go to this website endless pictures of cabins in the woods around the world. it's a great site. >> we a fox news alert out of washington. the only man arrested so far for the benghazi terrorist attacks pleads not guilty. amad abu khattala made his first appearance in a federal courthouse in washington, d.c. just a few hours ago. welcome to america's news headquarters on this saturday. thank you for joining us. i'm lee land vitter. >> i'm patti ann brown. >> he's accused of taking part in a conspiracy to support terrorists. in connection with the attack on the consulate in libya. the raid on 9-11 in 2012 killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. now justice may finally be on the way. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live outside the u.s. district court in washington. hi, jennifer.

>> reporter: hi, patti ann. khattala has left the dc courthouse behind me. he left a few hours ago. he was taken to a u.s. detention facility in alexandria, virginia. it's a facility that has been used before for high profile terrorism cases. he will be staying there while the trial takes place here at the downtown dc courthouse. inside the courtroom here, khattala was presented to the judge where he was read one charge against him, one count providing material support for a terrorist group result not guilty death, a charge which brings with it a maximum life sentence. the proceeding lasted about ten to 15 minutes. khattala was wearing black sweat pants. his hair was matted. his gray beard looked matted. he looked like a deer in the headlights, according to those in the courtroom. he was wearing plastic sandals, not shackled. he spoke arabic and was very soft spoken when he spoke to the

judge. the justice department reserves the right to bring more charges against him. that may -- those charges may bring the death penalty. khattalas are mirandaized when he was handed over to the federal authorities. he was given a court appointed lawyer, michelle peterson, and the case will be prosecuted by assistant u.s. attorney michael delorenzo, a federal grand jury met on thursday about the charges and we understand that khattala will be back in court on tuesday, july 2. -- wednesday, excuse me. july 2. patti ann. >> jennifer griffin, thanks. new developments in the crisis ongoing in iraq. the country's military is now launching a counter offensive hoping to take back the northern city of tikrit, the hometown of insurance from the group isis. the iraqi military and thousands of new volunteers are fighting back with everything from tanks to helicopter gunships.

john huddy has the latest from the middle east. >> reporter: the flight for tikrit continues and it's critical one, giving iraqi military forces a chance to stop isis militants from marching any closer to baghdad. iraqi military officials say helicopter gunships are honing in on and attacking the sunni led militants with help from special forces ground troops. air strikes had helped the iraqi military stopped isis from taking control of the oil refinery just north of at this tribute. last week the fight not guilty mosul was some of the bloodiest thus far. new tikrit has become one of the bloodyiest battle grounds. at this point, however, iraqi officials are reporting the military has regained control of the city. tikrit's location is a critical one in the fight. it sits in the middle of mosul and baghdad.

mosul remains under isis control. the fight for tikrit not only has strategic military significance, but also historic significance as well. it was saddam hussein's hometown and it's where u.s. military forces captured him in 2003. leland. >> john huddy in the middle east. speaking of the middle east, stay right here tonight for an in-depth look for the rise of terrorism in iraq. chris wallace hosts a special fox news reporting, iraq and the rise of a terrorist state. that's tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. if you miss it tonight, sunday 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. also overseas, pro-russian insurgents in ukraine have released a team of four international observers after holding them captive for a month. a european group confirmed the release, saying the team is in good health and spirits. this comes after yesterday's. u. summit where leaders gave

insurgents until monday to improve the situation in eastern ukraine. new developments in the irs scandal. a republican law maker is now proposing a bounty bill. it would offer a million dollars to anyone who can recover the lost e-mails of lois lerner. this after irs commissioner john koskinen testified that he has seen no evidence that anyone committed a crime when his agency lost those e-mails. molly henneberg is live in washington with the very latest on all of this. hi, molly. >> reporter: hi, patti ann. louis gohmert says the missing e-mails are, quote, out there, that someone has them or has access to them. and maybe this reward money will encourage someone to come forward. where would the $1.5 million for anyone that can produce or 500,000 offering in the legislation for anyone who can say who damaged them or who deleted them, so where is that $1.5 million in reward money coming from? gohmert says the legislation he's proposing would take it out of the irs's budget.

