mike tobin working the story. who do i have? molly, my colleague who is near the scene in watertown, massachusetts. molly, where are you precisely and what are you seeing? >> we are at the corner of auburn and lange done. this is a main drag through waterton. this is a main street. i am told that the suspect that was fleaing and coming out of that area and into the watertown area that the car that suspect may have been driving and they believe it was abandoned down the street here and the suspect took off on foot. now i am standing maybe a mile, a mile and a half from the river, from the charles river. we are getting reports that people and police are searching along the river. that's where some of the media briefings are expected to take place. it is a matter of a few miles. a very active crime scene. all of watertown has been -- it is a huge, active, incredible crime scene. everywhere you turn you will see police officers and watertown square is just getting to this area from the next town over. we have seen officers from camb

i would say that mike tobin is correct.airly unlikely that you have robbery suspects this well armed t. sounds more like a -- a terrorist... very well-armed, you know suspect that has a goal or -- or objective to be this well armed. long rifle, heavy weapons, you will find, vest, body armor, that type of thing like the shooting in los angeles with the two robbery suspects, where they were completely body armored up and they had automatic weapons and they took out numerous vehicles and personnel... it would be highly unlikely that this would occur on a regular basis. you know, it seems like there might be a connection to the bombings. but it's really too early to make that jump. >> i mean, the way this is being handled, just we heard mike tobin talking about, they have so many officers on the ground and in the air. this sounds like a pretty big operation if you are just talking about a robbery. is it possible that, you know, that they're maybe calling it that to keep it quiet right now? >> no. they wouldn't call it a robbery

one alternative is having mike tobin. he would be the most -- >> that was incredible. >> i was going to say, a 19-year-old guy is interrogated by the high value detainee an teargas group, that sounds scary to me. >> not anymore. he was read his miranda rights. they tried it and he couldn't speak. >> he will still be interrogated though. >> the intelligence information takes weeks and months to get out of somebody. i am not talking about enhanced an teargas, but they should have taken this guy to guantanamo bay and let him look at the bright caribbean sun for awhile and he will start talking. >> i want to go to bill about this lyndsay graham talking about how the fbi didn't know that tamerlan went on a overseas trip because his name was misspelled. >> he went over to russia, but apparently when he got on the airplane they miss sh -- misspelled his name so it never went in the system that he went to russia. >> it happens to you all the time. schulz with a t and schulz without a t. >> it has let me live on the funds of snoop

so i'm lucas tobin. we're going to wait for the power point to come up. mob we're here to talk to you about what the recreation and park offers and how people can assess what we at recreation and parks. i'm luke's telephone number o tobin and ilusion services >> i'm vicky. >> now i can see our slides. so what we offer are both specialize programs that's through our project insight program and inclusion services. we offer both and we feel that our job is to make sure that everybody has access to our recreation in san francisco. and we also believe that people need a choice. >> and the way we do our inclusion we use best practices important inclusion of recreation and that includes the c ct r s when which is a. so we work together and what the responsibility is i'll do an assessment with the children on disabilities and that is how they communicate what citizenry issues they may have any kind of issues in terms of behavior management and i'll develop a support plan with working with the parents and develop the strategy and work with the

. >> that's what mike tobin was talking about, the different weapons. he was hearing grenades, dynamite, ieds, you name it, it sounds like, the suspects were armed for a lot more than just a robbery? >> reporter: that would certainly be the case. vehicle -- having been in these situations and 10 years ago, you can find of feel a little bit of the sentiment of the law enforcement agencies. this is one that they were absolutely taking seriously. there was a lot of adrenalin flowing and obviously, with the suspects sort of surprising the law enforcement, the authorities where i was, they were treating him as much more than just a -- an armed robber. that said, you know, we don't know any more than what we witnessed. when you wake the residents up at 1:00 in the morning and they hear thing, their impressions of what they heard could certainly vary. you know, i am guessing, if you got roused by loud noises, there are several versions of what you heard. >> exactly. we are going to come back to you in just a little bit. but we want to go to mark fuhrman on the

