>> and i will see you tonight at 11:00. have a good night, everyone. ♪ bill: 13,000 new evacuations. jenna: big news today. nine wildfires fueled by record heat, severe drought conditions carrying through california destroying homes and costing millions and millions of dollars of damage. forcing 125,000 people to flee. firefighters found a badly burned body a transient camp in carlsbad. the first known fatality. this as authorities determine if two teenagers they arrested had any involvement with the fire scorching more than 10,000 acres.

those teenagers are accused of sparking two fires in escondido park. it is most dangerous of those erupting this week. they are scrambling to protect homes and businesses. and look on the map of where we are talking about. our next guest was evacuated on wednesday, he joins us now on the phone. so what are you doing today, where are you living? >> good morning. i actually own a kennel in san marcos. so i have been camping out at the kennel for the past two days. temporary living arrangements, that is where i am at. jenna: i mention this is in the way you thought you are week would go. you were told you would have to evacuate from your apartment. how much a heads up did you get? >> absolutely none. we were preparing the kennel for

potential evacuation orders and we were checking the news and i realized the fire was close to my apartment and i tried to retrieve my pets at which time i realized my apartment had been evacuated. it is still currently under evacuation orders, we are just trying to get the okay to go back. jenna: how close were you to the fire? and must have been scary to see it was in the area of your home. >> it was very close. we could see it from the kennel, along the street side it was crawling down the hill. it looked very, very close. jenna: faster moving than anybody probably thought. >> absolutely. jenna: there are a lot of schools, don't want to use the word "evacuation," but a lot of kids are out of school because of the fire in the area.

you have a grooming business, and pets are an issue for people who can't get back to their homes. what is been your experience with that? >> a lot of people aren't prepared to move their pets in times of emergencies. i don't have places they can accommodate several animals. we are finding more and more people coming in, trying to accommodate as many animals as we can. we have set up cages and enclosures to take an additional pets. over the last two days we have taken 50 animals due to the evacuation. jenna: it is nicer able to provide a little space for them during this time. any indication when you might be able to go back to your apartment? >> no approximation. it is moving toward escondido.

we anticipate several evacuees from the escondido area will also be coming to petville to drop off their animals. jenna: we wish you luck, we appreciate your time today. i know it has been a stressful few days, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. >> thank you so much. bill: those nine wildfires are scorching in california's drought leading very parched fueled by gusty wind and high temperatures. will the weather conditions allow any firefighters to gain ground coming up? meteorologist maria molina in the weather center. maria: one of the issues is how warm it has been. 20 degrees above average, low humidity and strong, gusty wind fueling the fire across southern california. there is a little bit of improving. temperatures expected to reach the middle 80s in san diego.

the rest still very hot, triple digit heat and upper 90s for riverside and even further north, triple digits for baker field and the city of fresno. for tomorrow, the cooler air starts to move in, 70s in san diego and 80s in los angeles. the good news is the temperatures. we will be seeing the humidity levels rising and so that should ease the fire danger here over several days already, but drought conditions, 100% of the state of california currently in severe to exceptional drought. even if it improves in terms of the humidity, the heat and strong winds, we're still looking at a lot of dry brush in place so it will continue to be an issue over the next several months. jon: rain is all they need. maybe move the jet stream or something like that. thank you. jenna: the the u.s. and other

western countries aid in the search for 300 girls abducted in nigeria, critics are raising seriouslserious questions a forr secretary of state hillary clinton and her handling of the terror group. live in washington with more on this did why did the state department not dedicate the terrorist organization under hillary clinton's tenure? >> a state department officials asked that question yesterday and he largely blames pressure from nigerian government. listen up. >> they designated these individuals and the organizations would bring more attention, more publicity and be counterproductive. >> what we are doing or what we have done is we are reducing the number of tools we have in our care bag.