>> this doesn't increase the amount of spending for the government because it comes right out of the irs's own spending. look, despite all the poor woe is us stuff from the irs commissioner, they have the best of hardware. they've got the best of software. they can afford this. >> reporter: irs commissioner john koskinen says he hoped to provide more information about the missing lois lerner e-mails and her computer crash to congress next week. koskinen sent a letter yesterday to republican congressman dave camp, chairman of the house ways and means committee, says, quote, it's very important that the congress and treasury inspector general for tax administration receive complete and accurate information in as timely a manner as possible. that information should be coming next week. he says he wanted to provide the documents yesterday, but said there is still critical information that's being, quote, collected and verified. patti ann.

>> molly henneberg in washington, thanks. stunning new revelations in the v.a. scandal. a brand-new report is claiming the only way the system can be fixed is with a complete overhaul. the white house review coming in the wake of reports of lengthy wait times for appointments and treatment delays at v.a. facilities nationwide. elizabeth prann is in washington with more on the report. >> reporter: the white house says the department of veterans affairs needs to be restructured. president obama receiving the report friday afternoon from selected top deputy rob nabors and acting v.a. secretary sloan gibson. they cited a corrosive culture that can only be fixed by almost overhauling the entire system. the report suggested the required 14-day appointment guarantee is arbitrary and it may have been a motivator for a secret list and inappropriate behavior. it also said the scheduling system is dated and cumbersome and needs to be updated and

charging the v.a. is slow to adapting changing demographics among veterans, including female and young veterans. while it was met with mixed reactions, lawmakers in both chambers said they're ready to work with the administration for comprehensive change. >> i really truly believe this, bottom of my heart that throwing more money at a system that's behaving like this would be the wrong thing to do. i think we have to change the system the way it's currently working or we're going to just make the problem worse. >> if you don't fix the real problem, you'll be back here again and the commitment to our veterans will be wasted and the most important thing is we will have wasted an opportunity to actually make a difference in their lives. >> reporter: lawmakers are working to hammer out differences between the house and senate versions of the veteran affairs legislation, but remember, both chambers are off next week. leland, back to you. >> elizabeth prann in washington, thanks. patti ann. >> reports that the epa will spend more than a million dollars on a conference now sparking some questions.

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thanks for staying with us this saturday. abu khattala moments ago pled not guilty during his first u.s. court appearance. he is one of the key suspects in the deadly benghazi attack that killed four americans. a brand-new report says the so-called nightmare nanny may have actually been homeless for the last nine months. the live-in nanny was fired for refusing to work and then refuse to go leave her employer's home. and across the pond at wimbledon, serena williams had a shocking defeat in the third round. she lost to a young woman from france in a thriller three sets. frustration over the irs targeting scandal hitting the boiling point. commissioner john koskinen has testified the agency lost lois

lerner's e-mails because of a computer crash. republicans not all buying that explanation and now lawmakers are waiting to see an inspector general's report on that damaged hard drive. could this report give them some answers? tammy bruce is a radio talk show host and fox news contributor. emily sussman is campaign director for american progress action fund, also the former executive director of young democrats of america. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> let's look at the timing here. in 2011 the house ways and means chair, dave camp, sent a letter to the irs asking about conservative targeting. ten days after this, learner's hard drive allegedly crashes. there were back up tapes, apparently no attempt was made to retrieve the data from the tapes for six months and after six months, they're recycled. in fact, two months after this alleged crash, the irs canceled the contract of the company in charge of backing up that data, sonasoft, without ever asking them to retrieve the data. tammy, is this fishy to you?

>> well, it is. as a matter of fact, a new poll shows that over 70% of americans obviously across political lines believe not only is that this is not true, but that the e-mails were destroyed deliberately. so this comes down to an actual issue for the federal law. it's one thing o have a political fight and maybe that's what the administration thinks it's going to be, that it's just about well, we can do this because we were targeting conservatives. but americans overall, democrats and republicans, understandably don't like it when such corruption is so obvious because this is a law enforcement agency. everyone is touched by it. >> emily, ordinary citizens are saying if the irs asked for my documents and i said my computer crashed, i'd be in big trouble. so how troubling is this and shouldn't it be troubling to democrats as well? >> look, that concept should be troubling, but the fact that these two things, the fact that a letter was requested to the