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mike tobin is live in watertown, massachusetts. mike, we'll get back to you, we'll get back to others working this story throughout the boston community here. there has been a bit of a stop down on activity here in boston. police are telling everybody to stay where you are, it's called shelter wre you are, that is a bit of the phrasing they use here. basically it means stay put, don't move. they've had businesses in towns like newton and came bridge -- cambridge don't open your doors today. that is a remarkable thing to y in april don't open your doors, stay where you are, don't move. the taxi service has been suspended, bus service suspended. the commuter train line that ferries so many ka you the maoers throughout the -- commuters throughout the city of boston has been put on shut down. and there is no way to know when it will open again. it depend where the manhunt leads, whether or not it lead us to the perpetrator or a path we cannot foresee just yet. that is a bit of the mystery that we have been waiting and watching and hold

i want to go to mike tobin. he has breaking news. i believe you're at the courthouse in downtown boston. >> there is something here. what we're seeing is the d.hs police cam out with a great sense of urgency and pushed all of the crowd off to the other side of the street, at the same time hustling the employees out of the courthouse itself. they came out really with a good clip to their walk. i'm looking at one, two, three, four, five, six fully armed u.s. marshals with vests and helmets, each of them, i believe, has an additional side arm. i saw a van speed past with -- looks like a marshal hanging off of the side. a good clip of speed and they're going down that small alleyway on the southwest side of the building. backing up now into what looks like the alley port. you hear some of the commotion. the dhs police backing everybody away from the courthouse right now. i don't have a whole lot of details other than it's some kind of scare has forced all the employees out of the courthouse. >> understood. mike, i know you don't know, bu

i'll tell you something, tobin, september 2012, there were anti-american demonstrations in 29 countries. we're like the united states of amnesia with always giving money thinking that's the way it's effective when we still have real serious problems, no free press in these countries. i'm always wondering if you think trade would be a better way to go, just have free trade instead of foreign aid. >> trade is. but i think this history lesson we're confused about is we go back to the marshall plan, the 40s in japan and germany and alt work we did to rebuild those economies. but we didn't put any strings on it. we didn't say you have to be this or that. they built their economies back and countries back. it was effective and believe it or not, people remember that. maybe the french didn't. but if we're going to put strings on this money, then that shows how naive we are. you can't make somebody walk towards democracy. you can't make -- >> why not >> they don't know how to do it! >> but wait a minute. hang on. gary b, we've been at this for decades with foreign aid. 19 billion bucks annually

mike tobin is live just sout side in watertown -- is live outside in watertown, massachusetts. relief and happiness are over flowing and hopefully a little shut eye, mike. they probably didn't sleep the last few nights. >> no, and i think those people are glad to have this chapter closed. glad to have this manhunt ended. this is where it ended and some of the real estate you can see behind me. 24r* is a boat at the end of the driveway. one of the own -- one of the owners came out shortly after the lock down was lifted. he noticed something was out of line and looked under the boat cover and saw him in there. pretty soon the emergency vehicles were in route to this location. they raced through the crowd and they raced through the neighborhood to get up there. there was concern that he was strapped with explosives. there was a violent confrontation, but it ended without further loss of life. it has to be noted that tsarnaev has not been read his miranda right. there is a threat to public safety exemption and that gives them the a continue to question him and find out if there are

we'll help you get there. >> to be tobin's prediction. >> bullish on bank of america.40%. >> liz: what do you got? >> i'm a bear. >> liz: what do you got? >> i've got spirit airlines. discount airline, these guys are so greedy, they charge you for your overhead space, up 35% in a year. >> liz: gary b? >> i am bearish on stefan. i'm still bullish on internet retailers. i like amazon. i think it's up 40% for the end of the engineer inform john? >> i'm a bear for now on amazon. but go for yield eep, 7% yield. they could be up 25% in a year. >> liz: jonas? >> i'm a bear on that one. >> liz: you are? >> yes, i am. >> liz: oh, that's interesting. what do you have? >> montana state university, finding out if you bring therapy dogs to final exam -- that's how i get through the stress of these years. i have my therapy dog. up 25% in a year. >> liz: i hope you enjoy paying your internet sales taxes. >> i'm a bull on ramon bear. >> liz: thank you for joining us. the "the cost of freedom." we continue with neil cavuto right now >>> did this group of two already derail this gang of

