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more about him, including the fact he once worked with the family company that was owned by the victims. he was arrested overnight by the u.s. marshal's service tracking him to new york. they arrested him using overwhelming numbers of people and force. in the vehicle he was in there was thousands of dollars. they believed he had taken a large amount of cash out of that mansion brought there, by a personal assistant. experts say they don't think that wint could have committed these crimes alone. >> one of the most important is that when he was taken into custody there were several other people taken into custody. if they are not tracking

anybody they may say we have them in custody. i don't believe that this horrific crime was committed by one person. i believe there were probably at least one accomplice, and who is likely to have been one of the accomplices was one of those people arrested with him. >> reporter: police believe that wint held the victims for 24 hours inside of that mansion that was later burned down. they linked wint to the crime using dna from a domino's pizza that was brought to the mention the night before those people were killed and the mansion burned down. in that 24 hours is where $40,000 worth of cash. two daughters survived the crime and they were at boarding school at the time. their family thanked law enforcement for help and dealing

with with unimaginable sadness and asked for privacy to grieve the loss of mother father, and brother as these two women have to put their lives back together. >> thank you very much. we'll continue to follow the breaking story. >> we are covering all of the news "happening now". troubling new information in the documents sewed in the raid on osama bin laden. and now mounting questions with hillary clinton to push to negotiate with the taliban as they are in cahoots with the al-qaeda leader. >> and a 911 driver call. >> how it all ended. are we there yet? >> no. >> planning a stress- free family weekend. >> are we there yet? >> if you are flying, remember the manners and etiquette on the airplane seems to be going from

bad to worse. it's all "happening now". but we begin our second hour with new details on a minnesota man planning to join isis in syria i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. those details emerging in the court appearance. this man plotted for a year to get in to syria. and this comes as the feds make a bust in southern california two suspects now in custody, one of them nabbed as he tried to get on a plane at lax. >> reporter: this brings to 18 the number of americans arrested for trying to join isis and this is the hardest kind of terrorism to fight, the kind that grows invisible in your backyard.

the force arrested two men last night. trying to join isis. they were arrested for conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist organization. this is afterna dar's mother took him to lax to visit family. nader was born in the u.s. >> my kids were born in this country. i have four boys and to girls. my son is a good kid and nice and gentle. >> 0 possibility that he would be ever involved with terrorist acts. never. he is peace loving human being and a good citizen with an excellent record and never got involved in any trouble. >> actually he did spend time in

jail for trespassing. there are roughly 40000 muslims in orange county. we'll get a copy of the federal indictment and that should contain details and how they were recruiting e-mails and if convicted on the the charges, they face 15 years back in prison. >> thank you. >> this fox news alert; the state department releasing the first batch of e-mails from former secretary of state hillary clinton. they relay to the benghazi terror attack. and the clinton foundation admitted it received $26 million in previously unreported donations. nina who is a editor. and paul. welcome to both of you. >> nina hillary clinton is the

subject of a few of the e-mails. what are we learning so far about the benghazi thing? >> it is really early and we don't be a lot. there was one report from the ap- that said there are classified e-mails that went through the personal e-mail server. it is damage being, and the potential material in the e-mails that is more damaging than what is coming out of the clinton foundation even more than the money they have made in speeches. >> they release them on friday on a holiday weekend and clearly they don't want it to make a public impact. >> i don't know what you are talking about. mrs. clinton said that she wants the information out there more than combg anybody earlier this week. you know i think it is clear,

that they have been clintonian about this. going back to clinton's pressability. there is no classified material and i never sent it. everything was carefully said. it didn't mean she didn't receive classified information or doesn't mean there was not class foyed information before. >> we learn that nina that the clinton foundation accepted up to $26 million that provided the numbers. and it is not exactly clear how much they received. they received 26 million and some of it from foreign nations and there seems to be be a steady drip drip drip of misinformation coming out of the clinton founding a. >> there is a drip drip drip. i have to say i don't see that hurting her politically. i expect that the clinton

campaign will push the narrative of the important boshing that the clinton foundation is doing. and that is the kind of stuff that will affect the public views on her. what is interesting to me despite the e-mail server and speech making controversy her support among the base democratic voters really hasn't been hurt at all. this is something that will hurt her in a general election. but in the primary election the kind of corporate money and speeches and the fact that they have made millions of dollars, that's going to fan the flames of the left a bit. bernie sanders and so forth. but it doesn't take away from the overall strength of the democrat base. >> if viewers haven't seen the video on the screen.

