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eye of the independence day woke week. week to's new hour of happening now. i am jon scott. >> and i'm arthel neville. in for jenna lee. hurricane arthur is againing strength. it is packing winds of 90 miles per hour. and you are looking at carolina beach, north carolina on the live left side of your screen. thousands of vacationers and resident are leaving the coastal areas has the storm approaches. meteorologist janice dean has more on arthur is changing, i think, jd? >> arthur needs to make a sharp northeast turn or we'll have a earlier lap fall. we expect this to category 2, and look at this. this is where i am showing you the pointer. it is moving north, northeast right now.

and there is wiowa lmington. we could deal with a landfall sooner and southward than originally anticipated. this is where the storm is tracking in the next few hours toward an overnight landfall in cape patterus. it has to curve now to make that forecast and the models. a lot of the forecast models are moving westward and that indicates a potential earlier landfall. and southward. and national hurricane center has been steadfast with their tra yektory. and i also want to point out, there is a possibility that the storm will make more of's westward track inside of the cone of uncertainty. there is at track from the national hurricane center and again hugging the coast line here as a category 2 storm and they think potentially a land

fall in the outer banks here. this has to make a charp curve soon or we'll deal with a different trajectory. new information from the national hurricane center. they will up grade the winds and where the storm is positioned, i want to make sure folks are aware in the north carolina coast line, it could make a couple of landfalls and come close to wilming ton. this is thursday at 7:00 p.m. and coming close and you can so the pinks here. that is a category 2 storm and winds in exess of nomiles per hour. and landed over night friday at 12 o'clock a.m. in bea ufort and a third landfall possibliy. we could have a strong category 2 in the north carolina

coast with the additional winds in express of 96 miles per hour perhaps. and then the storm surge and rain and tornado threats also. and so a lot to consider in the next couple of hours and i point out that the storm needs to make a northeast turn now or we'll have a earlier landfall in a different location than originally anticipated. >> back to you a rthel. >> the u.s. is ramping up security. the new measures affect airports with direct flights to the united states and al-qaeda- learchinged terrorist in syria are working in yemen to try to blow up's plane heading to the u.s. from europe. uganda is warning about a specific attack on the entebbe airport. we'll talk about those threats in happening now. new fighting erupting in

iraq. government forces as you can so and sunni terrorist waging a gun battle for tikrit, that is saddam hussein's hometown. and prime minister maliki is warning that the declaration of isis of a islamic state covering parts of iraq and syria pose a threat to the entire region. they are live in the pentagon with more. >> a rthel. chuck hagel announced that the pept gone set up's second joint operation intelligence in northern kurdish town deploying american troops. >> they are not performing combat mission and none will perform combat missions. president obama has been clear that american combat troops are

not going to be fighting in iraq again. >> meanwhile the iraqi air force released the video and claiming to have carried out 121 raids in the past 24 hours and saudi arabia deployed and iraqi pictures are trying to overrun in the past two weeks tiowa krit 100 miles north of baghdad. the isis fighters so manied to have lost momentum. >> it is stretched in the logestic lines of communication. and the iraqi security forces are stiffening around baghdad. >> pentagon sources say that the russian decoy plane sent to help the iraqis this week are not yet

flying missions. pentagon said it is unclear if the iranians broke with sending the jets. they think that the iraqi army will defend baghdad but have a difficult time against isis without help. >> the iraqi government has its hands with seepy terrorist in the north and now a new danger from the south. the question is can baghdad handle a two front war? we'll have that later. >> top politics now. and hillary clinton is called the ineffable presidential candidate and her potential road to the 2016 nomination could be a rocky won. and the vulnerabilities is a record of few concrete

achievements as secretary of state and big ga ffes on her bock tour. she has the democratic party rallying around her. if the weaknesses get the best of her, are there other candidates that it unite the demdeps and excite them? and we'll start with you, there is there not an error of inevitability around hillary clinton? is she the only one in this race? >> well, there is certainly that air of inevitable and that is well demonstrated that the most credibility on the list that the national journal put together thrown in their lot with hillel before she announced her candidacy. and there are a few people who are exploring possible running in 2016. martin omolly. and there is a sense if clinton

runs tis her election to lose and that at the most what would the other candidates gain? maybe they will boost their national stat u and momentum and there is a sense it is clinton's election here? >> but daniel, the movie that has hillary clinton as the preordained winner, we have sewn that movie before? >> that is the second time hillary clinton and still not president. historically leading this big so early hasn't proven to be a big bon for candidates. just like president rudy guiliani or president hillary clinton. and there are credible 38s to hillary clinton and her being out front so early means that the republicans are going after her for the next couple of years and that's a price to pay for leading with your chin.

