we did talk to captain paul starks. key not confirm if the shooting here at the mall and the shooting at the giant was related. he did say obviously we all know horrible timing. however, there is no indication that those could be related. however, you know with these very early investigations, information sometime changes as we learn more. but take a look here behind me as jeff zooms into the scene. a very rainy investigation on a rainy day. lots of folks you can see gathered outside of the macy's entrance. they've been there fore some time. i don't see any panic or hysteria, i would say. there is a security guard it looks like with an orange baton just kind of directing traffic or directing cars that are coming through. and speaking through, a lot of people have mentioned and even that caller who you spoke to a short time ago said she was disturbed that actually despite this crime scene there were people going about their business. captain paul starks could not tell us if there was a lockdown situation inside the mall.

they transfer to stark when they turn 18. depending on their sentence will remain here until age 21 or 25. we met several wards convicted of murder. they ask that we not use their last names. >> when i was 12 years old, i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. it was gang related. i retaliated and have been here ever since. >> you shot him? >> no, we beat him to death with tire irons and bumper jacks, mops, stuff like that. >> the guy walked through the gate. i drew down on him with a tech .22 and told him why he was selling dope over here. we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to hit the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs, i fired. he got shot seven times. i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody because it made other people look at me and say, see that guy, that's a cool guy right there he's down for his street. that made me proud. >> what made you proud? >> them knowing i would kill somebody and not worry about it or worry about getting caught. >>

i'm patricia stark and now back to "red eye."news go to fox fox news.com. >> the only thing justin bieber hates more than his fans are fan gifts. the pop star was caught on video cruelly tossing a present out his car window. the item? an argentine flag was from a 15-year-old girl who waited for hours. as bieber's car was leaving she threw it into an open window. she said i apologize a thousand times. he grabbed it and looked at me and threw it out to the pavement and shut the window. bieber has yet to address this insurance -- incident. gavin, i know you are huge bieber fan. he is busy and he has a lot of fans. >> it was a major disaster. we need an apology from him. not only that, he should take a coat hangar and put it there until it is red-hot and burn his forearm. >> that would get a lot of hits. you can see a u-shaped wound. >> he is justin bieber. he is swamped 24/7. >> shame on you for having your window down if you want to avoid your fans which he is -anymore and he is not taking selfies with the fans. if you are pulling

i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye" for all of your headlines log on to fox news.com. >>> in "ironman 3" the three stands for se xism. he is a super villain in the installment of the franchise. the character was written for a woman, but went to a guy. guy pierce. i think that is close enough for me. director said we had a female character who was a villain in the draft. we were given a no holds bared memo. we decided the toy won't sell as well as if it is a female. they called it corporate sexism. but isn't it more like corporate responsibility. if it is boys who buy the toys it would be irresponsible to do otherwise. tony stark with great corporate power comes great corporate responsibility. you wouldn't buy a girl doll, would you? >> no, action figures. it is a business decision. it is not sexism. action figures are made for boys who are not ready to be around girls. they are afraid of girls. when you get an action figure that has girl parts it is awkward and i wouldn't have that in my collection

i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." >>> a canadian woman was kicked out of her local gym for wearing a tank top -- a tank top -- hold on. >> it is a woman in a tank top in the d block. i told you tank tops, yoga pants, high heels, that's the lead. it is the most important story of the day. >> do you want me to change it? >> we are in the middle of the show. >> she is seen here and is wearing this outfit when she was told her appearance made other gym goers uncomfortable. i'm sure all of the men were upset. she insists she was not the only woman in a tank top that day and the gym's website features women in similar clothing. but movadi gym employees say it was rear chest size that was the the -- it was her chest size that was the problem. she said she was humiliated and says this is dress code discrimination. different bodies does not mean different rules. they stand by their decision and since then she has joined a different gym and gained two million facebook followers. >> that was either women c

i'm patricia stark. back to our late-night slam dunk of fun "red eye." >>> to be or not to be that is the question. have you ever heard that line. the third straight year the scripps national spelling bee has ended in a tie. jairam hathwar and nihar janga both made it through 25 grueling rounds of 25 rounds of spelling words no one heard or used. janga spelled hhh and then hathwar went in for the tie feldenkrais. here it is. give it up. >> then he went for the hug. while the two boys shared a trophy the other contestant got their hug at the end. i think that is the guinness book of world records most hugs in a minute. >> most high fives in a minute. >> i do. >> you have the most high fives. >> that is a true story. >> what do you think of this spelling bee? it is tense. i think a lot to put these kids through. >> it was awesome this year. the 89th annual putnam county spelling bee was incredible. that one kid was a brat. the clip we didn't roll is where he started to mock him for getting the word wrong.

