peter doocy is following this part of the story for us and joins us live from washington with more. peter? >> reporter: heather, they're. the fbi got a request from a foreign government at the beginning of 2011 to track down tamerlan tsarnaev because this foreign government suspected he might have extremist ties. so the fbi took advantage of massive u.s. databases to look for evidence in phone logs, internet records. they searched for known associates, even interviewed tamerlan and some family members of his, although we aren't sure which ones. after all that, they found no evidence of terrorist activity, either here or abroad. so they let him go and closed the case and now experts are explaining how he might have been able to fly below the radar and avoid suspicion for so long. >> but now what you're seeing is people with american citizenship or american student visas and they're able to move freely in the united states. they may or may not have training. but they're so -- it's so easy to do this. you can do it literally from the stuff in your mom's kitchen. >> tamerlan used his kyr

peter doocy is following that story in washington. what did the fbi do back then? >> heather, the fbi says they spoke to suspect number two, tamerlan tsarnaev two years ago at the request of a foreign government who thought he might have possible extremist ties. the fbi combed through databases looking at phone calls, internet activity, travel history, known associates. they also say they did interview tamerlan and some family members, although at this point we don't know which ones and after all that, they found nothing. at the beginning of 2011, he was clean. no evidence of terror activity, foreign or domestic. so case closed. although the fbi did tell this foreign government who reached out that if any further concerns came up, check back in and they would circle back with this amateur boxer in boston. but this foreign government never did check back in. although we have interesting information to fill in some of the gaps between the time the fbi cleared tamerlan two years ago and the time he allegedly bombed the boston marathon with his brother on monday. becau

peter doocy reporting to us from washington. >> time to take a look at who is talking. our focus oh north korea. a south korean leader says he misspoke when he said there's an indication north korea is repairing for a 4th nuclear test. there is an increased in activity at the test site. madeleine albright was on face the nation yesterday. >> i think primarily this is about trying to establish his position internally. a lot of this is domestically motivated. i think we have to see it from a domestic program. the nuclear programs and technology is their own cash flow. he is exercising that and i think there's also the other level of the north south issue which has been an issue since 1/950 and international aspect of it in terms of how he is making frankly ridiculous statements in order to get everybody exercised about it. >> u.s. secretary moon is warning this morning that any further nuclear tests by north korea would be a violation of the u.n. security council resolution. >>> we are following an extreme weather alert. parts of the country bracing for possible tornadoes

it is not expected until sometime in may patti ann. >> peter doocy live in baushi washington. >> still ahead, could your roommate be making you sad? why his or her bad mood can be containing gus. >> he has gotten 32 more plugs this week. it's the commercial having people across the country talking but not exactly the way the company might want. do you know what they are trying to sell in this commercial? we will tell you coming up. brian kilmeade coming up on fox and friends. >> the biggest answer is what are they trying to sell besides cuteness which is what we try to sell for three hours every day. coming up on fox and friends, i will tell you michelle mal pin has been lined up. bob massi the latest on real estate. is the housing bubble ready to burst or bounce back? john foust will be here and will be excited about something. we are looking at an exciting way to look at the draft coming up. we are live at george w. bush's presidential library. do we have a water fountain? former white house press secretary dana perino sits down with her boss one-on-one. we will get the preview only

peter doocy, live in washington. ter, thank you. >> a member of the house committee on intelligence congressman adam shiv has been monitoring the situation, also a former federal prosecutor. so he understands how the investigation may unfold. what's the next step? he is live in his district in california. it's good to see you. >> good to see you, gregg. >> without compromising any classified information or national security, can you share any information about the suspected terrorists? >> well, i cel tl you what is probably going on right now behind closed doors. that is, there must be an intensive conversation between law enforcement and the intelligence community about how to handle this suspect, once he emerges from surgery and is stable enough to talk to i don't know what kind of interview they may have been able to conduct before heen into the operating room. but heas h not yet been mirandized, there is a public safety exception they are using and appropriately so. but that's limit of duration to allow law enforc