>> what about the other candidates, is she taking the oxygen out of the rom for them? >> they don't want there to be an air of inevitability. that doesn't excite the democrat base. they could be sec of her by the time 2016. and there are potential candidates running to the left of her. martin omolly and look at his record at the government. and he could run to the left of hillary clinton in that instance. and the democratic establishment rallied behind hillary clinton. and she has a robust machine. and it is enough to scare them out. >> but what about the barak obama example. this guy came out of no where to win iowa and the nomination. nany candidate has to look at

that obvious example. any candidate looking at this and potential candidate has to so weakness in hillary clinton. she had a bock tour that she was able to tailor and not looking so strong and can inevitable. and martin omolly and a fresh face like omolly and duvall patrick of massachusetts and liz warren. massachusetts democratic senator could run hillary clinton as old corporatist. unhoik elizabeth warren. >> and bon name he didn't mention was joe biden, the sitting vice-president. he wants the job doesn't he? >> he has run before and we have sewn in the past what happened. and i will say looking become to 2007 and 8. one thing that happen there. hillary clinton had the black vote shored up and once

african-american switched to back candidate then obama, that clinched the nomination. she needs to make sure her support is shored up throughout the democratic party. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and a new episode of caught on camera, crooks trying to rob a jewelry store. and did they get away with the heist. >> and uncle sam is handing out pink slips, really? >> and the dow hits a big milestone and crossing 17,000 first time ever after unemployment in june fell to 6.1 percent. do you believe that the economy has turned a corner? we'll want to hear from you. our live chat is up and running. and go to fox news.com/happening

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and then the owner came out with a shotgun and that sent them running, police are trying to find these guys and good nows is they got a got look at their face. >> right now as americans get set for the 4th of july. and there is heightened security and direct flights in the u.s. and homeland security officials are concerned that al-qaeda terrorist could smuggle undetectable bombs through pene airports. and we'll bring in bob strain and the ceo of investigative management group. bob, good to it so you. and we are concerned about this as americans. and tell me more specifically about the information and how reliable is that intelligence? >> obviously it is reloyable for tsa to make this kind of jump in security it has to be important.

and they know for a fact in syria and yemen. two dangerous al-qaeda groups joined forces and we know their history in 2009 whether the jet liner was over detroit they like to use the blastic bombs and they are not easy to detect. and so all of the direct flights from africa and the middle east are thoroughly searched and checking bags and looking for anything that is not apparent. and looking in the shoes and hand carried bags and searching individuals and there is a setback for all of the international flights and the lines getting on is longer and it is a thorough job they do for a while. >> it is necessary, he did get on the plane, and he was not successful thankfully, but he got on the plane with a bomb in

his pants. president obama is urnling pene pone leaders to beef up the security because of concern for flights coming in the u.s. and greg reported earlier that uganda is reacting to a specific threat. and so are we going to get the other european leaders on board with this? >> we are. and they are on board. even with the tsa announcement, all of the direct flights and europeans, and remember islamic extremist attracted fighter ares from u.s. and europe. and right now there is a tremend amount of people in the region and makes it difficult for us to monitor those people. we have a disruption of what is happening in iraq and in the region, but our intelligence suffers when it happens. we don't have regular sources of information. and everything is disturbed and

that creates a problem. we have specific information about the type of bomb and we know the factors are joined together to create a major threat. but at the same time we are losing information and sources and intelligence because of what is going on and that is why it is a concerning time for us. >> we are safe? >> we are safe as can be. we have intelligence networks and drones and surges and enforcement operation and final frontier, security and tsa. those make us safer, but is foolproof? >> are those explosives, can we so them detect them. >> if we see someone who is not dressed appropriately and sticks out. let somebody know. it is so important to it say

something whether we are in the airport or subways or the communities in the mall. if you see something say something. >> the message we can't hear enough of. >> happy fourth >> world war ii veteran louiz zamboriany has died. >> and the oscar pistorias trial. and the outcome of the case. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance can be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life.