that is live. there she is. she has selected carefully small group interactions and leaving the press out of it ramesh is it working? >> you have to think she's doing it for a reason and the press is complaining about it. i don't know that that is going to have affect on the voters and maybe it works out better than having unscripted conversation with hillary clinton. you do have to wond wither if this is the right attitude for a democratic leader to have. thinking of whether she wants to share views. she hasn't told us where she stands on trade and that is tearing her party apart right now. i would want to know that. >> the accusations with her husband being present. he would put his finger in the wind and find out public opinion

before he would make a decision. is she get of the same kind of politics. >> i disagree with that. i think bill clinton saw a vision of a more cent rist party. he ran on balancing the budget and he did get in and go left. >> but the triangulation. >> that is true. but part of it was actually bringing a losing democratic party that lost all of those elections in the 1980s. and part of it was bringing the democratic party more in line with the electorate and enabeling bill clinton to get to the white house. that's a big part of what he did. that was a strategy to make the party more centrist. with hillary clinton, there is not that level of clarity about where she stands.

>> we'll talk about the republicans jeb bush. he's putting distance between him and his brother. he was asked if there was any space between him and his brother. he pointed to government spending. i think in washington during my brother's time republicans spent too much. he could have used veto. he didn't have line- item veto power but he could have brought budget discipline to washington d.c. >> it was a safe way to distance himself. almost all republicans believe that that was true. there was too much spending under george bush. it was interesting he was careful. it was not bush himself spent too much money, it was the problem that republicans in

general spent too much money and he didn't restrain them. the other candidates would put it forcefully. >> it seemed like jeb bush was atop of the polls. and name id helped him. is it still helpful? >> fair or not. name and association with george bush hurts him. people react of a dynasty and they don't want that. and secondly there's people who had problems with the policy of george bush whether the wars or spending, you know that hurts jeb bush. he's being very careful to find. and i think that is right to find safe ground and safe way to distance himself from his brother. >> and the especially unfair thing they are not especially close.

it is not like they are two peas in a pod. >> interesting, we'll continue to report on that obviously. >> welcome. >> and we also want to hear from you. hillary clinton has been reluctant to answer questions from the media do you think the strategy will work for her in the long way. it is a long way to election day. go to fox news.com/"happening now" and join the conversation. >> a controversial trade deal causing a rift in the democratic party. now the senate is about to decide the fate of the fast- track bill. and battle over government surveillance heading to the senate now. and a suspected car thief called 911 to tell police to stop chasing him. hear the dramatic call and hear how the chase ended.

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>> a stole ep car respect leads california police on a wild wrong way chase in two bay area counties. listen to the suspect calling 911 demanding that the officers stop pursuing him. >> well the chase ended with the suspect crashing and escaping on foot. they haven't caught him yet. >> that doesn't happen often. >> and two issues in the senate that could impact us.

the law maker ares deciding the fate of the nsa, phone program. and releasing it with case by case searches and the senate looking at controversial fast track trade bill. mike emmanuel is live at capitol hill. >> reporter: hi, jenna. the policy was nsa phone collection make it different to read. the u.s. freedom act passed with a large vote and senate republicans say weaknesses are in the law. they feel there will be a extension. and the democrats oppose that. >> this extension will allow the intelligence committee to it introduce the efforts to bring a bill that doesn't not destroy a terrorism tool that is needed

to protect american lives. >> reporter: white house officials have been pushing republicans and democrats in the senate to pass the usa freedom act. it was approved by the house. and the house is now on recess. the attorney general expressed concerns about losing surveillance powers if the patriot act expires. >> we run the risk of being less safe. and we lose important tools and intercept communications which have proven important in cases that we have built in the past and concerned that the american people will be unprotected if the law expires. >> reporter: senators are addressing free-trade and highway funding before leaving for the memorial day holiday. free-trade some support and some in his own party are opposed. >> the press and economist and legal experts haven't seen the deal.

