thank you. >>> a fox news alert. secretary of state john kerry is ready for a new round of mediation for the middle east. kerry is hoping to ease tensions between israelis and palestinians. he'll meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian leader mahmoud abbas. 30 jewish worshippers were dismissed. conor powell is live in jerusalem with the latest. conor? >> reporter: kerry will meet with netanyahu early this week in germany, then will travel to the region to meet with abbas and the king of jordan. it's not clear where those meetings actually take place. but he is expected to spend most of the week in the region. what exactly the secretary of state is expecting to accomplish by easing tensions here is not clear what all he can contribute to sort of reducing the tensions here. after several weeks of escalating violence with more than 20 stabbing attacks on israelis, things have calmed down a bit in the last 24 hours or so. but clashes between palestinians and israeli soldiers continue in the we

brand new fox news polls out tonight show dr. ben carson making huge gains in the republican race for the white house nomination. carson is now virtually tied with front-runner donald trump after nearly doubling his support over the past two months. and among all republican primary voters, carson has the largest number who say they would definitely vote for him. we'll have the polls for you tonight, the best political analysis and a full report coming right up, right here. >>> also tonight, democratic presidential candidates ready to square off in their first debate in las vegas. those new fox polls show hillary clinton, despite scandals and investigations and controversy, still holding onto her commanding lead over socialist senator bernie sanders. but sanders and the other three hopefuls martin o'malley, jim webb and lincoln chafee will all try to steal some of clinton's support tonight in the cnn democratic debate. we'll be discussing all things politics tonight with chris stirewalt, fox news jedidiah bila, town hall political

jenna: a fox news exclusive right now. many young south africans are leaving home to join isis and al-qaeda in syria and other parts of the middle east. the south african government calling in extra resources to stop recruiting. we have an exclusive report. >> reporter: fox news has learned that up to one south aftera can a day is leaving this country a day to go fight for isis or al-qaeda. the iraqi ambassador says this is a serious situation. >> we could say with certainty that 50-60 persons, south african citizens, have joined the isil or al-nusra in syria. there are some reports suggesting that more than a hundred have done so, and as many as 300 or more. >> the board says -- the

is fox 25 news at 10:00. >>> all that's ahead. but first tonight boston university police continue to investigate an overnight sexual assault. good evening everyone i'm joy lim nakrin. >> and i'm blair miller. this is a story fox 25 first reported on our news app. boston university where students are very, very concerned. ted? >> reporter: and a specific detail of the reported assault is only adding to that concern. police say the attacker was unknown to the victim and this happened in her dorm room in the early hours of the morning. this also happened to be parents weekend. >> reporter: what happened in a high-rise behind the arena has some on high alert. fox 25 has obtained a copy of the e-mail b.u. police used to notify faculty and students sunday afternoon. it's says a college age white guy entered the room of female student and sexually assaulted her. >> that kind of makes me a little nervous bought honestly sometimes me and my roommates we don't always lock our door. >> reporter: it happened sometime between 2:00 and 3:00 in

i say fox news. oh, fox news. well, you know what, now we see where the mainstream media, the way they're leaning, they're leaning to the liberal left. now i feel vindicated and i can see more and more how fox news is fair and balanced. >> we are tough on both side. i think our debate proved that. >> we are specific in one contradiction when it comes to rubio. let's see if cnbc asks hillary clinton, you were dead broke. does that make you qualified? >> he has not yet hosted a gop debate. so that was not yet an apples to apples comparison. >> they tended to interrupt. they were disruptive. >> we talked about this a lot at the fox news debate. they have a minute to answer. do we interrupt them? our own policy was if it's really egregious, then we'll kick them back in. but, otherwise, that's their time to use as they wish. >> i feel really unprepared. they didn't have their sources. becky was like, oh, didn't you say? there was a moment where they had the opportunity to ask jeb bush and asked about income inequality.

