virtis >> the gator golfers are going to be with us tomorrow. have you seen the size of this? it is bigger than your car. >> i have not been down for there thousands of years. "happening now" starts now. >> an urgent manhunt for whoever shot two police officers in the embattled town of ferguson missouri. investigators wrapped up a briefing and we learned new items and having questions left. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. the shooting happened at a protest in front of the police head quarters and cameras were rolling. crowd scrambling as the shots ran out. gunfire striking one officer in the face and the other in the shoulder.

they say their injuries are serious but both officer should recover. the demonstrators gathered demanding more changing after the resigning of the ferguson police chief and the city manager. >> we could have buried two police officers over this. i didn't expect the amount of agitation at times we saw last night out of the crowd based on the news that happened yesterday and not everybody there expressed that. >> garret is working this from chicago. >> finding whoever is responsible for the shooting is the number one priority of the st. louis police department. the chief said detectives do have some leads. you can see live in ferguson the investigators are going house-to-house in that area. we know two suspects have been taken out for questions. police are on the roofs of

several homes as well. protest were dissolving after midnight and shots ran out striking two officers. you can see the helmet splattered in blood and the bullet is behind his head still. the other officer was shot in the right shoulder. now police believe they were shot by a handgun from a poorly lit side street about 125 yards away. it is by god's grace the officer is still alive and more were not hit according to the chief. >> this is really an ambush. you cannot see it coming. you don't understand it is going to happen. you are defenseless from the time it is happening to you at the time. that is difficult to guard against. >> and again you can see this life picture of detectives on

the scene this morning using metal can detectors and using any evidence to help them figure out who is responsible. they were going door to door talk to folks and have two people they are questions and they are trying to get another person out of one of those homes. we will bring you more. >> very tense times there in ferguson. thank you. now to politics. the controversy over secretary of state hilary clinton's missing e-mails is taking a new turn a. former justice department attorney said clinton may have broken the law if she failed to turn over all executive records when she stepped down. doug is live. >> this is something new. there has been a lot of back and forth whether the secretary violated any rules, federal records act, obama policy and her own signed cable saying not to use personal e-mail for official correspondence.

she said all of the correspondence was preserved and no violations of rules. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. so i am certainly well aware of the classification requirements and did not send classified material. >> but now a former justice department lawyer writing in the national review, maintains she may have broken the law. every state department employee is required to sign a separation letter before leaving and they can face fines, implies -- imprisonment or both if they don't turn it over >> the form says understand you are certifying something we can

prosecute you for. making a statement, knowingly and willfully and you have do that it is a felony. >> clinton said because she e-mail their staff at their dot gov account they are recorded. some staffers used the clinton e-mail dot com accounts. it was revealed it was a cov covetted perk of working with her. the new york time is reporting the democrats are carrying on with reports saying ms. clinton is too big to fail.

but washington post says democrats are concerned hilary clinton is not ready. johnathan alan is here. and here punitive campaign is it or is she too big to fail? >> it is as close as any campaign at this point could be too big to fail. we know from too big to fail that some companies did fail. from a political perspective there is no guarantee she will get the white house but may be too big to fail in the primary. >> the e-mail things to be growing rather than exceeding. how nervous are they? >> i think they are increasingly nervous. martin o'malley seems to get a

little support and elizabeth warren and others are being called to get into the race. so many people are benefiting off the bank of clinton and that is what keeps the machine running and going. so there are plenty of people who want to see hillary's success but democratic loyalist see a weaker candidate forgot how weak she can be. >> in terms of her ability as a candidate and it has been said she is not her husband many times this week. she is not as charming maybe as bill clinton can be. >> she hid from public view going from state department. she flew a million miles and was around the world and hardly in front of the american people taking tough questions. after the state department she

went silent for two years. people have forgotten she is not her husband and she is a talented politician in that way. she is not able to grip grin and charm people and exude confidence in the way her husband did. even during scandals she is not exciting so i think it is problematic. >> problematic? for the administration this is a real problem. josh ernest was saying we don't want to deal with this. but they have to one way or the other. >> i think the legal platform of breaking laws is important. the state department has not shared information in terms of whether she signed that document in doug's report certifying she had returned records. if there is a legal issue the president is in a box. he either investigates his former secretary of state and