peter doocy is live with more. good morning, peter. >> good morning, patti ann. what happened last night was a rarity. the u.s. senate passed an important bill without a roll-call vote. all 100 senators approved it. as far as we could tell there was no drama on the senate there are floor in the 8:00 hour. if the bill could pass the house at some point the faa's hands will be untied. they will be able to free up 253 million from other less essential parts of the budget and redirect it for fully staffing air traffic controllers including at small airports until the end of the fiscal year september 30th. >> i am delighted the senate just passed a bipartisan bill to resolve a serious problem confronting the american traveling public and our economy. >>> but this bill doesn't turn off sequestration. it just makes life a little easier for air travelers who saw at least 863 flights delayed on wednesday because of budget related staffing problems. what is interesting is the white house has issued a statement highly critical of this bill passed by the democratically contr

peter doocy is outside of the senate mail facility. good morning, peter. >> good morning patti ann. the suspect levtter never made t to roger whittaker's office. the building behind me tested positive for ricin poison. advanced testing is being done to determine if the substance in question is the deadly ricin poison for which there is no antidote. it was not outwardly suspicious. it was most parked in memphis, tennessee and had no return address. as for a motive we don't know anything. as for a suspect claire mccastle from missouri says authorities have a person in mind and that it is a person who sent a lot of letters to law americas. but we don't know who that person is. we don't really have any other specific information just that mail service to the u.s. senate has been stopped and some senators are concerned. >> it is not just members concerned but a lot of staff, that's a big concern obviously for all of us. we are very anxious to get the details. >> senator wicker who was the recipient of this letter said this matter is part of an ongoing investigation by the united states c

peter doocy is live from washington. what are the allegations here? this is a real bombshell. >> it is. what we are hearing from a special operator with intimate knowledge of what happened in benghazi september 11th, 2012, a c 1 aircraft on a training mission could have intervened within 4-6 hours of the initial attack and lives could have been saved but the order to send that plane was never given. >> they would have been there before the second attack. they would have been there at a minimal to provide quick reaction to facilitate their exit out of the problem situation. nobody knew how it was going to develop. you hear advisors we were to send them there because the security was unknown situation. >> this source comes to us as four cia officials have obtained a lawyer a former justice department official herself one of the lawyers. she was republican council for senate intelligence committee. she is saying her client and others are scared of retribution by the government if they talk to congress. >> i am not talking generally i am talking specifica

peter doocy is live in washington. no big lines with the furlough but what's the deal with the typo. >> faa suspended all of the employees in place but things are back to normal at least normal as of two weeks ago. 13,000 air kroer controllers whe furloughed the piece of paper the legislation that puts them back in towers has typos on it. so president obama won't sign it. he still hasn't signed it. with the saga over for now republicans are already saying it was an unnecessary waist of air traveler's time. >> from the get go the federal aviation association could have implemented the sequester without this tyned kind of paine travelers. they could have made sure controls were in place where they were most needed. >> they say any blame rests on the shoulders of congress. >> you could have thrown in members of congress on the flights homeless. the delays are a problem for not just business travelers and members of congress, but for many in america. that is a real negative consequence. >> as you heard earlier later on tod

peter doocy is live at the white house with more. and, peter, what's it going to take for the white house to say in fact assad has crossed the red line that president obama declared? >> reporter: gregg, the white house says they want to be 100% sure that this sarin gas they are now confident the syrian government has used was definitely deployed by president assad or by someone in his command and a white house official is telling us any chemical weapons used in syria was very likely originated with the assad regime but that the intelligence so far is based on a mosaic of information. so they want to prove the chain of custody before taking any further action and here's why. a white house official says given our own history with intelligence assessments including intelligence assessments related to weapons of mass destruction it's very important that we are able to establish this with certainty and we're able to present information that is airtight in a public and credible fashion to underpin all of our decisio decision-making. we know