irs and then crashed two months later, there is no evidence they are related. the issue in question, the letter that went to the irs is generally about c 4s and donors. it's not about this targeting. that concept was given three pinocchios. they're not related. this is trying to gin up a scandal when there isn't any. this is something republicans feel like they've been getting credibility on, they've been getting people ginned up on. it sort of leads into their larger narrative that this government is after you. they felt like it was something they could get political capital off of. now they're going nuts trying to keep it going and this keeps it going. there is no connection there. >> tammy, there are apparently e-mails not lost in the crash that show that lois lerner did contact the i.t. department after allegedly finding a blue screen when she arrived at work one day. is it possible that this really just was a legitimate crash and one had nothing to do with the other? >> this is why the inspector general report is important, because otherwise some of us do

have to speculate based on the circumstantial evidence that we're seeing. democrats, everyone, should be really pulling for these investigations to occur so that if this was all just some kind of big weird coincidence, that we'll find out. so the inspector general can only do so much. look, you've got a dynamic where the american people believe that the irs deliberately destroyed evidence. and if you got an inspector general that's going to be pretty hard to get a real decent report done in that environment. a real investigator has to come in so the democrats can be proven correct. everyone has an interest in the truth of this coming out. i still remain concerned there is an attempt to make this a partisan issue. when this is a law enforcement, legitimate issue of the rule of law, corruption, possible crime, the fifth amendment being taken, e-mails being destroyed, none of it looks good to the american people. >> emily, congressman louis gohmert is proposing a bill offering a a million dollars to anyone who can somehow recover these e-mails.

500,000 for information on who destroyed them. what do you think? is congress going to pass this? does it have any chance of helping? >> no. i think it has zero chance. i think this is vigilantism. this is headline grabbing. this is a louis gohmert special. putting something out there that is so far out there that is headline grabbing. he's really not to the middle of the party. he's not where main stream america is. it actual israeli going to be interesting as we move forward and we get closer to the elections. people don't love politicians to come in and say, i will never work across the aisle. i will only vilify the opposite party. as we get closer to elections, they want to hear politicians saying, yes, i can come together in a reasonable way. i can work across the aisle. i can pass laws. people are going to start to get really sick of just hearing congress spent all of their time on an investigation that really went nowhere. so i actually think we will start to see some of the language change as we -- >> just really quickly, i think

that getting these e-mails, i think you should want to have us get them 'cause then it can stop all this arguing. it's an interesting problem when you also don't want the evidence to be retrieved. the bottom line is, i like the idea, but i want it to be in the private sector. let's crowd fund a reward for those e-mails. give immunity to everyone who comes forward, then the democrats and everyone can be pleased that they've been proven correct. we've got to get to the truth. >> ladies, thank you both so much for joining us. >> thank you. great debate. good news, a 16-year-old girl is finally reuniting with her family after a months long custody dispute. now she's back in connecticut and she sits down with governor mike huckabee for her first tv interview. >> what do you miss the most? >> my family and going to school. i love school. be back with my friends.

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thanks for staying with us. time for a check of the headlines. the libyan militant charged in the 2012 benghazi attack is pleading not guilty to conspiracy. abu khattala made his initial appearance in the federal court in washington, d.c. this afternoon. fire crews battling a wildfire in arizona's white mountains are losing ground. strong winds are pushing the flames all the way past the containment lines. forecasters say lighter winds are expected later in the afternoon today. colombia moving into the world cup quarter finals with a victory over uruguay. games rodriguez scored twice and

now he has a tournament leading. and you can watch right here, five goals. there it goes in again. >> usa, still in it. >> i had to speak slowly 'cause i wanted -- >> i saw that. in other news, an economic data dump is coming. this week we're going to get a detailed look at the health of the nation's economy with the release of the latest numbers for jobless claims and the monthly jobs report, among others. so what can we expect? joining us now to try to answer those questions, fox news contributor, gary kaufman, investment advisor, thank you for joining us. >> it's a tough last name. >> sorry about that. so this week we're getting jobs report, initial jobless claims, construction spending, auto sales, manufacturing, and others, business insider web site says it's the moment of truth for the economy. we're getting top shelf data and help answer that crucial question, is a serious recovery here? you don't have the data yet, but

