. >> we were just never would suspe suspect, and it is so unnerving and upsetting to know that this could happen here in ashburn is just shocking. >> reporter: what do you make of this? >> bizarre. interesting. you never know who your reporter: charles severance and they say that he built bonfires on his patio, and his patio right below the deck. they say that he'd go out in the front yard and rearrange the rocks in his front yard. more about the eccentric life of charles severance coming up at 5:00. i'm pat collins, live in virginia. >> and we are going to go to the live desk now with news4's scott macfarlane with more of the investigation. >> yes, news4 i-team just got a copy of the police report showing that charles severance at 6:00 in the afternoon went to russian embassy to ask for asylum after chief earl cook announced the con fek shupbes between the kill ings. he went to the russian embassy to seek asylum, and the d.c. report says that he was turned away and an unwanted desk there. and we called the russian embassy and got an english-speaking representative, and he said to e-mail

an earthquake warm in southern california has residents unnerved.started with a 5.1 quake in orange county friday night. several strong after shocks followed. the latest a 4.1 in l.a. county. one car was flipped over by a rock slide. there were no injuries reported. i'm don lemon keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. ♪ >>> people are lighting up all over the country. they call it the green rush. marijuana has moved out of the back alleys and into the open. >> happy cannabis, y'all. >> in some states it's legal to grow, to sell, to smoke. and marijuana could be legalized in a city near you. so es to get, and many think so harmless. when the smoke

it was unnerving to a lot of drivers. many who crossed the bridge swore it would be the last time. >> and on that windy autumn day in 1940, it is the last time anyone crosses that bridge. >> about 10:00 the bridge began to move in ways it had not moved before. the undulations became higher and the ripples across the bridge were verging on dangerous. >> at about 10:15 a.m., one of the bands holding the suspension cable breaks, causing the bridge to move not only up and down, but back and forth. >> once that started, the bridge increasingly began to twist. there was a car that had been trapped out on the bridge. a car driven by leonard postworth, a tacoma tribune editor. he was headed over to his summer cottage in the gig harbor area. in the back seat was his daughter's dog tubby. as the bridge began to twist, it was impossible to drive. >> he tries to get out of the car, but he can't open the door, so he crawls out of the window and tries unsuccessfully to walk across the bridge. >> he didn't get very far before he realize

errol, it is very unnerving. a fairly shallow earthquake. two kilometers deep. 20 or 30 aftershocks already. >> wow. thanks, karen maginnis. an update on the l.a. quake. >>> moving on further up the west coast in the u.s., hundreds of rescue personnel dig through the mud and muck of the landslide in the small town of the u.s. state of washington. they are still trying to find 90 people listed as missing. six days ago, a massive wave of mud swept over the rural community. 17 people are known to have been killed. officials say the death toll, though, will be much higher. there can be few things more devastating in life than losing a child. what about losing a child and a parent at the same time in that landslide? here is gary tuchman with the story of the woman. >> reporter: nastashia is staying with family. >> first grand baby. >> reporter: this is her baby sanoah and the baby's mother christina. this is video of the two of them with her stepfather. this past saturday, nastasha went to yoga. her mother was baby sitting when the mudslide hit. >> when did you find

some people that live in areas broken to mudslides find all of this rain unnerving. a geoconsultant said there is a slide waiting to happen. he says they're real in the bay area, but today's rain is not enough to cause one to happen this year. of course that mountain slide that hit the state of washington just got pummelled by rain for several days now before that hillside gave way. crews are still looking for 100 people. most of the population is believed today be buried in that dirt and debris. >> good morning, peggy. authorities in oso washington confirm 24 deaths including a man from northern california. he graduated from high school in california, just west of woodland outside of sacramento. his wife is still missing. it was his father and brother that headed up the search. >> you think he is indestructible and then something like this happens. >> at a news con flens thferenc morning, those in charge of the search say they're still trying to account for 176 people. it's not clear how many are under there mud or just out of reach. they're not giving up hope yet,

. >> i always tend to leave my door open because we have a wonderful neighborhood and it is unnerving not to be trusting anymore. >> the last time somebody knocked on my door, my fiancÉ went upstairs and got his gun. >> the mayor is encouraging residents to be cautious but not afraid to go about their daily business. he says overall, alexandria is still very say. >> it's not like the sniper incident several years ago, but there is a deranged individual somewhere and we will work together to find that person. publicpolice put out a brief for information from anyone who thinks they may know anything, no matter how insignificant they think the information is. live in alexandria, tom roussey, abc 7 news. new at 11:00, the fear over the three murders has the fbi involved. investigators are trying to find out if one person is responsible . who would commit the series of attacks and why. roz plater spoke with a retired fbi agent. she is live in alexandria to continue the team coverage. what is going on in the mind of the killer, roz? >> the retired fbi agent says he thinks that something set

