>> startling new details in california. the attorney for a hollywood director and the family believe their son is responsible for the deadly violence. we are waiting for a new's conference on what the police call a pre-meditated mass murder. seven people dead and lep injured nor a university campus. investigators are working multiple crime scenes. dom is live with the latest.

>> reporter: good evening, julie. we expected a briefing from the police any time now. they have additional details. in the past three hours three bodies were removed in the apartment block in which the gunman lived. people saw three bodies removed today. we spoke to the worker next to that block and this is what he saw the authorities do, take a listen. they went in there without their mask and stepped out and put the mask on and took out the first body and brought another truck and took two more bodies and just left. >> we don't know whether they are additional to the seven that

were announced. it is the developments that caused a lot of buzz here today. one of the reasons they thought it was elliott rogers block it was a black bmw that went to the neighborhood and the gunman foursality nine different crime scones. and we saw the police activity down scale a couple of hours ago. and this is called the loop in ba ca d ero street. and it appears that the government fired shots and didn't injure anybody. and rounds are actually found. and there are crime scenes in the neighborhood, julie. ndom, we'll go back to you as the news warns. the attorney for the roger family speaking out.

they believe their son 22 elliott roger was the shotter. here is the attorney. >> we offer our deepest sympathy to the families involved in the terrible tragedy. we are experiencing the inconceivable pain and our hearts go out to everyone involved. as soon as the family can give a meaningful comment to the press they will do so. >> he represents the father and mother and stepmother. the mother alerted police to a disturbing video roger's posted last month. >> usc santa barbara is releasing a statement. we are horr foyed and dopely saddened by the tragedy events last night. and we grove for the precious lives lost and share in the heart break of families and friends and classmates. >> and new developments in the

scandal surrounding the va. they will allow more veterans to seek health care. the va is under fire over claims of multiple facilities and cooking the bocks. trying to hide a massive backlog of patients. 26 are under surveillance so far. a whistle blower who worked there claimed that 40 veterans may have died waiting for treatment. and change must begin at the top. and that is the inspector general that finished the report on the va system. and that report was supposed to

be released in a month from now. >> pressure mounted on the obama administration to do something now. and today, this announcement from the department of vet rap a fares saying our facilities are enhancing the clinic capacity to help veterans get care sooner or not increase capacity and through none va affair. it has take know more than a month in the facilities first surfaced and jeff miller said this actions coming too late and they had offered it to veterans. it is a welcome change from the department's previous approach to wait months for a investigation in a problem that we already know exists. in his weeklyro address today. taking care of veterans and their families is a sacred

obligation. >> the president is losing support from more democrats now over the future of secretary shinseki. >> three more members of the president's party are braking ranks and urging shinseki to step down grimes from kentucky and mush nil nun said shinseki should g. grimes said i don't so how that breach of trust with our veterans can be repaired if the current leadership stays in place. secretary sin shinseki said he would stay on the job and president obama is standing with him for now. >> molly, thank you so much. >> a heart felt appeal for peace in the world's troubled region as pope francis goes to the middle east. he went to michael jordan first and he was welcomed.

the pope's most moving meeting was with refugees who fled from the blood shed in syria and iraq. he urged the faithful to set aside grove yenses for the sake of peace and unitty. >> there was a messam of peace for a region that is experiencing anything but. he got a rock star welcome and crowds lined his motorcade route as he headed to the king's palace. and a large mass in the stadium here not only jordanian christians and syria refugees. his message was the urge an end to the syrian war that the pope has come and thank jordan for

attacking in hundreds of thousands of people who fled that violence inside of syria. the pope made his way down to the jordan river. and a big theme of the pope's trip is religious freedom and all of the religions co-existing to that end. he brought with him a rabby and's muslem cleric as part of the official delegation and he has a busy couple of days for him. day break in iman is a few hours a way. and he will go to bethlehem. and then heads to jerusalem on monday and visit important sights inside israel. nthank you very much. right now, an uncertain fate for a marine held in a mexican jail. his mother offering a possible

