in the backyard bar-b-que and the conversation is the benghazi scandals and irs and doj observing fox. the president is right. and what is so dangerous about the truth? you know who deserves the truth here is a hint? . ♪ >> we have a baby. >> we need help, bad. >> we need help baby. a day care just got cremated. >> they are hard to listen to. despate 911 calls after the massive tornado ripped through. you can hear the scream asks cries and victims bloweding for help as they were trapped in the rubble and other calls describe the images of what they were seeing as they watched their entire neighborhoods wiped out.

>> it cut a 17 mile path killing 24 people, ten of them children. hello, everybody. i am uma in washington. this is not the first time the state's governor had to witness devitation. mary fallon was lieutenant governor last time moore was hit. and she has been on the ground helping them and she joins us now. welcome, governor, great to have you here today. >> thank you, we appreciate your coverage of this. >> i can't imagine what it is like to walk in your shoes as you grapple with the complexity of the tornado survivors and also trying to offer comfort for those people grieving over lives lost which include the children. what is your biggest challenge so far? >> >> the biggest challenge is the

magnitude of the disaster itself. there are so many things that you may not think of that have to be handle in a crisis like this. and our foremost goal when the storm was striking, getting the right type of personnel to find and rescue victims of the tornado itself. and those who survived and those who lost loved ones. and make sure things were secure and safe. there was so much debris. electrical lines and gas leaks and the roads and highways were closed and security was a big issue. and protecting people. personal belongings and the business community and the medical help those injured in the tornado itself. and getting the fema assistant checks to the homeowners and finding out where they are and getting them to register with fema and we know what shelter they are staying at or house they are at.

and people who lost id and birth certificate and driver's license. there is so many things that we had to deal with. utilities and water and the highways have been congested. >> it is unimaginable. and emotions are running high over what is a gut- wrenching situation and now a growing chorus to order mandatory shelters or safe rooms including all public buildings and schools, will you push for this? >> that is something we need to have a serious discussion about this year. our efforts are focused on the recovery and cleaning the debris and making insurance is taken care of and having security in the perimeters and we have the president coming tomorrow in a wonderful memorial prayer service we are going to have for recovery tomorrow night. that is something we will be discussing later. i talked to my emergency

management director today. and he told me he was working with a fema regional director and utilize the fema money to put in safe roms. there is a lot of private sector money that is raised and it is incredible to see the different organizations and companies that are putting forth millions of dollars to help build the safe rooms. >> that is good news. you can see firsthand where there are empty spaces. how do you encourage the people not to give up and believe that the community will remain resilient. >> oklahoma people are resilient and the response is incredible. if you could see the site today, it is so active and the streets are open and homeowners are at their houses and volunteers walking around. we have thousands of volunteers on the ground, many of the faith- based organizations and

the e-mails, put out large calls for people to come and help. we had one circumstance you guys reported on, they had asked for volunteers to help clean up a cemetery and a thousand people shed up in that one event. it is remarkable to so the people from oklahoma, and people nationally coming to help and all of the different groups and we are making fast progress here and it is encourage to see that. and tomorrow night we'll wrap up with a prayer service. it will be uplifting and encouraging. and we have incredible stories that will be told and we have some of the children that were in the schools that was hardest hit and they will be coming with their teachers to talk about the experience and the which were will sing a sweet song that will touch people's hearts. >> that will be amazing. it will take a while as you know to rebuild. are you concerned that once the

camera crews leave and the headlines began to fade that the recovery effort will be more difficult or do you remain encouraged with this moment continuing? >> it is encouraging to see the response and it will be very hard on those who are injured by the tornado and lost loved ones and we have mental health counseling on the ground. we have a tremendous amount of support and mental health counseling and various communities that are hit. and i understand and know it is going to be important to help people go through the process. it is a process of recovery and they will have long- term needs to deal with the trauma that they are affected with. and i talk to my friends who tell me, i was not in the area but it affected me personally to

think of what is important in life. we'll be there for the long haul. one of the things i saw in oklahoma city after the federal building was bombed, we came back stronger as a people and we dug in and had the inner courage and strength and actually came back strong. governor, we wish you all of the best. i know the oklahoma spirit will thrive and you will be back stronger than ever. >> oklahoma spirit, we are really proud of it. >> absolutely, thank you, governor. >> thank you, appreciate you. >> and we'll have more from oklahoma. we'll go live to moore for the impact on the plaza tower elementary school. teachers recall the moments, all of that is coming up at 19 minutes past the hour.

