ak-47 rifle, on megan's jacket found in sanchez's trash, and in megan's own car.e only piece of evidence that tied sanchez to everything. investigators also searched sanchez's truck for blood. >> when the tech put a luminol on the inside of the vehicle, it lit up like a christmas tree. >> dna testing revealed blood on the passenger seat was megan's. >> there was a horizontal apparent blood stain right in the area where megan's wound was to her side, indicating that she had been sitting upright in the passenger seat of that truck at one point. so she wasn't dead. she was sitting. >> forensic tests on the scrape mark on the side of megan's car matched the paint from sanchez's truck. investigators test fired the ak-47 and compared the bullets to fragments found with megan's body. >> we tied that rifle to the crime scene and to the body both with the fragments that were taken from the car, from the crime scene. certainly, that helped to tie the rifle in to mr. sanchez and mr. sanchez then to the crime scene. >> then police discovered that sanchez's real target that ni

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death, we are pro profiling megan's law fugitives from south jersey. you can see the names and faces being sought by new jersey state police and we have a link to the megan's law website for more information. >> coming up tonight, s.a.t. scores not required. temple becomes the latest university to make s.a.t. scores optional for admission. >>> and cecily tynan is here. >> it feels more like fall than summer but i'm tracking more traditional july weather including storms in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> temple university joins a growing number of colleges including bryn mawr and st. joes making the s.a.t. and the a.c.t. optional for admissions. >> these high school seniors and their families spent the afternoon touring the campus of temple university. for the next couple of months, it will be stressful as they take the tests for s.a.t.'s and a.c.t.'s. >> i'm super nervous about taking it. >> megan was happy to learn about the new temple option application process. students applying in 2015

megan mcgrath just arrived on the ground to show us the damage up close. megan? >> reporter: well, you can take a look behind me here and see the mess that we have. the suv that has slammed into the side of this mcdonald's right around the area of the carry-out window here. now this mcdonald's is located in the parking lot of the capitol plaza here off annapolis road. this happened just a short time ago. not a lot of detail at this point, but obviously the driver of this suv for whatever reason lost control. they slammed into the side of the mcdonald's. then we are told that the vehicle actually caught fire. firefighters arrived on the scene and put out the flames. we are told that nobody was injured. so good news there. we have seen mcdonald's employees showing up here to the parking lot this morning. obviously, they have turned away when they see what has happened here. the mcdonald's itself not open for business. we are not sure if that's going to be an all-day situation or just until they can sort of stabilize things to do some cleanup, but certainly not any

when we come back, john walcott, megan carr -- margaret carlson, megan mcardle. ♪ >> welcome back.k at the margaret carlson and megan mcardle in a moment. but first, bloomberg news's don wolcott to analyze the latest in ukraine in the middle east. theeems almost certain that separatists shot down this plane. what evidence are we looking for now? why do you think they did it? evidence, you are looking for things like communications intercepts in which either someone is ordered to do it or someone reports a doing it. there is clear evidence of who , who ordered it. in terms of the motive, the intelligence consensus is that it was probably a mistake. down a ukrainian military transport on monday. they probably thought they were doing that again. they could not distinguish between that and the airliner. >> the obama administration had ratcheted up sanctions on russia. they still have not gone as far as we like. >> is proof coming that they are doing it? how does putin respond? does he begin to back down? or does he doubled down on what heears to be a bad bet. if begins to back down, my

margaret carlson and megan mcardle on the corporate inversion. we begin the program with defense secretary chuck hagel. we are here at the pentagon. mr. secretary, thank you for being with us. >> al, always a pleasure. >> we know the malaysian airline was shot down with a surface-to-air missile. russia has a lot of covert personnel. wouldn't the russians have to know about it? >> you have just stated the obvious that the surface-to-air missile had to come from russia. the training provided to operate the surface-to-air missile system most likely came from russia. whether that russia knew specifically about this incident or not, i don't know. the international investigation that the united nations responded to our call for on friday with a resolution that was passed and the russians voted for it, we will find out. we will track this all the way back. >> if the russians were complicit, john mccain said there should be hell to pay. what would that be? >> they will come out the losers but we should wait for the facts. the russians have been instigati

