a bit of new information is that one blast according to the moscow city prosecutor was a suicide bombing. we will get more on the latest on this developing story from our fox news correspondent in moscow. for now, if you're just joining us two deadly explosions rocking two subway stations during morning rush hour. and seven million people on any given day are taking this subway station. during and so during rush hour, trains are packed with people and again, hearing one of the blasts according to the moscow city prosecutor... at least one of them was done by a sue sitd bombing. now, 37 total people killed. in each blasts. the first killing 25 and that second one killing 12 people. scores of ornlz are injured in both blasts. again, russia's top investigative body saying that terrorism -- terrorism is suspected in the blast. and though, again no, immediate confirmation of how these may have happened and now, we've got our fox news correspondent dana lewis joining us live on the phone from moscow. hi, danea. what is the latest there, right now? >> latest is that we can give you immediate co

while you were sleeping, two female homicide bombers strike moscow's subway station at the heart of rush hour bringing the citye died. we're live for you in moscow. >> and president obama is on his way home after a surprise visit to afghanistan. >> you will be backed up by a clear mission. and the right strategy and you will have the support to finish the job, to get the job done. and i am confident all of you are going to get the job done right here in afghanistan. >> we will go live to afghanistan and we will speak with lieutenant colonel oliver north. >> terrific. meanwhile, it plays just like a scene out of the movie "pretty woman". a rich businessman tries to help a woman turn her life around but this true story does not have a hollywood ending. that's straight ahead. >> our slogan this hour comes from janice in florida. nothing could be neater than a monday morning with steve, gretchen and peter. that is neat. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. and the reason that peter is here this week is because brian is home. >> happy to be here. >> you are the only attorney i know in new york city who when we pay

these might have come from and police were armed with machine guns and are patrolling the moscow underground and citiesthe world including here in new york, beefing up security, in the wake of these attacks, everybody is always concerned, of course, the people in moscow and wondering if and when, something like that could ever happen right here at home. bill: we talked yesterday how hard the russians responded and putin said we'll drag them out of the sewer, to find those responsible. and watch that story, in moscow. martha: we have seen that happen, after the theater attack and the beslan school attack and the crackdown is severe. bill: indeed, six minutes past, now, an investigation underway in arizona. after a prominent ranger is found murdered on his own property near the mexican border. 58-year-old robert crentz shown here, found shot, authorities saying he was likely killed by an illegal immigrant and william lajeunesse is outside douglas, arizona and what is more about the ranger? william, good morning. >> reporter: bill, what would -- what happened has ranchers warning that they will take matte

i had an experience that this reminds me of so much when i was in a city stay in moscow. we had read and heard that the largest department store in the world was in moscow, and it was the russian letters, english equivalent are g.u.m., it stood for governmental universal store, or department store, and i needed some 110 film for my little camera, and there were probably a dozen camera stores on three or four different levels and several different sections, it was enormous. i went to every one of them and every single one had the exact same products, the exact same prices, and that's what we're talking about in this plan. there is no choice. it won't be long, there will only be one insurance company, the federal government. we've been joined by my good friend from california, former attorney general, former member of congress before coming back, who has always terrific insights and i would yield such time as he may use to mr. lungren. mr. lungren: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i came down because i was listening to the debate and i wondered if there would be room for

moscow. thank you. >>> subway riders in new york face beefed up security as a result of these attacks. the police say additional officers are underground across the city increasing bag searches. transit authority as well as the city's bridges and tunnels are stepping up security. in washington, d.c., the metro police say they're sweeping stations and rail yards. transitransit agencies in boston and philadelphia already have tight security. >> the national weather service reports there have been several reports of tornadoes after a weekend storm along the east coast. we have surveillance video from the parking lot of an auto body shop? south florida. no sounds but the storm moved a lot of things around in oakland park, florida, causing sparks to fly n north carolina storms left splintered trees and damage to houses. domenica davis is in the severe weather center. >> the severe threat is ended as far as tornadoes or strong thunderstorms. florida to the carolinas are in the clear. now really this is the end of the storm. it's funny to say the end because it's not going to be out of here until really late tuesday. heavy rain is the main concern as far as

moscow. the m.t.a. is in charge of new york city buses and subways, as well as suburban trains, bridges, and tunnels. some of the suspects from the f.b.i.'s weekend raids in indiana, michigan, and ohio are expected in court today. federal warrants are sealed, but a law enforcement official, speaking on condition of anonymity, says some of those arrested face gun charges. open officials are pursuing other suspects. a militia leader in michigan says the target of at least one raid was a cris yn militia group. and south korea's defense chief says north korea may have intentionally floated a mine to damage a naval ship. the remarks come as rescue divers got no response today when they hammered on the wreckage of the south korean navy ship that exploded and sank nearly three days ago. 46 crew members are missing and believed trapped. another 58 were rescued. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> which president was buried wrapped in an american flag and a copy of the tugs under his head? andrew johnson. find these and other presidential facts in c-span's newly yurp dated book "who's b