and all of the people hate on the skinny woman. >> yes, i want them to be friendly when they get hungry. >> when it comes to women we can't make it happy. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. happening now starts right now. >> and we shout out on three developing stories, we are waiting to the details of two cold- blooded murders of two police officers in las vegas in what is called a murder susight pact. and a armed ark assault in the airport. and the message from the terrorist to the united states. the presidentousing the power of the pen to help with college deaths. it will help ease the crushing financial burden for america's young people? >> and first to this.

house lay law maker ares wait for a closed door briefing on the prisoner exchange of sfrj bowe bergdahl. >> the classified briefing set to begin hours from now and coming after a senate meeting with law makers. we have mike emmanuel on capitol hill. but first, national security correspondent jennifer griffin and has more on bergdahl's time in captivity. what can you tell us? >> reporter: bergdahl is in phase two of a phase three reintegration process. that could be five days or three weeks. he chose not to speak with parents and family. that is still true as of today. u.s. defense officials say that bergdahl did not have life threatening diseases and focusing on his psychological health.

he was held in a cage after trying to escape from his cantors, that's what he told them. defense officials are renowsing to confirm the reports on when he was asked to be called private. and forcing press secretary to issue the following statement. the department of defense does not comment on the discussions that sergeant bergdahl is having with professionals. and we'll respect that process in all regards and our focus remains on providing him with care he needs. >> it would be offensive to consciously leave an american behind. no matter what in the hands of people who tortured on him. and he would consciously choose to do that? >> reporter: that's the first time we heard from secretary of

state kerry. hagel will be answering questions publicly from the congressman that are concerned about the prisoner swap. >> jennifer, there is a lot of them. in private there is a classified intelligence priesting hours from now and may answer questions that house law makers have about the controversial story. mike has more on this. >> gen, l -- >> reporter: many members of congress think it is a lousy deal and there is continued frustration about the terms of the swap and violating the 30 day notification of congress requirements. they will be monitoring the five and the u.s. could take action

on them. one law makers said that releasing these five figures think that the world is safe. >> five worst enemies of america and afghan people returning to the battlefield in afghanistan with legendary status. the men who fought the soviets were thought legendary. how about the men who served guantanamo. >> senator feinstein has been vocal about not being notified. it is hard to be comfortable when you are not briefed. chambliss said the administration is acting puzzling. when a swap was mentioned, it was part of a overall reconciliation package. >> we were uncertain that the

taliban would enter into any reconciliation. so in this deal, they got five without any reconciliation. >> reporter: the senate was briefed last week and you are hearing concerns and questions from co law makers and they will brief the house and see if they can reassure them about the deal, jenna. >> we'll watch for that, thank you. >> new information on a brazen terror attack. the taliban claiming responsibility for a well coordinated assault on the pakistan's busiest airport. it left dozens dead. and gun men described as police guards stormed the airport. and the attack was in revenge for a drone strike that killed their leader last november. conner is live with the story. >> reporter: gunfire and

explosions heard as ten taliban fighters stormed the karachi airport. it raged before the military was able to regain control of the airport just before dawn. in total. 27 people were killed. and dozens more injured. several buildings caught fire and all flights were diverted for hours. a spokesman said the attack was in retaliation for a u.s. drone strike that killed a leader. sharrive promised to end the violence. but the peace talks tone the pakistani government and taliban have gone no where and the attack is the latest evidence that talks are probably not going forward and going no where quickly. pakistan's military long tried to battle the pakistani.

and they say it is the good taliban. and the extremist ideology fouled both of these groups. it is really what caused all of the violence in afghanistan and pakistan. and most u.s. officials say until the pakistani government deals with the taliban on both sides, the violence is not going to stop. >> that is bad news there, conner, live, from jerusalem. thank you. and a gunman carrying oil to nato troops exploded. thick black smoke and plumes. the taliban militant have targeted supply trucks in the past. former secretary of state hillary clinton kicking off a book tour this week. there is a lot of the speculation that the high profile round of media introduce is the start of her presidential

