of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. the america's news the headquarters. i'm eric shawn. hello everyone and welcome. >> o'malley leaping into the race toot. he now becomes the second official challenger to the hillary clinton juggernaut along with vermont senator bernie sanders. let's go to the white house now. and ed henry has a wrap up. >> what he's really trying to do martin o'malley is find some space on the left wing. sort of the elizabeth warren

wing running to the left of hilly onary on issues like trade. what we really heard from him was economic populism trying again to talk about the middle class. he has been struggling martin o'malley in the testing phase because he just has o not been registering in the national polls. but he is hoping a message like this will pull him upwards. >> listen. >> tell me how it is that not a single wall street ceo was convicted of a crime related to the 2008 economic melt down. not a single one. tell me how it is that you can get pulled over in this country for having a broken taillight. but if you wreck the nations economy, you are absolutely untouchable. >> you hear that reference to wall street reform. but also wrapping in the issue

of taillights and people being pulled over. that was a direct reference to some of the anger of some of his former african american constituents when he was mayor here as well as governor of maryland. but after those riots in recent day, that has certainly made this race a bit more difficult for martin o'malley. >> he does face some staunch criticism. many blame him for the city's problems. how is he attacking that? >> in recent weeks, e spenl following those riots here in baltimore. on the other side of the city. i'm in federal hill wrrks the economy is a lot better. on the other side in west baltimore there is a lot of anger and frustration in part with his tenure. when you talk to political analysts they say he has a very mixed legacy. listen. >> the problem for him of course is that his biggest resume is smoldering right now and was recently in actual complete flames in baltimore.

so i think that that is going to be a big problem for him. >> it was interesting because there were a few dozen protesters in fact here on federal hill in baltimore trying to drown him out as he spoke. in particular some african american protesters saying his zero tolerance policing policies as mayor and then as governor backfired and they were charging that it actually led to the death of freddie gray. that is criticism o'malley has been pushing back on. but it gives you an idea that his mixed legacy here is going to make it difficult to rise from the poll. >> analysts say o'malley is a long shot. that is what they are saying. what is his role then in the primary race? president obama signing a disaster declaration for texas after the deadly flooding this past week. now police say 29 people have so

far died in the flooding and the wane continues to fall on texas and oklahoma this weekend. 25 people have been killed in texas alone. 11 right now are still missing. the storms began memorial day weekend and still going at it today. let's go to meteorologist janice steen. it's been such a tough time. >> it really has. we just have to get through today and more tomorrow with the rain and then we'll have a drying out period for at least five to seven days. there's the estimated precipitation over the last 48 hours. parts of texas, and oklahoma and arkansas. zooming in around dallas area several inches of rain in a very short period of time yet again for houston. we still have flood advisories that extend really interest

texas through parts of arkansas omaha. we have a slow moving cold front. along that and ahead of it we're seeing potential for strong severe storms. i don't think we're going to see a tornado outbreak but we could see hail damaging wind isolated tornados. and severe thunderstorm watch for big bend of texas and the potential for severe storms moving towards the san antonio region and then a couple of severe weather warnings across the tennessee river valley. not a big severe weather outbreak but we're going to see potential for flooding hail and damaging winds afternoon, evening and overnight. and monday tuesday, wednesday through friday a drying out period. if there is any good news from this we saw incredible drought really years of drought across texas and oklahoma. was really wiped out within a couple of weeks. and this is what we're dealing with now, just some slight

drought in the region. ahead to houston as we head into the monday tuesday and wednesday looking very dry. so at least we get a drying out period. and there is your next week's precipitation outlook. looks like above average for parts of the central and northern plains but we'll get some drying out and of course the drought continues across the west where they really need the moisture. >> the drought has ended so far but really came at such a high cost. >> it really did. absolutely. >> thank you so much. julie? ? there are now just 30 days to negotiators to reel a final nuclear deal with iran. john kerry meeting with his counterpart today in switzerland. and many gaps to be closed. john huddy is live with the latest. hi john. >> hey julie. yeah it is really all about transparency at this point with iran and today for the most part

kicked off the next round of negotiations and most likely many more long and arduous meetings in what has already been i guess you can call it a political tug of war. secretary kerry met for about six hours today in geneva. the last meeting was in april, when the u.s. and the five other world powers, a part of the p5+1 reached a framework agreement with iran and while those involved no those talks today say they were the most substantive since april, several critical issues remain unresolved. in particular access to iran's military sites by u.n. inspectors. u.s. officials say if iran doesn't agree to the inspections would be a deal breaker. and today they said that inspection of sites is quote

