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patti ann. >> a fox news alert. police in washington state setting off an explosive breech where they believe keller would hold up. and that's when they found the body of his wife and 19-year-old daughter in their home, and they were shot to death before the home was set on fire. casey stegall is in los angeles for the latest, hi. >> brand new information courtesy of the king count sheriff's office up in washington state and that device was intended to blow the roof off the bunker where they believe the suspect is hiding out. the explosion happened, but the spokesperson telling us that only half of the roof was compromised and hoping it would do the job they would hoping and not yet located the suspect. and a suspect that they characterized as extremely dangerous and they say that he's armed with all types of weapons, including potentially body piercing or armor piercing bullets. that's bullets that would pierce bullet-proof vest. the bunker that he's believed to be hiding out in is not far from the original crime s

we exchanged courages, if you will. >> they had great style, robert and patti.as their friend. when you look at these pictures now, what do you see? >> i see how pretty she was. i kind of feel that these were kind of image constructing photographs. that she would see how she looked and then move on. >> reporter: you moved here in 1969? >> the summer of '69, yes. >> reporter: smith and mapplethorpe moved in to the chelsea hotel, a well known refuge for artists. >> i can remember all these people coming through the door, janis joplin, the allman brothers, salvador dali. they just whisked through the lobby. >> reporter: the chelsea, smith says, was like a doll's house in the twilight zone. >> every door opened on to some wonder. >> reporter: they shared a one- room apartment. >> oh, my gosh. the same sink. >> reporter: which smith returned to with us for the first time in more than 15 years. >> i loved it. i thought it was so romantic. it seemed so, you know, european to me. it's just the same. even what you can see. i'm sorry. it's just i haven't been... (gasping)

patty edwards, good gain for starbucks.a good looking chart. >> it has been a phenomenal gain. in 1992, it was trading at about 106 times earnings. now you are only paying only about 35 times. this is one if you believe in the long-term story, you want to be long. we are long. i'm concerned about buying it today at all-time highs. i would lag into a position rather than buying it all in one day. >> you could have said that for the last four to six weeks, right, whether it be starbucks or any of these other names that just keep hitting new highs, right? >> if you are chasing performance, you'll get yourself in trouble over the long run. >> sherwin williams also all-time high dating back to its ipo in 1964. your birth year maybe? >> that's a little before my time. thank you. the chart is a hockey stick on this thing. that's been that whole home improvement trade out there. you can be involved because it continues to go higher. i happen to like the pick in the space that's doing well. usg has earnings next week. >> at&t is hig

>> that's right, patty ann.t was piloted by an experienced teacher and a student and we know it was a younger member of the flight crew, the student, s, who is apologizing to people in the apartments for crashing a plane into their apartment. i spoke to the man whose porch the pilot parachuted on to. he came out and asked him if he was okay. he said he was fine, he was just very, very apologetic, sag repeatedly he was sorry for crashing a plane into their roof. i spoke to another neighbor who lives up the block. he said the plane flew over his backyard just above the power lines, and the bay he sees it, these pilots are heros. listen here. >> the pilots did an incredible job. there was a small area of open land and that's what those guys were shooting for. they came in, you know works the nose up and down and the amazing thing was the house over here, i actually, from seeing the plane as it came in, the plane had actually -- this is how low they were to the ground. the plane had disappeared before they popped th

. >> i am patti ann browne. it is friday april 20th. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". >> we start with a wing and a stair. delta airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing after hitting a flock of birds. one passenger caught the whole thing on camera. take a look. >> the los angeles bound flight was carrying 172 passengers and 7 crew members. it had just taken off from jfk airport when the birds hit the engine. it caught on fire. smoke kill -- filled the cabin and the pilot decide to do return to the landing. >> luckily the plane landed safely. many of the passengers shaken up a reminder of the miracle on the hudson when captain sulley sullen burger was forced to land after hitting a flock of geese. >> the more i thought about it i realized we were one more flock away from the left engine being hit. then i thought about the hudson river. that set me back a little bit. >> i feel very happy and fortunate that they are all here right now. this is really scary for a minute. >>> i can image. those passengers are back in

