>> this is a fox report. tonight air force one touching down in a war zone. president obama in afghanistan saluting our troops for their sacrifices, the ones they make every day. just as a scandal with the very hospitals which takes care of out veterans heats up at home. and a manifesto rambling and terrifying. new video. >> new images emerging from multiple crime scenes woven together by one killer inside a tight knit community. fox reports what we're learning about the horror the sheriff

called the work of a mad man. and rolling thunder, saluting the men and women who have served this great nation. the annual tradition one american way to say thank you and we are in your debt. again tonight with a presidential thank you delivered in person. president obama and an unannounced trip this memorial day weekend to afghanistan, his fourth visit to that country since taking office years ago and it comes at a time of great importance to our military as we prepare to end our combat role in afghanistan by the end of this year. the president met with several top generals and our ambassador about our presence there going over. the administration hinting there could be official word about our troop levels. one person he didn't meet with was the outstanding president

harzai. he did call him we were told. wendell is at the white house tonight and the secret service is getting pretty good of sneaking in and out with the president in tow. >> folk have said they have gotten good at putting together a motorcade that doesn't really look one. 13 hours later he was in afghanistan addressing some of the 33,000 u.s. service men and women who are still in afghanistan most of whom will come home by the end of the year. >> by the end of this year, the transition will be complete and after gans will take full responsibility for their security and our combat mission will be over. america's war in afghanistan will come to a responsible end. >> how responsible may depend on whether this man, an dull la, abdullah wins the run-off election in afghanistan june

14th and keeps his promise to allow the u.s. to keep about 10,000 u.s. military at the end of the year for training exercises. >> we'll probably be announcing some decisions fairly shortly but i thought it was important for me to check in direct with folks face-to-face before those decisions were finally made. >> the first round of afghan elections were successful and he said the training of afghan troops is going better than he expected a year ago. >> a big visit but also big on the horizon is that scandal with veterans medical care and it was interesting as we watched today the president did talk just for a second about the va. >> well, the white house says that the timing of this trip really had nothing to do with the scandal involving veterans administration hiding the wait times at some facilities that vets have to wait for medical care but it did give mr. obama a positive

setting of commander in chief after weeks of negative press. he shook hands of pretty much everyone in a crowd of several thousand. the president has been fending off calls for the va secretary, eric shinseki to resign. the va already spends about $4.8 billion a year for private care for veterans. critics say they could have thought of increasing that a lot sooner than they did. >> thank you very much. now, let's go to california. this time last night it was breaking news on the fox report, a shooting near the university of california at santa barbara. seven people dead, including the gunman. 13 others injured. new tonight, details about the suspect, elliot rodger. he posted disturbing videos on line prior to the shooting yesterday. deputies did not become aware of those until after the rampage

and scanner traffic is being released as well. >> we have three down on the corner and i need three ambulances mere. bmw, he was last seen heading -- toward dell norti. hit and run a vehicle versus two bicyclists at 6621 sabado. a newer model bmw possibly with a damaged front windshield. i was just advised by sheriff's department that they have the shooter in custody. he has been shot as well. >> in i'll isla vista this morning. >> residents who live near in isla vista have now had a few days to address the days that

happened the last few days. they described the suspect as someone who was a loaner. he had seen elliot rodger several times in the past few weeks. he tuned out any offers of help. >> i remembered like that statement that he made, and i was just like, but after talking to him for a really long time, he was a really troubled kid. i don't know if i like postponed it for a couple of months, but honestly, he just doesn't -- there's nothing anybody could do. >> along with the six innocent people who died, 13 others were wounded here on friday night, and six of those victims remain hospitalized, harris. >> wow, claudia, just hearing that young person say he was a

really troubled kid. what details are coming to light? >> well, in fact, boxes of evidence were collected a hundred miles from here yesterday from the homes of elliot rodger's parents who were divorced. documents were taken away from his parents home in two suburbs of los angeles. rodger's parents became aware of their son's chilling manifesto on friday afternoon. he had emailed it to them. and they raised up to santa barbara friday night. during that drive, the parents heard news reports about a mass shooting. they called 911 and a short time later their worst fears were confirmed. they are devastated. they may have a statement to

