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hanging off a cruise ship. that seems safe? let's get to it. good wednesday afternoon to you, first from the fox ne newsdesk. democrats will take part into a new congressional investigation into the benghazi outpost in 2012 after house democrats criticized the benghazi investigation as nothing more than a political side show. nancy pelosi appointed five democrats to the select committee. she says that are needed now to balance the republican members and says the newly formed committee is just rehashing what the investigation already did. and blaming the islamic video for the attack, officials now say it was a pre-planned terror attack. four died including the united states ambassador and several have blamed the state department for weak security at the

compound. four employees did receive demotions. the united states has not caught any of the attackers. kathryn is live in washington. >> after calling it a partisan kangaroo, the democrats are seriously engaging in the committee and minority leader nancy pelosi laid out the rat n rationale a short time ago. >> i do think it is important for the american people to have the pursuit of these questions done in a fair and open and balanced way as possible. that simply would not be possible leaving it to the republicans. that's why i'm appointing my distinguished colleagues here today. >> five democrats now join those seven republicans and the democrats include elijah cummings, a vocal critic of the republican led investigation on the government oversight committee, adam smith, adam schiff who sits on the intelligence house committee,

sanchez and duckworth. all the democrats have previous experience into investigations into benghazi. the lead democrat said he had spoken to chairman tre gowdy about a constructive relationship. but still doubts there's anything left to find. >> they made unsubstantiated accusations with no evidence to back them up. they have released selective excerpts of documents and transcripts that destroyed the truth. >> house minority leader telling reporters while they believe the select committee is not about the truth or for the families, it's an investigation that at this time cannot go unanswered, shep. catherine harris in d.c., thanks. for the first time in three weeks, president obama has spoken out about the reports of delayed medical care for our nation's heroes. the president promised to punish anybody involved should accusations and delays of any

more than two dozen veterans affairs hospitals turn out to be true. they include reports as many as 40 veterans died for waiting for treatment at a hospital in phoenix. >> when i hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct, whether allegations of v.a. staff covering up long wait times or cooking the books, i will not stand for it. if these allegations prove to be true, it is dishonorable, it is disgraceful and i will not tolerate it period. >> the president there a short time ago. the house speaker, john boehner said it's time for the president to keep his promises to veterans. speaker boehner issued a statement part of which reads we all share the american people's outrage about the horrors at the v.a., outrage the president belatedly echoed today. what about accountability for treating our veterans like second and third rate citizens for deceiving them while their lives hang in the balance? speaker boehner. the house is expected to vote

later today on a bill that would give the v.a. secretary more power to fire and demote senior executives. speaker boehner says it shows house republicans are taking action and the president should convince democratic leaders to get behind it. ing republicans and some veterans groups have called for the secretary, a veteran himself, to resign. president obama today defended his secretary but added, and i quote, we are going to fix whatever is wrong. with us now the assistant managing editor of the "wall street journal" newspaper located in this building and part of our corporate family. took a while, republicans were getting after him for it. now, he's out there. what's the consensus for how it went? >> carol lee reporting in the paper for the journal. the consensus is still forming. his use of the word "allegati "allegations" is very intentional. what do we know about this so far? appears to have been delays in treatment and might have been these lists people put on as a

way of covering up the delays. there are claims of 40 deaths as a result of the delays. but the inspector from the government that has gone to look at this hasn't found any deaths related to the delays. i think what obama is saying, look, i will do something as soon as i know what exactly happened. so there's a battle right now between the substance of what happened and the politics of it. >> a battle for the narrative at the moment and the investigation. >> that's exactly right. this is an enormous health care system the biggest in the country, 1700 facilities around the country of varying sorts. you have hundreds of thousands of new clients, customers, people with needs coming into that health care system as a result of two wars. there is an immense burden on the system. whether or not it was prepared for that influx is a core question. >> we wondered about this when the last couple of wars began,

