host: nicknamed molly. guest: molly. host: we'll hear references to mary arther and molly and that's the same person. and beck i robinson asked did mary arthur mcelroy live in the white house with her brother or did she keep house elsewhere in d.c.? guest: she lived in the white house with her brother. host: how protective were they of the little girl? guest: extremely protective. part of the whole reason arthur kept her away from the white house for nearly a year, making sure she lived either at her home, which was his home, in new york city, then he was having that remodeled so she went to live with her aunt. and there were two other girls, molly mcelroy's daughters, jessie and may. a little bit older than their cousin. but these girls came to live with their mother in the white house. host: chris is watching us in hartford, connecticut. what's your question? caller: hi. my question is if president garfield had been shot in recent times, with our modern medical technology, do you think he would have survived? guest: yo

molly l molly lyon live from boston -- molly line live from boston, thank you. >> tracking storms that lead to flooding problems in the midwest? >> yes, that's right. good morning everyone. we are looking at impacts of sections of southeast and into ohio over the weekend. produced heavy rains out here. this is a storm that is bringing in temperatures rather cool. 63 degrees for your high temperature. a little bit on the cooler side. 66 over in memphis. otherwise not bad new york 12in 66. heavy rain over parts of kentucky, tennessee and down into georgia with areas picking up 4 inches or locally hire ams. storms bringing in rain across parts of tennessee and parts of the central appalachians. >> thanks. 39 after the hour. still to come an air show goes horribly wrong. a plane falls from the sky. the whole thing caught on camera. >> did prince harry spill the beans about a royal secret? what he may have revealed about his brother. used a contractor before and didn't know where to start. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people ju

unfortunately, after two weeks in germany, this is molly now. justin's management has been trying to broker a deal for molly's release but so far they've failed. that's where i come in. i gave germany an ultimatum. that is if they do not release justin bieber's monkey by thursday at midnight, we are going to kill david hasselhoff. and maybe you're wondering, if. we kill david hasselhoff, who's going to drive kit? well, guess what. kit can drive himself, so don't worry about it. so there you go, germans. der ball is in your court. set that monkey free or we off the hof, and we will do it. there is disturbing news. the cookie monster was arrested last weekend. not the real cookie monster. the one that dresses up like him in times square in new york. just like we do here in hollywood, there are people in times square who dress up like characters from tv and the movies. and they do it to pose for photos with tourists for tips. now legally, the tips are optional, but they get pretty upset if you don't come up with one. on sunday, a woman handed her 2

. >> molly? >> thank you. hindus, baddists increasingly facing the attack in various countries of the world m do you know which other countries identified the countries, hindus and others facing and exercising their -- >> there's several. i refer you to the report. there's several countries. we don't highlight one particular one. is there a country you are concerned about? >> i have seen in media reports, pakistan, afghanistanings about hindus. do you know any other country where -- >> well, in those particular countries, we certainly are concernedded about religious minorities, hindus as well as others, and we press the government, urge the governments to allow religious freedom for all. >> can you tell us what's new and different from the previous report, and is there any countries you consider sangs them? >> this is a report for 2012. refer you to the report in terms of how they progressed. there's certain countries cited in the end of the remarks like vietnam who made progress, allowing large places of wor

is that molly there, ginger? >> this is molly right here, the friend and watch what molly can do.okay. okay, maybe not. she's very good. she can eat really well. a lot of pellets. and i am at kid zoo you, the newest part of the zoo in philadelphia. kids, are you loving it? >> all: yeah. >> we've got some excitement. molly, i'm going to give you all of this because i have to do weather. i want to give you an idea of what is happening around the nation. big warm-up here and also severe weather, of course, severe weather not just in the heart of the nation in oklahoma and kansas, but in parts of the northeast today. now, look at this. the warm-up in the northeast. this is something we've been talking about and waiting for after that raw memorial day, 90s for three days in a row for big cities like d.c. right here in >> we start off with clouds and a lot sunshine and low-to-upper 70's inland and low 60's around san francisco to mid-60's in the south bay and 60 loan the coast. check out >> now, the american cancer society is celebrating its 100th birthday. we want to tell you they have

molly henneberg is live in washington with more. going over well among some republicans getting paid for doing nothing now? >> reporter: they don't think taxpayers should be paying for lois lerner's leave since she was the head of the irs commission that targeted groups for extra scrutiny. >> people don't get fired from jobs for doing wrong things. they have to go through a judicial process. in private sector, in when somebody does something wrong, give a severance to get her out of door, she ought to be out of door. >> molly: another issue is whether she should be called back to capitol hill to answer questions. after she pled the fifth, democrats say she has the constitutional right to do that. >> perhaps some of the information she has might have very well been helpful to us just learning all the facts. but again, in our country we have something called the constitutional. we have to own up to the constitution. >> molly: lerner says she hasn't broken any laws or irs rules. she said that before she pled the fifth and refused to an