free pizza. >> not bad especially for college kids. >> i am patty a-- patti ann browne. >> i am heather> a new report shows that one in two college grads are either unemployed or under employed. but as a senator the president missed two votes on the same exact bill he now wants congress to extend. doug luzader is life in washington with more on this. >> patti ann good morning. there are clearly campaign ements at play as he goes after some young voters that delivered for him back in 2008. he is going to be pushing this plan to extend digs counted student loan interest rates that expire in july. he will visit college campuses in these three states. these are states he carried back in 2008 but will be real battle grounds this year. north carolina, iowa and colorado. likely republican nominee, mitt romney meantime says he actually supports the same plan but he and the white house traded blame for what is a terrible job market for recent college grads. >> when you look at 50 percent of the kids coming out of college today can't find a job or can't find a job which is consistent with their s

iment patti ann browne. >> i am heather nauert. thank you for getting up so darn early with us. >> time for the top five. the parents of missing isabel celis is making a plea for their daughter's safe hurricane. >> please, please to the person who has her tell us your demands, tell us what you want. we will do anything for her. we will never give up. we will never give up looking for you. >> isabel's parents say she was snatched from her bedroom last friday night. investigators say the wilittle girl's window was soap aopen an screen was missing. surveillance in the neighborhood will help with the search. they have not ruled out the girl's parents. >> four tsa agents arrested on drug conspiracy charges. accused of accepting thousands of dollars from drug traffics through security checkpoints. it happened at the los angeles national airport last year. two of the agents were still on the job when they were arrested. >>> sometimes things are better the second time around. you are looking at ray in the center of your screen right now. h

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patty's goal is to get back to work by the fall of 2013. the county will be gathering the names of doctors and resources to help those with the disease. we'll be putting the complete list of parks to be sprayed on our web site, myfoxdc.com. will? >> stunning to hear patty's speech. we wish both of them speedy recovery. thank you. >>> fox 5 is monitoring metro tonight. riders could see smaller fare hikes this summer than expected. they say they may not have to raise the fares the full 5%, thanks to reduced operating budget and improved ridership outlook. any changes that do occur would likely begin in july. we'll give you a heads up for sure. >>> maryland lawmakers could double one of the state's taxes and the plans for prince george's county casino changed a bit. we're breaking down the biggest issues on the assembly's last day. >> and gingrich makes a grim statement about the state of his campaign. stay with us, we are just getting started on this easter sunday night.    >>> maryland's general assembly is scheduled to clo

he's rummaging through, that's a bag of hamburger patties he grabs out. you can't have a hamburger without fries so he makes himself some fries. >> he made fries? >> and now he's over at the condiments, getting some ketchup. off camera he ends up eating all of this at the mcdonald's. police called him the hamburgler, went to the local tv stations, put the tape on local news. he saw himself on local news and ended up turning himself in. the best part of this is he pled not guilty in court and his reason was that he was intoxicated at the time. that was his not guilty plea. >> okay, next this run away school bus. sounds pretty scary. >> it is scary. it's important to note there were no children on this bus at the time. i don't know why you would steal a school bus but this man wanted

hi steve. >> good morning patty an.ly the shot where the shuttle missions land and end. we will see a takeoff. shuttle discovery is already riding piggyback on top of the jumbo jet. not the first time it has been up there with the same landings. first flight up here when it was built back in 1983 was on top of the same plane. this morning it will take off here around 7:00 a.m. eastern. say good-bye to the workers in florida. it will take three hours or so a little longer than a commercial flight because it is so heavy. it is nonstop. they will do a 30-40 minute fly by and go over some of the national landmarks there the national mall and capital. any one in dc want to go outside to see the biggest plane in the world go over head. it will take its place in history at the smithsonian institutions and hang around in dulles. we will be here live before the historic takeoff in just over an hour. >> thank you, steve. >> that's not cool. >> 45 minutes after the hour. it's your last chance. e-mail us your last minute tax questi

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. >> i am patty ann brown. it's april 18th. this is "fox & friends first". >> a california woman under arrest for a suspected murder of a military wife brittany kilgore. her remains believed to be found near a lake in san diego. they are waiting for a positive id. they are looking at how she knew the suspect and the motive. she filed for divorce from her husband sergeant corey kilgore days before she dispiered. he is returning from afghanistan. he is not a suspect at this time. >>> a fire burning in new jersey. the flames burning through three townhouses in elizabeth. residents and others surrounding homes were taken to the hospital. no word on how the fire started. >> the life of a missing soldier may be in danger. latest word from police about the disappearance of kelly bordeaux. they have information that has them concerned about her safety. bordeaux was last seen early saturday morning leaving a bar in fayetteville. she got a road hoide home from employee. andrews brave is out he was given five days to deliver his testimony