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>> pentagon said ongoing military exercises with thi lapd are cancelled due to a military coup that toppled the democratic government. this as the u.s. spent military aid on friday. in thailand 18- coup protestors confronting the military for the second straight day and defying a new ban. this comes as they disbanded the houses of parliment and jailed the prime minister. and this is the second in eight years and the 12th since the

count row did away with the monarchy in 1932. ryan edward anderson, matthew george. george andrew fernandez. the first of its kind this memorial day weekend in an effort to recognize the thousands of fighting men and women who gave their lives while serving our great nation. >> people teaming up on the national mall to read the names of all of the fallen from the vietnam war to the current war in afghanistan and even those who lost their lives on 9/11. they were retired generals and chug hagel and speaking in front of a vietnam memorial talked about the responsibility of our nation's heroes.

>> they are written and etched on the wall behind me. their spirit and their lives each live on. we'll never forget them. we must not forget them. >> secretary haggle spoke about the need to care for our veterans. we have more tonight from washington. elizabeth. >> hi, jowly. 450 americans are joining together to read the names of 7,000 servicemen and bem who lost their lives in the afghanistan. it will take the entire day to complete is an emotional one. nsince my son was first killed in action in an helicopter crash in ka nda r.

>> and the four star general and david petraeus and secretary of defense chuck hagel noted the symbolism on holding on the vietnam memorial and linking the sacrifices of those who fought in generations past. hagel talked about how we treat our veterans when they come home from war. snshg america's answer to 2 million americans, are are only just beginning. this nation has a sacred obligation to take care of them and their families. >> and secretary hagel said those who paid the ultimate sacrifice every day on our behalf. back to you. >> and elizabeth, thank you. >> the mother of a marine veteran jailed in a mexican jail, said the brain injury in combat could be to blame for his

arrest. he's been in a mexican jail two months after he accidentally made a wrong turn in the country carrying guns. and as william reports, accidentally crossing the border is not that uncommon. >> imagine being in the far right lane and looking for a exit. could you see that unlit sign on the ground through five lanes of traffic. the sergeant did not. >> he's not trying to smuggle arms and he was arrested for that. and he's certainly held long enough to determine his intent and to send them home to his family. >> and sources say the sign used to be big and during

construction it is replaced with this tiny sign. and the bright orange flashing sign and only after ta maris story. >> and the others say it needs a more direct approach and should consider cutting the aid to mexico. and they know this matters to us and i hope the white house will do that. >> ta marisi was not smuggling guns and should be handled locally. >> we have incidents where mexican military and local police crossed the border armed and were apprehended. and we got them back home. >> and he is scheduled to be in court on wednesday. he will tell his story to

mexican judge. that is allowing all sides to like and the mother and sister. nine on foxment and now an important update on the shooting. a copy of the manifesto laid behind. it is called my twisted world where he detailed his entire life. and sororitiy house and expect more details in a news conference. we are waiting on that in the top of the hour. a wounded marine and a race car

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>> marking this memorial weekend in a big way. fulfilling his dream of welcoming a champion race car driver. and coming in first place in connecticut in the challenge. sergeant dwieer lost his leg left inap explosion. he gave fox news a behind the scenes look as he prepared for the big race. this guy's story is incredible and inspiring. sometimes the need for speed and race to the finish has nothing to do with the checkered flag.

>> liam devoir and that is a motorsports race car driver. it is a technique. and dwieer was hit by one and not two ieds and then throw years ago in afghanistan and then the unthinkable happen again. it took it above my knee and my left arm. and that is code driver of freedom autosport car. >> and mazda x5 and a pin attaches it to the clutch. and the break pedal.

and that had known about exploits and racing. and we were shocked that he did everything. and that is kind of hard to turn off the switch in the military. and we are back to civilian. and they are coming through the racing and that is a nine and they are getting along just fine with these guys as long as you keep the head down you can accomplish anything you put your mind to. >> liam's first pro race and comes three years to the day he survived the attack in afghanistan and a fitting finish for an inspiring career. >> you can do anything. thank you, brian. ? and terrifying accounts of the moment that shots rang out. seven killed and 11 injured.

