>> i'm just interested in hearing how dennis and judy shepard shepard feel about the book. >> i'm happy to answer that. i thought we would get to that later in questions that but i'd be happy to talk about that. there has been no direct response from dennis and judy. what there was is there was a statement that was released. the book has been out for about four months and i believe it was an early out over. the book had just been out for him after a few days and there was a statement released by the matthew shepard foundation saying, and i'm really paraphrasing here, it was a short statement, one paragraph long. it just said we are not going to respond to innuendos or rumors or conspiracy theories and said that they would continue, they would continue with the work they had set out to do in matthew's memory but there was not a single, there was not a single reference to anything in the book, any specifics so do no saying this is not true for this reason and that has been the case over the last four months. in the book i have along quote from jason marsden who is currently the executive

shepard?an, in florida for us. >>> and the nsa told congress that ed snowden gained access to at least some of the classified documents he leaked after he copied a co-worker's pass word. in a letter to lawmakers, the legislative director says that that employee has since resigned after the government revoked his security clearance. ed snowden has said he did not steal any password. >>> the son-in-law of a couple who died when a package exploded at their home now faces murder charges. happening monday east of nashville. the victims were in their 70s. the investigators didn't mention motives but the investigators were told the suspect may have owed his inlaws money. >>> and comcast agreed to buy cable for a whoping $45 billion. if they approve the deal, the new giant will have about a third of all cable customers in america. >>> remember groundhog day? punxsutawney phil predicted six more weeks. you may want to get rid of him. his home state of pennsylvania got hit hard in this storm and if we h

shepard always fun to talk to you even when you don't have good news. thanks so much. we're going to turn to the indoor news most of the news this past week did poke focus on weather one big story, congress raised the debt limit and they did it without a big fight. house speaker john boehner cleared the way for passage in the house, republican liter mitch mcconnell moved around the filibuster got it through the senate. we're joined now by former republican senator jim demint who heads up the heritage foundation author of upcoming book "falling in love with america again" senator, the good thing for us about this storm is, you were going back to south carolina you couldn't get there. >> i'm glad to be here in person. >> schieffer: you're here with us. let's talk about this. you and sea party folks, john boehner cleared the way of getting this done, this is not something tea party folks, are you going to try to topple john boehner now? >> i'm amused talk about the tea party this is just millions of americans who are concerned about spending and debt and thousands of litt

collins, first openly gay athlete to play in any major sport, will take the court in honor of matthew shepard. shepherd brutally murdered in wyoming 16 years ago, one of the most horrifying attacks on a gay person in history. his death led to changes in hate crime legislation. tonight, the brooklyn nets will face the trailblazers in portland and colins will wear the number 98. 98 refers to 1998, the year that matthew shepard was killed. the former player won 46 on his debut sunday because it was the only spare jersey the nets had with them on the road. >>> giants and a's square off in scotsdale for the team's first spring training game. opening day more than a month out for the orange and black. we know who will be the starting pitcher on march 31st against the diamondbacks. lefty, madison bumgarner. bruce bochy wanted to check that box off in the pitcher's career. hudson scheduled to pitch the opener april 8th. >>> nick cunningham returned home from sochi to a hero's welcome. >> usa! usa! usa! >> that's cool, right? >> yeah. cunningham went from sochi to munich to chicago to denver before fi

i'm shepard smith reporting. nor more food now.re than thousand tons of counterfeit food and drinks worth millions of dollars. officers found more than noun gallons of fake -- 30,000-gallons of fake oil and vinegar, and 80,000 cookies and chocolate bars, 20-tons of spices and condiments. and enough fake champagne to fill 60,000 bottles. officials say the operation involved 33 different countries in europe, americas, africa, and asia, and rounded up almost 100 people for questioning. how can you but sure what you're eating is real? let's bring in a restaurant and drinks editor of bon -- bon apetit, and lea is here. >> that previous segment -- i've eaten a lot of food but -- >> she's very brave. >> shep is very brave. >> i'm reading the research for the segment and i find out my cinnamon is not sib mon, my pepper is not pepper and if it comes with a bottle -- >> a cute little bear, not honey. >> oh do i know the difference and. >> olive oil, 69% of extra virgin olive oil was actually extra virgin. the big confusion is, where is it co

shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> ray nagin is now a convicted felon. a convicted not once, but 20 times over. the then mayor of the city of new orleans who never sent the buses is going away to prison for a very long time. the decision came in a new orleans courtroom just a short time ago. a jury found the former new orleans mayor guilty of bribery, guilty of corruption, guilty of fraud, guilty of money laundering, guilty of false tax reports. found him guilty on 20 of 21 counts against him. the one he was found not guilty on was a bribery charge but he was found guilty of receiving a $200,000 bribe from one man and a $25,000 bribe in a separate case from that same man. his family sent on lush vacations to hawaii and beyond while he sat back in new orleans messing with the city. all of this crime and corruption began before the hurricane in 2005 and continued after it. the accusation spanned his two terms at mayor. it included the landfall and aftermath of hurricane katrina. he went after and accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of bribes fo

he tweeted this picture with the family of matthew shepard. >> he wears the number 98 in shepa shepard's the meeting took place after the nets beat denver. >>> some of lebron james' teammates are having fun with his new face mask. >> all the kidding didn't start until after last night's game. our hoops highlights from the guys at espn. >> he's stan, i'm neil. this is the "sportscenter" set, the original "sportscenter" set. >> would we be on a fake one? >> good point. >> lebron james and the heat at home taking on the knicks. james first action since breaking his nose. has the mask on. raymond felton in the news this week, as well. hits the bucket there for the knicks but check out james. right down main street. he had 31 points, shot 13 of 19 and the heat big over the knick, 108-82. >> okay oregon needs to win at pauley pavilion because they make not make the tournament. anderson and adams sat down by coach alfred and what the ware brothers did on the final play of regulation. where was the oregon "d." >> dana altman and company can go, ooh, we almost gave that one away. in the end, oreg

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now it's time for shepard smith from the fox news deck. >> former u.s.t now, after he reportedly filmed dozen of porn flicks, then bailed on a monster hotel bill. also it looks like the self-professed serial killer may be clamming up now. cops plan to grill her on claims she could have dozens of victims, but her defense attorney is not going to make this easy. let's get to it. >> first, the teenager who claimed she murdered too many people to count could soon have to prove her story to the police.

during the game he wore number 98 in honor of shepard. >> my friends and family knew why i chose that number and now it's cool to see so many people support it. it's evident by people buying the jersey. >> collins' number 98 jersey is the top selling uniform on ktvu.com. shepard's parents said that collins gesture was genuine and thoughtful. >>> president obama and vice president biden teamed up in a video to mark the fourth anniversary of first lady michelle obama's let's move healthy eating initiative. >> let's move. >> the president and vice president show how they move around the white house. i don't know if they are always jogging around the white house but the first lady is asking people to share how they move on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> 6:27 is the time. deadly crash in one east bay city early this morning. we will show you how it's effecting people living blocks away from the crash scene. >> good morning. right now traffic is going to be very slow as you drive on highway 24 because of a fatal crash that happened just before 5:00 this morning. it was cleared about

. >>> and tonight, at 10:00 p.m., shepard smith will be here as america tries to cope with this record snow and ice. >> and we think that you and the company are corporate criminals. >> oil pipeline protesters target a big executive in his home. tonight we'll speak to the executive who is all too familiar with these tactics. >>> and then, stunning story about what is looking like a massive act of civil disobedience from gun owners in one state. >>> and showing up, what american families really think of the health care law. >> well, it is a mess. >> former presidential candidate mitt romney joins us on the debate and his 2016 future. can i help you? hey, is it true we can get four lines, unlimited talk and text and 10 gigs of data to share for 160 a month? yep. at&t's new family pricing. that's 100 bucks cheaper than us. i know. are you guys with verizon? what makes you think that? oh. just her nametag. and i see you guys at the food court every day. can we go back now? yeah. [ male announr ] introducing our best-ever pricing for families. 10 gigs of data to share. unlimited talk and te

"shepard smith reporting" from the fox news deck. talking about robots doing the vacuuming. >> first, a violent sex offender who opposite once attacked a child is on the run after he cut off his ankle monitor. >>> who gets first crack at the drug lord. a few days after being captured, a fight is shaping up about putting him on trial. that and the crazy details how he almost got away. don't you have a secret tunnel under your bathtub? >> good monday afternoon. at 3:00 in new york city, the people inside a new york restaurant had warning a deadly gas was spreading through the building, and dozens of them started to slowly suffocate, likely with no idea they were breathing in poison. one of two major emergencies involving carbon monoxide, a gas you can't see or can't smell, and even there are laws that require carbon monoxide detectors in certain homes there are no such laws for businesses. government figures show carbon monoxide kills hundreds of americans each year, sends thousands more to hospitals, and once it gets you, you can die