already out in this patty trying to catch is george esper. he's now the point man on this whole operation and headed deep into enemy country by himself: we all start screaming and whistling and shouting and george has his head down, heading right on out. disappears into the tree line. the marine captain says holy christ, mounts up the first platoon, they're sadding up, getting some toast. he says go out there and get the body. about that time there's a disturbance on the other side and back out of the tree line comes george in a mighty leap looking over his shoulder, and behind him comes a very small, very ancient, very angry vietnamese lady with a very large hoe. she's making swings at him. george -- she's cussing very loud and saying rude things in vietnamese. george looks back and keeps beating feet. the rescue party was rolling around on the top of the hill dieing of laughter. george survived to survive ten more years of that war as a great correspondent and my good friend. thank you. >>> good evening i used to be bert quint. i'm supposed

. >> i am patti ann browne. it is friday april 27th. thanks for watching fox and friends first. >> it is now time for your top 5 at 5:00. we are getting news out of afghanistan. three american soldiers have been killed. a u.s. official confirming they were killed in a bombing in eastern afghanistan and in southern kandahar providence a man in an afghan uniform shot a u.s. soldier. it is a string of attacks by afghan soldiers on u.s. troops. there have been 16 such attacks since the part start of this ye. the widows of osama bin laden and some of his children are now in saudi arabia. you are looking at video of them leaving pakistan after they were deported. a court charged them with illegal entry and residency in the family. they want to know how osama bin laden was able to hide in pakistan for so long without the leaders knowing. >> delta airline passengers were quarantined on the tarmac for 3 hours yesterday this after reports that one of the passengers might have been infected with monkeypox. it happened hours after the flight landed

i am here with patti ann brown. and if hilar tie y was a ketchup bottle, it is joe devito and he still thinks he is on the set of taxi. it is bill schulz. and she knows stocks and bonds like i know magic wands. i love a good illusion. sitting next to me, gerri willis host of "the willis report." and he wants for the left and always lacks pep. good to see you, pinch. >> on today's front page, quote, super peck aimes blitz a the obama, end quote. and super pack side boy will attack with a newly acquired laser ring and power of flight. holy mccain and feingold, batman. you weren't even paying attention. >> i wasn't. i was pissed off at our producer. >>> should what you say on-line cost you jail time? should a comment that tars puts you behind bars? a bill passed in the house and the senate too in arizona making it illegal to put on-line the intent to terrify, harass, threat, annoy or offend. translation, no more anonymously slamming my workout routines, patti ann. i know it is you. anyway, free speech advocates says it

. >> eric's mother patty certainly believed, and i'm sure still believes in holistic medicine.tty's distrust of doctors and the medical field, traditional medical field in general was tied into her distrust for authority, i really don't know. but i do know that eric never went to a doctor. >> when eric rudolph is a teenager, his father is diagnosed with malignant melanoma. despite the severity of his diagnosis, rudolph's father refuses conventional medical treatment. >> patty and bob sought the nontraditional way of combatting cancer, which in the 1960s was considerably more radical than it is now. >> rudolph's parents seek out a cancer treatment called leatril made from crushed apricot pits. during his father's illness, rudolph's mother sends him to north carolina to live with a family friend tom branom. >> patty and bob had met tom in florida at some religious gathering. tom was more or less a surrogate father at a very fragile time in eric's life. when his father was dying. they talked a lot. they talked about philosophy. they talked about religion. they talked about anythin

i am ainsley aiearhardt. >> i am patti ann browne.ee secret service agents being forced out as they investigate the ladies and gentlemened hiring of those prostitutes. for the first time we are hearing from a columbia woman who claims she was an escort who partied why the americans. she is the woman who argued with an agent over the bill. she reportedly asked for $800, the american said he would only pay 30. 8 other people remain under investigation at this time. many of them forced to take polygraph tests. the judge in charge of john edward's corruption charge repealed a decision to throw out an issue from a former staffer. she made the move because her husband is a former law partner of one of the witnesses for the prosecution. that witness wendy button a long time speech righter for edwards. they will make the ruling on whether button must take the stand. eagles will oversee the trial. edwards is charged with using a million dollars in campaign money to hide extra marital affair with rielle hunter. more than just a typo a music tea

