shep? the conservative side of the court is the one that won this argument, then you'd think conservatives and republicans are the ones happy with this? is that right? >> well, not uniformly. there are some discenters. but there's been plenty of heat from capitol hill. many are calling this the end of democracy. the right says it's a clear first amendment victory. here is senator bernie sanders, an independent, from vermont. >> what they have said is that it is absolutely appropriate for a handful of billionaires to play a dominant role in electing senators and house members and the president of the united states. >> not so, says senate minority leader, republican mitch mcconnell. he says the court got it right. >> so i can understand why the political left doesn't like decisions like citizens united and mccutcheon, because they expand the playing feel. they enable more citizens to be involved, more citizens to contribute to the candidates and causes that they believe in. that's good for am

. >> good night and shep will pick up our live coverage from here. good night from washington. >>> and good evening, the o'reilly factor will not be seen tonight as fox news channel continues coverage of the shooting at fort hood. we first received word here just about two minutes before 5:00 central time that there had been a shooting at fort hood. it began, we were told at the time, at a medical facility not too far from a gate. the initial reporting was there was one shooter. this shooter had gone from building to building and that there were a number of victims. within 20 minutes, we had word that there were two people who had gone to area hospitals and there were questions about whether there might be more than one shooter. now, here's what we know. we know that four people are confirmed dead by senior law enforcement official. and among the four, the shooter, there were reports from multiple outlets in multiple cities that another shooter was feared to be barricaded inside a building. it appears now that authorities are acting by the greatest o

now to shep. >>> russia responds after delivering a new warning to moscow and coming after they say they have indeed captured an american journalist. they insist he is not a hostage. why won't they let him go? >>> seems the teenage to away spent hours at that airport before hopping on to a jet's wheel well for a trip to ohio, investigators checking the surveillance video to find out how he did it. >>> john wayne gassy one of the most infamous serial killers, an amateur club to who lured victims to his home. now, his crimes led investigators to crack another case. >>> good wednesday afternoon to you. a man who shot and wounded a screaming teenage girl said sorry ab that and then he killed her. he said he fired that last shot because he didn't want her to suffer. we're now getting chilling details of an audio recording the shooter himself made when he killed these two unarmed teenagers. they're cousins. it happened in minnesota on thanksgiving day in 2012. prosecutors played the audio for the jury in his murder trial. the prosecutor said it was self-defense that he was terrified when they

shep? shepard? shep shep greta, i'm sorry. i was just getting news from our foxnews.com reporter john that winter that senior sources are telling her that this is a soldier on soldier confrontation no terrorism related to n any way. who greta, as you know, reported yesterday and exclusively on foxnews.com that, quote: the fbi is searching for a recent army recruit believed to be planning a, quote: fort hood inspired jihad against u.s. soldiers, unquote. foxnews.com has learned so that was the reporting of foxnews.com yesterday. now today at just about an hour and 20 minutes ago we got word here on the fox news deck that a shooting had happened at fort hood. and, indeed, it had. it began, we are told at the time, at a medical facility. we were told by those inside the buildings at fort hood that at least one shooter went from building to building and had shot multiple people. by the top of the last news hour, we had information that at least two people had reported to emergency rooms in the area that there were believed to be o

you're right, shep. one-third of germany's natural gas comes from russia.el has been very cough tough in her words. now, it will be up to the 28 countries of the european union to see what they do. i think they will step up. will it be fully involving their natural gas? maybe not, but there are other levers that are economiced on russia that involve all kinds of trade with them, all kinds of commerce that are significant levers on russia, which is a global economy. energy, for instance. but then i think we have to take steps like export america natural gas into the region so that the region isn't dependent on russia natural gas but is dependent on our natural gas, which provides more jobs for us, more manufacturing for us and brings more transatlantic energy security. >> ambassador richardson, good to see you. thanks so much. >> thank you, shep. >>> we're turning to breaking news now. a serious situation coming to us from just outside st. louis. there is reason to believe, according to authorities, that a boat has overturned in lake glenn carbon, illinois,

