about it. and i picked up her bag and moved it toward the door. she pushed me, i pushed her back. i slapped her. punched her. she punched me. she kind of like fell and then she busted it open. and on the floor. and she's kicking me like this. and flailing like a whale trying to get away from me. trying to hit her. police came and stopped it. >> arguetta is ready to put their differences behind him. his release from santa rita is days away. >> if i am not in oakland, i can guarantee i won't be coming to jail. i want to be a waitress. sort of like prostitution. serving tables. interacting with people. you get your tips daily. if i want to refuse service to somebody, i will refuse service to somebody. >> for the time being. danielle benefield need not worry about getti

kimmel, actor seth mcfarland. enjoy. >> have a terrific weekend. >> good night. >> announcer: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- seth macfarlane. from "transcendence," paul bettany. and music from sam smith. with cleto and the cleotones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for -- for being here on this -- night. very nice. i -- i know what you are wondering and the answer is no, i cannot help you got a queen elsa dress for your daughter. though i do work for disney. have you heard about the queen elsa dresses, the snow queen, a character from frozen, apparently demand for an official queen elsa dress which retails for $20. it's -- a children's costume, so crazy, people are bidding $1,600 for them on e-bay. so, $1,600. if you spend $1,46 for a disney princess dress. how does that work? does that make you a good parent or terrible parent? i'm not sure. it's crazy. light blue, polyester dress, with ahiny white cape. half the guys on hol

scott mcfarland, news4 i-team. >>> not a bad way to start the week? >> 67 today.areas even close to 70. i think we'll be close to those numbers tomorrow, though possibly a little cooler. maybe right back up there on wednesday. take a look outside there right now. notice i didn't say but. i've had tod+÷ do that just abo every forecast. not really this forecast. we've got a little butt in there. but not bad at all. right now very nice conditions as we look out towards the cathedral. current temperature out at the airport. still sitting at 55 degrees. a very nice afternoon. and a very nice evening. winds out of the northwest at about 8 miles per hour. we are starting to see some clouds filter on in. but those temperatures are staying up. 46 in winchester. towards culpeper. 45 in gaithersburg and 46 right down towards the river down towards patuxent river. storm team 4 radar is clear. it's going to stay that way through the next 24, maybe 36 hours. and then we'll start to see things get a little unsettled again. a few clouds trying to make their way in ahead of the ne

joining us, fox's national security analyst kt mcfarland. great to have you here. i have to say i was a little surprised today when the u.s. military determine this provocative. it was 1000 yards offshore and about 500 feet above the surface. so what's the big deal? >> the big deal is you're not supposed to be doing that sort of thing. when our ship asks what they're doing, they got no response. it is provocative, but it is far less provocative and everything else. seeming to make a lot of speeches, threatened consequences not deliver any consequences. lou: who is being provocative here? we sent a ship into the black sea. some might consider that to be certainly within the reasonable if unpleasant power of russia rather than the united states. suddenly they had deposited a ship between cuba and our gulf coast. >> we have a long-standing agreement with russia how many ships can be in the black sea. this is something we have done in the past. i have talked to captains who have gone into the black sea. this is nothing new. lou: thank goodness the russians haven't made

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one month to the day after authorities say tom mcfarland became victim two, driving home after his 10-year-old son's basketball game and hours after mohammed whitaker was formally charged with the crime, mcfarland, who was not injured, has one burning question. >> my biggest question is the motive. why? not only, it turns out, shooting at my car but everyone els. >> reporter: if investigators have an idea they're not saying. >> i'm not going to give you any time lines. we're going to stick to what we started to say at the beginning. we're not going to give out any more information than we need to because we're not going to jeopardize the case. >> reporter: over 100 tips, they focused on whitaker, gathering enough evidence to charge him with 18 counts in nine attacks linked by ballistics. >> it involved a period of surveillance, it involved ballistics. it involved tips. it involved witness statements. >> reporter: investigators seized a green dodge neon when they arrested whitaker. court documents also revealed they gotten a warrant to install a gps tracking device, tailing him as he m