. >> arriving to work this morning and seeing this at his store was quite unnerving for omar. >> crazy. it is scary, too. i hope everyone is okay. i'm praying for everyone. >> a man opened fire on a crowd in the tenderloin district at 9:00 last night. witnesses say the gun mass was in the car and he got in an argument. the guy got out and started shooting. the people started running. they all scattered. i saw people falling. >> police have not made any arrest but say it looks like the shooter was mad about a dose game and shot eight people. the police say his intended target got away. the victims were taken to the hospital but have all been treated and releaseed. >> no one died. people on live and work in the ten door line are upset and squared. two believes are keeping watch over the intersection today and say investigators are looking at surveillance video from the cameras perched in the area. still, without an arrest, locals worry about the impact. >> when people see this, no one will come...it hurts the who will city. >> police this morning in the last hour have released few detail

. >>> an earthquake swarm in southern california has residents shaky and unnerved.th a 5.1 quake on friday night. several strong aftershocks followed. the latest a 4.1 in roland heights. it caused several water main breaks and knocked down items in homes and stores. no injuries were reported. i'm don lemon in the cnn newsroom keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >>> crashed this morning shortly after takeoff. >> begin the investigation into this crash. the tragic ending to a super bowl -- >> the plane crash in the dense forest -- >> there were no survivors. then

it's pretty unnerving in a residential neighborhood. police think someone could have tried to poison the rooster, by putting something on the grass. authorities have collected evidence from the area to test. but that is expected to take 6 weeks. an apartment building under construction. goes up in flames in the city's mission bay neighborhood tuesday. you can see the massive five- alarm blaze in the video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. tonight. crews continue knocking down part of the burned site. as some evacuated residents from nearby buildings. are being allowed to return home. and investigators are trying to narrow down what may have caused the fire. kron 4's jeff bush is live in san francisco's mission bay. jeff -- whats the latest the listing crews were here early in the morning and worked throughout the day to take this building down as quickly as possible. heavy equipment was tearing into the charred hulk of steel wood and concrete. the rush to get the structure to ground level to minimize the danger to the are

. >> the united states and europe knows russia pose as significant and unnerving threat to what remains of free ukraine. >> they also know existing economic sanctions and the threat of war have done nothing to force russia to reassess its crimean land grab. >> president obama's strategy of the diplomatically isolating russia and more economic costs. >> european nations are reluctant to impose tougher economic challenges. >> and also asking china to. >> china is neutral but, jeff, the white house would like to see much more. >> major garrett, thank you. >> one person is dead and 16 hurt after a tour bus accident over in virginia. >> police say the bus was cut off by a car traveling at a high rate of speed which forced the bus off the road where it turned over in a ditch. the driver of the car was later arrested and charged with felony hit and run. the tax scamers, just a phone call away, when the cbs evening news continues. >> . >> glor: the irs says it is the largest tax phone scam ever, more than 20,000 cases so far, nearly every state in this country, scamers calling people pretending

. >>> an earthquake has residents shaky and unnerved starting with a magnitude 5.1 quake in orange countyra. several strong aftershocks followed, the latest a 4.1 in roland heights. it caused several water main breaks. one car was flipped over by a rock slide. there were no injuries reported, though. i'm don lemon in the cnn newsroom keeping you informed. cnn, the most trusted name in news. >> 5191 crashed. the tragic ending to a super bowl. >> it crashed in the dense forest laden hills. >> there were no survivors. then they found mohammed crying but alive. the 2-year-old laying -- >> george lamson jr. >> i don't believe in random

