messages will there be a punishment here? i know he want -- >> i'm not buying it. >> they screwed everything up -- >> all right. i think he's hot. >> deflategate continues. click on the overtime tab, we're back here at noon eastern time. >> did you just say you think tom -- and we start with a fox news alert. the pentagon says the leader of isis was not injured in a coalition air strikes. . >> he is still very much alive and directing isis terror operations. we're covering all the news happening now. a day of terrible flooding frightening tornados -- >> wow. >> and even snow. >> there goes the school. there goes the school. >> violent weather across the country causing major damage and dozens of injuries. >> i didn't expect it to be this bad. >> and it's not over yet. which areas need to be on alert

today. plus -- >> none of them turned. >> the two police officers gunned down in mississippi will be laid to rest today. >> we need to grieve with them. >> as four suspects get ready to appear in court. >> no i didn't do [ bleep ]. and an all out war over printable guns. >> they could fall into hands of people who should not have guns. >> so does keeping americans safe require infringing on free speech? it's all happening now. but we begin with the deadly storms hitting the nation's midsection. welcome to "happening now" i'm jon scott. >> and i'm jenna lee. dozens injured after a tornado ripped through a small east texas town. emergency responders combing

through the wreckage in the community of van, texas. going door to door searching for the injured and the missing. this as a nasty snowstorm blankets south dakota with more than a foot of snow creating dangerous traveling conditions. in the meantime you have tropical storm ana downgraded to a depression but dumping heavy rain and creating windy conditions along the north and south carolina coasts. millions of americans in 12 states have been suffering through these severe weather conditions. we have fox team coverage with jonathan standing by this myrtle beach, south carolina. but we begin with garrett, who is live in delmont, south dakota where a tornado ripped through weekend, garrett. >> reporter: yeah jenna, first look at the damage that that tornado left in its path here yesterday morning. winds of 130 miles per hour ripped through this small town of 200 people. and this is what it left behind. not a whole lot here. more than 20 homes and businesses were completely

levelled. many of the ones that are remaining, you could see, they're damaged. the entire town had to be evacuated last night even because of propane tanks that were damaged and were leaking gas. and today, they still don't have water, power, or telephone service here in delmont. so folks are starting to come back in pick through what's left of their belongings and try to see what they can gather up but it's it's something they say they are going to be doing. they do have ae in the center of town that's the main staple point. it's more than 100 years old. there were children there in sunday school as that tornado sirens began to go off, they rushed down into the basement just moments before that tornado hit, they all walked away in total, nine people were injured, two of them seriously injured, and they remain in the hospital. but we're told they are not life threatening injuries at this time jenna. >> wow, what pictures garrett, thank you very much.

now we want take you east to the latest tropical depression ana, jonathan live in myrtle beach, south carolina with that jonathan. >> reporter: the sun's back out, people are taking back to the atlantic ocean, although most of the swimmers seem to be staying very close to shore, that's because the lifeguards have issued a warning that there is still a slight slight possibility of dangerous rip currents. not enough to keep people out of the water, but they do want to keep people apprised of this. also any time a storm system comes through here they worry about again a slight possibility that the storm has pushed jelly fish closer to shore, but so far, no problems. it looks like a typical day at the beach, a far cry from what it looks like here more than 24 hours ago when ana made land fall as a tropical storm. look at this video, although the winds were not particularly my strong the storm system moved slowly that it dumped large amounts of rain over parts of the carolinas, causing localized flooding in some areas. this was the scene in north myrtle beach, this is not

overwash from the atlantic that you're looking at but fresh water accumulation from the several inches of rain that fell over a very short period of time in this area. the storm did not cause any widespread power outages, many businesses stayed open even through the height of the storm, and we saw a few intrepid tourists who were more than happy to get wet patronizing the businesses. the issue was not so much the furry of the storm, but the timing. ana arrived several weeks before the beginning of the atlantic hurricane season which officially begins on june 1st but emergency management officials say what happened over the weekend serves as a reminder that people need to be prepared at all times, jon, back to you. >> jonathan from myrtle beach, thank you, jonathan. now we're going to turn to politics. jeb bush says he would have authorized the iraq war in 2003 ginn the intelligence -- given the intelligence available at the time. the former florida governor sitting down for his first major