make in the next few days. in the meantime, the makeshift memorialize continue top grow at the various crime scenes. there are ten crime scenes in all, including the building behind me. that is the alpha phi sorority house where two female students were shot and killed friday night. >> ten crime scenes. new hope for peace and unity in ukraine as people there go to the polls to elect a new president and while it is not official yet, one man is already claiming victory. a billionaire candy tie couldn't. they are hoping he can forge an agreement with vladimir putin. he has his work cut out for him, particularly in the eastern part of the country where heavily armed russian separatists

interfered by crashing ballot boxes. >> his name is petro por owe shenco. he gained new favor with the public when he came out in favor of those protesters who topled. he said he will negotiate with russia, maybe even vladimir putin. he will need all of his business skills perhaps and also a little bit of candy for that one. >> they call him the chocolate king, i think you said. i'm curious to know about how dangerous it got. i know we reported just moments ago militants disrupted the election there. what did it look like? >> yeah, the pro russia separatists really showed their true colors. just a short distance from where we are right now, they stanled a

noisy rally. they blasted their guns, this after effectively blocking voting in this entire region. in donetsk, there wasn't any voting, just 20% of the districts were operating we went to one of those districts as some voters went to their polls. they were guarded by their own militia though. turnout, 60%. not bad for a new though struggling democracy. >> thank you very much. right now, a nationwide hunt for a gunman who stormed a jewish museum and opened fire. surveillance tape now released. in honoring those who served and died to america, we head to washington for rolling thunders

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armed and well prepared, that's how belgian authorities describe the gunman who went on a rampage in a jewish museum. he fired his rifle from a doorway and quickly left from the scene. it is believed he acted alone. this happened on the even of national elections. security has also been increased at jewish sites across belgium. a loud rumble rocked our nation's capital today. thousands of bikers taking part

of the annual ride for freedom across washington, their missio to honor the great men and women who have fought for this great nation. >> reporter: it's a perfect day but you can hear and feel the rolling thunder in washington, d.c. tens of thousands of rumbling motorcycles from every corner of this country are lined up for a slow ride in honor of america's veterans. a parking lot at the pentagon was a starting point, then the bikes rode through arlington, across the memorial bridge, into the district, stopping in the shadow of the lincoln memorial. anyone is allowed to ride but everyone is is a lutd by marine corp vet, where someone stopped and gave him a hug. this started as a salute of america's prisoners of war and

has evolved too nuch more at a time when many veterans aren't being treated the way they deserve. >> this is called a protest rally that we still have missing in action that need to be home. >> they are willing to die for this country. >> i know there's a very hard working dedicated people in the va, that bleedover effect, some of them get labeled in that classification of not being caring people and there's people doing everything they can do too. >> they made a lot of noise saluting veterans. for some, it's a long ride home. >> peert, thank you. the blue angels took to the skies over new york this memorial day weekend performing their breath taking stunts for thousands of spectators alone. they were accompanied by the u.s. army's golden knights par

ra chute team. >> i think everybody should be wearing the colors to support the troops. if it wasn't for them, we would wouldn't be here today. >> it's the generation sometimes we forget and we take our freedom for granted. so i thank god for the service be men. >> amen, a weekend to remember. pope francis is in the middle east with a message to israelis and pals pal pal -- palestinians. getting on facebook to post what memorial day means to you. d

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pope francis is making history in the middle east, political and religious leaders in that part of the world are hearing the pope's words on peace and love for humanity. during his meeting with the palestinian president, he urged them both to make sacrifices in the pursuit of peace. the pope spoke out against the mistreatment of children around the globe. he then took his message of brotherhood to tel aviv where he was graetd by prime minister. now we've learned both leaders have accepted his invitation for a meeting.

lauren green picks up that part of the coverage from there. she's in our new york city newsroom. >> harris a lot of news about pope francis. the focal of his pill grammage is to kemer rate a meeting from several years ago. it is a display of christian unity between the two world's largest denominations. what they are going to continue is continue the light of love, the light of shared values, light of truth, followers of jesus christ and proclaim is to the world. >> a deli will he investigation is -- delegation is being led,

