just one takedown in this entire fight. melendez swinging for the fences. >> mike: right hand again. henderson, threw the left hand. that one's short. three minutes remain. up the middle and he missed. >> joe: another inside leg by the champion. that elbow one more time. >> mike: total strikes landed, henderson, 127. melendez, 73. >> joe: gilbert trying to cut him off. benson is doing such a good job of not allowing gilbert to pen him in any one location. >> mike: henderson, finding his groove at the end of the second round and changing the momentum of the fight. and he continues to pour it on. there is that elbow again. sizable advantage in the leg kicks. >> joe: there is another one, the elbow. melendez is trying. he's trying to close the distance. >> mike: neither man has been knocked out as a pro. five full rounds, five times, and a minute and a half away for six for henderson. melendez connects. 90 seconds remain. the knee. nice knee by gilbert. 1: 1:50. oh! >> joe: a good right hand by melendez. >> mike: he's going to

since then the video of his airport takedown has gone viral. this is the first shift back on the beat for corporal rogers since he wrapped up his vacation in hawaii and he says he's surprised at the attention he's getting just for stepping in to help. before returning to patrol, rogers was at a wedding in sacramento and that's when he started noticing the attention. >> at one point i was standing in a line waiting for food or cake and the people in front of me were talking to each other about have you seen this video on the internet? >> reporter: he says he was happy to help the tsa agent and happy that other people appreciate that. >> i don't really know what to say when people are being so nice, especially since in this job you're kind of used to just doing stuff and going on about your day. >>> new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is mourning the first death of a u.s. diplomat killed on the job since last year's attack in benghazi. 25-year-old ann smettinghoff was one of six americans killed in an attack yesterday morning in afgha

since then the video of the airport takedown has gone viral.his is the first ship back on the beat since he wrapped up his vacation and hawai'i and says he is surprised at the attention he is is getting for helped. he was in a wedding in sacramento and noticed the attention. >> at one point i was standing in a line, waiting for food or cake, and the people in front of me were talking to each other, have you seep this video on the internet? and. reporter: he says he was happy to help the tsa agent and happy other people appreciate that. >> i don't know what to say when people are being so nice, especially since in this transcribe you're used to just doing stuff and going on about your day. >> sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> ama: great story. well, new at 11:00, an incredible series of circumstances, allowed a family of five survive a car crash into the american river. an suv went off the highway and flipped over into the middle of the river. by chance a kayaker with emergency medical experience was in the riff. he pulled three children to safety.

since then the video of the airport takedown has gone viral.his is the first ship back on the beat since he wrapped up his vacation and hawai'i and says he is surprised at the attention he is is getting for helped. he was in a wedding in sacramento and noticed the attention. >> at one point i was standing in a line, waiting for food or cake, and the people in front of me were talking to each other, have you seep this video on the internet? and. reporter: he says he was happy to help the tsa agent and happy other people appreciate that. >> i don't know what to say when people are being so nice, especially since in this transcribe you're used to just doing stuff and going on about your day. >> sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> ama: great story. well, new at 11:00, an incredible series of circumstances, allowed a family of five survive a car crash into the american river. an suv went off the highway and flipped over into the middle of the river. by chance a kayaker with emergency medical experience was in the riff. he pulled three children to safety.

. >>> this is the amazing tsa takedown that's gone viral. an off-duty pinole police officer coming to the rescue of a tsa agent in hawaii. the officer just walking through the airport getting ready to fly home. well, now he is talking about what happened. abc 7 news reporter sergio cantana has his story. >> reporter: just as the woman began confronting a tsa agent at honolulu international airport, justin rogers was just about to go through security to catch his flight home. >> at an airport they have security -- officers for that. so i turned back around and then i heard what i thought was, you know, skin to skin contact like somebody getting punched. >> reporter: in the surveillance video, you can see the woman punching the tsa agent, then put her in a headlock. that's when rogers literally jumped into action. >> i knew what i was going to have to do to pull her off of her because of the way they were situated. i just decided to use a simple takedown to move her to the ground. >> reporter: once on the ground, several other agents came to h