>> turning to other news now. it is a busy month for the ntsp. they are on the way to rock vow, missouri. early this morning a union pacific train t- bowed another train. fuel leaks caused an engine fire. you are looking at the moment the bridge collapsed on thursday. one possible solution on the books. a tretrabicated man. the trucker described it as exploding when the truck bumped the framework. no one was severely injured. the bridge was inspected six monthsing on.

nand the justice department admits attorney general holder signed off on the investigation of fox news james rosen. it had nothing to do with the warns he said. >> with regard to the intentional proscowings of the press with the disclosure of material. that is not what i was involved or think would be a wise policy. my vow is the opposite. >> and now the attorney general is charged with investigating himself. they are joining us live with more on this part of the story. >> you are right. new information. we know the attorney general was aware of the government monitoring james rosen phone records and his parents phone lines and fox news phone lines and pentagon and state department. late yesterday the white white is insisting on a thorough

review by the attorney general himself. >> the attorney general is going to investigate the attorney general and sign off he is satisfied with the results of the review of his own behavior? that doesn't make sense to anybody. >> that was a number of responses from the attorney general. he couldn't recall how many times his department obtained phone records or how many times he signed off on them. when asked how many requests for search warrants or subpeonas of journalist he turned down he couldn't remember. that would be something i want to know if i am on the defensive and the president just expressed confident in me. this is truly amazing. the doj releasing a statement. the department takes seriously the first amendment rights to the freedom of the press while

acknowledging holder's involvement it is defending the decision. the call to so the files by the investigation and saying all laws were followed and regulations and policiless were also followed. uma, back to you. >> thank you very much. the administration's handling of the scandal is causing problems on both sides of the aisle. ladies, great to have you here today. nlesly, you have holder saying he never heard of anyone trying to prosecute the press for publishing federal and on the other side accusing reporters of espionage of application. his statements are hard to reconcile. is there a perjury here? ni don't want to go that far. buttine as a democrat who

supports the administration and the attorney general in that administration that is a hard one to swallow. i am also a member of the press and love my constitution and make a living off my first amendment rights. at the same time i am not an expert in national security. we have things like the patriot act and the constitution, were laws broken by the attorney general or by any journalist or leaks to the journalist? >> i as we all do, never will forget watching two towers come down and over 3,000 people do i. we have seen leaks from wicky leaks and our government. when the attorney general said espionage, it does start to look like somebody is trying to cover their but thes and i need to get more information before i would talk approximate perjury.

>> lowereta, abc news reporting that the attorney general signed off on a controversial search warrant and identified james rosen as a coconpiriter and now the president asked holder to lead the investigation to investigate himself. how can anyone take the effort seriously? >> i don't think that is a very serious request. and what the president is doing is not leading. we have seen all too much of this from the attorney general. this is going on not relateed to this incident he is less than forth coming and he had misleading statements and d disingennious. he doesn't have the answers that the media asked him today and the npr asked him. he had a lot of i don't knows from the attorney general. >> now the huffington post and

washington post calling for holder to go. liberal to be sure and long tergoes on. what impact will it have on the justice department's credibly. >> i nom not saying he is go. but he is recuse himself and not investigate himself in the department of justice that he heads up and quite frankly, an investigation in the attorney general's action. there needs to be i don't want to say a special prosecutor, but somebody independent. i get leery when it happens on either sidine when i am on the side being a liberal, when somebody asked for somebody's head-on a platter. hold the head on the gull teen. we have a preassumption of innocencine when you are the attorney general of the united states. we need information but i don't think eric holder should

investigate eric holder. i agree with anybody. but to say get rid of him, no. that knee jerk reaction is a problem. >> lowereta, is it a xee jerk reaction to say he is deputy? >> i don't think it is a knee jerk reaction. i would have to disagree with leslie on that point. the attorney general had this sort of conduct over time. this predates this incident with the media. it is not just fox news. there is an over reach of government in the a g and associate press as well. neither of the incidents are handled well. the president is loyal to mr. holder, but mr. holder is not useful to the president. and i do think that there should be serious consideration as to whether he needs to be in that job or continue to be in the job dy else in the role to continue to keep the

