and you have questions for the ladies on the couch and brian we'll answer them live. we'll stay here for web show. out numbered over time. and go to fox news.com and click to over time tag. we'll be right here on the couch, waiting for you! >> three developing stories we are watching this hour as immigrants flood over the southern border. obama administration dodging questions on whether the migrants will be deported. and the trial begins for a friend of the boston marathon suspect. and this, hillary clinton campaign worked for him and is the former secretary of state trying to distance herself from president obama? >> but first, congressional investigators waiting for lois lerner e-mails may finally be rewarded. i am jenna lee.

>> and i am eric shaun in for jon scott this week. the irs said the computer crashed and tried to get the it department to help. but two years worth of incoming and out going messages were totally wiped out. the commissioneder is expected to hand over some of the incoming e-mails. but will it be enough and what will it be? mike emmanuel is live in dc & with the details on this. >> congressional investigators are going through thousands of pages of documents from lois lerner, but sources are not convinced that is everything that is retrievable. they revealed some of what they learned. >> we do try to keep the american people informed and we are partly doing that by being

on with you today. conservative were targeted and the liberals work. lois lerner broke the law and we may never know what all she did. >> they are expected to return to capitol hill this week. koskinnen said loiserner printed out copies. but the sources say koskinnen wants to clarify to clear up the discrepancies. and congressional investigators want to speak with the it people in the irs about how they handle lois lerner hard drive. i am told the irs is saying that the it folks cannot do it until the treasury inspector general is finished with his work.

the inspector general is investigating and two house committees digging and a open investigation in the justice department and why many congressional republicans say it would be wise to opponent a special counsel to get to the bottom of the irs mess. >> thank you so much. jenna? the trial of the friend of the surviving boston marathon bombing suspect. they removed a back pack and lap top and empty fire work canisters. he is accused of interfering in the federal investigation that killed throw and leaving many injured. molly. >> reporter: opening statements are complete and the first witness including the fbiamy took the stand in the trials of the friends of the bombing

suspects. the 20-year-old is among several friends of tarznaov that is facing charges. they are both natives of ka zizstan. they are accused of removing items several days after the last year deadly attack including the back pack that had fireworks and explosive powder and lap top computer. in opening statements, prosecutor said these actions were taken after seeing the photographs on the news along with his brother's image as a massive manhunt got under way. the young man agreed to dispose of the back pack to protect their friend that was a suspect in the marathon bombing. he told them that it was good to die to as a martyr and claimed

to know how to build a bomb. the defense attorney paints a different picture and arguing that it the actions showed he never intended to obstruct justice or help the bomber. he never took the back pack or touched it and was really looking for marijuana in the room. he argued that he was cooperative and allowing agents to search his phone and agents and home. he is not accused of having going to do with the marathon bombing or prior knowledge of the attack. he is facing however more than 20 years in prison. >> molly, thank you. now to politics with president's poll numbers dropping. democrats could face a tough balancing act being tied to the president especially secretary of state hillary clinton.

she may be trying to highlight differences saying a president should never stop working with congress. and how she would have armed the syrian rebels earlier. what does she need to do to separate herself from the former boss and will it work? joaning us is chris moody and senior writer for the weekly standard. >> she's been on critical on three presidential team. economy and trying to get something done. >> it is a difficult balancing act. she has to appeal to the independents and turn out the president's base in 2016. if she throws him under the bus it could depress hers. and some areas she will have a difficult problem getting away from the president in the foreign policy where she was carrying out the russian reset.

she called it a brilliant stroke because she carried it out. there is a picture of her holding the russia reset button and now russia envaded ukraine. and on obama care. she has to have a policy to fix this plan. if she wants to fix obama care and not just running away from it. she would have to have concrete plans to fix the law. >> the reset button and she has a change of tune called vladimar putin dangerous. is this a beginning of moving away from the president's record but her past statement. >> she will have a tough time separating on foreign policy because of her role of secretary of state. i think the most important difference she would make it not so much about policy but effectiveness and strategy. remember that president obama has not had a good relationship

with congress in his entire president soine with the super majority of democrats he stuggled to get the health care to pass. and now in the clinton president so under bill clinton, he worked with a republican congress and did a lot of big things in fact. i think hillary clinton if she chooses to run point to that record and that is more who i am. i have the ability to work with members was congress even those who disagree with me to get things done. >> lbj, who brought people in and back slapped them and bill clinton was one of the leaders in that department want >> she will have to talk about policies that appeal to middle of the road republicans. and this is in the early stages. i am not sure what that is going