. >> takedown at the airport security gate. an off-duty cop caught on camera taking action, saving the day. good morning. welcome to "early start," i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it's friday, april 5th. we will start with missiles on the move. a short time ago, a u.s. official told cnn that north korea is hiding a second missile along its east coast that missile and its launch components were transferred in the last few days close enough to strike south korea and japan. this apparent deployment comes along with escalating rhetoric from the north which accuses the u.s. of pushing the region to the brink of war. jim clancy has more from seoul, south carolina. >> reporter: u.s. and south korean military sources are firm. they believe that north korea is planning a test missile firing. speculation in the media suggest suggests it may be a missile developed with russian help by the north koreans and has a range between 3,000 and 4,000 kilometers. that's significant, because it would put not only south korea but japan and

to take you back to boston momentarily where a reporter found himself in the middle of a police takedownd the cameras were rolling, but this was no ordinary story, as you know. it was the capture. it was that moment where the boston bombing suspect was captured. now, the reporter is telling his story to cnn. and she is already a hero. and a winner at the boston marathon. then she moved on to the london marathon and paid tribute there to the boston victims. welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs, cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ from finding the best way... ♪ to finding the best catch... ♪ wireless i

takedown officers gear up and hide their faces with ski masks so the spa owners adon't recognize them. >> we're going to send undercover deputies in there posing as customers to confirm the allegations that prostitution is occurring. and we're going to do a raid shortly therefore. >> we got surveillance units. we're going to send one in. >> as the team gets into position, it quickly becomes clear that business is booming at vip. >> another customer just walked in. >> they have a lot going in. >> the undercover officers don't want to tip people off. they have to continue as if they're regular johns. >> okay, y'all start moving up to the back door. let me know when you're ready. >> after watching a civilian leave, officer x makes the call to move in. >> we're across, we're across. >> all right. pull in behind them. >> open the door, sheriff's office. open the door. >> go into the back. go into the back. >> officers sweep the massage parlor detaining the johns found in rooms. >> all the female employees go to room number seven. >> officers corral three scantily clad young women as they t

. >> that would have been the easiest takedown in the history of hunting. >> they were not interestedn shooting the buck, they were thrilled to capture this on camera. >> when he got up there, sunned himself with the silhouette, and bounced off into the glory of the sunlight, we were high-fiving. it was cool. >> mike said it was one of the best nature moments he's had. >> to see a buck of this caliber at three yards, it has to rank close to number one. >> the deer could careless about these dudes. >>> in this age of technology, it's becoming harder and harder to share hardcover books, or just books in general. shelf or you read them you forget about them altogether. there's a company in australia that has a fantastic idea. they created a company called mail books. basically the idea behind mail books is to create a unique dust cover for each book that once you're done reading it, it becomes a wrapper for your book and it's basically a prepaid, preaddressed parcel that you can drop in the mail and it will go to a charity and it will distribute it to people in need. >> and the coolest t

. >> that effective move is called a straight arm bar takedown. >> straight arm bar takedown is essentiallyghtening someone's arm and twisting it underneath so you gain the leverage over that arm. >> but just when he thinks he has things under control, another possible threat emerges. >> stay in that car! do not get out of that car! >> deputy gibbs has one uncooperative woman on the ground and another who's about to get involved. >> i just held that position and requested backup because i couldn't turn around. i had to keep eyes on the passenger who was starting to get out of the car. she had both feet on the ground and she was watching me. >> no! momma! >> deputy gibbs' backup arrives. when they put the dui suspect into the car, she seems to simmer down. but on the way to jail, she starts getting worked up again. then suddenly from the back seat deputy gibbs hears a chilling threat. >> there's going to be some killings tonight. >> killings? why? why is there going to be some killing? >> why is there going to be some killing? >> yeah. >> because you arrested me for nothing. >> that's a deat