in roxbury, fox 25 news. >> happening today. a plymouth man will be in court to face drunk driving charges. kevin palmer accused of driving wrong way down route three saturday. it reports palmer drove 20 miles before hitting a car and stopped by troopers using spike strips. no one hurt. palm serout on bail. >> and new hampshire teen is victim of a hit-and-run in maine. police say driver of the car, 45-year-old richard marin of bethel maine arrested short time after the crash. it happened friday. victim hit while riding a bike. 14-year-old remains in critical condition. he is from goffstown and student at gould academy in maine. driver held on $10,000 cash bail. >> grief counselors on hand at the high school in rochester new hampshire. 17-year-old student of spaulding high found dead at the rivera motel saturday. police say that her mother and her mother's male friend were also in the room. authorities are waiting on results of autopsy. and police are continuing to investigate her death. this morning. >> and new questions this mo

fox news correspondent geraldo rivera, fox news contributor monica crowley. you interest me because you love donald trump. >> i love donald trump. >> but you can't stand his position on one issue -- >> one issue. >> immigration. >> i'm convinced that given time i can sway him my way. >> you believe that about everybody. >> you as well, but trump is so specific about immigration and he's so draconian about immigration and so good on other issues, he's a guy that can win the election. >> why can't we just have people respect our laws and sovereignty? i'm for immigration, but legal. why is it so dramatic to say, mexico, if you go in that country illegally, they either put you in jail or they deport you. are they draconian? >> the problem is his language. the problem is he's gone to the extreme when it comes to his rhetoric. he's defended a whole race of people. and it's easy enough for him to back off and still have strong borders people not against strong borders. >> i had the governor of texas on my radio show today.

joining me now fox news editor and host of media buzz right here on fox. so he was trying to talk about ivan's dire wall and he thinks we're owl going to die! >> the ye the rapture a about us. it's all about to happen. it is one in a series, an ongoing series of stories about ben carson is a cook. ben carson is a nut. you hear it. he doesn't talk like a politician. so he talks arnold it. he sort of meanders around. he is not using sound byte language, so they're dock all these gotchas and gets themselves. >> in defense, howie, he does make a lot of gaffes. he gives a lot of fodder to the media who want to slam him. >> i understand the fodder about ben carson not advocating a muslim president, the controversy what he would do with a mass shooter. a lot of people saying he was blaming the victims in on the ground. this i don't understand at all. it's a straight forward question about faith. what the media failed to grasp, the more they whack carson, the more it helps him. it's almost trump-like they don't understand his appeal. >> do you think there is any c

victim speaking only to fox 25 news. reggie adkins said at first he did stop and then got back in the badly damaged suv and took off. >> even if you are intoxicated you know a person is messed up. like you got out of your vehicle, and you looked at me. and you saw me, and say help me, please help me. >> police say when they arrested joseph short time later he smelled like alcohol and unsteady on his feet. jeremy joseph pled not guilty to ou. and i am leaving the scene. >> house speaker finrin gets apay back. he is go interest ratesed to retirement money despite 2007 conviction on federal obstruction of justice charges. now this morning, new, the globe is reporting that he is entitled to more than $225,000 in back payments funded by the taxpayers. finrin's pension worth $33,000 a year. >> governor bake serworking to fight back against the opioid crisis. yesterday he unveiled a dramatic new plan to stop people from dyeing from -- dying from overdoses. in the last four years the number has tripled. >> this has to stop. >> b

jenna: fox news alert. searching for answers one day after a mass killing, a gunman opening fire at a community college in oregon. hello, i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. the shooter, identified as 26-year-old chris harper mercer, he was shot and killed by police. taking the lives of nine people, injuring at least seven others. we're expecting to learn more two hours from now. as it stands, the shooter's mote e remains un-- motive remains unclear. survivors say the shooter demanded his victims state their religion before shooting them. one witness describes the horror. >> we heard the first shot at, i believe it was 10:38 when the cops said they got their first call, and then one of the students from my class left to go check on the other room, and she was shot in the arm and in the stomach and ran back to our class and told us that there was a gun. it was right next to the room. we heard all the screams, all the shots, heard everything. jon: william la jeunesse live in roseburg, oregon. william? >> repor