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frep days on a raft after the bomber crashed. he once told fox news he is no hero. i have people saying i upon an inspiration. i go to the hospital and so guys with two legs off and arms off. they are the role heroes. >> before he joined the military he was a runner in the university of california and. he finished eighth in the mile run. louiowa s zamperini was 97 years old. ndramatic new testimony from wayne did yourman and describing the dope sense of helplessness in the possible factor of the shooting of rova steenkamp.

>> it is a individual who is supremely able and you have a individual who is significantly and what we so here causes in my opinion a significant amount of anxiety. >> your main responsibility is to the best interest of our client am i right? >> now would you say an expert witness would require a high sense of objectivity to assist the court in any way? >> indeed i would. and notivity might harm your client. >> i would not risk my reputation by coming to bring bis in a bis report. >> it is always in the best interest of your patient. and every question i ask you today. that is the overriding factor, am i right?

>> no, mr. nil. and my lady. i am here to answer mr. nel's question to provide the truth. the truth would come before my patient. >> and what this means, join, the criminal defense attorney and trial attorney and it got heated there and you have the doctor and the professor and exercise of medicine. trying to testify for the defense and saying that pistorias's disabilities contributed to stress and anxiety. john, is this position going to fly with the judge? >> i think so, in order to understand whether or not pistorias whether or not pistorias wanted to kill reeva steenkamp. he was disabled and brought up to think that everything in life is a danger by his mother. this is what the psychiatrist

state in the reports and in the testimony. and so it is a subjected bloef. and as long as the judge believes that ostar pistorias in his mind thought that there might be an intruder this is the defense. it is reasonable doubt and that is a high standard and allegations of suspicion. but has the burden of proof been prove ep. >> whit no, how do you poke holes in that argument? >> first and foremost start with the premise during the testimony is only an evaluation of pistorias that occurred after the murder. we are not taking about evidence of what he felt or experienced at the time of the ips dept. we are talking about an evaluation or assessment that had been done and charged with murder and he's feeling

vulnerability and depressed and he's facing a murder charge. i still believe that the prosecutions has been strong in the sense that they managed to it show the insecurity that he experiences and something that was playing out before the murder. he was demonstrating possession. >> and john, get back to the testimony. and of course accident we don't want to be insensitive to all people with disabilities. and we'll stick with pistorias here. he is one of the fastest runners in the world and a macho public image. how does his persona come in to play? well again, you have to in order to understand this case. you have to understand the mipped set of a disabled person.

it all dpz to the there is nothing thatmented to kill a girlfriend. and that is 1 or 2 that the prosecutions is taking out and cherry-picking to show the judge he had a motive to kill and in the grand scheme all you have is a double amputee and his life is threatened. and battle the ground. and that is not unreasonable in the circumstances. i think he will be found not guilty. we'll give you the last 30 seconds. >>y totally disagree. >> the and the state and prosecutions should be put forward and they had managed to show steenkamp was in fear of

pistorias and the evidence as far as his own statements don't match up with the evidence. and they are screaming by a woman and i just don't think the testimony is fatal in any way and gives to the ultimate issue here. >> whitney, i have to leave it there. thank you very much. and thank you to it both of you. >> there is a new effort to care for thousands of illegal immigrants that brave terrible and dangerous conditions in the u.s. major city preparing to take many of them in. and california struggling with a fire season that is far worse than usual. and help will be on the way and new technology that saves lives. >> reporter: we are here in scientist with uc river side and they are loading up and after the break, we'll light it all on fire and tell you how it saves