how in the world are we going to handle this if and when these wars ever end. now, they're ending and there's trouble. i still wonder if those now without all the facts claiming we need to shut down the v.a. and privatize the thing aren't really getting ahead of the story. >> or fire shen secky or deny bonuses, part of compensation. there are a couple of senators seeking to do that, deny the bonuses. figure out, i guess, first, what has happened and then surgically go in and fix it, i think, is what the obama administration is saying. remember also the army is wrestling with the same health care problems that the civilian population is. roughly two-thirds of their budget goes to compensation and health care related issues, including compensation. health care is an enormous part of that. the army and various armed forces are being asked to skinny down those costs as we try to get rid of the national debt. >> many observers on the

democratic side saying this could be a horrible situation for the president. he's trying to get out in front of it today and we'll follow it as the facts come in. thank you. dozens of people now dead after militants from the boko haram terror group launched overnight raids on villages in nigeria. one survivor said he and his neighbor hid in bushes as extremists opened fire and burned down their homes. one of those villages 20 miles from the town where members of this same terror group, boko haram abducted hundreds of school girls less than a mon a and threatens to sell them into slavery and says they have converted to islam and won't sell them to slavery and won't say what became of them. a bomb attack at a crowded station. a local television station captured the second blast on camera. look.

those explosions killed at least 118 people, according to emergency workers on scene. kn nobody has claimed responsibility but investigators say they suspect it's boko haram. killing americans with drones. killing u.s. citizens without trial, without lawyers, without process with drones. the white house is getting set to release a memo that lays out the legal logic for the government killing a citizen. >> ahead, what the possible justification for taking out american citizens without trial might be. judge andrew napolitano in on that. toxic pets and toxic treats, blamed for the deaths of over a thousand pets. and now for the reaction in hopes of keeping our dogs and cats safe coming up in the next hour ahead.

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join today at angieslist.com we're expecting to see our governme government's justification for droning american terrorist suspects overseas. the government killing u.s. citizens with no jury or trial or process, nothing, just droning them to death. a short time ago the senate moved closer to confirming the man who wrote the legal memos

that justify, according to the government, the drone strikes. president obama nominated david barron to be a federal appeals court judge. with members of both parties threatening to block his confirmation. the obama administration said it would release parts of the memos to the government. significantly the document makes the legal case for droning an r anwar al awlaki in 2011. he was a united states citizen and accused al qaeda leader at the same time. last year, president obama said in his speech it was indeed legal and drone strikes have saved lives. some laurels demanded to see the legal justification for themselves before they put the man who wrote it on one of the nation's highest courts. one of the biggest critics is senator rand paul. he said a promise to release the memo is not the same as releasing the memo. >> they're releasing this memo under duress. my guess is they're releasing

this memo pause they need a few more votes and will get a few more votes by releasing these memos to the public or promising to release. they will not release the memos justify i justifying killing a u.s. citizen. you have to go from being guilty ya beyond a reasonable doubt to an acquisiti acquisition good enough for an execution. i'm horrified for where we are. >> the senate takes the vote up tomorrow and they told fox news we probably won't see the memo until next month. the reason? the administration is sensoring parts classified. let's take this to the judge. we're going to release the memo but we're not saying how much we will release and not saying how much will be redacted and are saying we will take this vote prior to seeing the memo. >> the timing is beyond the

pale. last month a federal appeals court in new york city ordered them to release the memos. actually about 11 of them. yesterday was the day the obama administration had to either agree to release or appeal this decision of the federal appeals court to the supreme court of the united states. in order to pry loose a few more votes for professor harvard law professor david barron's nomination to the bench today they said, we'll release them but not before we go through and cross out what we don't want you to see and have them for you in june. here's the thing. if there are genuine military or diplomatic or national security secrets in there no one would seriously suggest that should be released. these are legal memos. the deposit is entitled to know secrets but not entitled to a secret law. the laws are public. the opinions of the court interpreting the law is public. the government's rational should be made public as well. >> it seems to me after speaking to a number of people in the legal community for us to look directly at what's happening here and not be moved by things on the side.