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tom mcfarland still drives past the spot his car was attacked at least twice a day. >> thankfully, nobody was killed or injuried but it's only a matter of time. >> reporter: hopefully they can make daily routines less nerve wrecking. >>> the prosecutor in the oscar pistorius trial takes center stage. what he said to cause the olympic athlete to break down. >>> later, thousands turn out to see william and kate today as their royal road trip continues. >>> oscar pistorius will be back on the witness stand to face more grueling cross-examination when his trial resumes monday. he's faced three rounds by a veteran prosecutor challenging his story of how he shot and killed his girlfriend. mike taibbi has more from south africa. >> reporter: by week's end gahe was repeating an exhausted oscar pistorius addressing the judge, my lady. >> you shot the gun knowing she was behind the door. >> that's not true, my lady. >> reporter: in fact, nel started the cross-examination by telling pistorius what to say. >> say yes, i shot and killed reeva steenkamp. >> i did, my lady. >> reporter: after that quest

ten minutes after he was shot just miles away, tom mcfarland was also targeted. >> i think there was a vehicle over my right back shoulder. that's exactly where the bullet came from. >> reporter: kansas city police working with the fbi and atf say they may have run the shooter off the roads for good but are being cautious. >> the investigation is ongoing and we're still looking at evidence and will continue to talk about it. i can't say this is the only suspect. >> reporter: and del, we're here at the emergency operations center in kansas city where we're momenting away from a news conference. we expect the chief of police as well as the jackson county prosecutor to appear. at that time we expect to learn more about the suspect's identity and whether or not charges are filed and if they are what those charges are. we'll bring those details in later broadcasts. >> usher, now that police have their man, is there any reaction from those drivers who were shot at? >> reporter: there has. we actually spoke to one of the men that was shot at earlier. we profiled him in our piece. he says he

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here former pentagon official fox news national security analyst mcfarland. and doug schoan. >> good to be here. lou: if we may, kt, with what is a large chore. statement about what is the obama doctrine. what is it? does anyone really know? >> no. it is -- it is weakness. if you have to say anything it is leading from behind, the problem can that, now -- problem with that, it is now bearing fruit there is a gap, a power vacuum up front that are other countries are rushing to fill. they are taking advantage of a aboupresident who heads up these straw men, saying go to war or do nothing, so we'll do nothing. lou: to its credit, i think the republican party is bereft of neocons who are banging war drums, talk about a straw man that is one. o go to war tonk kt is right. tighten sanctions to have more robust presence in nato nations than few hundred troops we have there we could do a little bit more for the ukrainians than ready to eat meals, our response in ukraine is pathetic. i say that has someone who loves the country, wishes it remains free and independent.

fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. and so why did the kurt cross the road? so he could see it from both sides and then analyze that the grass is the same color of green on each side and that is because it is howard kurt. he is the host of "media buzz dts. and he will kill you with kindness. by the way kindness is the name of his left hand. mike baker, cia operative, the maker of diligence. for all of your moisturizer and handi-wipe needs, think diligence, the last thing you see is the first thing they reof month. >> a block the lede, that's the first story. greg if you are here, who is helping santa make the toys? >> you know, screw you. donald is gone-ald. sterling has been put in the penalty box. it is day 37 of -- apparently the nba stands for no big -- big big -- bigots allowed. >> i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. as for mr. sterling's ownership interest in the clippers, i will urge the board of governors to exercise its authority to force the sale of the team and will do everything in my

we have les gold and bonnie mcfarland. >> e block. last story. that's the last stir.at's the last story. >> getting down on one knee comes with a fee. at least if you do it at the ballpark, yes as baseball season begins so do the slew of ballgame proposals. and some website dug up how much it costs. $fest will buy you a -- $50 will buy uh scoreboard message at the braves stadium. you can feel the love in a package that includes four tickets, champagne and a commemorative dvd. and the dodgers will help you dodge a no with their $2500 live video board proposal. some stadiums don't offer public proposals to which i suggest a soft pretzel. do you think the the proposals #r hot like cotton candy or cheesy like nachos? >> it depends if you have a sweet tooth or want something salty. >> nobody does. >> it is hard to remember the remember the woman in the proposal. if a guy is like, i love baseball. it is opening day. we are going to the game. two birds and one giant stone. no. if it is something you shared together it would be a good story for the grandkids. >> i think it is

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. >> you know, kt mcfarland told me over a third have friends that committed suicide.wo thirds of the vets are not getting the mental health treatment they feel they need. 50% of vets wait two months for evaluation. when they're asking for that help themselves is it that bad? >> it is that bad. and think about veterans going out there back to vietnam era. you see an active duty military. we're an army engaged whchl talking about cutting back military, enemy has a vote. now you're talking about more. >> when he says no evidence they're not ruling it out? that means it's wide open. >> it is wide open. it appears mental health i'm sure they want to get, definitely know what the motive was before they can say there is nothing terrorist related in this case. >> colonel west, we appreciate you staying around. >> it's my honor. >> coming up we're going to check in with kc steegel. jennifer griffin who may have information on the motive of the shooter as we continue. [ music and whistling ] when you go the extra mile to help business owners save on commercial auto insurance, y