start swiffer ing i'm patricia stark.the gun that was used to kill trayvon martin appears to have been hijacked. george zwickik zimmerman starte auction for the gun used to kill the teen in 2012. bids are now up to $65 million but seems most of the names used for the bid are fake. zimmerman was acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter in the case. the bid will be open four more days. >>> the tsa are trying to cut down on long security lines at the airport. more officer will be allowed to work overtime. more security screeners will be hired. announcement comes as travelers have stood in lines as long as two hours in some airports. delays are expected to continue as the busy summer travel season approaches. some airports are threatening to get rid of the tsa and replace them with private security services. i'm pa trish thtricia stark and to "hannity." for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >>> we're going do bring back our jobs and we're going to keep our jobs. we're not going to let companies leave. now,

>> no, it's pac-man. >> tony stark is my husband. get into that after the show. thank you so much. now the time is 54 after the hour. johnny manziel's fall from grace this morning as he turns himself into grace. the charges he's facing in court today. >>> well, why one city official is telling people not to eat at chick-fil-a restaurant. ast. it's not how fast you mow, it's how well you mow fast. it's not how fast you mow, it's how well you mow fast. even if it doesn't catch on, doesn't mean it's not true. the john deere ztrak z535m. it's how well you mow fast. >>> two minutes before the top of the hour, before you leave the house, here's what's happening today. hillary clinton could be forced to testify under oath. this as the romanian hacker sitting in jail reveals to us exclusively he breached clinton's server with ease. >>> and in jail this morning facing domestic charges, the former quarterback smirking for the camera after turning himself in last night. johnny manziel is accused of hitting his girlfriend and facing a year in ja

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark.resident obama addressing human rights while speaking to the people of vietnam this morning. the president saying vietnam has nothing to fear from upholding freedom of speech, free press and to associate and demonstrate. mr. obama said he is not singling out vietnam, but stressed nations are more successful when universal rights are upheld. >> the united states does not seek to impose our form of government. the rights i speak of, i believe are not american values. i think they are universal values. at the are written into the universal deck declaration of human rights. >> he the a five-dak cede -- decade. hillary clinton declining an offer to fog newschannel to debate her rival, bernie sanders. it would have taken place in california before that state's june 7th primary. it comes as mrs. clinton is nearing the number of delegates needed to steal the nomination. >>> the head of security for the transportation security administration has been removed from his position. that's according

. >>> this is a fog news alert and this is patricia stark. to recap egypt aviation officials are confirming that an egypt airplane heading from paris' charles degaulle airport to cairo airport has crashed. they picked up a beacon from the emergency system somewhere north of the egyptian coastline in the mediterranean. the air bus a320's manifest list 56 passengers including a child and two babies and a crew of 10. the egyptian aviation ministry says 30 egyptians, 15 french and a belgium are among those passengers. we learned the pilot identified as mohamed sakur has more than 6,000 hours of flying time. the last contact with the plane happened 10 minutes before it disappeared from radar at an altitude of 37,000 feet. we know it crashed just before daybreak under favorable and clear weather. egypt's civil aviation ministry says search and rescue are looking for the plane's wreckage. greece is assisting the search with two aircraft. a frigit is also headed into the area and helicopters are on stand by on the southern island of car car -- carpat

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i'm patricia stark.alm returns to the area around the san diego convention center after protesters and donald trump supporters squared off against each other. hundreds from both sides gathered after the rally ended screaming and throwing empty water bottles. police in riot gear dispersed the crowd. as many as a dozen were arrested. police and fire will be on the scene throughout the night. >>> divers recovered the body of a pilot of a world war ii vintage plane that crashed on friday evening. the plane was taking part in fleet week activities when it crashed two miles from the george washington bridge. the pilot is believed to have been the only one on board at the time of the crash. >>> i'm patricia stark, back to "hannity." for all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity: clinton versus trump." the presumptive gop nominee is not shying away from going after the clintons and their very long list of scandals. recently i sat down with donald trump. her

i'm patricia stark in new york.rotests in san diego. pro-donald trump and anti-donald trump groups clashing after the presumptive gop nominee held a rally there. police in riot gear dispersing the crowds uses pepper spray and batons as necessary. folks in the crowd throwing water bottles and eggs at each other. at least three people were arrested. most of the crowds have now left the area and police will remain on the scene throughout the night. >>> a search and rescue operation continues at this hour in the hudson river following the crash of a world war ii vintage airplane. one person was reportedly on board the plane when it crashed and remains unaccounted for. an investigation into the cause of the crash will start once the plane is secured. the plane, a p-47 thunder bolt had taken off earlier in the day from an airport on long island. i'm patricia stark and now back to "hannity." for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity: clinton versus trump." the presu