jon: the weekly standard says they should have warranted the terrorist designation saying the 2011 raid produce documents that directly linked al qaeda leade leaders. >> i think it is driven by policy. the desire to say al qaeda that attacked us on 9/11 was a discrete core in pakistan and we can drill the court to death. that is not what al qaeda is. al qaeda has been an international network before 9/11 and an international network 9/11. jon: it is not clear they had access to those documents from the compound. only 13 or so have been made public. jenna: secretary clinton has described it a year ago. >> she described it in very different terms, that is what makes the non-designation so

particular. this is what she said in 2013. >> weather they call themselves al qaeda or anything else, they are all part of the same global jihadist movement. there may be differences between them but their goals are similar and pose threats to us and our partners. >> the only member of the senate foreign committee to vote against it says he wants a full explanation of why the designation did not happen during clinton's tenure. he wants some answers from the state department. jenna: thank you. jon: another trouble spot in the middle east, growing concerns syria is using chemical weapons on its own people. the obama administration is touting success saying syria has gotten rid of 87% of its chemical weapons. but there are new reports they are targeting rebels and civilians. our chief intelligence

correspondent live with that in washington. >> this week in washington national security advisor susan rice said the chemical weapons removal problem with syria is a triumph of the administration lead from behind policy. >> i think that's a huge success, and it's important we recognize had we not had the credible threat and use of force, nothing would have changed, the syrians would not have acknowledged they had these weapons much less packed them up and ship them out. jenna: but there are new reports the regine has turned to chlorine and used it against rebel forces and civilians. secretary of state john kerry says the new reports are being investigated. >> if it has, and if it could be proven, then that would be against the agreements of the federal weapons treaty, and against a weapons convention that syria has signed up.

>> but critics say the reported use of chlorine is more evidence the obama administration's policy in syria is odorless alone the regime to stay in place and creating new openings for extremist groups. jon. jon: so who is filling the vacuum? >> the islamic state of iraq and syria is a terrorist organization once known as al qaeda in iraq. it has become so extreme in syria it is disowned by syria and pakistan. it is known for mass executions, suicide bombings. just this week there was new video out in syria of a car bombing and a government checkpoint by a group associated with them. although the group has been on the u.s. intelligence committee radar for more than a decade it was only this week the administration took more official steps to acknowledge the group in syria and al qaeda in iraq are in fact one of the same, jon. jon: thank you. >> you're welcome.

jenna: a deadly mine disaster in turkey killing hundreds of people. the latest unrest as those take to the streets to call for safer working conditions. the u.s. government requiring general motors to make significant safety improvements to vehicles after a flood of recalls just this year. we will keep you posted on that. plus, all this caught on camera, a runaway truck nearly kills its owner. we will tell you where it happened and what is the deal here. next. book any flight or hotel and if you find it for less we'll match it and give you fifty dollars back that's the expedia guarantee

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jenna: now i look at business headlines. warmer weather helped builders break ground. a big jump in construction of apartment buildings and condos. general motors looking at the six recalls week and 24th this year. midsized cars being recalled with a problem with the front brakes. impacting 2014 buick lacrosse and chevy malibu models.

since january gm has recalled 11 million cars and trucks, plus the department of transportation announcing gm will pay $35 million fine over the recalled vehicles for ignition switches. red lobster will be sold for more than $2 billion. the restaurant says it will sell the seafood chain to an investment firm in a cash deal. they also own olive garden and planned to sell off red lobster to improve the financial performance. jon: nearly 300 miners killed in turkey. today they denied negligence. the disaster seven protesters in the streets sparking public outrage over conditions. we are joined live from jerusalem with the latest on the protests. reporter: a lot of these protesters are carrying around signs saying this wasn't an accident, this was murder. there is anger not only toward the mining company for what this is putting profits ahead of people's lives but also angry at the government for lack of

oversight, lot of anger directed toward the prime minister who many see as a very arrogant figure and they are not happy about how he has handled this situation. in terms of the sequence of events are, that is what folks are talking about, there's a lot of finger-pointing in terms of exactly what the safety conditions were inside the mine. unclear what happened first, but most the people who died had died of carbon monoxide poisoning. we learned there was not a safe room in the area where the workers were that they could have run two to get oxygen, those kind of things. they are not legally required to be provided with a safe room by the company itself. investigation is still continuing, as is the recovery effort hampered by the fact there's still a lot of carbon monoxide down in the mine. there are still 18 people missing from that mine.

as far as we can tell, there's little hope to think they're going to be found alive. doctor you. jon: what an awful story. back to you. jenna: republicans growing more optimistic of the chances to retake the senate. what conservatives want from the g.o.p., a private meeting happened yesterday. we will tell you about what it can mean for the midterms and beyond. bazaar dash cam video shows a track spinning out of control. how one police officer and good thinking samaritan saves the day. >> it was a man in the parking lot of the church, he was bleeding pretty bad and the closer it was getting to him again. in the nation, it's not always pretty.