you were right. >> still looks like it, shepard. long-range forecast shows the first week of march, into the second week we're going to see very cold temperatures and as you pointed out, as far south as the tennessee river valley. even toward the gulf coast as we get into tomorrow and in toward the latter part of the workweek. there are your lows tonight. chicago, you have been below zero for 2 2 days this winter. that is the top five coldest winters so far for chicago. there's your wednesday night lows. lot of teens there. below zero for the upper midwest and great lakes. all the way down to atlanta, georgia, 26. our friends in minneapolis, where it has just been a brutal winter, not only the snow, but these are actual overnight lows. not windchills. minus teens for several days into the weekend. and then we're going to get another shot of arctic air and stretch as far east as the northeast with the windchills and the single digits and the teens heading into tomorrow, shep. >> thursday, worse. 8 or 9 in new york. 4 or 5 in boston.

shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>> thanks. the white house pushing back as the new health care law takes center stage on capitol hill. the head of the nonpartisan congressional budget office testified about what critics call a damming report. he told lawmakers obama care makes it easier for people to get health care without having a full-time job. so the analyst predicts lots of people might not choose to work as much. >> the act creates a disincentive for people to work. >> on the flip side the analyst reports the health care law will help reduce the unemployment rate. seems there's something for both sides to cling to in this report. republicans pounced claiming the law will hurt the economy. democrats argue that is not true. pointing to the positive findings including the health care premiums would go down and eventually so will the federal deficit. ed henry has all the politics on that ahead. >>> plus, winter misery. thousands of flights delayed or canceled, hundreds of thousands of people without power. let's get to it. >

"shepard smith reporting." knives to have you with us. before larry instantly transferred money from his bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge to streamline his investing and help him plan for the road ahead. that's the power of streamlined connections. that's merrill edge and bank of america. >> crews in northern iowa are fighting a chemical fire which forced officials to evacuate an entire city. the fire contains sulfuric acid but the man who owns the building says there's nothing dangerous in there. this while the city is under a blizzard warning. this happened the city of northwood, not far from the minnesota border. population about 2,000. here's new video from the scene. a state patrol spokeswoman says fire men are using othe

the latest at the top of the hour with shepard smith reporting. >> thanks so much, shep. >>> i guessould call it a sequel of sorts to the miniseries, "the bible." now you can see "the son of god" a movie about the life of jesus christ and it hits the big screen tomorrow. here is a sneak preview. >> my son. my son. >> don't be afraid. everything is possible with god. >> emmy award winning producer mark burnett and his actress wife roma downey produced the film and join me now. roma, you play mary as you did in the bible series. good to see you. >> lovely to see you. >> it has to be satisfying to know it's coming to the big screen. the bible was so fukushimaful on the tv screen. what does it mean to come to the world on the big screen. >> really when we were in morocco and saw dailies and looked on the big screen and said, mark, we should be making a big movie. i said, that's a great idea. after six months, we brought in helicopters to get sweeping shots, special effects scene from gladiator special effects, 5.1 surround sound and it comes out tomorrow in 3,100 screens. >> it's such a

and last night he paid tribute to matthew shepard. he was the college student that was murdered in 1998 because he was gay. >> my friends and family knew why i chose that number. and now it's cool to see so many people support it. it's et by people buying the jersey. >> collins number 98 jersey is now the top selling uniform on nba.com. shepards parents call collins' gesture genuine and thoughtful. >>> walmart says it's taking a bold step toward eliminating harmful chemicals. they will require manufactures to list the chemicals considered dangerous on labels of makeups, soaps, and household cleaners. they will have to reduce or eliminate them completely within a couple years. experts in the industry expect companies will change their products rather than lose their sales at walmart. >>> it happened again for the second time in 24 hours. a bay area store clerk fights off a would-be robber. check out the surveillance video of the incredible take down. >> we are live in san francisco where mother nature wreaks havoc overnight toppling tr

that's top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. >> wow, okay. compelling.nks, shep. >>> one of the post popular franchises in the country making changes to their sandwiches. ingredient bye-bye. the connection with of all things yoga mats? >>> puppies in danger. who better to protect them with nag number force and impact clint eastwood and his daughter. they will be here live next. lobsterfest is the king of all promotions. the coconut maine tail in new lober in paradise -- amazing! [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's lobsteest! with the year's largest selection of lobster entrees, ... ... ... ... ... ... ... anone topped with savory garlic shrimp. nobody does lobster like red lobster. [ male announcer ] hurry in to red lobster. and sea food differently. ♪ >>> time to check out what america is clicking on. now you can eat fresher. in the process of removing a chemical from its bread, a chemical used as a breaching agent. incidentally it's the same chemical used to make yoga mats and shoe rubber. subway said it will be out of its bread soon. >>> a nas