let's ask you. is a serious recovery here? >> i think i've been saying this for three years. i think we're going to go up, we're going to go down and think we'll have an okay economy. that's basically what's been happening. last quarter we were down 2.9% gdp. some of that was weather, but it was still a bad quarter. definitely things are improving as demands from last quarter's move into this. i don't think it will be anything fantastic. employment is okay, getting a little bit better. but there is still millions of people out of work and the participation rate is the lowest we've seen in decades. so a little bit of good, a little bit not so good. >> you long-term remain pessimistic overall about the economy because you say of tax, debt, regulations, to name a few? can you elaborate on those? >> i just do not think this economy can hit its full potential because on a daily basis, we are getting hit with rhetoric from washington on higher taxes. now in the last week they even had the nerve to talk about

higher gasoline taxes to pay for infrastructure while gasoline prices are spiking to the upside. on top of that, you got these epa regulations. we still don't know what's coming down the pike when it comes to obamacare. i think that uncertainty in the minds of business owners and the decision makers are still there. i think we're going to be okay and i think washington is very lucky they have us working our rear ends off. >> the debt. how do we dig ourselves out of that at this point? we seem to be heading in the wrong direction. >> it's not seems. we are heading in the wrong direction. we are 17 trail, heading into the 20s. i must tell you, i thought by now there would be heck to pay. i think that for whatever reason, because the fed's printing money, whatever else is going on, that's been put off. but debt in the long run, especially monstrous debt like we're seeing, has never been good. that's just another head wind in the economy 'cause that is money out of the taxpayer. keep in mind, that's

$17 trillion is the next six years of taxpayer dollars already been spent on debt and whatever washington spending on. again, another head wind. thus i think we're never going to reach the potential and hopefully -- i would hope they take a vacation for a couple years and get out of our way. >> what would turn it around? i guess you're saying if the government got out of the way? >> they're just doing too much on a daily basis. there is something new. now it's obama wants to do things with -- more with obamacare, now with the immigration, kids are coming in. that's a cost. there is so many costs coming down the pike to us. just remember, the last year of bill clinton's budget we spent $1.7 trillion by our government. this year it's 3.5 trillion. that's directly coming out of the economy that directly affects economic growth and the ability to hire. so until the needle moves the other way, again, i think it's going to be slow motion moving

forward. >> all right. gary, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. 100 years ago today the world changed when archduke was assassinated, setting off a change of events that led to world war 1. today countries around the world are remembering the historic event. dominic deany tool joins us live with that. >> you have to remember the first world war sculpted europe in ways that still resonates across the continent today. the commemoration is taking place in austria, fi one reason for that, that was where the arch duke had the empire and -- sorry. forgive me. it's really the most poignant commemoration we've seen, marking that day a century ago. it was a wreath laying by the

descendants of him. really was one of the most powerful in history and the impact is felt today. listen. >> what can we draw as conclusions for the future, what we can do better. that's one very important thing because i think you can not see the first world war separate. you have to always see together with the second world war because first one was leading into the second. what came out of it is a united europe, which is the biggest peace project we had on this continent. >> reporter: sarajevo and bosnia is on spot where they were shot. they unveiled a statue of his assassin, a figure who is divisive today as he was back in 1914. bosnians soberly remembering his actions that led to the deaths of 60 million people while local serbs, however, festively celebrated him this weekend. no surprise perhaps that there was pageantry in london. the queen of england who has

german lineage. she was dressed to lead a commemoration with the volunteers of the war. little ceremony here in the united states. u.s. sacrificed the lives of 50,000 u.s. servicemen and that began america's reputation around the world as a defender of freedom and repression in europe. back to you. >> dominic on world war 1. thanks. the u.s. begins criminal proceedings against a man accused in the 2012 benghazi terrorist attack. how the legal process may play out. do you plan on hitting the beach with a paperback this summer? how about a ereader? "consumer reports" has the top gadgets to take on your vacation