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molly, how did you feel about the story? >> i was watching everyone's reaction and how excited everyone was about charles ramsey. it felt like it was -- like everyone was just like let's look away from this horrible thing. let's look at this person. he's great. everybody was -- i think was celebrating how you know, what a character he was and also the act of courage of him actually saving these people. >> john: indeed. he's an international hero now. deservedly so. we're coming off a month that had this horrific terrorism bombing. congress voting to not have a vote on background checks for gun purchases. and then this terrible explosion in texas that is still criminally underreported in the mainstream media. to have a guy like this show up, mr. charles ramsey, a neighbor who saved these girls he said something very telling very fascinating in one of the interviews that's gotten a bit of play. >> i knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms. something is wrong here. dead give away. de

molly heningburg starts.id ingram know about the targeting of conservative. >> democrats say there is no evidence she did and the outgoing commissioner stephen miller praised her work in the tax agency. >> why would you promote somebody to that position that was in charge of the exempt organization division that had controversy over the last couple of years? under an investigation? >> she is a superb sufficiently servant? >> she had nothing to do with this? >> i wouldn't imagine so. >> republicans are not convinced and at the very least sarah hall ingram should not be given a promotion. >> the irs will be having your family history and health history. and she ran that division while the fiasco was going on and now running the obama care enforcement division, it is scary. >> ingram was promoted in the end of 2010, it is not clear when she left the tax exempt division. >> molly, we are learning why it came to light a week ago? >> the irs now admits it was a planted question for tax lawyers that got all of this

molly henneberg is live in washington with the latest. >> molly: lois lerner has been work at the is for 27 years and she is not about to leave now. republican and democrat sources say the new acting commissioner asked lerner to resign and she said no. she is on administrative leave with pay. lerner who pled the fifth at congressional hearing was the head of the tax exempt division that was targeting groups for extra scrutiny. some republicans say she shut shoo shouldn't be getting her paycheck. >> she is is a career bureaucrat. they have great protection. we have to go in and protect the taxpayer. >> republicans say lawmakers should get a chance to question lerner since she made a statement before asserting her fifth amendment rights but democrats say it wouldn't do any good to call her back. >> i know that 99 chance she would. >> the american center for law and justice she allowed the targeting to continue longer than she has claimed publicly. they released a letter sent to a tea party client dated march 16th, 2012 with her signature on it. >> she said she found out about in june o

>> molly, i'm sure there will be more on this. we will check back with you. thanks, molly. coming up later in this hour, we will take a closer look at the admission by the irs and also even though there is bipartisan calls for more detail, what about the potential political fallout for the obama administration and the democratic party as a whole? take a look at that coming up. >>> the white house reportedly scrambling to contain the latest fallout from the benghazi scandal. according to reports newly released e-mail excerpts expose what some critics describe as the watering down of the intelligence community's report on the attack. this was used as u.n ambassador susan rice's talking points when she went on five sunday talk shows the sunday after the terror ambush. doug mcelway has the latest from washington now. >> afternoon, kelly. a tough day for jay carney. for the first time since the benghazi attack happened, the white house press corp, not just fox, ganged up on carney who is struggling to find answers to yesterday's abc news report that 12 revisions were made in the

our molly henneberg is live in washington with more details on this. molly? >> kelly, jamie good afternoon. three men, three names that have been a closely guardedashw are public. eric nordstrom, gregory hicks and mark thompson. they all have information on the benghazi attacks that they want to tell congress. we heard from nordstrom previously back in october when he testified before the same house committee that will hear from the three men on wednesday. nordstrom was the top security officer in libya in the months leading up to the attacks and said previously that the state department refused his requests for more security. the two other men, gregory hicks, he was the second highest ranking u.s. diplomat in libya at the time of the attacks and mark thompson, a state department counter terrorism official. they describe themselves as benghazi whistle blowers. the committee says other witnesses may be added to that hearing. meanwhile, one washington attorney who says she represents benghazi whistleblower but won't say who splansz how she thinks wednesday's he