unquote, completely out of the question and off the table. and then the issue about sanctions on iran. if an agreement is reached, iran wants them lifted immediately. that was part of the april framework. but the u.s. wants the sanctions lifted over time to make sure iran is complying with the agreement. and u.n. officials also want a snabback mechanism meaning the right to reimpose sanctions if iran doesn't adhere or is basically caught cheating on the agreement. there is some discussion about extending the deadline if an agreement isn't reached or if one is very close to being agreed upon. but u.s. officials say that is not being considered at this point. in the meantime however, talks are expected to continue tomorrow in geneva. julie. >> john huddy, thank you very much. meanwhile time is running out for several key provisions of the patriot act. congress acts tomorrow afternoon in an unusual sunday session.

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>> former maryland governor martin o'malley made it official. as expected he is now in the race for the courthouse. announcing today during an event in the outdoor rally in baltimore park promising to rebuild the american dream and took aim directly at the hillary clinton. vince, can he win the democratic primary first of all? >> his chances right now are the snowball's chance in baltimore. just at the moment the numbers have him polling at 1%. compare that too vermont's bernie sanders whose 15%. and the hillary clinton whose 57%. he has a steep up isle climb. >> and we saw what happened in

2008 when a freshman senator by the name of barack obama seemed to come out of nowhere and challenge hillary. what you are saying in terms of these poll numbers is he's got to try to get beyond bernie sanders first. >> yes. absolutely. and look let's be clear where his voters are going to come from. he is sort of like the ron paul of the left. he has a very committed following and they are really unlikely to break for another candidate. but martin o'malley his voters are the hillary clinton voters. and when democrats see a white man versus a woman running, they are going to break for the woman. they are going to break for hillary clinton. >> and that didn't happen last name and this time is he definitely making contrast. called for new leadership, no approaches. and at one point he said we are not not the challenges of the 990s. he didn't hillary's name you

know what he's talking about. >> exactly. and today's speech was a clear shot across the bow of the clint campaign. a common attack both share on hillary is her coziness with wall street. her raising money of the tune of millions of dollars. all of that leading to the notion that she's totally disconnected from the american public. >> is that enough? saying no one has goep to jail for the 2008 financial crisis. >> and he is placing part of that blame by inference at the seat of the barack obama and the hillary clinton who's administration didn't pursue going after these banks for corruption to the extented.

but as far as i can tell from where i'm sitting he has a steep steep climb and it is a real credit to his communications team that anybody is even talking about the o'malley campaign. >> and finally the situation with baltimore. he was the mayor and of course protesters against him and the legacy over what we saw in the last month or so. he said baltimore is america. america is baltimore. what is the legacy there? right and this is such difficult backdrop for him to announce in. his his achilles heel. people in baltimore protesting and contributing to the riots are placing a lot of blame at the feet right or wrong of martin o'malley because he was part of getting tough on crime and there is police chief he actually led to reforms that have squared off cops against citizens and for that reason has been very difficult in a town where you have seen the inmates run the jails. baltimore is a tough city to announce? and martin o'malley went into the fire today and i'm not sure he is going to come out alive.

>> he east off to iowa and has now started in the democratic party. so we'll see vince. >> absolutely. >> good to see you. and of course don't mix fox news sunday tomorrow because there thereby a presidential candidate on with chris wallace. carly fiorina. check your local listings. she's catching. a lot of good response. especially in the "new york times" from her iowa appearances. so it will be an interesting interview. well a revolutionary vaccine is heading here to our country thanks to warming relations with a long time enemy. o what could it mean for the future freemont of lung cancer? and u.s. and iranny diplomats back at work today ahead of a crucial deadline. but what it means for the region and our security here at home.

