. >> shepard: did he seem upset? all. that's the thing. only thing he worried about was his earpiece for his hearing aid. >> shepard: what did the cops say or the security guards or whatever? >> well, they were -- they were just -- they picked him up and said don't worry about it and just -- just asked us to stand aside and calmed down the situation because we were all pretty mad. >> shepard: yeah, i guess so. i never heard of anything quite like this, steven. you know? >> i didn't either but i was thinking this is bound to happen somewhere around us. i never thought it would happen here but it did. i always thought what would i do? then i did what i thought i would do. >> shepard: steven madda. there was no more contact -- i get the feeling the police will never tell us so while i've got you, if you can remember anything else he said or did that might be interesting, i would appreciate it. >> nothing at all. just talking about his hearing aid. i didn't see any stuffed monkeys on him. he didn't have anything like tha

i'm shepard smith. a white house spokesman says the explosions in boston are, quote: clearly an act of terror. now, from that same spokesman to learn whether the perpetrators are domestic or foreign and whether those perpetrators are members of a terrorist organization. to those questions at this moment we have no answers. right now awaiting another briefing from officials in boston with the latest information. it's scheduled to begin at this moment. we will take you there when it does. here's what we know right now. at least two people are confirmed dead, 70 hurt after two bombs exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon. one witness says he watched a trash can explode. here is video of the first woman and and -- bomb and moments of chaos that followed. [explosion] screaming] [explosion] >> shepard: and another camera captured the scene moments right after the first blast, along with the second explosion. both blasts came just before 3:00 boston time. the last runners finished time in the marat

here's "studio b": >> shepard: don't do that. >> megyn: did not react to that. >> shepard: i heard him say, please don't do that. i thought, is he talking to me? >> megyn: can't let that pass without comment. >> shepard: i missed it. >> megyn: it's like he does it on every live shot, get out. >> megyn: let's begin this hour with breaking news in the ricin letter case. moments ago the senate majority leader harry reid confirmed we have had another instance at bowling air force base. the senator would not elaboration. the news is interesting given we learn this morning that those poison letters sent to president obama and mississippi senator roger wicker, today the attorney for the suspect arrested last week reports the client is now out of jail. and sources are telling fox news the fbi is investigating whether somebody else may have for example -- framed him. the feds arrest is this guy last week in mississippi, an hour north or so of tupelo. right up on the tennessee state line. stood accused of mailing letters tainted with the deadly poison ricin to these two, the president, and senat

ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a 30-tablet free trial. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith,it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. the father of the b terror suspects tells fox news the fbi questioned him in russia and says he asked questions of the fbi. the father says he still believes both his sons were innocent. the victims of some sort of setup. he denies his older son hung out with extremists and he plans to travel to the united states with the mother of his two sons. trace gallagher has more. the mother may very well have serious legal problems if she goes to the united states. >> she's wanted on a warrant for shoplifting for allegedly stealing $1,600 worth of clothing from lord & taylor in boston. she was supposed to appear in court in october and missed the date. like the father, she maintains her sons were set up. she claims they took away her younger son's voice to prevent him from telling the truth and claims she encouraged her older son so embrace islam to get away from the smoking and drinking and womanizing and the fbi knew all about tamerla

>> shepard: seems to be divided on political lineds. >> it is.e the trend is in favor of more liberty but the fbi is good at what they do. they don't need these short cuts. they can shovel crimes by following the constitution. shepship thank you. attorneys have their last chance now to make their case in the so-called house of horrors abortion trial. that is what a grand jury called an abortion clinic in philadelphia where prosecutors say a for -- a doctor murdered live babies. an attorney for the doctor denied the charges. a codefendant is charged with theft for practicing medicine without a license. the trial has been filled with extremely graphic testimony and pictures and the reality of what happened here is not about abortion at all. the accusation is murder, and very brutal murder. prosecutor says the doctor performed abortions after the legal cutoff point and not only that, but four babies were born alive, and then the doctor killed them. one witness testified that the doctor even joked about one of those babies, saying it was so big, quot