peter doocy has more from washington. g people hurts workers of all ages? >> reporter: gregg, it hurts young people because they get a late start on adulthood. no job means no money to buy things and that is what hurts everyone. >> you're saying to this generation, you're going to be years behind where you should be and that forces young people to delay getting married. delay buying a house. delay buying a car. and, as we know, those are some big drivers of the economy. >> reporter: right now the unemployment rate for 16 to 24-year-olds, 16.2%. it is more than double the overall 7.7% rate. i spoke this week with evan mccann who graduated from iowa state four months ago. he wakes up 7:30 in the morn every day to send out resume's. 500 applications submitted on linkedin. zero job offers. only a fraction of employers write him back and ones he do he lacks experience. >> a lot of them say they're looking for people with more experience. entry level positions. recent college graduate, you know, this would be, kind of right up m

peter doocy is live in washington. peter, why is it so much harder for young people it find jobs than anybody else? >> reporter: we asked some recent college graduates who are still without work. one 23-year-old named evan mccann who graduated from iowa state with a degree in finance four months ago, said he only received replys from a handful of 135 or so applications he submitted on linkedin. but employers who do write back are telling him that his resume' is just too short. >> but a lot of them just say they're looking for people with more experience. these are entry level positions. you think, recent college graduate, you know, this would be kind of right up my alley. >> reporter: right now only 54 1/2% of young people in this country are working, which is down from the start of recession in 2007 when almost 60% were working and, when young people have no jobs, and no money it impacts everyone. >> you're saying to this generation, you're going to be years behind where you should be. and that forces young people to d

peter doocy is reporting from washington. >> the white house wants enforceable background checks for anyone buying a gun, but the man enlisted by the nra to help beef of school security, with those calls the president is taking the debate in the wrong direction. that man a former republican congressman also defended a proposal to put armed guards in school. >> it's not about arming teachers. teachers should teach. it's really about providing armed officers first and then secondly if that is not available to have an armed school staff that is trained and selected. >> reporter: but the white house is standing its ground and accusing republicans of blocking meaningful reform. >> when the president gave a state of the union, all applauded when there was an up and town vote. when the newtown families are not there, politics is the only reason this stuff won't get done. >> reporter: gabrielle giffords wrote about the gun show loophole today. we know how to fix it by blirg a universal background system but some of our elected officials are not listening. one influential senator said, backgr

peter doocy with the news from washington. >> the white house was an enforceable background check fromnybody buying from a store, a show or a neighbor. but they said today with the calls for stronger background checks, the president is taking the debate in the wrong direction and that man, ais a hutchinson, a former congressman, defended proposals to put armed guards in schools. it's not about arming children, teachers should teach and others protect. it's about providing armed officers first and then secondly, if that's not available, to have an armed school staff that's trained and selected. but the white house is standing its ground and accusing the republicans of blocking meaningful reform. >> when the president gave the state of the union and newtown families were there, all the republicans stood up and applauded. as the president said politics is the only reason this stuff won't get done. congresswoman gabrielle giffords wrote about the gun show loophole. some of our elected officials are not listening, one influential republican senator said that background checks at least deser

peter doocy has more. >> they want multiple background checks from any one buying a gun from a gun storefrom a neighbor. they say with the calls for stronger background checks the president is taking the debate in the wrong direction. that man hutchinson a former republican congressman defended proposals to put armed guards in schools. >> it is not about arming teachers. teachers should teach and others should protect is about providing armed officers first and secondly if that is not available to have an armed school staff what is trained. >> they are fusing republicans from blocking -- everybody wassy lent when tftz an or down vote. politics is the only reason it won't get done. >> 20-11 fascination attempt wrote about the gun show loophole today. we know how to fix it make a universal. one influential background check. they deserve is debate. i say senate should defend on how they are carried out. >>> a murdered navy seals effort to promote gun safety moves on. chris kyle was in the process of organizing a concealed weapons course when he and his friend were fate logically sho-- fatal