molly henneberg is in d.c. what do we know about those known or suspected terrorists, molly? >> talking about two of them, shep much the justice department says they are, quote: accounted for. they left the witness security program, quote: years ago and left the u.s. what we don't know is why they left or how long they were off the radar screen of the justice department. but, the fact that as of last july, the u.s. marshall service could not find them troubles some members of congress. >> it is very disturbing, very alarming that we would create a situation where we are giving terrorists a new identity and then not keeping track of them. >> but justice officials say it's a voluntary program and witnesses are free to leave it. shep? >> shepard: and our understanding molly is that some of those witnesses with terror links may have boarded commercial aircraft? >> it's possible. we don't know for sure. it's possible. because people who go into the witness security program are given new names and identities. but the justice department was not authorizing the new names to be put on

our molly henneberg is live in washington with more details on this. molly?ie good afternoon. three men,

john and molly now both in their 60s are now homeless. but it was not their loss that brought them to tears. >> oh. nowhere to look. their daughters home also destroyed. >> it is just awful. my two grandchildren live here. [crying] >> and there is nothing. >> reporter: john was here working on home repairs when he snapped this photo of the twister and rushed out the door. >> i just had two front windows put in. 40 minutes before the storm came. i think that is one of them over there. >> reporter: the couple tried to salvage what they could. >> there is nothing else. >> yeah. just nothing left. >> reporter: john and molly ended their search with just an empty suitcase and a few items for their grandkids and a sense of loss they say, they never felt before. >> cbs news, moore, oklahoma. >> the white house says fema provided $57 million to help rebuild storm shelters in oklahoma. >>> a plan now in place to get traffic moving on interstate 5 where that bridge collapsed in the skagit river in washington. the goal beyond the temporary fix. >>>

molly, thanks very much. amid growing calls for a government wide investigation into the irs, maybe some resignations, we're going to talk a little bit later on whether a special prosecutor is actually needed to get to the bottom of what happened and whether any federal crimes were committed. don't go away. >> heather: there are new developments in the benghazi scandal. the white house is launching a new defend of the government's official assessments of the deadly terror attack. according to reports, newly leaked email excerpts show a string of changes to talking points that apparently scrubbed references to al-qaeda. doug mckelway has the latest from washington. >> reporter: really tough day for jay day any yesterday. for the first time since the benghazi attack happened. white house press corps and not just fox ganged up on him. that 12 revisions were made in the benghazi talking points, first issued by the c.i.a. the first draft said, quoting, we do know that islamic extremists with ties to al-qaeda parti

molly henneberg has the latest. >> molly: these three men are going to tell their stories wednesday before a house committee and two of them have not been heard of publicly before now. there has been much back and forth between republicans and obama administration whether anyone has been prevented from talking to congress about benghazi. one of the men, eric nord strum was the top security officer in libya. he has spoken publicly when he told congress when he said they asked for more security at benghazi consulate and he says was turned down. he has more information he wants to tell congress. the other two men are describing themselves as whistleblowers is gregg hick are ri and another terrorism official. on what gregory hick maze say on wednesday based on his conversations with republican senator lindsay graham. >> you will surprised to hear what he says about interaction between him and washington. he is in up two guy. he was chris stevens deputy. he was on the phone with chris right before he died. he is going to give you a chilling story and how he felt when he heard susan rice write t

molly is in washington tonight. molly, what do we expect to hear from the women on wednesday? >> heather, eric nordstrom in the months leading up to the bengazi attacks may elaborate on what he told congress. he thought the bengazi consulate needed more security and the state department told him no . greg or hickings, second highest ranking diplomat in libya may say on wednesday based on the conversations with senator lindsay graham. >> you are going to be surprised to hear what he said about the intersection between him and washington. he's the number two guy and chris stevenson's deputy and on the phone with chris right before he died. he will give you a chilling report of how little help he received. >> neither hickings nor thompson has spoken toup this point. >> molly, is there a possibility of any others coming forward after this hearing? >> probably. republican congressman darryli ssa said there may be more witnesses. white house and state department insisted they are not silencing anyone who wants to talk to congress. >> bengazi happened a long time ago. we are unaware