heather, back to you. >> thanks, mike tobin. we'll check in with you later this morning. the stepson of the man's whose boat he hid in last night while authorities were searching for him is speaking out about that chaotic situation at the family home. listen to this. >> well, speaking on behalf of the family, the most important thing is there was a period of time that we, the family, didn't know exactly what was transpiring. it was just like y had pointed out, there's so much information coming in, we actually were notified by a friend that there was a franklin street home on the television. of course, i spun 180 degrees to the television to see literally my mother and my stepfather's home there with the boat that the suspect was found in. immediate horror just swept through me. i broke down crying because we tried to call the phone was busy for almost 30 straight minutes. we tried cell phones. neither one of david or my mother were picking the phone up. my sister is static. it was absolute horror. we were seeing the bullets, gunfire erupts on franklin street. everything

we have mike tobin tracking the investigation from boston, and our own katherine harris what they're saying in washington about the investigation. we begin with mike. mike? >> there are tremendous number of images floating around, particularly on the internet. the fer investigators say the images that matter we haven't seen them yet and there's a discussion among federal investigators of about whether or when they will row lease those images. quite possibly that could be some of the content of the press conference we're waiting for right now. we know of the images. there is one at least that shows an individual placing an object at the scene of one of the bombs. it's a very clear image according to an fbi source, clear enough he described the individual in the image as very young and white. now, there are a number of other people who were caught on camera. secretary napolitano is reluctant to call them suspects, just saying they're individuals with whom investigators want to speak. the physical crime scene out here is still very active. boylston street is blocked off on two sides sur

mike tobin outside the courthouse. former cray operative, wayne simmons, obviously a lot of confusion today and i'm wondering if a lot of it has to do with so many agencies competing in this -- compete not guilty this investigation. obviously the goal is the word with each other. but sometimes one or the other preempts the other, right? >> i think that used to be the case. i think this is more likely the press trying to preempt one another. this is not the agencies trying to preempt each other. i can tell you unequivocally that the f.b.i. forensics are the very best in the world, hands down, not maybe, not 1 a. not 2 a. they're the best in the world. c.i.a. is involved in this. deu, atf, so they're going to figure this u. i think these kind of little fires get started, turn into big fires, and that's the way it goes. >> neil: what if it's already a sort head fake for us and that they have a suspect apprehended and they're just not telling us right now? >> yeah. yeah. and that's exactly right, neil. your last comment, a

talk about this promise and much more regarding the electoral process i'm joined now by christina tobin she's the founder and chair of the free and equal elections foundation thank you so much for joining me christina thank you so much for having me and look it's seems like there's so many different ways that voters are being disenfranchised these days is it really the right move by president obama right now to be going after these long lines are long lines really the most detrimental thing to democracy right now or do you think that there's other things that are being missed here it's an ongoing problem we've had this for a while that's another distraction you know the marriage equality i mean people recognize we want to quality during that time he signed a bill from unsigned to a long lines we have way bigger issues all these problems we have are so much deeper like the national defense authorization act patriot act so drones of war drug war the list goes on and on so again another distraction yes it's important but under an electoral system where we have true people good people in of

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i thought that was directed toward molly line or perhaps mike tobin. watertown, massachusetts is indeed about ten miles from where we are near copley square and the back bay of boston at the finish line from the boston marathon. you're right to point this out. there is definite activity here as these unmarked cars now move into position. you see what looks like police officers behind and now there is a sound. >> gretchen: yeah. i just heard it. sounds like some sort of an explosive either detonated, going off. >> brian: i thought i saw a fire in one of those windows as we panned over to the right. >> gretchen: there is obviously gun fire explosions going off at this time. in the. >> brian: our camera ma is being told to back off. that explains the jumpiness of the picture. the man in the f.b.i. jacket is saying to back up. now you see rifles out and we did hear, gretchen, what sounded to us like gun fire. >> gretchen: or some type of explosion going on f you're just joining us, this is watertown, massachusetts, this is live video happening right now. p

mike tobin i believe is on the ground. mike? >> reporter: i'm here and it is quite an emotional scene. the emotion started rolling as the news was coming in this was resolved. the people crowded around a radio and each time they heard a nugget of news the cheers would go out. and the gauntlet three, three and a half blocks away from franklin street where it all went down just formed up ad hoc. no one planned it or called for it. the people just started lining the road as the emergency vehicles started coming out one by one. different groups like the s.w.a.t. teams. the tactical teams. they seemed to generate a bigger response from the crowd here. particularly if they were hitting their sirens. one guy got on the loud speakers and was chanting god bless america as he drove out through the crowd. an emotional scene and people spontaneously expressing gratitude to the cops who put their lives on the line. >> sean: taking this all in for a second and to see the appreciation of the commune etan. a large portion were told to stay in t