news rabbit ears. >> that was a new thing, it's like fox news snooze alert. what was happening there? droning on. >> he was interviewing an author who had wrote a book of fiction about a minister. he was asking her religious questions. but the questions seemed only about the faults of christianity in america. >> to be fair, he was actually quoting her i think in those first two things. that wasn't what he was saying, she had said it. he was asking the question -- >> i prefer to make an assumption that he was. >> that's a great assumption to make, i'm not sure about that. but the dulcet tones lulled me. >> we can make an assumption based on the fact that he's never said things like that about islam. when i was listening to it, i go like in the era of isis, when he goes in this direction, it makes him look like he's a bit ignorant. >> was he going in this direction? or was he asking her about her views on this, because he was paraphrasing what she was saying. >> he was agreeing with her. >> shall we stop? >> no, we're going to do the rest of the show. do the re

welcome to fox news channel. >> this is fox news now, all the news you need in 15 minutes. good morning, everyone. i'm allison kosterini. >> who? sorry. i don't know her. we turn 19. fox news can be seen in over 100 million homes. happy anniversary to "the kelly file" which turned two today. dana perino. >> you little toddler. >> what a 19 years it's been. you look at the press when we first launched and no one believed roger ailes could do it. >> i worked on capitol hill, a young press secretary at the time. what is this fox news thing? then over time it became the go-to place for so many people to get their news all over the country. all different age groups. >> look at you. >> that's at the white house. >> look we have other choice pictures of some of our other fox news talent. look at neil cavuto. he looks like my 2-year-old. >> everyone even looks better now. >> look at bill. he looks good. "the o'reilly report." i like the pictures of shepard, then look at sean. >> good hair. >> 19 years and most of those guys have been here from the beginning including brit hume and

is fox 25 news at 11:00. >>> first on your fox 25 news at 11:00, boston university police continue to investigate an overnight sexual assault. good evening everyone, i'm joy lim nakrin. >> and i'm blair miller. this is a story that fox 25 first reported on our news app and fox 25's ted daniel spoke with concerned students tonight. >> boston university police have not said whether or not they believe this was a random attack. however, they do say the attacker was unknown to the victim. on campus tonight that has a lot of people concerned. >> security may not have been top of mind for b.u. students sunday afternoon until they checked their phones. this is a copy of the emergency alert campus police sent to all 30,000. according to the notification, obtained by fox 25, a female student reported that she was sexually assaulted by an unknown man in her dorm room. >> i mean that kind of makes me a little nervous because honestly sometimes me and my roommates we don't always lock our doors. >> reporter: it happened sometime between 2:00 and three o'clock in the morning in a residence known a

joining me, captain chuck nash, fox news military analyst. ric grenell, former advisor to the u.n., fox news contributor. james carafano, heritage vice president and of foreign defense policy. thanks for joining us. captain nash, let me start with you. it is impressive they formed the sting operation, five years going from very little knowledge to do this but on other hand main players got away, right? >> which indicates, melissa, intelligence services in russia are probably involved in this because moldova is a pretty shaky place. always seems in the five years of stings which have been fairly successful, seems the big fish get away and big fish maintain hold on nuclear material. all they have received so far are samples. melissa: rick, this looks just like a matter of time before it actually happens. people with nuclear materials working hard to sell them to extremists this is going to happen? >> yeah, we no longer have to worry about state-sponsored terrorism. we have to worry about individuals, gaining access on the black market to litera

big challenge on the horizon for new england. >> this is fox 25 morning news. >> good morning. it is 9:00 on monday. october 19. i am daniel miller. thank you for joining us. meteorologist sarah wrobleski is tracking the bitter cold this morning. it is freezing out there. even below freezing some spots. but a warm up in sight. >> starting to warm up. well slightly of let's point out boston now above freezing. we will take it. after reaching 31 this morning. and still below freezing in orange. upper 30s to low 40s for outer cape. more clouds, ocean affect clouds, out there. taking a look at the future cast. anticipating temperatures getting into upper 30s to low 40s by lunch time. and mostly sunny skies out there. it will be a bright day. so if you are headed out you need the jacket as well as sunglasses. but notice afternoon temperatures. well below n usually we are 60 degrees. mid to upper 40s. is all we will see for the day today. tonight we will see temperatures begin to fall again. but it should not be as cold. we will start warming up. so today definitely going to be coole