he's shepard. >> shepard: the news begins anew. there are new details about the criminal history of the widow of the dead boston bombing suspect, and there she is. we have not heard from her but we're getting a more complete picture of katherine russell. >>> president obama now weighing in on the case, and is defending the job that the fbi has done, both before and after the attacks, and foxy knoxy, her memoir comes out today. what aman do knox has to say. that's all ahead unless breaking news changes everything on "studio b." help shep at 3:00 in new york city, new look at the witness dove the older suspect in the boston marathon terror attack. her name is katherine russell and these are photoses from her arrest in 2007 when police say she stole $67worth of clothing. she was 18 at the time. it happened, this arrest -- i should say it appears this arrest happens before she new tamerlan tsarnaev. they met at a nightclub sometime around 2009 and married soon after. until now we had not large much about the witness to who has largely

. >> shepard: this is the fox report. and there is bruins now in georgia where a gunman is holding four firefighters hostage. swat team on scene. our crews are too. we will take you there live. plus, new evidence. brand new evidence that north korea could launch a missile imminently. chanting. >> shepard: a region seemingly on the brink of war. after weeks of threatening all out nuclear attack, north korea continues its defiance. tonight, the u.s. and our allies respond. plus, don't call it a come back. political pushing back former new york congressman anthony weiner reportedly eyeing a run for mayor of the big apple. but will the infamous online photos that led to his downfall come back to haunt him? >> i don't know how i looked. >> a pair of teenage girls lifts a 3,000 pounds tractor and saved their father's life. >> shepard: breaking news now on fox news channel in the state of georgia where local police say a man with gun is holding hostage four firefighters. they say he has barricaded himself inside a elm who. the s

. >> shepard: this is the fox report. tonight, a classified report about north korea accidently made public today and it indicates the north koreans can probably put a nuclear weapon on a ballistic missile. brand new. and four months after the massacre at sandy hook elementary school, congress take as huge step toward restricting gun sales. >> we came here today to ask the senate to vote. >> shepard: with new town families on the hill, an early victory for supports of gun control. >> members of the senate decided in the end that we have enough capacity that we have enough compassion to do something about the scourge of gun violence. >> this bill is a clear overreach that will predominantly punish our families our neighbors and friends. >> shepard: tonight brace for more battles ahead. >> plus, a safe return for two young boys after authorities say their parents illegally whisked them off to cuba. >> they are just typical 4-year-old boys. >> typical boys who seem to enjoy the spotlight. [ laughter ] >> and the standoff wit

shepard?> shepard: looking ahead, what, this same defense witness back tomorrow. >> she was only here half the day today. alice violet, she got sick today so she left half day. they there still hasn't been any cross-examination of her, shepard, just direct examination so far. >> someone who is abusive isn't just abusive. >> right. >> someone who is abusive has wonderful traits as well. they are not just an abusive person. they have a thing about them that people love. >> using her expertise she is basing it on emails with jodi arias suggesting that travis alexander was an abuser. these are coming from jodi arias. there is no evidence showing that so far. >> shepard: shooting at fort knox army post in kentucky had the entire post on lockdown moments ago. so far no word on any victims. investigators till us they are searching the post. we're talking to reporters on the ground. updates coming right up. went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in a

here's shepard. >> shepard: breaking news now. i'm shepard smith in new york. authorityies in canada are about to report terror plots. this comes a week to the day after the boston bombings but we're told the cases are not connected, at least not as they can tell at this time. we're expecting a news conference in a matter of minute. >> first, a fox urgent. the feds filed formal charges against the 19-year-old suspect in at the boston marathon while the young man lay in a hospital bed. among the charges, use of a weapon of mass destruct. the the younger suspect lifted his phone to his ear shortly before the first blast. quoting, a few seconds after he finishes the call the large crowd of people around him can be react topping the explosion bomber number two, virtually alone, appeared calm. walks away without his national sba, having left it on the ground, and ten second later an explosion occurs in the location where bomber number two placed his knapsack. and today the white house says it will not designate the suspect as an enemy cot ban tenant. some g.o.p.make