>> it is all in the numbers, shep.hat the numbers may have been cherry picked to put a spin on the white house initiative because unc researchers say what they just told us doesn't square with reality. children between the ages of 2 to 19 in a government study found that between 1999 and 2012 the obesity rate rose from 14.5% to 17.3%. very troubling is that the most significant increase was among children who were severely obese. and almost doubling of the rate among some groups. >> this is a trend that if it were to continue, it's disturbing. we do know that obesity, especially as it becomes very severe, can be costly. and it does not bode well for these kids as they become adults. >> you'll remember first lady michelle obama made a big deal about the cdc numbers in her let's move program, but the good news that the white house was touting just doesn't appear to exist. >> so what's behind the contradiction between what the government said and what the new research shows? >> let's take a look. because both of the studi

a tragic incident in connecticut today, shep. >> jonathan, thank you.right back. >> coffee lovers, start saving. the press is about to go up. coffee prices set to hit a two-year high after a receive career to drought in brazil. it cranks out a third of the world's coffee. this year it suffered from the worst drought in decades and a lot of the crop died. distributors saw the country will produce 18% less coffee than expected but we won't know how bad until may when the harvest is in fun swing. jerri willis is with us. coffee is already expensive. >> this has not hit the grocery store shelves. coffee prices downs 30-cents a pound at the grocery store. it takes a while for this to fill their down. >> i get it. >> so futures prices much higher, beans are higher and it's going to hit gourmet grands so of you're a fancy pant coffee drinker, it will come in the second week of may. not yet. >> i turned around just now and there's this cup of -- who gave me this? are you aware you have to grind these and put water through it? am i going to snack on these? >> do

you can see people were physicalling those instructions, and, shep, some witnesses told the "associated that people may have had a better chance for survival if they had not listened to the instructions and had taken chances in the water. >> what is the latest on he search effort? >> well, shep, the south korean coast is saying there are 400 people searching for centuryivors and also injected oxygen into the sunken ferry, hoping there might be an air pocket and they're trying to bring in cranes to salvage the ferry. the loved ones of the missing have been waiting for answers, despair can be heard in their voices. >> translator: where you? i'm anxiously awaying you. come back alive. >> strong currents and bad weather made the search even more difficult, and some of the first responders reportedly told media outlets that the depth oft the water and wear temperatures make it unlikely they'll find survivors. >> mighty tough. thank you very much. >>> a look at the white house now. we have got summon more information. the white house tweeted the president is about to speak from various source

hi, shep. >> we'll talk to the wife of one of the soldiers shot at ft.ho just got out of the hospital. she'll say they didn't realize how many times he had been shot until after the x-rays. >>> the father said the son must not have been in his right mind. the family has a theory about what may have pushed him over the edge. all at the top of the hour. >>> coming up, severe weather rippling across middle of the country, tornadoes touching down in several states. now those storms are on the move. plus daniel murphy taking heat for taking advantage of his league approved paternity leave. >> my wife and i discussed it. we felt the best thing for our family was for me to try to stay for an extra day. >> so what's the big deal? what's wrong with paternity leave? we'll ask our man panel what they think about that right when they return. ♪ [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no e

>> well, you have to keep in mind, shep, there's a lot going on behind closed doors here. they're not going to want to give out a whole lot of informing until it is confirmed and then double-confirmed and verified. >> that heat been the their hoyt. their hoyt has been they give out informing that is unverified and absolutely wrong. >> that correct. the worst thing you can do as an investigative body is provide misinformation. that's going to detract from the process. >> how do you feel about the prime minister saying, we'll find this. we will not rest, this will come, and offering what so many an li suggest might even be false hope? >> we need to prepare ourselves for this being definite hi one of the greatest mysteries in aviation. i'm optimistic that some evidence, some wreckage, will come to fruition but at it going to take a while. we're in this for the long haul. there's a lot of real estate to cover. so going to take a lot of time. this i unprecedented. >> something is good going to watch ashore, wouldn't it? >> it would. in the navy we had a deplorable night data re

shep? >> steve on scene. >>> we mentioned the student who says her best friend took a knife to his back to save her. he says -- i should say, she now says she held his hand until they got to the hospital. her name is gracey evans, a 17-year-old at that school. and joins us live on the phone. nice to talk to you. >> hi. >> he says you're quite his hero today. >> yeah. but he is more of the hero. >> how is that? >> he saved me. well -- >> let's become up. you and your friend, who is in the hospital, you and your friend are walking down the hall and you hear something screaming about blood. take it from the. >> yeah. so, what happened was then as soon as the kid looked at his hand with the blood, he -- this kid just -- he comes don the hallway, silent and no expression, and just starts stabbing people, and brett jumped in front of me -- >> brett is your friend in the hospital -- >> yeah, well-being discharged today. >> excellent. go on. >> so he stepped in front of me, and he took the knife in