what happened here is the government decided that it was going to kill an american citiz citizen. >> right. >> with nothing, no processes outlined by the constitution, none of the rules to be followed, just the government kills a human being. that we don't like the human being, that the human bei being -- that really isn't germane at the moment, is it? >> it's actually worse than that, shep. this human being, whose picture we were just showing on the screen, anwar al awlaki, born in new mexico was never even indicted or formally charged with a crime. >> nothing. >> nothing. >> second, he was followed for the last 48 hours of his life by 16 intelligence agents, american and yemen intelligence agents who never lost sight of him. they could have arrested him, brought him back to the united states. ah-ha! but they'd need a charge to arrest him >> they didn't have one. >> correct. how dangerous could he have been if the government never charged him with a crime, never indicted him with a crime, never asked him to come in and never

attempted to arrest him, in the president's defense, they actually leaked already a 16 page summary of these arguments. >> last year. >> yes. that summary you've seen and i've seen basically says this, if we think the person is really dangerous and nearly impossible to arrest him we can kill him. there is no such law in the united states. when they said that, that's what caused people like you and me say, wait a minute, we want to see what your rational is. the courts never ruled that way, the constitution specifically prohibits it and the constitution you have taken an oath to uphold expressly prohibit that. >> this is all leading up to tomorrow, the man who wrote these legal memos, barron will either be confirmed to be an a very high court of the united states or not and thoseho make the decision will make it without the benefit of what he wrote. >> this is where i agree with senator rand paul. he was angry and rightly so. if the obama administration was

going to be fair they would have released those memos today before the vote on professor baron to become judge baron. they will release him after he's nominated and confirmed and sworn in. it will be too late, no matter what's in those memos it will be too late. professor barron will be judge barron for the rest of his life. second highest court in the land. who would want to be judged by a man who says the government can kill who whoever wants? >> without any indictment or warrants, just kill him. >> welcome to america. >> modern day america. petsmart said it will stop selling china made treats. and petco said they're doing the same thing. they have linked toxic chinese treats to the deaths of more than 1,000 dogs. the feds say they do not know

the exact cause of those deaths or the cause of some 5,000 reported pet illnesses, but they say in most of the cases the animals had eaten chicken, duck or sweet potato treats from china. a spokesperson from petsmart said the company plans to pull the product by next year. if you have any in your treat jar, time to think about it. a more in southern california is the prime suspect after cops say they found her three little girls dead lying in a pool of blood next to her. we'll tell you about the phone call the more is said to have made just before everything went down. plus, a school bus driver managed to escape just before the whole thing went up in flames. the video we'll show you, that's coming up. you, my friend are a master of diversification.

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a more in california is now under arrest, suspected of stabbing to death her three children. the victims from toddler to brand new, 2-month-old. all this happened yesterday at the family's home near the city of torrance outside los angeles. investigators say the victim's grandmother apparently discovered what happened and called the detectives. inside the house they found the girls in a pool of blood, on a bed with their more. they say the more was naked and holding a knife. one neighbor reportedly said the suspect also tried to slit her own wrists and that the more had blood all over her face and arms, presumably her children's blood. according to that neighbor, the grandmother claims the daughter called earlier in the day to say she was going crazy. the neighbor said the girl's father was across the street when the grandmother got there.

when workers were bringing out the children's bodies, he was crying and saying, she killed my daughters. let's bring in a lawyer, anna young, a former defen-- defense attorney and former prosecutor. >> when i saw this i couldn't believe what this family is going through. if true, either this woman is the most depraved person in the world or on the flip side, if the facts are there, she could be suffering from a mental illness. if that's the case, that's likely what the defense will assert. >> that's about all you have here if you're the defense. this is a very high hurdle, isn't it? >> it is. here in the state of california we rely on the mcnaughton rule and you have to show the defendant was so mentally ill at the time of the killing that he or she didn't know the difference between right or wrong or he or she didn't understand the nature of their

conduct. you think the prosecutor has the burden to prove someone is guilty. in not guilty by reason of insanity case, it's actually the other way around. the defense has the burden to prove by a preponderance of the evidence the defendant was legally insane at the time of the hurdle. it's a very difficult hurdle. nationally speaking, this defense is only used 1% of the time. >> we don't know much about this woman at all and don't know if she has an is her of ment mental -- if she has a history of mental illness. >> that's right. that's crucial in these type of cases. what's crucial is a history of mon mental illness. if she doesn't have a history of mental illness, a juror could be scratching his head, wait, she doesn't have a history of mental illness and, wait, she is saying she was insane and they will look whether she had suicidal ideations or delusions in the past. >> nice to see you.