interview speaking to our own megyn kelly on topics ahead of his expected white house run. chief political correspondent carl cam von live with more hi carl. >> it was a busy news making weekend. jeb bush delivered the commencement address at liberty university in virginia and sat down for an extended interview with megyn kelly in which he disputed the notion will cost him the nomination. >> say no you're not allowed to go to college. i just think there's a point past which we were over the line. >> this is another area where folks say, i like jeb bush but how can he get through the gop primary with this position on immigration. you know there's a core wing of

the party that for whom will be a deal breaker. >> i don't know that. i've been traveling over the last three months and i get a sense that a lot of people can be persuaded to be honest with you. but here's the deal megyn, if i go beyond the consideration of running to be an actual candidate, do you want people to just bend with the wind to mirror people's sentiment? whoever's in front of you. i used to be for that but now i'm for this? is that the way we want to the elect presidents? >> bush says if he runs and elected, he'll reserve executive actions on immigration. bush aggressively quoted christian conservatives talking about religious freedoms. it airs tonight in its entirety this is going to be a must-watch. >> absolutely. 9:00 p.m. eastern time. carl thank you. >> you bet. well the spread of isis could be a big issue in the 2016 campaign for jeb bush and all of the other candidates.

a new wall street journal nbc news poll finds 21% of voters say national security should be the government's top priority. an increase from 8% back in 2012. that's similar to the results of a recent fox news poll showing terrorism as the second most important issue to voters after the economy and jobs. this is the columnist for the hill and kim kearny for the washington examiner. a.b. when you look at world events you have russia gobbling up crimea invading, you know potentially invading the rest of ukraine. you've got the rise of isis it's no wonder that all of the sudden foreign affairs are front and center for a lot of americans. >> right. this is going to be much different from the 2012 election. and it is going to be a challenge to the republicans running. none of them have the experience that hillary clinton has in matters of foreign policy and national security. they can be critical of her

time but she was the secretary of state. what they have to do besides what they're doing now, which is rousing audiences with tough talk about combatting isis is really come up with a plan. when they go up one of them up against mrs. clinton, they'll explain to americans worried about the spread of isis why we weren't able through a bombing campaign that's taken place over the last year to stop them from tripling their territory. what will put them into retreat, and how, since we're beyond occupying wars we plan to actually send them into retreat without boots on the ground? so this is something that after the rhetoric which is going well for them now, they are going to be challenged by in terms of real plans that can go up against clintons. >> what about that tim, is hillary clinton's list of achievements so substantial that republicans will have nothing to attack her on? >> i think she actually has a number of foreign policy weaknesses on which she should be attacked. the question is, can she be attacked better from the hawkish

side of what you're seeing from jeb bush and marco rubio or better from the dubbish side from rand paul? there was the sort of the high point of republican dubbishness was actually president obama went into libya witut congressional authorization, and it was looking like and there was the drone, anti-drone filibuster by rand paul. republicans were starting to sort of push back on the idea of the united states being very aggressive in foreign policy but if you look at the gop field, they're seeing the same polls you're putting up there, that more and more these republicans are moving in a hawkish direction, and from that perspective, it's not as clear to me that hillary has some weaknesses that she would if you come out here from the dubbish perspective. >> let's listen to some republican candidates and perspective candidates as they talk about some of these foreign affairs issues. listen. >> we watched our president, we watched him end a war without a plan to keep the peace. we've watched him issue tough

words without action to back it up. he's refused to admit even the nature of our enemy, let alone create a plan to defeat them. >> if these folks want to bring back a seven century version of islam, then my recommendation is let's load our bombers up and bomb them back to the seventh century. [ applause ] >> have you seen the movie "taken" liam neeson. he has a line we will look for you, we will find you, and we will kill you. [ applause ] >> some pretty tough talk there, a.b. the question is you know do voters see any of these republican candidates as having the credentials? >> right. all right. i think that marco rubio has more foreign policy credentials in how much he's studied the issues and how much expertise he has in the senate more than president obama did when he was a senator, but he's still young and he has not had the