they're not the elite runners. >> shepard: they're not. one could speculates that -- i read the column and i just wonder if you think that this race will now take on a completely new flavor forever? my sense of bostonians and new englanders in general is, they can take a punch and if you want to punch them and knock them down and make them change their ways, they're not going to allow that to happen. >> we like to think that and i think that's coming forward in a big way. at this hour in our town. at the same time next year's race, what's going to happen? 26 miles how much do you secure that area? what do you do rashing all the people. the whole beaut glove marathon is the access. it's a public event. you stand by the line and cheer. just hope we can't get the thing so protected you can't enjoy it the way we always have. >> well, i'm guessing that everybody hopes that. i think the same way about day-to-day activities in the city where i live. if you couldn't just walk up to the subway and get on, couldn't just walk through central park, co

shepard? >> shepard: dr. marc siegel live in boston.n bombings are coming up in the immigration debate in washington. it led to a very testy exchange on capitol hill today. that's next. @ >> shepard: catch the shouting match on capitol hill today right in the middle of a sweeping reform bill a ranking republic going at it with a democrat who co-sponsored the proposed overhaul. look at. this i say that particularly those who are pointing to what happened terrible tragedy in boston as a, i would say excuse for not doing a bill or delaying it many months or years. >> i never said that! >> i didn't say you did. >> i didn't say you did, sir. [gavel] >> i didn't say -- >> -- i didn't see -- i didn't say you did. >> mr. chairman, i don't approach right the senator leaning the witnesses who come here. >> that hearing comes one week after the boston marathon terror attack in which authorities name two immigrants as suspects. that has renewed questions over what homeland security knows or does not know about the estimated 1,100,000,000 illeg

>> shepard: hey, dan. it's my standing other public officials are getting extra protection as well. >> absolutely. all other county officials at the courthouse. we saw at the courthouse today that security was stepped up. there was a deputy at every door security was also tight throughout the county. and some district attorneys throughout the state are getting protection for themselves and in some cases for their families. the kaufmann county's d.a. office was closed today. we are told an interim replacement for mike mccleaned has -- mckelly lend has been named. >> dan springer live tonight kaufman, texas. the u.s. navy is making a big move toward north korea. relocating one of our warships and sea base platform closer to the north korean coast. the pentagon will apparently be able to keep a better eye on that country's military moves. including possible new missile launches. the warship able to intercept and destroy a missile should north korea decide to fire one o the pentagon also sending stealth fighte

over to you. >> shepard: i got it now. >> more technical issues. >> shepard: jonathan, good of you. thank you. north korea now. north korea is ready to launch a missile, and that would be a huge mistake. that's a warning today from the secretary of state john kerry, who is today meeting with leaders in south korea. the pentagon has been telling us for days north korea could at any moment launch a missile like this one, like the one we're hoping to see in a minute but we don't have that. it has a range of 2500 miles which puts south korea in striking range and also japan and the u.s. territory of guam. now that american top diplomat in the region, saying a launch would be a huge act of defiance. today sect carriy has a blunt warning for kim the younger, you couldn't stand a chance against the united states. >> we will defend our allies. we will stand with south korea, japan, and others, against these threats. and we will defend ourselves. , and kim jong-un needs to understand, as i think he probably does, what the outcome of a conflict would be. >> secretary kerry also played down ye

shepard? >> shepard: jennifer griffin at the pentagon tonight. iran is getting sick of north korea grabbing the today the iranian regime announced two new projects that it reports will increase its ability to produce uranium. of course iran claims that its nuclear program is strictly for peaceful purposes, producing electricity and such. but much of the world is quite skeptical and the timing of today's announcement has raised some eyebrows because it comes just days after the latest nuclear talks ended without any kind of deal. meantime, an earthquake near iran's first nuclear plant has reportedly killed at least 37 people and injured hundreds more it happened in the southern part of the country, a 6.1 magnitude quake. fortunately not many people live near the epicenter. 60 miles to the northwest is the bashir nuclear facility. iran reports there was no damage to that plant. that's what they are reporting. and that there was no radioactive release. a fox news reporter is facing six months behind bars now for refusing to reveal her sources. it's