tobin, if we could. did you hear what we were talking about as far as the fbi saying that the suspects are not considered one of the bombing suspects? >> yes, it is interesting. in terms of the police presence that we are seeing out here, when we do have an officer who is shot, are you going to get a big response from the police. you will get a multi agency response and the police will come out with heavy arms. we have seen that across the board. we have a very fluid situation out here, and it appears to have multiple hotspots. the one thing that is inconsistant is the fact that they are arms to the tee. that is not consistent with a simple robbery. you have a situation that developed on the campus and it turned into a chase. it disrupted the sleep of these nice people in watertown as the situation goes on. and it looks like it could be here for a longtime -- a longtime. the multi agencies have cordoned off a large area. they have brought in the explosive disposal units and it will take a good bit of tim

mike tobin with news he's live this morning.hing was tense. >> and the end of it happened here this, building you can see lit up behind me just past state troopers this is where it finalized. just on the other side of the house, the driveway at the end of the driveway is a boat they'll talk about now. it happened quickly after that order after that lock down was lifted people here were so eager to get out and they didn't have anywhere to go but started walking around. soon you saw vehicles racing off in this direction. helicopter overhead and this tense standoff. by and large people in these neighborhoods who bore this tragedy say that they're glad this resolved with the suspect being alive because now, you can talk to them and learn what other threats are out there. what other threats are connected to him. >> for many years, probably many tens of thus great relief. and for some, great celebrations. >> and it was real, very patriotic. it started as people were gathered around radios to listen to news and they started to learn th

mike tobin. i hate to keep can use the word extraordinary but one after another after another, the heroes out of this are just -- they're extraordinary. >> you know, that's probably the best way too put. you heard one doctor talking about the experience of these doctors, and of them had experience in combat but their day-to-day was household injuries, work place injuries, car wrecks, and all out once they were overwhelmed with injuries consistent with combat. you hear one doctor say the decision to amputate wasn't one they needed to make. the people came in with limbs so badly battered, so badly damaged, all they had to do was finish off the work that the bomb had started. >> at this point if i have my numbers right, we have performed four amputations, and there are two more limbs that are at risk but i hope we will save those legs. reporter: massachusetts general is the first place we heard from doctors they were removing from the patients ball bearings and nails consistent with the information

we begin with mike tobin in watertown, massachusetts. asi from the reflection we are hearing promising news about those recovering namely the transit police officer richard donahue. >> exactly. there is reason to be optimistic for the recovery of that gravely wounded transit officer richard donahue. he is an individual who is fully engaged in a gun battle with the two bombing suspects. he was hit by a single bullet to the leg. it didn't hit any bone or severe any nerve but it severed three arteries including the major won the femoral artery. he lost so much blood his heart stopped took 45 minutes to get his heart beating regularly again. now that he is bouncing back his brother is expressing nothing but pride. >> as a brother a fellow officer and american i cannot describe the pride i have for dick and the other emergency officers. with complete disregard of their own safety they with stood a barrage of gun fire and explosives more like a war zone as a quiet suburban street. >> there was a wake today for 29-year-old crystal campbell a re

mike tobin one of our reporters kissed bombed when people get in your camera shot.rting on the terror attack. watch him. >> goes off according to the fbi at the location where he dropped -- please don't do that -- where he dropped -- where he dropped his knapsack, shepard? >> dana: i love it i'm so glad he is on our side. >> those are athletic reflexes. >> they call him the hammer for a reason. all right, bob, you are on. bob: yesterday he mentioned the chinese students who come here. 193,000 here on student visas. fine they do well. let me show you the number one country cyber attacks against the united states. do we have that graph? >> my point yesterday was if we're going to bring people here and educate them in computer sciences and other things and then they go back home and hack us, we might want to think about that before we continue this. >> dana: they don't even have to come here to hack us. you you don't have to travel here to hack us. >> come back to my office and look what happened to me. taking a picture. macy my office. i will read it very quickly. ben