i think she has a great chance of winning this. >> megan?i agree there is a lot of blood left on the floor during the primaries. in georgia, the republican candidate is the hero of the movie, which means that alternately staggering through the door with one arm dripping. i think is ultimately really difficult at this point to get elected as a democrat in georgia. i don't see even a pretty bad candidate turning it around. >> george is changing a little bit, i think. jimmy carter's grandson could win the gubernatorial race. it is going to be a really fast -- fascinating race to watch. it will go down to the wire. megan, let me ask you. paul ryan unveils his anti-poverty program. he spent a year traveling around the country talking to people and coming up with experts >>, devising part of the plan. it is a series antipoverty land? >> it is serious. he actually looked into the root causes of poverty and thought about how to address them. by conservative, it is focused on decentralization, experimentation, incentives, work, those of the things th

i'm megan kelly. let's start with iraq where the group that just created the world's first terrorist stakes now has its hands on american made armored vehicles. they stand around 10 feet tall and were built to with stand everything from ieds to land mines and more. the group now said to be targeting the u.s. homeland just got it's hands on nearly 90 pounds of nuclear material. the stuff of so-called dirty bombs. the pentagon trying to reassure people today by pointing out that the yuranium is not the weapon's grade version. but how do you feel? you don't care if they get uranium on you, do you? >> while the terror group hamas is telling civilians to ignore the advanced warnings that israel gives before they launch the air strikes which means they're ordering residents to die in order to further that group which we recognize as a terror organization. congressman peter king is the former chairman of the committee. he was briefed about the threat from the terror group in iraq and has been monitoring the

megan mcgrath went all the way out to wehle reston station talking to folks on the train. everyone hoping 66 will see a little bit of relief of course because of the silver line. right now this morning, not the looking too bad. a little slow in spots. no major incidents there. but a tiny bit slow. you're looking at 95 here slow as we approach the beltway. and then here the inner loop as you approach mclean, a little slow, as well. 270 look like it's moving quite on time. tweet us @first4traffic tell us about your commute. adam tuss, i know you've been talking to people. how are things looking? >> reporter: so far so good. it is strange to see trains finally rolling here in northern virginia. remember, we have five brand new stations in northern virginia. four in tysons, one in reston. something people should know, this whole brand new system out here, but the trains aren't necessarily new. yes, metro is getting new trains. but the 7,000 series will not be rolling until the end of the year. come back out here live, i want to show you, the trains are rolling here at the tyso

megan mcgrath is talking with officers and people there he scene.ll go back for her life in just minutes. >> and a group of teens shot while walking in a hyattsville neighborhood. the clue polic >>> we're following breaking news this morning. a map shot and killed in bowie. >> one of the stories we're following to get you up to the minute the minute you're up.np . >> one of the stories we're following to get you up to the minute the minute you're uholl . >> one t sri wre foow g y utohe minute theine u' u we start with stephanie gos following the kree bol ebola ou. >> reporter: a patient walked into the emergency room and told nurses he had recently travelled to africa. they isolated him and cordoned off the e.r. until they realized it was a false alarm. but we speak to a specialist and we ask her should we be scared. her answer is pretty interesting. back to you. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. we're looking forward to hearing more on the "today" show. >>> a maryland family is calling a relative's death a mystery. nathaniel dennis recently traveled to

megan, what do we know? >> reporter: well, we can tell you that police are still here on the scene collecting evidence. take a look behind me here. you can see all of the police cars. you can see perhaps an evidence bag there besides one of the vehicles there. they have been at it all morning long and continue with this effort. they actually have several different crime scenes in the area. all of them connected. of course, they are focusing most of their attention on huron avenue where the victim was found. an adult male found dead here just a little down from the corner of the street. now this all began to unfold at 1:30 this morning. when officers arrived on the scene they began to look around and discovered the body of this adult male here on hur ton aven. no more information about the investigation itself, but still very active. we are expecting police to be here on the scene for a while yet. and this is having an impact on traffic in the area, although i should say there is some improvement now. with mo