>> shepard: six minutes until 4:00 in boston.ere yesterday had officials around the world scrambling to beef up security but some of the biggest precautions may be in london where the next major marathon is this sunday. even before that tomorrow's funeral in london for former prime minister margaret thatcher is expected to draw enormous crowds. our resident brit is live. it's going to be a different atmosphere at london's marathon. >> it certainly is and organizers are saying they would like the marathon to be in part a tribute to the victims of the boston bombings. there will be a 30-second period of silence before each of the three starts along the marathon route. they are encouraging runners also to wear black arm bands. those arm bands are going to be given out to every single runner as they register for the race, and of course, the police force in london and all the security forces are reviewing security, although they say they have not, at this point, stepped up any threat level. listen. >> we are working with the marathon

shepard? >> shepard: claudia cowan in san francisco this afternoon. just about 2500 people hundred people in that town. it's the kind of space where they don't lock their doors at night or at least it used to be. the white house now says president obama spoke with his russian counterpart vladimir putin today about coordinating their efforts to fight terrorism. the leaders also apparently discussed the concerns about syria and the chemical weapons there. just last week we learned that u.s. intelligence indicates the syrians may have used nerve gas against their people. that's president obama has line.in the past would the white house says right now there is not enough evidence. >> there is much more to be done to verify conclusively that the red line that the president has talked about has been crossed. >> shepard: still, the pentagon does have options in case the president decides it's time to take action. jennifer griffin with the news live at the pentagon tonight. explain the possible plans for using force, jen. >> well, both the white house and the

shepard? >> shepard: adam housley tonight. adam, thanks. a gang of crooks launches a military style assault on an armored truck and in that truck millions of dollars. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. italy, police say the armed robbers ambushed that truck busy highway using a tractor-trailer to slow traffic and large van to block the road. several men with heavy weapons jumped out of the van, opened fire and blasted open the armored truck with explosives. they set fire to the tractor-trailer and escaped in get away cars with some $13 million. nobody hurt. ukraine. rescuers pulled several people to safety as floods swamped homes north of the capital city of kiev. similar flooding has hit the center of neighboring russia where spring temperatures are smelt melting the winter snowfall. india. crews rescued a young leopard that it fallen into a well in western state. officials hoisted the big cat from the pit with a wooden platform. experts say threats to the leopard's national habitat have forced the animals to stray into

-- >> that's going to be successful. >> shepard: uh-huh. or a five month trial like on the other network. good grief. >>> a fox urgent. great news from wall street, it's happening again. the big board, the dow's up 10 at -- 130 and new record territory. i think this would be the 11th 11th record high close of the year. i think. we're looked a up. but astounding numbers when you consider how much we have recovered in the past -- since the great bust. if you bought an index fund then and put into in it, you would be doing mighty nice. it's hard to imagine we're flirting with 15,000. we're just 200 points away after the federal reserved -- they usually put them out at 2:00 but a spokesman says folks accidentally saw them and they released the minutes ahead of trading. no major news but stocks soared on word the fed will continue to pump billions into the economy. the china inflation rate wasn't as high as thought so they're not raising interest rates. >>> the president officially unveiled a proposal for a federal budget today and judging by so

shepard? >> shepard: syria is one of three countries with active chemical weapons programs. others iran and north korea. israel last year characterized syria's chemical weapons program largest in all the world. a series of massive explosions blasted through barges on a river. ficials shot into the sky and workers are hurt details coming. enormous crowd gathers to remember unimaginable loss. memorial drew thousands of people including the president of the united states. that's coming up in the journalists of fox news on this thursday fox report. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. [explosion] >> shepard: that was one of several blasts fire officials said they de

shepard smith -- >> shepard: what are we hearing from the families? >> tom clements' family is not speak, and nathan leon was father and leaves behind a why wife who is not impressed. >> how die tell my four-year-old, daddy was murdered because of a clerical error, because of something they failed to look into. how do you tell your four-year-old daughter that? >> she says she is looking into their legal options, but we have been told by attorneys that government does its best to protect itself. >> alysha, thanks. we just heard from the wife of the slain pizza delivery guy. she and her mother will join us live minutes from now at the bottom of the hour. first, investigators say they're looking into possible and potential links between the shooting of the colorado prison chief and the prosecutors in texas. the colorado suspect died in texas, and prison record show he joined a white supremacist gang while behind bars. with is now the former assistant director for the fbi in new york, bill gavin. until you know what's up you have to look at everything. >>

