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potential copycat strikes. on wednesday 25-year-old lee rigby was hacked to death in brawed daylight. the police made throw new arrests in that case. we'll have more on that coming up. we'll she you the scene in london earlier. people protesting against islamic terrorist saying they have had enough. >> i don't think they have the finger on the anger and frustration and the inability to confront extremist and jihad confront sharia. we are attacked and we want to see something done and light in the end of the tunnel. this is going to happen again. >> that man's words echo the remarks made by the two london attackers. and this guy holding a meat cleaver and he claimed more violence would come. investigators are working

around-the-clock to make sure it would not happen. steven doug list has more. >> tonight police arrested three men on conspiracy to commit murder and i am told a ta ser gun was used on two of those men. they have been searching four properties in london as part of the investigation. and the hundreds of people are laying flowers and tributes. a few of them from people who anyhow him well. and earlier today his close friends were here. it was a difficult time and they wanted to come here and read some of the thousands of tributes that are left by people

here. and one thing having been here for a while that i hear over and over again, they think it was a cowardly attack. >> that report in south london. and we'll move on now. and turning on the scandarded in our country. the details about the role that attorney general holder made in the search of fox news employee e-mail. the attorney general was involved in the decision to request a search warrant. the affidavit filed by the department of justice referred to james rosen as a coconspirator. rosen was never charged. this prompted the white house to order a full review of how the justice department handled leak

investigations. elizabeth? >> harris, now we know. the justice department said it is true. attorney general holder's signature is on the document behind the investigation of james rosen, something we couldn't confirm before. >> with regard to the potential prosecutions of the press with disclosure material. that is not something that i was involved and heard of or think it was a wise policy. my view is opposite. >> rosen's whereabouts and his parent's phones and fox news line and the white house, and pentagon and state department were all monitored. the white house is ordering a thorough review on the issue by the attorney general himself. >> i am troubled by the possibility that loc investigations may chill the investigative journalism that holds government accountable.

journalist should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs. our focus is on those who break the law. >> the attorney general is investigating the attorney general and sign off with results of his own behavior. >> the doj defends the decision and say it was part of an ongoing investigation and the department followed all laws and regulation. >> why should the american's care about the record's grab of the fox news journalist of the associated press? very simply because of the amendment of the constitution and a free press is vital to the success of the nation. congress shall make no law regarding the establishment of religion or prohibited thereof and prohibit the right of the

people to peacefully assemble. and guarantees all freedom of the religion and press and right to assemble. and freedoms that are necessary to have a stable democracy. these rights were made sure to hold our government in check. a press that can't operate without fear of retribution. >> the situation at the irs. a woman will not give the american public answers about the targeting of political groups. but american taxpayers are paying her salary. that is the story of lois lerner. the woman heading the center of the division of the irs scandal was asked to resign and she said no. she is instead on paid administrative leave and she will earn her 180,000 sallary.

she may be ordered back to capitol hill before invoking the fifth. florida senator mi ca said technically her hearing is still in progress. >> in consultation with the counsel, we did not adjourn the hearing. it is still open and chairman issa recessed it and she can be called back. >> and interesting details and molly heningburg live for us tonight. democrats say there is no reason to call lois lerner back to the hill. the ranking democrat expects that lois lerner would take the fifth again. and she's legally allowed to do so. >> her insight perhaps the information she has might have

very will helpful to us in learning all of the facts whatever they might be. but again, in our country, we have something called the constitution. republicans contend that since lerner made a statement insists she did nothing wrong before she invoked the fifth she should have to come back and answer the law makers questions. >> one of the things they may want to ask her about. lois lerner may not have stopped the targeting of conservative groups when she said she did. >> cording to a group by the american center of law and justice. it was going on in 2012 and lerner knew about it. the letter is dated march 16th, 2012, and signed by lerner.

>> she found out in june 2011 and put a stop to it. but the letters didn't go out until march of 2012. we still had clients getting the letters may 26th asking for facebook into and social media and the list goes on. >> the a clj is planning to foil a lawsuit on behalf of the tea party clients next week. >> a lot of people learned they were not going to see pay. it was all furlough friday. >> the irs ammees were forced to take friday off without pay because of the federal sequester cuts. they got a federal holiday week woke. no word on if lois lerner was included and also lost a pay. >> but again she make 180,000

a year. >> deadly flooding in texas. san antonio, look at this. the pictures telling the story. ten inches of rain since midnight. the fire department, making 100 rescuers. and look at what is going on in the upper left part of the screen. people are seeking higher ground. much of teixeira in a drought and the water and expected to run off in rivers and streams. a live report minutes away. >> and right now a manhunt. a french soldier on patrol stabbed in the throat. it comes on the heels of the deadly terror attack on the british soldier in london. what the french president is saying about the ambush in his