. >> shepard good, afternoon, how are you? >> i'm fine. we have poured through this, and as journalist one of the most frustrating things to happen is you get one perspective and not the other. i have this open story that comes from you and your family but i don't have an understanding why it happened. >> bottom line, you're looking at the events that caused this to happen, like you said earlier, all her doctors at tufts medical center, and were treating her successfully. unfortunately she had the flu. severe case, in february of last year, and her main physician, dr. corson, said she needs to be seen by her former stomach doctor, who a month earlier had left tufts to go to boston children's. so she went there to be a direct admission to the gi floor, so her new doctor, -- dr. flores, could see her and help her recover from flu. when you have mitochondrial disease, you get something bad. >> here's the apart don't understand. there's a missing piece here. i feel like the hospital or the courts can answer it mutt they're not allowed. when yo

he wears 98 in memory of matthew shepard would was murdered in 1998 in a anti-gay hate rhyme in -- crimeyoming. >> v showed off the moves in a video to promote "let's move," initiative. >> prime minister are you -- mr. president, are you ready to move? >> absolutely. let's move. >> at least they are not in jackets. this video of the president and vice president running the white house halls. the first lady wants you to share your moves on twitter. the president and vice president made it back to the oval office and rewarded themselves with a drink of water. >> all for a jog but you hey want to put this morning's jog on hold. >> we will check with mike on what is going on. >> usually there are dozens of joggers on the embarcadero and i see this time of the morning... no one. no one. maybe it is the wind that is their issue and they have been running in rain the last couple of days and it could get old. now, live doppler 7 hd shows the hest of the rain in the santa cruz mountains now down to the radar dome and this is going to be sent to the santa clara valley as more light rain. it will n

shepard smith reporting. >> thanks a lot, shep.watching. >> housing crash took its toll on cities across the country. a recovery in the works and rising prices bringing back home builders who say the recovery would be faster except they are having a hard time finding enough skilled labor. phil live in miami. phil, how serious is this problem? >> well, gretchen, the seriousness and impact and severity of the skilled labor shortage will really be seen when we see how robust the current rebound is. we're on the 11th floor of this high-rise condo tower. these are skilled laborers. a fire prevention guy. these guys are framers getting ready for dry wall to come in. as far as the economy growing and developers developing, there really is depending on wild card of skilled laborer. each critical position is needed right now. two-thirds of general contractors around the country worry they will not find enough people to fill all the jobs. >> the irony is that the places that were hardest hit during the construction downturn, cities like miam

he actually revealed to remember that year and to honor shepard's memory.shepard says she wanted to thank jason for keeping her son's legacy alive. >> great to see. thank you, josh. >>> we'll get the latest on that kerry kennedy case going to the jury right now as they try to determine whether the daughter of robert kennedy should be convicted for driving under the influence of ambien. abc's gio benitez has the story. >> reporter: this morning, kerry kennedy's fate is in the hands of a jury. four men and two women. handed the misdemeanor drug driving case -- >> we're very happy that the jury has the case. we think the evidence went in well. >> reporter: the defense which claims kennedy unknowingly took the sleeping pill ambien the morning she sideswiped a tractor trailer in 2012 rested thursday after calling its final witness. dr. david benjamin a clinical pharmacologist who helped get ambien approved by the fda said it can cause automatic type behavior or zombieism. they might become impaired and not know it. >> this is a responsible woman. had she had her

i'm shepard smith in new york. news and information. >>> breaking news keeps coming, the obama administration released brand new health insurance enrollment numbers and show a big jump in the month of january. what do we know about these numbers? how do they stack up compared to what they wanted? >> reporter: positive signs for the administration but really a mixed bag. at the end of the day the numbers show the president is likely to fall short of his initial goal signing up 7 million people for private insurance by the end of march. that was the initial goal and it's been revised downward. on the positive side, what these new numbers show they had more than a million people sign up, well better than previous months when the website was in d disarray. overall, if you have the cumulative total since october, it's well now over 3.3 million people who have signed up for private insurance and they say there has been a surge of young people actually enrolling in this new atlantic lahealth care. >> it is a large number

