story tonight, charles watson is live with the latest. charles. good evening. the man who the fbi infamously branded as the unit bomber has died in federal custody in north carolina according to a spokesperson for the federal bureau. he was 81 years old and was found inside his cell at the federal medical center in north carolina where he was housed. the federal bureau prison cell fox news and a statement responding staff immediately initiated lifesaving measures, staff requested emergency medical services and lifesaving efforts continue. he was transported by ems to a local hospital and pronounced deceased by hospital personnel. up until 2021 he was held in the super max prison for his role in a 17 year terror campaign targeting scientists at colleges and universities across the country including northwestern university and illinois where his first device exploded. he later admitted to committing 16 bombings and it would eventually kill at least three people and injured do
fox report, bottom of the hour. if you re just joining us, here s a look at your headlines. the man known as the unique bomber is dead at the age of 81, he was found unresponsive in his cell at the north carolina prison where he was serving four life sentences. he admitted carrying out a series of letter bombs that killed at least three people and permanently maimed several more. span of 17 years. new york lawmakers passed a bill that would automatically seal old criminal record. anyone eligible stay out of trouble for certain number of years after they finished serving their sentences. the bill is aimed at giving conducts a clean slate. republican? say the legislation would take away accountability. meadow ceo mark zuckerberg claims early in the pandemic scientific establishment asked his form to center so-called misinformation post about covid-19. it turned out to be available or true. a podcast scientific expert waffling on coronavirus fax