megan mcgrath is joining us. hey, megan. >> reporter: hey, good morning, richard. you see behind me here the station looking good. they have been real active here. we've seen trains coming in and out doing those test runs. of course this is one of five brand new stations opening up tomorrow. so even for veteran riders, they have never set foot inside the station. they may know the system, but they don't know these new stations so there's going to be a bit of a learning curve. metro has some great information for folks on their website and, don't worry, there are also going to be people at the stations to answer your questions. at the wheelie reston east station, they're sprucing things up for tomorrow's big opening. after decades of planning, the silver line is finally opening. trains could be seen coming and going from the station this morning. no passengers on board, just more practice runs. >> so are you ready? >> reporter: many riders entering the new station will access the pedestrian bridge from the new reston station plaza. it's also a new and unfamiliar dev

megan is next, i'm bill o'reilly, please remember, the spin stops here. we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, the white house appears on a collision course with the courts and with congress, leading the talk of a constitutional crisis. good evening, everyone, and welcome to the kelly file, i'm megyn kelly. professor jonathan turley and brit hume are both here to talk about that developing story. reaction coming in from law enforcement across the country after part one of our exclusive interview with bill ayers. the vietnam era radical who admits to terrorizing this country and committing many crimes. later tonight we'll be joined by three men who investigated bill ayers and his group, the weather underground for a lengthy list of crimes. remember, bill ayers got away scott free. and went on to become an early supporter of president obamas. and that is where tonight's story begins. >> it was in his living room that barack obama launched his political career. a domestic terrorist who avoided real jail time and isn't sorry for bombing america. bil

. >> megan? >> i agree there is a lot of blood left on the floor during the primaries. in georgia, the republican candidate is the hero of the movie, which means that ultimately you stagger sue the door with one arm drooping.

. >> megan? >> i agree there is a lot of blood left on the floor during the primaries. in georgia, the republican candidate is the hero of the movie, which means that ultimately you stagger sue the door with one arm drooping. i think that it is ultimately really difficult at this point to get elected as a democrat in georgia. i don't see even a pretty bad candidate turning it around. >> george is changing a little bit, i think. jimmy carter's grandson could win the gubernatorial race.

megan warming up in the bullpen. i'm bill o'reilly, please always remember the spin stops here, because we're definitely looking out for you. . >>> breaking tonight, new developments on a major storm moving up the east coast and new political fallout from our exclusive interview from domestic terrorist bill ayers. good evening and welcome to the kelly file. the big news about this major storm threatening fourth of july plans for millions. first, though, the final part of our exclusive interview with the domestic terrorist turned college professor who helped launch the political career of our current president. in 2008, professor bill ayers was introduced to america as the founder of the violent radical group the weather underground, that introduction came when it was discovered that ayers, a man who hid from the fbi for a decade helped launch the political career of a young chicago politician by the name of barack obama. a man who was seeking the oval office. so how exactly did that happen? and what are we to make of

megan mcgrath has been there all morning and is live with the latest. megan? >> aaron, this happened very early this morning, before 2:00 am. police have been here all night long and they are still here on the scene. this is a very large crime scene. they have physical evidence over a wide area, including where the body was found, which is on huron avenue. they also have a long trail of bloody footprints that leads down the block. they've been talking to witnesses, people who knew the victim. at this point, though, no word of any arrests. >> whoever killed my cousin, find them. >> reporter: terry wright is the victim's cousin. he came to huron avenue to see what happened for himself. >> i have no words for this. but whoever killed my cousin, i want them to find whoever killed my cousin. >> reporter: investigators are working to figure that out. no small job, because there are three separate crime scenes. police say they're connected, but won't say how. the first is the alley behind the shopping center on huron avenue. 911 call brought police there just before