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and impaired relationses with cuba could already be bringing relationships. one you wouldn't expect. so-called lung cancer vaccine is heading here to the u.s. for critical trials. now, the revolutionary medicine apparently treats symptoms and recurrence of the deadly disease. let's talk about this. chair of the hospital and professor at the school of medicine and a member of the fox news health medical a team this is fascinating, first of all. there actually is a lung cancer vaccine in the world, many haven't even heard of it. >> great news out of cuba. their health care system has been isolated and didn't have

access to chemotherapy aroundnd things in this country. they had to survive. there's a lot of information online about simuvax. reduces symptoms and rate of recurrence. revolutionary in the sense it may add only six months to your life but that's a great, great start in this field, and we're learning a lot from their scientists and research. rose rosewald park cancer institute is teaming with them. and we're within months of trials in this country. it's a great start. >> so it could stop recurrence. it could expand life span but can't necessarily stop lung kansaser from happening? not like getting the chicken pox vaccine vaccine. >> it's not a vaccine. exactly right. >> to be clear. >> if you have a deadly high-risk lung cancer it can

delay the death process. this vaccine takes a stimulus away and slows the growth of cancer cells. about 1,000 patients in cuba have been treechted edtreated this way. over 5,000 globally gone through this. we're waiting for fundamentala inging inging for fda to approve it in this country. >> do we have any cancer vaccines in the country? >> we don't. everything we do are going through this process to slow down the growth et cetera through hormones and immune system. it's another step. a different mechanism. we're learning from them and it will open up a relationship and we can learn from them and laboration with them research. >> read something from the actual institute. roswell park cancer institute. they tell this to fox news latino latino. cheap to make effective and no tox itty will treat people with

lung cancer appreciate kansasnd prevent cancer in those who don't have it. if you carry a gene lung cancer runs i don't your family something to do as a preventative medical venture? >> maybe in the future. we're a few years away from that. for the time being, for patients with lung cancer. if you can prevent it a huge revolutionary step. this also can be used for not only lung cancer potentially ovarian cancer prostate and skin cancer. this is going to open a huge door for scientists and researchers to get together and it just telling you over the last 20 years, spent about $1 billion on this biotech technology. busy doing good things. because they've been isolated the door is othering up. >> and with the tools here hopefully this turns into a bigger and better vaccine. >> putting a lot of information on a website. a huge blog about this. >> doctor always great to see

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a disaster in texas as deadly flooding tears through the state. hello everyone and good afternoon. welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news." >> and hello, everybody. president "the daily show" obama signing a declaration of disaster in texas. powerful storms. and making it official. the impact on the democratic race for president as form other maryland governor martin o'malley announces he will be challenging front-runner hillary clinton for the white house in 2016. and a possible deal-breaker in the iranian nuclear talks.

gathering again in jaefrgeneva. the head of the deadline will it stop a possible iran nuclear bomb? first this afternoon we start here at home. the southwest, flooding disaster getting a lot worse today. the death toll now climbing to 29 people after police in dallas tell us that they recovered another body in the floodwaters there. meteorologists say so much rain fell in texas this month it could cover the entire state with eight inches of water. wep have the very latest. >> reporter: the sun is starting to poke through here. earlier today this region was pounded by more rain. behind me is the trinity river, swollen by all the rain we've seen here. i'm standing on a service road cut off. you can see the water level up to a stop sign there, almost going all the way up to the sign. then if you go further left you can see the trees that normally

line the banks of this river. just swamped by all of this water. we have a map of what the trinity river normally looks like. some people around here call it the trinity trickle, and that is like a stream compared to what we're seeing today. now, flash flooding impacted this area the past two days closing loop 12 at i-30 a very busy traffic area for dallas forcing people to abandon their cars sow the south, in southeast texas, mandatory evacuations right now going on for the cities of wharton and rosenberg, and because there's more concerns rivers in those areas could flood. keep in mind one inch of flowing water can move 1,000 pounds creating very dangerous situations for people in the evacuated areas. >> one big concern, all i've got left and if i lose everything inside it i'm -- i don't know what i'm going to do. can't believe this is actually happening on my street. >> reporter: 12 people are still

unaccounted for across the state. yesterday authorities came out and identified the body of 6-year-old andrew mccomb. his father ended up surviving but his mother and his sister have not been seen since last memorial weekend. now, this is a historic amount of rainfall we've seen. the national weather service tells us 35 trillion -- trillion with a t -- gallons of water has fallen across texas this month alone. president obama came out today, issued a disaster declaration for several counties including harris county where houston is. we were there the past couple of days, spoke to homeowners with significant damage to their homes. even though they have insurance, eric they will take any help they can get. >> a disaster so sad when you deal with the victims. thank you so much. julie? a flood rescue attempt in nearby oklahoma ends in bloodshed. a man shot and killed after allegedly getting into a fight with officers who came to rescue him. and another man from

floodwaters. police say the two penmen were upset about leaving their car in the rushing water and at least one of themattacked a trooper when back on dry land. the second man arrested at the scene. now to the 2016 race for the white house. earlier today former maryland governor democrat martin o'malley launching his presidential bid as was expected. right now take a live look. there is the former governor. he is taking questions at a campaign event in davenport, iowa. he made that big announcement earlier today, about 11:00 eastern time in baltimore, of course he was the mayor of baltimore as well as having been the governor of that state. he is 52 years old, served two terms as governor now embarking on a challenge against hillary clinton, and bernie sanders. hows he going to do? ed henry back in baltimore attending that rally in the park is with us. hi, ed. >> reporter: good to see you, eric. that's right.