get more out of your water. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark.ion of the gun used to kill trayvon martin appears to have been hijacked. george zimmerman started an auction for the gun to kill the teen in 2012 with bids at $5,000. bids are up to 65 million but most of the names used are fake. zimmerman was accused of second-degree murder in the case. >>> the tsa says they are trying to cut down on long security lines at the airport. more officers will be allowed to work overtime and more security screeners will be hired. the announcement comes as travelers stood in lines as lonk as two hours. delays are expected to continue as the busy travel season approaches. some airports are threatening to get rid of the tsa and replace them with private security services. now back to "hannity." >>> we're going do bring back our jobs and we're going to keep our jobs. we're not going to let companies leave. now, if they want to go to a different state, good luck, compete. when they start going to different countries and many cases countries that devalue their c

i'm paw -- paw patricia stark and now back to "red eye." are you watching the most powerful name in news. fox nechannel. sphie fast-food -- >>> fast-food companies are under pressure to cut costs after minimum wage increases. how are they dealing? wendy's announced that self-service ordering kiosks will replace people at the more than 6,000 restaurants in the second half of the year. i say great idea. if i can get a hamburger without having to talk to a person i will. it is not that i don't like people. i do. i would rather talk to an app. some joints are going the other direction. burger king opened a spa in one of its restaurants. the new bk features a ground floor with a 15-person hot tub that the website describes as, quote, great for social gatherings or work. i guess it depends on your line of work. i like both of these ideas. i only hope the other chains will follow suit. i think after a long drive and a mcdonalds and a chiropractor combination would hit the spot. i don't know. i don't know how many times i could have used an rv and

patricia stark, thank you very much.l aliens who beat a man to death will send decades behind bars. they were sentenced to 37 years in jail for tying up 90-year-old earl olander and ram sacking his house. they preyed on olander because they knew he lived alone and knew he would be an easy target. the victim's bible led him to the killers because he was found in a an apartment>> ethan couch is now headed to prison. a two-year jail sentence for the so-called affluenza teen. they giave him time to refute that sentence. he only received 10 years probation after killing 4 people in a 2013 drunk driving crash. he violated that probation by fleeing to mexico with his mom now sentenced two years in jail. >> the weather now no release for the plains. a deadly storm in the east leveling everything in the past. tornado outbreaks torn a path of devastation from texas to illinois. more than 20 have been reported in the last 48-hours alone. two people were killed by what we now know was an ef 4 touching down in oklahoma. >> a bald eag

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. fbi questioning of top aides to hillary clinton is reportedly underway. abadeen was the deputy chief of staff and the first to meet with the fbi according to an ap source close to the investigation. the fbi is investigating how sensitive information was handled while clinton was secretary of state. top clinton aide cheryl mills is expected to be questioned as well as brian who reportedly maintained clinton's private e-mail server. >>> paul ryan says he is not ready to support donald trump as the gop's standard bearer. he is the presumptive nominee, but he has to change his tone and demonstrate he shares the values of the republican party. this was following tuesday's stunning win in the indiana primary. he is endorsing trump saying he thinks he will do well in november. he previously endorsed ted cruz. meantime, they say the governor will not endorse trump or attend the party convention in july. >>> a massive wildfire is burning in burning in the western canadian province of alberta.

i'm patricia stark, now back to your favorite late. >>> show "red eye." you are watching the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. >> the customers are always right. especially if he is filming you with a smartphone. a manager at delta co has been fired after a pair of drive-thru patrons posted a video of him cursing them out. the dispute started when the man and woman didn't get sauce with their meals. >> this guy right here, he just called me a [bleep]. >> he just flipped you off. >> and he is flipping he off right now. >> soon the manager came back. >> hi, bro. you want to tell the story? i came here with no information. >> you don't have to act that way. >> i don't give a [bleep]. >> you are going to get fired. >> this is the manager right here. >> where are you going to post-it? nobody is gonna [bleep] see it. >> no one will see it. who ever heard of youtube? what is there a dot com after it? the manager continued. >> where will you post-it youtube? who are you going to send it to. >> the boss. >> my dad is the owner so good luck with that. >>

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark.meeting is on tap today in washington and the political pundits are wondering with i will it be a meeting of the minds. trump will sit down with paul ryan in an endorsement for the presidential run. the gop leaders say ryan's support will go a long way in unifying their party. but the wisconsin congressman has been openly critical of trump's stance on many issue. >> donald needs to change his position to get my support. ibut i think he should be true in what he believeses in and make his case to the american people. >> mother nature is pounding the nation's midsection. on monday a series of tornadoes killed two people in oklahoma. now it is large hail and destructive winds. the damage to homes and businesses is widespread from texas to nebraska. heavy rain lead to severe flooding forces many residents to evacuate their homes in low-lying areas. paw lay sheen government officials -- malaysian government officials are certain two more pieces of debris were found. they were picked up from