peter doocy is live for us in washington with more on this. peter, how did this quid pro quo develop? >> reporter: heather, the short version he of the story is based on a new 67-page long joint congressional report titled how assistant attorney general thomas perez manipulated justice and ignored the rule of law. president obama's labor secretary are i nominee, told the mayor of st. paul, minnesota, christopher coleman, back in 2012, that the justice department would stay out of whistle-blower cases brought against the city if the city of st. paul would drop a supreme court appeal that was pending at the time. this report was put together by republican senator chuck grassley and republican congressman bob goodlatte and part of it says, quote, the agreement struck between assistant attorney general perez and mayor coleman at that closed-door meeting resulted not only in the withdrawal of the appeal but also the fatal weakening of a whistle-blower lawsuit potentially worth $200 million to the federal treasury. so, this report paints a picture th

peter doocy in the newsroom with more on that.lahassee city ordinance requires a permit for banners and flags. the only exceptions are the american flags, state flags or p.o.w. flags. he flees flags for the navy, air force and marine. by refusing to remove the flags he is facing a $300 per day fine. he says he just flies them on the weekend but sense he got the fine he has been fleeing them every dae. you are are reading online about the millions of dollars san francisco's famed cable cars cost the city in accidents. turns out the clanging open air cars are one of the most accident prone mass transportation modes in the country, costs the city $12 million annually. but oh o fixes sea the are cars are a -- officials say the car are a valuable part of the city life and character. >>> a pair of teenage girls saved their dad from being crushed by a track tore. his foot slipped on the clutch and his 3,000-pound track tore flipped over pinning them pee neath the steering wheel. his teenage daughters heard the screams and were able to li

and the peter doocy is here live from washington to explain what this means. peter?oing to wait until next month and the reason for the delay, a defense official tells us, is that the north koreans, they think, might misconstrue a missile test as an attempt to exacerbate tensions and avoid at that misperception and the decision it delay it falls in line with what defense secretary hagel said this week that he thinks the united states takes it credibly and is dealing with it responsibly. >> as secretary of defense, i think winning with the president of the united states and all of our leaders, would he take those threats seriously. we have to take those threats seriously. i think we have had measured, responsible serious responses. >> the white house is on edge as well. and they told us this week in north korean missile launch is a real possibility. >> we've obviously seen the reports that north korea may be making preparations to launch a missile and we're monitoring this situation closely. and we would not be surprised to see them take such a action. we've seen them

and there are a number of stories about the jobs that are created and peter doocy has it live in washington, the lower wage jobs are created two and a half times than the mid wage or higher wage jobs. lower wage jobs only made up 21% of losses during the recession and are now responsible for 58% of recovery growth according to the national employment project. and we've also got a list that shows specifically which low wage jobs are being created and it shows right now a 47% increase in food prep workers, over the last decade. the 24% increase in customer service he rerepresents. 15% more secretaries and 12% more waiters and have also been gains in retail sales positions and janitors, and since the higher wage jobs are so much harder to come by, the low wage positions are filled by college graduates. >> college grads, grads of all kinds are facing stiff competition from not only older workers, but from people who have come out the last several years of a very tough job market and they're clogging up the space. so, college grads, a lot of them are coming out to take jobs just to make sure tha

peter doocy is live with more on that story. ican senator roger wicker's office because a field test here in maryland at the mail facility behind me came back positive for risin poison. we know the letter had no return address. it was postmarked memphis, tennessee. but otherwise we're told it was not outwardly suspicious. the f.b.i. says since initial testing was inconsistent on a credit -- an accredited lab is working to confirm the presence of risin, which should take 24 to 48 hours. last night u.s. senators received a briefing on this threat. >> not just members are concerned, it goes through a lot of staff. that's big concern obviously for all of us. we're very anxious to get more details. >> any information -- >> senator claire mccaskill says authorities have a suspect in mind and that it's a person who sends lawmakers a lot of letters. the law maker whose name is on this letter, senator roger wicker from mississippi, says this matter is part of an ongoing investigation by the united states capitol police and f.b.i i want to