federal hill overlooking the city of baltimore. you mentioned, martin o'malley moving quickly to get to that first in the nation caucus state of iowa. he has a lot of work to do. he's not been registering on these national polls. not just far behind hillary clinton. as you suggest, also behind democratic socialist senator bernie sanders and lincoln chafee former rhode island governor and senator not very active in national politics in recent years. o'lalli, o'malley o'malley a lot to accomplish. firps the polish u and second the fact during his tenure as mayor, governor of maryland a lot of controversies. recent riots, of course after he left office. dozens of protestors at his event. he had a relatively lyly small crowd. dozens of protestors trying to interrupt him. protesting they said zero tolerance policies as mayor and governor for the police here which these protestors charge help caused the death of freddie gray that of course sparked the riots here in the city of

baltimore. what he is trying to do, pivot out of all that and say that he's taking a shot not not only at clinton, jeb bush as well on the republican side saying it's time for new leadership. listen. >> the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families. it is a sacred trust to be earned from the american people and exercised on behalf of the people of these united states! >> reporter: an interesting political line but marty o'malley might have explaining to do because one of those royal families as he calls it the clintons been very close to. close personal friends with former president bill clinton and's in 2007 2008 endorsed the presidential campaign of hillary clinton. so how he's going to come up now with an alternative to her when he's previously endorsed her will be part of the challenge for him. bottom line really eric is that he's about 20 years younger than hillary clinton, but is

currently about 50 points behind her in the polls. big uphill climb. >> sounds like that. speaking of lincoln chafee told he's expected to announce june 3rd this coming wednesday. the former rhode island governor and senator, spent most of his like as a republican. now a democrat. he's jumping in. good to talk you to julie? and 2016, trying to xpratseparate themselves from the pack. hitting the president hard over the latest round of iran nuke talks, and the fight against isis. as the terror group takes over more territory. fox news chief capitol hill correspondent carl cameron has that story. >> reporter: 20916 will be the fourth presidential race in a row battling terrorism around the world and the debate over isis its origins, how to halt its rampaged divides both parties. most blame president obama's withdrawal in 2011. >> isis didn't exist when my

brother was president. >> if you fought in iraq it worked. it's not your fault it's going to hell. it's obama's fault. >> this whole problem with syria and isis begins with what he did not do when he promised to be able to take out assad, if he used chemical weapons. this destroys american credibility around the world. >> reporter: outraging fellow republicans, kentucky senator rand paul says the gop inadvertently helped isis flourish. >> because of the hawks in our party who gave arms indiscriminately and most snatched up by isis. these hawks also wanted to bomb assad, which would have made isis' job even easier. they created these people. >> reporter: pushback against paul's version of history ranges from gop white house rivals to iraq after the invasion. >> just a fable. isis came in to being after al qaeda in iraq was defeated by the iraqi army, and as president obama himself said when he came into office he inherit add

stable democratic iraq. isis is the creation that happened after we pulled all of our troops out in 2011. the key mistake made by this administration i. think the senate is unsuited to be commander in chief. we can't afford for more years of a misunderstanding of a threat. >> reporter: republicans include former secretary of state hillary clinton in the isis blame game too. >> madam secretary, would you have pulled the troops out of iraq in 2011? that is a direct question. [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: clinton may be on the verge of breaking with the president and developing a more hawkish strategy against isis. and think tank clinton helped run run by former aides likely to work for clinton, issued several policies calling for obama's failure and calls for ground troops which the president opposes. clinton is lurching to the left. on the other hand back in foreign and national security