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jon: a runaway truck in south carolina nearly backs over its owner. check out the video. the truck spinning out of control in reverse. a cop tries to stop it only to be thrown to the ground. that didn't stop him though. and nearby mill man stepped in to help. they jumped into the bed of the truck, broke the back window and finally were able to shut the thing off. today the two men are being hailed as heroes. >> i was in the right place at the right time and i believe anybody else would have done the same thing. >> that's my job. jon: the 84-year-old owner's at home recovering from head injuries. he's planning on selling the truck. jenna: that's probably a good idea. how much do you think it will go for at this point? jon: i like that. jenna: looks like a classic. we are going to on here. today we are learning about a private meeting with leading conservatives behind closed doors.

the purpose is to vent and strategize future of the republican party. leaders of the d.c. meeting drafting demands calling on the g.o.p. to "recommit the bedrock conservative principles like community values, forward thinking and antiabortion legislation." they were invited to be speakers at the meeting. the issues we mentioned, antiabortion, order security, these are issues summer trying to avoid as they attempt to broaden their appeal. talks about this with senior editor and washington columnist for "fortune." fox news contributor. and senior editor for the daily column. great to have you both. let me start with you first, why does the republican party need to be united, why can't it be diverse? >> i think they are united on the key issues going into this election.

you have opposition to obamacare, almost everyone in the party whether you call them establishment or conservative tea party, everyone opposes obamacare, everyone believes entitlements need to be reformed. the party is united. there is a difference like immigration reform. the ball one side and people on the other side, conservatives and those who are less conservative, so there is a mixture of opinion on that. i do understand on social issues there are some who went to this conference who are part of the social right who see their issues are deemphasized because they are not what a lot of people believe will be the republican. i understand their frustration and not issues they care about like abortion, emphasized as much as they would like us to be. jenna: why have a private meeting in d.c. representing only some of the conservative voices that are out there. why try to have one cohesive voice about these issues if people just have different opinions?

>> i think there is a danger on the part of some on the right. not everybody, but they want to divide the party, they want to attack people who don't have exactly their views on immigration. jenna: whose they? >> some of the people in the group. here's the bottom line, conservatives need to recognize their problem is not with the right electorate who mostly agree with them. mitt romney got the highest amount of votes coming back from ronald reagan. that is not the problem. you need to expand your demographic. you need to look to the hispanic community, which means immigration reform. you also need to look to appeal to women. you don't need to take social issues off the agenda, but for example abortion. let's talk about abortion the right way. we have 1.2 million abortions a year, which is hideous. we should be talking about

adoption. it has dropped to such low levels and has become so socially off and unacceptable that the government has even stopped counting the number of domestic adoptions. there are ways to talk about these issues that aren't divisive. jenna: some people, sums it why even talk about these at all? what is clear as we ought to be focusing on economic security for the future, not dividing social issues. that plays into the democrats hand. so should the issues whether it is abortion or immigration policy be the issue that the g.o.p. is trying to rally around? >> it with every issue that will win the senate in november are obamacare, that is what is driving the republican electorate to vote for republicans. as i mentioned, there are legitimate voices to the social issues falling by the wayside.

that is why they are at this conference. i agree, at this conference there are also people with this group that i would define as demagogues you wouldn't want running a lemonade stand. their own importance and get their own voice out there. they are just there for themselves and i don't see any problem with this election cycle on the candidates that are winning. they are very conservative. these aren't people who are moderates by any means. i don't know what they are complaining about. jenna: what you think about jamie's accusation of them trying to make a name for themselves and professional politicians don't officially have to be in office right now, but they're trying to drive the conversation because it is their job. something they are feeling connected to from their heart. >> part of the ideological purity campaign is what i think jamie is referring to.