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>> it's the bottom of the hour is and if you are just joining us here what's happening. president obama meeting with our soldiers during a surprise visit in afghanistan thanking them for their service and their families for their sacrifices and also taking care of our wounded warriors and veterans, he said, is a sacred obligation. and new demands for accountability at the va. lawmakers are reacting to the boem's administration plan to allow veterans so seek health

care at private facilities. they are abused of trying to cook the books, hiding a backlog of patients. steve, what are lawmakers saying on this sunday? >> there's a fairly widespread agreement on both sides of the aisle to allow veterans to take advantage of private hospital care though some wonder why it took so long. it would expand a program already in place. the government spent $5.8 billion last year on veterans health care outside the va system. there's calls for eric shin seki to retire. the president stands behind the secretary. >> i have said secretary

shinseki doesn't need to go. the va already knows that there are 23 veterans who have died because they were on waiting lists. >> miller and other republicans say the va shouldn't have waited so long to let additional patients to get outside care. >> we know that the inspector general is also investigating. some people are saying more needs to be done than that. >> the justice department has to take a look. it has the ability to convene a grand jury and the inspector general does not. >> only the department of justice and the fbi have the resources, the expertise, and the authority to do a prompt and effective criminal investigation of the secret waiting lists, potential destruction of documents, falsification of records. in effect, the cooking of books and covering up that may have occurred. >> at the same time, bloomen

thal says he's not calling for a rush to judgment. >> that brings us now to our political insiders who are here to weigh in on the growing va controversy and you can join in the conversation on twitter. some of you are already doing that. john is sitting with me here, former republican congressman for new york. pat a former pollster for jimmy carter. and doug, a fox news contributor as well, via satellite on this fine memorial day weekend. and look at that. it looks like you guys are still here. it's amazing, the technology. boom. there it is. let's start with some ideas that are already crossing twitter. i asked before we came into this conversation here for you guys to give me your ideas. evon tweets private care is needed if immediate appointment

cannot be made for our veterans. give our veterans vouchers. >> pat, i'm going to start with you tonight. >> i think this is -- we talked about last week and it's obvious the problem that the va has been going on for a long time. john can speak to his proposal which goes to some of the things we're hearing now, but vets go to private hospitals but this has been going on for decade after decade, but what really bothers me the most. we have a president who -- i'm very glad he was to afghanistan today, but his basic attitude about the military has been -- now there's been a crisis. i can't help that he went to deflect the criticism because i think it's well deserved for the way this culture in this

administration operates. >> is that on the money with you? >> i hope that pat is being too cynical but i fear that there's probably some truth to it. harris, i think this is one of those situations where it's not a question of rush to judgment. there's a need for action. general shinseki has got to go. we need to adopt a variety of different options to get veterans the care they need immediately. one or the other or all of them have to be put in place and we need top-to-bottom overhaul of the va pure and simple. >> i want to talk to you about these calls for eric shinseki, the va secretary to resign and get your thoughts on that. this is a recent cbs poll. it showed when asked should he resign, 45% of people said yes. 31% of people said no.

a quarter of people said they don't know. i would say arguably they may not even know who he is. >> 40% of the people don't know who the vice president is why would they know who the secretary of veterans affairs is. >> this is now a problem than just the guy who is running the va. this has been going on for 50 years. i've been inundated since last week's show with veterans coming to me with their stories since the mid 60s, the bad care. the three of us, what we do on this show, we try to look at politics in a big picture, and the big picture of this thing is the va scandal is a template for what's wrong with politics in america. okay. the government doesn't give a damn about the people it's supposed to care for. they don't care about these veterans. they use them in the war. they send them eight times to

afghanistan and when they come back, they send them off to some dump and they don't care about them. and they spend $4990 million -- $490 million on curtains, office furniture and conference rooms and that's not just obama spending it. the republican house allocated the money. they have oversight, so they are equally guilty of dumping on our veterans, which is a sin of the worst degree. >> you know what, i want to go back to what president obama, then candidate 2008 said on the stump, and fast-forward to where we are now. let's watch that. >> how can we let this happen? how is it acceptable in the united states of america? the answer it's not. it is an outrage. a betrayal of the ideals that we asked our troops to risk their lives for. but it doesn't have to be this