thank you very much, patty ann brown, live in the newsroom.d after a series of powerful explosion necessary syria. take a look at the scene in the northwest part of that country. a city that's an strong hold for the movement opposing bashar assad, reports say two suicide bombers attacked mostly syrian forces. leland vitter is live in jerusalem. leland. >> reporter: hi jon. that was the town of iblid which had been a long time strong hold for the rebel opposition, of course, another place that the syrian government has continued to pound away at, and perhaps that is one of the reasons that this attack happened. one installation, we're told, was a hotel, the other was a part of president assad's security service, either an army headquarters or perhaps something like the secret police headquarters. two suicide bombers detonating their bombs within five minutes of each other, killing more than 20, at least 100 people injured there. according to syrian state tv, who broadcast pictures of the aftermath, the government there in damascus is blaming, q

patti lee has the story. >> reporter: that's right the corinthian yacht club's race. you see that buoy with the black wrap around it, that is to honor the crew lost. some of these sailboats are starting to circle the starting line. before that gun goes off to signal the start there's going to be a moment of silence here on the water at yacht club's around the bay and as far as new zealand. >> reporter: dozens of crews prepare for a night of friendly competition on the water -lt - - water. this event a warm up for the official start of the summer racing season. but what is generally a light hearted, everyone rambunctious affair now has a dark under tone. >> the crews are looking for some way to come together and honor the people that have been lost. >> reporter: lynch is racing with a crew that usually included keegan. >> it's a void that you know will never be filled. but we're just going to keep him in our hearts. >> reporter: tonight's moment of silence mark it is beginning of a series of private and public memorials. a parade of 50 boats will head toward belvedere

. >> good morning patti ann. today's hearing is about the constitutionality of arizona immigration law specifically. but it will have huge ramifications for states all over the country especially for states like south carolina, alabama as well as utah which impacts similar laws. the arizona measure was the first of its kind signed republican governor jen brewer before 2010. they filed a lawsuit blocking several key parts. the most notable requires police to check each and every suspect's immigration status even if they are stopped for a routine traffic violation. he was stopped on capitol hill as a quote civil rights violation. >>> police officers are trained to profile behavior. this law is the opposite it profiles people. if you have brown skin in my state you are going to be add to proo your citizenship. >> the law is not about et nis at th city but about safety and upholding the law. >> tomorrow is to get some resolution. we believe we have that right. to work in in tandem with the federal government. if they

to understand why this happened, patti. >> reporter: that's right joulely. -- julie. a group of people just came to leave flowers at oikos. many are trying to find answers. >> we are at war with the power of evil that would try to bring this city down. >> reporter: at the baptist church in east oakland, friends held their heads in their hands with tears and bewilderness. >> when someone that you know is gone at such a young age. >> reporter: lisa marie wanted to say goodbye to her friend grace kim whom she says lived two jobs to help support her family. >> she was going to school, she worked really hard and she -- when we saw her she always had a smile. >> reporter: tonight's prayer vigil was conducted in korean and in english. >> our hearts and prayers go out to the physicallies that have suffered. >> reporter: but the crowd was diverse. >> we came here if a better life, and now an empty space. >> this oakland and our city, this is america. this is america where now you can find a gun easier than you can find mental health services. >> reporter: the mass shooting is

to understand why this happened, patti. >> reporter: that's right joulely. -- julie. a group of people just came to leave flowers at oikos. many are trying to find answers. >> we are at war with the power of evil that would try to bring this city down. >> reporter: at the baptist church in east oakland, friends held their heads in their hands with tears and bewilderness. >> when someone that you know is gone at such a young age. >> reporter: lisa marie wanted to say goodbye to her friend grace kim whom she says lived two jobs to help support her family. >> she was going to school, she worked really hard and she -- when we saw her she always had a smile. >> reporter: tonight's prayer vigil was conducted in korean and in english. >> our hearts and prayers go out to the physicallies that have suffered. >> reporter: but the crowd was diverse. >> we came here if a better life, and now an empty space. >> this oakland and our city, this is america. this is america where now you can find a gun easier than you can find mental health services. >> reporter: the mass shooting is