. >> how a brave bystander goes in for a takedown and almost gets taken out. it's a huge gathering at hippie hill for -- >> an unofficial marijuana celebration. you would think everybody would be chill and cool, bro. >> there was no peace here. what happens when taking hits gets real heated. >> oh wow. plus, talk about getting a high. >> this guy has no safety harness on. >> why simple housework takes on a whole new meaning. and a girl gets a dirty surprise when explaining why her lizard won't mate. >> apparently he doesn't like when you talk about his sex life. >> oh! >> that's awful. >>> two men storm into a toronto bank. at least one of them holding a weapon. they come in, hoods up and one of them leaps right over the bank counter and assaults the bank teller. then as he comes back over you see a 54-year-old man tackle this bank robber. and wrestle with him. >> that's what was happening? >> that's a 54-year-old customer just tacking this dude to the ground? >> you got it. watch what happens when the hustle goes down. you see the gun pointing right at the gu

she sees that camera, she's running. >> the team must now scramble to make two simultaneous takedowns. >> all right. unit on outside, we have possibly two girls in this hotel. outside unit, be aware. he's talking to the girl. she's right around here somewhere. so keep an eye out. >> the woman directs the undercover to room number a-3 just as sergeant walker spies a man who may be her pimp exiting the same room. >> and he has something to do with her. >> as the undercover makes his way to a-3, the suspected pimp walks to a car next to our camera. >> put the camera down. >> the car next to you. a white dodge charger. he's getting into the vehicle now. >> the unusual circumstance temporarily blocks our view of what happens next. as the woman in a-3 is arrested for prostitution and the man in the white car is cuffed for pimping. the young woman is brought into the processing room, where she is identified as a 21-year-old from toledo, ohio. >> basically, i went into the room. she told me to take and put the donation on the desk. on the table. okay? and she told me on the phone it was $200

not only did this follow everything that happened from chasing him to the takedown, this also shows how technology can help show what you really do. >> that's really the neat thing. this is the future of technology as far as law enforcement goes. there is going to be a day where every police officer has this. we're so pleased with the way troy handled himself and we're very thankful the way this pursuit ended and the suspect was taken into custody without the suspect being harmed or officers being harmed. >> this takes away a lot of questions sailing how did they arrest him, rough him up or is he making up a story. >> normal police pursuit the video stops as soon as the officer stops the car. you don't see what happens outside of the camera range. having this camera on the helmet we can follow him as he gives foot chase to catch this guy as well as what the officer did when they're taking him into custody. >> have you heard the officers coming back to the precinct say this is so going on youtube? >> i don't think that was the case in this situation. we put this video out because there w

boston police holding a news conference for what they described as the takedown of the 19-year-old bostons sent to the president and a senator. we'll have live coverage of both. stand by. lots of news happening right now, right here in "the situation room." >>> meanwhile, other news we're following, including new claims that syria is using chemical weapons against rebel forces. lisa sylvester is monitoring that, some of the other top stories in "the situation room" right now. >> hi, wolf. an israeli defense official said in all likelihood the syrian regime has used sarin gas on several people. people were foaming from the mouth. israel's defense minister said the red line hasn't been tested yet. the pentagon is assessing those reports but reiterated the use of those weapons would be entirely unacceptable. >>> airline passengers are beginning to feel the forced budget cuts. we're seeing a surge in flight delays as air traffic controllers take forced unpaid time off. furloughs kicked in sunday for nearly 50,000 employees. the faa is required to cut $637 million from its budget by the end of

i have been theorizing it's likely, knowing how these guys work, they will not use light for the takedown itself. you see an fbi agent getting out of the latest car to arrive. this flash-bang technology, if that explains pops people heard other than gunfire, they are a briefly devastating weapon that can just take hold of your senses and leave the suspect blinded and deafened momentarily while people move in. closed space. i have seen them used outdoors in a courtyard, a wartime backdrop in afghanistan. they are very effective. just told we have another guest. clint van zant, fbi veteran profiler. what can you add, clint? >> well, as you know my background is as a hostage negotiator. having been in similar situations like this working with tactical teams, this is a hand in glove operation. the negotiator is on the scene. he or she will be working hard to extend a hand and allows this individual to come out. with the potential explosive device of something inside the best case scenario would be for the negotiator to get the subject to come over the side of the boat, crop to the ground so t

his new book is called takedown inside the hunt for al qaeda. i'm plsed, reaypleased toave hihe on this program. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: so tell me what your take is on this-- on them, the two brothers. on what they did, where they came from, whether there is some election with-- link with people in chechnya that might have had some influence on them. what is the mudd appraisal of this? >> my first a operational is these two kids, i take the younger kid's word not because of what he says but because i look at the characteristics of the event and say from start to finish, whe you have akid who didn't try to hide himself in front of surveillance cameras, pretty basic devices. they didn't seem to have and after-action plan. they picked about the softest target you could find in boston. i look at this and say if they had an operational linkage back home i can't figure out what kind of capabilities that kind of operational linkage offered them. the other thing i look at is if you book end this from where you started 12 years ago, and you had

