that hole in one. are you? >> yeah, i never had a hole in one. all right. that's going to do it for us. >> stick around. julie banderas is up next with the the fox report. pó >> taking to the streets of cleveland after a judge acquitted a police officer for the shooting deaths of two black respects. protest are peaceful and police report one arrest so far. michael braelow broke down in tears saying he could not determine that the officer fired the shots that killed the two men following a car chase in 2012. it comes amid attention with the citizens and police over deaths by officers. >> we are all in this together.

and people can be assured that we are going to do everything humanly possible to keep the city safe. >> kelly wright is in our nows room. the department of justice is changing things. >> the justice department wasted little time responding to the verdict's case. it will pursue all legal options pertaining to the case. and the protestors are conducting peaceful demonstrations and it is difficult for a them to understand why a judge acquitted michael brelow. >> his entire use of deadly force was a constitutional reasonable response to an objectively perceived threat of great bodily harm. >> he have been facing two years in prison for voluntary manslaughter for the shooting that took place.

timothy russell and melissa williams were killed after police pursued them. police heard russell's car back fire andñi engaged in a hot pursuit for 22 or 23 miles and the chase end nothing a school parking lot where the police fired 130 bullets in the car and the fatal shot coming from brelow who fired 15 additional rounds in to the bodies of russell and williams the defense attorney said the actions were justified. >>xd we release and we acknowledge that two people died tragedy was brought about by conscious decision making and lifestyles that those two individuals irrespective of mental states voluntarily took throughout their adult lives. >> but timothy russell's sister

takes a different approach believing that justice was not served in the death of her brother. >> i don't believe they used the car as a weapon or had a gun and it is outside of my brother's character to be a vilen person. >> there is anger right now in cleveland, but protestors are remaining calm. the police chief said violent acts will not be tolerated and only set the city back and so far, onlyñi one arrest. >> new developments in the dc quad ruple murder. the crimes required theñr assistance of more than one person. when appearing in the court on theñi charges of the deaths of the excutive and his wife son, and house keepers, but prosecutors

say it is only the beginning. ñi >> mr. wint is incarcerated and held without bond. our work is not done. we will investigate theñi case and bring all charges that are appropriate in the coming weeks. >>xd the victims were all killed in the family's mansion and then the home was set on fire. >> isis and the bloody tentacles in the middle east. a defeat that it the obama administration called a setback and first time isis claimed responsibility for an attack inside of saudi arabia. all of this as training with the iraqi forces that fled. gains in advances came in iraq and syria just this past woke. it shoes how large iowa sis roach is become and in syria isis capturing a historic city

of palmyra. and the pentagon said the u.s. took out iowa sis antiaircraft weapons and several fighting positions. and in saudi arabia iowa sis has carried out a bombing on a shiite mosque that kill would 21 people and warning that black days await the saudi leaders and their people. and fox news can now confirm a counter offensive in iraq is under way as militias try to rally and drive iowa -- isis from ramadi. >> ithe indicating a start of a major ground offensive or an effort to stop isis' moment up. they stormed the town four mills east of the ramad dlchlt i. and iraqi forces with the help

of militia fighters launched a counter attack and took it bag. but iowa sis control ramadi. this woman said isis entered and killed and displaced people and the rest of her family escaped with just the clothes on their back. >> in the ancient city there are reports of government soldiers being hunted down shooting and beheading them. they took over palmyra. and fears are growing about the militants destroying archaeological sites. the artifacts were removed and are safe. palmyra has historeccalñi relevance and strat gic military. itñr links damascus. it is a huge gain for isis and

loss for the government. the terror group controls half of syria and it is the first city that they took from the government and military. icess launched other attacks including a suicide bombing on a mosque in saudi arabia. and now u.s. officials say that isis is actively recruiting fighters in afghanistan. >> a new tradition in our nation's cant kament this memorial day woke week. take a look visitors ringing the freedom bell at the world war ii memior yell in honor of friends and family who are serving or have served in our nation's military. the bell will be feetered on

sunday. what an amazing tribute, rich. >> it is and good owning thousands ofçó americans and tourist from around the world have come throughout the afternoon and evening, ringing that bell and that bell according to organizers have rung it. the army survivor outroach network and helps folks who are fighting for the united states in war and come to washington d.c. and participate in a number of the ceremonies and we caught up with a specialist killed in iraq in 2004 and talked to his sister about what this memorial day means to her. >> memorial day is not about bar-b-ques or parties and stuff like that. and i want them to know it is about the guys who didn't get to come home no matter what war they were in you know.