way. not in this country. not if we decide that this time will be different. there are many aspects of this war that have gone inalterably wrong but caring for our veterans is one thing we can still get right. >> the president started how can we let this happen 2008, it's 2014. that's a really good question. >> it's the same juan we should ask about his transparency and everything else. this is a president who said i know nothing, the sergeant schultz decision as it was with the irs, as it is with every scandal, as it is with benghazi. i don't know. i know nothing about it. the problem is there's a culture in washington that john was alluding to and i was trying to refer to earlier of our government, the government complex, which is everyone in washington is there to serve themselves. we have people in the va getting bonuses for killing people, for god's sake. obama hasn't cared anything about it any more than he has

cared about what happened at the irs or anything else, but the culture here is unbelievable. it is the people serve the government. government is there for us to feather our nests. the va is the worst example, and even my party is upset that can't be upset about all the other scandals. it is about screw the people and the hell with them as john said. the president doesn't care. i'm sorry to be cynical but truthful. >> when you look at all this and you hear about calls for shinseki to resign, there is a growing drum beat that critic say if you let that happen, where will the accountability be? >> if people are literally dying on your watch and there is abuse after abuse as john was saying going back to the 50s, you have to take bold and decisive

action. pat is right, the president and the administration have basically used a we know nothing defense for scandal after scandal, and harris, the key point here is this goes to the lives of those who given the most to our country. this is not, you know, an abstract scandal about what might have happened with conservative groups or many journalists. this goes to what average, every day, hard working, and yes, patriotic american have put up with for much too long and there's got to be accountability and action now. >> on twitter, says i blame them all in washington because the president and congress are too many fighting each other and not doing their job. we had a similar moment if you will in terms of collecting ideas last sunday night. john, you pitched one out. let's watch that and we'll talk about it. >> here is a solution. we are going to abolish the va, harris. get rid of it.

close it down. get rid of it. hand every veteran an insurance card, and the insurance card gives them the exact same insurance that every member of congress has. >> it has been a firestorm in social media. ur twitter feed to see what people were saying and they were putting me in their tweet line, a tremendous response. why? >> a, it's an idea that makes sense, and it values a veteran's health equal to a member of congress. now, frankly, i think a veteran's health care is more valuable than a member of congress, but seeing as how congress would have to vote on this thing -- >> you used to be in congress. you know of what you speak. >> i would like to see one congressman tell me that his health care is more important than a veteran. >> we have members, though, who have served. >> oh, absolutely. and they would vote for this thing. sure they would. >> some of the viewers i saw

said this isn't necessarily a fresh or new idea but it's the only one that hearing being talked about right now as going forward beyond the scandal. >> let me say -- >> it's a good idea, harris. >> it's just practical. it's reasonable, and it says to the american people what pat was saying and i noel speak to this now, that ordinary people in america who live, work and pay their taxes, fight for their country are entitled to the same benefits as the political class. >> pat, please. >> i want to say i disagree with my good friend and colleague doug about the focus on the director. that's washington would do. let's fire him and do nothing. thvenlingtd going on for decades. general shinseki is a great hero. i don't know whether he should have been running the va. they would use that to get away from their own culpability, lack of oversight as john has said. the administration's ability to

fluff off every scandal and in the bureaucracy a sense of entitlement that is so outrageously i amr immoral. that is the code of washington. here's the point, if they would do this to veterans, what do you think they will do to you and they do do it. >> the other point i wanted to mention during the debate over obamacare, one of the arguments that the administration made was that obamacare was going to be a success like health care for veterans in the va was. well, look at what we've now learned about the quality of the care, and we are headed down that road. we hear people say, ultimately, we're going to have a single-payer plan. >> isn't that interesting. >> single-payer plan is what the veterans have basically. it's a disaster. you have rationing, hiding on the books because you can't get the care to people as they need

it. if they will take a hero and throw the poor guy on the trash heap, what will they do an average person. >> doug, last thoughts. >> pat and john are right. it isn't the director, but he is the symbol of the inefficiency and abuses and top-to-bottom review needs to be done otherwise the democrats will pay an even bigger price than they are likely to pay at the polls in november. mark my words. >> all right. i fibbed. you don't get the last word. our viewers do. timeout says the veterans deserve the same health care congress has. they will never get it because the congress believes they are elite. >> yeah. that's it. >> yep. >> wow. >> can i make just one other point which john just raised which is critical, which is this should chpg the debate about obamacare. this is what they do to veterans. now you want the government to run the national health care system? what do you think is going to happen? we have a case in point here. >> stay close, everybody.

