fox's rick leventhal is now sorting through all of these just-released documents and he will bring us much more later in our program. bill: some of this news is breaking right now. we'll get you that. it has been something that people have been waiting for some time too. alisyn: there was always speculated he was obsessed with violent videogames and confirmation would be helpful on that. bill: seems like even his exposure in the past couple years of his own life to the public outside was severely limited too. so we'll look at that. >>> there is pushback what is believed to be widespread hacking of u.s. companies, coming out of beijing china. what the u.s. now says it will do but will that be

rick leventhal is live in our newsroom. what else did these investigators find, rick? >> shep, inside lanza's honda that he parked in a fire lane at the show loaded shotgun and 70 shells. at the house police seized morbid photos and collision along with numerous computers and electronics including a smashed hard drive from his room. bullets handguns shotguns were discovered stored in a shave, shoebox, file cabinet. bayonet, spear and three sam mur rye swords. journals were taken by the fbi perhaps shedding light on his motive, shep. >> shepard: lawmakers are now reacting to all of these revelations about adam lanza's arsenal. >> well, connecticut legislators have been debating changes to state gun laws ever since the shooting and this afternoon some said these warrants only confirm the need for tighter restrictions and a vote could come as early as next wednesday. >> shepard: rick leventhal in our newsroom. rick, thanks so much. >> sure. >> shepard: shame on us if we have forgotten, newtown what president obama is saying as support for new gun restrictions is fading. t

in new york, rick leventhal, fox news. >> and it's 16 after the hour.ext on the rundown, a break through drug that could be a game changer in the fight against cancer. is it really a miracle drug? dr. david samadi is here next with that. >> then, a lesson on how not to rob a store. what this guy is up to, coming up. ♪ an arrest has been made in connection with with the killing of a colorado prison chief. this woman allegedly bought the weapon that was used to kill tom clements. she is charged with giving the man accused of the murder evan eeble. he was killed in a gun fight days after the murder. what's in a name. car battery company that got millions from taxpayers making some changes. a 123 systems changing its name to b 456 systems. a 123 awarded 249-million-dollar grant from the obama administration in 2009 and already received 133 of it when it filed for bankruptcy. it was later bought by a chinese firm. and he is being hailed a bridge builder for the nypd. chief philip banks the iii just named the chief of the department. that's the agency's top b

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rick leventhal rode along with some the marines as they invaded iraq and is he live in our newsroom. hepard, we found some the men who served in iraq in 2003 have had a tough time readjusting to life in the states. including corporal jason king. the driver of the light-armored vehicle we wrote in from northern kuwait to just outside baghdad steering through some of the worst conditions imaginable. blistering hot sand, burning oil fields and incoming enemy fire. king's first chance to relax was in a blinding sandstorm. >> what do you think of this weather? >> it's pretty crappy. >> can you drive in this? >> probably. >> five years after the war, we found king struggling in water town, new york. he had left the marines and joined army but was discharged. he lost his dream job as police cadet and lost his house and tragically lost a daughter who died after being left alone in a bathtub. >> everything that i have heard everybody wants to hire military veterans. i mean i can't find a better worker. >> yeah. >> but it turned out to be different. >> kind of stuck in the same place, still. no

rick leventhal was along with the u.s. marines who fired the first shot a decade ago. e in our new york city newsroom. rick? >> shep, most of our time with the marines early on was in the back of an armored vehicle rolling through the desert sharing the cramped space with sergeant michael timmons. >> i have concord the world. >> timmons captured that flag from iraqi guard post a good natured kid who slept on the floor so we could have the bench seats of the vehicle. he dug fighting holes in the desert and taught us the art of mre's when he wasn't kicking in the door with m 16. he settled in texas where he worked as corrections officer with no special plans to mark this particular anniversary. >> do you look back? do you think about iraq? >> not so much anymore. i kind of look at it just as, you know, just as a part of my past. try not to dwell ton or think about anything. i just live my life as if, you know, it never really even happened. >> timmons says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder but still serves in the army national guard and choked up why i asked

