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Is hell bent on locking the doors. And why the prison the president said inspires terror. Terrifying moments and a plane flies over a quiet neighborhood. You can see the flames outside of the window. The lives of 150 on board at risk. You can die in an instant. And how the quick thinking pilot was able to save everyone on board. It is all happening now and welcome to our second hour. We are following two developing stories, new York City Police officers murdered in cold blood while north korea i...

World ready to help you solve problems while theyre still called opportunities. from figuring it out to getting it done were here to help. were getting more injuries reported from this new york city explosion. rick leventhal is live there. rick, what can you tell us? >> at least three killed after a building explosion and fire here in east new york city. james kohl lives in the building next door. he was home when this happened. you tell me you felt the whole building shake. >> i just got back...

lubitz, german citizen. he initially was reported he is 28 but were getting reports that he is 27 years old. there was nothing unusual nothing to suggest that this was -- that possibly he had any psychological problems. we know that he began his training in 2008, but he took a break in 2009. its unclear why he took a break for six months but he did come back, and according to investigators he went through psychological testing and was deemed fine to continue with training and start fly...

May have had with reporters and journalists and others, they will turn his life inside out as they did with me. >> drake says the choice of hong kong makes a lot of sense because it shows snowden wanted to be as far out of reach of the u.s. government as possible, shep. >> shepard: as for spying programs, catherine it sounds like lawmakers are about to learn more about them. >> thats right. fox news confirming that tuesday afternoon the full house will be briefed by deputy attorney general james...

0 legal experts may help ed snowden, listen. >> coming to hong kong is probably a good decision because not only do we have protections under our extradition law, through the court system, and the political offense exception, but we also have strong protections for people making asylum claims. >> then, of course, shep, there is china. it does not completely control the decision that the hong kong authorities might make in this case but it does have influence and the chinese government may have t...

0 american public for political gain. there is no getting around rices testimony or the shoddy security in libya. that story benghazi, thats huge. down the road, the irs and the a.p. stories might become nightmares for president obama, best of your recollection again, that has not yet been established. and thats the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. joining us from miami, the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com. mr. goldberg. quite a morning for me, bernie. >> yes, it was. lets start o...

0 baby mushy in philadelphia, there is another doctor under scrutiny. is it legal will have the story. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> hi, im bill oreilly. thanks for watching us tonight. analyzing the side show. that is the subject of this evenings talking points memo. with president obama calling the benghazi controversy a side show yesterday. it is instructive to look at public opinion on the issue right now. according to the new pew research ...

0 ambassador rice, who told her to say it? you explain it, mr. president. >> isnt that exactly. >> no he hasnt done it, george, unless you were on vacation. he hasnt done it all right? he needs to do it. who did it? do you know who told rice to do it? >> we know where the talking points came from. >> bill: do you know who told rice to go out and mislead everybody. >> i dont think she was told to go out and mislead everybody. she was giving talking points. >> by whom. >> prepared by the cia edite...

>> woodruff: margaret warner has the strange story of a detained american diplomat, his wigs, and russias claims he was a spy. >> brown: and political editor christina bellantoni talks with the author of a new book that explores how technology is impacting our democracy. >> this radical power, this incredible connectivity that individuals are carrying around, its reshaping the balance of power in our municipality in both good ways and bad ways. >> woodruff: thats all ahead on tonights ...

>> woodruff: margaret warner has the strange story of a detained american diplomat, his wigs, and russias claims he was a spy. >> brown: and political editor christina bellantoni talks with the author of a new book that explores how technology is impacting our democracy. >> this radical power, this incredible connectivity that individuals are carrying around, its reshaping the balance of power in our municipality in both good ways and bad ways. >> woodruff: thats all ahead on tonights ...