. >> morgan this must have been unnerving to the -- residents of the area, how did they react? >> they are saying they were shaken. a man said they could barely speak. and a little girl he picked up was bloody and inside of a blanket. people don't know how to react. they are simply shaken and scared, del. >> morgan thank you very much. >>> again the latest two people dead, 17 injured, and con-ed now reporting that they were investigating gas-like orders in the area. >>> labia's parliament [ inaudible ] was dismissed from a tanker, after the tanker broke free. libyan authorities saying they had control of the tanker as it tried to leave. john henry has more. >> reporter: libya's post revolutionary army is a marriage of former enemies. long-time rebels, jailed by the regime after coup attempts, like general mohammed. >> translator: i'm still in a state of ecstasy from the victory of the february 17th revolution. >> reporter: and there are officers who joined the revolution. >> translator: i defected when the people rebelled. we saw how he treated libyans. i was close to the regim

people who were closest to the pipe said the noise was a little unnerving. >> it was disrupting the dog's sleeping. they were going to do it at 9:00. lo and behold, here we are in the middle of the day trying to conduct bush administration. and sounds like we're standing behind the planes on sfo. >> pg&e said they warned customers about the noise and that no one lost service during those repairs. >>> tickets went on sale for the first-ever game at levi stadium. it's not the 49ers, instead a san jose earthquake soccer game. there's a lot of excitement over the grand opening. there are still a lot of people unhappy and concerned about the new project. about 100 of them set up in a meeting last night in the community center. police chiefs were there to address concerns about traffic. public parking and safety concerns related to the opening of the $1 billion stadium. >> i didn't vote for the stadium. i did not want it in my own backyard. >> people will not want to pay $20 over at the stadium, come down here, walk over, or just grab light rail which you can do right here, and basically take u

resumed at noon on sunday this was the first expansion of the operations to tesco engineers kind of unnerving few units of the pool in the building last november officials say the concept is the first important step in de commissioning the petition and ninety nuclear plant planned to finish the task might be and this here. a test run of the key in water treatment system at the plant has been hit by a few troubles. officials said they had temporarily suspended the system still working fine on sunday morning to lead into the cons. at the mansion stayed in that week when processing system or alps is capable of removing almost all nuclear materials from a delight and wonder at the plant. that takes contaminated water from storage tanks was found to have a low water flow rate than usual. workers wash the comp on saturday night but could not bring the intake will back to normal in the cupboard after the demand that tendency in the comp achievement of the water then refill it italy's hoping to process all the contaminated water in storage tanks by the end of march twenty fifteen with no prospect of

some of them say it is still a bit unnerving days after the >> some writers to admit feeling apprehensive. it is not enough to stop them from getting on board. i thought i was crazy. i was not nervous. traffic is so horrible. it is not a big deal to me. >> crews cut the lead car removing the train piece by piece. more than 30 people including the train's operator were injured. investigators say the operator told them that there were extremely tired and those tough. the discipline the same operator for nodding off and overshooting a station. as a precaution they plan to lower the speed of arriving trains from 25-50 mi. per hour. will also move trip switches they're supposed to stop trains from growing faster than that farther back. >> shuttle buses continue running between rosemont and the airport with few complaints. as long as i'm not late for work i am fine. >> and is less than 10 minutes. the cta already faces. >> i accuse the agency of negligence for failing to keep brighter safe. >> has increased the estimate of how much oil was spilled into lake michigan. after analyzing how much oi

those masked gunmen have taken over the two main airports and the parliament and what's particularly unnerving to the people on the ground is these men will not identify themselves. they are wearing uniforms and the uniforms do not have insignias on them. all we know is they appear to be a pro-russian paramilitary force. the russians have been completely silent on the events going on in the ground in crimea and on what role they may have in those events. but the ukrainian leadership here in kiev has not minced any words. the interior minister has said this is essentially a military invasion and the defense minister has warned if any military installations come under attack in crimea, the ukrainian army is ready to respond. >> pelley: clarissa ward reporting from kiev tonight. it is worth remembering that russia invaded neighboring georgia back in 2008, and that resulted in a shooting war. major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major. >> reporter: scott, the white house knows its options are limited, and president obama's warnings to russia about costs to be paid if it intervenes o

i simply become unnerved. forgive me dear, forgive me. cruel or tactless remark, even the slightest discourtesy upsets me. it's quite true. i know i often do say things which will be better left unsaid, but you must agree with me dear, she'll be better off in the country somewhere. she's been with us for 30 years. but she can't work anymore, can she? well, either i don't understand you or you don't want to understand me. she can't work. she just sleeps or sits about. well, let her sit about. what do you mean let her sit about, she's a servant. well, i don't understand you olya. i have a nurse for the children and a wet nurse. we share a cook and a maid, whatever do we want this old woman for? what for? i have aged 10 years tonight. we must sort this out olya. you're working at school, i'm working at home. you're teaching. i'm running the house and when i say anything about the servants i know what i'm talking about and that old thief, that old witch must get out of this house tomorrow. how dare you vex me so, how dare you. really, if you