. >> shepard: happy monday. the news begins anew and the parent of the 15-year-old girl are speaking out about the sexual assault they said led her to kill herself. >>> we're learning police made a new arrest in the killing of the district attorney in texas and his wife months after the shooting death. the deputy, one law enforcement officer said we can all sleep better tonight. >>> and a very important supreme court case. centered around the building blocks blocks of human life. the legal debate over patents or genes. that's all ahead, unless breaking news changes everything. on "studio b." >> first, from fox, at 3:00 in new york city, 15-year-old audrie potts called her mother from school last fall and asked her mom to pick her up saying, i can't do this anymore. hours later she killed herself. that's the word from her family's attorney, as we learn more about the sexual assault allegations and the photograph of that incident that had good-begun to spread. according to relatives she hanged he was eight days af

she was obviously not pro-arias, shepard. >> shepard: time will tell on that one. back to the trial, the defense has a witness on the stand for the third day. what are we hearing from her? >> her name is alice la violate. she is the final witness. her final go through the emails that the letters he wrote to jody diareas, a mental abuse his or her took advantage of jody diareas. he used her. he had a number of them. jody diwas one of them. trying to show that travis was a bad guy, basically. take a listen. >> my impression was that she had serious concerns about mr. alexander and ms. arias' relationship. that she was concerned about his history and how he treated her. >> again, those were emails between some of travis alexander friends and travis jodi arias. we are waiting for this cross-examination to begin of this final defense witness. >> shepard: adam housley from los angeles. thanks very much. a former volunteer firefighter and his girlfriend sparked most of the 70 fires that have ranged across virginia's eastern shore over the past five months. now that couple

i'm fine right now. >> shepard: that's great to hear. before this, i think all anybody was talking about was florida gulf coast and when they bowed out, kevin ware gave the world something to talk about. you're going to be defined by this for the rest of your life. have you thought about that? >> it's crazy because i was actually rooting for the florida gulf coast because one of my high school teammates plays for them now, bernard thompson. we're close and he's been devastated by this too. so i am just trying to get through this as quickly as possible. >> shepard: i know it will be some work and you're paying attention to things around you. have you see the video from the rutgers coach? i have. it's devastating to watch. i feel like i couldn't be one of those kids getting attacked by a coach or even just being -- using that kind of language he did. it's not right. you don't treat people like dogs because you don't know how those people might react. i don't know who you would react to a situation like that but i'm glad i'm not in that sit

>> shepard: casey, thanks much. the national hockey league made an historic move to fight homophobia in sports and this comes amid lots of talk that a number of pro football players may come out as gay on the same day. that's the word. nothing confirmed. the nhl announced an official partner ship with a gray rights group, you can play project to give teams training and counseling on gay issues. it's the first major professional sports league to do so the. officials say the league will work to create public service announcements. the nhl commissioner says the deal should make it clear that pro hockey is open to everybody. >> to the extent that somebody might feel that there would be a stigma attached, we're trying to set the tone and send the message that you can be welcome, you will be included, and that diversity is a strength. >> in 2011 the national football league banned discrimination bases on sexual orientation. the nba has similaries. >> jodi arias now, and we're hearing from her in her own words. weeks after

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shepard? >> shepard: claudia cowan in san francisco.tic video now as the victim of an attempted holdup disarms the gunman and chases him. our top story on a fox trip across america. louisiana, it happened over the weekend in new orleans. can you see a man walking along the sidewalk when a guy runs up behind him and points a shotgun in his face. the suspect reportedly demanded money and that's when the victim ripped the gun out of the would be robber's hand and gave chase. police say moments later two men in a black car pulled up and the driver told the victim give me my gun back and i'll give you the phone you dropped. instead, the victim smashed the rear window with that shotgun and the vehicle drove off. at last check, cops were still searching for the gunman. indiana, an explosion leveled a home north and west of indianapolis dispatchers say they got a call yesterday morning about a house fully engulfed in flames. fire crews arrived to find only smoldering ruins and pieces of debris scattered in trees. nobody hurt. investigators now

shepard? >> shepard: eric shawn from boston tonight.ton street there got back to business today nine days after the attack. city crews scrubbed the area of most of the evidence, they tell us and construction workers poured a fresh layer of cement over the sidewalk where one of the bombs exploded. one man who works nearby told the associated press that it will be a while before there is any sense of normalcy there. well, now to that alleged terrorist plot to attack a bridge over which a train runs between new york city and toronto. one the suspects today challenged the canadian court's authority. the suspect is representing himself. he told the court he doesn't need a court appointed lawyer. he told the judge, in fact, criminal code is not a holy book. the judge told him to save that for another court. the suspect then went on to deny the charges against him. investigators say that suspect and another man, planned to below blow up the railroad bridge just as a train traveling between toronto and new york crossed. prosecutors say the men