it is also fundraising. great fundraising on their part, they can put it in letters. it is destructive to the party when you attack fellow republicans on those issues. the part i want to come back to is the social issues. a lot of it is the way you talk about it, the senate candidates like todd akin. how can you talk about social issues like that? you can talk about abortion, people have troubles with abortion. there is great distress of abortion particularly late-term abortion. it is a style. the style and how you approach it. you can find points of broader agreement on these issues. jenna: one final question, who do you think is truly speaking for the conservative movement? what is the first name that pops

into your mind as somebody who is voicing what you think is the voice of the people? >> i don't think it is people at the conference, it is people like paul ryan who have put a plan on the table dealing with these hard issues. maybe not the smartest move, but what is necessary to save this country from long-term deficits. i would say paul ryan in my opinion. >> i think it is a range of them. i would refer to marco rubio, but then disappointed in him that he was leading the charge and immigration reform and got so beat up by the right he backed off. that is a case of somebody who could be a real standard for the conservative voice of the party and articulate. but look at what the right did to him when he tried to pursue immigration reform. jenna: it'll be interesting to see if there are any new names that come up in the next year or

so. grace to have you both, thank you so much. >> thank you be at jon: president obama facing major pushback right now from democratic lawmakers on a key judicial pick. we will tell you why. plus, she's back in the media spotlight again this week after carl rove's controversial question about her health and age in light of a possible run for the white house. how did the media handle it, are they being fair to hillary? we will take a look next. memorial day weekend? looks like fun. but what about this? if you're looking to buy a car, now is the time and truecar is the way. just go to truecar.com to lock in guaranteed savings... without negotiation.

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jenna: one of the president's judicial nominees facing harsh criticisms but not from republicans, but from democrats. his nomination is troubling to the democratic lawmakers because of the legislations on a few key issues. chief congressional correspondent live in capitol hill with the latest on all of this. mike. reporter: some of his votes taken years ago as a state lawmaker, the judge nominee, have gotten the attention of more liberal democrats here on capitol hill. >> here is a man who has been outspoken on equality for people to be married. he has been outspoken trying to re-create the flag of the rebels, the confederates.

he is a person in my opinion and only deserves to be a federal judge. reporter: supporters to those votes were years ago when he was reflecting the views of his constituents in a conservative state. georgia. he talked about his work as a judge up here on capitol hill earlier this week. >> i have shown a dedication to the conduct in georgia and never decided cases on public clamor or fear of criticism and i commit to you i will continue to be faithful to those. reporter: the white house is behind him knowing he is part of a group of judges that were negotiating with georgia republican senators. the white house says they're simply trying to fill these vacancies on the bench with qualified judges. >> based on his 10-year track record as an appellate judge, the president believes he is qualified to the federal bench. of all the recent criticisms, not one is based on his record

as a judge for the past 10 years. reporter: the white house and republicans don't believe he will be an activist judge. jenna: thank you. jon: lots of talk this week of former secretary of state hillary clinton. at the new questions of her health at age by karl rove with many others following suit, plus a full vetting of her time as first lady and secretary of state, or the media piling on hillary despite the fact she hasn't announced yet if she will run for president in 2016. let's talk about it, radio talkshow host, both of them fox news contributors. so here i am, the guy flanked by two female panelist and a female candidate, am i nuts or what? what do you think about it? are the media being fair to hillary when it comes to her

age? >> this is less about age and more about politics, john. this is 2014, the 21st century. 70 is the new 50. but if you really want to suede hillary from running and you know she is the strongest candidate, you will raise all of this stuff whether it is monica lewinsky or her age or her health or how she looks in a pantsuit. you want to subject yourself to this for the next year, go ahead. i think this campaign is being waged to get her out of the race. jon: really? you seem to be nodding in agreement. do i have that right? >> well, look, this is effectively the mainstream media, they're going after someone who normally is a liberal. they would not touch. they found out what happens when