. >>> this case should serve as a stark reminder that any company that is operating in our state and transporting crude oil and doing it in a way that is irresponsible and in violation of the law will be held accountable. >> plains could face more than two-and-a-half billion dollars in fines. the spill is an accident and deeply disappointed by the development. >>> now to monterey bay and live pictures of a shark. el niÑo may be responsible for an increase in shark citings. well today the researchers took a helicopter to get a better look at just what is in the water. >> ann reuben went along for the ride. >> on the most recent tours. they were an unexpected site. great white sharks and dozens of them from sunset beach. >> we are all excited about it and interesting to see that many sharks, terrifying. >> from the ground you may never see them and today pilot chris calarte has been taking people up in the air to get a better look. dave of the shark center could not believe his eyes. >> we saw ten or more white sharks and some bigger and some five feet and some bigger ten foot in lengt

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. word from the white house is there will be a sweeping decree for transgender students. the "new york times" reports they want every public school district in the country to allow transgender students to match their gender identity. a letter will go out later today asking schools ensure no student is discriminated against. it does not have the force of law, but warns schools they could face lawsuits or loss of federal aid if they fail to comply. it has cost a top navel -- naval leader his job. his trip veered off course and was seized by iranian forces. they were held for 15 hours and unharmed. >>> they have announced an agreement on a $1.1 billion emergency funding to battle the zika virus. it has been tied to severe birth defects. it is said to get support next week even though democrats are not happy with it they hope the senate would approve the request for nearly $2 billion. >>> two scary moments yesterday at one of our nation's military baseses. a woman claiming to have a bomb st

issuing stark warnings over aleppo. our correspondent reports from the united nations headquarters in new york. reporter: aleppo is burning, said the british ambassador, referring to the situation there , saying that civilians are areg, and the rules of war being completely disregarded with hospitals being attacked. here ontion passed tuesday to protect hospital countriesd to prevent from targeting, vomitin bombing hospitals, attacking patients, and so on. that is been going on in a lot of conflict zones, particularly in aleppo. yesterday a maternity hospital hit with several women killed there, and a few days ago, the last pediatrician in the rebel-help part of aleppo was killed in a strike on hospital backed by doctors without borders. news of this truce, saying they hope it will hold an offering to people -- the suffering of people of aleppo will be alleviated come because onead a warning from the special representative on syria saying that if this bombardment continues, we could see some 400,000 refugees pouring out

officer starks, captain starks, i should say, told me that he was investigated by internal affairs, and corrective action was taken. >> live outside sherwood high school, paul wagner, fox5 local news. >>> in fairfax county tonight, a teenager is behind bars, charged with the accidental drug overdose after fellow classmate. 17 year old alex ya springer died back in march, an autopsy revealed she had morphine, oxycodone and anxiety drug and alcohol in her system. fox5's marina center ville high school with more on this story, marina? >> for the past three months it has been a criminal investigation, and finley, just last week, there was an arrest in the case, alexia springer student here at center ville high school. she was found dead inside her home back on march 1. now, police initially said that it was due to a heroin overdose. her family immediately and vehemently denied that, said that it was instead just a drug overdose that was a lot of back and forth, and finally, the autopsy came out, and it was revealed that she had a cocktail of drugs in her system including oxycodone, which is

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. donald trump, the presumptive gop nominee taking his campaign to eugene, oregon. trump rallied thousands of people in a local arena. but some of his supporters were met outside by anti-trump protesters. demonstrators banged on drums and shouted dump trump and held up signs that read trump hates women. things remained mostly calm. while speaking at the white house, president obama used a deteriorating state of the dc rail system as one example of the, quote, under investment in the infrastructure. they are pitting the blame on republican lawmakerses and they say pumping money into the framework would boost the economy. >> if the republican congress joined us they will take steps and then we could put some additional wind at the backs of the working americans. to create new jobs in our infrastructure and our roads and our bridges and/or schools. >> the president went on to say they are not serious about fixing the problem. >> a federal security officer suspected it in three deadly shoot

tony stark with great corporate power comes great corporate responsibility. you wouldn't buy a girl doll, would you? >> no, action figures. it is a business decision. it is not sexism. action figures are made for boys who are not ready to be around girls. they are afraid of girls. when you get an action figure that has girl parts it is awkward and i wouldn't have that in my collection. >> maybe you shouldn't be rubbing the toys. >> that's what you do with them. you try to explore. that's how you learn. >> maybe the parents are concerned. >> they are anna tom mickly -- anatomically correct figures. there would have been more of an uproar. she would have been a dominatrix. her proportions would have been unrealistic and would then give young boys and girls the wrong idea and it would turn into this whole thing like what barbie has been going through. really i think they actually made the right move. it would have caused more negative press. >> women are evil. >> you have to think about these things. >> it would have been neat to see them make two-thirds of lex