now to mike tobin in boston, and the charges filed against suspect number two. mike? >> what was interesting, we found now from the criminal complaint is that they indeed -- i.d.ded. the throughout the this and i.d.ded themselves on security video not sow much for what they did but what hedo. dzhokar tsarnaev did not react with surprise when the initial bombs went off. he was standing with a crowd when the first bomb went off, and virtually every head turns towards the finish line, and apparent bewilderment and alarm. bomber two, dzhokar tsarnaev, virtually alone at the restaurant, appears calm. he glances east and then calmly but deliberately wrappedly heads to the west and ten seconds later the second bomb goes off. also what we see from the criminal complaint is that they identified themselves on the night of that gun battle and car chase. that coming from the carjacking victim, who tells police officers that one of the men apparently tamerlan, opened the door to his car, pointed a gun at him and said, did you hear about the boston bombings? i did that. he showed h

>> mike tobin live for us, thanks very much.uld like to web site. >> say goodbye to krystle campbell. she'd died in the bombing. 2 years old. restaurant managener medford, massachusetts. the reverend who led the service tells the "boston globe" newspaper even total strangers turned out to support the family. tonight, boston university is holding a memorial service for lu, linzi the graduate student though died in that attack. celebration of her life and her parents flew in from china to be there. vice president biden will attend a memorial service on wednesday for the mst police officer sean collier. the becoming suspects shot and killed officer collier on thursday night. a dance instructor who lost her left foot in the boston terror attack is insisting that she will dance again. what's more, this woman adrian davis says even though she has never been a runner, she plans to run in next year's boston marathon. the second explosion hit the 32-year-old and her husband. he is an air force captain who just got back safely from afghan

>> mike tobin, thank you very much. also in that great city tonight, a college campus police officer who worked at mit is being remembered. people lining the streets of wilmington, a suburb of boston, with flags, candles and signs honoring 26-year-old officer sean collier. police say he was shot by the two bombing suspects as he sat in his patrol car in cambridge last thursday night. an amazing connection to tell you about. turns out officer collier was friends with transit officer richard donohue jr. who mike and i were mentioning was shot and wounded during the standoff with the suspects. this picture was taken the day those two men graduated from the municipal police officers academy in 2010. marathon runners across the globe paying tribute to the victims of the boston bombings. that piercing whistle officially signaling and then ending a 30-second moment of silence in london at the start of the race there for 36,000 runners. hundreds of extra police officers deployed along the 26.2-mile stretch, runners wearing blac

mike tobin is live with an update. can tell you down at the finish line, where i am a lot of people celebrating. you are a couple blocks from the boat. tell me what the neighborhood is doing there. >> the celebration couple hours after they watched the emergency crews get out of there. the celebration is starting to die down. what you happened, a spontaneous parade. people lined either side of the road, they waved flags and sang patriotic songs it was as spontaneous as any celebration i've seen. they are expressing was gratitude to the tactical teams, to the police officers, to the state troopers who came out and put themselves at risk and got a relatively quick resolution to this. gratitude among other things for the fact that the suspect for among other things that the suspect did survive. there was some people that thought they wanted to finish it off in two nights and be done with it but the notion definitely they want him to go to trial and find out who he is connected to. if there are other loose ends out there t

mike tobin is in watertown, massachusetts, where they have seen a day like they never had before. i am certain of that, mike? >> reporter: certain of that. and this is where it all ended. you see the house behind me here, this is the house with the driveway at the end of the driveway was the boat where it all went down. it all went down, shortly after that lockdown was lifted. you heard that in the press conference. people could get out. they could walk around. they did that, as soon as they could, even though they had nowhere to go. once the pem were out on the street, suddenly we saw the police vehicles, the tactical team vehicle, racing through town. one after the other, after the other. the helicopter was up in the air and reports that shots had been firred at this location. it was a standoff. but ultimately, it was a matter of time before it was resolved. it was resolved without further loss of life. now, just on the other side of the police tape, here in watertown, residents were gathered around radios, listening to the latest details. they cheered when they heard a detail w