>> nice to see you. incredible video of a fire consuming a school bus near st. paul, minnesota. look at this video. the driver smelled smoke before he pulled off to the side of the highway and able to get out of there right before the bus burst into flames. no kids were on the bus at the time this happened. the bus starts rolling down the hill towards the fire truck there. there's no one on it, thankfully. we do not yet know how this fire started. a vietnam veteran says he was shocked to find out he was not an american citizen after living in the united states nearly 50 years and working for the federal government for decades. not a citizen. we'll tell you what happened at his immigration hearing today. plus a look at the big wall over my shoulder.eek in new york city. a live report from our very own navy veteran, lea gabriel,

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fox report, first stop new york, police arrested two boys age 9 and 12 who apparently slipped rat poison into their teacher's water bottle. the cops say it happened monday at an elementary school in brooklyn. the teacher got 6 the next day and doing better now. texas, video shows from a police an officer jumping off a 20 to 30 footbridge during a traffic stop. it happened last week. cops say another driver rammed her car into the police cruiser sending it towards the officer. that drivers faces assault charges and the officer in the hospital with a broken pelvis. colorado, a pet store says two people stole a puppy by hiding it in the child's stroller. the dog's price tag, 999 bucks.

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officials at the pentagon say they may let some illegal immigrants who came to the u.s. as children serve in our military and may apply to immigrants who already have work permits and exempt under a deportation program the president announced two years ago. house gop leaders yesterday rejected a similar plan from a republican congressman. a vietnam veteran recently became a citizen after he discovered he was not one. the man had no clue. he took his citizenship oath two hours ago in jacksonville. he said the feds gave he and his family asylum after they escaped communist cuba in 1965 and worked f worked for a federal prison as a prison guard that requires a

background check. it wasn't until he tried to get a passport to take his wife on a cruise he realized something is up here. the guy had an immigration hearing today, right. >> reporter: shep, after 40 years of falling through the cracks of bureaucracy the nightmare of citizenship for mr. hernandez only continued. he arrived here this morning with his wife feeling like a man without a country and still with great hope that got suddenly crushed after he was told because he lived in tallahassee he could not receive citizenship in jacksonville. after two hours a judge in leon county called this office and declared hernandez' long overdue wait should end immediately an for this army veteran, a man finally a man with a country. >> it's not so much it's over, i feel like jumping and touching the sky, this is a great honor. >> how great is it to be an american citizen right now? >> it is the greatest feeling in the world. >> still a mystery is how the bureau of prisons never discovered he was not a citizen

as is required for that job. in fact, hernandez wasn't even -- according to the federal government a permanent u.s. resident, shep. >> he's been voting all these years. could he get in any trouble for that? >> reporter: theoretically he could. i am told here today he is not going to be pursued by anybody. everyone well understands that hernandez was never lying, never trying to defraud the government and two federal agencies, two state agencies and several departments of elections going back decades failed to tell him or even know that he was not a u.s. citizen. >> uscis made a mistake in deciding on mr. hernandez's application for citizenship and we certainly apologize to him for any hardship that it's caused to him and his family. simply put, we adjudicated his case under the wrong section of the law. >> without a doubt that apology from citizenship and immigration services, certainly nice icing

on the cake for mr. hernandez. he says he is now going to go get that passport of his. he and his wife will go on that caribbean cruise and celebrate two people in retirement, both u.s. citizens. >> they earned that. phil keating live in jacksonville. fleet week is back in new york city, took a year off last year. navy officials say budget cuts got in the way. ♪ the military scaled down this year's event but still includes a traditional parade of ships. that happened this morning traveling into new york harbor. two navy ships and coast guard cutters down from 21 in 2012 and gives them a chance to have fun in new york city and gives us an opportunity to show how much we appreciate them. lea gabriel is a veteran herself of our united states navy and live in new york city. fleet week, that's a good time, right? >> reporter: shep, it's a great time. i think i got my sea legs back

just in time for this. our crew flew out to u.s. oak hill yesterday afternoon and rode her into port in new york this morning. there were about 600 sailors and u.s. marines and we were third in that line of ships. it was a very special morning for those in charge of the parade. as "uss oak hill" makes her way into new york harbor, a new york native commands from the bridge. >> it's an opportunity to show new yorkers and all those in the tri-state area what their navy is all about. >> reporter: today, it's all about navigating these busy waters as cold john leads the parade of ships, brings back memories. >> i remember my father taking me to fort hamilton and seeing these ships in new york harbor, i was amazed. it was just beautiful. >> the first fleet week was in san diego in 1935 and been a new york tradition for the past three decades. >> ready to do it? >> yes, sir. >> all right, let's go.