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>> top of the news. seven people killed in a california shooting spree. one victim's father is heart broken. >> our family has a message for every parent. you don't think it will happen to your child? until it does, chris was a great kid. ask anyone that knew him. his death left our family lost and broken. >> an opportunity repreponderating a hollywood director said the family believes that the suspect is their son. forensic experts removing three bodies from the apartment believed to be the gunmap's home. daniel heard the shots and joins us on the phone. daniel, the shockwaves going

through your community and through this columning campus' community, how do you exmraup how everyone is feeling now? >> well, it is hard to explain. everyone is down right now obviously. it is a huge disappointment to the community especially considering a community that has recovered from a lot of large crime over the last now months. in recent memory the riots. and they are hoping that things are going to improve since then. this put a dampness on the hopes. >> you heard pop, pop, pop. a lot of people had no idea that a shooting was going down and it sounded like four works? >> fireworks are very common.

and we usually don't think much about it and obviously gunfire is rare. we assume that that is fireworks. it wasn't until people started running that i was alerted to something else going on. even then no one figured out what was happening until the police went up and down the streets and yelling at people to take cover. >> you work for your newspaper, so your first instinct was to run outside. >> they were not letting us out of the building. we were just kind of left to guess. once we did get outside, there was not a lot to see. the streets were empty.

they were not talking to reporters or anybody. it was not until students just witnesses put it together over you know, media outlets like facebook et cetera, that we figured out it was a mass shooting and that was confirmed by police later that night. >> from the sounds of it. it is a friday night actually when this happen and a memorial day weekend. people are hanging out in groups. it sounds to me that the suspect was targeting random groups and trying to get back at being scorned by women in his past and targeted a sororitty. there are female victims and it doesn't sound like one particular person. is that the word on the street? it was a free-for-all and if you

are in a group he aimed hoping to get down as many people as he could? >> yes, that's what i would say. assuming that the suspect is elliott rogers which is what people are saying, including his family, right. >> and then yeah. he was, he definitely had a certain type of a person in mind. it just so maeemed like he targ any group he could find. >> had you heard of this group? >> it was a student in the college and most of the students who go to that school live there. what are people saying about the people removed from his home.

people are not sure if they are part of the initial seven in the initial report. but yeah, people are not sure what to make of those right now. a lot of people don't know about it quite yet. it seemed like it was a pre-meditated mass murder and he intended on luring people. and he threatened that. and he would take unsuspected and innocent civilians and lure them in his home. at this point. we don't know the victim's id t identity. >> there is some of the housemates that he could killed just to silence. >> we have no indication who

they are. we are in the sheriff's office waiting for a press conference to start at 5:00. we expect those questions to be answered here. >> daniel, thank you so much. we are awaiting that press conference as well. 5:00 pacific time and 8 o'clock pacific time. we'll carry that for you live. the fox report will not end at 8 o'clock p.m. stay here on fox news channel as we try to get more answers. and there are many more questions out in california. >> we are entering a 24 hours for ukraine. it is a country rocked by threats and possible invasion from russia resident will go to the polls for a national election. they are vowing to desrupt in

a dozen cities and claiming they are independent. greg? >> it is here that we are traveling around the region. and people don't know what to expect. they expect the worse. kiev is saying that staging attacks in polling stations and the public they can only guarantee nine will have the election. half are shut down by militant thugs. and for example, a school here in the city was going to be used to cast ballots and election office and armed militants burst in. and all of this is against the violence that we have followed as pro russian militants and

national guard and militias. they will halt the activity on election day. many people would like to vote but they feel concerned that the election will be conducted throughout the country. the late word just to show you the swoep of this problem. officials are telling us that there might be no voting at all, julie? >> greg, thank you. >> a deadly shooting in a jewis our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >> belgium. gunfire is killing three people. belgium media said a person fled in's car. no word yet on's motive and somalia. militants striking in the

capitol city of mogadishu. moments later they tried to storm the complex with law makers inside. and at least seven people were killed. and el sal vador. gun men opened fire and killed six people and wounding five more. the bus was on the way to the airport when men dressed as manies workers began to shoot. they believe it was likely gang related. >> china. caught on video. rescue crews saving construction workers. they were laying a floor in the shaft when it gave away and sending them pledge plunging 30 meters down. they suffered minor injuries and are expected to be okay.