. >> shep, i believe he is. i am not in the country. i'm far away.'t been in the country for many years, but i am following the trial very closely. people very close to me and to the situation, the events, believe he is acting. reeva's mother believes he is acting and i asked, what is he doing with a 19-year-old girl if he is that desperate and decimated. >> explain what you mean. >> he has a new girlfriend in the wings, perhaps not in the wings. they were holidaying in -- so he can't be that broken hearted. >> you have a memoir coming out. >> yes. >> could this open letter be publicity for a memoir? >> it will be. i had no idea it would go viral. i think it's just the close -- very sensitive, so it has been reproduced in half a dozen countries. >> all right, johnnie. now lives in new jersey and says it's her belief from talking to lawyer, the friend of an actor, that oscar pistorius is acting this all out and got coached to do so. johnnie, we'll say. >>> now, powdered alcohol. heard about it? it's the real thing. the inventers say you can mix it wit

they're in his house, shep. that's the bottom line. this is not trayvon martin, people out in common areas. they entered his house. and it's not like he set a trap. he didn't like leave the window open a bag of cash sitting there. >> he did leave food around and hid his car. i hear you. go on. >> so, it's so tragic, it's horrible. nobody knows why they're in there -- >> the there to rob him. >> well, according to him they'd been there so many times. maybe they were there to hang out. if you listen to help 29 minutes they're some things that don't appear he was playing with all the cards in the deck. but doesn't matter to some degree. one thing is consistent, yours house is your castle. >> when the girl is lying on the floor bleeding and still alive and she said, you're dying, was the threat gone before he fired the kill shot? >> absolutely. >> that's what the prosecutors say that makes this premeditated murder. are they right and. >> that fan of time. that's up to the jury whether they're right. the jury indianas to see the house -- >>

it's great to see you, though. >> same to you, shep. >> thank you, chris.s will have more on the fort hood shootings on fox news sunday, he'll talk with general michael hayden, the former director of the cia and the nsa and the home lean security committee chairman, michael mccall, and senator tim kane, a member of the senate armed services committee. on fox news sunday on your local fox station. if you're missing that, chris will send someone to your home. >>> a fox report. video coming in. surveillance cameras caught a robbery at a jewelry store outside ft. lauderdale. suspects ordered workers to the floor, then used hammers to smash the display cases and took off with thousands of dollared of loot. they won't be specific. nobody got hurt. happened on monday. police say the suspects are all still out there somewhere. >>> flood waters washing away homes in bridgeness the solomon islands northeast of australia? look at that home. good grief. officials say at least 16 people have died in all this. thousands are now homeless. >>> a guy jumped in front of an o

>> reporter: she doesn't know, shep.he is hoping to see the same sort of recovery we have seen on she fur fast, fish and shell fish are back as or the tourists. but her worst fear is she'll get down there today and find that nothing has changed in the last four years, because she says what is on the surface doesn't tell the whole story. >> you can't see the bottom. all you see is the surface. you see the water, it's blue. you see the pelicans flying around. you don't see what is underneath the surface, and that's what we're trying to do, to look inside the system and see what is down there. that will tell us about about the health of the overall system. >> she says she plans 22 dives in total over the next month, all over the gulf to get an idea how widespread the recovery or the lingering damage is. >> john roberts, thank you, sir. >>> the number of people confirmed dead from the devastates mudslide in washington state has risen again. the number number is 27 people tied. that's according to an emergency management offi

that pink you were showing there shep, where you say is never good to see.ching is, those is the hail. hail that is baseball size. so imagine the damage of pounding hail coming town 60, 70 miles-per-hour, that is about baseball size. one other thing on the radar, back behind yazoo city, we see more cells developing there, and headed pack up toward the same area. so, we see this often. you end up with a tornado going through one spot and could have another tornado an hour or two later. unfortunately we could be not that scenario for today. >> all looks like it's growing out of louisiana. mississippians say bad from louisiana comes north. this is winsboro. at it all moving in this direction and the cells seem to be growing. this is duck hill. this is about to be serious. this area -- ponotok looks like it was spared but it's.to towns north, tupelo, gun town, baldwin, and probably the western outreach of tupelo as well. in a very, bad way. rick, you are sitting there and it a beautiful day, and all of a sudden these storms seem to form out of nothing. i mean, y