. >> the dramatic movements leading up to the takedown of one of the accused boston bombers, and now a community tries to get back to normal. ama daetz is in boston. there's a candlelight vigil in watertown, massachusetts tonight, to remember the victims of the boston marathon bombing and to honor the officers involve in the manhunt that followed. the suspect was captured last night. the 19-year-old is still in the hospital under heavy police guard. he is in serious condition and not yet able to communicate with detectives. >> as police and federal agents closed in on he accused helicopter a helicopter was beaming back these thermal images of him hiding in boat. >> we have movement in the boat. he just stat up. >> the orders went out to do everything to cap tour 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev alive, even after an initial exchange of gunfire. phloem white house down the priority is to learn the motives for the attack. three people were killed and 180 were severely wounded. >> we will determine what happened. we will investigate any associations these terrorists may have had. >> sir neve

. >> the dramatic movements leading up to the takedown of one of the accused boston bombers, and now a community tries to get back to normal. ama daetz is in boston. there's a candlelight vigil in watertown, massachusetts tonight, to remember the victims of the boston marathon bombing and officersnor the officers involve in the manhunt that followed. the suspect was captured last night. the 19-year-old is still in the hospital under heavy police guard. he is in serious condition and not yet able to communicate with detectives. >> as police and federal agents closed in on he accused helicopter a helicopter was beaming back these thermal images of him hiding in boat. >> we have movement in the boat. he just stat up. >> the orders went out to do everything to cap tour 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev alive, even after an initial exchange of gunfire. phloem white house down the priority is to learn the motives for the attack. three people were killed and 180 were severely wounded. >> we will determine what happened. we will investigate any associations these terrorists may have had. >> sir n

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here's part of their review of 1976's epic takedown of broadcast journalism network. >> don't get the idea that this picture is good simply because it puts tv down, it's the way it puts it down with fine performances and some very funny and foulmouthed writing. >> gene, i agree and disagree. i agree in the first place it's my favorite christmas movie. i also think rocky comes in very close second. i disagree it's overwritten. one of the nice things about the movies that it's written. >> amazing. for more than two decades first locally and then syndicated. they offered their thumbs up and thumbs down and always intelligent camera reviews and stand your ground sparring and passion and deep appreciation for the art. the extravagance of movie making along with a respect for each other akin to that of long lost brothers. gene died in 1999 and later after losing his ability to speak, roger's voice resonated more than ever as he trudged on his longer term profession that predated and gracefully predated his tv fame as a pulitzer prize winning movie critic for the chicago times of 46 years, a

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confrontation with police last night in that backyard. [ shots fired ] >> fox's mike tobin was there for the takedown and he joins us live from watertown with more. >> reporter: and this, heather, is where it all finalized. the manhunt ended, the standoff ended. really in a boat that's in a driveway of the house you see behind me here. the owner got out, had a chance to walk around, went out and had a cigarette, noticed that something was amiss. followed the direction that was given out in all of these press conferences with the state police and with the governor. he backed up, he called 9-1-1. it was a remarkable scene to see all of the different emergency and tactical vehicles racing in this direction. the helicopters overhead. there was a stand-off. there was concern that tsarnaev was strapped with explosives and ready to detonate himself. it was violent at the end. there was an exchange of gunfire. he was hit more than once much that's what he's dealing with recovering right now. he's now arrested he was not read his miranda rights. federal agents electing, instead, to invoke the public safety th