democratic frontrunner for the rez or doesn't and it looks like he is covering up for her. it doesn't look like josh ernest wants to mirror himself to hilary clinton's explanation of what happened or obama or many other democrats. this is something that is difficult for the democratic party for a long time to come. >> this is an administration that is quick to investigate the ferguson police department for instance but there doesn't seem to be any appetite to look into whether the former secretary of state here broke the law. >> we have seen a shift as of late. the administration is picking up it isn't just the hilary clinton scandal but an obama administration scandal and that is why they are distancing themselves from hilary clinton and saying you have to check with her to see if she broke the rules. i think there is a deep

understanding they could do harm to president obama and his administration. and it is something they are aware of even though it is hard to imagine seeing someone like eric holder investigating hilary clinton. the obama administration is not going after the strong democratic candidate. >> this is scandal does not seem to be going away. john and daniel thank you. some democrats suggest hilary clinton is too big to fail. we want to hear from you. our live chat is up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. going overseas where the crisis of ukraine and fears of aggression are sparking poland to ask for cruise missiles like the ones you see on the screen

as the united states is deploying thousands of troops and greg is live in the london bureau covering this request on the ground. what do we know about poland's request request? >> a lot of effort is made sure to make sure russia isn't doing any more investigations around. they want to launch them from submarines poland is buying and they are purchasing drones and armor personal carriers making poland ready for possible russian trips. there are 5,000 troops this summer in poland part of a fast

reaction force aimed at blunting rugs russian attacks and russia is doing their own exercise and patrol on land sea and air in the vicinity of eastern europe. and poland is saying it is welcoming any citizens up to the age of 50 to participate in their own military training just in case. >> what is the latest on the russian threat? >> we are looking at the russian threat and the cease-fire that is supposed to be holding in ukraine. it is pretty much generally okay. but there are some rumblings. we heard from the nato secretary general who said russia is arming and training rebel forces who are doing their own exercise in ukraine this week. victoria newland says russian

tanks are crossing the border into ukraine in the past couple day and another official saying russia is still in eastern mitochondrion ukraine. and today a spokesperson for vladimer putin dismissed rumors circulated on the internet that he is in poor health. he hasn't been seen for a week and canceled a meeting today and an upcoming trip. to quote the spokesman he is healthy and added his hand shake could break your hand. critics might say he is aiming to break a few other things >> we will take them at their word -- for now. greg thank you >> and his hand shake. his hand shake isn't worth much. >> i want to see what that is like between you and vladimer putin. i don't think he could break your hand. >> new progress in the battle of beating isis with forces backed by iran entering and clashing

the terrorist and recapturing the town in northern and western iraq. they control about a third of iraq and syria right now. >> this month marks four years since protest turned to civil war and today groups are criticizing the un for not boosing humanitarian aid. four million syrians are -- have -- fled to neighboring regions. a quick programming note here. fox news reporting unholy war, the rise of isis anchored by bret baier airs tomorrow at 10 p.m. eastern only here on the

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>> we told you earlier about the shooting of the twoofficers guarding the ferguson missouri police head quarters after protest range out there. apparent apparently they have a suspect they want to talk to. they are inserting a camera, we believe or a listening unit into the attic of this home there somewhere in ferguson. those are tactical officers from the st. louis police department whether they think somebody is hiding in an attic or something we don't know.

but they are on the roof searching for a suspect. that video was a few seconds ago and this is live video now. it appears they have entered the home. they have it surrounded. whether anybody is inside we don't know. this is a home where they believe somebody they want to talk to in connection with the shooting officers last night might be hiding. one officer hit in the face with the bullet lodged behind his right here. the other officer was hit in the shoulder with the bullet coming out of his back in between his spine and his scapula. the shots were fired the police chief said from about 125 yards away and fired with a handgun. fairly long range shot for ahand gun -- a hand gup gun.

they are very lucky they and it is by the grace of god according to the chief that they will not be burying two officers. you can see them heading out of the home where they thought there was suspect they wanted to talk to. maybe they entered the home determined no one was there and no possibility of lethal force. >> still a developing story. this is in south ferguson. we will continue to watch happening at this particular home and come back as we hear and see more. in the meantime a new government program raising questions about privacy is a partnership between the cia and the justice department to trick phones into revealing registration and location data. the idea is to hunt the bad guys but it can track anyone. catherine harris is live from washington.

the cia played a central role with the justice department to develop this technology. and the question is this is meant for overseas covert operations with routine police work. this is in line with other programs that use the technology you see known as the dirt box or stingray. this is an old version because new photos are hard to come by. the technology mimics a cellphone towers and tricks the phone into giving them unique information. it is run using planes that scrape huge volumes of data scan it from thousands of cellphones, before identifying the device of interest to law enforcement. critics question why this drag net surveillance is necessary and there was no formal statement to fox news from the justice department but we were

given some information saying anything they do is limited to law enforcement for not bulk data. >> we carry smart phones around and need to pay attention. thank you so much for this.