. >> shep, thank you so much. time to check out what america is actually clicking on today.ith british celebrity chef nigel, a lawson turned away when she tried to board a flight to l.a. because she admitted under oath to using cocaine. u.s. officials denied visas in the past over similar drug issues. >>> it's official russian president vladimir putin formally divorcing his wife after 40 years of marriage. her name now scrubbed from his official bio. former president george w. bush has shown us his paintings of his four-legged friend. he's getting ready to unveil 24 portraits of world leaders. it's going to happen tomorrow at the "washington post" tony blair, vladimir putin, dalai la lama. >>> former navy s.e.a.l. shot in the stomach after an altercation in the grocery store parking lot. but he managed to not only chase his attacker's car but also plugged his wound and drove himself to the hospital. chris joins me now via skype. chris, wow. i guess you had a lot of great training as a navy s.e.a.l. you learned tenacity and perseverance and a bunch of stuff. >> you learn toug

keep in mind the body was the big break in this case, shep.e should also note that parole officers do not monitor gps bracelets in real-time. they monitor them after the fact, and then they kind of go over all the data to make sure they're in the right place at the right time. >> news from the future, change is coming. >>> who dropped the ball sneer well, it wasn't the person who was supposed to be monitoring these guys, according to our next guest. he'll explain why and try to get to the bottom of how in the world this could have happened with big brother watching all the time. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can dobout that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. m

thank you. >> hey, shep. >> this conflicting stuff out of the malaysian government is getting tirings consumers and agonizing for the families. >> from the beginning we have seen the malaysians struggle with this investigation. the first week they didn't really say anything. then they sort of came out and tried to book-end this thing and put it all behind them, and then there's been various things they said about who the suspects are, and who they really think was behind it and such. and they've really kept the u.s. investigators at a distance because they don't want to look as though they can't happen this themselves and here we are 35 days out and don't know much we didn't know back when this thing went missing. >> what's your reporting on the fifth pinning they thought they had yesterday? >> the times reported they weren't -- they don't think this was coming from the plane. if we good back a week 0 we have had pinnings that have couple -- pings that have come forward and nothing moved it. and then the prime minister says they think they found the area and they think they're in a b

one civil aircraft and 14 sheps are taking part in the search. they have narrowed the search on the seabed to an area the size of los angeles, and the batteries powering the recorder's box lasts for about a month and time is running out. taliban has abducted around 100 people in the north-west valleys. it happened at a weekly bazaar, a place known for selling heroin and hashish. 40 men are thought to have been released. >> italian riot police battled anti-protesters in rome. they propose reforms and tax cuts to try to help the ailing economy. there is a high cost of living and unemployment. >> this was the heart of rome on saturday. one of the trendiest treats of the capital became the scene of some of the most violent clashes seen in months. this was the biggest demonstration against the government, two months after he became prime minister. it started as a street party, and ended in warfare. >> there seems to be some kind of violence. i don't know if you can see there's a lot of stuff thrown at the bys, and there's some pain -- police, and ther

beans day to get all those reports of successful talks between government officials and a pole and shep is still reeling from the depth of sixteen colleagues in and out the lounge demanding compensation for victims family found that to conditions many hits threatened to stop the leaking visitors from the well highest peak feelings are running highly off to the events of the week it go. this was the deadliest accident in a single day ever is history. three of the sixteen showed that the still missing up to the avalanche struck as they were fixing roofs and helping out a really tough are inclined as nepalese government accused of failing to safeguard the going too well that the greeks to some of the shepherds demands and the air this week. russian opposition leader and antique about jim goad and makes a new brownie is being done to help the rams rather than sent to jail if he waits for his trial is over the sad thing is suspended sentence for the basil and conviction in the car in case of our aims his brother and a gun accused of defrauding french cosmetics company before said time magazi

>>>ship shep, thanks, that's serious stuff. now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. the liberal group media matters has supported unions but apparently not now. the local director released a statement earlier this month that says media matters and seiu are partners in many progressive causes. i don't expect the organization to oppose unionization. wrong. media matters rejected the union's bids. for an organization that says they are not opposing employee's efforts to unionize, it's a little suspicious that they hired such a fancy legal team. >> more than a dozen federal appeals judges have violated federal conflict of interest laws by ruling in cases in which they had a financial interest. that's in the center for public integrity. the group says one atlanta-based judge was part of a three-judge panel that ruled in favor of health care giant of johnson and johnson while owning $300,000 in their stock. a spokesman for court blamed human error and said the 26 violations are just a fraction of decisions of the court of appeals. >>> the end of year show at a kindergarten