>> i'm very proud of megan. but our discussions, she's a little fiery, too. very vigorous discussions. but i think it's good for me, particularly, more so than for her because i learn what people of her generation are thinking, what their priorities are, and i think it makes me a better senator. >> senator mccain, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, howie. >>> after the break, one cnbc hot shot accuses another one of being wrong about just about everything. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business. built for business. >>> time for our video verdict. rick san telly who's rant on cnbc ran into a very loud cri

megan mcgrath has been on the scene all morning. she's live with what police and those in the neighborhood are seeing. megan. >> reporter: richard, five hours later you can see behind me that investigators are still here on the scene gathering evidence. they have been talking to neighbors this morning. we've seen a number of family members come here to the scene looking for answers, but at this point police will only say that a man was fatally shot inside this home on chessington way. detectives knock on neighbors' doors looking for information. jackie peters says she heard a strange noise early this morning. >> i'm a very light sleeper. probably around 4:30, 5:00 this morning, i just heard something that sounded just like a pop sound. >> reporter: peters didn't think much of it until -- >> another hour or so, got up, looked out the window because i heard a lot of traffic movement out here and saw all the cars out here. so very surprised. >> reporter: there was a large police presence on chessington way in bowie. officers were broug

megan hughes looking into that very issue. what would be the red flag were regulators?lot of talk in washington. channel holders would be a primary focus. this would get 21st century fox a lot of control over what people watch. so take a look at the top 10 cable networks according to recent eels and ratings. if the deal goes through, fox would owns four of them. so for advertisers, a large advertising platform under the sum of one company. then you throw in network that do not have the leading premium channel and its hits like game of thrones. according to bloomberg intelligence, fox own networks would account for 20% of the average cable bill, double the current amount. a significant portion. the concern with that, fox would have more negotiating leverage, ofecially for bundles programming. analysts did not see there be a lot of overlap in terms of content for what the channels are, identities. actually a lot of optimism that a deal could go through. >> are there other concerns for competition beyond that? >> there are a couple of things to give waiters could also look

megan hughes has an obamacare report card. and jon erlichman has details on twitter's new chief financial officer. those stories are coming up. in a moment, the fallout of the -- ofra boston a month the bmp settlement. joining me in studio is manhattan district attorney cyrus vance junior. welcome back to bottom line. bnp posted its biggest advance in a year. the bank also said the 9 billion dollar fine won't force it to reduce its dividend or derail growth plans. if the size of the fine wasn't enough to punish them, what was the point? >> the size of the fine was enormous. to what they are sending out to shareholders in the markets. the $9 billion fine was directly related to the amounts of money that were moved through the new york city banking system through countries like sudan and iran and others. you have to have a fine that is proportionate. on top of that you have to have a plea of guilty. it is an acknowledgment by the company they intentionally deceived the american government by falsifying information coming into ou

i will go to margaret carlson and megan mcardle in the moment.st, major decisions by the supreme court impacting the affordable health care act. our supreme court reporter is with us. greg, that decision that overturned part of the affordable care act, the conservative majority in the court said that a family-owned business does not have to provide contraception coverage if it conflicts with religious beliefs. a far-reaching decision? >> relatively narrow, especially when you compare it to what happened two years ago. there are 50 lawsuits filed by companies who want this exception. the administration will have to figure out how we can do something to provide the coverage. >> some democrats are yelling that this will deny women coverage for contraception. is that is an exaggeration? >> it probably is. so far, 50 lawsuits have been filed. by definition, they will not be the biggest companies. hobby lobby is 15,000 employees. that is the biggest company that has said it does not want to provide this coverage. much more often it is going to the very

megan, a 16-year-old, hit the windshield of that small car. thankfully, none of these injuries were serious. 10 of the 17 spectators hit were under the age of 18. so these were young teenagers out there. >> this means people shouldn't get mad when the politic show up and break it all up. something like this can happen. >> authorities say despite this, they have never seen an incident like this get out of hand. megan whitlock said on her facebook page thank you so everybody who helped her do this. it clearly was an accident, it was not on purpose. i just hope the driver reached out and apologized and visited her. >> he was arrest odd suspicion of dangerous driving and he was released out on pail. >>> this is a terrible way to see your summer plans go up in smoke. >> and it's extending to the house, too. >> fortunately not too much damage to the house. the fire did spread to a different vehicle on the driveway. but it was pretty much contained. as the video progresses, you can start see the carcass of what used to be an rv left. it seems like ev