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hillary clinton's camp reportedly urged them to participate to protect the secretary of state during the republican led probe. our political insiders are with me. doug, what i said at first, i'm going to start with you. >> please. >> is hillary clinton in peril? >> well, i don't know if she's in peril. we'll see given the hearings, but the democratic party and the administration certainly are in per rel and there are a lot of packets that have to come out. i think the democrats made the right decision to participate. the republicans will, i think, have to be fact-based in their inquiry about what happened, what was the secretary of state's role, what was the president's role, the national security advisers's role to just get a timeline to answer questions could military assistance have been rendered. all of these are fair and reasonable questions. i think it is less to protect hillary clinton than it is to

make sure that there is a balance to a fact-finding process. >> really, really. >> for the fast majority of american people. >> hillary clinton said she is satisfied with the gag's findings so far. pat. >> doug is right, the american people are not, and i think there's a real problem here. i look at the democrats who have proven themselves to be super partisan, he's on a committee with darrell issa. we find that he was asking people to be investigated by the irs. all the people they put on look like to me the kinds of republicans who try to defend watergate rather than go after the facts and be judges of the facts. the democrats run a risk. the republicans run the riveng as we have said before by being too political which people expect them to be, but if the democrats -- if facts come out that are undisputable and they

react to trying to put political cover, there will be problems. >> more conversation coming up.

>> political insiders are back. real quickly, we were talking about the democrats, five of them who have joined in benghazi special committee and you had a thought. >> my big thought is this committee is either going to mirror what's been going on in washington and be a partisan mud fight. it hurts both parties and we don't get anywhere, or some good spirit takes over it and they do search for the truth and the truth overwhelms the politics and we'll find out what happened. >> are you at all illuminated by the fact or optimistic that democrats now have jump on board. i mean there is an argument that

look they were members of the party who wanted to boycott this. this is a move forward. >> i didn't care. the big thing to me is the majority runs it. congressman gowdy has to take the lead on this thing. he can't be like issa. a chairman has to be seen above politics and as fair. >> it's so interesting all of you to take your own party's to the wood shed. >> if they deserve it. >> let's talk about jeb bush. a lot of people talking about jeb bush. pat and doug, he's being call a great thinker by many people. he's actually forming these think sessions with people and he reads all sorts of policy. he's really focused in on how to make america better. >> i think we may have some difference in our group here. i think this is all to the good.

the republican party has a really limited number of new ideas. i know jeb bush to be somebody who is thoughtful, who defies the conventions in his party, is willing to consider out of the box solutions on taxes and spending and budgets, and, look, he does have problems, mostly associated with exhaustion with the family name and obviously his brother's presidency, but this is to the good, and hiem here to say i think he is the strongest potential republican opponent to hillary, notwithstanding the problems the party has and jeb bush has because of his name is history. >> even some democrats have indicated he is somebody to watch for. your thoughts. >> well, i've always had great respect for him and i respect the processes that he's doing this, but i have a fundamental definitional problem here which is as long as jeb bush is willing to be the candidate of

the republican wing of the political class against hillary clinton as the democratic leader of the political class, the country will not be served by an election with either of them, because as long as it is to keep the same people in power, the clintons as i said last week, the guys with blue hair all of these bushies, including some of the people on our network -- >> all right. i want to give you five seconds. >> it's not going to work. we had the first bush, said i will not raise taxes. he broke the pledge. then his son comes along. >> it's not going to happen. the country can do better than the bushes and the clintons. >> this is sunday, may 25th. now huckabee.

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tonight on huckabee... >> these men and women could be anything they wanted to. >> they chose to be greater people. >> war hero dakota myers on helping fellow veterans transition into this civilian work force. >> part of the training and skills. >> and... scandal at the va. >> these allegations prove to be true, it's dishonorable. it's disgraceful. and i will not tolerate it. >> a former veteran's affairs hospital doctor says reports of mistreatment are not isolated cases. >> some cases, i did see better care at the prison hospital. than i actually did in the