we stirs brought you this story as breaking news on our fox 25 morning news today. and tonight, our robert goldstein are learning more from authorities are saying a hospital work helped to break this case. >> child was located boston hospital over night and police are crediting alert nurse who working whether two month old was admitted. >> i liked i thought amber alert early saturday massachutes state police look for 36 year old tiffany cherry after she left the pennsylvania area her seriously sick infant son. allegedly ignoring directions care. the alert did not have photos only names and description of the vehicle. >> 2004 gray dodge. >> one nurses here at children's hospital saw the amber alert on her cell phone and recognized the child's name because that child was just admitted to the hospital >> mass state politic issued amber alert after pennsylvania police contacted them with information mother may be in boston area. fox 25 news learned cherry has criminal history in massachutes including current default warrants involving prostitution from 2002 and 2010. th

when you wake up in the morning and get the latest on all new fox 25 morning news weekend edition. the best way to stay up-to-the-minute the minute you wake up. >>> happening right now a bear has been spotted in a newton neighborhood. you're looking at police activity in the area of rose street. there sources telling fox 25 that police have found the animal now. environmental police are now taking charge. all this started at around 9:00 tonight again the bear has been found and environmental police are now monitoring that situation. also tonight, two more arrests in the murder of a marshfield man. now we first brought you these developments as breaking news during our fox 25 news at 10:00 and 6:00. fox 25's christine mccarthy is live in marshfield tonight. christine have you learned that one of those suspects is a lawyer? >> reporter: that's right, joy. we spoke with local police as well as the plymouth county district attorney's office right here at the marshfield police department earlier today and what they tell us is that one of these suspects, arrested today, is in in fact a l

for now live in brockton, malini basu, fox 25 news. >> malini. so hard to imagine what that family is going through. certainly our thoughts are with them this evening. fox 25 there stay in touch with that family. we will continue to follow their story and bring you any new developments as soon as we get word of those. >>> we are following breaking news out of the tennessee where an off duty memphis police officer was shot and killed today. 31-year-old officer terrence alridge was shot multiple times this afternoon outside a home in the memphis suburb of cordova. alridge joined the memphis police department in 2014. he leaves behind had his finacee who is four months pregnant. >> the details are now very, very sketchy. we do have one suspect in custody but again the details are very, very sketchy. >> the suspect in custody has not been charged yet. alridge is the fourth memphis police officer to be killed in the past four years. another officer was shot and killed during a traffic stop in august. now fox 25 will continue to track any new details o

>>> this is a fox news alert. three big stories. slaughtering 13 innocent people and 20 more injured. the police shooting the suspect and right now detectives are trying to piece together this shooting rampage. "on the record" will take you life to the scene. that is not all the breaking news tonight. look out. hurricane joaquin getting stronger by the minute as it threatens the east coast. governors in three states already declaring states of emergency as they brace for this category 4 hurricane. our team is tracking hurricane joaquin. it's predicted path straight ahead. and also breaking right now israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu strike deal. we start with horrific school shooting. fox news correspondent trace gallagher is live in our los angeles bureau. trace, what are we learning? >> >> greta. 18-year-old courtney moore was in the classroom in schneider hall. she says a bullet pierced a window her teacher. the shooter walked in and told people to get on the ground and then started asking them to stand up and state their

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jon: a fox news alert. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to speak a short time from now as the jewish state deploys troops across the country in response to a wave of palestinian attacks targeting civilians. state department weighing in what is going on in the middle east, taking issue with israel's response to the recent attacks. >> we've seen reports what many would consider excessive use of force. obviously we don't like to see that. we're always concerned about excessive use of force against civilians and we routinely raise our concerns about that. jon: joining us now, jonathan schanzer, vice president of research at foundation for defense of democracies. you heard admiral kirby there mention it at the state department. he called it an excessive use of force. is it? >> well look, it's not. what we're seeing right now is a campaign, what looks like spontaneous violence but it is certainly coordinated, where you have palestinians going out in the streets and stabbing random israelis, whoever they