to be. she has tried to do it on issues of foreign policy and critized or publicly supported the traps fer of the five guantanamo it could commanders for bergdahl. but aides locked the report that she was skeptical of the deal. >> she was really saying that's why. and she was saying x? >> and exactly. a lot of triangulation in terms of rhetoric. they will have a difficult time to come up with policies. nchris, what does she do now. finished the book tour and summer in the hamptons and will not be in a swanky place. but does she lay low, her poll numbers have been dropping. what does she do here on in? >> she will not lay low. she'll continue to make speeches and a grandkid on the way and

time it will move quickly and she will build up support around the people around the country and make sher are decision and we'll have to wait and see. >> does anyone doubt what her decision already is, chris? >> no, i think it is clear that she is setting up a stage to run. we don't want to predict the future like this. things happen. but all signs indicate she is running. >> setting up the gate or looking like the horse is gone? >> it seems like. it i think i would wait and see how the polls are gone. if she is losing in the poll 99s with the republicans and it may not be working the fight. but if she has better odds to run, she will run for sure. >> thank you so much. jenna. >> and one of our big stories,

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the military is making new gains and recapaturing another eastern town. and the victory coming after retaking a city that was a rebel strong hold. and three bridges leading in another city was destroyed ahead of a government offensive and it is not clear who broke them up. the rebels did it to slow down the advancing ukraine an courses. >> there is an uproar in border states and protest in many areas. and said that attempt to process and relocate immigrants. marieta, california is a battleground for both sides.

we'll have the latest there live. >> the battle lines have been drawn over the past week and later today. we are expecting dozens of supporters and protestors to show up. resident said they will do going to stop the buses from bringing them to a processing center. here on friday, six protestors were arrested and the mayor of mureta said they were spitting on people and brought a black eye on the community. and that came to the heels of last tuesday when buses were turned around and had to leave. the mayor tells me that what he moves forward a plane full of imgrants is expected to fly in san diego. what happens from there is anyone guess. the federal authorities have not told local leaders what is happening next. >> we are trying to get information out.

but when we don't have answers, people get frustrated and we plan for the worst and the police officers enforce the law when it needs to be enforced. >> reporter: the biggest concern is public safety. all of the immigrants are brought to southern california because of border patrol over womened in texas. the facility is not housing them long-term. once they are processed here they will be released in the community. and the mayor said it would be a band-aid on a bigger problem and said this is a close tight- knit community and really the last week has been like this is landed on the doorstep of this doorstep and a huge problem in the country and they are dealing with it here in murieta. >> thank you, wil. >> legal marijuana steals about

to begin in washington state. 2,000 shops received licenses by e-mail telling them they can open doors and sell pot starting tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock a.m. they expect big lines. we are stoked. and officials say they expect to have 300 recreational marijuana shops in washington state >> video surfaces of oscar pistorias reenacting the shooting death of his girl 47. will the release of the video lead to a mistrial is a question today? and he came face-to-face of a dprooit great white shark attack. revealing what went through his mind as the shark moved in. ugh. heartburn.

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>> the defense called a final witness in the oscar pistorias murder trial. a video showed pistorias reepiacting the video death of his girlfriend. the video was never supposed to be made public. it is here and trial attorney we should not show the video because we don't have permission to air it. what do you think? what impact can it have on the case? >> the video would have hurt defense which is why they didn't

play it. we talked about the evidence rom and that's who made the video. they are expensive and they put them together and meant to be used in trial. the fact that defense didn't use it. it leads one to believe it is not helpful in the case. >> is it enough to impact the trial even though it was only released on television? >> there is no jury and no one to impact but the judge. and it is not played in the courtroom and not directly affect the trial. and i saw the actual video because another network played it. i speak from personal experience. i got attacked in detail and ask me to reenact it for you today, it is not going to be in the same. he's in the office and not with the adrenalin and emotion and

fear going on. >> and it is trekky to know how it was being shot with what intention? what should our viewers think about that regarding that. >> the defense may say act out and let's so which is more feasible. what are we seeing? it is not played by the people who made it. that's a problem when a tv station takes a piece and plays it. >> a mistrial? >> experts are saying that that could happen because the video was released only in the continent of australia. >> the prosecutor alluded to the video and that may be enough for the defense to say we need a mistrial. it shouldn't be brought up and if there is a chance, we need