there's just nothing left. >> reporter: john and molly ended their search with just an empty suitcaseitems for their grandkids, and a sense of loss they say they've never felt before. bigad shaban, cbs news, moore, oklahoma. >>> washington state officials say temporary bridges are expected to be in place across the skagit river within weeks. last thursday a truck with an oversized load clipped part of the interstate 5 bridge causing it to collapse. the bridge links one of the major travel corridors across the coast. a new permanent bridge is expected to be completed by autumn. >>> a 17-year-old high school student will be arraigned tomorrow. he'll be charged in an alleged plot to carry out a deadly columbine-like attack at his high school in albany, oregon. when police searched grant acord's home, they discovers detailed plans. terrell brown has more. >> reporter: police say they found six bombs hidden in the floorboards of grant acord's bedroom. the district attorney said the 17-year-old had a plot to blow up his school. >> which includes a plan, diagrams, maps of the school, weapons

we have molly's p&f out, which was a gift -- piano. in the family parlor, you see a lot of books. their children love to read as well. some of their favorite authors were dickens. and also william shakespeare. the family would sit by the fireplace and read to one another. that was one of their favorite activities. we are here in the family dining room. this is an interesting art piece. it won an award at the philadelphia centennial. mrs. garfield absolutely adored her time at the exhibition. she visited all of the tenants, -- tents. she was interested in the latest sciences and technologies of the day. she would write pages and pages of what she saw at the site. she was very interested -- intelligent, she loved the sciences great dinnertime was was a very important time of the day. it was a time for them all to get together and talk about what they were doing. the garfield would use this time to educate the children. sometimes garfield would bring a book to the table, words that were often mispronounced and quiz the children. made everything educational experience. >> we learn abo

fox news's molly henneberg is in washington with the details. it is pretty cool, molly.this. >> hi, tracy. this study ranks the 50 states in economic outlook, meaning their potential to grow economically this year and in the future. it measures states on 15 variables. everything from tax rates to minimum wage laws to labor policy to get a predictor how these states may fare economically. organizers of the study done by alec, the conservative think tank point out the top 10 are almost all red states. top of the list? utah, in part because it has a quote, predictable tax climate. alec says these economic predictors, are not quote, rocket science. >> people vote with their feet. vote with their checkbook, very strongly to states like texas, florida, states that are welcoming to job creation capital, where they're fleeing big government high-taxed states like new york, california, illinois, maryland. and that trend consistent with our doing rich states poor states. >> the bottom 10 stttes in economic outlook william says tend to be blue states with higher taxes and more rest

molly henneberg live in washington. hi, molly. >> hi, jamie and kelly. the treasury inspector general may have known in june 2012, the deputy treasury secretary may have been informed then about the allegations as well. but treasury secretary jack lew, who took over as treasury earlier this year, said he learned most of the details about the targeting about a week ago. what's not clear is if anyone relayed that information in 2012 or 2013 about the tax agency baring down on conservative groups to the white house. and who decided to start that targeting in the first place. meanwhile, republicans also are raising questions about sarah hall ingram, a top irs official who was the head of the irs's tax exempt division while this targeting was going on. here you can see her bonuses and salaries during the time that conservative groups were feeling the heat from the tax agency. now ingram is in charge of the irs's office that will implement obamacare, monitoring everyone's health insurance and taxes and fines associated with the health care law. and that worrie

molly. >> hi. republicans are raising questions about sarah hall ingram, who is now in charge of the irs's obamacare division. but she has been the head of the tax exempt office, while some of this targeting of conservative groups was going on. now that she'll lead the irs and monitoring everybody's health insurance and the new taxes and the new fines associated with obamacare, some on the gop are predicting more problems. >> she provided horrendous customer service under her watch and now she's going to do the same implementing obamacare. swell. this is the perfect example of why we need tax reform. >> democrats say ingram's successor didn't find out about the targeting until six months after ingram was reassigned to the obamacare division and say it's unfair to suggest she had anything to do with the targeting. >> you're satisfied with miss ingram being in charge of the irs responsibilities now? >> i have heard that -- i don't know her personally, but i've heard that she has a high degree of prof

