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That derailed is now sitting there. it's still blocking one of the tunnels also used by the long island railroad, so heads up there. here is some good news there on a story that we've been reporting over at newark international airport. the spoer back on. we are also told no one was ever stuck on any kind of air train so all is good. green light there if you're headed to newark. no issues with power any longer. now to nevada. getting a first look at suspect in a daring heist at the bellagio in las vegas. you remember the picture, right, of the guy running out of there in the motorcycle helmet ...

There is another day of hearing today, shep, and then the judge can take up to a few weeks to decide julian assange's face and a lawyer working closely with julian assange believes it will take that long, several weeks, before a decision is made. >>shepard: thank you from new york city jonathan. and chatting away about this story and others throughout the hour at foxnews.com/shep. and there is a great ad, see that on the right? i know you have been dying to chat away with him. he is there to facilitate that. so we got word from newark's international airport which serves new york city and area...

From the citizens united decision. that's why she stepped away and decided on the more controversial practice of becoming a full-time political consultant. but you're going to hear, ooh think most liberal legal activists, some nonpartisans raise questions about this. it's less of a problem for thomas in his ability to do his job, more of a head scratcher from people. something that's got them wondering if she doesn't have something better to do than try to become a bit player in this movement. if she and her husband can serve in a a that's not distraction for everyone involved. >> an eye opene...

Coming up, we will be speaking to a passenger who witnessed the meltdown and also ride back on what's called the air train out of jfk with the flight attendant who had the meldown. we are going to be talking to him coming up. developing this morning, defense secretary robert gates taking aim at the pentagon's budget and expecting belt tightening. the centerpiece of hiss on tearty plan getting rid of the u.s. joint forces command. that's a move that could cut 3,000 jobs. >> culture of endless money that has taken forward must be replaced by a culture of savings and restraint. towards this end...

Passenger on that flight who saw the whole thing go down, phil katlonea joins us. good to have you in the studio. you weren't in this guy's area, correct? >> no, i was in the middle of the plane, about 15 rose back, he was in the front, i saw him at the very beginning when i got on the plane and then i didn't see him again until i saw him at the air train. >> and was essentially the trip noneventful? >> yeah, it was an hour and ten minute flight, nothing notable about it at all. juliet: when did this start to go down? >> when we were pulling up to the gate, the plane stopped and the seat belt ...