>> reporter: captain wade says he's thrilled to be part of that history bringing his sailors to his city. >> it's an incredible honor, these men and women behind me and those below the decks are doing hard work, excited to be out here and showcase their navy and i think they want to have some fun as well. >> reporter: many of the marines and sailors have already headed off oak hill and into the city to start having some fun. we will have a number of community outreach events this week and will start tomorrow morning with a tour of this ship. back to you. >> lea gabriel, thank you, ma'am. breaking news now. we just learned the united states is sending 80 additional military personnel to chad, part of a mission to rescue more than 200 kidnapped schoolgirls in nigeria. the troops support intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft mission. the boca haram terror group is thought to be holding the

hostages in a bunker three times large as yellowstone and full of poison o poisonous snakes. this is nigeria, a very serious thing going on here. about 300 girls kidnapped and you can imagine the parents very worried. this is chad. this is the general area the forest is three times the size of yell lo stone where they believe the girls are and haven't found them and don't have clues yet and military sending additional personnel to chad. a teen says he plans to walk for miles and miles and miles to raise awareness for his younger brother's medical condition, all while carrying him on his back. the 14-year-old carrying the 7-year-old 40 miles. he says it's nothing compared to what his brother has to endure everyday. we'll talk to that teen live next. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu.

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18 minutes before the hour. if you're still worried about taking a cruise after all the problems we've seen on some ships, this next one could change your mind. royal caribbean is unveiling a vessel unlike any other and offering customers an amazing view. these are artists renderings, but quite a show. called the quantum of the seas and holds 4100 passengers. look at this thing coming off the top of it.

a cherry picker thing called the north star. extends over the ocean giving folks a 360 degree view over the ship, 350 feet above the waterline. almost within a feat oot or sho the statute of liberty. the north star can hold about a dozen people and the ship is something else, with bumper cars and bungee jumping. it will take you all the way to china on a 50 day trip. a wildfire has burned more than 1,000 acres and now threatening dozens of homes and businesses in then northern part of that state. the so-called slide fire as they're calling it is raging in oak creek canyon just outside

cedoniasedoe sedonia's slide rock park. crews are using several helicopters and at least one air tanker. another fire charred 100 miles north of phoenix and this broke yesterday afternoon. an rv somehow sparked the thing and authorities shut down the 17 freeway in both directions as winds fanned the flames. much of that state is now facing severe drought conditions as temperatures heat up heading into summer. trace gallagher is live. this fire in oak creek canyon looks like it's exploding, trace. >> it is. it already doubled in size today and could double in size before night fall and a type 1 incident which means all hands on deck and in the process of moving more firefighters and equipment in that area. it's burning in such a steep and narrow canyon, it is extremely

difficult to get to and to fuel. listen. >> it's burning hot. it's throwing 100 foot flames off the top of these pondupo po pines. we're doing what we can to get out ahead of it. >> it is burning 100 year oak trees. oak creek is one of arizona's premiere tourist destinations, especially memorial weekend. for now all the resorts and water park shut down, they're all evacuated. as the crow flies, this area is not far from the area last year where 19 firefighters died in arizona. >> who could forget that. what's it like in southern california now? has it cooled off? >> much better. the temperatures are down and most of the fires are either out or fully contained. we talked about the cocos fire in san marcos, 94% contained right now and getting cooler

weather. the d.a. in san diego has notified us they will not file charges against those two teenagers accused of arson. the d.a. says there simply is not enough evidence. the teens were not accused of setting any of the 11 major fires in san diego over the past two weeks. >> all right. trace gallagher, live for us in l.a. a fox report now and more headlines from the fox newsdesk. general motors is recalling even more cars. this time more than 200,000 chevy -- chevy aveos from 2004 to 2008. executives say a lighting part can overheat and catch fire. we have all the details at fox business.com. if you have one of those, check it out. their 29th recall this year calling close to a total of 14 million vehicles. that's a new record. ebay warning customers to