and there's a gentleman that is buried here and died with my brother. >> and as we are in the world war ii memorial senator robert dole was on hand and he normally spends the afternoon on saturday greeting the visitors. >> i tell you, when the veterans come at lost half shed a lot of tors when they get in there. it is an emotional experience and think about when they were young and what they did in the service and some say it is the greatest experience they've had in years and years, and probably the greatest experience they will have the rest of their lives. >> thousands are expected in the world war ii memorial throughout the woke woke. and memorial day is on monday. and we are here on the 70th

anniversary of the conclusion of that war this month. >> and of course bob dole is a world war ii veteran. and that brings us up to the twitter question of the day. what is the message you would like to give to the military past and present. tweet me@julie banderas and we'll try to read them in the end of the show. >> right now, the long woke weeks a wash out in parts of the country where severe weather is sparking heavy rain and floods and janice dean is here keeping track television. and a massive oil spill affecting the beaches in the west coast. what caused the pipe line to leak thousands of gallons of oil? vil is their #1 choice for pain relief. more than the medicines in tylenol or aleve. use the medicine that pharmacists use most for themselves. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil.

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everyone. parts of texas and the plains slammed with rain. this is wichita falls, evacuation area is expanded due to record flooding. janice don't is live. and what a wet mess. >> absolutely. they have set records in texas and oklahoma and about to so more rain in the forecast over the next couple of days and potential for severe weather and tornado watches in effect for oklahoma and into texas and colorado. several tornado storms north of san antonio. and tornado warning and doppler radar indicated and in oklahoma several tornado warnings south of oklahoma. soak shelter and listen to your weather forecast. our set up is freedom for more wet weather in areas that don't need to so it. texas and oklahoma.

it is sitting and bringing all of the gulf moisture up and the potent continues and that will continue in the weekend as well. dosens of states under flash flood watches and warnings. this is a drought buster julie. at some point we had severe drought in portions of texas and oklahoma, this is busting the 10-year drought for the states. however too much of a good thing is causing massive problems and the flooding warning it continue. and couple of weeks ago we dealt with extreme to exceptional drought and ultimately a good thing for the drought and bad news for the flooding that exist. beach forecast. we end for good weather for sunday and monday and new jersey and looks good in florida and

newport beach. and from maryland and ocean city. and 82 for hilton head. and locks good. and all over the east coast, we'll be in the 80s next week and summertime will officially be here back to you. ñr >> you did a great job tomorrow thank you so much for. that >> and thank you, i will take a bow. >> feel sorry for those people in the flooding. >> we'll keep you up-to-date with the flooding situation. >> happy memorial day. and federal regoutors are -- regulators are investigating what causes a pipe line to loc up to hundred thousand gallons of oil. will how long will the clone up take? >> reporter: jowly, we are told

weeks and months to recover all of the oil that's been spilled and could take longer to figure out what caused the spill to begin w. the federal government ordered the oil company, plains all american poip line to shut down its operation in this area. and the state attorney general launched an investigation in the spill and we'll seeing the impact to wild life. five dead birds on the beaches and taken half doze upon pellic an and sea loyons to a rehab center because they were covered in oil. they were found by members of the local public who had chose words for the poip line. >> a lot of stuff gets pushed under the rug in the large corporation. that care more about the bank account than they do the environment and earth.