now for more on today's top story that we've been talking about, ahmed abu khattala, the suspect in the deadly terrorist attack in benghazi has pled not guilty to a single charge of conspiracy. here to talk about what is next in this case, u.s. prove of claw political professor, susan estridge. begin with this, he has been obviously implicated in the benghazi attacks, there was one time discussion of three charges. what can we read into that decision by federal prosecutors? >> they have one clean, easy charge. the material aid to terrorists that results in death, et cetera, is a serious charge, but it's a conspiracy charge. that means it's a relatively easy charge to make and make stick, regardless of whether

this guy was the triggerman as it were, or was even at the scene. so i think what we're going to see is he's been charged on one count. he's pled not guilty. he will be held without bail obviously, assigned counsel. and then i would look for what we call a superseding indictment because what the government said today and saying all along is that this investigation is ongoing. so they had the one in some sense, the easy count today, but i would expect in the future we will see a superseding indictment and very likely that his charges will become even more serious, that is include charges that are death penalty eligible. >> how long can we expect all this to take? he's brought here today. as jennifer griffin reported, he has a court appearance next week. almost certainly will be denied bail and held there in federal custody. >> yes. >> so how long does this all play out? when is it possible we would see a trial?

>> it will play out relatively quickly because unless the defendant chooses to delay. because the constitution guarantees a right to a speedy trial. as general rule, if your client is out on bail, you're in no rush for a trial. right? but if a client is sitting in federal prison, he has the right to demand that the system put a priority on his case. that's why a lot of folks sometimes who have civil cases will complain that there is terrible delay. and there is because these criminal cases have to go first. if i put on my political hat, i will tell you that while this is going to bring attention to benghazi and that has a lot of political stakes to it, it may also be that the benghazi issue will be fully and completely resolved well before the next presidential election. >> this case may be fully resolved. obviously there is other suspects still at large. i want to talk about this case, how it plays out. one of the things that everyone

has been talk being in this case is how secret the government has kept all of their information, playing their cards very close to the vest in terms of what they have against this guy and then also what they may have against other suspects. does the fact now that this is playing out in federal court mean that the government's going to have to tip their hand a little bit or can they keep things secret? in fact, one of our correspondents reported they haven't released a booking photo of him yet. >> there is two problems. one is this guy has the right before he goes to trial to loss of information, he has brady rights. so having been charged once his attorneys get to work, they will start demanding that the government turn over information. at the same time, the government, i assume, has additional suspects and it's been trying to play it close to the vest and will continue to try it play it close to the vest in order not to compromise when

it's clearly an ongoing investigation. we all know this wasn't just the work of one person. so you're going to see some tensions play out there. you're going to see the government also, i assume, claim national security as to some of the information that the defendant is going to try to get. so you can expect some court battles along the way here as the defense tries to get access to more information and the government tries to complete this investigation in a way that will bring everyone to justice. >> in that sense, though, didn't the government already give up a lot in the sense that they grabbed him in libya, the delta force raid. you put him on a boat. you sail the boat over here, but it's only a couple of weeks. that boat could have sailed around for a long time. you could have moved him to gitmo. isn't the very fact that you're moving him into u.s. district court a big step forward in terms of the way the government wants to take this case, and also what the government can't do rather than what it can? >> well, the government is bound

by the restrictions of the constitution. i would like to think, even when it's on a boat, and one approach -- i got to be real clear here. we're all sitting here second guessing. the only people -- anybody who tells me they know what's really going on is either a good source in the investigation or lying. but they may well be putting pressure on this guy as well. one classic technique would be to take him into custody, charge him, scare the daylights out of him, tell him you're going to charge him with the death penalty offense, which you haven't done yet. if he doesn't cooperate, and see if you can get any information from him that's useful in your investigation. so without being in the middle of it, we don't really know what stage the government is at. >> a good point -- it's a good point that you don't know that you don't know what happened on the boat in terms of whether there will be a deal or not. thank you for joining us. your insight, don't forget, you can read susan's syndicated

column in newspapers across the country that happens every wednesday and friday. plenty of headlines this week during her new book tour as she weighs in on a possible white house run in 2016. we have a look beyond the news. here is saturday's commentary. >> with the publication of her intensely boring memoir, the dissection of hillary clinton reignites a media obsession with the former first lady. her sisters in the opinion trade lead the pack. note the time magazine writer who insisted hillary's religious faith is the center of her life. and presumably would govern her decisions in the white house. but as the world now knows, hillary's book tour is revealing her to be the most self-righteous politician to come along in years.