experience like i said that secretary of state has. this is the americans know that isis is a threat and that the threat is rising. even here in the homeland. just talking about bombing isn't going to work. people want to hear what are we going to do to stop this? to keep it from coming here and from building a caliphate over the sea? this is something like i said it's great to quote movie lines, we all want to defeat isis but the question is how. they're going to have to come up with something that soon and the candidates who do will rise above the others who were just using property tuds that candidate will distinguish themselves as someone who's serious and ready to take on mrs. clinton. >> worth pointing out when barack obama was running for the presidency the first time around he had virtually no foreign policy experience either. the reason that he brought joe biden on board is because of his perceived expertise in foreign policy. when you look at the fox news polls, when asked what the most important issue is facing the

country, this is among republican registered voters 24% say economy and jobs is number one, but 20% say terrorism is number one, you just heard jeb bush talking about immigration with megyn kelly. that's of a concern to 10% of republican voters. so again, this is going to be a huge issue, tim, in the campaign ahead. >> i think that this is part of a luxury of growing and improving economy. one of the reason in 2012 people didn't care about foreign policy is because they were more concerned about their own jobs. about their own neighborhoods state economy. and as the economy improved people have more of the luxury to worry about what's going on onseas. again the world events have changed things. brief dubbish period in the gop was brought to an end by vladimir putin and the russian aggression in ukraine, as well as by isis. it's when they stopped just being a regional force and there were americans getting beheaded. that really changed the focus.

and i think that explains those poll numbers as mostly isis. >> it'll be fascinating to see which is best prepared to take advantage of some of these concerns and put the americans concerns, you know to rest. let's hope. amt b. tim, thank you both. >> thank you. other big news the defense in the penalty phase of the boston bombing trial closes with a star witness. but will it be enough to save the life of dzhokhar tsarnaev? we're live in boston as jurors are about to decide his fate. plus we told you about this during the first hour of happening now, commercial plane, 43 passengers on board has trouble with its landing gear. and while it made it but it'll billion interesting to watch. we have some brand new video into our newsroom of that emergency landing. and we to want hear from you, how big a role do you think bill clinton should play in his wife's campaign? getting back to politics. live chat is up and running, go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn on purchases,

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sky lift airlines flight 43 people on board makes an emergency landing at los angeles international airport this morning. this brand new video just into the fox news room authorities say the plane was having mechanical difficulties with the left landing gear it collapsed. the plane did land safely. no one was hurt but you know that those people on board had to be mighty scared at all the sounds of that landing. the flight had taken off from monterrey, no immediate comment from the airline as to what went wrong. >> looks good if you're going to make a landing like that wow. right now the defense rests in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial after calling their final witness. a nun made famous by the movie "dead man walks." the prosecution rested and the jury can deliberate the fate of dzhokhar tsarnaev this week. either life in a super max prison or death.

the jury set to decide how he will pay for killing three people and injuring more than 260 others. molly line is live in boston with more on what's ahead, molly. >> reporter: jenna, exactly, the prosecution and the defense have both rested their cases in the boston marathon bombing trial. the feds calling their final witness to the stand, famed death penalty opponent sister helen presean. she was permitted to visit dzhokhar tsarnaev in prison and testified that he expressed his feelings about what happened to the victims. telling her, no one deserves to suffer like they did, under defense requesting she confirms she heard pain in tsarnaev's voice and shared her perception that he was genuinely sorry for what he did. prosecutored called the warden of the super max prison where he will likely be sent if sentenced to life behind bars. john oliver heads up the prison facility in florence colorado where he says new inmates under special restrictions imposed by

the government can still make two phone calls per month. write letters, and have five social visits with approved guests. they receive at least ten hours of recreation time outside of their cell per week. oliver testified that inmates may be granted more privileges but the restrictions known as special administrative measures can only be lifted with federal approval through the department of justice. closing arguments and the judges instructions are expected to take place on wednesday, following that the jury is expected to begin deliberations and that's where things stand that the point, things are moving right along, back to you. >> see what happens next molly, thank you. verdict is dlaled in the case of a -- delayed in the case of a police officer who is suing starbucks over hot coffee. what's the hold up? we'll get you the latest from the courtroom. plus a 3d gun, printed, is very much the real thing, but is it also a symbol of free speech? our legal panel is next on a case that is breaking new ground.