is sitting down with @fox news sunday. fox news sunday's twitter handle tomorrow. if you had a chance to sit face-to-face with trump, what would you ask him? tweet me @julie banderas and we'll put you in the reporter's seat later in the show. >>> all right. so one of the survivors of the oregon college shooting sharing his memories of that fateful day, writing that the day started so normal. he is army veteran chris nintz he was shot five times that left nine others dead. he said when the gunfire happened this morning he and his classmates ran towards the library where mintz moved up an down the aisles and warned fellow students to run for their lives. he went back to the hall where it happened and blocked a classroom door apparently in a heroic attempt to barricade the shooter inside. well, that is when the gunman got through another door, shooting mintz several times. mintz writes with chilling detail, i'm quoting part of it, "he was so nonchalant through it all, like he was playing a video game and showed no emotion." he says "the gunman then also accused him of

so he has been part of the fox news machine and become a fox news celebrity. the rhetoric is controversial but i'm not shocked that rupert murdoch would use these types of words in the context of carson because carson has been part of the fox news universe. >> that's an interesting point. i just talked to a source very close to murdoch who says this isn't about obama, this is about carson. we know he's been supporting carson for months. regardless of houw we feel abou the tweet, this might get the attention off of carson about an embarrassing situation, suggesting that he would have been brave enough to rush the gunman. that was a pretty bad story line for him. it might be good for carson as the anti-obama. >> i want to bring in cnn's john king. you covered the obama election, you have covered the polls and you have covered fox news as well and their effects on the gop. do you think this has more to do with donald trump or more to do with this man's affinity for ben carson. >> it had absolutely nothing to do with the incumbent president of the united states, t

day boycott of fox news. we'll discuss all things politics with former reagan political director ed rollins, fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt. >>> top story tonight -- russian president putin defying the west and the obama white house by launching airstrikes in syria, putin significantly escalated the war in syria. today's russian attacks mark the first time russia carried out a major military operation outside the borders of the former soviet union since the end of the cold war, almost a quarter century ago. those strikes carried out against what the russians said were islamic state terrorists. but at least some of the russian targets were in the city of homs, and u.s. defense sources say those strikes hit not islamic state targets but other targets of the assad regime in the city of homs not under the control of the islamic state. russians gave the united states only a one hour advanced notice that those airstrikes were taking place, and at the same time, ordered the u.s. military to get out

official now confirms it to fox news. that official says the proposed steps include putting a limited number, whatever that means, a limited number of special operations forces on the ground in syria. to work with those so-called moderate syrian rebels. and possibly the kurdish fighters who say they don't want us. president obama has repeatedly said he will not put boots on the ground in iraq and syria, but the air war against isis has failed to stop the group's bloody terror campaign. and now russia's military action there may have made the president reconsider. activists today said the islamic state murdered three hostages in the ancient city of palmyra by tieing them to some of the famous roman columns and blowing them up. now if isis gets really lucky, it will get some american troops to parade before the cameras for a sort of yesterworld snuff film. gabrielle is here. >> shep, secretary of defense ash carter testified on the hill today and did not say the u.s. would put troops on the ground in some respects to fight

25 news at 10:00. >>> welcome back to fox 25 news at 10:00. the long time girlfriend of convicted boston mobster james "whitey" bulger back in court tomorrow to face new charges. catherine greig will be arraigned tomorrow on charges of criminal contempt. she refused to testify before a grand jury about whether anyone else had helped bulger while on the run for 16 years. bulger is currently serving two life sentences for his role in 11 murders. >> also in court tomorrow the suspect in the murder of a scamp scott woman. 37-year-old -- scamp scott woman. -- swampscott woman. flurry has pleaded not guilty. >>> now we want to get back to that breaking news because we have an update out of newton. we can now bring you live pictures from the ground. this started just before we went on the air here at 10:00. as you can see firefighters working on the roof right now of that home. it appears the heavy fire has been knocked down but they're still on scene. at one point they needed additional crews and you can see the home we're talking about right there.

we have details coming your way. >>> another fox news alert. congress paul ryan stepping up to the plate to run for house speaker. first he's handing his fellow republicans a list of demands. how is that going o work? we'll know by friday. >>> what if your doctor prescribes you this? ♪ well, it baffles the experts. it's been solved by taylor swift. >> yahoo. >> your move, madonna. mornings are better with friends.