policies that do not work puts a lot more than votes at risk. in washington carl cameron, fox news. and not just those candidates but also wisconsin governor scott walker speaking out. he jumped into the foreign policy fray in iraq and syria amid criticism he does thought have the experience to take on some of those it global issues as he's been the governor of a midwestern state. here's what governor walker said about the president's policies and the fight against isis when he sat down this week with sunday morning futures maria bartiromo. >> in my lifetime the most impressive president when it came to foreign policy was a governor from california. in my lifetime the worst president of foreign policy was a freshman senator from illinois's so being a senator, governor it's important as leadership there, there are american troops american resources available in iraq that this president's administration has put restrictions on them. there are very easy things we can do without full scale warfare. >> and, vo of course catch more

from the governor on maria's program. when he will run what it takes to get the economy going and more on the iran talks. "sunday morning futures" 10:00 eastern on fox and you get my report on the taliban five. you know they may be able to travel? starting on monday did you knee? we'll talk about that. >> that is scary. >> tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. >> all right. turning now to the spiraling violence in syria, government air strikes targeting civilian areas killing at least of 70 people. today's attacks taking place in the northern province of aleppo. one helicopter strike hitting a rebel-held neighborhood killing at least 12 people. the other attack hitting a busy market in the isis-held town of al bab in the countryside. a syrian observatory for human rights calling that attack one of the worst massacres perpetrated by president bashar assad's army this year. adding at least 59 people there were killed but the death toll will likely rise.

and julie, crunch time fast approaching on the controversy nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state john kerry meeting with iranian counterpart in geneva. diplomats trying to work to bridge differences including economic sanctions, when they would drop and issue of international inspections. the deadline for this at the end of the month. already we're told something that could be a possible deal-breaker in all this. the latest from our middle east bureau. hi. >> reporter: yeah, hey, eric you mentioned those things and also transparency allowing those inspectors access to the country. that said today as we know secretary kerry met with iran's foreign minister zarif for about six hours in geneva. their last meeting in april, when the u.s. and five other world powers reach add framework agreement with iran having to deal with the overall negotiations. now, in particular several

critical issues as you mentioned, remain unresolved. access to iran's military sites by u.n. inspectors. u.s. officials say if iran doesn't agree to the inspections it could be a deal-breaker. you mentioned in the intro and what we're talking about. today senior iranian negotiators adding to the concern abbas said the inspection of military sites is quote/unquote, completely out of the question and off the table. so this could be a major stumbling block that ends up torpedoing the talks and then the issue as sanctions on iran. talked a lot about this if an agreement is reached iran wants them lifted immediately, but here are the thing. the u.s. wants the sanctions lifted over time to make sure that iran is complying with an agreement. u.s. officials also want what is called a snap-back mechanism, meaning the right to ream poseream impose the sanctions if iran doesn't

adhere to the agreement. there are several critical unresolved issues. those involved with today's talks say they were the most substantive since april of negotiations when that framework agreement was reached. however, while some are optimistic something can be ay greed upon by june 30th, others no the so much as we've seen before talks have unravelled in the past. that said meeting expected to continue tomorrow. eric? >> all right, john. ten minutes from now talking with lisa harry, her analysis and iran potentially building a nuclear bomb. john thank you. the family of a u.s. army soldier killed in a helicopter training mission speaking out after he was denied a burial at arlington national cemetery. and what military officials are now saying about it. and the latest on maryland governor's martin o'malley's announcement to run for president. what he plans, what he said and

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another democrat jumping into the race for the white house. former maryland governor martin o'malley kicking off a campaign in front of is a potsupporters in baltimore. taking the opportunity to address racial tensions following the death of freddie gray. >> discourage of hopelessness that happened to ignite there that evening transcends race transcends geography. the hard truth of our reality is this -- unemployment in many cities and many small towns across the united states of america is higher now than it was eight years ago. conditions are extreme poverty, breathe conditions of extreme violence. >> let's bring in tammy bruce, radio talk show host and fox news contributor, and david goodfriend a former deputy staff secretary to president bill clinton. all right. first of all, let me just start with you, tammy, because a lot of people say o'malley doesn't have a shot. first of all, he has been

criticized for the city's problems in baltimore, with the riots that had just happened. he faces a lot of criticism for many that actually protested during his announcement today. do you think he has a shot? >> look he also lost deep blue maryland in november to a republican. there are many republicans who are very excited about the notion of this man running, because he would be easy to beat but i suggest caution. this seems to be very similar to what happened in 2007 and '08. hillary running in the same way, very much like she was the incumbent or entitled. unknown, a man people thought couldn't really beat her coming up barack obama, and obama did well i think. not because he was a genius and o'malley certain isn't, but because when hillary's pushed she does not do well. worked very hard to not have competition, now she has it and it looks like a replay. it could be of eight years ago. >> david, for those voters who might have voted for o'malley