as usual, through imcompetence and knee jerk reactions, her own words laid the trap she's caught in, casting herself as a middle class lady of limited financial means, quote, not truly well off. mrs. clinton reminds us of the old days, the disappearing billing records, testimony before the grand jury, a failed health plan, the cookies she wouldn't bake, the husband who betrayed her again and again, the imaginary sniper fire in bosnia. yet a gush of feel tee, bill represent to her defense, hillary said, i don't need anybody to defend my record. strangely, she must think a disassembling chapter on benghazi and her mostly unread book will absolve her of the death of four americans. it won't. and her foreign policy record

adds up to a series of meet and greets with heavy emphasis on women's perceived lack of rights. it is this open ended quest to prove herself that informs her every move, the laughter and automatic smiles, recall a woman who knows that no matter what she does, the former president will always be there to repel any attack on the clinton machine. a new generation is looking at her now and daughter chelsea is expected to get their vote. true to form, however, she, too is the beneficiary of money liberals willing to pay any price for her services. it's always been about money for the clinton clan and all the corruption and cover-ups of a lifetime will haunt any campaign that hillary may launch. the election might come down to whether the novelty of electing

the first woman president will outweigh her credentials. just as with obama who was swept in on a wave of self-pride that elected america's first black president. will we make the same mistake again in the interest of wreckless diversity? so fasten your seatbelts as they say. it's going to be at the very least, a long and bumpy ride. summer vacation season is about to kick into high gear. even on your time off, you may want to stay plugged in. so "consumer reports" is on deck out here with the best mobile apps and gadgets to take to the beach and beyond. (phone ringing)

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summer is here and many of us are traveling but getting away these days does not mean getting away from technology. >> it never. consumer reports put together a equipment apps tips to help make your vacation better. sullivan is the editor. and glad to have you here. one of the problems i have when out on the phone you take pictures and that kind of stuff and what is the solution. >> a nice solution is the mopey juice pack. that is on the bottom of the smart phone. it increwses the battery life and doubles. it this is an iphone 51and you can down load the app. what is nice about it, you can use a app.

and store the photos and storage as well. >> and next to that we have the kindle paper weight. >> again, that is tried and true, and super simple to use. we love that in any light. right now, it is getting darker. and earlier, the light was bright. >> it was hard to so the ipad. >> it is like the sun on the beach, no problem. >> the charge lasts eight weeks. >> that is, exactly. and reads well and pages turn quickly. it is nice. >> this is your favorite tablet? >> this is the tablet galaxy pro and in between the 10 and 11 inchers and 5 or 6 or 7 inch ones and the proetszing power is nice to play games, although i play ya tzee. when you want to play intense

games it is wonderful. and built in office. and we are all going on vacation and sometimes we have to do work. and a really nice camera and features a flash on it. it is really nice for a lot of different features. >> the next one is my favorite go pro. >> and for all of your parasailing. this is in a casing right now that allows you to go in to water 100 feet under water. this is nice video. and what i love about gopro, time lapse photos and stay a phone is coming in and set it 1 or 2 photos a second and catch the storm clouds coming in and all sorts of coluses. >> that's how people do those videos. >> is it worth having these versus just taking your iphone and holding it out? >> it depends on what you are

looking for. because it is in the casing, these can go in the water. we tumbled these. and if you want to get the go pro out. >> you take it off? >> you can run away with it. >> i'm sorry. it is thinner than ever and it is tiny and powerful and rugied. >> that are not just normal headphones. they are the boat by dr. dre, and you can tune out the people in the paper and sipping all of your songs. ♪ let it go, let it go. >> and you block out people and embarrass your kids at the same time. it doesn't let the voices and noises in and a wonderful sound. >> all right.

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the fox urgent the only suspect in the benghazi terrorist attack makes a court appearance. abu khattala pled not guilty of aiding and supporting a terrorist group. the government investigation is still ongoing and more charges could be coming. boot bot was nabbed on june 15th and on a u.s. navy ship where he was interrogated by the fbi and cia until he was flown in washington by helicopter earlier