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>> dallas bracing for a massive flood of immigrants. they are preparing to shelter 2,000 children creating a influx there. >> there is not a lot of

opposition to it locally. and nothing like what we saw happening in california earlier this week and people protesting and blocking the buses to a temporary housing facility and keep illegals out. and it so manies texans are more willing to help at lost for now. the biggest challenge dallas county leader ares have. where will they house 2,000 children they will be taking in and how long will they stay here. three vacant schools are considered and meetings between the local charities and volunteers and trying to figure out the best way to care for young kids. >> whatever you think about immigration, these are children and they are here by no fault of their own. and these children don't have anywhere else to go. and there is noise over who is

picking up the tab. local officials insist that the feds will pick up the cost for educational and religious needs in each shelter and if you think about it, it is still taxpayer money whether from the local or federal level that children will arrive here in the big d by the end of july. arthel. casy ste gal. thanks a lot. nright now, sunni terrorist are making inroads in syria and iraq. rebel factions affiliated with a powerful tribe in the northeast. it came in the blitz in norther and western iraq and violence engulfs the country freedom prime maliki is facing problems

from the shiite in the south. and the president has ordered in some americans, about 900 at last count to protect american facilities and embassy and embassy personnel and that kind of things. they will not do active war fighting unless they are under attack? >> that's right, john. they are u.s. service people to protect americans in the embassy in baghdad and other civilians and the assessments and to find out how good the iraqi military is right now. they gather intelligence from the human sources and electronic eavesdropping and also from unmanned drones. and it so voilths. if we are going to do anything

else. bomb or reenforcements and all of that from a rolistic picture of the battle fold. how are the iraqis doing and can they hold? if they continue to disintegrate we are in big trouble, john. >> i know maliki is boosting air power and play claim to american airplanes and he said the country is owed; is that enough to it turn the tide of this thing? >> no. you can't bomb your way out of a secitarian civil war. that is drin by hatred on both sides and historically speaking when they roached the period where they are now ends through bloody exhaustion and a few more boeps and couple of more american troops will not make a difference in what seems to be an emerging as a long protracted

bloody war of attrition fuelled by religious hatred. >> we have the sunnis stretching in an a rc in much of iraq and syria and borders don't so many to mean much. is this a permanently redrawn map of the middle east? it looks that way and it is dangerous to us as well. if you are going to build a viable terrorist organization that is going to threaten nations overseas. you need a sachthuary and money and you need enteleyeaps and you need the ability to transport terrorist overseas using foreign passports and if you look at what the sony area is starting to shape out to be. all of those five elements and the perfect storm for a terrorist operation are beginning to emerge in the sunni control area and over the long-term is bad news for the

united states. >> you are not advocating that the u.s. get heavily involved? >> what is it going to achieve? >> we'll have 900 people there but looking at both sides, you are looking at hundreds of thousands of fighters in an area from the kurdish border and western roaches of syria. this is an enormous campaign that makes the fight that we had in iraq over eight years seem small by comparison, this is a civil war and it is going to be fought to exhaustion and there is little we can do about it, john. >> general, thank you. >> thank you, john. >> at least two homes damaged and hundreds of people forced to evacuate as a wildfires rages in north carolina woin counsel row and researchers are using a high-tech wind tunnel to study

ways to prevent fetture disasters. >> and hi, will. there are more than half a dozen wildfireses burning in the country and this is critical technology and you can see they timed up to create the fire wind tunnel and we'll show you how it works. they will light this on fire and this is the fun part and she will light this and that is dead vegetation and what is going to happen. they will catch the live vegetation on fire and throw branches and the same time it is controlling the wind spode and humidity and temperature and we'll show you how quickly they can shoot up 10-15 foot up in to the air and this shoes how quickly it gets out of control. they will do this experiment over and over on the hopes down the line they will save more

lives and community in the future. >> we are changing fuel types and we are changing the amount of foul and wind conditions and humidity and moisture and how four does under those conditions. >> with all of the wildfireses going on in the country, scientist would love to get technology in firefighter's hands. they will have to do it thousands and thousands of times and they are a couple of years from getting it to the firefighters on the front line. they take all of the data and put it in the computers and thighs the information they will predict wildfires. you can get dirty here. there is ash falling down from the ceiling. but the testify tell me it is well worth it. >> indeed. there are so many wildfires

affecting people in california. and so if there is any relief down the line in the future, that is a good thing. will carr, we'll keep the ash off of you. >> get him a hard hat. bureau of labor statistics said the unemployment rate dropped to 6.1 percent thanks to employers adding 288,000 jobs last month. it is the first time since the january of 2,000 that we have sewn total job growth for five consective months. and stocks responding to the job's report and crossing 17,000 for the first time ever. and they seem to be holding there right now. and 17, 068. and the economy cannot turn the corner because of the income tax. it has chased out of the country