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. >> kt mcfarland, live in our newsroom. >> the new clue that is giving people hope about flight 370 wreckage that could be found next. canned cheer óqoqúúÑ@ >> i am gretchen carlson. the search for answers behind the school rampage. what ignited him and could the source of weapon be a cluchlt>> and an expert joins us with an replica of the black box that they are searching to find. and one woke after the fort hood shooting, a mother of one of the survivors joins me. why is she better protected than her son? all on the real story. >> and thanks, gretchen. and the new hope for flight $0.03. fresh signals in the indian ocean believed to be the black boxes. they run out of time and in extended time. they heard two underwater pulses over the weekend and nothing until yesterday. and all of the signals in the same 17 mile area and giving them hope they are finding the plane. locator beacons have a battery life of a month. we'll bring in jp on this one. are you optimistic. >> very optimistic. if we have the pingers we have the flight data recorder and send down the blew fin and the mist r

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. >> you know, kt mcfarland told me over a third have friends that committed suicide. two thirds of the vets are not getting the mental health treatment they feel they need. 50% of vets wait two months for evaluation. when they're asking for that help themselves is it that bad? >> it is that bad. and think about veterans going out there back to vietnam era. you see an active duty military. we're an army engaged whchl talking about cutting back military, enemy has a vote. now you're talking about more. >> when he says no evidence they're not ruling it out? that means it's wide open. >> it is wide open. it appears mental health i'm sure they want to get, definitely know what the motive was before they can say there is nothing terrorist related in this case. >> colonel west, we appreciate you staying around. >> it's my honor. >> coming up we're going to check in with kc steegel. jennifer griffin who may have information on >>> i'm not ruling out terrorism i'm saying there is no indication of it at this time we have fbi and appropriate federal agencies and various organiza

kt mcfarland, general scales with a great panel later on. thank you. >> jenna, a deeply meaningful marathon moment in boston showing just how strong it is as well as our country as another wave of runners are getting ready to take their marks in the 118th boston marathon. ing security on everyone's mind after last year's deadly bombings at the finish line. the group behind this race promise the area will be the safest place on the planet. molly line at the massachusetts emergency management headquarters in framing ham. molly, a day of resolve, inspiration, hope and remembrance. >> reporter: officials here say the security presence is unprecedented. we're standing just above the multiagency coordination center that is really the hub of today's event as far as security is concerned. there are more than 260 people in this underground bunker working for a variety of agencies, state, federal, private, volunteer agencies as well. there would be in event of any kind of emergency out on the course. there are more than 3500 law enforcement officials

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casey mcfarland, national security analyst. how are you? k.t.? >> who is this man, pollard? is he considered so significant here? . he was tried and convicted and sentenced for spying for israel. in other words, he worked for the united states navy department. he took secrets. he gave them to the israeli government. he was convicted and found guilty and sentenced to a life sentence. now, the israelis have, for year, ever since the late 1980s. when the trial happened. they said, look, we want him back. he wasn't guilty of anything. this is a mistake, et, et cetera, et cetera. what kerry is doing, secretary kerry is throwing a hail mary pass. he said pollard is in jail, he's sick, he served a long time. if we release him, israel, don't you think we should give him concessions on this israeli palestinian negotiation? secretary kerry is desperate to not get -- >> the suggestion is pollard can save the talks. . yes. >> but will this lead to middle east peace? >> there hasn't been peace in the middle east for thousands of years. secretary kerry things he can throw a bone to the is

jenna: qt mcfarland is back with us, national security analyst.n is suggesting or asking for visa approval for a special envoy to the u.n. for a gentleman that has been linked to the 1979 iranian hostage crisis. maybe i should use the word gentleman lightly. he is a man from iran. let me ask some questions, kt, i don't want to get myself in too much trouble. mike has a question, has our foreign policy dug us too deep of a hole? he is asking is this something in addition to everything else shows the lack of respect world has for america? >> it definitely shows the lack of respect but it doesn't mean it is too late. we're getting kicked around and sand kicking us in the face. we survived jimmy carter. we'll recover the same way we did before. it will take a little longer. how we'll recover, america, we'll have a lousy couple of years i understand that four or five years from now we'll be at an economic renaissance, once our energy kicks in. lower costs of natural gas. lower costs of oil. not only is that great and spurs our economy forward but think