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philips sonicare >>> this is a fox news alert. at least three people shot at a mall in indianapolis. police are now on the scene at the washington square mall. witnesses report hearing as many as 15 shots and right now the shooter or shooters are still on the loose. one mall employee saying the shooting began just outside a target. one of those shot is in critical condition. the other two have nonlife threatening injuries. "on the record" is monitoring this breaking news. we'll bring you any updates as they come in. >>> and tonight the early debated just wrapping up. the early stage featuring senator rick santorum. bobby jindal, george pataki and south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> how about a round of applause for boulder, colorado. this a s. a beautiful place. the word economy comes from the greek oikos which means family. one word we do not talk about enough is how stable families are vitally important for the middle of america to be prosperous and to grow and be safe. >> we are going the way of europe. the left is trying

your news starts in 30 seconds. >> fox 29 news in hd brought to you by x-finity. the future of awesome. >> right now on fox 29 news at 10:00 a chilly saturday night, the coldest night of the season. freeze warnings are in effect in much of the area. good evening everybody, i'm joyce evans. >> and i'm dawn timmeney. you may want to grab an extra blanket or crank that heat up a little bit. let's get right over to meteorologist dave warren. >> just grab an extra blanket tonight. it's not all that bad. it will be cold by the time you get up tomorrow morning. freeze warnings in effect. that means temperatures will hit 32. the first time that that happens in the season signifies the end of growing season. may not get to freezing but you may see some frost around the area tomorrow morning. fast forward now to tomorrow night. we have a freeze warning in effect. a wider area closer to the city, still not in delaware county or philadelphia county but even colder night tomorrow as that temperature could drop down to 32. will be below 32. could drop into the 20's its a hard f

when the fox morning news start at 4:00 a.m. >>> fox 25 news at 6:00, we told you 16 car windows and a house were shot at with a bb gun. tonight moll into basu is speaking with victims still cleaning up. >> reporter: tonight fitchburg police tell fox 25 there may be more victims out there. in the meantime, police want the community to know that these shootings were random. >> reporter: 16 cars and a home all shot with a bb gun. joe was out to dinner with his family when he noticed his car window was shattered and class in the backseat. >> fortunately, nobody was in the car and all that got damaged was the windows. >> reporter: turns out his car was shot monday night on eaton street. up the road another car window was shot out. >> the persons who reported it don't have a common theme involved, they don't have anything relate to the one another. but we're looking carefully at everything. >> reporter: out of all the window hit, tritia riley is considered lucky. fitchburg police say the same shooter hit her bedroom and living room windows. in it also happened monday night at her clearvie

still ahead on the fox 25 morning news. popular device millions of americans use that put him in the hospital. >> anchor: a mission to find life outside of our own planet takes a giant leap forward. tests hours away that could hidden ocean w >> anchor: this morning a group of republican lawmakers irs. 19 congressmen claim irs commissioner john caskanan lied tee house panel investigating the agency. they claim he also failed to fly with subpoenas from congress and destroyed evidence that lawmakers wanted to see. irs officials are accused of unfairly targeting non-profit groups during the last presidential election. happening today. wisconsin congressman paul ryan formally nominated for speaker of the house. and john boehner resigned from the post last month and ryan initially said that he was not interested in this powerful position. from legislators are concerned he is not ready for the job because ryan has not served a day in senior house leadership. will be voted on this week. >> anchor: nasa could have a big discovery by