. >>> and the twitter takedown. last we're starts to spur interest from washington, and one. >>> first to sue at the nyse sources are telling cnbc the bond sale from apple will be the largest ever. seema mody? >> the deals won't be completed until later this afternoon, but early indications show this six-part bond sale will be well received over over-subscribed sources say demand for apple's debt will be in the $40 to 50 billion range, but could head north of that. the ten-year fixed note it's expected to trade about 90 to 95 xwaz points, which of course is the u.s. ten-year treasury. of course, that number is not final yet, still subject to change. how would this size up against its tech peers? microsoft trading about 60 basis points, wraps an ibm issue is about 55 basis points the comparable benchmark. in terms of the year old, larry mcdonnell says apple's ten-year bond use yield roughry 2.5 to 2.6% which would be higher than the yield, as well as the yield that apple stock offers of 2.8%. of course, again, this i

it goes to a larger issue of the takedown of the nuclear family. listen to rush. >> the nuclear family has always been under attack by communist. by leftist. but, the fact that it is said in america on a cable news channel and is considered fairly benign is what has changed. this isn't that big of deal. anymore. that's what's changed, folks. >> do you agree with that? >> here is what it is. look, the liberals are for big government. they are for the collective. the government knows best. they will take care of you from the cradle to the grave. msnbc is the mouth piece for big government. so, of course, they are going to run. i'm sure that went through four or five layers of producers who said yeah, that's fine. she can say that that's fine. that's our -- it's in our words, in our language. it's exactly what we lean forward or whatever their saying is. that's socialist. >> all liberals think that you ought to be taken care of from cradle to grave. there are some of us who believe that there are places where you do need government intervention and ot

it is a fantastic takedown by a little noticed move by the pentagon to spend a billion on 14 new ground-basedissile defense systems in response to north korea's increasing provocations, and it makes a convincing case even if we assume the worst about north korea, that defense system won't even protect us. this is an in-depth look at the fine print of military spending that goes on without anyone noticing. while everyone focuses on cuts to social programs in the sequester, there's a billion bucks getting dropped without a second look. it's a great read. check it out at foreignpolicy.com. and the third awesomest thing on the internet today, bob costas quoting ludacris rapping about bob costas. >> kids, this is just the lyric, and i'm quoting it. i'd be rolling torpedos, get blunted with rastas and for a hefty fee i'm on your record like bob costas. >> if i can manage a long enough career in tv, i am personally hoping for kendrick lamar lyric about me some day. find all the links on our website, allin.msnbc.com. we'll be right back. my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my l

the cite has gone to great lengths to set up automatic takedown system for copyright infringement.ia companies and cable channels have their own channels on youtube, sharing a cut of ad sales. youtube has even struck deals with paramount pictures and the comedy central channel. and both are owned by viacom. youtube streams comedy central's "the daily show" and south park. the that prompts the original viacom complaint. the thing is viacom still doesn't get it. you can not block the internet wave if you're moses. you have to surf it. maybe viacom ought to drop the appeal and strike a deal with youtube instead, guys. it is time. david: we'll see if a deal happens, dennis. we have breaking news on boston we want to share with you at a 5:30 eastern time that is little more than half hour from now. there will be a press conference in watertown, massachusetts, of course that is the area that has been affected the most since this suspect wouldn't on the lamb. you're looking at a live picture of watertown. this press conference should include by the way the boston mayor. liz: boston mayor

i hope we can get some tonight about how the takedown went down on franklin street in watertown >> that is the best part did they got him alive knowing how dangerous that would be you can see this scene to the different law-enforcement areas they are getting massive applause for their good work to keep the community safe. if mike is on the ground? >> i am here. the motion started to roll as the nnws came in that this was resolved. people crowded around a radio every time they heard a new nugget that the chair would go out and this conflict formed about three and a half blocks away from ground zero from franklin street where it went down down, it just formed up ad hoc. nobody called it people just guarded lining the road as it emerges vehicles came down one by one. different groups, a slot team, a tactical team team, generate a bigger response particularly they hit their sirens and one chance did god bless america you have a very emotional scene and people spontaneously expressing gratitude to the cops to put their lives on the wind. gerri: just taking this is in the appreciation of the

unclear whether that came during friday night's takedown of him when he was captured or shootout he and his brother had thursday night into friday morning with police in the streets of watertown. right now no charges were filed today. we heard rumblings there may be charges filed today. ended up not being the case, don. maybe in the next couple of days. >> all right. let's talk about the bombs. you have learned something new, something about where they came from, brian. >> reporter: that's right. our susan candiotti citing a law enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation says the current thinking right now, don, is the two suspects bought the bomb components locally. somewhere here in the boston area. but that they got the guns from somewhere else. this official emphasizing that the gun traces are under way right now. and so that part of the investigation is continuing. but they say they bought the bomb components, the current thinking is that they bought the bomb components somewhere around here in the boston area. >> brian, also, you know, you're getting more information