campaign. clinton book tour has campaign feel. that is the headline there. and in the los angeles times. hillary clinton book tour could be a driveway run for a campaign. we'll bring in rod, if you had to write the headline, what would it be, ron? >> hillary clinton running for president. >> you are sure of that? >> no doubt. she is running right now. she might decide 5 or 6 or 10 months from now not to formal lelaunch it. but right now running for president. no doubt. >> her book tour is not going good and what do you mean by that it is not good. >> you have got smart leaks and corrugated roll outs and well rehearsed answers and smooth and

political. that is a problem, i think. hillary clinton's biggest danger, i think is having a lack of authteesity. and looking like a candidate like she did in 2008. it may be too smooth of a roll out. and we still don't know what the real hillary clinton is? she's not really let los. she'sa being cautious. not sure that is good. >> some say cagey. listen to the exchange with diane sawyer and regarding the attack on benghazi. >> is there anything personally you should have done to make it safer? >> what i did was direct instructions that the people who have the expertise and experience and security. it is personal, diane. i am not equipped to sit and

look at blue prints to determine where the blast wall or reenforcements. and that's why we hire people who have that expertise. >> and so the suggestion that she is not an expert in security, what do you think about that answer, ron? >> i think it is a defensible answer and the only answer to give. and she might want to add that the buck stops with me and i take final responsibility. but we are seeing a firmness in answers like that and carefully showing the human side with discussion of the magazine. is it all to careful andical kualating. >> the fact she has not make an announcement and even the sitting vice-president is frozen out of the fold waiting for hillary clinton to make

a decision. >> it is not unusual to have a candidate like hillary clinton who will run now and will decide later on. what is unusual. she is the only one and she's running a prepresidential campaign and likely to announce next year. and everybody else is holding fire and assuming she can't be boat. i think it is silly, in politics that in 2008. eat. and i am a democrat i am running. >> she will be formidable. i don't discount the chances. i don't know why party would give her a free shot. >> turn our vowers to the national journal and regarding democratic protest and the way that the bowe bergdahl is. you are hearing from capitol

hill who are frustrated with what happened here. >> it is a bigger part of the problem with the president. it is not the swap itself. but the dishonest way they exmained to congress and the public. and causing a bigger problem. they saw with health care and irs scandal and the va scandal a week or so ago. you have a lot of the democrats with someone like me. the republicans, i know what i will get. it is partisan and not insightful. but the democrats, you take them on background and protect their names and they are very frustrated with the president right now. nfascinating. thing the on the national

guardy. and top political writer. >> gunned down in broad day light. >> they had a back bite. and he told me to tell the cop it was a revelation. >> two police officers ambushed and killed in's acceptsless ram paup. >> good intentions coming up against hard-core real ut. we'll go in- depth in that. and announcing help for student loans. should we forgive the student loans? if you work for the government after you go to school but if you don't. you don't.

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fox news alert. we are expecting new information on a deadly rampage in las vegas. it was a killing spree that left three people dead including two police officers. a man and woman shot the officers as they ate lunch in a pizza place and ran into

a nearby walmart and shot another man and then killed themselves in a suicide pact. they took part on a controversial stand off on bundy's ranch. the president facing criticism on foreign policy on several months, the five taliban commanders in exchange for sergeant bergdahl is not going away. it is consouming the national debate. iran nuclear program. officials are meeting with the iran counterparts and trying to hammer out a deal. the agreement so manied elusive as ever. it pales in comparison to the anniversary of d- day in te nemean square.

all of this ducks the one big question asked of any modern president's foreign policy: what, exactly do you stand for? what, when you've left the building will the united states represent? you have more clarity today? >> i don't think so. it is a good reflection of the main points. so we have bowe bergdahl release, one sergeant released for five senior taliban commanders whether from president obama or susan rice or john kerry saying it was a humanitarian gesture to get one fellow out. no one believes it. no one, from diane feinstein on down it was one guy. there had to be something else going on.