most everyone in america hasn't seen the deal. ? the administration classified the deal. >> reporter: so there is plenty of work to be done before the memorial day holiday and the u.s. senate is not known for moving quickly unless all 100 senators agree to do it jenna. >> maybe they will but we'll not hold our breath. point well taken, mike. >> we are learning more about osama bin laden's state of mind and inner workers of al-qaeda as new documents sewsized in the raid that killed him are released to the public. but they are raising new questions about the white house's approach and hillary clinton's negotiations with the taliban. were the taliban running back to join forces with al-qaeda?

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>> one of the big head lines this we the government released a batch of documents sewed in the raid that killed osama bin laden. the documents were released from the bin laden pakistan compound after he was killed. these are a few poses of more than a million that the intelligence reviewed and it is laid out in a article published in the weekly standard and had new information. i will read a part of the article. while the announcement of the release touted the disclosures as a triumph of transparency. the reality is that the american public be today can only see a fractions of the document ca che. it is thorough for the members of congress including those on the oversight committee.

we'll have our guests here. nice to have you both. you are authors of the piece. stephen to know that our law makers who we elected who have high security clerrance have not had access to the documents, tell us about that. >> yeah it is shocking and look in part, i would say some of the law makers are to blame. they haven't pushed hard. and they should be pushing now moving forward, particularly as the debate of what to do with iran and how to handle the taliban and regard pakistan. and those debates continue. there is important information in the documents. it is surprising they haven't had access to it in the past. part of that there is a deep and bitter fight among the intelligence agencies as to who

got control. cian and nsa had control. and they exploited those documents. and then they sat untouched and according to general michael flynn they sat untouched for as long as a year. i think if you isolate that one comment, that is an extraordinary thing to think about. these documents that were so valuable in providing intelligence for the enemy we are fighting a decade sat untouched a year. >> there are those who say they were not exploited and the infighting is rightfully pointing out. and to your point. when you say law makers should push. both republicans and democrats, fair and balanced that both parties have not aggressively pursued this. >> the war on terror should not be be a partisan issue. we want to know what al-qaeda is

up to. and we are told several times if al-qaeda has a strong relationship with iowa ran even if it is an on and off again, possibility of attacks and support of safe havens it is a risk to the american people democrats and republicans should want to know about that. >> to your point, we have iran negotiation says coming up and authorization of military force. and tom, that is important. and you point out something that is specific when it comes not only to the connection of iran and al-qaeda. but the connection with the taliban and al-qaeda. the taliban is not distinguished that way and it is it a game changer for how we deal with them. what is the connection with the documents that are key here. >> the u.s. government tries to make it disingenous.

and the taliban has supported insurgency and integrated in the prayings and in asia. and so the idea which secretary of state hillary clinton and other administration try to draw a distifrpgz between taliban and insurgents and terrorist group. >> and these letters show proof of the connection of the two groups. >> the key is obama administration and secretary clinton pushed forward with negotiations with the taliban leaders. you had people in the cian and pentagon and white house and secretary clinton herself. people objected and didn't think they would boshing. she pushed forward. they finally found a true emiszary from the guy that would deliver a deal and lead the taliban to disown al-qaeda. and what we are seeing in this

president and the state department is nor thing with him, he is communicating back to osama bin laden. >> i would say that this is an indication at the time when the state department is pushing for the taliban to disown al-qaeda the guy they are talking to is communicating with the senior most al-qaeda terrorist on the planet. >> who knew about the letters and the evidence. and did the state department know about these letters? >> that's unclear. we don't know it from the latest document release. it goes to how the documents were handled. everybody grease that the cian and inneragency time that did the exmroration and look for actionable. and it was like data mining and allow our teams to takedown al-qaeda leaders and operatives.