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>> brand new pictures coming in fox report showing the moment a bridge collapsed with surveillance video. you can see the interstate bridge give away after a truck hit the span. two cars go below. all of them were rescued. the bridge seemed to explode in a cloud of dust.

it is going to take to find short and long-term bridges. that bridge connects. >> long pull in moore, oklahoma. we are hearing the 911. >> she couldn't breathe. it feels like a long time since monday. 24 people died that day when an ef- five twister the moore, oklahoma, ten of those were children. the twister damaged 12,000 homes. we are getting a clear picture of that tomorrow. tomorrow president obama set to

visit the neighborhood and so the damage firsthand. dom nick is in moore, oklahoma. >> hey, there, harris, 12,000 homes is the preliminary figure and the february of homes destroyed is 1150. and that number expected to rise and many more expected to be demolished. we spoke to a family that survived the storm but their home rendered uninhabable. >> picking out when she can recognize. she lived in 1324 ridge way drive with eight of ten children. president of the pta, she is a cornerstone of the community. >> if i could scrape -- that is me and my children. that's all of my children. and if i could scrape it off and take it with me.

it doesn't matter where i go. >> she fled the home and believes that two of the young kids would be safe at plaza towers elementary. >> i saw everything. trees and dirt. metal and stuff like that swirling around and i got so scared. >> seven of their school mates did not survive. >> it is my friends are listening to. this i am very 0, casy. i am 0 about your sister. >> jaden added as the twister took his school it was taking his home. >> everything was in there and my clothes, my blankets and everything. everything was lost, it is all torn up and this is the house i had ever lived and thought i would live here until i was grown up.

>> but the home most likely going to be demolished. they are living with relatives but have no idea the long- term fate. little jarret at 11 years, he hopes his friended at school live forever. >> god bless him. that is so tough. >> there were several high school graduations today. >> yeah, absolutely. the school district wanted to get back to normal. three high schools. southwest and moore itself is taki taking graduation. the rest of the academic year has been cancelled and focusing on moving toward as much as they k. but the thing is their teachers and parents, will not forget a year like this. >> we want to mention many areas

in the state. we brought the twisters hitting shawnee. it is a horrible week for the state. and graduation, that is a bright light,dom, thank you. >> flooding emergency in texas. and we learned more details. it has turned deadly. video in san antonio and surrounding area. ten inches of rain. and officials are warning people to be on the look for dangers they can't see. also inside of the fox report. sara hall ingram. remains on the job and overseeing the now tax laws in obama care. the large policy change in a generation. tonight will congress fight to get the irs out of health care? >> and terror on u.s. soil.

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there is tires and fences and entrap people. it is a dangerous situation. >> one of the things you don't hear people talk about. but there is gasoline and all sorts of chemicals from things that leaked out. you have to be careful. authorities telling people to stay off of the road as the city waits for the waters to recede. joining me on the phone is reporter christina coleman. christina, where are you now >> we are just outside of san antonio, they are expecting evacuations and urging people to be in the middle school. we are expecting more rain out here. >> we are looking at video of cars filling up and water flowing everywhere. i know that people were giving the forecast but what warning did they have to get out of the

areas? >> they have barricades and signs up. you know, the emergency responders have done a good job warning people to stay at home and avoid the road ways if at all possible; but it is rough out here. one woman passed away and another woman is missing. she was so close to being saved. they were so close to getting her, they broke the window and she was in the car and moments before she washed away. and they are still searching for her right now. there are still people trying to cross the low water crossings and the message here, don't do it. it is not worth the risk. >> someone told me to stay at my home. i would be on my officer. and you talk to some of the people plucked from the scenes. what are the rescues like?

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barracks by two suspected terrorist. and then the video of the suspect talking to people. there are three new arrests in the killing. officers had to use a stun gun on two of the individuals. the two main suspects were arrested in the scene of the crime. one of them holding a meat cleaver and his hands covered in blood. there is a roundup in london and no one is charged in all of this. now, turn to the situation with the irs. it affectively impacts all americans. there is new details about the irs targeting conservative groups. lois lerner, the woman heading the irs division in the center of the scandal rejected a request for her resignation and instead on paid

administrative leave. lois lerner on the hill this week invoked the fifth and it looked like they would relove her of her duties, no, she is getting a paycheck. >> w she have a jor? >> she is earning 185,000 a year and if they try to file her, administrative appeals will take 18 months and during that time, she would have a full- time union lawyer. >> that she is it not have to pay. >> she doesn't have to pay. and after 18 months there is another appeals process. that can take another 18 months, and so she is looking to three years of getting paid and all she has to do say i am not leaving.