. >> thanks, shep. >>> a certain voting bloc critical to the next election not going to the voting boothe they and what it could mean for the gop. >>> and just about everyone surfs the web. but new rules could be coming your way. the impact it could have on all of us. >>> and photoshopping in ads and what the feds could do about it. what do they want to do? next. rates among young adults have dropped off more than six percentage points in 2012 after increases in the two previous presidential elections. so, could this be fertile ground for the gop? joining me now, congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen. she chairs the house foreign affairs subcommittee on the middle east and south asia. great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you make of these numbers? the young folks went away in 2012. is this fertile ground for the gop to go after them to come back? >> it's a great opportunity if our party strikes on this theme. we have to reach out to younger voters. and the trend has not been going our way. of course younger voters tend to vote more often in presidential elections and then

. >> thanks, shep. >>> tiger woods on a double date of sorts.hy the golfer and his girlfriend and his ex-wife are all hanging out together. >>> plus, a marine veteran in desperate need of urgent medical care hoping he doesn't end up like other veteran who is died waiting for their appointments at the v.a. one family begging to see a doctor finally got an appointment, a week after the patient died. >> i was screaming, how dare you! do you know my father-in-law is dead? thank you, v.a. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... >>> time to check out what america is clicking on today. a wild police chase near oklahoma city. the suspect's getaway vehicle? an rv. they didn't get too far. the police nabbed them after just 30 minutes. >>> a new gallup survey says people living in alaska and montana have the most state pride. the poll showing positive attitudes go hand in hand with cold weather and mountains. i can attest to the cold weather being in minnesota. >>> and tmz snapping a photo of tiger woods sandwiched between ex-wife elin nordegren and lindsey vonn.

now to shep. >>> russia responds after delivering a new warning to moscow and coming after they say they have indeed captured an american journalist. they insist he is not a hostage. why won't they let him go? >>> seems the teenage to away spent hours at that airport before hopping on to a jet's wheel well for a trip to ohio, investigators checking the surveillance video to find out how he did it. >>> john wayne gassy one of the most infamous serial killers, an amateur club to who lur

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now here's shep. >> good afternoon.icing from central florida where cops just raised the stakes in their hundred for map they say caused a deadly crash interest daycare center in orlando. there's 5,000 didn't reward for the arrest. a four-year-old girl died and more than a dozen others were hut. cops say the driver sped a. from that scene, that he left behind screaming children and their helpless caretakers who frantically tried to save lives with cpr. we just got the guy's rap sheet. his name

general hold of said the obama administration has faced unprecedented, ugly opposition and speaking to shepational action network he clearly implied it is because of race. does he have a point? >> i don't think so. it is false that no attorney or president has subjected to this kind of treatment. after all, bill clinton was impeached, think of that. john miles per hour el went to jail. the list is long of official whose have been subjected to very rough treatment on capitol hill and elsewhere and this strike me as cry-baby stuff from holder. my sense about this is that both holder and president obama have benefited politically enormously from the fact they are african-american and the first to hold the jobs they hold. i don't know if he specifically meant race or not, i suspect perhaps he did, but to those two men, race has been both a shield and a sword they have used effectively on to defend themselves and attack other. i think it is depressing at this stage in our national life after all we have been been through and given the consensus on civil rights that this stuff is still going on.

let's talk to shep. what do you think? >> i don't know if she brought think bam but i know this.ow that deceit and hiding and playing this game of burying our heads in the sand was part of the game that americans play. this is america and we have great companies. we're the land of opportunity north the land of deceit. >> she is expected to address reporters. not much she can say and not much she revealed at this hearing today. maybe because she didn't know or couldn't say much or legally was told not to say much. what was the point of today's hearing and now what happens tomorrow before the senate? >> well, the point is -- she is apologizing -- this goes back long before she was there it's like the admiral that runs the ship. somebody messes up, the buck stops somewhere. didn't trueman said that in office? and she is the head of the organization. so here's the bottom line. the public has been lied to, as a result of that there's been death and destruction, and millions and millions of vehicles are being re-called, and i believe you go back and hear some of the comments made by pe