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sticking out andskwand john was standing over her with a knife. i remember telling her i loved her. we said it back and forth. promising her that we would go back to the beach as soon as she was better >> jaime han later died and she is charged with trying to kill her husband as well. we have a criminal defense continue here. let's talk about premeditation in the case eric. the alleged murderer carried around an eight-inch kitchen knife for week and waited until the husband was upstairs changing to attack to wife. is that enough for first-degree murder? >> of course the defense wants to make sure the jury goes away from premeditation.

they don't want the jury to think this man with the intent to kill this lady. this man regardless of pre-planned or done instantly, he killed this man's wife in cold blood. and it all goes back to the money because there were allegations of money missing out of thue account. it is a horrible shame this happened. >> let's talk about that wendy, about the money missing. that is what the defense is pointing to saying this guy wasn't right in the head it was a long time coming and he was unravelling and snapped here and it wasn't first-degree murder. what do you think? >> we don't need to prove motive and many people think this involves planning for months. premeditation can be formed in a

small amount of time and you have to prove things like he waited until the husband went upstairs and 24 stab wounds goes against the argument of he snapped. it seems like he wanted to finish the job. those are the things that show it is first-degree murder not less homicide due to heat of passion. >> let me play what the defense attorney said in court about what direction their case is going to go. let's listen. >> there is evidence in this case i don't think the state will dispute that our client attempted suicide and those two states of mind with respect to the theory of what caused the homicide to occur and we would anticipate addressing that. >> the knife wasn't meant for the woman in this case. it was meant for the accused

killer. do you buy that? >> that doesn't matter. transferred intent. if i try to shoot you and i shoot someone next to you i am charged with murder regardless. this defense is common when he bet good bad cases. you must admit what you must and deny what you can. they have to deny this man planned it out and tried to kill this lady. but going to intent like the other lawyer said they have issues because the husband went upstairs and it looks like he waited until the husband went upstairs so he could finish the job without any interference. >> it is a horrible crime windy. we can get into the specifics of how it was done but the jury knows this was the couple's best man in the wedding and that part of the story line -- i wonder how damaging that simple fact is to the jury >> absolutely. the relational dynamics are tragic and that testimony is so hard to watch.

somebody can be both suicidal and homicidal. in fact we see it quite frequently. another thing about the manner of death stabbing is up close and personal. he didn't kill her via sniper shot. his carried a lot of emotion probably due to the embezzlement and other issues going on. but the relational dynamics comp likate this for both sides. >> it is an ongoing case and we will continue to watch it. >> scary stuff in clark county indiana. a bus rolled over i-65 is the location near henryville indiana. the clark's county sheriff's office spokesperson said it is near the 22 mile marker and there are multiple injuries.

four medical choppers have been called to the scene. their appear to be children who are injured from the debris. the way the debris is scattered around it looks like this was a violent insu violent incident. four choppers on their way in some kind of a bus rollover. you can see the fire and rescue teams with a tow truck in position. there are the skid marks showing what happened or which direction the bus was travelling when it went off the road. we will update you who we find out more about those who have been injured and new developments in the crash of the military hellicopthelicopter that went down off the coast of florida. and questions heating up over hilary clinton's e-mail in the state department and associated

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you have probably heard and seen some of this. the white house trying to distance itself from the controversy over hilary clinton's e-mail and how she handled federal records as

secretary of state. josh ernest told clinton she was on her own >> the secretary and her handling of her inbox is not something i am going to comment on and i am not interested. >> ari is here former press secretary for george w bush. i suppose you have some sympathy here. >> that is the only thing he can say. >> he kept referring to this as personal e-mail. it is not personal e-mail. it is government e-mail. and belongs to us. >> that government does and that personal doesn't. it was about yoga but i suspect not everything is about yoga. they want to protect and not throw the former secretary of

state overboard. this is awkward embarrassing and pain for the white house and josh ernest is in a terrible spot. >> and more and more information is coming to light that outgoing state department and government employees are supposed to sign this form that says i have left with the government, i have handed over to the government everything i did while in government service. >> well we have the problem the secretary of state didn't do what the president of the united states wanted his cabinet to do and work off the government e-mail so it could be archive. you have a test of the president here and that is why the white house hates it. is he truly a reformer that came to clean up washington? if he was he would speak out against about what the secretary did or is he go long with politics as usual and he is chose choseing the latter.