>> for people saying what is the big deal? >> she is the only one to answer the questions. >> her signature was on the letter and she took direct responsibility in sending out the letters. >> i want to talk about somebody else and we have lois lerner and another woman involved. sarah hall ingram. she headed up the same tax division that targeted conservative and americans for political. and now she is in charge of implementing a huge tax law, obama care. why is she still on the job? >> there is no direction connection to wrongdoing. she did cover the periods when the targeting was done. the real reason she will say there, the obama administration invested so much political capitol if they were getting rid

of the person, it would be a tremendous political embarrassment. >> and what do we know about hers inially? >> another faceless bureaucrat and competent as far as we can tell, but the bottom line, she should be answering questions. she hasn't taken on interviews and they will probably have to subpeona her. >> sarah hall ingram has been a veteran with the internal rev now service for many, many years and democrats sang her presence and she has quoit a resume. why would they move her someplace else? >> obama care is the biggest now job that the irs has. if she is competent and she has shown competence up to this point, it would make logical sense to put her in the posugz. she has to answer a lot of questions.

>> and another big question that came out today is whether or not things stopped happening in terms of targeting conservative groups. >> and dozens of the groups that sewn their applications delayed don't have them approved. there is one person that wrote in and applied for nonprofit status two years ago. they got their first phone call from the irs last monday. >> and then the furlough situation, to. we'll not get into that. i want to move on and touch on the department of justice investigation that is going on. attorney general eric holder signed off on warrants to go after private e-mails of one of our fox employees, fox's james rosen and when asked about it. holder seemed to deny knowing about it. this was on may 15th.

i will get your response. >> i understand we don't have that ready to go. i apologize to that. >> regardless of how ambigguous it was, we know that the president tasked eric holder to investigate the gathering of all e-mail and he signed off on them. we call that a conflict of special. that would be a department store having a shoplifter in charge of the retail division. >> we have that tape from may 15th, this is atttrney general holder asked if he knew about the investigation in to fox. o james rosen. >> with regard to the potential prosecutions of the press for the disclosure of material. that is not something i have been involved and heard of or would think would be a woiz policy. my view is the opposite.

>> and all right. your response? >> he either doesn't know what is going on in his apartment and he has an autopen and doesn't read or engaged in alternate state of reality. >> you woet a column. entoilthsed who is in charge? it is not eric holder and not president obama. we asked that question because they seem not to know. >> i call this practiced incompetence. begin the choice of being a cowed of illegal or unethiccal and playing stupid, people in washington also play stupid >> richard nixon na made that famous. >> i want to ask also, my

producer is sending this to me as well. she's asking about the associated press and other journalist that are caught up in this whole thing, why is it important for the american public. i talked about it. it is our first amendment and we have to be an unfettered press. >> should we have learned approximate watergate and iran contraand learned about the clinton scandals? should we learned about the controversy surrounding president bush and iraq. yes, we should have. and sources are saying to themselves. i will not talk to the reporter like i used to. because maybe the conversation is recorded and i will be part of a subpeona and accused of a crime. if this is allowed to continue. american people would not be

served. the next scandal they may never hear approximate it. >> the attorney general was asked specifically if he knew it was going on not only with james rosen. but the associated press called for there to be transparency. does anybody in washington believe these are the only two cases? i don't think so. they are just covered up with court sole requested by the justice department. they have to search. and it is going to court over and over and said let us cope the record's search secret. >> thank, thank you for peeling the onion there. >> the president delivered a speech. accept thousand words. it did accomplish something. it changed the support. we are not talking and focused

on benghazi and the outpost and the death of four americans well. did the president make things go away. >> the president has to cope doing his job. that was a short television term impact of pushing the benghazi. and this were more people in benghazi and told by the government ha you can't spoke. should be come forward in the next few weeks. >> is that a prediction. i know it and it is reported. >> thank you for pressing in on the issues. have a great weekend. >> well, new jersey was hit hard by the super forsandy. and now thearden state is ready

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>> one of us said what is in this dor? i don't know. it was president nixon's study. and he was sitting behind the desk and we walked in. oh, my god. it isoc, boys, that's all right i will be down there in a minute. you just go on a head. >> oh, my god we walked in on the president. >> the highway light of the evening was singing of god bless a america. >> my wife talks about it just to this day she talks about that. >> that song gets me when they play it in ball games. that song is more emotional with the star spanningled. nsnow god bless america. >> emotions were full friday night, too. everyone appreciated hearing from president nixon's daughter

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