had hillary not been in the race how much weight does gender have? does this vote come down to a man versus a woman? >> i don't think it does. to respond to what my conservative friend just said this is not 2007 hillary is not running a campaign like she did then's running like she's 10 poenlts points behind. she's taking her case directly to small groups of people addressing them one on one. a far cry from 2007. frankly, martin o'malley is a far cry from barack obama in 2007. 1%. he has, that's 1% of support among democrats. that's a far steeper hill to climb. it's good he's in the race and i think hoe brings something to the party and will help hillary clinton by focusing attention on important issues like middle class, incomes and cities and whatnot, but i don't believe that as you ask, this is going to come down to a contest between male versus female. i think democratic voters are a

little more sophisticated than that-of-that and ask who's going to win and who's going to be the best democrat in the white house? i think that goes to hillary. >> o'malley's poll. talk about that. polls behind bernie sanders, positioned himself as a true progressive in the race. it's still early, is there anything tammy, o'malley can do to rise in the polls? >> look this doesn't count. webb coming in. there is decent competition out there. i think that look a lot of it is name recognition. talking about this with republicans as well. as o'malley gets out there, look what he said at his announcement. it's true. a lot of people will blame him right harry o'wrongly for what's happening in city council and the mayor. an appealing discussion and if he takes questions from the press, something hillary is not doing. he has a real opportunity, i think, to show -- look even his slogan. new leadership. that's a real swipe at her and i think that might in fact appeal

to young people. hillary is relying on women. she will not have the barack obama coalition. so it's going to be a real scramble to see who creates a coalition and appeals most to the younger generation as well. >> david o'malley -- go ahead -- >> i was going to say, it's interesting that my colleague here would mention younger voters. as a matter of fact the polling that i've seen shows that hillary clinton is holding together the coalition that barack obama assembled. in fact holding on ma len yams on african-americans, on latinos. that's important. if she can maintain that she will win the presidency and martin o'malley has to show he's somehow better do a better job than her for democrats as-of-at ss at winning the white house. a lot to prove there. steep hill to climb. >> a lot of voters will consider because o'malley once supported senate clinton, that's clear, in her 2008 presidential run. he was behind her. but now he is soft pedaled

criticisms of secretary clinton thus far but could a more damns indictment be lurking? does he need to now come against hillary clinton? like you mentioned, tanny, perhaps more approachable, come out meet with the press. sit down do the interviews people need to decipher whether or not he's presidential material? >> look hillary clinton's worst enemy is herself. all he needs to do make sure she's required to come out and speak more. he doesn't need to go after her. he needs to show people like republicans do what they're about, but then when she is having to answer questions there are six debates set. now it won't be her with ahollow graham of herself and bernie sanders. did not like what they were hearing in '06, '07 and '08. she is not her husband. and people are finding that out. all he needs to do is stay

focused and i think this is going to be an interesting race. >> david, give you the final word we have to go. real quick i. >> like martin o'malley. my governor many years. i don't believe he can beat hillary clinton for the nomination. >> all right. thank you very much. david goodfriend thank you. tammy bruce, appreciate you coming on. >> sure. >> thank you. well as john kerry sits down with iran, iranians say, no. out of the question for u.n. inspector to examine iran's military sites. can any deal without that really stop them from possibly building a nuclear bomb? lisa duf tari tell us us, next. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled

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. and john kerry, and iranian foreign minister sar zarif meeting in geneva. a looming deadline june 30th. diplomats working to bridge differences over economic sanctions and international inspections. we're told there may already be a deal-breaker defiance of tehran refusing to let uninspectors into its military sites, or interview its nuclear scientists. so the question about that would be -- can an agreement with those type of restrictions really ensure that iran does not build a nuclear bomb? lisa daftari, middle east correspondent and joins us. stonewalling again. they say it's out of the question to look at these sites or interview these inspectors. without that can you really prevent iran from potentially building a nuclear device? >> this basically does away with what secretary kerry and president obama have been