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right now, new developments in a story we've been following. a jury is sent back into deliberations in the case of a north carolina police officer who is suing starbucks over hot coffee. the officer received a free cup and then spilled it in his lap. he admits driving home to photograph his burns before going to the emergency. the starbucks defense team says that's proof his injuries were self-inflicted and not severe but the officer claims he suffered other medical issues related to the incident. the jury has been having a hard time reaching a verdict in this case we're going to continue to follow this story and bring you the latest from the courtroom and that jury decision. now another interesting legal case legal battle pitting arms control against free speech

in the digital age. perhaps, it focuses on this a 3-d printable gun made mostly out of plagsic. two years ago the creator of the liberator posted what may be the first online instructions for how to build it. how to print your own 3-d gun. the state department wasting no time and threatening cody wilson with criminal charges. and massive fines for possibly breaking the rules on exporting military information. now, wilson is suing claiming the feds are violating his right to free speech online. let's talk about it with rebecca and lawrence freedom of speech attorney as well. nice to have you both. lawrence why is this a free speech issue? >> it is because 3-d prints are works that protected by the first amendment like all other software code. and the government is trying to

use their export regulations in an attempt to block the distribution of this otherwise protected speech. they're not providing any sort of judicial review or any kind of procedural safeguards which would required in order for the government to sensor or block other forms of communication. this is essentially a textbook prior restraint on speech. >> you said the cad files. that might come up what are cad files for our viewers? computer system design files. essentially it tells the computer how to design an object or assist in designing an object. it's really no different than a source code that's used by a computer to display something on a screen. >> all right. rebecca, the state department says listen this isn't okay. this is essentially the same as trying to sell guns to mexico because you're giving people within their own ability, with a computer and maybe a click of

the button, the possibility of printing their own gun and we have to limit that. that's what the state department says. does the state department have an argument and what about the argument back about limiting free speech online? >> absolutely. the government has an interest in restricting this sale and distribution of guns overseas. they have a real interest here. and the question is how do you balance that government interest? it's quite legitimate against the right to free speech. and i would question whether posting a blueprint essentially online is expressive speech. i would argue probably has an element of that but it has an element of straight manufacturing. it makes it different than about expressing a vooupt. the government has a real interest in regulating it. >> one of the property lawyers quoted in a few of these pieces that we have on this says that the ability to download a file press print, and have gun parts come out could tip judges towards calling gun cad files as you mentioned, functional

things. and allowing the government to regulate them. so the argument is that this is not about free speech and being able to express yourself online it's a functional actual thing that you're putting online and therefore the government has a right. what do you think to that? >> if the government makes that argument i would suspect that the response is that there are plenty of instructional things like textbooks or instruction manuals given the anarchist cookbook which is protected by the first amendment and taught people how to construct guns. there are plenty of similar instances where these instructional manuals have been found to have first amendment protection and just because we're dealing with something in a digital format in a new medium should not deny first amendment protection. >> and that's one of the arguments, rebecca, from specifically this young man who came up with the 3-d gun saying this is kinding after high profile shootings, the government's trying to crack

down on him specific kplip there are so many other things bad out there on the internet that this is this is not right too to just go after him because of a 3-d gun. there's a lot of bad stuff online why would the state department focus on this? >> they're enforcing a regulation that they think applies here. i think a file for a 3-d is different than the anarchist cookbook. what's the viewpoint? what's the expression in something that's a straight piece of code? >> is that the same as a recipe? i mean for argument's sake because essentially now off recipe online and more or less follow it and making something. that's the argument that 3-d prints you can plug into your computer you have a gun, rebecca, but listen rebecca, same as the recipe you would say what? >> it is a continue no doubt. it may be minimal or much less than the kinds of things that would require a complete