a do over. >> he pussy to theed around it just enough to avoid that from happening and i would be shocked if they asked for it tomorrow. you have to make the motions usually when it comes up. >> from this point on, the defense is done with the final witness and i want a night to think about it. >> and that is what they think about it. >> and we have a couple of more we would like to get to. and what do you make of that and how does the defense feel about the defense of oscar pistorias? >> it should be despite the video and the month break in the trial, the issue is, did oscar pistorias kill his girlfriend with mals and afore thought. and the answer to that is no. and if the defense wants a night to morning quarterback. give it to him. >> they are worried that the

prosecution had an opportunity to call a rebuttal witness. what if they call somebody and this is the last bite of the apple. and that may be the hesitation. >> and the prosecutions was really about the screaming, earliy on in their case and talking about a woman's scream coming from inside of the house. and what oscar pistorias's team was saying no, that was oscar pistorias screaming. what is interesting, the video has him screaming and he doesn't sound like a woman. and that's where one wondered if it will come in or will the prosecution try to go back to those points and do what they haven't done? >> that is a great point. that's probably why the defense didn't introduce it. but when you are not in the heat of that moment with that emotion your voice will come out

differently. you don't want to hear what i said when i was attacked. so i think that is why it is not coming in and if that sways the judge. we have a problem. the defense has a real problem with that. >> will they rest their case and when will we get a decision. great to have you both. eric? >> jenna, right now, a swimmer is speaking out about a terrifying account with a great white shark. the seven foot shark bit him in the chest. man, patty ann, it is something we all fear in the ocean. >> reporter: it really is terrifying and in this case it could have been tragic. >> shark! get out of the water. shark! steve robeles was doing

his weekly long-distance swim off manhattan beach in california and he was face-to-fa face-to-face with a white shark. it was engaged because it was trying to free itself from a fisherman's hook. >> i thought i was seeing my last moments. and i was staring at him right here eyeball-to-eyeball. >> the fellow swimmer's brought him to safety and he's home and thankful to be alive. juvenile sharks are common off of the beach and it is illegal to fish for them. and the man who got him delayed of cutting the line because of all of the swimmers. swimming was banned for a mile

long stretch but the popular beach remained open. >> and he's lucky. >> and he's been in hiding. the leader of isis is taking a turn. the most wanted man in the world is focus of intense scrutiny as he makes his first big speech.

>> president obama set to visit texas for fundraisers, but has no plans to go to the border and look at the overwhelming immigration crisis there. this as the homeland security secretary dodging questions on whether the obama administration will deport tens of thousands of those people coming in illegally. hi, ed. >> reporter: good to see you. president's top aids are down in the boarder and he doesn't need to do that. fund-raising and talking about the economy. but one of those officials jay johnson is a homeland security he was on nbc's meet the press is asked if the administration will send these illegal children back to central america. he did not answer it directly repeatedly.

and i pressed the white house spokeses man on why that would not follow the law. >> he said this the administration is committed to enforcing the law in the immigration situation, if that is the case, why didn't the homeland security secretary said that he could not say what you said. >> he was clear about is our commitment to enforcing the law. >> i asked him and he talked about other options. >> he was asked directly about whether or not the administration is committed to enforcing the law. >> it is at issue in part the 2008 law that deals with the trafficking of children and josh earnest said the administration is dealing with the law, the process to go through you all of this and decide whether they are deported or not takes longer. tomorrow, the president will ask congress for more money and hire

more lawyer and bring in more immigration judges to move it on. >> they are sloping on the floor and more are coming. >> and when israeli officials say throw suspects in the killing of a palestinian teenager confessed to the crime. he was abducted and his burned body discovered in a jerusalem forest. palestinians say it was a revenge killing for the murder of three israeli teens. not only did three suspects confess to the crime, there are reports they reenacted it for the police and showed police how they committed the murder of 16 year old mohammed a bu a dar. and all are jewish israelis and motivated by revenge for the murder of throw israeli teens and reports that the suspects