>> and that resident pointing to the safety infractions that the company had since 2006. we took his comment to the director of safety to the company and asked them to respond. >> i would not agree with that statement. safety is a core value. it is not just a priority. and we do not put dollars in front of safety. >> he said that an hour and half ago. number of protestors showed up and they don't want dispersements in the ocean. it will be the oil company that will pick up the tab. >> will car live in santa barbara tonight. >> demonstrations appear to be peaceful in cleveland after a policemen was acquitted of all charges in the shooting deaths

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>> the state department releasing nearly throw hundred e-mails that secretary clinton sent about the benghazi. some warn about the security problems in the months leading up to the tashgs tack and others offering a glimpse of her leadership style after the attack. jim rosen has more. >> in the 296 e-mails, the state

department uploaded and redakted and secretary clinton is sewn receiving updates on the attacks weeks after claiming of the lives of the ambassador. susan rice dismissed the idea that ben┐s was a terrorist attack. the jake sullivan said he found one linered by rice troubling it was where rice suggested that the investigation in the attacks might roach a different conclusions. >> when patrick kennedy in charge of allñr state department buildings wrapped up a tough day of testimony. clinton e-mailed sullivan did we survive the day. yes. many americans don't believe that you told the truth.

>> i will let the americans decide that. >> and week after that. clinton appears to have requested from sullivan and sullivan appears to have given the talking points that the white house and cia labored overçó when at a painstakingly scrubbed the document with the reference on terrorism. cheryl mills forwarded to the boss a interview with a libyan commander who was present at the attack and arrested and charged for his role in them. clinton spun out to senate law makers that the benghazi attacks may have benefitted from no pre-meditation. >> a guy out for a walk and decided to kill americans. what difference at this point does it make? >> there is cozy confidence between mills and olson, head of

the national terrorism center. he was the first to declare it a terrorism attack. but in november 2012 privately e-mailing the right hand aide that he thought the benghazi hearings are going fine. and that his own interrogation went well and warn clinton that we fend off questions about the unclass foyed talking points. >> in general, why would it went fine be be appropriate. >> i am not chlor on the necessity of the center about these. >> i amñi not clear why you are suggesting there is improproirt. and on december 2012 mrs. clinton asked if barak obama was ready for a 3 o'clock

phone call herself slept through the document. she awoke at 10:40 a.m. >> that batch of e-mails from clinton's time at the state department are some of the 50,000 pages of e-mails from clinton's private server that the state department will release from now and the 2016 elections. we'll follow the money controversy surrounding the clinton foundation. where the cash camexd from and where it went. >> and cleveland'sxd leader is asking for calm after a white police officer is acquitted of killing two unarmed black motor of the in 2012. and the reason the federal officials are taking on the case. and plenty of military heroes are returning home from combat

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overcome the stresses of combat. taking the reigns. >> and he had several towers in the army in afghanistan. like a third of all veterans he is fighting ptsd. but today, this is his therapist. >> it kind of takes your mind off what you are doing and the things you have problems with and relaxing. >> it is not your typical therapy. and one for many vets soaps to be working. >> the veterans have told us this the horses saved their lives. >> the horses can sense the move and trust and respond to a confident leader. and coming up on the wild mustangs can give anxiety.

it is a way to rebuild the confidence. >> it was rewarding and made me feel more at ease for myself. the horses can feel ourçó anxiety. if i am calm the horse is calm. >> it is a simple lessop and that's why hundreds of our nation's heroes make their way here to the riding center in harvard illinois nationwide. theyous horse therapy to help the veterans heel. >> i was 20 and i have been trying to find piece and i am 66 years old now. and this is just beautiful. >> the time when the van estimates more veterans are committing suicide. the number of treatments like these are growing. it is used in more than 30 va

centers and there is brave heart that offers services to veterans, fro of charge. >> i am julie banderas and this is the fox report it is time for the top of the news and authoritiesxd asking for calm. police officer acquitted of all charges in the shooting deaths of two black men. michael brelo feared down in the end of the chase. the department of justice will now revuthe case. >> voters in ireland legal otherwising same- sex marriage. figures show that over 62 percent of the iowaerish voters voted yes. and the man convicted of killing intern chandra lovy is expected