rick leventhal. thanks. 80 bottles of wine worth $100,000.warehouse in san francisco. we'll do the math for you. more than 1200 bucks a bottle. the cops are trying to figure out whether the thieves knew what they were looking for or just got lucky. investigators say they are not ruling out an inside job. the murder trial of the woman accused of stabbing and shooting her ex-boyfriend has cost taxpayers a serious chunk of change. so far well more than a million dollars just to defend jodi arias. here is how it breaks down. officials in arizona's maricopa county, which includes phoenix, the site of the trial, say court-appointed defense attorneys have so far build more than 15,000 hours. 15,000 hours. the rates range from just less than $18 an hour to 250 bucks an hour. that gives them an estimated tab exceeding $1,400,000. officials have not thee revealed the colmes of the prosecution. and, remember, this trial shows no signs of wrapping up, ever after the defense finishes questioning its last expert witness the court will move to the rebuttal

for "teen kids news," i'm rick leventhal," fox news channel in the classroom." >> america's first space shuttle has a new home, and brandon has the story. >> it's a lot bigger than i expected. >> it's gigantic. >> i think it's massive. >> in ct, the space shuttle enterpriis as tall as a six-story building and almost half the size of a football field. >> i expected it to be more like a regular-size plane, and it's huge. >> the enterprise is housed inside a giant bubble on the flight deck of the intrepid sea, air & space museum. >> so, adding enterprise to our collection extends our ability to tell the story of america's space program. >> this was the world's first reusable spacecraft. that's why it's called a shuttle. >> before the space shuttle, american spacecraft were capsules. they would be launched into space on a rocket and fall back down to earth in the ocean, but they couldn't be used again. >> those capsules would return to earth by parachute and splash down in the ocean. helicopters would then ferry the capsule to a nearby aircraft carrier. the u.s.s. intrepwas often one of tho

for "teen kids news," i'm rick leventhal, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> one of the ways to make driving safer is to make cars safer. carina learned how ford is using virtual reality to do just that. >> all right, we're gonna go into the virttex driving simulator lab here. >> okay. sounds good. >> go through this set of doors. >> thank you. >> go off to the right here. >> wow. [ chuckles ] >> here's a control room for the virttex. >> impressive. >> so, this is virttex over here. virttex stands for virtual test track experiment, and inside that dome, there's a vehicle, and we're gonna get you in there. you're gonna drive that vehicle. you're gonna drive through a virtual world. and this dome is gonna move to give you the sensation that you're actually driving. >> wow. >> okay? >> that's incredible. >> we do things like measuring driver distraction, a lot of safety-related studies. we're gonna do studies in here that we would never want to do out on the open road, much less the test track, okay? >> before we got started, i was asked to watch a short safety video. >> welcome to

for "teen kids news," i'm rick leventhal, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> it's no secret that middle-school girls can be mean. their bad behavior is a constant theme in movies and tv shows. but as jacelyn reports, there are ways to avoid being a victim. >> well, the problem with middle school in general is that it's all about who's the best, whether it be at singing or looking the prettiest or having the nicest boyfriend or whatever. and there are cliques and there are bullies and there's just so much to deal with. >> there's is a lot of drama. theres things like, you know, one girl said this about the other girl and, you know, this girl likes this boy. >> you want to be more "in" and popular, and it doesn't really matter in elementary school like that. >> does that sound familiar? the challenges of middle school can be especially tough for girls. >> i think girls handle social situations very differently from the way our boys do. um, girls are tough on one another. >> and "doc" wilson should know. for most of his years at new york's masters school, it was all girls. now it's