prohibition on restraint in the way that a book of political manifesto, the government can't tell you can't share your views, but this is different. >> lawrence as you point out, nuclear weapon. something you can go online and figure out to build a nuclear weapon online and cody saying i'm being singled out. do you think he's being singled out by the administration specifically because of anti-gun control, you know, they're really against gun. anti-gun that's what his argument is. do you think he's being singled out? oftentimes people looking for attention get it from the government. hard to ignore given the things he put online and the attention he generated, but he does have a point, a broader point, and that is that the government should not be free to pick and choose what instructional manuals and what information should be available to online users. and if they are going to try to do that they at least have to create some specific criteria

that the courts can look at to determine whether they're acting fairly and not diskrim in a or itly as is alleged in this case. >> that is what he is alleging. rebecca and lawrence, great to have you both. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> my pleasure. latinos are the fastest growing voting block in the country, but republicans struggled in the last election to win their support. how the party hopes to change that for 2016. plus isis using social media to promote a global campaign of terror. recruiting followers from around the world, and even here in the u.s. can that group be stopped? and then tourist at one national park become the main attraction. the family of bears that just got a little too close for comfort. merica to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card

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several new developments now to tell you about in america's ongoing fight against terror. the pentagon says isis leader albag da i did is alive. this comes after earlier reports that claim he was injured in a recent coalition air strike. meanwhile, homeland security secretary jay johnson is saying that it's entering a new phase where media-savvy extremists are recruiting supporters and lone wolf attackers. >> we are very definitely in a new phase in the global terrorist threat. where the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment.

>> well recent example of virginia woman who was just sentenced to four and a half years in prison for lying to investigators about supporting isis. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live with more catherine. >> good afternoon. investigative source tells fox news that credible threat information targeting military ine installations was part of the threat stream that led to last week's decision to increase force protection to the highest levels since 9/11. the intelligence was pushed out from the fbi office in phoenix with a two shooters in the garland attack had shared an apartment. with the source adding threat information was also being received from regional intention collection centers also known as fusion centers. despite repeated requests the fbi has declined to comment. right now, there is a steady drum beat of warnings from the administration coming out of washington beginning with the fbi director james coneny last week. there are hundreds even thousands of americans who are connecting with isis online and other related groups.

he also confirmed that the bureau sent a bulletin warning that one of the shooters might be heading to texas, and now the garland police chief confirming he knew nothing about the fbi warning, but he said it would not have changed the security posture at the cartoon contest. meantime after officials described the spike in threat activity the secretary of homeland security jai johnson says it has entered a new phase, as a republican chairman who has oversight for the homeland went further. >> we're seeing the directives like on a daily basis, and it's very concerning. we had this phenom 911 in the united states where they could be activated by the internet and really terrorism has gone viral. >> and just this morning as you mentioned, jon, the justice department unsealed a plea agreement with a 29-year-old virginia woman who wanted to get her boyfriend to syria to become a martyr for isis. she pled guilty to lying to the fbi, but this case out of virginia really fits a pattern where women are being used by

isis as facilitators to get fighters into syria, and in some cases they see the mar dar document of their boyfriend and spouse as a badge of honor, jon. >> hard to believe that that kind of stuff is appealing. catherine herridge in washington thank you. >> you're welcome. turning back to politics now, the gop struggles to get hispanic voters in the last presidential election. now as the 2016 race kicks off, can republicans improve their chances with latinos this time around? john robertson is live in atlanta with more john. >> jenna, good afternoon, republicans certainly are trying far different outcome than in 2012 when mitt romney attracted just 27% of the hispanic vote. jeb bush really sl leading with the robust hispanic outreach operation. he has a separate campaign manager and communications director dedicated to voters that a few events of hispanic neighborhoods. other candidates like ted cruz and rand paul are putting together a group of surrogates

to travel the nation and engage with the rath know community. the cuban-father campaigning for him. all goes hand in hand with the two-year-old program the national party has in place to bring more hispanics into the fold. hector led bush's hispanic outreach in 2004 which garnered 44% of the vote back then. >> we can't assume that just because somebody may believe in the same things that you do that they're going to vote for you. you need to go out, work that vote ask for it have good plans and solutions, and you need to respect that community. >> one of the big barriers of course between republicans and hispanics continues to be immigration, even marco rubio has dialled back on his calls for comprehensive immigration reform, now trying to appeal to hispanics on the border. some of the rhetoric has aliened latinos. can party have a problem with tone when it comes to hispanic voters.