. >> shepard: the news begins anew on studio b with two breaking stars. were the accused boston marathon bombers setting their sights on number city? officials here athey were. targeting times square. the white house says intelligence shows the syrian regime has used deadly nerve gas on its own people. more proofed inned? three people badly hurt after a series of explosions on barges filled with fuel. and the carnival cruise ship triumph in the middle of it all again. that's all ahead, unless breaking news changes everything. an "studio b." >> first, from fox at 3:00 in new york city, just one hour ago the mayor revealed to major intelligence from the fbi that the boston terror suspects had planned to drive to new york after the marathon attack, and set off the rest of their bombs in times square. >> they had built these additional explosives, and we know they had the capacity to carry out the attacks. if god forbid they arrived in new york city and again to times square, they would have seen an emotorhome mouse police presence. >> shepard: never happened

>> shepard: just in.ecret service confirms it's investigating a report that the personal information of recently sworn in secret service director, julia peterson, has been hacked. they'll provide no other information. she was sworn in as the first woman director of the secret service by vice-president biden during a ceremony on have 27th apparently her personal information, they're investigating whether it was hacked. sounds like they think it was. updates on this and what might have been compromised. >> usual officials confirm to fox that north korean missiles are on the move. they're repositioning mid-range missile launchers, a possible sign of a test launch. we're told the pentagon is watching the movements closely. this comes as leader there, lil' kim, saying they -- an attack could come any day and the moment of explosion is fast approaching. analysts say it would be years before north korea could actually strike the united states, but yesterday the pentagon announced it was moving a missile defense

life opens up when you do. >> shepard: i am shepard smith and this is the fox report and bottom of theand top of the news. secretary of state john kerry warning north korea dictator if he hitches a launch button for a missile test he will be making a big mistake. north korea could test the missile any moment and he commented on a pentagon intelligence report that indicated moderate confidence that the north has ability with missiles. >> it is inaccurate that the dprk fully tested or developed capabilities that are articulate in the report. >> shepard: just cucking a nuclear test is different than an atomic bomb on a missile. greg is live in south korea. >> in the past hour secretary kerry will talk to north korea if it abides by the international obligation. all of the meetings held by secretary of state kerry aimed to avert a missile launch and he said it would isolate the pyongyang and the young leader. kerry played down the report. he said it is making advances and a nuclear north korea is not acceptable. for its part north korea said they would not abandon the program. they are pre

and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> shepard: i'm shepard

>> shepard: rick, thanks much. in locals here say new federal rules are making things worse for them. we'll take a look at the fema regulations. >> a judge in a huge cheating scandal. not just kids with crib sheets. we're talking prosecutors going after dozens of teachers and administrators. that's next as we report live from the jersey shore, where 20 minutes ago, it was pushing 70 degrees, and beautiful. now the rain is coming down and it's in the mid-50s. jersey shore. you don't like the weather, guff me five minutes. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >> 16 minutes before the hour. a grand jury has now indicted dozens o

i'm shepard smith. we interrupt regular programming on my stations and fox stations to bring you breaking news from water town, massachusetts. it is the belief now that the second suspect in the boston marathon shooting is down on the street in water town, mass. and that the second suspect may w have been incapacitated. this went down about 20 minus ago when a woman in water town in a residential neighborhood called police, it's our standing tonform them that police had swept her boat and her boat house earlier in the day and found that there was nothing there. yet, she lood out the window and saw that the door of the shed door was open. and she noticed what looked like blood on the boat. the -- and she said that there were bloody clothes there as well. suggesting possibly that somebody may have changed there fast forward just a few minutes. the police arrive and it's our standing from the reporting of fox 25, wfxt in boston and a reporter there that when police arrived there was a barrage of gunfire. m

