book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. bill: fox news alert, police frankly outside of new york have done a great job finding 33-year-old david laffer, a man accused of shooting and killing four innocent people inside of a pharmacy on a sunday morning, also arrested with him, screen right, is his wife, 29-year-old melinda brady, charged with robbery and each charged with numerous things and he proposed to his wife, four years ago at a new york islands hockey game and what he did inside the pharmacy,
there, msnbc political analyst karen finney. and then to your screen right, a.b. stoddard, associate editor and columnist for the hill newspaper. mike, with you at the white house. you ran out there after watching everything to get out in front of the camera. so i ll go to you first. it does not look like the president backed down whatsoever from his stance about the i ve got to agree with you. i have to agree with you. i just have to say, wow. after his speech on thursday generated so much controversy, prime minister netanyahu, before he even got on the plane to come here in the wake of that speech, called the boundaries before the 1967 six-day war indefensible. he came here. benjamin netanyahu. many people thought he sort of lectured president obama in that oval office photo op, giving him a history lesson, saying that this is not going to happen, a lot of the aspects of the peace plan that were being discussed. the president not even mentioning the term 1967 in that photo op
bill: good morning, everybody, 10:00, on the east coast now and we are glued to three major developing stories, today. first, the historic tragedy, across our american south, what could be the most catastrophic outbreak of tornadoes since americans started keeping track, screen right, to the end of an era for nasa, with the shuttle endeavour, heading now for one final mission to the final frontier and, holy matrimony. allisyn: batman the duke and duchess of cambridge, millions if not billions watched around the world and two of them were sitting here. favorite moment? allisyn: well, i think seeing a second one? allisyn: hmmm. seeing the dress of kate, which was spectacular. bill: that s cool. i was in my office and i said if he were a real man he d kiss her twice and he did! good to have you with us, i m bill hemmer. allisyn: great to see you, i m
megyn: hundreds of thousands who have been in the streets for 18 days began crying, cheering, hugging, chanting that they ve brought down the regime. and this is what it looks like now. look at them. look at them hours later with the same enthusiasm. the move leaving serious questions about what the future holds for what has been our most trusted arab ally. screen right, the white house. president obama expected to speak again within 30 minutes. while we wait for that, a review of the events of the past 24 hours. at exactly this time yesterday, sources were telling fox news that president mubarak was relinquishing power. we awaited his statement together. then in a stunning move, the
handing over control to the egyptain military. screen left, president obama arriving for a preplanned speech in michigan. we re told that he was watching events on board air force one very closely. and we expect to hear from him soon. screen right, we re awaiting a state department briefing with p.j. crowley. it was scheduled for 1:15 eastern time. it s now floated, but we expect it to happen soon. this crisis began back on january 26. demonstrators motivated by the ousting of tunisia s president. protesters taking to the streets to demand the resignation of mubarak. violence broke out, injuries and deaths. from there, a curfew was put in place, internet and phone service shut down. the u.s. started to pay