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Crisis. we saw new proof today of just how volatile the situation is when the united nations special envoy was threatened by mysterious gunmen. we're about to speak to that envoy. stand by for the interview. but first background. we're joined from the crimea region of ukraine. anna, what happened? >> yeah, wolf, as you say, proof today as to just how dangerous and volatile the situation is here on the streets of crimea. u.n. special envoy to ukraine, robert ferry, he's a father of three from the netherlands, he was attacked by a local militia, these thugs are big supporters of russia and vladi...

Place? >> can't talk about it right now. more detail at 3:00. >> how long until you found the suspect? >> it happened quickly. the time of call on this was 12:33 p.m. today. we had information on the radio that my deputies believe they had the shooter down inside -- [ no audio ] again, we have one student transported in serious condition with a gunshot wound. i can't go into any further detail on that. we have a second -- [ no audio ] don't know if it was a gunshot wound or exactly what this is. i'll have that information for you at my 3:00 news briefing. [ inaudible question ] >> at this poin...

And it was something like 20% of the blacks who took it passed it. so even among those who applied, who took the test, the pass rates were vastly disparate. >> we certainly have to attract more african-americans to the testing site, and with that we will get a better quality that's showing up for the test. certainly, in the private sector african-americans can excel, quality individuals, it's an open door. we want to make this best job that we can and to attract african-americans. we know there are or a lot of societal issues there, the barriers that are real or perceived about being a cop. an...

Megyn: probably somewhat comforting. shepard thank you so much. it's my interesting to hear from you experiencing it firsthand. you can catch shepard reporting live from japan straight ahead 57 minutes away on studio b at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. he'll be anchor erring the fox report 7:00 tonight live from tokyo. we are told that there are 140,000 residents living near this fukushima nuclear plant and they are h u.n. kered down inside of their homes under government orders told not to go outside because of concerns over the radiation levels. they are told to keep the within does closed, not to ...

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