change pass words after a cyb - cyber-attack. attackers got access to e-mail information. but not credit card. change your password. now the national museum is now open to the public. ♪ god bless america >> today, firefighters carried the" flag into the museum in lower manhattan. recovery workers found the shredded flag in the wreckage of the world trade center and volunteered worked to piece it together including photos of victims and a fire truck damaged in the attack and steel beams from the twin towers. the iranians jailed for dancing in a viral video are now reportedly free. coming up, the country's president weighs in on that video. ♪

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♪ clap along if you feel like happy is the truth ♪ ♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along if you know what happiness is to you ♪ >> you may have heard about these young iranians who made that viral video. they are now out of jail but a source close to their family says the video's director is still locked up. that's according to a tweet from iranhumanrights.org. they caught the attention of the police there and the cops arrested them. you see islamic law bans women from dancing in public or appearing outside without their traditional veils. the chief of police say the video hurt public chastity.

♪ because i'm happy ♪ clap along >> the hash tag free happy iranians trended and it seemed to work. iran's president took to twitter writing, "happiness is our people's right. we shouldn't be too hard on behaviors caused by joy." one of the dancers in that video posted on her instagram. "hi, i'm back. thank you for everyone that cared about us. love you all. so much and missed you so much." iranians who danced are free. a teen in michigan says he'll walk 40 miles with his younger brother on his back to raise awareness for cp. it's a condition that limits movement. braden uses a walker and leg braces to get around most of the time. his mom says his favorite mode of transportation is a piggyback

ride from his older brother. that's what they plan to do next month. a 40-mile piggyback ride. they say they'll walk from bedford junior high to the university of michigan in just two days stopping to spend the night. the teen says he knows it's going to be hard but that it's nothing compared to the challenges his younger brother faces every day. hunter says his little brother sits front and center at every match and is his biggest fan. he calls his little brother his inspiration. hunter is live with us now. hunter, what made you think of this? >> really it was just an idea. my mom actually had a dream. we were thinking of different ways to raise awareness for cerebral palsy and she had a dream i was carrying my brother up to mackinac.

we just kind of went from there. we had ties with michigan. just kind of fit. >> i hear you that you carry your little brother around a lot. i wonder if you ever walked that far. it's not like he's a baby. he's 7 years old. >> yeah. he's about 50 pounds. i've never carried him anywhere quite this distance. i've carried him, yeah, several miles here and there. we went up to acadia national park earlier this summer and i was carrying him up and down mountains there. >> you called your little brother your inspiration. tell me about your little brother and what it is that inspires you so? >> he has to work ridiculously hard every day to live as normal a life as possible. a lot of people, i think, would

just break under that. he is always smiling. he has the best smile i've ever seen. he's just always positive and is able to fight through it all. >> people can follow your journey is my understanding, right, hunter? >> yep. anyone is allowed to come with us. the sendoff is public. online we have facebook, twitter, and instagram account. we also have a blog. >> we're going to put that on our website so people can find it and follow this. your idea is make people realize cp is out there. it's affecting a lot of lives and if they can help, they should. hunter, you're the inspiration. nice to meet you, young man. we'll be right back. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day.

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on this day in 1955, chuck barry stepped into the studio to record the song that would make him a star. its name, "mabeline." he was an unknown part-time musician. that changed after muddy waters helped him with an audition. in the studio, barry got the label's attention with a tune called "ida red." the record company would change the song's title but would keep barry's original sound. once it hit the airwaves, the guitarist from st. louis was no longer an unknown. fans call him the father of rock

'n' roll but chuck barry struck a cord with a fresh song 59 years ago today. ♪ we'll check in when news breaks out throughout the day. the dow having a good one. see you later. >> here we go again. hackers going after our public power supplies and in this case they succeeded. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. the department of homeland security issuing an alarming new report you haven't heard much about but you should. the cyber emergency response team says a public utility was recently compromised. the intruder hacking their way into the utility's main control system. not just ripping up wires, getting right into the belly of the beast. add that to military style attack on an electrical supply in california last year and it's no