tried to kidnap a nine-year-old palestinian boyin the same neighborhood one day earlier and they gave up after that boy's mother came to his rescue. the family of a bu a dare met with a bas. the palestinian leader said we will no longer be silent about crimes against our people. the boy's father received phone calls from israelis. but rejected the visit of perez. commenting on the extremist. but netanyahu said murder is murder and terrorism is terrorism. >> mother of one of the three israeli murdered said her family shares the pain of mohammed's parents. there apolice have not released new information. and after five days of clashes

in east jerusalem, west bank and arab towns, today there is quiet on the streets. dozens of palestinians though were arrested and more than 100 people were injured. and analyst say contributing to the calm is the arrest of theth and analyst point out a single act of provocation by either side can lead to more violence. gen a. >> david, thank you. >> jenna, also in the middle east, the mysterious leader of is sis may be finally stepping out of the shadows. right now the iraqi government is working to confirm the picture that claims to saw baghdadi delivering a ceremon in the grand mosque in mosul.

and baghdadi is calling on muslims to unite behind of a ka lifate called the islamic state. they have been to iraq. and lieutenant lieutenant colonel bill cowan, great to see you. baghdadi is demanding a jihad attack the infedells. will it work? >> there is a good chance it is going to work. isis is adept at social media and they have been reaching out with twitter and facebook and youtube and anything they can to generate interest from various sonies around the world and get many sunnis to join them and that is indeed happening. and we have numbers of 350 americans there and 2,000 europeans.

other sunnis from north africa and i would say baghdadi is doing a good job. we had him in a prison four years and i dare say u.s. intelligence should have pictures and have background on this guy. him getting visible like that tells you he's not afraid of much. >> he was in u.s. custody for a while in iraq and we released him to iraqi authorities and now a 10 million bounty and he is a specially designated global terrorist and bill, we had him. >> i guess we were not paying attention to the threat he could be. to be honest. he probably gained associations in prison there and we should have been watching that. but by the time he got out. he was able to get a movement going and rise to the level of prominence. what is so insurance. look at omar, head of taliban

and others are invisible. but baghdadi his name is prom nept here and standing and giving a sermon. >> and a l- baghdadi and american passport holders believed to be following him and they were going to syria and now focusing on iraq and he's reportedly threatened u.s. interest? >> he's said that and spoke out against u.s. interest and when he was released from prison, he told a handler i will so you in new york and they have had word put out that they are looking to come this way. what isis wants to do is consolidate the gains they and they may lose the support.

but they have the upper hand and it doesn't seem they are about to be pushed out and that poses a threat for us, not this week or next week or a couple of weeks from now. but the long-term and new security warnings from tsa may have something to do with isis or what is going on in syria>> and finally allege wouldly saying i will so you in new york. that reminds you of youseff. he looked at the world trade center. if we had enough money we would have taken it down. finally, do you think they will strike here? >> i am sure that is what they will want to do. and you look at all of the activity on the southern border and no one has told us how many nonhispanics that is coming across. it is a ceive for others coming.

and they will look at ways not only to sneak people across the border as they did in the past. hesbollah had people come in. and they will use ways to get here in the united states and strike activities. >> u.s. passport holders are certainly a big worry. lieutenant cowan great to see you. >> environment and economy. pitting conservativist and americans against beauing. dan has more from seattle. dan? >> reporter: hi, jenna, it is a complicated fight over water quality. how much fish locally caught fish washingtonians eat and if that puts their health at risk. environmental groups are notting more tougher regulations on

storm run off. people are eating a lot of polluted fish. native americans eat the most sea food from the local waters. we are talking about future and ongoing pollution. there are certain bays and species that are unsafe to eat. and what this rule is about keeping that from happening more. what no one can predict. how it could be done by technology. and they have a huge what they are worried about the uncertainity. >> to man date this one size fits all. and you can't comply with.

and it doesn't exist to measure or comply. it is absurd. in the meantime usda is encouraging americans to eat more fish and not less. >> there is an outbreak of tornados. and the damage done by the incredible twisters and the risk the severe weather has ahead of us. you do a lot of things great.