the media doesn't ask enough questions, so when you see this agenda that unfolds when they do go after someone, there must be a reason, especially this early on. i don't know who they have in mind, but it is an interesting thing that has happened with her. this is not about age, but the health questions are legitimate. hillary could be a stronger candidate because the media is not giving her a pass. this could blow up in their face. this is where you become a strong individual having to answer these questions early. it happened to michele bachmann. the media asked her about her migraines. and running as a cancer survivor, but his cancer would had returned and he died a few years later. so these questions are relevant. the other issue becomes will the media handle every other liberal or democrat who runs like an elizabeth warren hypothetically in the same fashion. jon: some of these raised as republican strategist, nbc's

chief white house correspondent writing into the rescue with this, says the fact is she is the same age as reagan was be at you may have to be throwing your own guy, ronald reagan, under the bus a little bit. this is a dangerous, tricky road to go down. at the same time, judy, senator obama when he was campaigning against john mccain in 2008 when john mccain was 71 said for him to toss out comments like that, it is an example of him losing his bearings as he pursues this nomination. it seems like there may be different standards of male versus female candidates and maybe democrats versus republicans. >> the democrats tried to use it against him. they tried to use his health and his age. the fact he didn't know how to use a computer, that he didn't

send out e-mails, but i agree health is an issue, it is an important one. with ronald reagan, we now know in retrospect he did have it after he left office. the issue is did he have it while he was still in office. i think health is a legitimate concern of the american people. whoever runs, democrats, republicans, liberal, conservative will have to answer questions about her age, ex. a, about their health. jon: back to john mccain for a second. he was sat down one time and played a bunch of clips of the late-night host making fun of his age. this is a guy who spent four or five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam. go ahead. >> i think we have had as a

nation of most problems with many elected under. we have a very young man in office right now, and i think you can look at the result. it hasn't been good in all seriousness, they want it to be about age with hillary because they don't want specific health questions which transcends age. the question of age, we need older people because the young man or young woman would not do as well. >> isn't it really about experience rather than age? you coul can have a lot of govet experience. jon: john kennedy was one of them. >> maturity is perhaps the issue. jon: maturity doesn't make for a great campaign slogan. thank you both. >> thank you. jenna: moving on, a romantic rivalry almost turns deadly. a teenager accused of defending his ex-girlfriend's new

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jenna: time to check out what is coming up on "outnumbered" at the top of the hour. hey, guys. >> good friday to you, jenna. accusation widening. inspector general says he is now looking into far more than the initial report. first-graders that's to perform a class ymca song, but it was asked after one parent complained it was racist. and boys sporting skirts to combat sexism. no surprise there is plenty of outrage. bobby beckel will have plenty to say. "outnumbered" at the top of the hour. join us. jenna: will he be wearing a kilt? >> you never know.

jenna: we look forward to it, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. jon: writes now a pennsylvania teenager will stand trial on charges he tried to murder his former girlfriend's new boyfriend. how? by sending him a birthday card laced with the deadly poison, ricin. he waved a prisoner hearing on charges including murder, aggravated assault and stalking. he's accused of delivering the card last month to the man's home. let's bring in the former federal prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney. what a story. what do you think of the accusations here? >> the card company says when you care enough to send the very best, that is what this guy did. he tried to get charges very serious, they executed a search warrant and found what you need to take ricin out of beans. a horrible, horrible crime.

>jon: this kid is an eagle scou, no prior criminal conviction, how can you go after a kid like that on attempted murder charges? >> i'm going to guess there won't be any direct evidence of this kid putting a card in the mailbox. probably no surveillance cameras. but you can expect duct tape and a shovel when you find it in your house, there is no legitimate reason for 19-year-old to have those things in his possession, so this might be easier for the prosecution than we think. jon: do you think there is attempted murder when you put a birthday card in the mail that apparently tested positive for ricin? >> the county d.a. office, they're talking about charging him with a bunch of other crimes because they found more of his

ricin stash next to a gas main shutoff valve. they are trying to charge him with creating a catastrophe and things like that. he will motivate the guy to plead guilty, trust me. jon: i was once a teenage lad. i remember love does funny things to the male psyche. if my girlfriend took off with some other guy, i might have done something a little crazy. >> you might have gotten a little jealous, but you wouldn't have tried to kill somebody. you would have tried to take a prettier girl to the prom, that is what you do. >> i should have thought of that. >> he made a little bit of a bizarre commen comments to the a when he was being walked out of the courthouse. don't be surprised if we have some sort of insanity defense or incompetency defense happening here at some point in the future too.