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he's author of the book "takedown." i wonder, i know we're filled in this country with strange thinking people, truthers, birthers that have off the wall theories. i don't know how anybody could look at this evidence presented so far and have some other theory of the case besides the indictment, itself. >> no, it's really coming together. i mean, there's -- as terrible as this case is and was, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of heavy lifting. we've got the two primary individuals. it's obvious that they had hands on the devices. the pieces we don't have, chris, are where was their inspiration? where did they get the guidance? who taught them how to build the bombs? >> why is that important? why is that important to -- is that important to prosecuting? i mean, what difference does it make why they did it if they did it? i'm being tough here. when you look at all this evidence -- >> no. >> go ahead. >> no. it's -- it's important to the case because we want to make sure there aren't others that should be prosecuted. i

. >> -- to takedown. >> i'm going to talk to an attorney. >> this is "predator raw." >>> riverside, california, was important, because it was the first time where we did an investigation and law enforcement did a parallel investigation. once we finished, and the man left, riverside county sheriff's deputies and detectives would make the arrest and begin their investigation. this particular investigation saw the highest number of men ever in any of our "to catch a predator" investigations. 51 men showed up in three days. you come here, have a seat. you know what? >> i know. >> sit down, please. >> okay. >> set your stuff down on the counter. have a seat. you knew what? >> i was in trouble. >> you knew were in trouble? please sit down, relax. >> actually, i'm not relaxed. i'm not going to give an interview. >> you're not going to give an interview? >> no. i'd just get in trouble. just silly. i was just bore and silly. >> what are you doing here? >> i'm stupid. >> this is a guy who not only had been caught before by perverted justice, and knew it, he had seen one of our previous investigations. a

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. >>> and the third awesomest thing today, this epic takedown. he calls himself a reporter for jones's website, he's the guy you heard who had been publicly questioning authorities as a first question in every press conference to prove the boston marathons wasn't some sort of inside job attack, as in the government planned the whole thing. well, one bostonian appears to have enough. the reports were posted on youtube. here's a taste. >> your voice said this was a false flag. what is that supposed to mean? the fbi's behind the bombing, that's what you're here to cover. and that's why i'm the [ bleep ]? the fbi blew those people up on the boston marathon? i'm not saying the fbi blew up the people at the boston marathon. >> i don't care if people think i'm an [ bleep ]. i'm not saying the fbi blew up innocent people. you're saying that and that's what makes you a dumbass. >> oh, yeah? >> there you go. why are you in my [ bleep ] neighborhood? >> that is, i think, when they say don't mess with boston. you can find all the links for tonight's click th

. >>> 24 hours before that takedown, a violent gun battle took place with the police on the streets oftown where the two brothers are said to also tossed a pressure cooker bomb at authorities that authorities say is the same brand in the one used in the boston marathon bombings. tonight our david mattingly learns how easy it is to build and detonate one of these bombs. >> reporter: at this remote desert testing ground, experts from new mexico tech replicate and explode bombs used by terrorists. on this day, there is a sense of urgency. >> after boston, what are you worried about? could this be the future of domestic takerism? >> you always worry about copycats. more and more people will be using this. >> reporter: this is a pressure cooker bomb, similar to the bombs in boston and we're about to set it off. very good. do the countdown. >> in the wrong hands, we already know how dead think bomb can be and we're not taking any chances. for safety reasons, we had to retreat to this mountain top here. we're now over a quarter of a mile away from where we left that pressure cooker. but that