. >> let me turn to margaret and megan. democrats say gea is on their mind. michelle nun daughter of sam none is a democratic candidate going to run for the vacant senate seat against david purdue. could they win in red georgia? >> it is one of the few bright spots. and david purdue had a very messy primary and runoff. he won but left some blood on the floor. michelle nun has been kind of above it all. fund raising like a machine. as you mentioned, daughter of a very popular governor and senator sam nun. and was ahead of the points of light foundation. how moderate and reasonable can you get. >> you think she will win? >> i think she has a great chance of winning. >> i think i agree there was a lot of blood on the floor in the primary but in georgia the republican candidate is the hero of the movie which means that ultimately he ends up staggering through the door kind of one arm drooping. and carries the day. i think that's it's ultimately just really difficult at this point to get elected as a democrat in georgia and i don't see even a pretty bad candidate

here is how megan described her friend in a telephone call with abc 7 today. >> a big smile on her face, and was a motivator on the water and off the water, and always had a big smile on her face. she was a motivator on the water and off the water. >> and from her coach, steve peterson -- >> there was so much in front of her, it's so hard to believe. >> one other note about the story is how the focused detection on ukraine and the crisis. megan duffy said she did not pay much attention to the tension, but now it's personal. >>> also on board as many as 108 leading aids activist, researchers and health workers heading to the aids 2014 conference in melbourne, australia. world health organization glenn thomas and prominent dutch scientists were among the victims. former president bill clinton was a keynote speaker at the conference. >> since i left office it has been kind of a regular part of my life thinking about those people being knocked out of the skies, it's pretty tough. >> the world health organization says the loss of the hiv-aids experts will likely have an impact on the curing

megan mcgrath is live at the wehle reston station. >> reporter: and if you look behind me, you can see a train in the station right now. no passengers on board of course. just still doing their dry run here making sure that everything is ready for the big day tomorrow. that's when of course the silver line will open. a lot of excitement. this has been a long time in the making. $2.9 billion and a lot of folks eager to starting today the new silver line service. there will an inaugural train with dignitaries and invited guests and at noon, the silver line opens for regular service. let's take a closer look at some specifics here. there will be five new stations on the silver line. four are clustered around tysons, one of course at wehle avenue and reston. this is the only new station that has a parking garage. the other four do not. folks can now ride the rails on the silver line from rest top a reston to what alargo. every six minutes during rush hour. the big test comes monday morning during the morning rush hour. back to you. >> we calculated just how much time and money a trip on th

>> megan, thank you. guard to airlift six crew members from the cargo ship. it was three miles off cape cod. 19 people were taken off the ship tuesday with symptoms of food poisoning. >>> this morning a wildfire in california's wine country threatens 200 homes. they ordered evacuations. the fire has burned more than foursquare miles. no word this morning how it began. fire crews battled temperatures in the 90s on tuesday. >>> in washington president obama continues turning up the heat on congress. in his speech on tuesday he chided republican leaders who say they will go to court if the president alkts alone on immigration and other issues. >> it's not that hard. mid ld class families can't wait for republicans in congress to do stuff, so sue me. as long as they're doing nothing, i'm not going to apologize for try dog something. >> the president is also telling his cabinet to find creative ways to solve problems that lawmakers will not touch. >>> millions of american world cup fans are still cheering this

>> there is a scoring criteria in front of you, megan? >> i don't unfortunately. >> is it similar to the criteria that was used during the last selection process after the commission weighed in on some of the concerns i've had? >> yes, we definitely have been looking back at that process and trying to make sure that we're addressing those needs. it doesn't tend to go over much of the detail of the scoring criteria because the rfp hasn't been proposed -- hasn't been submitted. perhaps that's something we can share off line after, after the meeting as far as -- not wanting to disclose too much publicly prior to the proposal going -- >> so, along the lines of commissioner brandon's questions, we spent a lot of time designing performance metrics. we want to encourage participants. we're concerned about the funding for the program, how it's allocated between overhead and the actual expenses that were spent on the youth, et cetera, et cetera, and i think we came up with some performance metrics. so, i think in the rfp if we're going to have som