. >> reporter: a gruesome early morning discovery has unnerved people living along oakland's 34th avenue near foot hill boulevard. >> that's what the danger s you don't know where you stand. >> reporter: around 4:15, firefighters extinguished a burning body. you can see them looking down from a neighbor's roof, towards the body located between a fence and an apartment complex. lieutenant henderson jordan says homicide detectives arrived shortly after. >> they are treating the incident as a suspicious death. >> reporter: police say the body, indistinguishable as far as age and identity, was a man. neighbors we spoke with think today's incident is connected to an earlier homicide. >> it's scary. three or four weeks in a row. >> reporter: responding to a welfare check in early february, police found 77-year- old susan fong bound and dead in her apartment. a 56-year-old male relative was also inside, but uninjured in, what police initially called a home invasion robbery. >> that is something that they are actively looking to, that it may be connected, but we don't know. >> reporter: we check

the lead here and if anyone was a witness or was put in the same position the was very unnerving and i hope that it doesn't escalate >> reporter: lee still has yet to find this man that they will not rest easy until he is found. >> pam: ahead at eight:30-- facebook making changes. after kron four looks into reports that children and felons are using social media. to buy guns and ammunition. >>". a regular guy" >> pam: and later: who brought warnings to a screeching halt. runners bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters >> reporter: a lot ave adjacent to at&t park it would support it. in 1990 i had a handshake agreement with the then warriors agreement. owner. >> erst and foremost is all land and away from the pier with a much more solid place last bay offers that option with being in balance with our rest of the neighborhood. so it's not out of t

it is unnerving. hopefully it doesn't escalate. >> reporter: they have not found this man. neighbors say they will not rest easy until he is caught. scott rates, kron4news. >>> i hope you got outside today to enjoy the weather. we had temperatures above average. we are having computer issues. a beautiful shot of city hall tonight. we had cloudy skies. hours ago this time. tomorrow when you wake up it will be dry. cloudy conditions sunday. we have rain coming through but not until sunday night, maybe a little coastal drizzle. the bulk of the wet weather will be after the sunsets. it will be in the north bay. the rain will be widespread around midnight into early monday morning. by monday morning it will be out of here. it is a fast-moving system. it isn't a lot of rain. temperatures topping out in the lower 70s and cooler monday. >> still ahead imagine being served by a grilling gaucho. complete with brazilian cowboys. >>> before you open baby oil, a counterfeit bust says the name brands may not be the real thing. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales

. >> we field it's not random rockingham a gruesome early morning discovery has unnerved people who live along oakland's 34th near foothill boulevard. >> that is what the danger is, you don't know where you stand. >> reporter: around 4:15, firefighters extinguished a burning body. you can see them looking down from a neighbor's roof towards the body located between a fence and apartment complex. lieutenant jordan says homicide detectives arrived shortly after. >> they treated it has a suspicious death. >> reporter: they say that the bodies with a man and today residents that we spoke to think it's connected to an earlier homicide. >> people are scared. >> reporter: responding to a welfare check in early february police found 77-year-old susan pham bond and dead and a male relative was also inside and uninjured in what police initially called a home- invasion robbery. >> that is something that they are active looking into that it may be connected. >> reporter: this is an open homicide investigation. an autopsy for the badly burned male body is scheduled for monday. neighbors also tell me

they know what triggered this gunfire arriving to work and seeing this in his convenience store was unnerving. >> it's crazy. i don't know for what. it's crazy. crazy, too. i hope everybody is safe. you know? i'm praying for everybody. >> witnesses say the gunman was sitting in his car. >> the guy got out. and they skalterred >> police tell us it looks like this shooter was mad about a dice game, he shot eight the victims have been taken to the hospital. >> thank god nobody died oochl people who live and work in the tender loin are scared. two police officers keeping watch today and say investigators are looking at surveillance tape from several cameras in the area. still, without an arrest locals worry about impact. this hurts the whole city. you know? >> police have released few details about the shooter saying a black man got into a sedan and got into the passenger side and was driven away. they're trying to get a better look at that car. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> activists from the lgbt community held a vigil today to support a colleague detained by immigration authorities last week