american people safe and execute on the role of the justice department and all of the security agencies. >> all right. ladies, thank you for joining us in your perspective. it is a story we will watch closely. >> thank you. >> in god's name go away. i said it four times. and then it was gone. >> those words from the principal of the plaza towers elementary school talking about the moment of impact. we'll go back to oklahoma for a live report. and here are the teachers after the break. did you know that the irs, yes the internal rev now agencies the government agency in charge of implementing obama care? we'll talk to bill shufter who wants to put the brakes on that effort. >> don't miss jr martinez who is

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>> seven children from plaza tower were killed in that site. the school teachers are sharing what it was like when the storm hit. in moore, people are trying to put their lives back together. >> absolutely, authorities said they should take advantage of the three- day holiday weekend and help people to sift through the debris. they are doing that now. teens of volunteers have come out here on ridge way drive and helping people gather what is left. saucepans and flatware that managed to surverify. and what will be tossed out on another pile. and the losses of things of

personal property pale in loss of human life. today two more funerals. emily's funeral and later christopher's funeral at 2 o'clock p.m. they were classmates and nine years old. the school held a press conference in which the tornado was hit. and this is how they describe it as the tornado came overhead. listen. >> many of us went in the restroom and get close as we could. the sky lights were being sucked out and the roof was peeling back. our kids did what we said. >> you could see this is not safe and that looks more safe. their heads are down and they are not thinking and it is any one of the teachers would have

done the same thing. >> teachers are traumaitized by the event. the moore school district cancelled the rest of the school year. but the three high schools are pressing a head with graduation ceremonies. west moore and south moore holding the ceremony and the cox convention center focusing on graduation and they don't want to talk about the storm. you know, it is a year those students will not forget or the residents here in moore trying to sal vainlying what they can and hopefully move forward. back to you. nemotions are running high and we wish all of the graduates all of the best in the challenging times. >> the american red cross has been on the ground in oklahoma in full force since the tornado hit. last night 600 people spent the night in red cross shelters.

there are 350 workers serving more than 20,000 meals. the red cross received a boft from country music star traceat kins who raised a million and half since he was the winner of celebrity apprentice. why did he pick the red cross? >> i picked the red cross because my house burned in june, 2011, the red cross shed up on the heels of the firefighters and took control of a chaotic scene and tock care of my wife, and kids and made sure they were okay and really the reason i went to play on celebrity apprentice on behalf of the american red cross, because they respond to 70,000 house fires and the natural disasters and things we identify the red cross

with just like what is happening in oklahoma. they respond in a houj way. every day. 24 hours a day. there is a red cross volunteer selflessly helping somebody else. i just want to try to do something to remind people of that. we shouldn't take them for granted. they are on the job every single day and not only the huge natural disasters. >> he's paying it forward. if you would like to donate to the red cross, go to redcross.org. or 1- 800- red cross if you would like to help. >> the agency that is tasked with handling obama care, is under fire. the agency can't be trusted with our health care. and on this memorial day weekend, the grand marshal for the big event shares special

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>> the individuals who lived through these storms are volunteering in the recovery and assisting efforts right now. and they are the american's real heroes. >> we are looking at the top stories making news. that was oklahoma senator james inhoffe thanking the nation for the prayers and support following the tornados in his home state. he said oklahoma is hard hit but

not knocked out. >> memorial day is the unofficial start of the summer season and west nile season as well. texas is urging resident to take care. in anderson county man had a neuroinvasive form. disease. last year's outbreak was unprecedented in texas with 1800 cases and 89 deaths. >> what are the veterans doing this memorial weekend? if you are richard overtine you are having a cigar and coffee with a touch of whiskey. he is the oldest veteran and turning ten sen years old after serve nothing world war ii, he went home to texas where he still lives. and don't miss fox news sunday. it is a rare interview with another war veteran and many of

you view him as a american hero, we are talking about senator bob deal. that is the news making headlines right now. >> right now, the irs is officially in the center of a tea party scandal and lois lerner refused to resign and molly has the latest on the situation, molly. nlois lerner has been working in the irs for 20 years and not about to leave nowine though she is in the midst of a targeting scandal. the now acting irs commissioner asked lerner to resign. she said no and now on administrative leave with pay. lerner who pled the fifth in a congressional hearing was head of the irs tax exempt division that was targeting conservative