28 iowa dot com.dora miller, fox 28 news. dora thanks.according to the library's listing for the c-d, lt was compiled by kembrew mcleod. mcleododif that name sounds familiar its because the professor has made headlines before.he's heckled politicians that have visited iowa city and also prested the use of the color pink in the visitor's locker room at nnick stadium.fox 28 news reached out to mcleod tonight terry thanks. now anpdate to a story we've been following all month. month.authorities say a man who slammed into a school bus filled with kids was allegedly intoxicated when it happened. happened.you'll recall, the west delaware bus lled twice after colliding with a vehicle investigators say blew through an intersection just northeast of manchester.that sent dozens of kids to the hospital, some with serious injuries, including broken bones and concussions. concussions.today, the iowa state patrol arrested 41- year-old monte klink - who has since bonded out.among thf charges against t m, a felony count of causing serious in

catherine parrotta fox 25 news. is. >> anchor: in fitchburg police looking for a person that shot out windows across a number of streets with a bb gun. bullets hit at least one home and numerous cars. michael henrich is live in fitchburg where police have a description of a car that witnesses saw leaving the scene. michael? >> reporter: this is what neighbors are telling us. that after some of the shots were fired they saw a black sports car with a spoiler, driving away from the scene. there were a lot of different scenes. because cars and house impacted. show you pictures of the damage of the a lot to choose from considering how many people were impacted by this bb gun shooting spree. police say 16 cars had, at least, one window shot out. and then a house also had a couple of its windows affected as well. one victim tells fox 25 news he was out it dinner with his family and he noticed the car window shot out and glass all over the backseat. and another victim said that she is grateful she was on vacation. because h

fox news insiders are getting micced up. we know you like to rock two screens at once, your tv and your mobile device. while you're watching us on tv fire us up on fox news social >>> bottom of the hour. if you are just joining us, a search for a cargo ship in the bottom of the bermuda triangle has turned up a debris field. wood, cargo, styrofoam. thousands of pieces. 225 square miles of this stuff. that's the size of the city of chicago. containers, life vests and an oil sheen near where it vanished on thursday. this comes one day after a life ring turned up from the ship they feel because it had the ship's markings. pulled that from the water. but there has been no actual sign of the ship. 33 people on board. crew members, 28 of them americans. >>> and historic rainfall is slamming south carolina for two days now. bringing dangerous flooding to the state. here's jonathan serri reporting from the scene. >> reporter: the city of columbia is on a boil water advisory because the fresh water reservoir is over flowing. you can f

that's worth >>> we start with a fox news alert. the scene at a homecoming parade at oklahoma state university. a car careens out of control into a crowd of spectators, killing three people. the number of injured tonight so far sadly is still climbing. authorities say 34 people were hurt. eight of them are in critical condition. i'm eric shaun. this is a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. police arresting a woman under suspicion for drunk driving. the deadly crash happening at oklahoma state's homecoming for a game that is still underway. lauren green has been following the details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it is a bittersweet homeaccommodation as the oklahoma state university cowboys are leading kansas 49-10 in the third quarter. but this morning's crash turned what locals call america's greatest homecoming celebration into a huge tragedy. witnesses describe a terrifying event near the end of the parade route. a car struck an unoccupied police motorcycle working security and then it barr

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>>> we are back on the fox news alert. a new york city police officer is shot and killed in the line of duty. a suspect now in police custody. the wny reporter reporter moses is at the scene in harlem. robert. >> reporter: ainsley, this remains a very active crime scene this morning. plifrgs are still scouring manhattan's east side looking for evidence. last night around 8:30. 33-year-old officer randolph holder responded to a call of shots fired. >> he armed an armed suspect on a stolen bike. the suspect fire and hit officer holder in the head. the officer was taken to a hospital in critical condition. he was pronounced dead just before 10:30 last night. his alleged killer is in custody. we're told he was wounded in an exchange of gunfire. holder is the fourth new york city police officer to be murdered in the line of duty in the last 11 months. a very emotional press conference last night, police commissioner bill bratton says he's been doing this for 45 years and this never gets any easier. heather, back to you. >> robe