shepard, thank you. we'll see you coming up. >>> so was the case closed on this issue? talked about it a lot. there's new research or cell phones and cancer. we're going to tell you why scientists think they have finally settled this issue once and for all. and wait until you hear what they found out. >> and he's already a major player in hollywood. now ryan seacrest may be looking to take over the fashion world. why not? he's got his hands in everything else. next, the details on his plans. we'll tell you what it is. ♪ >>> so here is what america is clicking on today. a new study finding that babies born prematurely may benefit from people talking to them while they're still in the intensive care units. that study says it also helps them score higher in developmental life. a little talk goes a long way. >>> there's new research on international online dates habits that finds from india, to africa to mexico, more people turn to facebook to make a love connection than any other site in the world. you can learn all of those kind of things, right. >>> and rapper lil' kim r

i'm shepard smith.ing news in on information that will be pertinent to travelers around the world, frankly, and it has to do with explosives on jets. this has come as a warning from washington. and i'll read you what we've gotten. the department of homeland security has issued an alert to airlines about a possible shoe bomb threat. it's been a very recent and credible intelligence of people wanting to blow up airplanes. we would not normally break in with this short of alert. we get this kind of thing from the feds, i don't know, at least once a week. this one seems significant. the department of homeland security has issued an alert to airline s about a possible shoe bomb threat. nothing domestic. just for flights coming into the united states from overseas. they believe someone is trying to come into the united states with some sort of explosive related in some ways to their shoes. they go on to say the bulletin does not outline a specific plot, is not linked to the winter games about bombs in toothpa

. >> time to check in with shepard smith live at the news desk. >> babies could be born with not one or two but three biological parents, mom, dad, and donner. they mixed genes of three different people. mix them up and pop out a baby. critics say it could lead to so-called designer babies letting parents pick and choose things like eye color and even their children's height. science says this is about protecting lives and protecting children from deadly diseases. we'll hear from both sides of the debate, fair and balanced and explain how this farfetched idea would be quite real. >>> a big day shepard smith reporting for all of us on the fox news desk, we're welcoming maria bartiromo in the fox news family. you may have heard the name, something obscure in new jersey. now she found her way to midtown manhattan. she's new to the fox family. maria bartiromo joins us in the next hour. if you have questions tweet us. i will ask her the question, what are you doing here? why are you here? that's all coming up the top of the hour. >> thanks so much, she

. >> shepard smith from the fox news desk.'re following an attack on a popular cruise ship. authorities say this man ambushed a woman in her state room, raped her and beat her until she blacked out. then they say he tried to throw her body over the ship's balcony to cover her death. we'll tell you how this victim's quick thinking helped her survive. wait until you hear the suspect's confession and why he carried out this crime to restore his family's honor. >>> in addition, the whole world is watching what's going on in kiev. the fires burning in ukraine 10 minutes before 10:00 p.m. we're expecting another night of heavy violence. the government has spoken, the protesters have as well. a very important turning point for our relations two different regions coming up at the top of the hour, shepard smith reporting. >> thank you, shep. a woman sees a window display she finds offensive. what does she do? finds a unique way to get the store to get rid of it. what she did and what our female power panel has to say about that. >> thi

i bet shepard doesn't want to weigh into this conversation. >> conversation? happy valentine's day. for the olympic sprinter oscar pistorius. the blade runner is breaking his silence one year after the death of his girlfriend. ahead, his words to the world. plus the questions that still loom just weeks before he goes on trial for her murder. that's all coming pup along with we're on verdict watch for the music is too loud music trial out of jacksonville. >> very interesting case. thank you. >>> the head of the navy says we are already seeing astounding results from the so-called iron man suit. new body armor complete with wearable communications and medical monitoring. i'm not sure if the music goes with it, but it's nice for this. it's almost ready for field testing. >>> did you forget that today is valentine's day? >> you can't fight mother nature. sometimes she's not so sweet like everyone thinks. >> no kidding. some of you procrastinators, we'll tell you where the law is stepping in to give the absent minded a break. ♪ humans -- we are beautifully imperfect creatures, living in