rick leventhal from new jersey. what do you see there, rick? good morning. >> reporter: not nearly as bad as they predicted but there they're definitely have some issues on the jersey shore. this is on the dunes in the region right now. not nearly that bad. the town of brick township south of us the mayor said they dodged a bullet. we can show you where a dune was breached. the water reached the coastal highway. the authorities had to shut the road down. they have crews working to rebuild the dune, hoping to avoid further problems when the high tide returns around 4:00 this afternoon. another big issue here has been the winds. we had tropical storm force gusts last night down in cape may, which is the southern tip of the state and gusts lear knocked some lines down, bill and they have a couple thousand people without power now. bill: there is still damage up and down the shore as you well know, rick. we have seen that from your images. what about this flooding threat today? >> reporter: fortunately for point pleasant no issue with water on the

our own rick leventhal was embedded with that unit when it began.s back at iraq ten years later. >> we wanted to focus on several marines that we spent the most time with back in 2003. it was commanded by lien lieutenant co corn tpholalou seven and the. with the 10th anniversary of the invasion approaching i asked now general clarity if he felt he accomplished his mission back in 2003. >> i think we left iraq better than we found it, and i'm proud of it. the iraqis are in control of their own destiny. that was not true at the time. they will take what we've given them and determine where they want to go in the future. that certainly wasn't two under saddam hussein. >> general clarity says his only regret was he wasn't able to bring everyone home. in 2007 he went to command troops at the sprawling air base leaving the surge that is widely requested to bringing peace to one of the most dangerous places on earth at the time. he's the director of operations in the marine corps. he's eligible for 2 stars. he'll command the third marine division. >> i thi

fox's rick leventhal is getting first look at these documents.you've been combing through them. what jumps out at you. >> reporter: there is massive amount of information in the warrants that were sealed to protect the investigation. a couple headlines. investigators say it was less than five minutes from lanza entering it the school till he took his life. there were 150 spent rounds inside the school. lanza had a gun safe in his bedroom. a witness told fbi that lanza attended the school as a kid and the school was adam's life. friday, september 14th, lanza parked his mother's honda in the fire lane walked in, heavily armed, gunned down 20 first-graders and six adult educators in a hallway and classrooms before killing himself as police closed in. inside his mother's 2010 black four-door honda civic they find a shotgun with two mag seenls and 70 rounds of winchester 12-gauge shotgun shells in the car. documents confirm they found nancy shot to death on her bed in second floor bedroom with a gunshot wound to the foreahead and rifle on the floor. w

rick leventhal is bringing us the latest from the new york autoshow. rick. >> there are 35 vehicles here at the new york autoshow getting their world debut and this is one of them, the 2014 jeep cherokee. for one reason they are going to let me pull the cover off it. that is going to happen right after the break. i can give you a hint it's deep cherry red. we'll show you this vehicle coming right up. >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock to relentlessly protect what matters most... [beeping...] helping stop crooks before your identity is attacked. and now you can have the most comprehensive identity theft protection available today... lifelock ultimate. so for protection you just can't get anywhere

rick leventhal joins us with more on this. i'm seeing a brand new release from the sheriff's office simply informing the public about the latest on this and you've got it for us? >> it seems the d.a. knew he was a target. he said as a former soldier he was prepared for the worst and carried a gun even while walking the dog. but he apparently, it wasn't enough. he said-- he was at home and answering the door, and somehow at least one gunman got in. and killed the d.a. and his wife reportedly with an assault rifle. and an investigation involving local, state and federal agencies. >> it's unnerving to the community the at large and that's why we're striving to assure the community that we are still providing public safety and will be able to do that. >> the sheriff said that extra security will be posted at the courthouse where mcclelland works. >> and i gave information about other people who have been killed. the colorado head of corrections. >> right. >> and then also the assistant to mcclelland. no word on any connection, wha