groups for xr scrutiny. democrats contend it wouldn't do any good for questions. >> i would not recall her. for one thing i know what she will do is reassert her rights under the fifth amendment. i know that and i think it is a 99.99 percent chance she would. >> but she will be receiving a paycheck. but you plead the fifth and not part of a congressional investigation and i think suspension without pay absolutely until we get to the bottom of this. >> meanwhile, the american center for law and justice said lerner allowed the targeting to continue longer than she claimed publicly. the a clj is not a letter to a client dated march 16th. this has lois lerner's signature on it. >> found out in june 2011 and

put a stop to it but the letters didn't go out march 2012. we still have clients getting donor information and facebook into and the social media and the list goes o. >> a clj plans to file a lawsuit against the irs next week. at a time when the irs is under fire for targeting conservative groups. that agency can't be trusted to implement obama care. half of the american voters are saying they will be worse off under obama care and 53 percent of the americans are saying they are worse off under obama care and compared to 26 percent of the voters who say the health care situation will be better under the new law. 13 percent are saying it will not make any difference at all.

one congressman is raising now concerns. he is joining us now. congressm congressman shufter that interviewed a new bill to top obama care. >> why do you feel that taking the step is very important at a critical time. >> we have seen what the irs has done by targeting conservative groups and an outrageous a bows of power and allow them to be deeply involved in implementing health care and obama care in this country scares a lot of americans. they will be the one to administer the tax credits and penalties. and so it is a scary thing and we need to stop them and that's why i introduced hr25. >> i think a lot of americans don't realize that the iefrs would be involved in the

implementation of the health care act and the ramifications of what it means in their lives. >> no one is sure how it will be implemented. not even the administration. the bill is charged to stop them from getting in the health care business. we don't know for sure if they will know the intimate details of the health care and that is something that may get out and let them leak out if they are groups targeting. that is a great concern to the american people. it is a growing number. 53 percent don't believe it is going to be beneficial to them and that number will grow as we see it implemented. did you see red flags in the beginning when it was announced that the irs was involved in the implementation or are you responding based on the concerns that are raised with the alleged abuse of power? >> we saw a month ago they put

in five layers more to implement it and and time you have red tape it is a concern and especially is important to us to make sure the irs doesn't get involved in the details. and are you seeing the irs on the both sides of the aisle. >> i think it will. you will see the democrats are upset and concerned about what the irs is donine though they are targeting conservative groups. we are americans and we have a right to free speech and organize and be active. >> we'll have to work it and we'll be talking to democratic colleagues to get them on board. >> great to see you today. and enjoy the memorial day weekend. appreciate it. turning to other news. police arrested a new suspect in

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many people and provoked a massive response. the drummer leely rigby died. and the police have two suspects in custody, in the hospital because they were shot bite police. police are waiting to treat them. but the police and security are facing serious questions of what they anyhow about two men on the security radar. where on the radar we don't know. another person was arrested, a man and friend of one of the suspects who gave an interview to the pbc and arrested on bbc premises shortly after that interview. he is questioned in connection with terrorism offenses as the police wait to speak to their prime suspects. >> tom you very much for the update. >> it is now back to the

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>> welcome back. it is seven months since super

storm sandy. rick is live from new jersey with more. >> we rode out hurricane sandy seven months ago and this place was badly torn up. they have done a remarkable job of cleaning up and reopening the businesses not only here in point pleasant but up and down the jersey she they are cleaned and reopened every boardwalk and now the challenge is to get the people to come back. >> the living room and dining room and kitchen and den. >> mary owns this four bed room on the beach. >> this is the captain's watch up here. she has no trouble renting for the summer but this year it is different. >> i am surprised people not supporting and come from years and years and they are disappearing. you don't have a board walk. y said we do have a board walk.