. >> and, shep, if you look out across this debris-strewn field you see the water tower.behind the water tower there was a plywood factory. it was leveled. >> homes and jobs lost in the area. all the best to the folks there. >>> we have been covering a trial with fascination nor last couple of weeks. it has begun and -- another one has gun, the case of a soccer mom and military veteran accused of murdering her own teenage son and daughter. police say she claimed the kids were misbehaving and rude, but her lawyer is saying she has a long history of mental illness, and really didn't understand what she was doing. we'll get the latest from the courthouse and the sad story, coming up. i'm rdy, and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years, but i needed help in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenline is pron to help peop quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostil

he's in for shep smith. a big news day. >> it sure is.ike the teacher who raped a 14-year-old student is going back behind bars. this was a huge controversy. a judge sentenced that teacher to only a month in jail saying the teen was, quote, older than her chronological age. today, the supreme court in montana overturned the sentence. how much more jail time will the teacher get? we'll have a look at that. and we know what the remaining 12% of mystery meat is at taco bell. we have the answer. and greg gutfeld, who better than the gut, to take us through that? >> you know what? i'm not going to spill the beans just yet. and by the way, i still like my fast food. hemmer, see you in a few minutes. >>> we'll have much more on this new benghazi fallout as well with our political panel coming up next. >>> plus, a man makes a grab for a police officer's gun and really puts up a fight for it. look at the two wrestling for control. how this skirmish all ends. >>> and ever wonder what hemmer was just talking about? what is in your taco bell? the fas

earnedman invests, and if she kept it hidden -- which i can understand the emobile part -- if you shepit hidden, knowing she had a serious diagnosis and didn't tell the producers, that's a different story. has to be determine by a judge or jury. >> she had no direct obligation to tell the producers, unless she was specifically asked the question, and there's no evidence she was ever asked or ever tried to conceal this or lie about it. so, she had no reason -- >> wait, wait, wait. certainly if i didn't disclose any of my medical conditions with my bosses, whether here or there or the future, they would have groups to raise them, wouldn't they? >> only if it affected your ability to do the job, and there was no evidence here that it was affecting -- >> are you saying that -- >> she felt she was not able to do the job. >> a little early for that. jennifer, look. i haven't not looked at the contract. we do know one thing. every contract has an imide covenant for failed dealing betn fathers and acting in in faith. >> she was dealing fair. >> she is a great actress and a great come can immed

here's shep. >>> a russian fighter jet flew too close to a u.s. navy ship in the black sea. a word from the pentagon as the situation in ukraine is spiraling further out of control and it's all on the back of vladimir putin. gunmen storming more buildings and ignoring a deadline to back down. now we're getting a much better idea of what putin's end game is. and we'll get to that. plus, heartbreak in kansas as a woman describes finding her father and her son dead. >> i saw he was lying on the ground, and my first thought was that he had a hart attack, just lying there. the very quickly i realized it wasn't that and i knew my dad was in heaven within seconds. and i ran around the truck and i saw my son lying there, and -- >> her news conference, an incredible sight, like nothing i have ever seen. a known racist now accused of going on a killing spree. apparently tarring jews on the eve of passover. let's get to it. >> but first from the fox news deck at 3:00 in new york city, we have very serious developments in russia and ukraine to report. now russia's president, vladimir pu

here's shep. >>> a potentially major setback in the month long search for the missing malaysia airlineser, the trail has gone completely silent. we'll look at what that could be for the search and get one theory of why crews have not found a single piece of debris anywhere. >>> plus an american locked up in cuba on charges he tried to help topple the cuban regime. his lawyer says the u.s. government is putting his client's life in even greater dange danger. let's get to

here's shep. >>> a russian fighter jet flew too close to a u.s. navy ship in the black sea. from the pentagon as the situation in ukraine is spiraling further out of control and it's all on the back of vladimir putin. gunmen storming more buildings and ignoring a deadline to back down. now we're getting a much better idea of what putin's end game is. and we'll get to that. plus, heartbreak in kansas as a woman describes finding her father and her son dead. >> i saw he was lying on the ground, and my first thought was that he had a hart attack, just lying there. the very quickly i realized it wasn't that and i knew my dad was in heaven within seconds.