coming up, we'll speak with our own rick leventhal who was on the front lines when it all began. >> yout of your face. and the wind is gusting well over 50 miles per hour, perhaps 60, 70 miles per hour. the conditions are just awful. it's like you're taking a bath in dirt out here. [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced performance a new ride comes along and changes everythi. the powerful gs. get great values on your favorite lexus models during the mmand performance sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. [ bop ] [ bop ] [ bop ] you can do that all you want, i don't like v8 juice. [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you... could've had a v8. >> classes are resuming at the university of central florida in orlando. a bomb squad safely removing explosives found in a dorm room ending a tense morning on campus. police evacuating some 500 students from the building after investigating an apparent suicide. we're told it was ucs student who took his own life and p

rick leventhal live with the story in our stupid joe.unusual. >> reporter: that is, bill. a "new york post" official said all years at airport he doesn't remember anything like this. could be a hobbiest toy plane it still raises serious concerns. it happened at 1:15 yesterday afternoon. a pilot of a al italia describing what a brac drone umanned aircraft on the final approach to runway 31 right. according to the faa which is investigating the pilot reported the sighting four to five miles west of the airport at altitude of 1500 feet t looked like a black drone about a meter square with helicopter rotors on the corner. the aircraft did not take evasive action and landed safely, bill. bill: do investigators believe there was sinister motivation at work? >> reporter: it is possible. any flying object can pose a dranker to aircraft. we've seen what bird strikes can do. a drone can cause problems if sucked into an engine. faa referred to model aircraft standards allows for flying remote-controlled airplanes recreation alley 400 feet and in si

rick leventhal begips a four part look back at the war. the man leading the initial charge. >> on the eve of war in the northern kuwaiti desert, stacy clairty briefs marines about to see combat for the first time. the third l.a.r. was tip of the spear, probing iraq defenses and firing the first shots on the ground. [ fire ] >> they will light up on the hill and all the top will be on fire. >> clairity led 1,000 men north, pushing to baghdad , protexting fellow forces all the way. >> we're doing fine. we are kicking arss and taking names. >> weeks in the conflict, they track down and rescued seven american p.o.w.s, including specialist johnson. >> i grab the handles of the back handles on this opened them up and seven americans in pajamas fell on top of me and grabbed me and started hugging me. >> what did i weigh? >> 545 -- 45 pounds. >> he went back to iraq in 2007. >> i got here in january this was dangerous place in iraq and the most dangerous place in the world. now it's not. >> today, i ask him about the criticism of 2003. >> i think

rick leventhal is with us here tonight. ode along with the marines who led that ground invasion. rick? >> the cost of this conflict has been huge and changed the lives of nearly everyone who served. we decided to focus on the marines we spent the most time with back in 2003 including the commanding officer of the battalion unit we embedded with at the launch of the war. he led nearly a thousand marines. most seeing combat for the first time. firing the first shots on the ground. rolling north past burning oil fields helping to protect coalition forces to the outskirts of baghdad. with the tenth anniversary approaching i asked now general clarity if he feels he accomplished his mission in 2003. >> i think we left iraq better than we found it and i'm proud of that. >> the iraqis are in control of their own destiny. that wasn't true at the time. they have been able to take what we have given them and determine where they want to go in the future. that certainly wasn't true under saddam hussein. >> this was a challenging desert

rick leventhal rode along with the u.s. marines who led the ground invasion. live in our new york newsroom in new york. >> 10 years ago tonight the marines we were with had already opened fire at the guard post. we had incoming mortars scream over our heads and watch over a berm as the aerial assault began on the hill. [explosions] >> coalition jets and cobra helicopters destroyed observation and communications assets, helping clear the way for troops to cross the border and invade iraq. sergeant bill gawney a gunner battalion the guy pulling the trigger on the big bush master chain gun on our big armored vehicle. one night we pulled into a ambush and he put his training into use. >> people were engaging all around, looking out to see what i could see, i seen a couple of iraqi troops. fired upon them. didn't see them once i he gotn them. married and had a couple sons. is he training reservists. doesn't regret a day of his service and believes our troops made a difference in iraq. >> it's a culture of someone always putting their foot on their necks and i think