fox news alert first. we have now just learned the names of the two firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in kansas city last night. 17-year-old veteran larry legio and 13 year veteran john mesh were killed when a burning building collapsed. just moments before that, they had helped rescue at least two people who had been trapped in a devastating fire. >> unfortunately, situations like this really bring home to all of us the danger that firefighters and police officers confront every day. >> certainly does. legio leaves behind a wife and his mother. mesh a wife, and four young daughters. our prayers go out to those families this morning. >>> busted behind the wheel. police arrest a woman for drunk driving, and then livestreaming the whole reckless trip live online. watch this. >> i'm going to be drunk all the way home. all the way home, people. i'm going to be drunk. >> yeah, she went all the way to the pokey. police in florida say the 23-year-old whitney beale used the app called periscope to broad

benjamin hall fox news. newton will been who more reports bear sargeants least since one last night we an mabling spotteded in roy street area fox 25 news at 10:00. police found it asleep called environmental police. bear event will did wake up. but authorities made decision to just let animal go. now this is time of year when bears stock up on food so newton police say if you do spot a bear just stay way. give them a call. >> road rage caused woman continue in tensionally smashz driver. ahead at 16z what victim was doing when it all went down plus, under arrest. just how far police had to go stop this out of control driver. but first new england any ti attacked by shark. he said three things. how is my leg. and i am thirsty, and where is the ambulance. sama hurt shark attack. 25 year old was on trip to hawaii when as taked and even lost a leg. alex folk to good sir man to rushed to his rescue. >> you can over there. he was skreenling just a to side of him. shark and help! left over beach snort shower he saw

a fox news alert now. long lines and chaos at airports across the country when computers and computer screens that screen for potential terrorists go down. what that means for you if you are traveling today. we have the details. >> were we hacked? don't know yet. meanwhile, hillary clinton sounded pretty official when she shot down president obama's trade deal this week. >> i hope it to be a gold standard. it was justifiably

so you stay steady ahead. >>> a fox news alert. we have an update on an attack at a bus station in israel. one of the israeli victims is dead. new video coming in. at times this amateur video does get graphic of the central bus station where two palestinians opened fire with guns and also were armed with knives as they rampaged through that area. very busy bus station on what was a sunday night in israel. they have a totals of seven victims in israel. seven israelis. one dead. one in critical condition. five others injured. one palestinian attacker dead. one wounded. obviously this is just the latest in what has become a wave of attacks. the death toll of the number of israelis now nearing ten. the number of palestinians killed in the past month well over 40. >>> at least one person is dead, several others injured after a gunman opened fire last night at the annual zombiecon gathering in florida. >> at the ninth annual zombiecon some carry fake weapons as deejays and bands fplay in the streets. the scare became too real when at 11:

>> the 10:00 news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> a new warning tonight about thieves target bank at ms and stealing money from unsuspecting customers. >> we law enforcement agencies are on this nationwide. >> i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. it is called shoulder surfing and it is becoming a common crime at atms . the tactic is low tech. peering over a customer's shoulder while they enter their pin. thieves have hit five times in san leandro. the bay location at east 14th. heather holmes is live with the new warning from police. >> reporter: you mentioned low tech. we are not talking cameras. no card readers. just a set of prying eyes and these shoulder surfers have stolen thousands of dollars at those two bank branches. it is not a brazen heist. these thieves just watch and wait. >> this is a very prevalent crime. >> reporter: san leandro police are seeing fraudsters return to old fashioned shoulder surfing to steal cash at atms . they watch a user and pick up on their pass code. >> the second you step away with the money in your hand, the suspect jumps over the machine a

julie is up next with "fox report." >>> we start tonight with a fox news weather alert. folks along the east coast battling a historic amount of rain as the coast guard searches for a ship lost in hurricane joaquin. i'm julie banderas. welcome. the u.s. isn't expected to see anything like this but the threat of major flooding here at home is still very real. severe weather alerts now in effect from georgia to new england. south carolina already seeing record breaking flooding. meanwhile, a major search under way right now and it continues for a krg ship missing in hurricane joaquin. 33 people on board, including 28 americans. the crew made a mayday report of the ship listing and lost contract between florida and puerto rico. we have fox team coverage for you. we're tracking the storm from the fox extreme weather center but first brian is live with the latest on the missing cargo ship. where does the search stand right now? >> the coast guard says the search planes in the air at this hour looking for any sign of the cargo ship and its 33 missing crew members. the coast gu