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looking at mom's actions as well. and what do you think of the photobehind me. imagine not having a smiley face. and would you post it on facebook pamg and that and more in the top of the hour? rchl >> from the fox extreme weather center. we are keeping an eye for the severe weather. one cameraman caught this twister picking up debris and shattering trees. homeowners reported damage when a torp torn touched down. the storms may not be over >> the potential for severe weather in the region we saw the tornado reports over the upper midwest and across the ohio river valley. and looking at showers and thunderstorms and potential for the southwest who got a shift of winds and moisture working its way in.

this is an area of concern. watch the area pushing through parts of iowa later on this evening and over night for illinois and indiana and ohio. we could so hail and damaging win and tornados. it is widespread region of weather. and in to the internior. and tomorrow shifts southward and eastward and watching that carefully. and this is a super typhoon in the western pacific and coming close to okinawa. the good nows fulook close, we have dryer air working its way in and perhaps it would lose the punch. and there is the latest track. it gets close to okinaa wa. and the bulk of the heavy winds

and rain will be west of that region. consciousness. you an see his teammates rush in and pull him off. lake was charged with misconduct. the league is now reviewing this very disturbing incident. >> the guy who is getting choke said, listen, we were going at it a little bit. i thought, i thought that he would stop but that he didn't. was getting a little bit uncomfortable. he did admit they -- >> rugby can be a tough game but not that tough. the u.s. urging a thorough investigation after an american

teenager is beaten and arrested in jerusalem. who's now getting involved? and why this is a complicated matter. we'll tell you more object that. her clients involve

the killings of the israeli and palestinian teenagers and increased rocket attacks, israeli authorities are also investigating the beating and detention of a 15-year-old florida teenager. that after an urgent message from the u.s. state department condemning the act and calling for a, quote, speedy, transparent, and credible investigation. steve harragan live with the latest on this from our miami bury. hi, steve. >> reporter: eric, tariq is a

16-year-old sophomore in tampa, in israel visiting family members with his parents. they're looking into what they claim is a broken jaw, broken chin, and a broken nose. they say was inflicted on him after a protest in which he was detained by israeli border police. initially, israeli border police said they detained six people were attacking israeli officers with rocks and sling shots but the 15-year-old kadir says he was simply a bystander. >> why did they attack you? >> i don't know. i ran. >> did you throw -- they said w >> no, i jumped the fence and i tried to run away because i just saw something -- somebody running at me. so i tried to run away. >> those protests were initially sparked by the brutal murder of kadir's 16-year-old cousin. itself a revenge murder following the death of three israeli teens. one of whom also, an american citizen. we're likely to see this afternoon in tampa here in

florida is a press conference by members of his family. they're likely to call for his immediate release from house arrest and his return to the u.s. they're also calling for an investigation into the israeli police officials they say responsible for the beating. the u.s. state department officials have also said they are shocked at the violent beating that he received while in police custody. and they want investigation, too, into what they say could be excessive force. eric and jenna, back to you. >> steve, thank you so much. a self-proclaimed skin guru to the stars accused of plotting to have a competitor killed. the woman at the center of this owns skin refinery in west hollywood. she reportedly felt threatened when another beauty expert opened a shop nearby. police say she wanted her competition out of the picture and asked a about having a white supremacist group kill this competitor. she is being arraigned today on a harncharge of soliciting murd.

her competitor is doing just fine. we know about the hassles when you go through airport security, taking off your shoes, belts, putting the computer in another pin. now the tsa is targeting our smartphones. what we'll next have to do with our electronics if we take them on certain friglights this summ tour de france. while it's been sideswiped, they say, by social media. take a look at this. what some spectators are doing that officials fear will put them in harm's way.

well, this whole selfie craze you've probably heard about is creating a may josh speed bump at a sporting event. the tour de france. riders have had it with spectators stepping into the road snapping pictures of themselves during the opening two stages of the race. the riders say the fans don't realize they use every part of the road and creating a risk of injuries for riders and spectators. there are bad enough crashes as there is on the road. plaj if you got knocked over off

a bike because someone was taking pictures. >> this selfie craze is getting out of hand. >> enough. thanks for joining us. "the real story with gretchen" starts now. >> we start off with a fox news alert today because we have brand new developments in the case of the toddler who police say died after his father left him locked inside a car in the heat for hours. new court records show police now want more information about the child's medical health before he died and they also want search warrants now for the father's iphone. all this amid word that the family changed the child's car seat just a few weeks before his death. for one that's typically used for babies younger than a year. remember, this child was 22 months old. and why do police now want to know more about the mom's connection to this case? we're going to have the late breaking developments in a live report coming up a little bit later on. plus expert legal analysis. in the meantime, if you can't turn them off for the