a body was found about a mile away from here. that body was that of a black man in his late 20 s reportedly from boston. police don t know how it got to that industrial complex where it was found. hernandez, according to multiple sports websites has not been named as a suspect. however, he was questioned here at his home yesterday. also two men seen at his home went over to the police station yesterday, did not appear as though they were under arrest either. police did tell us here at fox 25 that they recovered a black s.u.v. they believe it was connected to that homicide and it had been rented in hernandez name. once again, still a mystery here this morning. brian: we ll follow you. that is rocking the new england camp whether he is involved or not. gretch? gretchen: police work is no laughing matter, but in one small ohio town getting in trouble doesn t only mean jail time or a fine. criminals risk a swifter
welcome back. the irs is under scrutiny big time for targeting conservative groups but the trouble doesn t seem to end there. last week, armed federal homeland security agents reportedly showed up at rallies across the country as tea partier s gathered to protest the irs scandal. did they have a right to be there, these armed dhs agents or is this just another example of bully tactics from a government out of control? joining us now is scottie, news director for the tea party news network. good morning. good morning! tell us about this. this seems incredible to me. there were protests across the country by tea party activists saying, listen, let s get the truth about what happened on this irs targeting of tea party patriots, of constitutionalists, bill of rights advocates and apparently, at least one demonstration, according to one report, there were dhs
protesters in syria today surrounded a so-called peace keeping envoy from the united nations and demanded arms for the syrian opposition. just yesterday, twin suicide bomb blasts reportedly killed dozens of people. hurt nearly 400 others we re told and ripped the facade off a military intelligence building in the capital city of damascus. the united nations estimate syrian troops killed more than 5,000 men women and children since the uprising began a year ago. the trouble doesn t end there. far from it leon panetta says intelligence al qaeda has a presence now in that war torn country. jonathan hunt with the news. the opposition appeals to the united states and others and the requests for help are getting louder and louder. louder and louder. yet, still falling on deaf ears it seems today the chief of the opposition, syrian national council says there is absolutely no prospect for
about a few weeks ago that would be more likely to garner bipartisan support and actually get done? the problem the president is facing republicans have said no to basically everything so far. i think they will agree to certain provisions, certain tax cuts in the president s plan but it s going to be like pulling teeth for the president. when i said republicans want a lousy economy on election day, i certainly didn t want to paint with too broad a brush. it s not every republican. but undoubtedly the just say no policies of the republican party do tend to lead one to believe that a lot of republicans wouldn t mind a bad economy on election day because that is almost a sure way to get rid of president obama. there is a danger, though, with that. if this economy, which is shaky right now, takes another turn, another clear turn down ward shall the next president of the united states, if it is not barack obama, is going to have a worse situation that they inhair ilt that they
the economy lousy through election day. let me ask you, if the president is really serious about fixing this economy, wouldn t he have drafted a jobs plan he spoke about a few weeks ago that would be more likely to garner partisan support and get done. the problem the president is facing republicans have said no to basically everything so far. i think they will agree to certain provisions, certain tax cuts in the president s plan but it s going to be like pulling teeth for the president. when i said republicans want a lousy economy on election day, i certainly didn t want to paint with too broad a brush. it s not every republican. but undoubtedly the just say no policies of the republican party do tend to lead one to believe that a lot of republicans wouldn t mind a bad economy on election day because that is almost a sure way to get rid of president obama. there is a danger, though, with that. this economy, which is shaky right now, takes another current, a clear turn do