. >> thank you so much, shep. >>> time to check out what america is clicking on today.toy. in fact, yep, that's a toddler inside. child stuck in a crane machine at a bowling alley in nebraska. apparently, he just crawled right inside after escaping his mother's apartment. but he's okay now. >>> toyota unveiling its new triek. the iroad is a futuristic three-wheeled car built for one or two people. it is electric. it travels about 31 miles in a single charge. top speed, 37 miles per hour. >>> and a different type of ride if you're tired of sitting in traffic. take this for a spin. rhino motors now shipping out its new electric unicycle. the commuter transport vehicle can be charged with a regular home outlet with a 12-mile-per-hour top speed. some cool rides there. >>> a special needs teen in pennsylvania is convicted for recording bullies picking on him. the bullying had been going on for months. despite his own mother's complaints to the school. well, when school officials found out about christian stanfield's recording, they didn't discipline the bullies. nope. they g

. >> shep, thanks, are postal workers delivering big bills to pairs. earlier this week a series of inspect general reports. some are using government travel cards to pay from gambling to personal travel to bowling. now postmaster general path donahue is here to respond and you are a little bit mad at me. >> a little bit. >> what's the problem? >> the key number is very few, we have 500,000 plus excellent employees in the postal service do a great job. >> i don't doubt for a second. >> couple of bad apples, we address them and take care of that the other key thing is no taxpayer money. we don't take it, we are self-sufficient and we want to stay that way. >> a couple of things, i don't agree with that that's just not true. you have a 15 billion-dollar loan you got from the federal government september 2012. that's the limit as high as you can go 15 billion. you haven't paid a dime back of it as of a month ago. you owe the taxpayers $15 billion. then you have got this woman. you may have a plan but you still have not paid it back. then you have got this

gregg: yeah, because i know couple of guys who are in the pokey or as shep would say the hoosegow overe. >> don't want to do that. mitt romney said pay all the taxes you eand spot not a dime more. gregg: john roberts. thanks a lot. jenna: friends of yours in the pokey? gregg: yeah a couple of them. they're still there. >>> all right, nobody likes paying taxes but it turns out there are different reasons the tax bug is on us. we asked in a recent "fox news poll," what bothers you the most about paying taxes. jenna: i can't wait to see these answers. 35% of those polled said the way the government spends our money. followed by 28% of americans who say the rich aren't paying enough. 14% said too many people don't pay taxes at all. gregg: 11% say the forms are too complicated. i'm with you on that one. jenna: absolutely. gregg: finally 9% say the biggest gripe about taxes how much they themselves paid? really? seriously? jenna: moment of reckoning, isn't it? gregg: by the way, friendlier reminder tomorrow, tax day, sorry about that. jenna: good reminder. we should remind everybody about th

tell even in the early days in the hospital just how -- i mean, she's just a remarkable person and shepnk really touched a spark with a lot of people, and we got so much response from the interview that we did together. so many people called me up and wanted to talk to adrianne, and you know, it was -- i just found her so empowering in those really dark, difficult days. she was sort of this ray of light, and continues to be. and i think that's what's cool about the documentary, that she's not afraid to talk about the days that aren't so good and there are plenty of those days. >> important for you to remember, it wasn't a given's i remember being in boston, hearing about your story and saying, wow, i wonder which way you'll take this situation, because you were such a high level professional dancer. that could have meant, i'll never get back to that level or i'm going to be even more driven than before. what helped you made that decision you would get back? >> it helps to say it on national television, right? >> sort of committed to it early. >> i'm going to do this. >> i sort of commit

it could shep the department recruit officers. >> the ultimate reality television show.ostly in the 50s right now. 52 in san francisco and 46 in the bay. want to show you a couple of live pictures here. filtered sunshine none the less we are going to hit the high 70s here today. 78 alodge the peninsula. san francisco 69 and forecast shows you cooler weather tomorrow. >> haze but not a big deal. i was concerned about the slower drive. congested towards the high-rise. the map will show you that it is a slower drive when you move away from the toll. coming uf 238. should be clear in the next few minutes. lighter volume and we have the slower spots. back to you. >> all right thank you so much. another local news update coming up in half an hour i'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, royal welcome. the duke and duchess and their little prince touch down in australia as their tour down under rolls on to adoring crowds. we'll be live in sydney. >>> plus, little miracles. conjoined twins separated in a risky procedure at just 1 month old get ready to celeb