molly henneberg in d.c. now. molly?g about as clearly as can you in government parlance that china is purposely conducting these cyber attacks. the new report says, quote: in 2012, numerous computer systems around the world, including those owned by the u.s. government continued to be targeted for intrusions. some of which appear to be attributable directly to the chinese government and military. here's the reaction today on capitol hill. >> it's a threat. we have to deal with it we have to make sure we use our leverage as a super power. it's national security but it's also economic security. every time they steal information from a company, they are stealing jobs from the united states. >> but china says it too is a victim, not a perpetrator of cyber attacks. a chinese government spokesperson said today, quote: china has said many times it firmly opposes any form of hacking attack. china says it's impossible to determine where such cyber attacks originate. shep? >> shepard: molly henneberg live tonight. thanks. senator

molly has the story in washington. molly, how far back does this go? 2012 or 2011? the inspector g will reulose information showing that lois learner anyhow about the targeting of conservative groups back in june 2011, but her former boss douglas shulman told congress that there was no targeting of conservative groups. the highest levels of the irs was not privy until later. this is what the increased skrutine boit is locks like. >> they wanted every single comment on face book page and everything that our supporters talked to. it is a violation of our first amendment rights. >> groups can get tax exempt status. as long as advocacy is not the mission. >> there is one republican house member who said the revow is fine, but an investigation is better. >> republican congressman darryl issa said because they were targeted because of block beliefs is unconskoinable. they will hold responsible officials accountable for the block retaliation. white house spokesman jay carney said if it took place, the president would want the matter on on investigated. and the investigatio

he talks more with molly melching on our world page.d their conversation about how she got her start in activism against genital mutilation. >> brown: finally tonight, a news flash: marcia coyle was not in the courtroom today only because there were no supreme court arguments or decisions. but she is with us, because in her spare time from covering the court on a daily basis for the national law journal and, of course, regularly with us. she's written a book that takes a larger look at the justices and key cases since 2005, the year that john roberts became chief justice. it's called, "the roberts court: the struggle for the constitution." marcia, welcome. and marcia, welcome. >> thanks, jeff. >> brown: first, what were you trying to do here that you don't do normally with us and for the -- in your daily job? >> i saw the book as an opportunity to really explore the court in-depth. i think i and many journalists today feel that we have fewer opportunities to write in-depth about just about any subject because of the internet. we're writ

next speaker, please >> hi i'm molly fox i'm a junior member of the noah valley board. and i think this will be a great space amen (clapping) >> next speaker >> i'm one of the vendor at the market. since the inception of the market i've watched families to come together. i paternity in markets around the city and i strongly support the town square and we look forward to seeing the new development thank you very much >> i'm a former member of the noah valley farmer's market. i want to add that most of the people in this room love this town and this is why we love it. the perfect san francisco story that's been written over the last 10 years. the government today what we do here is how an example of how government can be a wonderful influence and build the contacts for the community to grow >> >> thank you. next speaker, please >> hi i'm a co- founder of the market. i'm not going to speak for i move today, i'm speaking for bill kennedy who owners the farm. it's one of the few based farms we were actually trying to court swanton to come to our market for a a long time. we'

in new york, molly ryans, fox news. >>> now state police are investigating where a driver ran over adler injurying that child in walkers vul. kathleen heister struck the child at heritage farm park and police say she did stop after the accident. police believe the child who is in the hospital got out of a car and took off running. >>> two fairfax county where a driver lost control of her carar and crashed into this office building on cedar lane. the driver has minor injuries and no one was in the officeice building at the time. >>> now to the latest on a train collision in connecticut. two metro north commuter trains collided during rush hour yesterday and creating a puzzle for investigators. more than 70 people are hurt and at least people people are stile in critical condition.ondi officials are downloaded of course on the speed, breakingrek other data from the train. t they say some of injured went unconscious after the collision. >> the cars are torn away like ribbons of cloth, tons of metal tossed around like toy things. insides of the cars are shattered. >> the scene down there

molly line back on the sidewalk there, boylston street in boston. what's the latest there, molly?, the long ordeal for the worcester police department is finally over. they have been spending tremendous amount of time and resources finding somewhere and someplace to bury this body. a compassionate individual has come forward and the body has been removed from the city of worcester and entombed. we do not know the location. bill? bill: the widow. she is an american. from the boston area. she has hired lawyers. what can you report on that? >> reporter: well we're gettingre hiring an additional attorney for her legal team, a prominent criminal defense attorney out of new york who has represented numerous suspects, accused in terrorism-related cases. he represented detainee from gitmo. his name is joshua dratel of. he is a harvard law grad. when we tried to get some clarification from the legal team why she hired this individual now they release statement his unique specialized experience will help insure, katie, that is katherine russell tsarnaev can assist in the ongoing investigati