peter doocy is live outside the senate mail facility in high yatsville, maryland. peter do we know where the letter came from? >> reporter: the postmark says memphis, tennessee. there was no return address and we're told there is no other suspicious parkings on the envelope. democratic senator, claire mccaskill, says authorities think that a man who sends a lot of letters to lawmakers may have sent this but we don't know the person's identity. fbi said initial testing was inconsistent. they have a accredited lab to confirm the presence of ricin. we should have the results 24 to 48 hours. ricin can be deadly and there is no antidote. house sergeant of arms sent out a note to house offices on the hill. we need to remain attentive handling mail and recognizing suspicious items and knowing what immediate actions to employ if faced with suspicious mail in the office. but a spokes man for the minority leader in senate, mitch mcconnell, says in this case it appears the protective measures worked, because, heather, the letter only made it to this building, 15 minutes, 20 mi

peter doocy looks at the delicate issue of guns in the schools . >> at 14 of their classmates woundedn tuesday, many lone star community students hid out in classrooms and one would have fought back if he was armed. >> i wish we could protect ourselves with guns and stuff. we are legal adults. >> texas is one of 22 states where carrying a conceal would weapon on a college campus is banned. 22 others let the school decide and virginia's liberty university updated their policy to let lawful citizen carry weapons in all buildings except the dorms. >> our students feel safer and those who want to cause harm will know this is a campus with people and have the ability to defend themselves. >> the campaign to keep gups off campus argue that arming students will not deter the rare campus students and academic debate can not flourish in a world of gun. there is new technology and sending alerts by text and tweet. >> with the aderances in technology and what we learn and practice and by the pro active and not reactive. everybody is safer. >> alerts that are sent to their pockets work. >> i thin

rick: peter doocy in washington. thank you.ing democrats in the house over shiite anjou dish airy committees are defending mr. perez. republican congressman darrell issa of california is chairman of the oversight committee part of this report that is out about mr. perez. congressman your critics say that these claims are dubious, that they are part of a broader political campaign to undermine the legal safeguard against discrimination that mr. perez was protecting. your response? >> unfortunately that is exactly the question that should be asked. why won't you want the u.s. supreme court to make a decision as tow a civi to a civil rights claim? why won't this president who signed a new strength in whistle-blower statute want a whistle-blower backed up? the $200 million is not the principle here. the principle here is whistle-blowers come forward, they do so to our benefit, the cases are about recovering money that the federal government gets cheated out of that's why our committee is so involved in it. from a standpoint of civi

peter doocy in maryland. thank you. jenna: "happening now", not far from maryland, secretary of state john kerry is testifying on capitol hill about u.s. security abroad including what steps have been taken following the deadly attack on the consulate in libya that left four americans dead. we're learning key changes, key changes promised in the wake of this attack will not take effect for months, possibly even years. shannon bream is live in washington with more. what are we learning about what steps have been taken so far? >> reporter: jenna, secretary kerry says the state department is requesting $4.5 billion in the wake of gaunz gaunz with the specific aim of i am using that money to improve wordwide security for diplomatic employees. he says it is part of his commitment to implement the full recommendations by the accountability review board. a number of lawmakers are still fighting to get answers about benghazi including republican ed royce. >> we have outstanding requests for information from your department, mr.