similarly with hillary clinton and benghazi. she is having a hard time making the world believe it is what she said it was. the obama foreign policy lacks clarity. and no clear idea of what they are trying to achieve. >> the president talked about foreign policies before. they are more interested in hitting singles and doubles than a homerun. and so when you look at that and what the president said about taking each swaying step-by-step as he is explaining, doesn't it fit? he so manies to say there is a middle way with people in favor of the war or doing nothing. but the problem with obama's foreign policy, singles and doubles never seem to reach its goal. john kerry spent the past year flying to israel to broker a deal between the israelis and palestinians nothing came of it.

and now they are trying to do another deal with iran which itself lacks clarity. >> one of the new york times reporters was himself kidnapped by the taliban. and david rhed ones. the focus of the kidnappers are the problem. we must unite and fight the perpetrators and not each other. >> do you think we are missing that with the criticism of the president and foreign policy and missing the focus on the real bad guys out there? >> that was the focus. those anniversaries last woke, d- day, and the united states stopped the nazis. te nemi an square. they went to demonstrate for more democratic rights and was the stepth anniversary of ronald reagan's death. best remembered for stopping the cold war. and the problem with obama

foreign policy. he will not take a final stand on making something stop. he wanted to have himself covered by contingency. >> it is a good debate. thank you very much. and it is great to have you. with more happenings. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu.

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>> a case we have been watching now. a former girlfriend takes a stand for the third day. kathryn mcdonagh is the prosecutions's star witness. she originally told police she killed the victim 19-year-old lizzy in rough sex. but she was given immunity and pointing the finger at her exby friend.

seth saying he killed the young woman after marion rebuffed his advances and the two dumped her body in the refer. the defense is using the plea bargain to attack the cred eblt. >> we'll bring in a former prosecutor. isha is a defense attorney. and this is a strange case. she as i mentioned on her third day of testimony. she's not necessarily, there are questions, keisha if she is mentally staebl. >> there is a mention of her having alteregos and using different characters and allegedy on the night of the incident that a strong character took over and she blacked out. there is mental instability again will discredit her as a witness. >> the flip- flopping, the

prosecutors are tearing into that. >> i wouldn't want to it try this case. jokedi arias you had a body. >> and the lead witnesses pointing the defendant. and the defendant points it at the lead witness and the jury has to decide. >> she had a motivation to lie. >> she had a plea bargain. and she agreed to testify against the defendant that is on the stand. and the fact that she showed i will lie and flip flopped her story shoes she would lie. that is an issue for jurors. >> does this show the danger of plea bargains? >> what choice did they have here. because there is no body or straight line between who did what to the victim. they have to rely on the lead.

and they have to hope that the jury will believe her. and they had to offer immunity agreement. >> what about the multiple characters. she said she has multiple personalities and various of them came forward. and that is got to make the jury say what? >> there is doubt as to whether the boyfriend committed the crime? was it her? did she forget who was there? >> but she is soft spoken and meek. did that come across to the jury as someone who is under the thumb? >> if i am prosecuting, that's what i want the jury to believe. she was very much influenced by the older creepy guy who got into roleplaying and weird sex and he sucked her in and that will hopefully sway the jury that it was not her. >> i look at her body language.

and she looked down and that is a sign of someone not being truthful. >> if you are in front of a jury and you are 19-year-old. >> she was bold enough to lure a student to their apartment. she's not that shy. >> it is one thing to say come over and watch a movie and turn it into what it became was apparently a throw- wee- way se turned into ugly stuff with bondage and stuff. the plea offer, how would they against this guy, we'll let you off with what? 3 or 4 years in prison? >> usually the condition is, if you testify truthfully. and again, that is what other way to testify in the eyes of the prosecution. but she has up to three years in

prison. she did lure. she's not arguing. and she helped to get rid of the body. but she had to have told them look, this is what happen. she can't say i did it and then they tell her to lie. >> they need her. >> she's told the story for the last three days on the stand. thank you. jon, the president is announced to expect the expansion of college repayment loans. not everyone will that has a loan. we'll weigh the pros and cons. and look at a powerful storm sweeping parts of the country today. >> it knocked me back and down on the ground. i have a busted out windows and branches through the side of my house and through the foundation. the healthcare . at humana, we believe if healthcare changes,