>> there might be an individual from time to time that says something that doesn't necessarily go well but what it does it allow the left to exploit it. what the left does is it goes to hispanic voters and says republicans hate people like you. >> and of course hillary clinton is also aggressively courting hispanic voters. promising the other week she would give citizenship to people who are in the country illegally, which really isn't a matter for her to decide that's for congress to decide no question jenna, hispanic voters will be a sought after group in the 2016 election. >> thank you. all right. now four suspects in the murders two of mississippi police officers set to make their first court appearance. those officers were ambushed during what should have been a routine traffic stop in the small town of hattiesburg, saturday night. mourners are now gathering for a memorial set to begin shortly. two of the suspects are facing capital murder charges, but details remain unclear as the investigation continues.

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big change to your bread sticks again, but you may like this news. find out, top of the hour. britain's prince harry reacting to the birth of his niece, princess charlotte saying he'd love to have kids but now is not the right time. he's at a cross roads in his life as he prepares to leave the army in june. he and his brother have felt the need to hold regular jobs. >> we feel as though we need to have a wage as well to work within normal people to keep us sane to keep us ticking along, and also surely in the future from our point of view in the future make a big contribution or valid contribution taken seriously and we need to work alongside of the people. >> he visited with school children telling them his favorite food is spaghetti and he wishes he could speak more languages, jon. jenna, the doctor is in with the latest on vitamin d, more doctors are prescribing the

so-called sunshine vitamin as they realize its widespread benefits and efficiency in an increasing number of people. now, more good news, a brand new study suggests a daily vitamin d pill may help some people lose weight. dr. nina is with us. vitamin d, you get from the sun, right? >> absolutely. >> why the shortage in some people? >> well that's what's interesting, 90% does come from exposure to the sun, but in some people those lo live in the northern hemispheres, we had a very long very harsh winter and there's a number of elderly people that have difficulty converting into vitamin d from the sun, and people who have darker skin tones, it's a pigment that can prevent the light necessary for the conversion. >> now comes the italian study which finds that vitamin d may help people lose weight. >> they call it a miracle drug i caution to say that it might

be a miracle drug they looked at 400 people and they split them up into groups. put them on a low calorie diet and gave them supplements. people that did receive the supplements lost more weight after six months. >> this doesn't mean you should run out and, you know, buy a bottle of vitamin d and your pounds will melt away. >> absolutely. >> it is manager to ask. >> if you are concerned, speak with your physician and you should get it tested. this is not shown to have any effect of people who do not have a deficiency. this is not a miracle in that sense. >> but people who do have a deficiency and apparently there are quite a few people out there. >> large number. yes, exactly, there is a large number. to get back into the normal amounts necessary throughout the day, and then be able to lose the weight. it could be helpful. >> how does it work or why? >> that's one of the things we do not know. what we do know it is necessary ingredient for a number of reactions in our body and deficiencies associated not just with obesity, but heart disease

as well as cancer and depression and some types of cancer. so we do know it's necessary, we don't know the mechanism. >> aren't there worries if you take too much vitamin d you can wind up, you know with vitamin d tax city. >> too much of a good thing can be bad for you. taking too much to can cause kidney damage you can ruin your kidneys, be on dialysis for the rest of your life. we want to be cautious. you do not do this on your own. do not perform experiments on your own. if you do need supplementation, speak with your physician, have them monitor it monitor the levels as well as do it for a certain a. time and learn natural ways to get more vitamin d into your indictdiet along with sun exposure. you want to the balance vitamin d as well as with skin cancer. >> maybe taking a good walk in the sun -- >> absolutely. >> that is a very important headline to all this. people will see, you know, grocery stores headlines that say vitamin d, the magic cure

for obesity, run out and take it and that's a dangerous way to go. >> we have to have a watchful eye with that. >> sounds good. hope they're right about this. >> yes, go for a walk. >> interesting study. dr. nina thank you. >> jenna. jon, new fallout from a deadly military plane crash. what we now know about the aircraft. then there's also this -- got to go buddy. go. >> a baby sea lion sneaks aboard a boat and you won't believe what it does next. >> i woke up and i heard snoring and sneezing. i was like what, okay.