. >> harris: peter doocy, thank you very much. it is a girl. jenna bush hager giving birth to the first grandchild to former president bush and laura bush. laura and i are proud to announce the birth, and she was named for her grandmother. she was born in new york city. we met our beautiful granddaughter today. jenna and mila are healthy and our family is elated, end quote. congratulations to the bush and the haggar family. >> harris: right now, the poll closed in a key presidential election south of our border. millions of people turning out to vote six weeks after the death of venezuelan president hugo chavez. he painted the united states as evil, called the former president the devil, all while selling our country billions of dollars worth of oil. now his hand picked successor on the ballot. what the outcome could mean for all of us in measuring. . and a hollywood a-lister confronted by a stalker, up close and personal at the gym. also, a dramatic rescue. sailors in trouble miles off shore with nowhere to go, but up. stay close. this day cal

tonight, correspondent peter doocy tells us not even the highly educated are safe from unemployment.i had five applications i was looking at today. and four of them were -- had master's degrees. >> the stack of resumes on john findlay's desk at crystal city's sports pub in northern virginia is impressive but it's not "newsweek." because 13.4 million college graduates now work for hourly pay which is 19% higher than six years ago. in fact, last year, 284,000 college graduates worked for minimum wage and 37,000 of them had advanced degrees. facing stiffrads, grads of competition from not only older workers. people that have come out in tough job markets and they are clogging up the space. college grads, a lot of them are coming out and having to take jobs just to make sure they can make ends meet. >> 60% of jobs lost during the recession were considered mid wage but during the recovery, an almost identical percentage, 58% of new jobs have been low wage. the low wage openings that have increased over the last decade include food prep workers, customer service reps, registered nurses. se

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peter doocy is on that live in washington. peter, good morning.iddle class jobs, are they coming back or not? >> reporter: bill, those mid-wage occupations have only made up a fraction, 22% of recovery growth but 58% has been with lower wage jobs. if you add up all the jobs have come back in food services and retail and ememployment services, you get 1.7 million jobs. that is where 43% of net employment growth during the recovery has been. that is according to the national employment law project. you look at the largest percentage growth in those fields over the last 10 full years, there are 47.2% more food prep workers now than there were in 2002. 24% more customer service reps. almost 18 percent more registered nurses. 16% more secretaries and 12% more waiters. there are more folks working retail counters and earning more paychecks as janitors. most of the higher paying fields are not growing or haven't made up all the losses they saw during the recession. bill: who is filling these lower-wage jobs, peter? >> reporter: bill a lot of people with

peter doocy has some of today's top stories. >> south korean officials say they believe north korea mayplanning another missile test or an offensive action. this comes as the associated press reports that chuck hagel is delaying an intercontinental missile test next week, planned in california, over concern its will make the situation worse. a turn in the firing of rutgers basketball coach, mike rice. the new york times reports that the former assistant coach who leaked the controversial video is under investigation himself. the paper says the fbi is looking into claims that he tried to extort money from the university last year. washington state governor jay insley got a firsthand look at the damage of a land ls slide, factories are trying to determine if the area is stable enough for people to return home. he says that it's amazing there was no loss of life. after a thrilling night of college basketball, there are just two team its left in the ncaa tournament. michigan beat syracuse by 7 points to secure their spot in the championship. and number-1 seed louisville rallied back to beat

peter doocy reporting from washington. >> illegal immigrants are enjoying a policy that marco rubio described today as de facto amnesty and if they want to stay they need to pay fines and get jobs. >> amnesty is anything that says do it illegally. it will be cleanup cheaper and easier. under the existing law, if you are illegally in the united states you are motd prohibited from getting a green card. the only thing you have to go back to your home country and wait ten years and then you can apply for it. iel we're saying we're going to create an alternative. >> another member of the gang of eight it will be public next week. >> all the disagreements are resolved and i expect the eight 6 us will introduce a bill on tuesday. >> reporter: outside some think the colleagues are on the wrong track. >> we need to ask how this new flow of workers is going to be double the current flow of legal workers in the future in addition to those that will be legalize. >> reporter: border security is critical to immigration success. senator durbin says stopping 90% of the illegal border crossing is a trigger fo