molly henneberg is live in philadelphia with the latest on the jury deliberations. report once again disturbing language. good evening. >> reporter: source tells fox that the jury told the judge today they are drained after nine days of deliberations. they went home early this afternoon and be back at it on monday. they have heard grisly testimony over the last seven weeks after prosecutors says what happened in the abortion clinic. some legal analysts the jurors may be struggling over the crux of the first-degree murder of this case. whether or not four babies survived abortions and were alive as the prosecution says when dr. gosnell or an assistant cuss their spinal cords with scissors. >> my educated guess, there are a few jurors that have a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: gosnell's defense attorney did not call one witness during the trial. instead trying to make his case through cross-examination of the prosecution's witnesses, maintaining that any arm or leg movement or cries by the babies were not signs of life but post mortem spasms. what if they can't reach

has the latest on the situation, molly.erner has been working in the irs for 20 years and not about to leave nowine though she is in the midst of a targeting scandal. the now acting irs commissioner asked lerner to resign. she said no and now on administrative leave with pay. lerner who pled the fifth in a congressional hearing was head of the irs tax exempt division that was targeting conservative groups for xr scrutiny. democrats contend it wouldn't do any good for questions. >> i would not recall her. for one thing i know what she will do is reassert her rights under the fifth amendment. i know that and i think it is a 99.99 percent chance she would. >> but she will be receiving a paycheck. but you plead the fifth and not part of a congressional investigation and i think suspension without pay absolutely until we get to the bottom of this. >> meanwhile, the american center for law and justice said lerner allowed the targeting to continue longer than she claimed publicly. the a clj is not a letter to a client dated march

molly is leading off with the breaking newings. >> three men are going to tell their stories wednesdaye house committee. two of them not heard publicly

molly henneberg is live in washington with more. molly? >> or the growing outrage among conservative groups who had applied for 501 c 4 tax exempt status and were suggested to those -- subjected to those increased scrutiny by the irs because they had words like tea party and patriot in their names. here is how one tea party leader described it. >> they wanted every single facebook post and comment on our facebook page, every e-mail we sent and the names of any congressman or senator or staffers that are supporters from around the country talked to. it's a complete violation of our first amendment rights. >> now there are questions in washington about how long this has been going on. the associated press reports today that there will be information coming out next week from the treasury department's inspector general showing that some irs senior officials, including lois learner from whom you just heard, that she and others knew about this practice in june, 2011. learner's former boss at the irs said in march 2012, quote, there is absolutel

from our actual birthday from april 24, we have april shaw, denice, manny, george, patricia, molly, marilyn, amy. you can kinda stand back so everybody can see you. so this is a partial list of the group and helped people to find their way or stuffed a million party bags for our guests or did clean up and fed up for our gala and we are really grateful to all of them. so i would really appreciate you joining me in thanking them for their tremendous efforts. and so i'm gonna have amy do it since she's up. we have memorial caps to recognize you. and if you wouldn't mind standing here 'cause i have a whole other group to recognize. then the staff that participated in the event itself. i don't think the port has ever had -- gorge, get back there. this is a test of how well you pay attention to me. as i was saying, ere was just a tremendous outpouring of port staff that donated their time and i'm going to call as many names as i have here. this is another big group of staff so there's david, roy ty, dave, manny, patricia, george, megan, /skwraepbl, krin, amy, carol, jerry, denice, shannon. if all

>> molly henneberg in washington, thank you very much. for more exclusive details on these break developments, tune in to fox news sunday tomorrow when chris wallace sits down with the utah congressman, jason chaffetz, one of those questioning the whistle blowers. >>> new developments in the middle east. israel launching an air strike against syria. the target, a shipment of missiles believed to be bound for the lebanese militant group, hezbollah. a key ally of the assad regime. it is israel's second attack against syria this year. conner powell live from our jerusalem bureau with more. conner? >> arthel, in recent weeks and months, israel has beefed up its military presence along its syrian border and its intelligence gathering capabilities there in large part to keep an eye on transfers of weapons like this reported transfer this past week. according to israeli officials, the air strike took place late thursday night, early friday morning. israeli officials say their jets hit a shipment of long-range ground to ground missiles. that if h