and so i have to say that it is always a little bit unnerving as a military historian to have as one of your judges these points and there's no other way as it is in the history of war demands was to be chairman of the ring and i'm sort of the undersecretary in charge of paper clips. and then of course there is the recorded secretary of princeton. and basically, ladies and gentlemen, it doesn't get better than not accept in my job as chairman, which i have loved the first was the evidence of new research and we needed to know that every one of them, every one of the shortlisted works and we also wanted to know that the books had literally grace. the world grace is a word of size. and it makes a lot of sense. and this has to be read as a work of literature as well as a simple book of military history. which said the 34th division, northwest to engage this as well. that is not what we were after you but a sense of why that was happening and who was taking that decision and why it mattered and how it fitted into the overall scheme otherwise. in the third was a profession of military his

it's the aftershocks that has everyone unnerved.nited states, the enormous landslide in washington state in this vicinity to the north and northeast of seattle, washington. it's been a very rainy season. the next system for the most part will bring the moisture in a little further to the south. those who have have been dealing with this landslide across the region that's already claimed 18 people. 30 are probably going to be the number of fatalities seen. it was much higher, but they have really worked around the clock to find those bodies and clear out this region. you can see how much rainfall has material xized. we've got pictures coming out of the pacific northwest. they have rescues, boots on the ground, canine teams, boats, people have worked tirelessly. it's been a dreadful situation. the weather certainly has not added in anything to this region where people were not necessarily surprised by this landslide. it certainly has been devastating. back to you. >> you can see how drenched the rescue crews are. karen, thanks very mu

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they are trying to unnerve the forces in crimea. with respect to the black sea fleet, the ukrainian units, the russians probably want to avoid armed conflict. this is one way of persuading them to surrender. or perhaps leave altogether. >> do you agree they will avoid armed conflict? >> i agree they don't want to avoid armed conflict and soviet troops, which was interesting. russian troops. the behaviour was reminiscent of what we knew of the soviet union. they want to avoid armed conflict, but they want to make sure that everywhere understands how powerful russian troops are, how powerful vladimir putin is, the russian president and back off and let him do what he need to do in terms of crimea and ukraine at large. >> what do you make, alexander, of the reception that nick schifrin reported about, that the russian troops seem to be welcomed and there's a lot of people that are pro-russia in crimea. >> that's part of the image that much of the russian media is creating >> this is american media there, too. >> this is true. >> there'

. >> because of the construction boom that's underway in san jose, seeing a construction fire is unnerving but because of the santana fire, there are changes and things to keep the construction fires from taking off like in mission bay and santana row. in san francisco the key is water pressure. in san jose, it's about preparation. >> it looked unreal. it didn't look real. it looked like a match box. >> reporter: melvin meeks isn't talking about the five-alarm fire that burned in mission bay last night but the san ttana ro fire that burned, the construction project that raged like an inferno. >> even though what type of impacts you're making because its such a huge fire and surround it and put enough water on it and you don't know if it's making an impact. a long day. >> reporter: as he watched images, he applauded how quickly it was knocked down and with just two minor injuries. today ed lee credited the high pressure water system. >> but for that high pressure water system, this fire would have been perhaps very hard to contain. >> it is okay our system is different. >> reporter: the fir

and i have to say if those a little bit unnerving as a military historian to have as one of your judges someone who is quite, there's no other word for it, important as the purpose of the history of war also at oxford. it's a bit like me being bashed on sophie chairman of this thing and he's one of the judges. i'm sort of the undersecretary in charge of paper clips. and one of my judges is henry kissinger. you'll understand my problem. and then, of course, the admiral who is recording secretary of princeton. basically, ladies and gentlemen, it doesn't get better than that, except in my job as chairman, which i have loved. we have three criteria. the first was the evidence of new research. we needed to know that every single one of these books come with well over 100 of them, every single one of the six shortlisted books actually told us something we didn't know already. it's a very, very difficult and incredibly high bar to meet, frankly. but it was met by all six of them. we also wanted to know the books had literary grace. and it makes a lot of sense, it seems to me that this has got

on the other hand he is clearly unnerved by gillespie appearance in the race.ing appears to be very good. his events seem to have a lot of energy a lot of young people showing up. >> i would be surprised though in virginia. >> could be. >> machine you know. democratic machine it's a purple state and president obama's poll numbers well below the average. >> al franken, disgrace that he even got elected in minnesota. he has voted 100% of the time for barack obama. never deviated. he is a shrill. i mean, i am not even going to call him any more names. now, he is the worse. a guy named mike mcfadden is running against him. i don't know anything about him. how do you see this? >> first of all mcfadden is part of a big field. he has a republican state -- excuse me, state senator running against him. she is well thought of. there is a republican commission. county commissioner. several other people in the race. but mcfadden is thought to be the frontrunner. he is a former investment banker who never left minnesota. interestingly enough, i think several decades ago, al