. # >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patti ann browne.resident obama used his weekly address to tout education reform. under a new executive order troops will be provided information about financial aid and crack down on schools that try to take advantage of returning vets. >> we're stepping up our efforts to fight dishonest recruiters strengthening the rules who can come on base and make it easier to file complaints. when our men and women in uniform succeed. our country succeeds. >> house budget committee chairman paul ryan delivered the g.o.p. response and accuseded president of ignoring the national debt crisis and for political gain rather than facing the country's economics challenges. more headlines connelling your way, 30 minutes from now. i'm patti ann browne, now back to cavuto business on fox. >> neil: i'm not too startled that you know, a lot of this won't be back. i'm started how much won't be paid back. what happened? >> well, the cost of tarp, you know, really relies on things like losing money on the auto bailout. in the e

patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the sup iser visor is reported he claiming a hacker wrote parts of an e-mail sent from her account to the mercury news. the e-mail accuses her husband, state treasurer of supplying her with drugs for years. she denies writing that and says her ex-boyfriend may of hacked into the account. according to the san francisco chronicle his attorney says he is in a drug treatment program and does not have access to a computer. >>> a new muni policy on overtime means passengers are waiting longer for their buses. accord togt bay citizen the agency have stopped replacing driver who's call in sick. eight buses a day do not make their scheduled runs. muni says the strategy is meant to chip away at a budget short fall. >>> the rising price of gas is causing a sales surge for hybrid and electric cars. analysts say that consumers bought a record 52,000 gas/electric hybrids and all electric cars last month. the two categories made up 3- 1/2% of total u.s. sales. highest percentage ever. >>> on wall street, disappointing growth sends stocks into a downward spiral. the

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patti ann browne.he secret service issuing tough new rules, the under the new policy agents will no longer be allowed to take foreigners back to their hotel rooms and banned from drinking within ten hours of their shift. secret service agencies director urging them to follow the new rule. police in tucson releasing new surveillance video shows a group of people walking just blocks from the home of isz bell celis. investigators are urging them to call 911 in the hopes that they have new information about the missing six-year-old. meanwhile, police in mexico are joining in the search for isabel who vanished from her home a week ago. i'm patti ann browne, now back to bulls and bears, and log on to our website at foxnews.com. >> brenda: you know that ticking tax bomb, where a ton of tax hikes hit objen january 1st, guess what congress is looking at to fix it, hold on to your 401(k)? >> this is an oh oh moment. those spending us know oblivion, go where the the million is, since there's trillions in retireme

patty's day when audrey fisher made her first trip to the beach with her 12 year-old daughter and hereranian mix well. this would be willie's last trip he was attacked by a large pit bull. >> it happened so fast and it was as if he was using my dog as a toy. i was scared. i was helpless. there was nothing i could do. i had my daughter standing there watching and i just grabbed her and turned her away from it told her not to look. >> the owner ran over and released willie from his dog's jaws and then according to audrey and other witnesses, left without even so much as an apology. >> we were on our way out walking out and i wanted him to stop and talk to me and give me information on himself. he does grab on this attack is belly. >> willie died of abdominal problems three days later. several by standard who tried to help out read their phones and the pictures of the alleged owner which she has been circulating at the beach. she is hoping the police will helper try to track down the owner and hopefully recoup her nearly $6,000 that an aryans bill. the dog community has been in an outrag

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>> 35. >> and you're still home with mom patty. what is that like especially, you want mrs.u know, in this time where a woman might judge you for still living at home? >> where we're from. we're from one of the largest italian communities in the country. for us it's normal. i'm not dating somebody out of the state who doesn't really get it. in the italian culture it's pretty normal to kind of date somebody who lives home with their parents, and so they want to settle down and move out. >> patty how are you helping with his independence? i imagine it's great to have you there doing and helping with so much. >> well, he's basically independent. i mean, you know, i get his stuff ready, but i mean -- >> what do you mean basically? >> basically. i mean, you know, he is independent. he goes out to work. you know, he does what he has to do. >> does he pay rent? >> yeah. >> he does pay rent. >> i have three boys. they all chip in. and you know, i try to stay out of his business as much as possible. >> oh. you try? >> i try. because he is a grown man, after all. >> so when do you get

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patti ann, thank you. >> reporter: thank you.new information on dozens of bomb threats at the university of pittsburgh. these threats began two-months ago, leaving students and the faculty on edge, and by mid-afternoon yesterday, there were four more threats. meanwhile, security is taking extraordinary measures to lock down the campus. ken trump is president of national school safety and security services, bill daley is former fbi investigator and senior vice president of control risk security consulting. good to see you both. the bomb threats began in february, bill, but they've been escalating. it's no longer just one building, we're talking about multiple targets on campus, so far about 25 threats. what do you make of this? >> gregg, certainly to me, it seems as though the perpetrator or perpetrators of these threats are increasingly -- they're kind of lined -- aligned in the sand with the administration. what they're trying to do is show perhaps how smart they are, how they're able to cause mayhem and destruction to the schoo