>> i have dated some women who are crazy, but not that crazy. jon: jenna has to step in here. >> it is always my fault. don't worry about that. >> taking them on. it is a strange case. we will continue to follow this one, but the other side of the country, jodi arias just over a year ago jodi arias was convicted of murder. now she's about to go back on trial for the sentencing phase. the regional jury couldn't decide if she should be sentenced to death. now they will convene a new jury, hold the sentencing phase all over again to see if they can get the death penalty. that is what the prosecution wants. the decision is to a lo allow ts case to be televised. what do you think?

>> we have seen so much, we have heard so much. it is probably a better idea for the people involved not to have the media covering it but we were so interested in this case when it was going on. she slaughtered a man, for the original jurors do not come back with a decision is astounding. i'm curious to see what will happen this time around. jon: a lot of people thought the state should save the money, put her away for life, no possibility of parole and forgo the death penalty the second time around. >> -she is a despicable human being. i'm in favor of the death penalty. i don't know that it is appropriate in this situation. the family is pushing very hard to get the death penalty. it is a horrible, horrible testimony. if the first jury could not found her guilty, they will not do with. i would put this woman under the jail, that will punish her a lot worse in the long run.

jon: we just had that clip in case people had forgotten of her doing had stands during the interview with detectives. she was doing some bizarre stuff while she was on surveillance camera. i don't know how you want to put it. jodi arias back in the news. thank you. jenna: no had stands in the studio. not even to get energy. this supposed to get blood to your head. i think jodi arias does that to you in general. jon: she does give me a headache. jenna: a bizarre new twist in the top 40 host casey kasem. and russia's space program experiencing its second failed mission of the year. we will tell you what happened next. distinctions

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kasem. the judge issued a mysterious into his whereabouts. casey kasem was located in washington state. he was just on vacation? we have more on this. william. reporter: jenna, this is an understatement, but there's a lack of communication between his wife and his children by his first wife. contrary to a court order that requires the two to talk about his whereabouts, they are not doing it. so casey kasem's wife takes him on vacation doesn't tell the kids report him missing. the judge orders an investigation, deputies find him alive and well in seattle. >> we found nothing suspicious, certainly nothing criminal. he was fined, operate, could communicate, understood the situation, understood the fact there were others who were concerned about him. he had all of his medications, to not appear to be in the stress of any sort. reporter: he suffers from parkinson's syndrome, in a

wheelchair, mention. the breakdown goes back years. they married years ago. the kids had medical authority over the father. years later, she got it. ever since they have fought over his care and visitations. they have a mandatory meeting with a judge next month. cannot imagine his happy, that a bit used for this search for a guy on vacation. jenna: a strange twist. thank you. jon: that sounded like a mess. california firefighters trying to gain ground on raging wildfires destroying homes during millions of dollars worth of damage in san diego county. thousands of people forced to run from their houses. we will bring in the latest effortonefforts to contain thes. download the expedia app

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jenna: terrible fires out as we've been covering. what know is falling today,

north of schnick go. -- snow. the snow doesn't stick, jon, but enough to impact your wardrobe. that is how i know winter is still around if you still have that coat out. jon: are you supposed to only wear white shoes? jenna: very difficult so navigate this. jon: this is pretty weird weather season. see you back in an hour. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today harris faulkner, jedediah bila, kirsten powers and today's #oneluckyguy, bob beckel! he is "outnumbered." how does it feel? >> i'm used to this. i'm not terribly frightened. i will pick up pieces of my life and carry on. so it is okay. i know all four of you. it will be a tough fight but we'll be all right. [laughter].