bill, good evening. >> bill: shepard, thank you very much. this is a special edition of the o'reilly factor. it's a dramatic story line today and extending into the night in boston. anything could happen at any time. so what we are going to do is pop in and out of the live coverage up there. we are going to go back to our affiliate channel 25 in boston doing a very very good job. they have got their people very close to the second suspect. the first one as you know is dead. all right, his brother. and the second one is wounded. apparently lying in a boat, surrounded by police. police will get him. it's just a matter of when. so let's go back to fox 25 in boston. >> the officer on scene was saying he is inside the boat. he is inside the boat. there was a canvas top. he appeared to be puncturing holes in the canvas top and right after that, is when people like paul sutherland heard multiple shots on scene. >> when your friend there paul you sullivan said that all hell broke loose. >> absolutely. he described it as up to 20 shots, just pop pop p

right to the scene in watertown to shepard smith. he has been on the ground all night for the fox news channel. >> reporter: the tweet came from the boston police and reads in all caps captured. the hunt is over. the search is done. the terror is over and justice has won. suspects in custody. it has been a long and difficult four days here in boston and across new england and for that matter across america as many of our viewers who have been watching throughout the night know this all began just before fox reports late in the 6:00 hour when it is our understad all oe together specifically in the hours ahead. right now we are waiting for a news conference and that will happen shortly and we will take you there live. first during the latter half of the 6:00 hour on fox news channel we got word that a woman called police and said you came and slept in my boathouse and there was no one in my boat and things changed. there is a door open and i see blood and maybe bloody clothes. police came. varying reports about how they found out the m

studio b with my friend shepard smith. that are yot war crimes. the government has chosen to charge him with conspiracy to aid a terrorist organization. the aid that the government says he provided is the speeches and propaganda and publicizing osama bin laden's effort. so that would not be a crime in a military tribunal but in a civilian court. >> our producer in the courtroom just came out of the courtroom. this proceeding is over. the judge for reasons that our people don't understand didn't set a trial date. >> well, we are a long way from a trial date. i mean, he was just brought before the court for the first time two weeks ago. typically the time between the first appearance and the actual summoning of the jury in the beginning of a trial in a federal system in the united states of america is about nine months. what happens in that nine months is examined by psychiatrists to make sure he can communicate with his lawyer, that he's mentally sound. the government has to surrender the entire file to his lawyers and they have to look through it

but there was a german shepard that came running behind him. i guess he has this -- i've never seen his dog, nor have i seen him. it's funny, because my wife -- we've nephew seen this guy. yard is always a mess. we live in a nice neighborhood and it's really ironic that this would be going down the first day i see him. i'm lived here a year-and-a-half. >> so you didn't know him, didn't have experience with him before so he starts coming toward you. and he had a dog, you're saying? >> caller: yeah, he had a german shepard that came out of his house. he came out of his front door and was coming towards me to stop me, because i was, you know, just putting by on my motorcycle, making -- i didn't have a helmet on. i was in my shorts and flip flops and checking my bike out in my cul-de-sac. >> did you see the s.w.a.t. team going in or hear the concussion grenade, the flash bangs? >> caller: absolutely. i mean, i'm two doors over so everything was -- you know, to me everything was just normal. obviously, there was a situation. but as i've been sitting

we see this in the sam shepard case. there is a tendency and i don't know if you agree, but with police to basically take the person closest to the crime which requires the least imagination. >> i would put it slightly differently. often there's a tendency to take that explanation which involves the least amount of thought and often an explanation that sets in early on and persists by any countervailing evidence. it persists despite everything. you mentioned, someone should do at some point a taxonomy of murder cases because there are all of these different kinds and maybe in fact you have done just that sort of thing. >> i mean i have tried and i was greatly inspired to continue trying when i read your book. but you know i think you are right. you have cases where they find the shooter and then they have to decide whether someone pay them or someone was behind them or he was a loner. this goes back to abraham lincoln and john wilkes-booth. yes he shot lincoln. there were two other assassination attempts that night by as