>> new jersey governor helped to welcome the boardwalk a few days before memorial day weekend. but view tourist are concerned about the damage from super storm sandy lingers. >> over all demand is not there and that is because of the bad publicity we received. once people so the areas come down and personally so them, they will want to come and rent. >> rentals are down 80 percent >> rentals are down 80 percent and the prices have dropped, to. dropped too. >> they remember what they saw in november. the roller coaster in the ocean at seaside heights. they remember seeing boardwalks torn up and houses demolished. they say or, okay, we can't go s summer. >> reporter: it's not a good beach day and tomorrow won't be better but locals are confident that once it warms up, the crowds will return. >> thank you very much. we wish them all the best.

i sat down with j.r. martinez to talk about his new role of the grand marshal of the parade in washington and after the break -- >> i'm honored to be the grand marshal of the national memorial day parade that will take place in d.c. but televised around the country. we encourage everyone if you're at home, wherever you are, if there's a television around to check your local listings and tune into the parade and along with me and with the honorary grand marshal, trace atkins, miss america, a lot of people out there with us. let's honor and celebrate the lives and sacrifice a lot of our service members have made over the multiple years we've had a military in this country. >> after the break i'll ask j.r. about his riveting experience serving our country. stay with us. how many simple ingredients

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famed actor and motivational speaker and war veteran j.r. martinez is the grand marshal for this year's memorial day parade here in washington. i spoke with him about his service to our country and how he's making a difference in the lives of so many veterans. great to have you on the show today. thank you so much for joining us. i want to let you know that first of all i'm such a big fan of yours and you're a big inspiration to many people around the world. >> well, it's a pleasure to be able to be an example of what we all can accomplish if we believe and we don't give up and we embrace a positive attitude every single day and make the right choices. >> i know that operation finally home is really close to your heart and something that you really believe in. tell me why. >> when our troops come home, it's not just our service members that were overseas that have to adapt and our family members. one of the biggest things about the american dream is to be able to own a home and what operation

finally home does is give them a key to that mortgage free custom home to service members who have been injured in iraq and afghanistan. that's just one thing that these families don't have to think about. it's not just keys to a home but keys to a door that opens up that is full of possibilities and opportunities. >> it sounds like it's really fantastic. what is it like for you personally to know that you're making a difference in the lives of so many veterans every day. >> in the military you serve and you have your uniform on and your m-16 on and you're deployed to wherever the commander in chief requests that you do it. now that i'm home, my scars is my uniform and my weapons is my words. it's trying to raise awareness about who we are service members and raise awareness about what we go through on a day-to-day busine basis but for people to understand us and listen to us and give us an opportunity because we like a challenge and

feel like we're a part of something. >> certainly you have gone through your own challenges. your own adventure. it hasn't always been easy. where does that personal strength for you come from? how are you able to translate into something so meaningful and so positive? >> don't get me wrong. as much as people know me as mr. positive and that's what people kind of -- that's why a lot of people gravitate toward me. blood runs through my blood no different than yours. i have days when i'm down. it's to go through that moment but make the choice to kind of snap myself out of that and say, okay, i went to that moment. let me learn something from it and let me get back on the tracks and find my next destination. >> i think what's very important what you said was that life is about choices and we can make a choice to move forward or stay in fear. so when you talk about that and when you think about that, what does that mean to you personally? >> for me this memorial weekend

it's about trying to remind people about the service and ultimate sacrifice that lot of service members have made and that continue to make even though the "war is over." service members lose their life every day that answer the call to deploy and leave their families and leave what i call the three fs, freedom, family and friends. they do that and sometimes they make that ultimate sacrifice so in the midst of us planning our barbecues and having a nice cold one with our friends and he joyijoy i joying the day off, if you don't have anyone connected to you in the military, encourage your friends and those you'll be around to take a moment and have a moment of silence and say thank you and pay that tribute and respect, that's great. >> a wonderful message. we thank you very much. we thank you for your service for your courage and for the commitment that you make every day to help so many people who need someone to hear what they have to say and to be there for them. thank you so much.

>> thank you for having me on. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> truly an inspiration and of course we do remember the courage and sacrifice of our veterans on this memorial day weekend. that's going to do it for me. make it a great day, everybody. thanks for watching. >> we now learn how high up this scandal actually goes. hello, everyone. i'm kelly wright. >> i'm jamie colby. there is a brand new doj report and the attorney general himself fox news has learned, eric holder, personally signed off on the search warrant that allowed the government to essentially spy on fox news reporter james rosen. >> reporter: right now we know the just department says it's true. attorney general eric