to get a new trial. also inmar was found guilty of the murder and the case captured the nation's attention. >> and iraqis are trying to retake a town not far from ramadi. dealing a blow to the white house which described it as a setback in the fight to defeatñr the iowa sis. >> saudi arabia confirming an isis' claims on a deadly attack on a mosque. here is the unfolding conflict with with a woman who served in iraq to the u.s. general. >> many are watching the latest

ram page with isis with concerned including emma sky. >> it is terribly depressing. >> she was a key political adviser and the commanding general often had her at his side in the unravelling, sky said nothing that is happening there now is unevitable including the rise of isis. >> obama campaigned to ending the war in iraq and so the administration squandered security gains by in part sticking with a pro- iowa ran and anti- sun ni almaliki. >> it is to sustain the status quo. >> this was not stable. >> that led with iran not

allowing the troops. iran has pushed america out. >> it is a tragic choice and the islamic state would be the lesser of two evils. they tried to keep u.s. troops in iran. and rots of isis goes back before its time. the current situation is horrible especially are the young americans who served in iraq. >> no doubt everybody hopes that americans who lost their lives in iraq will not have done so in vain. >> and a massive shootout involving a mexican drug cartel loves dozens dead. 42 and 1 police officer killed in a remote mexican ranch.

it was part of an offensive against one cartel. one officer described the scene as a war zone. throw people were arrested. weapons were confistidated. nagents are now foizing now charges. that maurp maurn is legal. andçó the joishgs mexican cartels are switching to methamphetamine and heroin. the dean estimates 90 percent of the methamphetamine consumed in the united states is made south of the border. >> it is it a continuous flow and tens of thousands of cars crossing in the u.s. from mexico every day and millions of dollars in illegal drugs. >> the threat changes for us.

we have grown to know that marijuana decreased for us here. and narcotics areçó hidden in smuler vehicles. >> with the laws becoming more lax. they are turning to hard drugs to make money. namely methand heroin. they are remacing them with poppies. seisures are up though hundred percent. and the heroin seizures increased more than 200s for. and it i and a this is just the starting tent want is sfshgs their way all over the u.s. >> can if >> average price for poundñi methamphetamine and heroin here

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>> a high flying tribute to veterans this memorial day weekend. it is taking flight over long island, new york. look at that incredible sight. one stunt pilot is lieutenant colonel john plat. brian it is live from jones' beach. what an incredible flight you took. >> reporter: it was amazing, julie. jones beach has cleared for the day. it is the keck off for summer memorial day week woke. and tens of thousands of people looked up in the sky for the air

show. first day of the woke week. you can so the thunderbirds and golden comboits can they flipped and dropped and electifyied the crowd. a veteran flew can protected our skies and dick deck in the uncertain days after 9/11. ñi we rod with john and we'll take a look the what his office is like. ñr 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, throw. >> and you know what? i have flown air shoes for 15 years and it is a lifetime pursuit to perfect those skills that people will so in the air show. it is an honor for me to be here. >> it is training and trust. it is the kind of training you

get in the military. >> it is a great weekend. we remember the men and women we deployed this weekend. and for me to be a small part in our nation's history was probably my greatest a chiefment. >> why are people so fascinated withary shoes in general? >> there is a connection. andy used to go to air shoes and i looked up and i connected with one pilot at an air show and said i want to be a pilot. >> it is magical what can happen. >> god bless america. >> so much fun. john said it takes a year to perfect one are you tone and air shoes are part of the fabric to america and sparks the

imagination of all of those young people out there. >> and my friend coral was texting me and thinking that i went up in one of those planes. did you get scared and was your stomach and neck anything like that? the g- forces. and i did not puke. it was amazing that you didn't yak. >> my heart races about you getting in the plane. i am glad you are back. >> i had a parachute on. >> that does not make me feel better. >> what is your message to get out to the military service members past and present. navy moves, thank you god. some gave all and all gave something. treat me at julie band band. more of your responses is coming

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