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right now, airbus shares are tumbling after a deadly military plane crash in spain. two pilots and two engineers were killed when the aircraft

went down during a test flight saturday. two others were injured. a similar plane now grounded in the wake of the accident. a german defense ministry spokesperson says the a-400m has shown numerous, quote, shortcomings during testing but none indicated it was unsafe to fly. the crash remains under investigation. sea lion as a stowaway. the boat owner woke up to find the animal curled up near his bunk so he did what anyone would do in this situation these day, he grabbed his camera and filmed. he is live from los angeles with more on this. william? >> yeah. first of all, how does a sea lion know where the bedroom is? secondly how is it so quiet with its flippers and everything? it's waddling on the boat and this guy doesn't wake up? michael duffy went to bed as usual aboard his 40-foot sailboat only to hear snoring. turns it it's not the dunk buddy

crashed in the bunk next to him but the sea lion he names gilligan. >> i woke up at 2:30 in the morning to the sounds of a snoring and sneezing that were not my own and i looked around the boat and i didn't see anything. and it went away. and right there curled up just like a dog on one of my bunks was a tiny little baby sea lion. >> sea lions already like hanging out in many california docks and marinas highly intelligent, trainable and acute hearing and in this case clearly comfortable with people. >> just kind of started shoeing him out of the boat. and he -- he followed my directions like it was a dog. and then every once in a while he would look back and he didn't look like he wanted to leave. >> you got to go buddy. >> he's got a tag on him. he looks relatively healthy. i just got to move him out of here. it's best for me not to play with a wild animal.

>> so sea lions can reach eight feet long and 700 pounds. you would not want to wake up next to anyone or anything like that jenna. gilligan swam away and maybe next time the skipper will close the door to his boat so he doesn't get intruders. >> come on. give him the bunk. why would you shoo gilligan away? you know? >> they smell. >> ohoh. >> yeah you know probably not a really good idea. >> i know. >> hey, maybe -- maybe this one will find another human that wants to have a baby sea lion next to it. >> i could see it p from california certainly makes sense. william, thank you very much. >> sure. diet of raw fish imagine the bad breath problems that thing has. >> you're right. that was bad enough just to kick him out. the little guy is looking for a cozy place to stay for the night. poor thing. it's after mother's day. come on, it touched your heart a

little bit, doesn't it? come on. all right. i guess we're moving on. speaking of wild animals. >> what to do about a wild boar angry bears and a philly fan. they are happening now. final 30 next.

time for the final 30. wild boar smashing through a ceiling and causing more trouble after wandering into a children's closing store in hong kong kong. he was tranquelized. back here at home tousists chased by bears at yellowstone national park after the mother bear got agitated when the people got too close to her cubs. our favorite video from our team today. a fan makes a one-handed catch with his baby strapped to his chest during the philadelphia phillies game over the weekend. mike says it's the first foul billion he's ever caught and his 7 1/2-month-old son's very first game. it was mother's day but dads

matter too. >> your mother's day? >> it wasn't as good as that but it was good. >> bare handed catch. >> the baby was totally cool. no problem. good kid. a little pacifier. >> and he got it signed i guess. thanks for joining us. the "real story gretchen carlson" starts now. >> police gather to honor the two mississippi police officers killed. as the mother on wf one suspects is speaking out. we're just starting to get the a look at devastation after all the weekend storms. several people have died. others still missing. plus, and of an era, "american idol" taking a curtain call. i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right now. crowds gathering right now in hattiesburg, mississippi. they are mourning the loss of two police officers killed in the line of duty this weekend.