rick leventhal with the news joint chief of staff very much center here new york city. this sucking vacuum cleaner works, rick. >> the honda motor company calls this the ultimate family vehicle it seats 8. it has a power door lift here. it's got an entertainment system. wide screen that can show two movies at once. and, yes, it has a vacuum cleaner right here in the back. with a hose that can reach inside the entire vehicle and, check this out o. goldfish cereal, no match for this vacuum cleaner. that was developed in vacunction with shop in the back of your honda odyssey. this vehicle top of the line $44,000, shepard. >> shepard: you would be so fresh. there is some over-the-top lux are luxury. >> new york is the biggest luxury car market in america. a lot of luxury cars unveiled at the auto show today including the rolls royce race. this is a very powerful vehicle. the most powerful by rolls ever 6.6-liter v 12. 624-horsepower. 0 to 60 in 4.4 seconds. every car built from scratch in 600 hours by hand designed for speed style and comfort says rolls with coach doors that

rick leventhal on the story live from our newsroom in new york.s are asking for the help of the people. >> right, shepard, the fbi hoping tipsters will help identify who was flying that unmanned aircraft. drones are legal but they have to be flown below a 400-foot ceiling to avoid incidents like yesterday when that pilot on final approach said he came less than a football field away from a blacked unmanned aircraft three feet wide with four propellers hovering right in his flat path. fbi spokesman says quote our paramount concern is the safety of aircraft passengers and crew. the fbi has gotten calls. no arrests reported. imagine if one of those drones were to hit the engine of a jet? >> shepard: that would be awful. there are a lot of them out there these days. >> if you have a computer and credit card can you buy a very sophisticated remote controlled aircraft's. we spoke from anthony opie and anthony show. enthusiast. posted of his 800 looks similar to what the pilot reported seeing yesterday. he calls the performance stunning, a six row tore c

rick leventhal with the news in nearby bring township. how are you looking there, shep? >> not bad.olks dodged a bullet. this storm was supposed to be a lot worse than it was on the jersey shore. that said, there were problems as you mentioned where that dune was breached. we found another dune breached in bring township. ocean front homes there they built a temporary dune to protect them when much of the washed away. in the ocean. something the mayor told us he was worried about earlier today. >> these are are dunes that up. they are not -- they don't have any structure, no vegetation, these have been pushed up over the last three months as opposed to being built over the last 30 years. that's giving people pause for thought any time when these storms come in. >> another big issue is debris in the bay. they have been trying to clear that out, shep. they had to suspend operations because of this storm. >> shepard: coastal storms there not out of danger or has it passed? >> supposed to get 2 or 3 more inches of snow tonight there could be more flooding when the high tide comes. could

our rick leventhal was there observing as he fulfilled various missions. y sergeant simmons is still serving his country but in a whole different capacity. rick has his story in a latest of series of installments you met, rick, over the last several years and we're talking about him today. >> right, jenna, most of the time with the marines in early days of the war were spent in the back of an armored vehicle rolling through the desert. sergeant michael timmons was the guy we saw the most of. >> i have conquered the world. >> reporter: iraqi guard post leveled by his fellow marines. good natured good from texas who slept on the floor so we could have bench seats. taught us the art of mre's, when he wasn't kicking in doors armed with an m-16. timmons left the marine corps after the war. bounced around the pacific northwest. eventually settled in texas where he works as a corrections officer. he wasn't making any special plans to mark the 10-year anniversary of the invasion. do you look back? do you think about iraq? >> not, not so much anymore. i kind of look

rick leventhal is live in new york. did we do anything about the untkepbd flying object. >> reporter: one pilot said it was a pwroepb. even if it was just a hobbyist toy craft it raises serious concerns according to some investigators. it happened half 1:00 yesterday afternoon. the pilot describing what he described as a black drone, unmanned aircraft hofg just 200 feet from his jet on his final approach to runway 31 right at jfk, which by the way is one of the busiest airports in america. the faa is investigating and says the pilot reported the sighting 4 to 5 miles west of the airport at an altitude of roughly 1500 feet. it looked like a black drone a meter square with helicopter rotors on the corners. the aircraft did not take evasive action. it landed safely. they say they can't remember another incident like this at all his years at the airport. jenna: it's easy to let your imagine get the best of you with some of these stories, rick. is there any indication at all, any indication that this could be terrorism relat