i'm shepard smith in watertown, massachusetts. this is continuing coverage of the aftermath of the boston bombings. now, the capture of the second of two suspect who right now is at masses general hospital and said to be in serious condition. you are on the record with greta van susteren will begin shortly. a first of matter of hearing from the president of united states that is expected do speak the white house. ed, do we expect to learn anything more here or is this a thank you to all? >> i think it will be a thank you. the president spoke emotionally after the terror attack and came out tuesday morning as well but gave little information he didn't bank account to get great detail on it. he didn't want to step on the investigation on the ground but you bet he will be relieved this has been taken care afternoon the early stages. we have to caution there have been reports tonight about other places being searched. this investigation is sill unfolding even as at least the second susct has been taken into custody alive. there is sti

also saying why he picked number 98 for his jersey. 98 representing the year that matthew shepard was killed in one of the country's most infamous gay hate crimes. shepard's mother, judy, says that news made her cry and was honored. >>> turning to boston marathon bombing investigation fbi agents visited tamerlan tsarnaev's widow monday, leaving with several bags of material. catherine russell is staying at her parents' house in rhode island. officials reportedly collected a dna sample from her to compare with the dna found on one of the bomb fragments used in the marathon attack. investigators note that dna could have come from anyone. >>> monday surviving suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev has a high-profile addition. defense attorney judy clark has negotiated life sentences for several past clients including the unabomber, susan smith and others, sparing them the death penalty. dzhokhar was wounded in a shoot out and is now recovering. >>> new this morning, a deadly blast has rocked damascus for the second day in a row. state tv showed rows of damaged cars, smoke-filled streets where at leas

i'm shepard myth. here's neil cavuto. >> thank you, shepard very much. this this scene a little more than an hour ago, an explosion that looked like something freakish at the moment. now looking like something that might have been more coordinated. two relatively back-to-back explosions that have already claimed at least a couple dozen injuries and three dead. two explosions today at the boston marathon. almost as soon as word of this came out, stocks started tumbling, on fears this is a terrorist attack. there's no way of knowing but shy point out that as soon as this happened, anyone with money was parking it in bonds. it's a little arcane, put suffice to say the average folks in boston, they're in near lockdown conditions, tough to leave the city of boston, tough to get in to the city of boston. analogous to other cities that have seen attack office thus ilk, of course famously in new york but don't forget madrid and london and atlanta. bill baillie joins me, a former fbi investigator who is get this the same time we're getting this. what do you make

>> shepard, we got this through sources who verified for us that these are actual crime scene photos from the first bomb from monday's boston marathon bombing. >> shep: tell me what we're looking at here. whether i look at it, i can't tell what it is? >> what you are seeing is an ordinary, everyday pressure cooker. they are very common in the stores, but also they are common for bomb making. you also see a black padded either knapsack or duffel bag that my sources say the bomb was carried in. there is also small bearing type pellets, and some sort of put at this holding them together. it was part of the shrapnel that mates it deadly. >> so investigators had this from the early minutes. the people took the pictures. what you are saying they took pictures of this. since then they have been analyzing it. looking at all the materials, trying to trace them back to the source and helping them trace to whoever bought them and put them together. >> that is exactly what they do. where were they manufactured and where were they sold. they are very common everyday pieces. the key is when they g

he came on the fox news channel to talk to our own shepard smith about the o.ou that alligator? >> yeah. of course. he was trying to bite my arm off. >> and did you scream or did you say anything or what did you do? >> i screamed. i screamed. >> is he recovering very well. he sleeps all through the night. even the night that it happened. >> actually my mom and dad is getting the nightmares. i'm sleeping good. >> shepard: ha ha, ha ha. '. >> good for him. >> that's the alligator. >> dana: i saw this last night after eric bolling when you tweeted about mike tobin. if you haven't seen it, check this out. mike tobin one of our reporters kissed bombed when people get in your camera shot. is he outside the hospital reporting on the terror attack. watch him. >> goes off according to the fbi at the location where he dropped -- please don't do that -- where he dropped -- where he dropped his knapsack, shepard? >> dana: i love it i'm so glad he is on our side. >> those are athletic reflexes. >> they call him the hammer for a reason. all right, bob, you are on. bob: yeste