. >> patricia stark live. thank you, trisha. developments in the egyptair crash. it killed 66 people. flighted 804 vanished from the radar and the time before that is critical. smoke sensors were triggered near the cockpit window and this matches a shoe th-- the theory shoe or underwear bomb may have gone off. >> the second police officer accused in the death of freddie gray announces he is cleared of all charges. a mob of protestors followed nero out of cord yellow and creaming. ne nero arrested gray and helped put him in the van when he face a broken neck. >> it played out the way we hoped that it would and felt it would. we never felt for a moment my son had done anything wrong and the court proved it. >> the police van driver will head to trial in a few weeks. >>> 14 million americans in the path of severe weather as the great plains endures another devastating round of storms. >> we are going to meet the bridge. >> oh my gosh. >> look at that. 44 tornadoes whipping through the heartland in the last 48-hours alone as golf ball sized hail pounds the area. >> ma

i'm pa vitricia stark and now b to "hannity."or all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >>> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity: road to the white house: donald trump on the issues." if trump does become president, he's going to have to do a lot of work to fix america's broken economy caused by years of obama's failed policies. here's where trump stands on this very important issue. let's take a look. >> we're going to bring back our jobs and we're going to keep our jobs. we're not going to let companies leave. now, if they want to go to a different state, good luck. compete. but when they start going to different countries, many cases countries that devalue their currency and make it impossible for our companies to compete, that's not going to happen. you have millions of people out there that can't get jobs. we're going to bring our jobs back to our country. and we're not going to let people leave so easily anymore. we're bringing our jobs back to this country and companies that want to leave, they're going to ha

. >>> no podemos tener mejor recomendación que finales de hockeu sobre hielo porque stark están en sust ( ♪ mÚsica♪). >> es real, 11 veces real estos aplausos parecen despedidas. >>> con todo eso sÍ todo eso, llegamos los titulares telemundo. >>> vamos ¿cÓmo estÁn? muy buenas noches. >>> ¿quÉ tal miguel? un sobre comete y sobre todo con alegrÍa pa

. >>> stark contrast in syria this morning where the recently brokered cease-fire with the u.s.russia is showing weaknesses and strengths. more than 50 isis members were killed over the weekend. meanwhile, residents in palmyra says the cease-fire is literally music to their ears. we have frederik pleitgen live in damascus with that part of the story. good morning, fred. >> reporter: you are right, john. complicated situation in syria right now. i was on the streets of damascus last night. i rarely seen so many people out and about. a local cease-fire in effect here in the syrian capital. people say it is the first time in almost five years they actually let their kids out of the house. it seems as though things are on a positive note here. the cease-fire in damascus is limited and will go on for a couple hours unless it was extended. in aleppo, a fire in the city, but outside the city, the fighting is raging like it was last five years. a massive battle southwest of the city by al nusra. setoff a massive suicide bomb at a checkpoint. then took over a village killing 13 iranian t

. >> let's go right to patricia stark. she has been following the developments for us all night. what great news. >> good morning, heather. really a miraculous ending to a horrific situation to a family in tennessee. 9-year-old carlie trent has been found alive after allegedly being kidnapped by her uncle. that man now in police custody. >> carly is safe tonight because of an entire community working together and working with law enforcement to bring her home. >> she went missing when her uncle took her out of school without permission. he even took her to the store and bought camping supplies and a girl's swimsuit. they came together to search for the little girl. after more than a week deep in the woods two good samaritans stumbled upon a miracle. >> we have been working, looking all day. we have gone by this area before, but it didn't seem like there were any tracks. we thought we better check it anyhow. >> simpson held her at gun point while they called 911. carly seems to be okay but she was taken to the hospital for evaluation. carly's parents say they always feared there w

a stark contrast in how car break-ins are prosecuted depending the side of the street they happen.g you about the skyrocketing number of car break-ins in san francisco. >> but in san mateo county, officials say when they catch a crook, the burglars are going to jail and word is getting out. >> reporter: you got hit. what happened. >> yes, i have three van joos >> reporter: it is an alarmingly common sight. this group from china stopped for about a half hour. >> every time. we have camera and small suitcase, hand bag and three cars, you know, all are broken >> reporter: officers who reported to the scene say it's all too common. so typical we find cars here broken into day after day after day. every time we come to this location, we find new burglary victims. >> seems like burglars are targeting rental and visiting vehicles. >> it's scary. it's all around the city and other cities, too but i feel, here, a little bit more. >> reporter: but just across county line. >> these blocks are split, half of it is san francisco and half of it is daly city. it's not uncommon to hear a suspect s

patricia stark is here with the latest developments. good morning. >> good morning abby and heather. the search area is already about the size of connecticut. it is likely to expand today. the u.s. navy spotted more than 100 pieces of debris from surveillance planes. egypt launched the submarine to try to find the black boxes. many early signs point to terror. >> sensors went off, smoke detectors in the laboratory, the window in the cockpit was breached indicating it may have been blown out. >> at this point we cannot rule out some type of terrorist act. i suspect we will have know a lot more coming in the coming days. >> last october isis claimed they bombed a russian yet over egypt killing 224 people. the captain is worried that no group has stepped forward yet. >> even if this were was a cras they would have taken responsibility for street cred. the fact that no one has taken responsibility is a bit sinister. all scenarios are possible including terror. he warns the investigation could take a long time. >> patricia stark live for us.

