helped us find and kill usama bin laden. senate democrats say it's not true. they allege the cia did not learn anything of value and tarnished the reputation of the usa in the process. at the end of the day, the one thing getting some agreement, tonight americans at home and abroad are at greater risk than they were 24 hours ago. was it worth it? we have team fox coverage tonight with brit hume, mike roger, ed henry and former deputy white house press secretary bill burton. but we begin with our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge who is live in washington. >> reporter: on the senate floor democratic chairwoman dianne feinstein said the program shut down six years ago is a stain on america's values. >> history will judge us by our commitment to a just society governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly
in fact, he didn't take any questions. he said that time for questions will be later. in fact, he also alluded to the fact there may be a couple of books down the road. >> dan springer reporting for us tonight. thank you very much. i mentioned some lawmakers are raising concerns tonight about how the white house worked to free sergeant bergdahl going through the government of qatar. officials are securing his release in exchange for a prisoner swap who were held in guantanamo bay. steve continues our live team fox coverage tonight. and what are the critics concerned about specifically? >> reporter: well, they worried americans might be captured overseas who want to get the
lightly. we have to have a full dismantling if we want the world to be safer. >> again, 24 hours later, a little bit less than that, bipartisan pushback on this deal. secretary of state john kerry is trying to ease concerns people say they have about trusting iran. >> it's not based on trust. it's based on verification. you have to have a mechanism put in place whereby you know exactly what you're getting, and you know exactly what they're doing. and we believe we are at the beginning of putting that in place with iran. >> we have team fox coverage tonight. from middle east and more live from washington. jennifer, let's start with you. >> harris, after striking the interim deal in geneva, secretary of state john kerry flew straight to london. >> now the really hard part begins. that is the effort to get the comprehensive agreement which will require enormous steps in
you soon. >> god bless america. [taps] ♪ >> shepard: 9/11, 12 years later. today, this one woman read her daughter's name at the world trade center site and said life goes on but it would have been fun to have you around. we have team fox coverage tonight. jennifer griffin at the pentagon. first to rick leventhal in lower manhattan, he was there 12 years ago on this night and is back for us this evening. rick? >> shepard, a day of somber reflection and a reminder that time does not heal all wounds. but also an opportunity to see how this city has rebounded and visit the progress being made at one world trade behind me which is almost ready for tenants. >> we are going to turn this space over to them early next year and they will start thinning it out. that's an incredible
could still have to make the decision soon. team fox coverage continues with that. mike emanuel on capitol hill. mike? >> well, shep, good evening, for many lawmakers, authorizing a military strike in syria was going to be a very tough vote, so some are breathing a sigh of relief and hoping diplomacy works. >> what the president has asked us to do is not consider the resolution and he certainly persuaded us to do that. i think what the russians have proposed may turn out to be the best thing to come out of russia since vodka. >> after the president made his personal appeal to lawmakers on his plan for syria and then address the nation last night, the question is whether he he won over skeptics and changed public opinion. one senator says he is worried the president's plan is too limited and the enemy knows too much about the u.s. military plan. >> i cannot support an operation that is so poorly conceived, so foolishly
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large crowd of people around him can be seen to react to that first explosion. then he walks away without his knapsack. having left it on the ground where he had been standing. approximately 10 seconds later, an explosion occurs, in the location where bomber 2 had placed his knapsack. we have team fox coverage tonight. adam housley at the hospital in boston. first to catherine herridge in our d.c. newsroom. some dramatic information that indictment. >> shep, according to these court documents, some of the most compelling preliminary evidence comes from surveillance video and one eyewitness. during the carjacking thursday night before a shootout with police one of the brothers said, quote: did you hear about the boston explosion? i did that." court records also filed this afternoon show that tsarnaev brothers walked into boylston street together 11 minutes before the explosions, each with a backpack. they split up. one heading for the finish line and the other toward the forum restaurant, the site of the second explosion. 30 seconds before the first
the red. down 33. nasdaq actually up a few. the s&p 500 off a point. meanwhile investors are still keeping an eye on the island nation of cyprus and elsewhere in europe. we have team fox coverage tonight. we will get to greg palkot who is live for news cyprus tonight. first let's get to fox business network. italy has been a huge issue in all of. this can't form a government. had an election a month ago. still not settled, up in the air. the italian bond yields are going through the roof. creating concerns for other markets. you think about cyprus yes, a problem. italy now in the crosshairs, too. >> shepard: even with all of this drama in europe stocks are right at record territory. >> s&p 500 five points off the all time high set back on october 9th, 2007. can't seem quite to make it through that some day it will. we're short in trading week because of the holiday this week. i'm not sure if it's going to happen now. >> shepard: european flight to quality into our good situation. >> could happen treasury not stock. >> shepard: that's true.
already created a twitter account for the so-called snow quester. one treat reads i feel bad for the cherry blossoms. we all do. team fox coverage now. janice dean the weather machine update on the first alert forecast. mike tobin in chicago where -- i don't know, mike. >> you know, shep, it looks like the worst is past us right now and the city and state have had hundreds of snowplows out on the road. despite predictions that they wouldn't be able to keep up with the snow when it got to its worse. the roads all stayed open. even lake shore drive. this storm whipped up over montana. dumped three feet of snow or drifts in south dakota. iowa got hit. minnesota, racked up more than 120 car wrecks related to the storm. in wisconsin, a semitrailer slipped into the red sea
relations between the united states and venezuela. home to one of the world's biggest oil reserves, if not the biggest but after the comments from vice president today, that remains to be seen. we have team fox coverage tonight. peter barnes from fox business on what this could mean for the oil markets. first, let's get to steve harrigan live in our south florida newsroom this evening. what is, actually, well what is the thinking about whether things might actually change now after he is dead? >> shepard, you have got to imagine that for years, the latin american state department officers were just waiting for this day to happen. it's hard to think of a more anti-u.s. world figure who has really ruled venezuela and been on the world stage for the past 14 years. this is a man who had a visceral hatred of the united states government. he formed alliances not only with iran but dictators around the world. anyone who would put forward anti-u.s. agenda. finally he is removed from the scene. the big question is what comes after him. he tried in his last days to anoint a successor.