and everybody said they did a good job. it lasted three months and when it stopped, it stopped and what didn't happen in the last four years is a broad analysis of al-qaeda and network and a liiances and operations in a systemic and comprehensive way with. the kind of examination that could have led us to understand we maybe ought not to be dealing with a ghr. and if we are dealing with him and he is reporting pack to osama bin laden. that it could present a problem. >> can you imagine what the american people heard. yes, we are negotiating with taliban and they are talking with the osama bin laden. i have to leave it here. tom, and steve, we'll have you back on this and of course thank you so much. >> the pentagon is shedding new light on what led to the fall of

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>> an about-face from the ment con. authorities are saying that sandstorms did not impact coalition air strikes with

ramadi. but iraqi security forces thought that the weather would have an impact. jennifer griffin joins us with that. explain that? >> reporter: a spokesman said there was no weather that impacted the air strikes. and we are beginning to believe at this point, that the iraqi forces in ramadi believed that the weather was the way it was, they would not be able to receive air power support. that was not the case. we learned that the iraqi security forces had 7000 troop ands pulled back without a fight as we know. much to the disgust of pentagon senior leaders as thousands of terrified women and children flee rammadi. isis is moving east to baghdad where there is one hold out

town. and next dorin syria in the ancient city that fell to isis yesterday. they are not allowing residents to flee and going door-to-door and assassinating anyone that worked with the syrian. and at risk are the ancient sites. the pentagon can do nothing because unlike the syrian town of cobani where it timed up with kurdish fighters the american led coalition has no partners. and the un said any crime against the site would be crimes against humanity. the american- led coalition watched as it fell to isis and did not intervene. >> thank you. >> and the battle rages in syria and iraq.

there is a fight here at home. republicans blame the president and democrats blame president bush. and this is media finger pointing that is fuelling it. howie, you say it is a pointless and partisan debate and how do we fix it? >> it is a default setting of the media. you have conservative pundits if only barak obama had left a force in iraq isis would be curtailed and liberal pundits refighting 2003 saying it was all george bush's fault. it gets us no where in dealing with a dire situation in iraq and syria. >> there is a lack of actual veterans and fought there weighing in on this debate. and here we are right before memorial day, is that laziness

by journalist by not tapping in to that it choice in >> there is armchair generals. defense specialist who are embedded and reporting from war zones they know about the true military culture and strategy. the media as a whole and people on tv you know except for the people who are retired generals or exmilitary not so much. it is easier for them to deal with the finger pointing than to ask, what are the options that the united states has right now? because that takes you to the painful question of we can't do much and there are limits to air power. and it is a complicated and difficult debate and so much easier to say it is obama's fault. >> what we have coming up on media buzz. >> we'll look at hillary clinton talking to the press. and release of benghazi e-mails.

and aftershocks of george stephanopilis problem with clinton donations at abc. and david letterman's farewell and the way late night television is changing. great to see you. and we'll see you on sunday. >> thank you, jenna. >> and hold on to your hats. forecasters are calling for another round of drjts storms with texas and oklahoma bracing for more flash flooding. >> the rain doesn't want to stop. sometimes you get in a pattern and that pattern doesn't want to it break. that means more rain in the parts of the southern and central plains and heavy rain going on in nebraska. but right here in the red river valley and points north and south, that is really where we are seeing the majority of the rain and we have more rain coming through unfortunately. all kinds of flood concerns over

the area. and the flash flooding will be happening because the resevors are filled. but we had a drought going on and it was wiped out over the last month or so. and we'll see a great batch of rain here and by the time the next drought monitored, we'll see it gone. it comes with too much rain and flooding will be with us for the weekend john. >> thank you, rick. >> and the weather to consider and summer travel this year. record number of passengers expected to take to the skies and crowded airports and packing plans and tips on how to keep your frustration in check. we all need that correct. >> and john will have the answers for you, next.