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark.m returns to the area around the san diego convention center after protestors and donald trump supporters squared off. hundreds from both sides gathered after the rally, screaming and throwing empty water bottles at each other. police and fire personnel will remain throughout the night. >>> a search and rescue operation continues around the hudson river following the crash of a p47 thunderbolt. it crashed on the new jersey side of the river about two miles from the george washington bridge. the pilot is believed to have been the only person on board at the time of the crash and remains missing. i'm patricia stark, now back to the "o'reilly factor". >> now, in the unresolved problem segment, global terror and how to deal with it as commander in chief. i spoke with donald trump about that. >> what will you do about afghanistan? >> i would stay in afghanistan. it's adjacent and next to pakistan, which has nuclear weapons. so you have to stay and do the best you can. we should have probabl

it is a story line that robert downy junior who portrays stark will play out on the scene. i remember the comic book series civil war and i thought if we could pull that out, that would be swell. >>> it is from disney, the parent company of 6abc. >>> sit down, final warning. i could do this all day. >>> >> reporter: for channel 6 "action news" i'm matt o'donnell. narrator: the constitution says the president shall make nominations for the supreme court and the senate votes. no exception for election years why is pat toomey refusing to do the job pennsylvania elected him to do? toomey refuses to consider anyone president obama nominates, even a former prosecutor with more experience than any other nominee with bipartisan support. but toomey is choosing his party's leaders and playing politics with the supreme court. call senator toomey and tell him to put the constitution before his politics. everyone, 6:55 saturday morning, showers expected over the next couple of hours clouds giving way to peeks of sunshine this afternoon. it turns warmer 64. as far as impacts we won't hav

, stark opinions and sentiments and really emotion about a particular candidate, it's a 50/50 nation.ean, it is a split nation. it just is. i think what's most interesting about these polls is that, at least particularly "the washington post" poll especially is how high the unfavorables are for both candidates. i mean, dan bauls said in history, two candidates have not been more disliked equally and that could be driving the support on either side. kind of at cross purposes, if you will. >> i think it's interesting, of course, it's close. what we see is a lot of consolidation on the republican side that i think is surprising because we know so much opposition to trump, you're talking about the prospect of a third party and those in the party who say never trump, never vote for him and yet, he's achieving a level of consolidation we didn't think was possible and worth remembering two things. hillary clinton in a primary fight and beaten down by that a little bit. the standing the barack obama election, she's solid in that group and still a big area of weakness for donald trump at this

. >> that's a stark picture that he's portraying. on the republican side tonight is, all these nights feel important but on the republican side tonight is more important than anything else. >> all of which brings us once again to the well known address in midtown manhattan on fifth avenue, trump tower. katie will start us off. we said last time there was a lot of pressure on the remarks of donald trump. tonight there may be even more. this comes on the heels of this national enquirer vague accusation that ted cruz' father is in a picture with lee harvey oswald. if you follow the logic, none of it proves, vaguely connected with the asassin of our beloved president. >> they give him the lie of the year last year for a number of statements or a majority of the statements he made during the campaign season in 2015. as for how he will act, what he will say during his victory speech, i wish i could predict that for you. it all is whether donald trump is feeling o ining outrageous o. if he wins by large margin, i suspect he will be a little

stark. there are a lot of gses that don't have anything to do but compete with me and try to steal my loans. when we're not allowed to make a $5 million real estate loan, for example, that's a big part of my loan portfolio, goes to the farm credit services no matter what. there's no way to compete. it will be undercut no matter what i quoted. their rates just aren't the same. they're going to pick those. the young farmer that comes in that has a quote from the farm credit services gets a rate that is higher. they might get a rate that is 6% or 8% compared to the 3% rate. so does that really mean that they're taking care of those young farmers? when i price a loan to a young farmer it's the same whether they're a multimillion dollar farmer or young farmer that's really struggling and trying to get out there. we're going to help them no matter what. we don't get competition from the other gses. >> mr. chairman, i would just say, and i appreciate you having this hearing because i think it's an

it was production assistant jeremy stark. >> i noticed a door open and one of my best friends from high school's mother walked in and his brother walked in right after her. >> turns out that jeremy had spent part of his childhood in louisville and a very dear childhood friend of his happened to be the son of dennis hall's murder victim. you know, we're in a courtroom, i can't talk out loud, but i was anxious to know what the situation was, so we were whispering back and forth so i could figure out what this relationship was. >> jeffrey bishop's sons were two of my really good friends. >> this has never happened before to us. you know, we've seen other kind of connections between inmates and staff and what have you, but to have a member of our crew connected to a murderer that we'd been profiling through the victim's family was shocking to me. >> i didn't know their dad had been killed. i haven't been in touch with them that much the last couple of years. so it just sucks, you know. like, you're walking in, i'm trying to do my job and -- i mean, i had no idea it was their dad. so they wa