"shepard smith reporting" from the fox news deck. the vacuuming. >> first, a violent sex offender who opposite once attacked a child is on the run after he cut off his ankle monitor. >>> who gets first crack at the drug lord. a few days after being captured, a fight is shaping up about putting him on trial. that and the crazy details how he almost got away. don't you have a secret tunnel under your bathtub? >> good monday afternoon. at 3:00 in new york city, the people inside a new york restaurant had warning a deadly gas was spreading through the building, and dozens of

face the trailblazers in portland and colins will wear the number 98. 98 referencing 1998, the year shepard number 46 because it was the only spariersy the nets had them on the road. collins signed to ten-day contract with the nets and normally the nba doesn't bother to put outier jerseys for tempoy players. requests were pouring in. the nba posted this on the site, number 98, a top-selling jersey on the nba site this morning. >>> 5:51. how aeon musk made more than $1 billion, at least on paper. >>> a special homecoming for a northern california olympian. >>> tesla ceo elon musk add mord than $1 billion to et net worth as excitement grows over a megabattery factory. according to bloomberg, musk has a net worth of $11.7 billion, that's up 10% since yesterday alone. makes him the 94th richest person in the country behind mark zuckerberg inwell gains this year. >>> lives are changed forever. a northern california couple go out for a walk but stumble upon buried treasure, literally. the man and woman who don't want their napes released were walking on the property in the sierra foothills when t

. >>> hannity is off tonight, i'm shepard smith with news of more snow hitting the east coast.ming it for the death of more than one person. plus, word of thunder snow hitting the area now. and "the today show" weather man, al roker is blasting the new york city mayor in a public fight on twitter. and there is other news, a courtroom cliffhanger. the man who shot and killed a florida teen after an argument over loud music. the jury is out, see the dramatic surveillance video and hear the gunshots, so let's get to it. >> now, shepard

>> at this moment, shepard, police and sheriff's deputies are going door to doorxd in a little town inÑi residents to keep the doors locked. only open them for law enforcement. a perimeter set up around the little town, around la grange county, indiana, as police are searching forçóÑi this multiple murderer. michael itol is hisçó name. caught on security cameras at the gas stationÑiçó in middlebu, indiana. south of where heÑ)hqá(p(ed and kidnapped the woman. the them said he is wearing black cargo pandsr and they stopped for gas. that's when she locked herself in the bathroom and called 9-1-1. now, the reason for the lockdown is because that is where the victim's 2004 red jeep liberty was located.Ñi it was jut about ten miles from the gas station. a strong indicator that elliott realized the jeep would be quickly identified and dumpedded. elliott, 5'8", 165 pounds, 40 years ago. convicted for the murders of four people in a scheme to steal drug money. he subsequently burned all of the bodies. this is a bad guy. the authorities say if you encounter him, call 9-1-1, don't be a here. >> he

. >> collins plans to wear the in honor ofr 98 matthew shepard, a gay student killed in a hate crime98. it was a spectacular finale to the winter games in russia. closing ceremonies were held tonight. jim ryan has the highlights. >> on this last day, the olympic medal for the united states. a third-place finish, coming from behind. the host nation closed out the games ahead of the sochi pack. he most expensive olympics ever, paid off in gold for the host nation. russia led the world with 13 gold medals and 33 medals overall. the united states was second with 28 total. the hockey gold medal, the last of 98 old medal events. >> i think it is still a shock. product oftely a their love and support. >> the ceremonies were the grand finale of a 17-day extravaganza -- of sports. a pageant depicting scenes from russian history, which now includes these games. the olympic flame was extinguished and passed over to south korea. with that, the athletes said goodbye to one another, sochi, and this olympic season. is a look at the total medal count. russia finished on top with a total of 33 medals

. >> i'm in today for shepard smith. a middle school football coach plans to plead not guilty to charges he kidnapped and murdered a ten-year-old child with a bullet to the back of her head. the coach, seen here, making his first court appearance today, through a video link. that coach has a public defender representing him, even though a prosecutor says the suspect has $1 million trust fund in his name. he is 45 years old. police say he kidnapped this child as she was walking from from a friend0s husband on tuesday. one woman says the coach grabbed her by the arm and threw her in his truck. neighbors reported the plate to police. investigators found the little girl's body in that man's basement hours later. the floor still damp with bleach. they said the coach was parked outside the home with a roll of duct tape in his hands when he was arrested. annie young gets both sides of this case good to have you today. how exactly -- >> thank you. >> -- would you describe the case against the coach? >> i think it's safe to say t