. >> molly bloom hosted the parties that kater to the rich and famous at places like the plaza hotel. lavish events in the presidential suite of the four seasons but other big players were also charged including this guy, a member of russian organized crime. we caught up with his attorney on the street. >> there is no connection whatsoever between him and any person who is alleged to be a member of any organized crime group. >> the government is not buying it. >> but the indictment paints a sinister plot. forced to sign over half of his business. he is a tennant here in his building. he claims he saw a russian man at his door, a man he has never seen before. >> what are you doing here? i didn't rent him a place? he said i'm a partner. >> and the ring extorted the plumbing business to launder gambling profits. so if the allegations are true, what could entice bloom to risk so much. >> power, danger, excitement. >> this man ran illegal games filled with kings of wall street. >> the celebrities want to live like the criminals just like the criminals once wanted to live like celebrities.

molly henneberg live outside the courthouse in philly. molly?ep, not to cut their cord, to cut their spinal cord, which is one of the more grisly details in this trial. one of the only indicators of what may be going on behind the scenes as the jury deliberates is each question that the jury poses to -- sends to the judge. prior to today, those questions seemed to indicate that the jury had been focused on the charges against gosnell's co-defendant. but today that changed. today the question seems to indicate that the jury of seven women and five men moved on to gosnell. they asked the judge today to help differentiate between babid of killing. for example, what movements did each baby make? what sounds did each baby make before, prosecutors say, gosnell or one of his assistants, would cut their spinal cord. this suggests jury may be dealing with the crux of this case. were those babies born dead or alive at gosnell's abortion clinic in west philadelphia? the prosecutors say yes, they were born alive. and they say gosnell committed first degree

molly graham from the parkway project says it's a demolition trick called deconstruction. >> beginning tonight there's demolition deconstruction occurring over highway 1. so northbound highway 1 will be closed beginning at midnight until about 4 in the morning. >> reporter: how long will that last? >> that will be about three weeks. it's a short window in the middle of the night. that's when traffic volumes are low. >> reporter: if you're heading northbound at midnight tonight on highway 1, those folks heading up to the bridge they'll be stopped. they'll be moved over to highway 101 and a detour. it will go deery mrvd, vaness boulevard and go around and come up the new viaduct right over here on my other shoulder. that is actually the way you'll get through the city for the next three weeks if you dt after midnight. the good news is after this mess all comes down, they're going to start putting up the new viaduct. the new columns, three tunnels, the new roadway and all of that will be going on this summer. there might be other delays. this is all going to be finished by 2016 and at a t

good evening, molly. >> good evening.he jury, up seven women and five men, asked the judge to help them remember the differences between the four babies that doctor gosnell is accused of murdering. for example, what movement did each baby make after the abortion. before gosnell, or an assistant, according to the prosecution, cut their spinal cord with scissors. this may mean the jury is getting to the crux of the first-degree murder case, were they born dead or alive? and then this afternoon, the jury asked about some of the lesser charges relating to gosnell and his abortion clinic in west philadelphia. charges relating to conspiracy and running a corrupt organization. leading some court watchers to surmise jurors may be moving quickly through the hundreds of charges in this case. but today gosnell's defense attorney and the assistant district attorney played it safe. >> there is a lot of evidence and juries want to get it right. they want to make sure that they're deciding it on the right thing. >> no comment. okay? >>

we have molly's piano. in the family parlor, you see a lot of books.heir children loved to read as well. some of their favorite authors were dickens. and also william shakespeare. the family would sit by the fireplace and read to one another. that was one of their favorite activities. we are here in the family dining room. this is an interesting art piece. it won an award at the philadelphia centennial. mrs. garfield absolutely adored her time at the exhibition. she visited all of the tents. she was interested in the latest sciences and technologies of the day. she would write pages and pages of what she saw at the site. she was very intelligent, she loved the sciences. dinnertime was a very important time of the day. it was a time for them all to get together and talk about what they were doing. the garfields would use this time to educate the children. sometimes garfield would bring a book to the table, words that were often mispronounced and quiz the children. made everything an educational experience. >> we learned about the kind of parents they we