jolted me out of bed and it was unnerving. you don't get used to it. >> you don't. i just arrived last night. i was in the hotel, sitting on the berksd i have to tell you. i looked and wondered, was something under the bed. the bed started moving. i didn't want to think it was an earthquake. as it turns out, it was. >> my instikts know, it's an earthquake. let's go from there to the weather. rain is hitting the pacific northwest hampering search efforts for victims of washington's mudslide. here with the latest on what they are facing is dylan dreier. good morning. >> good morning, alex. we have rain on both coasts this weekend. the east coast is going to see several inches of rain and stronger storms and the northwest where we don't need the rain, that is where we are going to see another inch or so. you can see through seattle and washington state and parts of oregon and northern california, that's where the moisture is streaming in across the pacific. a closer look shows we could understood up with another one to one and a half inches of rainfall in parts of west

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and friday's employment report is something so worrisome that i'd be remiss if i told you i'm not unnerved by it. you know that we have eight initial public offerings coming next week and eight more the week after? 16 in two weeks. after all the deals that we have endured in the last couple weeks. that's way too much supply. hard to believe the market can handle all that. sometimes i just wonder why can't there be a commissioner of stocks who says that's it, that's enough. no more deals. the window is closed. we always hope the underwriters try that yesterday and cbs outdoor today. two cases where they priced it where everyone wins. you know i praised to the skies last night, juneau rallied 3 bucks followed by another $2.21 today. perfect. cbs outdoor gave you a couple from the get go. with the heavy ipo saturation most of the other new issues followed a disturbing pattern. opening high and then going down. down, down and down. that's just what we don't want to see. this is dangerous, people. this market is not prepared to handle all these deals. i want to be very clear. if the ipo window

the news also unnerved global market. let's bring in maria bartiromo. the new anchor of opening bell on the fox business network. hi, maria. welcome to fox. welcome to "special report." >> thanks so much, bret. good to be here with you. >> start off today with today's sell-offs. what's driving this? >> well, you're right. stocks did take a cue from the big sell-offs we saw in europe, and the market was down sharply, and commodities went higher, much higher. things like oil as well as a number of commodities that are integral to the story. investors are basically worried this conflict is going to escalate and it will impact exports coming from russia. remember, russia is a major exporter of energy, particularly to europe. and ukraine is a major exporter of corn and wheat. when i speak with business people all the time, they say the same thing. that the worry with regard to russia is the letter of the law and more specifically the lack of the letter of the law. that has stopped many people from investing in russia. foreign direct investments have taken a

it was a very unnerving situation. at one point in the room, there was quite a bit of chaos when suddenly, there was the moment when he actually said the satellite communications were a showing that they had been -- they were still there seven hours longer than what people expected. a lot of people were very, very shocked. we heard gasps in the room. the reason is they were telling us that led them to believe it could be possible that their relatives might be alive. alex? >> it is extraordinary. i'm going to have my director put up a statement from the malaysian airlines and what they are saying. with regard to what they must be going through, the investigators, you used the word tense. how much pressure is there on the malaysia investigative team right now? >> reporter: a lot of pressure on that team and the airline. the airline officials here in china actually told the families this is now a criminal investigation and that any further information would be coming from government authorities. for the most part, the rea

the democrats are unnerved. they've pushed the panic button. the president says this is working. it is broken. and people say can you fix it? i've looked at this ten different ways, chris. this healthcare law is not fixable. >> we'll leave it there, obviously to be continued. senator barrasso, senator king, thank you both. thank you for joining us. we'll stay on top of this, gentlemen. >> thanks for having me. >>> when we come back, new jersey governor chris christie says an internal investigation clears him of any wrongdoing in the bridgegate scandal. what does it mean for a presidential run in 2016? we'll bring back our sunday group. >>> plus, what would you like to ask the panel? go to facebook or twitter @foxnewssunday. we may use your question on the air. we may use your question on the air. >>> the american people and the people of new jersey really care about is, did you do it? and when you find that you didn't, i think you'll find there will be those that will say, okay. >> christie telling megan kelly an internal investigation confirms what he has always said, he knew no