kt mcfarland joins us now. this is an unbelievable story.of this but iranians deny it. >> of course they are going to deny it. what are they trying to do? what they are trying to do i think is three things. send a signal to their own people. see what we can do, we can take somebody who took american diplomats and hostage and tortured them and send them back to america. that is how powerful we are. it sends a symbol to the american world. look at us, iran and we can treat america like a dog. we'll kick them around and come back and beg to have us pat them on the head and lick our hand. we're saying to the arab world, look what we've done to a superpower. we humiliated he them and honor us. eric: they said he was translator. >> doesn't matter. eric: new allegations of alleged involvement in this plot to assassinate the defector back in 1993. aboutalebi, the iranians deny this of course, at the time, the opposition says that there are german police reports and court papers that accuse him of this from an iranian defector. the guy who was killed

. >> sue mcfarland, thank you so much. victims didn't realize they had been stabbed until they saw their own blood. we're told someone pulled the fire alarm and began a mass exodus, likely saved lives in the process. i want to welcome pastor dan hertzler of cornerstones ministry, offering counseling to the student body. you know the person who pulled the alarm, a student, that we're not naming now. tell us about who he is, what he did, and how he's doing. >> yeah. i was able to speak to him through text message while in the ambulance and he was in good spirits despite everything that happened he seemed to be doing well. >> he was stabbed as well? >> yes. i believe he was stabbed in the arm, and there's a picture, i believe, going around, that shows him doing quite well right now, though. >> did he tell you that he pulled the alarm or had you heard that separately? >> i heard that separately. i had not spoke to him about that. i was, at that time, more worried how he was doing and how the family was. as you can imagine, dea

mcfarland, a former fbi special agent and former navy s.e.a.l. and also a foxnews.com reporter. some of the news covered tonight, almost immediately people go, it is not terrorism. and i'm not like -- i'm not saying it is. i'm saying we don't know. why do people -- there is this obsession after the last incident where it was terrorism to say that it is something that it is not. it infuriates me and the reporting says at this point it is not is way too early to tell, isn't it? >> it's way to early to tell. what's the take away from that? i guess it's not terrorism, i'm not going to worry about it? that becomes the narrative. even if later it's found to be untrue. we don't know. but let's talk about what we do know. we have american men and women coming back from combat. many, many tours. our service chiefs have warned us about this for years. we are not giving them the adequate treatment that they have. they are coming back with massive posttraumatic stress syndrome. suicide attempts, all this stuff. >> i have met many of these men and women that have been overseas fighting in ir

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. >> 10 minutes after chris was shot, miles away, tom mcfarland was targeted. >> i know there was a vehicler on my right back shoulder. that's where the bullet came from. >> since early march, police say there have been more than 20 highway shootings and, so far, investigators believe 12 of them are linked. what they won't say is if they have any information about a potential suspect, weapon, or the shooter's vehicle. >> it is so inconsistent right now with some of the information we have, we don't want to suggest that we are looking for a specific thing. >> 7 shooters happened around the grandview triangle. most were shot during the early morning hours. >> a number of the victims and to come under fire when highways split or using off ramps. >> michael tabin said there are key differences between this case and the washington, d.c. sniper shootings from 2002 where 10 people were killed and residents in the nation's capitol were paralyzed with fear. >> it doesn't appear to be a sniper or someone lying in wait. out there on the road. a little bit of recklessness involved there. it's a little

. >> kt mcfarland is here and good morning to you. obviously, just an awful story.you make of it? >> i think this is how the afghan war ends: with them killing americans. we are leaving. american facilities are hardened and they are not going outside of them. so military targets are hard to kill. who is easy? civilian americans who are there to do good. the doctors, the teachers, the aid workers. but they don't have enough in the budget to have security. so the americans are soft power and soft targets and we will see more and more of this. >> this is a woman and children's hospital. it was a u.s.-funded charity hospital in kabul. these people giving up their time and now their lives to help people on the ground. the president told the american people that this was the right war and afghanistan was where we needed to be and security a stronger, more stable future. in what shape are we exitting from that war? >> our goal was to go in after september 11th and kill al qaeda. he succeeded by 2001 doing that and pushed them out of the country. but instead of doing a hot

we are joined by neil mcfarland. the game studio behind monument valley. $4 for this game, $3.99 to be precise and i can use it and get all the way to the end and i am done. you are convincing people a large number of people to pay for a game which uses a very quickly worked other games that totally free. how do you do that? >> we convince people with really good games, high-quality games, the screen shots and promotional material speak volumes and draw people in. and that is what people are attracted to. these are beautiful looking, lovely to play, and this question about links is important. one thing we wanted to achieve was giving people an experience they would complete and very few people play games properly and to the end and we wanted people to experience them. stuart: i could grab this game and move up different levels of difficulty and get through and it takes four hours i am told and what is interesting to me is we used to think you didn't want anything off the internet if it wasn't for you. a long you come and charge $4 for a game and how many h