fox's trish starks report republican donald trump is setting his sights on amazon ceo. >> reporter: he may be softening his tone as general election approaches but donald trump still has plenty of fight left in him. the presumptive republican nominee now taking on amazon claiming ceo jeff bezos who also owns washington post is attacking the trump campaign to deflect attention from tax and antitrust problems at the world's largest retailer. >> amazon is getting a way with murder tax wise. he is using washington post for power so that the politicianness washington don't tax, amazon like they should be tacked. >> those comments followed high profile meeting in washington with house speaker paul ryan hoping to jump start process of pulling together a fractured republican party. rnc chairman was there and says party is recollect facing trump as a change agent. >> donald trump has broken the play book and done better well, better than any nominee mountain history of our party hillary clinton toning down her attacks, telling a group of aid a activist that she's a practicing advertise that can

officials now say terrorism may be to blame for the flight, that suddenly disappeared, and patricia starks is monitoring the very latest. >> reporter: search of clues continuing friday into what brought down egyptair flight with 66 people on board early thursday. plane headed to paris from cairo is believed to have crashed in the mediterranean sea between the greek island of crete and coast have of egypt. egyptian and russian officials now say terrorist may likely be responsible. greek officials say that the plane made sharp turns and abruptly lost altitude before vanishing from radar. >> it does appear that the flight broke apart in the air. >> reporter: ranking member of the u.s. house intelligence committee was briefed on the flight as u.s. is now helping in the search for clues. >> to determine whether there were any intercepts or communication that is indicate a plot against aircraft in europe or against aircraft coming out of france. >> reporter: adding to the mystery u.s. officials say in explosion was detect by nearby infrared spy satellite. >> i necessity french intelligence has b

drawing a stark contrast about what president obama said about the economy back in january. >> anyone claiming that america's economy is in decline is peddling fiction. jo ling: wall street rebounding to close higher after the disappointing april jobs report. the s&p 500 bouncing off earlier lose, gaining more than six points. but the index has been down two weeks in a row now, that marks the s&p 500 longest losing streak since february. >>> and right before mother's a flowers. disturbing facebook video of a baby's first swim lesson is going viral. we'll have a mother who's calling out the parent's message. >>> and the mayor of apple's hometown is calling on the ceo to pay more taxes. he's joining us to talk all about it. >>> but first, a movie adaptation of best selling clinton expose heading to the cannes film festival. the author is here to talk about that coming up next. >> you have a foreign corporation or foreign government that wants something from the state department while hillary clinton is secretary of state. they will make a large payment to the clinton foundation. that wi

patricia starks has more. >> reporter: pope francis has made headlines with his outreach toward other, minorities and women. the on thursday he took another step toward strengthening role of women in the church. backing study whether woman can be deacons signaling openness reserved for men. >> until the men are able to make decisions at the same level of men, and priests, bishops, we live in an ine back situation. >> reporter: deacons are ordain ministers who can perform same functions as priest. currently the position is opened to married men, but some experts say that even if the commission recommend opening it up to women, it is unlikely the church prohibition on female priest will change. >> pope has said he toss than the want to make women priest but advance women in the. it is a role of service. he wants to advance women not make them clerics. >> reporter: supporters sayes has done more to increase role of women in the church. and change he is creating is aim at strengthening all catholics by emphasizing inclusion and equality. >> i don't think it is that important to divide wom

now, that his the people have a pretty stark choice. support trump are paved the way for a democrat, possibly hillary clinton to be in the white house in the fall. one of trump's most vocal attractors have been former new jersey governor, christine todd whitman. she supported todd whitman. she supported ohio governor, john kasich against trump. >> i caught up with whitman on her farm in huntington county today. the first time since cusick has dropped out and asked her if she is change mine. >> will you support, endorse, or vote for donald trump or president of the united states question work. >> none mark. >> none of the above. >> why? >> because i cannot get comfortable someone who is a basic campaign on people's fears, fears, hatred, divisiveness, who does not have any policy cap that i can see. i think he is dangerous for the country. dangerous and for this nation overseas as well. >> i asked whitman how trump's brash telling it like it his style was not an asset, what people wanted to hear? >> people feel left behind, they are scare

stark points out. we recognize the difference between us and the farm credit there's a great deal of differences across the board. so thanks for the opportunity. >> i want to thank all seven other witnesses. my staff is informed i-4 managed to squeeze gavel -- to skedaddle over there. thank you for taking the time. you're willing to testify. i know you're very busy people. testimony provides timely, great babel to hear firsthand. i'm asking additional questions that they may have be submitted for the record. submitted to committee clerk five business days from today or by 5 p.m. next thursday may 26. now, mr. barker, i have to say that mr. grassley, senator grassley, my senior colleague, basically his question was with regard to dodd-frank. i think you covered it. >> yes, sir. >> i want the record to show that i have asked -- [laughter] it was a very timely response to more specially from his constituent come and with that the committee stands adjourned. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible

that was captain paul starks, montgomery county police who was giving what he knows at least right now to reporters, the breaking news that happened in the last couple of minutes is that one of the innocent bystanders, a male who came to the help of another woman who had been shot in a mall parking lot in the westfield montgomery mall parking lot with being that he has now died. other man who came to also help is in grave condition. the woman at the center of that has nonlife threatening conditions right now. let's put it in perspective. there was then a shooting that happened before the mall shooting. this happened at the aspen giant grocery store. that is where a woman died, another person may have been injured. then if you believe that all of these things are connected, yesterday a woman was killed in her car when she was going to the high school to pick up her children and her estranged husband, eulalio tordil is now the main suspect possibly in all three of these shootings. he remains at large. schools are on lockdown out of an abundance of caution. a very dangerous situation goin

i think the choice is going to be pretty stark. i think we'll be able to work very hard and get them united with the united democratic party. the stakes are pretty high. >> how do you reach out to them without alienating some of your more moderate voters and some say voters that may be leaning towards mrs. clinton because they don't want to go with mr. trump but at the same time they don't want to go all the way to what they -- what they perceive as the hard left? >> i don't think winning them over means adopting bernie sanders positions. he's made a strong case for his positions, hillary clinton has been a progressive her whole life. they've had some differences and as she has said repeatedly, the differences between hillary clinton and bernie sanders are a lot smaller than the differences we have with donald trump. for example, we believe that we need to get to 100% of health care. we're 90% of the way there. we have different ways of getting to 100%. we believe in raising the minimum wage for working people. we have a different

. >> so, yes, there are stark differences between ryan and trump. trump is signaling that he is moveable when it comes to policy. and coming out of thursday's meeting, ryan still isn't ready to endorse trump, but now it is starting to feel more like a train that hasn't yet reached the station, rather than a train that isn't coming at all. >> do you expect to endorse him? >> yeah, i think this is going in a positive direction, and i think this is a first, very encouraging meeting. but again, in 45 minutes, you don't litigate all of the processes and all the issues and the principles that we are talking about. >> and there are plenty who think he will get there. nbc's luke russert spoke exclusively today with the highest ranking republican woman in congress, house republican conference chair kathie mcmorris rogers. >> i was encouraged. he listened. he expressed several times that he would like to work with us. i believe that we can unite around a belief that it can't be business as usual. it can't be status quo. and that's more than anything what dona

i'm patricia stark and now back to "hannity." for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >>> we have now won primaries and caucuses in 19 states. and let me be as clear as i can be, we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. >> all right, that was bernie sanders speaking after he scored yet another primary win over hillary clinton and while sanders continues to perform well, well, clinton has turned her focus toward presumptive republican nominee, donald trump. but after getting trounced last night in west virginia, shouldn't hillary be a little bit worried first about securing the democratic nomination? today the "new york post" skewered hillary clinton with this cover. it reads "stop the coronation." even donald trump slammed clinton's inability to wrap up the democratic nomination tweeting, "i don't want to hit crazy bernie sanders too hard yet because i love watching what he's doing to crooked hillary. his time will come." so is hillary clinton taking a victory lap too soon? back with reaction, former speak

. >>> live from america's news hq, i'm patricia stark. a u.s.-52 bomber crashing shortly after takeoff. the u.s. air force saying it hammed on guam. the seven crew members all made it out safely. the bomber was deployed to guam from north dakota as part of military's continuous bomber presence in the pacific. >>> foreign hackers are spying on the presidential campaigns according to u.s. intelligence. james clapper, director of national intelligence, says his agency is now working with the fbi to help campaigns tighten their security. >>> the republican-controlled house passing a $622 million bill to battle the zika virus. the move setting up a challenge with the white house which has been seeking a $1.9 billion to fight the virus. zika which is spread by mosquitos and sexual contact can cause severe birth defects. i'm patricia stark and now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity" as we continue for what is now the trump war-room, inside of trump tower, donald trump is with us for the hour. i watched your daughter, ivanka, this morning a

. >> doctors who treated her at the local hospital say they have seen a stark rise with people with rates. it is around 10 to 12 people being treated for reviews bites each day and more than 300 patients in april alone. >> the number of rat bites is increasing because there is no sanitation, no care, rural hygiene. -- oral hygiene. the rat bites are increasing and the rats are increasing day by day. >> scraps of meat left here by shopkeepers during the day provide rich pickings night after night. even though the city's administration says that is tackling the infestation, in places like this, rats can look forward to a regular feast after sunset. the local government says employing the rat catcher shows that has the problem under control and is even offering residents a small bounty for also killing the pests. he continues his daily ritual of bearing hundreds of carcasses. his particular expertise will be in constant demand for some time to come. sarah: that is terrifying, indeed. that is all we have time for. don't forget, the conversation continues online. you can follow us at dw news