jenna: peter doocy thank you. rick: a fox news report is back in court again today.s refusing to name the source of who tipped her off about a notebook that belonged to the aurora movie killer james holmes outlining plans to kill people. there is a state law that protects journalists from this. alicia acuna is live with more. >> reporter: jana winter is required to be in court but the judge in the case says she will not be taking the stand just yet. she has to sit there as a detective testifies about whether he discussed the notebook with anyone else. the judge and james holmes defense team want to know if someone in law enforcement violated the gag order by leaking information to winter, whether winter is compelled to testify heupbls on whether that -- hinges on whether that notebook is entered as evidence. if she does it would be extremely rare. >> the court has made clear that there is an even higher bar in cases like this where the reporter is a third party, a witness, not a defendant, not a party to the action. at the court has made clear that the bar is even hi

that's peter doocy. >> gretchen: very cute. >> steve: i still have those glasses and the hair. >> brian gretchen: much taller. let's bring in donald trump now, the author of "time to get tough." happy belated easter to you. >> happy easter to you. >> gretchen: thanks so much. let's talk a little bit about capitol hill coming together. say it isn't so. labor and big business agreeing apparently on a key part of the immigration reform bill. the final deal still faces hurdles and so is this guest worker program, in your mind a good idea? >> well, the republicans are just absolutely rushing to do what they can to get out of the box they're in. they're in somewhat of a box or maybe they're not. but they think they are and they're going to make it possible for 11 million or 12 million illegals to become citizens and i always warn them and tell them and they ask for my opinion, every single one of those 12 million people will be voting against the republicans. so you have to look at it and we want to do the right thing and you have to do the right thing. but those 12 million votes are going to

that's not counting all the money peter doocy owes. has a problem with that. what's your problem? >> die have a problem. this is our future. my friend used to say, children are our future. so now we're going to jump the interest rate from 3.4% to 6.8%, up to 60% of college age americans get these loans. so they're going to get out of college and face this staggering burden, the debt that students owe in this country and former students is greater than the credit card debt. so are we going to go -- in fact, there is a study. by 2018, we'll be short about 3 million college educated americans in this country. so this program began as part of the defense and space race with russia, the soviet union. we said, we've got to better educate our students. so we subsidized crony capitalism and all these idiot energy companies and the president's friends. is he subsidize all these programs for people who don't want to work, so when we have ambitious, young, wonderful americans who want to make a success, we say, we're going to penalize you. you're

. >> peter doocy will join us live with the latest on the moving story. what is going on?iplomacy but he condemned the harsh rhetoric and said the north korea threats and provocations will only further isolate the country and impoverish the people. he made clear if they are beating the drum of war the united states will don't protect the interest with force. >> the united states will do what is necessary to defend the allies, japan, republic of korea and the region against the provocations. our choice is to negotiate. move to table to find a region to have peace. >> so the headline is about peace. this is one of miles per hour destruction. the animation shows missiles from north korea to fly several thousand miles east. striking three targets on the mainland a one to sea in the pacific ocean. resulting in fiery explosion. secretary kerry and japanese foreign minister made clear they are on the same page. about the denuclearization of north korea. we heard about that a day after secretary of state kerry told china a key north korean ally if they get on board with the denucl

doocy live. tharem you, peter. >> now the midwest bracing for even more flooding. maria molina is on top of it.as today's forecast. >> good morning again. good to see you patti ann and ureather. we are looking at more flooding across sections of the bhisd. this started last week from 7 to 8 inches of rain out here in places like michigan, indiana, parts of illinois. that in itself cost ficooding. we are seeing river flooding very widespread in states like indiana and illinois. that's why we have flood warnings. unfortunately today not helping the situation is a brand new storm system rolling through the area producing 1-2 inches of rainfall. that in itself wouldn't cause flooding but because we have a ground saturated we would see more issues. as the water continues to flow downstream we could be seeing issues aphoss states lie re arkansas and even mississippi. temperatures today patti ann and heatherughtery chilly in minneapolis in the 40s. in new york city much warmer today 67 degrees. >> nice. i like that. >> it is time totrentertain thi. beyonce releasing brand new video from her recently l