. >>> time to check in with harris faulkner in for shepard smith from the fox news desk. >> it was notthere, gretchen, but they're calling this a miracle in miami. a woman jumping out of her car in six lanes of traffic when her baby nephew stopped breathing. she was quickly noticing he was turning blue. that's when other drivers on the road jumped into action as well including a newspaper photographer who captured the heart-stopping rescue. the cpr effort, revive the baby, but the celebration didn't last long. that little baby boy stopped breathing again. what happened next. we'll show you. and how some true heroes on that highway came together to save little sebastian's life. >> harris, thanks so much. >>> well, did anyone ever tell new york city mayor bill de blasio to practice what he preaches? >> the likelihood of a fatal crash drops significantly for speeds below 30 miles per hour. so we get those speeds down, it will be the difference between losing a life and saving a life. >> just two days after calling for tougher rules on the roads, the mayor's motorcade caught on camera brea

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is beating up the likes of lebron james and wearing 98 in honor of gay hate crime victim matthew shepard killed in 1998. come lips is nearing the end of the playing days and was an unsigned free agent until the nets needed a big man and signed him to a ten-day forecast last weekend. >> we have more now on the luck of the couple in california after they discovered millions in gold buried on their property. we told you of this property yesterday: they only 1,400 rare coins in mint condition worth $10 million including rusty cans under a tree walking their dog. the couple says they plan to pay off their house and bills and donate money to some of the left fortunate in their community. this is believed to be the biggest find of gold coins in united states history and the couple wants to remain anonymous to avoid a "gold rush" on their property. >> we will see what we have up this, mike nicco is on the roof with the rain. mike? >> it has taken a break if some parts and the thunderstorms are trolling over the ocean and heading our way, with gusty winds. we got the beginning of the storm, the w

it's a tribute to matthew shepard, who was murdered in 1998 for being gay.rsey in front of matthew shepard's parents, who were in attendance. before the game, rachel nichols sat down with collins, the nba's first openly gay player. >> i've grown so much as an individual. i've come across so many great people, great organizations, i've heard so many great stories, inspiring stories, and it's nice to have a positive impact in someone else's life. i feel like with my actions, i've had a positive impact on someone else's life. >> now, you can see the rest of that interview. it airs tonight on "unguarded with rachel nichols." that's 10:30 p.m. eastern on cnn. >>> well, nascar driver jeff gordon is at it again. he's made another pepsi max video where he drives like a mad man. this time, the prank victim is an automotive journalist who thought his first prank video was a fake. >> oh! >> can't go back, man, i'm sorry. >> no! stop! stop! [ sirens ] ♪ >> sir, sir! >> i have to lose him. i can't go back! >> ends the video by driving into a terminal, where they then sur

openly athlete in the four major spores met privately in denver with the family of the late matthew shepard following brooklyn's win over the nuggets in nba action. he tweeted this picture of himself withs shepherd's parents and brothers and presented them with the number 98 jersey he wears to memory of their son matthew, murdered in 1998 in an anti-gay hate crime in wyoming. >> my friends and family know why i picked that number and it is cool to see that so many people support it as evidence by people buying that jersey. >> he wore that number with the wizards and the celtics before three came out. he signed a 10-day contract with the brooklyn nets last sunday. >> and now read maps on the smartphone while behind the wheel because of a traffic ticket in the central valley. a court issued the rule starting when a man was ticketed for looking at a map on the iphone while stopped in traffic. he challenged the fine and lost until it went to an appellate court. the judges ruled it prohibits people from talking on the cell phones but does not apply to maps. text while driving remains illegal. >>

sam shepard plays things like that not on broadway but on the very highest levels in the new york heat community. he had a good 15 year run of really critically acclaimed movies and i think it will be one of these really sad losses that the art world seems to get with depressing regularity really. >> live with us via, skype, thank you for joining us this afternoon. and oversea as man at the center of the ukrainian protest prepares to leave the country, this after claims he was beaten and tortured. a court has dropped all charges against a man who says he was kidnapped either with with the knowledge or at the i have othe kiev government. he has been hospitalized after enduring life threatening injuries to his entire body. jennifer glass has been following from the very beginning. what is the latest with this gentlemen, and has the government responded yet? >> you joined me for a very loud independent square, where demonstrations isn't to go on behind me. the man you talk about, has already left the country, we understand he is on rout to latvia. the billionaire who helped security his r