the jobs that middle-class non- joe- college can do. >> walk in your grocery store. people are hired part- time for three months and dumped. why can't we get real figures on full-time employment. >> go to fox news.com/happening now. >> and our brave troops risk their lives overseas only to get a pink slip. why is the army downsizing? stay tuped for that reportment ! let's show 'em what a breakfast with whole grain fiber can do. [ barista ] i have two cappuccinos, a medium macchiato, and two espressos -- one with a double shot. that's not the coffee talkin'. [ female announcer ] start your day with kellogg's frosted mini wheats cereal. it's a delicious way to get the nutrition you want.

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boys club. binge drinking and escorts and strip clubs and pay gap between the men and women. do you want the witness packing heat. meet the ladies of shotters and why you don't want to mess with them. >> the u.s. army and all of the serves are doing source downsizing. and they are serving our country with bravery and honor. they have fewer overseas commitments and budget cuts in washington. we'll have the smartest army since the build up to world war ii. and our next guest knows those who are let g. amy is the associate editor of military.com. and wife of the active duty captain. your husband's job is safe right now but others not so fortunate. what does it feel like in the

army right now? >> people are very nervous about these cuts. and the army is a way of life when you have been in it as long as you have. some of the folks have been in 7 or 8 or 9 or 10 years and some more. and this is not just a job. it is a life style and being handed a pink slip after sacrificing so much feels like a betrayal. >> it is not an easy life. there are deployments to attack your husband or wife away from you. and you have to juggle child care responsibilities and so forth and then in the end of all of that, the pay is not particularly great and in the end of all of that and you are told you are not needed anymore. and why are they doing this? >> i am not a military strategist and i can't speak to the why and nor am i a politician. and from a military family

perspective transition came quickly and yesterday it so manies leak we were increasing the size of the army and still at war in afghanistan and sending troops inwell. transition feels very nerve-racking to military families. that's one of the reasons why at military.com we have so many military transition resources because this is something people are concerned about. >> you told one story in particular of a captain who just had been transferred and sent to a new base. has a new baby on the way. his wife, they rent an apartment, and they are told you're done. >> that's right. these people received orders to move. they had secured a home in their new location. they had talked to their landlord where they currently live and said we're leaving and then on monday morning he was called in and told, hey, we don't need you anymore. thank you for your service. by april 1st, you're out. >> thank you for your service.

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sobering new numbers on identity theft in this country. 45% of shoppers had personal information stolen in a security breach within the last year. 60% of 18 to 24 year olds had their information stolen. and 45% of shoppers say they don't trust retailers to keep their info safe. so what can we do to protect ourselves? joining us now a tech security expert aaron roth. i want to start here wrapped up in one question here. is it better -- i want to talk

about online shopping if i can. a lot of people do that these days. is it better to use paypal? does that make your information safer or sometimes when you get to checkout they say do you want to pay through amazon. my stuff is already there. as for me i think i'm safer because my stuff is there let's start there. >> paypal is great way to go. i happen to be a big fan of using your credit card online because you are protected by our credit card company if something goes wrong with paypal, you have to fight with paypal to get your money back because it's not as easy to do. >> with paypal don't you put in a certain amount of money. they don't automatically take -- it's linked to a credit card or bank account. let's say if you have $300 in your paypal account, that's all they can get, right? >> correct. but if something goes wrong with what you bought, you buy something for your child and it doesn't work, you go to credit card company they'll give money back if there's a problem. with paypal you have to use the disputing process and that can

be a problem if they don't agree with you. >> what information are they looking for? the hackers? >> they are looking for whatever information they can glean from you. they'll go after your bank account. if they figure out your password and you have it for everything out there, they'll have a field day. if you're a college student, they'll try to find information, credit card information, start off with light spending to see if you notice discrepancy and if you don't they'll go shopping. >> what's a good password? >> go with secure wi-fi. anything you use in starbucks should not be anything important. a good password, i mean, the blog that we have a great tips for using correct passwords. if you just have your first and last name or your date of birth, that's not going to work. >> symbols and everything. >> capital letters. it's tricky. some places you have to have capitals. >> aaron ross, i appreciate your time. thank you for your tips.

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