>> what she did was wrong? >> absolutely. you know you need personal and gleet governmental accounts and you can use the government for personal but you cannot do it the other way. she said 50% of her e-mails are personal and who in the world spends 50% of their time sending personal e-mails as secretary of the state. >> my fox account is way more active than my personal account. >> sure. she had a busy day job and claiming 50% were personal so she could destroy them. there are things she doesn't want the public to know. >> very quickly the president says he was unaware. how do you notice when you get an e-mail from at hilary clinton. how do you not notice the dot gov stamp? >> i can understand that.

he had no way of knowing if she had a government address. maybe he thought it was odd i never get the government address. >> no body in the state department noticed? >> great point. where is the counselor and the inspector general and where are the e-mails hillary sent to her chief of staff and such. those are all on personal accounts. fox news is con firming reports of another incident with the secret service saying two agents drove a government car into white house security barricades after a late-night drinking party last week. the police officers were ordered to let them go home without a sobriety test. what do you think about that? >> it is hard breaking. you work with the secret service and you form bonds. they are elite and high strung

and i think they blew off steam in a way that is not acceptable and they will have to crack down. >> those are stressful jobs. i know about the secret service on watch at the clinton residents. stressful jobs and lot of travel. >> stressful and boring. you stare into the woods or road. >> and you are highly trained and qualified. >> absolutely. so when they blow off steam, they blow it off. but if they are elite they should not behave like that. >> i agree. good to have you in. jenna? update to a tragic story developing throughout "happening now" yesterday. the crash of a u.s. military helicopt helicopter over the water of florida. heavy fog is being labelled as the cause that left 11 service members presumed dead.

jonathan is live. >> reporter: you can see the fog behind me. the conditions were similar the night this helicopter went down. so much so that a second helicopter that was participating in the same mission had to turn around and land but military officials say they are still investigating the cause of this accident. meanwhile a worried coastal community is waiting for answers. flags are flying at half staphyland overnight concerned residents held a vigil at the pier in honor of the 11 service members on board. the chopper went down tuesday night while they were con ducking what was supposed to be a routine mission. >> i would add my prayers to the secretary of defense at the loss of the folks on the helicopter and they are a reminder to us that those who serve put themselves at risk both in training and in combat.

>> the helicopter had four louisiana national guard service members from a unit that had been to iraq and worked on gulf coast hurricanes to the bp oil spill. they were carrying seven marines out of camp lejune who had seen combat in iraq and afghanistan. it is unclear whether the dense fog played a role in the accident but it has been a factor in slowing down research. they did find human remains in the santa rosa coastal way. and this is a live shot of a press conference getting underway. officials with eglin air force base briefing reporters on the latest. let's listen in. >> the air crew still on site i

was told we had an air craft down with 11 souls on board and they were asking for our assistance. at that point we initiated search and rescue operations requesting boats from local fire departments, coast guard midbay fish and wildlife assets were requested. understand it is about 11:30 going on midnight. the conditions out there were very, very dense fog. boats that did get on scene could not see. they were probably travelling about less than five miles per hour out there afraid to run into each other and any hazards that might be out there. what they were doing at that point was looking for survivors that may have been in the water. those operations continued through the night. i had requested additional assets to come in from the coast guard boats with side scan sonar and we had limited assets at

that point. late yesterday we were searching out on the surface and responding to reports of debris washing up on the north side of the bay. and we had access on that side responding to any responses or calls of debris or human remains washing up on the side. we were gathering those and bringing them back to my location where i had a staging area operation setup to handle that kind of stuff. at approximately 9 a.m. yesterday late morning i will say we did have a hit from sonar on what we thought was the air craft in the middle of the bay. we immediately sent divers out there to get eyes on the target to confirm it was the helicopter. we sent a diver down with a snorkel and he could see that that was the helicopter from the depths of 25 feet. the game plan was to do a side