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>> we are getting more details about the e-mails that hillary clinton sent and turns out she got classified material on her unsecured personal server. what could government officials might have that information now. and what about pilots texting in the cockpit? and the dc murder suspect who appeared in court after a massive multistate manhunt. and federal agents arresting two people on terrorism charges. >> memorial day weekend kicks off the unofficial start of summer travel season. roads are packed and historic number of travellers are also taking to the air. according to airlines for

america. 222 million passengers will take to the air. that is a 45 percent jump from last year. and so four and more more people. but not four and half percent more seats, do you? >> if anything you have fewer sense. and load factors should top 90 percent. and planes are going to be packed and the problem is not only fuller planes but they are cramming more seats and same amount of overhead bin space and less legroom. >> many of the airlines are charging for bags in the belly and so people are trying to put more bags in to put on the overhead bins. >> not everything will fit. >> i came back from augusta and

changed planes in charlotte and didn't have time for dinner and a guy next to me sits down with a pepperoni piz a. you have a list of etquit suggestions. don't bring smelly food on the plane. >> it can smell delicious. i have sat next to people with pizza and one guy opened tuna and indian food and curry. and it is delicious. and no place on the plane. bring fruits or a sandwich that smells neutral. >> and same flight and same you know item number two. dress appropriately is your item number two. who doesn't dress appropriatey on a plane. >> you would think so. a lounge in/beijing took his shirt off because it was warm.

and people who have tank tops that is revealing. and that is awkward next to children and keep your shoes if possible. and at least put on socks. and keep in mind the liquid on the floor on the plane is probably not water. >> and don't be a chatterbox. they were not next to me. but in front of me the entire flight drove me nuts. >> that can go two ways. make sure you are talking at a reasonably and not too loud so that other people are not forced to listen to your conversation and if you are going to it try to talk to somebody. make sure you take their hints, and i was on a flight last week and i put on headphones and the guy tap it me to have a conversation. and i was tired at that point

and it helps to look at signals. >> arm rest belong to the poor person in the missed seats. >> seats are smaller than before and it is important to respect other people's space. and the person in the middle should have rights to both arm rest. the person in the line can lean in the aisle and the person on the window can lean in window. >> and a suggestion if you are going to recline the seat and the person behind you and warp them if you do. >> and keep it civil. been thank you. >> and a good reminder and i don't think combf our viewers are bad travellers. >> no absolutely not. >> i will take that advice to heart. >> the eiffel tower was closeed

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she dodged a few questions on this. hasn't been specific. the president is for this trade deal. other democrats are not. she said she has a set of expectations about the trade agreement that it creates jobs and is good for national security. we don't know all the details on this specific agreement. a little from hillary clinton today. thunder in the skies over new york city this morning. six of the air force thunderbirds taking to the air for the 27th annual fleet week. nearly 2,000 members of the navy marines and coast guard are in new york city to take part. kicks off wednesday with a parade of ships coming down the hudson. one branch of the military showing off a new generation of helicopters. leah gabriel served in the navy

more than a decade and has more from times square. >> reporter: you know, fleet week is one of my favorite times of the year here in new york city as a navy girl. we've seen a number of service members flowing through the area here in times square. in just a little while the marine corps will set up their display. they've been heading out to local communities to show off some of their best gear. take a look at this. this is one of the aviation demonstrations they did at a local school. yesterday we caught a ride in their osprey. it is quite a sight for those who haven't seen it. it takes off like a helicopter and flies like an airplane. it made its first combat deployment in 2007 and has fully replaced the 46 sea knight also known as the frog. it's been the marine corps' work horse since vietnam. the osprey can go five times as far and twice as fast among a lot of other improvements. we know an osprey crashed last week in hear killing two

marines. the program was almost scrapped back in 2000. that's after 23 people were killed in crashes. since then multiple redundancy systems have been built into the osprey to make it safer. a mechanic i spoke with who worked on the frog and osprey says he loves his new bird but it is quite complex. >> everything takes longer. you have to trouble shoot more. there is more that's put into working on the aircraft due to all the advanced components. >> the marine corps says the numbers show it has better safety ratings in recent years than its other helicopters in the marine corps. the navy and air force are developing programs. for you jon and jenna, if you never got to travel on an aircraft carrier, the navy will be using the osprey to bring vips and media in the future. >> looking forward to it.

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