why wasn't the green berets involved in the takedown?hy wasn't the battalion -- you you are confusing. >> no, i'm not. >> with the investigation. >> i'm talking about. >> judge jeanine: the issue, gentlemen, without getting. >> peter. >> do we give it over to the military? no. >> judge jeanine: without get into the issue whether it was seals or here or there. at the end of the day this guy is going to be tried in civilian court. will the government seek the death penalty? >> yes. >> they have to. >> they will. >> and i also think that the government -- yes, they should. and i hope they will seek the death penalty if it goes into an article three court and a i also believe that the united states attorney initiate a revokation of his naturalization of his citizenship. i understand from the record he became a naturalized citizen on 9/11 of last year under false pretenses. he wore an oath of allegiance to our country and wore an oath to take up arm for our country and he took up arms against our country. >> judge jeanine: citizenship is not

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. >> shepard: continuing coverage now from swanny, georgia, where an incredible takedown has just happenedcer get shot in the hand. not life threatening at all. superficial wounds from the flash bang is our standing. to the firefighters. and the firefighters are coming out of the house now wesley gossan on the phone with us. watching it two doors down. the firefighters are out of there and good to go now, wesley? >> yeah. i'm actually standing in front of the house about 50 feet from the swat team and everybody is just real quiet and walking around. i guess i'm probably the only one on the street here but, you know, the only citizen here. and it's pretty crazy. the mood is definitely calm and everybody has got their helmets off and the dogs are leaving. the robots are gone swat team did a great job to secure everything and keep everybody safe and have everybody evacuated. >> shepard: thanks very much for your eyes and ears on the ground. wesley gossan two doors down from an incredible scene that just took place. next, we are live in north korea or i should say in south korea right along th

. >> massachusetts and the nation celebrate the takedown of the two brothers believed responsible for the marathon bombings. but what does the terror attack tell us about cracks in our national security? we'll ask two congressional leaders on intelligence issues, senator dianne feinstein and congressman pete king. then trade craft. how do we find terrorists without giving up our freedom? with cameras and images everywhere, is more big brother the answer? we'll set down with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey and terrorism expert philip mudd. plus the bombings raise new questions about the drive for immigration reform and gun control. we'll ask our sunday panel how the attack will influence those debates. and our power player of the week. the man who followed president bush every step of the way. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. at the end of the week that saw the first mass bombing in the u.s. since 9/11, we're going to focus today on one central question -- where do we stand now in the war on terror? first, let's get the la

breakdown takedown is the recent selloff in transports signaling trouble for the bulls? chart expert explains why she's sticking with her base case. >>> friendly phone call, why facebook's entry into the smartphone wars is unlikely to move the stock. >>> and nuclear meltdown, dennis gartman joins us. >>> and we've got to get to the traders and today's selloff. is this the healthy pullback or the beginning of something bigger here? don't be fooled. take a look at the move in the s&p 500, in the mid caps, small caps, in the transports, in technology, in materials. that's where the action was. >> you're right. when are we ever talking about the dow jones industrial average? >> we don't here. we don't here. >> stop. the s&p's critical. and i don't know, i don't know the answer to your question yet. i think if you force me to give you an answer, i think it's the beginning of something much larger than the downside. but you can't answer that until another couple of days have passed by. we have the chance for some very interesting chart patterns which we will discuss later. but

thatcher's brutal takedown of the unions, dismantling of the social safety net and monetary policies,o contain double-digit inflation and raised unemployment levels to those not seen since the great depression. the gap between those with and without opened up dramatically. on the subject of raising taxes, an anathema to modern-day conservatives, thatcher cut personal income taxes, lowering the top rate from 83% to 60%, but she simultaneously paid for those taxes by raising the national v.a.t. sales tax from 8% to 15%. and it was thatcher's institution of a regressive pole tax in 1989 that led to widespread rioting and her subsequent downfall. in the same way that conservatives of today view ronald reagan through rose-tinted glasses, ignoring the fact that the gipper raised taxes 11 times during his presidency and tripled the deficit, so, too, with thatcher, conservatives ignore the realities of maggie's role. joining the panel now is john cassidy, staff writer for "the new yorker." john, great to see you. >> nice to see you. >> it's not just because you have a keen economic mind and a