martha: kt mcfarland, deputy assistant defense secretary during the reagan administration and also a national security analyst. welcome. what do you think of their back and forth there? >> a nan should never use words emotional with regard to women under any circumstances whatsoever. you and i both know that. i think there is a bigger issue here the whole issue of waterboarding. it is still not a settled issue in most american's minds. i think there are two questions, one is waterboarding torture? we have very legitimate people, navy seals says for example, we've been waterboarding as part of our training procedures. it is not torture. on the other hand john mccain says it is torture. he is a guy with a lot of credibility. there is no real answer. is it torture, is it not? there is a real gray area. the second issue, which is more important, who cares if it is torture or not, is it effective? the assumption was it was effective t got us to usama bin laden and prevented terrorist attacks. now this new cia report throws question. maybe that is not what led to usama bin laden. maybe tha

kt mcfarland joins us now. only a few more individuals, no industries targeted.utin himself not targeted despite "the new york times" story yesterday. if these sanctions had real bite, the stock market would be down 100, not up 100. >> he is going to put the sanctions on a few bank accounts. the money has been cleared out of the bank account months ago. a few visa denials. there might have to spend their time in sochi. stuart: the word surrender is a very strong word. >> he will keep going. that is the message to take away from this. there is no penalty for whatever he wants to do. in eastern ukraine with little green men. the russian troops taking off, still in russian uniform. in eastern ukraine, other parts of the former soviet union space. the question is how far does putin go. i think he is going all the way to challenge nato. that is strong stuff. stuart: if he did that, this market would come down. >> there is article five, it is all for one, one for all. if there is an armed attack against any nato member, they run the that defense. it doesn't have to be

. >> 10 minutes after he was shot, tom mcfarland was tarted. >> i know there was a vehicle over my right back shoulder, and that's exactly where the bullet came from. >> kansas city police say they may have run the shooters off the road for good but are being cautious. >> investigation is on going. we're still looking at evidence and will continue to talk about it. i can't say this is the only suspect. >> it is likely that police have been watching the suspect's house for several days. the last shooting that police say happened along the highways in the belt that was mostly affected was on april 6, but we expect more details later this morning when police come out with a press conference. we will bring that to you, as well. >> thank you. >> the trial of an egyptian cleric accused of providing support to al-qaeda now underway in new york. in opening statements thursday, they say religion was used as a cover to hide actions. the defense says there's no proof that he is a terrorist. >> it's taken u.s. prosecutors 10 years to get the man into this federal court in new york to make the case h

tom mcfarland is happy to be alive after his car was shot. >> something hit the car.etches of interstates 435 and 470. many near exit ramps. and interchanges. in one shooting, one identified the shooter wearing a ski mask and hood. firing from another car. in another, a woman driving home was shocked to see a bullet hole next to where her 3-year-old daughter had been sitting. two people shot in the leg and another in the arm. luckily, no one has been killed. >> scary to think someone is doing this out here with no regard for what could happen. >> reporter: jenny bauer recently found a bullet hole in her car. she thinks she might be victim 14. >> there wasn't another vehicle in sight. we were in the right lane and hit on the right side. >> reporter: kansas city police are determined to find out if they have a serial shooter like the 2002 washington sniper who paralyzed the entire region for weeks. >> right on the edge of someone getting killed. every time you have a random shooter with no reason or mind-set, just taking rounds and putting them in cars, just causing a p

tom mcfarland's car was hit twice. >> i would almost prefer it to be some act of crazy randomness. >> reporter: random or not, the motive in this case is still a mystery. for now, the sense of relief drivers are feeling is enough. the suspect's neighbors say he was a ghost-like figure, coming and going at odd hours. they don't even know his name. we hope to learn more about him from police later this morning. savannah? >> all right, john yang with the latest out of kansas city this morning. >>> we have new developments in the search for malaysia air flight 370. the unmanned bluefin-21 submarine has now scanned 42 square miles of the indian ocean floor, but so far, no signs of debris and it's back in the water this morning. nbc's katy tur is in perth, australia. katy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carson. five days into bluefin-21's deployment and they're all but ironing out the kinks. after two aborted missions, it was able to complete two successful dives. two full 16-hour passes of the ocean floor. it is right now doing its fifth dive as we speak. so far, nothing to repor