. >> yeah, it's just a a little unnerving. >> jimmy: i got to say, who gave you this present, this birthdayrother. >> he is an awesome brother because what he did was he found a place. they'll burn anything on to wood. so he burned my employment history until i became a a comedian on to a big plank of wood. so i basically, this is my -- >> jimmy: that's a great idea. >> these are the jobs i had before i decided to go into comedy. >> jimmy: now frank's family restaurant, that's italian? >> pizza restaurant -- i didn't even cook pizza's i was just -- i prepped for the cook pizza cooks. so i was like -- >> jimmy: shredding cheese? >> i wish. no. i was cutting open giant bags of industrial shredded cheese and dumping them -- >> jimmy: classy place. yeah, yeah. >> -- into a bin. oh it was -- muah. and -- [ laughter ] yeah, fantastic. freshy -- we clean our exacto knives every night -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the best service razors to open the bag. >> sugarland run community center, i basically had a bag and a stick. and i went around my community. and if there was something plugging a drain or s

. >> i just can't unnerve. as time goes on, and i'm not deluded by the fact that as it goes on there is less and less chance of find iing out anythin. but, because there is no, no finality to it, i can't give up. >> and a sad twist there, paul left his wedding ring and watch with his wife just in case something was going to happen. i want to leave jeff guard guar associate professor, and you have a minuscule hope that they are safe somewhere, but we don't know what happened, and how do they cope? >> well, this is why we call it the horror and the hope. there is a glimmerf hope, and certainly as the days go by, the certainly, the family members are getting very, very frustrated and angry with the government, and that is happening that the family members are bonding together, and they are kept together in a room for the most part when they are getting the updates. i would hope that they are giving, that there are grief counselors there, and even though we don't know what may have happened to the passengers, but i

so the thing that comes together here, it is the thing that is most unnerving. >> all right, we'll have my interview with the reporter who spoke extensively and exclusively with the family of american philip woods. he was the one american on board the missing malaysian jetliner, stay with us, we'll be joined by pilot and crash experts next. t! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" predibut, manufacturings a prettin the united states do. means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children lauing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where th almost never fight about

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. >> reporter: along with the shock in the community came an unnerving question, given the national climateschool-related shootings, could keith reed have been targeted because of his work leading the district? an angry student? a disgruntled parent? was any of that even remotely possible? >> i'm thinking and going back through, did he have any enemies? who possibly could have been upset enough or crazy enough to do something like this, you know? >> did you come one any pos sfwhilts. >> well, there was one incident that i know that the family was very upset with him. >> school-related beef of some kind? >> school related. but you know, nothing out of the ordinary, you know? nothing that should have ever rose to this level. >> reporter: neighboring districts were understandably on edge, too. were they next? >> my phone blew up from other schools r we in danger? is this the beginning of something bigger? there's a lot of people worried. >> reporter: and concern only height heightened, the sheriff said, when an unknown man stopped by keith's school around noon on that friday, asking to see mr.

the democrats are unnerved. they have pushed the panic button. the president says this is working. it is broken. and people say can you fix it? i looked that ten different ways. this health care law is not fixable. >> we're going to leave it there. obviously to be continued. senators, thank you both. thanks for joining us. we'll stay on top of this, gentlemen. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, new jersey governor chris christie says an internal investigation clears him of any wrongdoing in the bridgegate scandal. but what does it mean for a presidential run in 2016? we'll bring back our sunday group. >>> plus, what you would tlik ask the panel? just go to facebook or twitter and we may use your questions on the air. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for

i look at this and i find it somewhat chilling and every american should be unnerved by what's happenedk principle of america jurisprudence that everyone is entitled to a vigorous defense, no matter how noxious they are. >> that's right. and you should not be expected to be confirmed by the majority in the u.s. senate if you represent the country's most notorious cop killer, and that's what happened in this case. denny faulkner in december 9, 1981, an army veteran, was killed in the line of duty by wesley cook, who then became mumia abu-jamal. he was sentenced to death -- >> a very controversial case. >> controversial in the sense jury instructions, and that's why they won on technicality on appeal, and that's why he didn't get the death sentence, and why he'll spend the rest of his life in prison. you should not expect if you take on this case, i understand everyone is entitled -- >> an attorney takes on a case like that, they should expect their career hen-pecked forever? >> you are defined by the cases you take. i'm a former congressman. i'm not a lobbyist. if i became a lobbyist, i