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turning to d.c. now. president talks about student loan debt. it tops a trillion dollars. the tent ten law that caps the payments at ten percent of the monthly income and forgives student loan debt. joining me now is james lewis. and spokeswoman. and if you take a closer look at this. jim, what do you think of this in general from what you herd? >> it is a great opportunity that the president is showing leadership and major issue for the young people. they are putting off buying a car and home and getting married because of the student loan debt and that is slowing down our economy. >> this is just the first step though. ashley jim points out and underscores the importance of the story for everybody. if you don't have student loan

debt. that is holding back the economy. and what about personal responsibility? people get to choose where they go to college. what about that? >> that's exactly true, jenna. and what is neglected to be mentioned there, yes, students are putting off homeownership and moving back home. one in 3, 18 or 34-year-olds are living at home as a result of the obama economy. and what the president is doing with the executive order. he's not creating jobs and lowering college tuitition for the college students. what he is doing not addressing that fact that his administration created an endless war on young people. that is done through the economic policy the >> the president doesn't own aefr advance in college tuitition. under the multiple administration, republican and

democrat, college tuitition went up more than 150 percent. that is a trend regardless of the administration. in response to jobs. this will not help create jobs and help repay the debts and help the young people as well? >> ashley is trying to put a chicken in an egg that doesn't make accepts. we have to have a work force that competes in a 21st century global combhe economy. without that the u.s. prowess is out of the window. and we'll not be the leading nation and technologically invested. the president is welcomed for the congressional support. but the other side of the aisle is rather put tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires over helping to grow the young people and economy. and builds a stronger america. >> in response to that, ashley.

tax breaks help to create jobs. junior is shaking his head. i will get you to get to it in a second. and ashley what is the solution if not reducing the monthly payments and forgiving great for a greater amount of people with loans, then where should the president use his executive power? >> he is use it to create jobs for young people. his record on that is dismal. he went around and promised that people would not have to live from paycheck to paycheck. i wonder where all of the paychecks are, jenna? that is something that needs to be addressed. my colleague on the other side claims that the federal government is the answer to everything. in fact they are destroying opportunities for young people by putting regulations on small business and shutting down job growth. >> that is bla at that pointly

not truchlt we have seen the unheritted the worst financial crisis, caused by george bush and his republican allies. >> rubbish. >> and that is what happened though. we wouldn't blame bush if it was not true. >> there is a choice to be made here. are you going to help the young people or keep tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. >> and then. quickly here, the average college student has 25,000 worth of debt. that is a lot. taking a step back, what is the one thing to be done for the actual college tuitition, guys that is so expensive. you can walk away with a 150,000 worth of debt and you don't have to go to an ivy league school on that. and we'll close it there. and ashley will finish it up.

>> sure, where we need to start here, making sure education system particularly in high school and technical schools and community colleges meet the needs of a 21st economy. dr. jill biden talked about this for years and make the investments and not everyone who wants a job has to go to high school to get. it they can graduate and get a job. if they want to per sue a degree that should be available to them and work with our higher education institutions to make it affordable to everyone. >> ashley your thoughts? >> i think that opportunities should be for the opportunities but federal dpft is not the answer. they are crushing to our students. if you look at common core initiative in higher education. it is not helpful for the

students and the federal government needs to step back and let there be opportunity for the other side of things. they have a choice to go where they want and attend the college and university that they wish, they need to remember they are responsible for the loan payments. i would like steps to be taken. >> we'll have to leave it there. you dpies are great. and you argued both sides well. and we appreciate your time and i hope you will come back and accept our invitation. >> the fda approved a process to sterilize food. and consumers worry it could harm people. what are the feds plans on doing? >> 212-year-old girls accused of stabbing a classmate 19 times to impress a fictionary character.

