we will be back to that in a moment. first, we have another big story out of d.c. ainsley: another fox news alert. a huge bombshell in the murder of this dnc staff. steve: investigator now says seth rich was in contact with wikileaks before he was murdered. not only that but investigator says there could be a coverup. brian: wow, griff jenkins is in washington with the breaking details. griff, how does this relate to what we experienced last summer? let me take you back. there is new evidence as you mentioned suggesting that this former dnc staff was in communications with wikileaks. but if you go back to july last summer, here in the nation s capital, in a trendy northwest neighborhood, seth rich was shot and killed on the way home from a bar. police initially calling it a botched robbery. but the investigation remains open. now, former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contributor rod wheeler, who has been conducting a parallel investigation at the request of the rich family, sa
the campus of lone star state college in the houston area, we ve been tracking the story for a while and they said it happened just after 11:15 a.m. houston time and you can see one of the helicopter, life flights. and four students, four of the 14 were removed by life flight and a couple students refused treatment after a man ran through one of the buildings at least on campus wielding some sort of knife, we believe, some sort of knife. an exact-o knife and police didn t know exactly what kind of weapon it was. and now, we are being told that the defendant, the person who was under arrest right now, was tackled by a student or a group of students. you know what? we re getting an eyewitness on campus now, let s go to her. i don t know the whole story yet. how many people did you see injured? just one. this guy holding his leg, it
brown hair, caucasian man and basketball shorts, and we ll bring you details as we get them. but we want to bring you breaking news on another big story out of d.c. this hour. the fbi now asked to investigate how a recording of a confidential meeting at the campaign headquarters of senate minority mitch mcconnell, a top republican in the senate ended up in the hands of a liberal magazine. this is had a private meeting and recordings have now been made public and senator mcconnell s office does not know by whom. they say that someone bugged senator mcconnell s campaign headquarters. now, this started with what was supposed to be a private meeting between the minority leader, mr. mcconnell and his campaign team to discuss opposition research of mr. mcconnell s reelection bid and they all do research on possible competitors. and somehow audio of that was
is the latest word we have. we will work the story right now, try to get you more details momentarily. stay tuned. a story out of massachusetts that s beginning to get national attention after a man who claims he shot a bear in self-defense is slapped with serious penalties. trace gallagher had the story, trace? that man is 76-year-old richard ahlstrand. he says he was restocking his bird feeder, an and saw a 400 pound black bear. he was carrying a shotgun, he says, the night before he thought he saw a bear, but he says on this night, the bear was definitely moving toward him. listen. it s getting closer and i felt threatened. i knew it was going to attack me. it was right about her when i took my first shot. it did come out of the woods
wants to defeat mr. mcconnell, saying this woman, the wife of senator mcconnell may explain why your job moved to china and she of course is asian, and there were many other comments along those lines and that s what the senator is referring to. what about the responsibility of the magazine. their big comment is it s our understanding the tape was not the product of watergate-style bugging operations. shouldn t they want to know that if they re relying on criminal activity to publish a story in the magazine. isn t there integrity left? i don t think so. i know roger ailes isn t telling anybody at the fox news channel, violate the law, it doesn t matter. and i know it s not the ethics of this company. how about doing investigation as to where the tape came from before you go public. megyn: and we want to tell you there is he a difference