mike tobin with me now. tonight, mike, what do you take from these late developments that we have been watching here in boston? >> well, bill, one of the first things that struck me is gone is this discussion of person of interest or people with whom the federal investigators want to speak. the special agent in charge of the boston office here came right out and used the word suspect. following on what we had reported earlier that federal source had indicated they had a clear image of someone placing a device at the scene where one of the explosions took place. we now know from the feds here in boston that that was a backpack placed at the site of one of those explosions. >> suspect 2 set down a backpack at the site of the second explosion just in front of the forum restaurant. we strongly encourage those who were at the forum restaurant who have not contacted us yet to do so suspect number 2 is the individuals in the white ball cap. our fox affiliate out here is linking that to a polo ball cap with the numb

liz: mike tobin, live at mass general hospital. thank you so much.t's head over to the white house for the latest on the ongoing investigation. rich, what is the latest? >> building what mike is just reporting there, this is from fox reporting citing official what is they're finding on scene are remnants of a pressure cooker. this is the type of explosive first used in afghanistan. that doesn't necessarily mean it came from overseas but this is the type of evaluation that officials are going through right now to try to piece this together. president obama calling this now, a terror investigation. no longer a criminal investigation, but a terror investigation. and the president says investigators are still working to find out who did this. >> in coming days we will pursue every effort to get to the bottom of what happened and we will continue to remain vigilant havy administration to take appropriate security measures to protect the american people, and this is a good time for all of us to remember that we all have a part it play in alerting authoriti

. >> the thing though, tobin, it tackled the problems and they're all still there. right?> and we've railed on obamacare for a long time, but honestly, honestly. we're curing the problem that doesn't exist. the problem is, 10,000 baby boomers every day turn 65. they have paid be collectively for every dollar they put into medicare they're going to take out $3. we know that, it's a fact and even president obama talked about this week. if you're going to try to stop the health care problem and you were to do it by these, sort of various cuts in medicare, they have nothing to do with the fact that you're-- it's demographics, there are ways to address this, but we came up with the idea, 2700 pages and now we're going to demonize the republicans and don't want to bankrupt the state, come on. >> tracy: medicare and medicaid are never ever touched and talked about and this affordable health care act is not so affordable anymore. >> well, it hasn't been fully implemented yet, but we really don't know what it's going to cost. >> that's part of the problem. but i will tell you this.

if they have got him it would end, bret. >> bret: mike tobin there live on the scene. we can see the principles of this news conference arriving there about ready to brief at the microphones. we can tell you it has been a long day for these officers going door to door and for the people of watertown as they have shut down, told to stay in their homes. some people this morning went to work. they were told to get back home if they could. and stay there. there you see governor devol patrick. he will start this news conference as he has. >> thank you all for your patience. >> doing the checks here. >> thank you all for your patience. >> >> bret: we will hear from the boston mayor and massachusetts state police superintendent and the watertown police chief as well. we expect to get an update of where this investigation is. the trouble is they don't know where he is. it's a troubling situation because as overnight indicated both men were armed, dangerous, they had explosives, they may actually have explosives on their body. the one obviously killed overnight this one dzhokha

mike tobin, thanks so much.nd now to catherine herridge, fox news chief intelligence correspondent. catherine, what do we know about the suspect's terror connection? >> reporter: fox news was told that investigators are exploring potential links between the older brother tamerland and an extremist group. this is based on his travels as well as the contents of his you tube travel. among the videos deleted from the play list were links to another extremist group which is under the umbrella of the teamist caucuses emrate. investigators are looking for related e-mail traffic and direct person to person contact and evidence of training. in 2012011 the group was desiga terrorist organization. it received a similar label from the al-qaeda and taliban captions committee that same year. the russian government asked the fbi to investigate the older brother because he was "a follower of radical islam and a strong believer and had changed drastically since 2010 as he prepared to leave the united states to join what the are

let's get right to it, the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris in our studio. >> outstanding. >> brenda: along with jehmu green. john, will more tax hikes have employers telling employees to take a hike? >> yes, no doubt about it. that's what's happening right now. we have the lowest labor force participation rate since 1979. and just a year ago, president obama was saying this is the last time we need to raise taxes. president clinton has said the exact same thing, but for years they railed on the bush tax cuts so this is why we've got so much deficit and then they make them permanent. they raises taxes on the rich and everybody gets free pizza. it's not working. and what we're doing is not working and raising taxes further is going to further this economy. >> brenda: what do you think about that? is it going to hurt the economy? >> i think when you look the at the jobs report at that came out yesterday, it proves one thing, we have to continue to invest in this economy and create jobs. and the only way we're going to be able to it do that is if wo