that's a wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> the man known as the father of gijoe has died. he passed away of cancer in rhode island and left behind a popular legacy. he was head of development in ha ssbro toys. he was inspired by the need to honor america's war heroes. he was a 11 and half inch movable doll and in the decades to follow gi joe had coaccessories and cartops and feature films. donald levin was 86 years old. >> latest efforts to get flames in the wildfires under control. the possible cause of the massive fires. and search is on for a browse ep

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a cargo van. and back to michigan. celebrating her one 15th birthday. and oldest person in america and one year younger than the oldest person in the world. geraldine gets around with the walker and went fishing last year and plans on celebrating her birthday. we are waiting for a new's we will bring it to you live in the entirity. just moments from now. and a reading for all 100 pages. we'll have details moments away. ugh. heartburn.

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>> police are investigating a fatal shooting in tspeed way. a 25 year old man died. and now he's in custody on a murder charge. and it happened with the popular racing fans and set up tents and partied. beginning monday, egyptians will go to the polls to choose a president. what remains uncertain is if can emprove relations. >> this man would like to be egypt's next president.

and the former army chief and on tahrir square. in fact many worry it is a return to the system. and maybe even worse. they are running against long- term opposition figure. and polls show the military strong man is heavily favored. it ended after the army allowed. and the muslim brother authority hod stepped in the fray. it is essentially. and work together. and forget the folks who want democracy. and that began to make a series of. >> and they could not pull it out of the dolldrums and they

pushed the brotherhod out. and others are thrown in jail. they were retal tority on churches. it is because it is two faces. and then using terrorist, to crack down on the other opposition. >> many will tell you that egypt's pro democracy are down and not out. they are let down by the united states and drops the ball on egypt and others argue that it is egypt's story to sort out in the end. >> the u.s. offered egypt more

than 2 billion in aid. some members of congress ask if cairo what they needed for the money. we are waiting for a news conference. we'll bring it to you live. rrn

>> on the deadly shooting in santa bar bra fox news has a copy of the manifesto written by the gun men. inside are chilling details. it is entitled my twisted world and over hundred pages long and brian has been going through it. and he's live in our new york newsroom. and the title pretty much says it all. my twisted world. >> it does, julie. it is one then pages of the manifesto. the story of elliott rodger. it is written by elliott rodger and devoid in eight parts including an epilog. they are devoided in different parts of his life. all of my suffering on the world has been in the hands of

humanity particularly women. it made me realize how brutal and twisted humanity is as a species. the entire manuscript talked about how women hated him his entire life and that led to the day of retribution. my orchestitration of day of retribution is attempt to do everything to destroy all of the things i haven't. the beautiful girls and can't have because they loathe me i will destroy. all of the popular people i will destroy. i will kill them all and make them suffer as they made me suffer, it is only fair. elliott talked about the day in which he chose to carry out the shooting. preferred it to be on valentine's day. he ashes round in his bmw. and this is a chilling part.

we have been reporting about the youtube videos posted by elliott. he talks about when he received a knock on the apartment door from seven police officers. the beggest fear he had. they were talking about the youtube videos. he couldn't imagine a hell darker than that if they found them. he wasn't sure if his mother called the police about those youtube videos on line or whether the health department as the police called in. the police interrogated him for a few machines and asked him if he had suicidal thoughts and he said it was a misunderstanding and he did not. it would have ended everything if they demanded to search my room. it was a chilling excerpt.

we are going through the 137 pages and continuing to give you more, julie. >> this is incredible. andom, joins from california. it is a home where three bodies were removed today. we don't know the identity of the victims as long as the next of kin is contacted. and at this point as to the bodies that were removed from the home and more about the manifesto, brian is talking about. the writing was on the wall for sometime. we'll head to the news conference. we'll interrupt you as that new's conference starts. any word on the bodies found in the suspect's home. >> it is going to focus on what the relationship was between