scan sonar mapping of the bottom of the bay so we could see what was going on and develop the dive plan from that. that is about an hour to do. once we got the scan we looked and confirmed here is the helicopter, it is broken into several pieces and we determined what we would do what teams were assembled and who would do what. at approximately -- let me get the time straight here. about 2 o'clock in the afternoon the search and recovery -- sorry, search and rescue was still ongoing and that is when we put the divers into the water to start retrieving the air crew. operations continued until about 1800 last night as you saw yesterday the fog rolled in yesterday afternoon hampering operations on the water. the water conditions turned to almost zero visibility under water. so the crews down there were struggling to do what they had

to do. so at approximately 1830 last night we had to stop operations because of the conditions out there in the water. we did maintain a presence out here last night for any reports and i appreciate the media putting out telephone numbers. we received no calls last night of any debris washing up anywhere and that is a good thing. right now we are as the colonel stated a recovery stage. the coast guard has contacted a salvage unit out of mobile. i don't know the name of the agency. but we expect them to come on site late afternoon/early evening. as you can see with the conditions and we have weather coming in later on they are probably not going to start any operations tonight. i don't know what the weather is tomorrow but i believe we have more weather tomorrow and it may hamper the beginning of their

operations. at this point as the colonel stated we have started the transition to the army handing the site over to them, active investigation team is on site we are working with them giving them the debris and things we recovered so they can do what they have to do with the investigation. >> this is just one of those stories that is really tough. we are just hearing more details about what actually transpired for this training accident that took place off the coast of florida. 11 service members died in that accident. you are hearing from monty canyon. the 96 test wing vice commander who is overlooking what is now a recovery mission. the elements jon they spoke of not only in the air for the helicopter but now for the recovery sounds horrible. i cannot imagine what the family is going through hearing about this horrible accident and now the difficulty in the recovery efforts. >> the family of the four

national guard soldiers and the seven marines on board all combat veterans. the air crew would have flown in very difficult combat situations in afghanistan. and yet a training accident apparently over the waters of the gulf takes everyone's lives. it is so sad. and the search continues. >> we will keep you updated as we hear more on that. we will switch gears here a little. lots of folks or really just everyone is looking for the fountain of youth. there could be a pill for that. researchers say they found a new class of drugs that could reduce aging and they have seen it in mouse. it removes a cell in the body that is responsible for aging and maybe it could help us. we have the senior author of the study here. how does this new drug work

exactly? >> what it does is it as you were mentioning it targets cells that we call senescent cells and they accumulate in tissues with aging and at sites of age related chronic diseases and produce cells that damage the other cells around them. we found if you clear them by putting a gene into mice the mice are heathier. so we were able to come up with a drug that acts in the same manner as that kind of gene and kills the cells. >> doctor i was hearing you speak about this and one thing that really resinated with me is you say you treat people who are elderly paying 36 rounds of golf and other people that have a laundry list of problems and you thought this drug could perhaps in one pill help someone with a laundry list of other ailments. how so? >> well we know that aging is

the biggest risk factor for most of the chronic diseases that account for the bulk of illness in society and the bulk of people who have to go into hospital and to die. and so we recognized for some time that aging dwarfs the other risk factors but we have not been able to target the aging process and the notion is if we can target them maybe we can delay the diseases. if we cured all cancer you would have more to life expectancy but you would die of heart disease or alzheimer's. so we are trying to hopefully delay all of the diseases as a group. that is the hope of the aging biology field. >> this is interesting to talk about what is happening inside the body verses just visually.

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>> i like that. just like a pop corn bag. that was a good one. here is what we are woking on for the second hour of "happening now." we are live in ferguson missouri for the active manhunt of a shooter. and we will tell you who police believe this guy is. and we want to hear from you. some democrats are suggesting that hilary clinton is too big to fail when it comes for democratic nomination for president. did you agree with that? our live chat is up and running. click on america's asking for join the conversation.

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out of the hospital. jenna: wow, that seems miraculous. that is less than 12 hours when they have been shot. jon: can't keep a good man down. jenna: ferguson, that story is not over. we'll see you back here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts now. >> we begin with a fox news alert in ferguson, missouri where a manhunt is underway after two police officers were shot late last night just outside of the police station. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, andrea tantaros, host of "kennedy" on our sister network fox business, kennedy herself. kirsten powers is back. glad to see her. today's #oneluckyguy also from fbn. host of lou tonsdobbs tonight -- "lou dobbs tonight," and lou dobbs himself and he is outnumbered. we have busy day. let's get to it right now. it began as a relatively peaceful demonstration a quiet night. it has been