and rick leventhal with more. >> some of these facts have been reported and a wealth of information discoverede lanza's home and we know that he fired more than 150 rounds during the massacre at sandy hook, that he had a gun safe in his bedroom and according to an unnailed witness, sandy hook elementary and it was quote, his life. and parked his mother's honda in a fire line and killed 26 victims in two classrooms and a hallway before ending his life and inside his mother's honda civic investigators found another weapon, a .12 gauge shotgun and 70 rounds of winchester shotgun shells. adam rarely left home, a shut-in, avoid gamer, preferred call of duty. and his mother's body was found on the second floor where he shot her dead and found hundreds of rounds of ammo in, the closet, gun safe, did you feel bag and hundreds and hundreds of bullets. gun magazine, rifles, numerous long knives, a spear, bayonet and three samurai swords and numerous computers, memory cards, hard drives, and multiple gaming consoles, journals and drawings penned by adam lanza and books, including my life with asperger's

rick leventhal has more on this remarkable story with a, okay, better outcome than it could have beenight, rick? what happened here? >> reporter: there doesn't seem to be any logical explanation for why the man walked directly onto the tracks in the cecil moore station in philadelphia. he may have become disor i rented standing on platform. he is in the middle of screen. as if it board a train that isn't there and into thin air and tumbles down. and not far from the third rail who is charged with enough juice to electricfy somebody touching. this man jumps down and help even though train runs every seven minutes. he tells people to call separate at that which runs the subway and stop the southbound line. 15 minutes later firefighters show up, stablize the victim and lift him off the tracks and take him to a nearby hospital. >> there are bad scenarios that could have happened here and didn't happen because a person that was unknown to our victim jumped into that track and saved his life. >> reporter: that good samaritan says he can't imagine not helping someone in the situation. breaki

and we can think of no one better than rick leventhal to show off the muscle cars. ve from the media preview of the new york auto show. rick, give us a preview? >> reporter: one of my favorite jobs in the whole world, alisyn. there are nearly a thousand cars at this show, many of them being debuted in north america. this one of them. mercedes cla class. this a all knew vehicle from the ground up. it is based on the cls 550 model. it has 280 horsepower engine. it is really beautiful car and has all the features you would expect from mercedes. but here's the thing, this car, base model is less than $30,000. you can buy this mercedes sometime later this year, maybe december, under 30 grand. this is big deal for mercedes. that is the mercedes. now over this way there is a brand new cadillac cts. this is an all-knew vehicle from the ground up this is the world debut of this particular vehicle. this is the centerpiece of cadillac's line. this is the backbone of cadillac. up class vehicle designed to compete with the european larger cars, the bmws, the mercedeses. it has a

rick leventhal is live from new jersey now. >> reporter: this is because people ace redrawing its floodm some people that could mean a rise in insurance premiums from a thousand a year to 30,000 a years. for those folks it could make more sense to raise your house on stilts or destroy your house and build all over again up higher. the clays decided to demolish their home and build again on pylons. today was demolition say. they crushed the two-story four bedroom home in less than an hour. >> we have had a lot of good times here and my husband and i worked hard to buy the house, and make it the way it is, and now it's just being knocked down so -- it's sad. that was sad. that was a big one. >> reporter: she handled that pretty well, right? in 120 days the clays should have a new home on this lot built much higher to withstand a hundred year storm but not everyone can afford to do that. we met another guy whose home business three and a half miles from the ocean and it flooded for the very first time during hurricane sandy. he has -pbt got even a dime from his insurance company and now he