shepard was a student at the university of wyoming when he was killed in a hate crime back in 1998. prosecutors say he was targeted for being gay. >>> san leandro police are warning people about burglars posing as utility workers. we talked to one victim who did not want to be identified. she says the burglars claim to represent the water company and needed to check their homes and pipes. >> i called the police first and then i called my son. >> investigators say the thieves are two men and a woman. they communicate by walky talky. therd most recent burglary happened on saturday. >>> there is also a new investigation into the petaluma slaughter house at the center of a massive recall. bay area congressman jared huff man says the u.s. attorney's office is look into accusations that rancho feeding corporation tried to deceive inspectors. according to the source in the chronicle, the slaughter house bought animals with eye cancer and tried to make them appear healthy. earlier this month they ordered the company to recall nine million pounds of meat. >>> time is 4:40. it was a close cal

alan shepard get the snazzy white corvette. they're getting $1 a night hotel rooms at the holiday inn. this is down in cocoa beach which is space city, lit up with all sorts of neon signs, moons and stars and intergalactic fanfare. the women actually come down to cocoa beach for a lady's weekend and jo schirra remembered walking into the lobby of the holiday inn and two women, the astronaut crew piece who come with the adorable name of cape cookies, fall to their knees in front of her astro not, her husband. what is going on here? so you have throughout the space race, having to maintain this semblance of everything is fine at home, of course my husband, i am sure this goes home for the holiday, as soon as he finishes work. meanwhile of course there are all sorts of tabloid headlines coming out and everything. the space program moved to houston in 1962. i had a lot of fun learning about this whole area known as togethersville. this makes nonfiction writing so tantalizing. this was the space verbs' where all the astronauts and w

he is wearing 98 in honor of matthew shepard killed in 1998. >>> you may want to dig up old s.a.t. scores if you are looking for a job. some companies asking for scores from the senior sales and management hiring saying this helps when comparing candidates with different backgrounds but the company that administers this say the exam is designed mostly to predict first-year college success and in studies have been done on how scores could predict job success. >> it come when more and more colleges are not requiring the s.a.t.'s. >> now, how are the rain totals? mike? >> very impressive. can i borrow your fly filibustering gear, eric? i need some some hip waders. i am watching the storm coming to san francisco with orange in it on live doppler 7 hd and with the wind blowing out we will have sideways, light-to-moderate rain. live doppler 7 hd shows the first batch moving law and another batch of yellow developing along highway four north of san pablo to martinez and vallejo and this system is the one i am talking about that will head to san francisco possibly clip pacifica and headed

sam shepard had come in. wait, didn't you win the tony for the play on "trust west" on broadway.o, so sad. no one really -- it wasn't anything that was expected. >> certainly not. krista smith, thank you so much. nischelle turner. thank you so much ladies. we're going to take a short break for now. we'll get back to you. i want you to hear the words of drew pinsky after a short break. the lifelong struggle many people as talented at philip seymour hoffman would have and which ultimately may have claimed his life today. we'll be right back. eezes, coug] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. sentiments pouring in after the loss of life of 46-year-old philip seymour hoffman, talented actor. most likely remember him for roles in "hunger games" and "capote." he was found dead in his apartment in west village at 11:00 eastern hour. police telling our reporte

now we go to kate shepard. let's start with the basics. quantify for us why people in ohio were worried about this kind of drilling. what would it do? >> there are a number of concerns that have been raised by hydraulic fracking around the country. people are concerned about the effects of water quality and the chemicals that are used in the fracking process and ground water. they're concerned about air quality issues. there are a number of concerns that people have about having these things in their communities and in their national parks. >> how is it playing out here at the governor's conference in washington where you are? >> well, you know, fracking is an issue that is -- it's being considered in a lot of states around the country right now. it's not just an issue in ohio. it's been on the radar in pennsylvania, colorado, new york state. a number of governors are grappling with how to deal with fracking in their state and how they're going to regulate it. >> they're not just grappling with the environmentalists. these go to how the go

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neil: what do you think of way that president obama has been sheparding the economy. >> i will tell youwill say that i think obama could have done a lot more, he could have done a lot more. neil: in what respect? >> investing, going in and putting money out there. i think he stressed obamacare too much. i think we could have -- >> you don't like the health care law? >> i don't -- i'm not one of those that hates it i think that obama had to to something like that. i don't think it is that bad. i'm no expert on it but i don't think that businesses should be a medical provider. the ceo has enough trouble with his own business, what the hell is he a medical provider for. neil: the businesses that are complaining saying this is costly, you say? >> i would like to understand what they are saying, i think just another excuse if they are not having good earnings. i really think, my opinion -- i go back to my basic opinion, a no brain ir, you must -- you have -- here is a no-brainer, i can make, i am no joanious oz manages companies, i go to a company almost any company say 30% make that company

. >>> now "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news desk. >> good afternoon to you