mike tobin from the church tonight. we are also hearing tonight from a hero by the name of tyler who helped comfort a young woman suffering shrapnel wounds from the terrorist attacks. yesterday the massachusetts governor devol patrick said he visited the woman victoria in the hospital and she said that tyler helped calm her down, even showing her his own scar on his body. >> victoria very very much wants to thank tyler personally so. if tyler is out there and listening or reading your reports, we would love to hear from tyler so that we can connect him to victor i can't. >> well, our local affiliate fox boston caught up with a man, tyler dodd is his name. he said that inside the medical tent he could see the terror in victoria's eyes. >> i just knew that i had to talk to her. if there was nothing else i could do, i could talk to her. i asked her to look at me. i think i asked her what her name was. and she kind of looked at me funny like why is this guy asking my name? she said victoria is my name. i said my name is tyl

mike tobin with the news live in chicago. this thing is huge, mike. >> yeah.torms up in minnesota, shep. a confirmed tornado as far as south as louisiana. not a very strong tornado. an ef 0. compare that to the ef 2 that touched down outside of saint lewis a little town called hazel road. roofs torn off homes. trees. one thing interesting about that storm the worst of it was preceded by what they describe as a wall of light. another ef-2 touching down in arkansas. an 18-wheeler was tipped over. significant property damage. five people injured. following that a freeze advisory is now in effect for arkansas. states like minnesota, the dakotas, bracing for more snow. 3 to 5 inches. happy april, shep? >> shepard: mike tobin live in chicago. i'm shepard smith. this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. and there is growing concern tonight for the united states over the civil war in syria and the rebel group whose leader this week declared his allegiance to the leader of al qaeda. today we learned that group is in virtually

tobin's peripheral vision is off the charts. please don't do that. please don't do that. it is incredible! >> gretchen: watch how quick he stiff arms. >> brian: william lajeunesse and leventhal should be taking notes on this. how to stop two women who are dying to kiss you. >> steve: just remember, he's out on the street. he knew something was up because one was on one side. he could feel somebody else on the other side. the subject, though, i can understand why he didn't want the interruption. >> brian: but it was just incredible and i think he should be saluted. i think women everywhere, if you're going to kiss a guy, wait for the break. >> gretchen: wait for valentine's day. >> steve: all right. meanwhile, we got some headlines for you on this wednesday. no longer singing jail house rock. he's out. ♪ >> steve: that is the ellis impersonator during happier times, accused of sending letters laced with ricin to president obama, roger wicker, and a local judge. he's been leased. charges against kevin curtis dropped after prosecut

mike tobin, thanks so much.nd now to catherine herridge, fox news chief intelligence correspondent. catherine, what do we know about the suspect's terror connection? >> reporter: fox news was told that investigators are exploring potential links between the older brother tamerland and an extremist group. this is based on his travels as well as the contents of his you tube travel. among the videos deleted from the play list were links to another extremist group which is under the umbrella of the teamist caucuses emrate. investigators are looking for related e-mail traffic and direct person to person contact and evidence of training. in 2012011 the group was desiga terrorist organization. it received a similar label from the al-qaeda and taliban captions committee that same year. the russian government asked the fbi to investigate the older brother because he was "a follower of radical islam and a strong believer and had changed drastically since 2010 as he prepared to leave the united states to join what the are

mike tobin, live in watertown with the very latest.morning, mike. >> reporter: you know, just as dzhokhar tsarnaev was taken into custody and the spontaneous street celebration, the people said with the immediate threat gone they can start turning their attention to those who lost their lives. that's exactly what they did. several hundred people gathered in a nearby ball field and lit candles, in recognition not only to the people who lost their lives, but to the federal and local authority who is helped to bring this thing to a resolution. wilmington, another visual for m.i.t. campus police officer, sean collier, shot several times while sitting in his car at 10:30 p.m. on thursday as the chase and gun battle flared. fenway park, baseball fans, promising to be boston strong. >> healing, i guess, you know? it's a roller coaster ride. it's only monday, but it seisms like it's been weeks, you know? just a lot of healing, everybody coming together. >> it's all over. it's all over. i got season tickets, i wouldn't be afraid, after they got