search for omar roan say this is a man who has pretty muching in left to lose. they re search everywhere, they looked at a motel in northeast philadelphia early today. those are the pictures. they re desperate to catch this man and warning anybody who sees him, do not go anywhere near him, just call the cops. he should be easy to identify, right? yes. he should. he s said to be about 5 8 and just 125 pounds in weight. he also has a bunch of tattoos. yhm on the will of his neck, two teardrops on the left cheek and rip bob on the right hand. plenty of identifying marks and again, cops say do not go anywhere near that man. call law enforcement quickly. shepard: jonathan hunt,
an official says three mortars hit the embassy compound which is located inside the international zone in baghdad, the area that was formally known as the green zone. the vice president and his wife were in baghdad early today, and vice president also spoke at the embassy but no word on where he is right now. the embassy released a statement reading there was a small explosion in the international zone and the incident is being investigated. there were no injuries or property damage. and we will have more on that in a moment but first we go to the president of the united states, he is covering independence day activities around the country. we will listen in. it is the same spirit and michelle and i could not imagine a better way to celebrate america s birthday than with america s extraordinary men and women in uniform. and your families. now we decided to let you leave
shepard: time for the top of the news. today s arrest in connection with the times square failed bomb investigation. early today federal acts raided homes and businesses in several northeastern states. this is video of acts searching a car. they raided a home and took one person into custody. these a witness describing what went down. around quartered of 6:00 we heard f.b.i.! don t blank move. we looked out the window and there was several police officers, people with f.b.i. jackets on. and a lot of people with guns. shepard: the f.b.i. stresses there was no known threat or active plot. molly line is live in our boston newsroom. these were extensive and well
could you end up housing people in parish grounds indefinitely and effectively daring law enforcement to come get them? we ll see. what you see today is the beginning of faith leaders in this community carefully considering what they must do in order to resist. reporter: some of the these leaders say they are willing to risk their own arrest to fight a law they find unjust. i tell you the fight over arizona s immigration law spreads to america s past time. demonstrators plan to protest arizona s baseball team, the diamondbacks. start a four-game series against the chicago cubs. protesters say they will be on hand at wrigley field. organizers set up a facebook page to publicize the protest and urge people to bring signs and banners. wow. this could really get interesting. by early today the facebook group had more than 800 members. you have some strong opinions about the arizona immigration law.
it s just after 7:30 on the east coast. time foye a quick look at today s top stories. airplanes are gradually taking to the skies across europe today giving hope to millions of travelers stranded due to iceland s volcanic eruption. european authorities said they expect some 55% to 60% of flights to resume today. british officials say britain s airports are likely to remain closed for another day because of a new ash cloud. al qaeda in iraq suffered what could be a major setback after u.s. and iraqi forces killed two top figures during a raid on a remote corner of the anbar province. general ray odierno weighed in, calling the deaths, quote, potentially the most significant blow to al qaeda in iraq since the beginning of the insurgency. we ll be talking to general odierno coming up lately bit later in the show. and a leading female voice of the 1960s civil rights movement died in washington early today. dorothy height who continued