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stuffled wounds on her back. her daughter had an obsession with slender man who is obtained cult status. and the mom is pleading with parents to monitor. the story is coming out days after 212-year-old girls were charged with attempted homicide for allegedly stabbing another girl. they told investigators they plotted to murder her as a sacrifice to sleppeder man. they are charged as adults and faces 65 years in prison. the victim survived and she was recently discharged from the hospital. >> what a strange story. >> we are waiting to the president who is stepping to the

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a familiar scene from washington right now. the president in the east room flanked by supporters of whatever proposal he is talking about. at this moment he is discussing the idea of easing up on the terms for student loans so that students would never have to pay more than 10% of their monthly income toward repayment of their student loan debt. if you'd like to hear what the president has to say, we have it streaming live on fox news.com. some new efforts under way to fight illnesses tied to food. the fda approving a process to kill bacteria with radiation but

the idea isn't sitting well with some. jonath jonathan? >> well, each one 1 in 6 americans will become sick as a result of foodborne illness. 3,000 will die. those estimates coming to us from the centers for disease control and prevention. but the president of gateway america says you could reduce those numbers dramatically by using radiation to kill bacteria. listen. >> there's only a handful of radiation facilities that do food but we look for that to grow dramatically over the next few years. >> the process does not make the food radioactive and the fda has deemed it safe for a whole range of meats and produce. but the consumer group, food and water watch, has concerns. listen. >> are we giving the wrong incentive to food producers like meat companies that they don't have to be careful about contamination and bacteria

because they can zap is t at the end of the line? >> it is not intended for a replacement for good manufacturing practices. >> dennis keith says that the fda still expects food manufacturers to maintain things like good temperature control and sanitary conditions. jenna? >> jonathan live in atlanta, thank you. >> certainly. we are learning more about the fatal highway crash that left tracy morgan, the comedian, in critical condition and killed another of his fellow comedians and apparently a long-time mentor. coming up, what prosecutors are now saying about the driver of the truck that smashed into morgan's limousine, and how it could impact the charges against him. also, a military training exercise gone wrong. what happened after an artillery shell was accidentally fired in to a residential neighborhood? >> we didn't know what happened. we thought it looked like somebody come through with a bulldozer. had a lot of damage to the roofs, to the siding, holes that

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a big scare for an arkansas community after an artillery shell from a military base lands in somebody's backyard. the homeowner left with a large hole in his wall. others had several trees on their property, literally split in half. thankfully nobody was hurt. a spokesperson for the national guard says the artillery shell was fired during a live fire exercise. the spokesperson apologized, said they were working to make sure nothing like that happens again. neighbors not too happy but they say they still support our military. >> that's good. the big picture, i guess. >> little understanding goes a long way. as if there wasn't enough pressure on a bride and groom right before their wedding, one couple in oregon had to deal with a wildfire quickly closing in on the ranch where they were getting married. firefighters arrived minutes before the ceremony and told everyone to get out. the couple though, instead, got permission from the firefighters

and rushed their "i dos." >> all of my bridesmaids didn't even tell me about the fire and kept me really calm until about 30 minutes before the wedding. >> we get to the final minute before it was going to happen and to have everything feel like it was falling apart was a pretty crazy reality to be in. it was really neat to see us, and him especially, being able to turn it into a positive. we wouldn't change a single thing about the way yesterday went off. >> glad they're okay. >> believe it or not, the ceremony as brief as it was, went off without a hitch. the couple even took a picture with the fire burning behind them. they were trying to find out more information about the ranch. >> talk about holding the groom's feet to the fire. it happens from time to time. >> right. but they're okay and they have a very memorable day wedding story to tell. >> i'm going to be off for a little while. got to get -- >> this is going to be quite a

thing when you come back, you'll be in a sling. i'm pregnant. how are we going to get through this? >> i don't know. maybe we'll have to switch sides. >> our viewers i think will help us along. >> thanks for joining us. "the real story" with gretchen starts now. we start today with a fox news alert. president obama right now putting pen to paper once again using his executive power to cut huge student loan payments for millions of americans. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. hope you had a great weekend. welcome to "the real story" for a monday. the president is moving to help those struggling to pay their bills, but it comes with a huge cost to the taxpayers. here's how it all breaks down. number one, if an income-based program that limits how much students have to pay back every month so under the new rules, loan payments would be capped at 10% of an individual's monthly income. number two, after 20 years, any remaining debt would be wiped clean and completely covered by taxpayer dollars. number three, for government