promising all along, to trust, vary phi, basically the iranian regime. if they don't comply go against the deal we'll take action. how are we going to verify if we can't have access? the differences that remain are small details that need to be worked out between the two sides, mainly how sanctions will be loosened and secondly what kind of access or transparency the iranian regime will give these nuclear inspectors. these are hardly minor details. these are probably the biggest issues that are here central to the nuclear deal. firstly, this language -- >> e thr trying to glass over that? look at the place suspected to have a nuclear guise explosive research and the u.n. inspectors went in briefly. they're not allowed in there. according to the supreme leader they ain't going to be alloweded in there. do you see that as a small detail? not allowing inspectors into sites we may not even know

about? >> a lot of significant details just inconvenienced troops when it comes to the west spearheaded by secretary kerry and president obama in pushing this deal forward. let's come to this from a non-partisan point of view. whether you're in favor or against this iran nuclear deal going through, we have to look at the facts here and since april 2nd when the preliminary deal was announced, iran the regime's been the one calling the shots. asked for sanctions to be released before they've shown any sign of concessions. they've asked that no military sites can be inspected, you said. no interviews done with the nuclear scientists. look what they did just this past tuesday. put an american citizen, "the washington post" journalist on trial. what kind of message are they sending? what kind of behavior are they showing? before the west goes ahead, again, a non-partisan view here look what would be best for the global community? best for the region for the stability of the region and

what would be best for the u.s.? and we're pushing the deal forward whip a regime showing they're still maintain an anti-west stance not to mention the two other americans held there right now. none of this behavior is being brought into the discussion over the nuclear deal. >> they have diluted some iranian enrichment below the level that could be used for epens enrichment but you have a great point. they're not including -- not a part of this ballistic missile research for example. going on that. support and funding of hezbollah and hamas and the northern koreans? opposition group, national council of resistance of iran this week look what they revealed. that the north korean and irans have been working together or nuclear material. they put it out. last nuclear delegation from north korea to iran was composed of seven experts and spent the last week of april in the country. this was the third such nuclear and missile delegation to visit north korea's in 2015 including

nuclear experts, nuclear warhead experts and experts in various areas of ballistic missiles including guidance systems. and our state department lisa says, that's not even on the table? >> no, none is on the table. their behavior in yemen or in syria, and the fact they're going by the north korean playbook is no surprise to anyone here. i mean the human rights violations back at home the behavior again in the region. that's why so many not just the, you know the two sides here when you have lawmakers within congress of democrats, republicans, you have the soud are y saudis gulf states warning against a bad deal with the iranian regime. when you have the iranian regime calling the shots, asking for sanctions lifted in advance, denying access points to one thing. the iranian regime is playing their hand believing that the u.s. wants this deal much more than they do.

>> lisa daftari, we'll talk about this a lot more as the looming deadline approaches. thank you so much as always. >> of course. julie? the family of a u.s. soldier killed in a helicopter mission off the coast of florida last march is now involved in a heated battle with the military. after they denied their son a burial in arlington national cemetery because he was not officially on active duty at the time of his death. kristen fischer has more from our d.c. bureau. >> reporter: it's been 80 days since staff sergeant thomas fleuric was killed in a training mission, yet he still hasn't been laid to rest. his family wants him buried at arlington national cemetery but the army says he's not eligible because he was not on active duty at the time of the accident. the 26-year-old was one of 11 killed in a black hawk helicopter crash off the coast of florida. fleuric had never deployed overseas but a soldier in the louisiana national guard eight years. still, because he was not on

active duty orders an army spokeswoman says "while woo eligible for inearnment does note immediate requirements for burial in arlington national cemetery." can be cremated and ashes kept at arlington but can't be buried there. that statement outraged his family especially his father and former green beret stephen florek. >> my son's life and his blood is no different than any other's. he should not be in a special category that has to be cremated and put in a smaller urn. my son deserves a plot a ground burial in arlington cemetery and he gave all for it. >> reporter: fleuric left behind his wife megan, 7 months pregnant. she would one day like to take his child to the grave. they're fighting this decision. the army stands firm denig his burial in arlington. >> kristen fischer, thank you, from washington. >> amazing.

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out of seven. authorities say six of seven authorities arrested in switzerland opposing extradition to the u.s. after the justice department hit them with a 47-count indictment accusing soccer officials and five sports marketing executives of racketeering wire fraud, money laundering and bribery.

despite all of this fifa's president manages to get re-elected to a fifth term. what he had to say about the investigation. >> have you had any direct contact or contact at all with either the swiss or the u.s. authorities who are conducting these two criminal investigations, and if not are you concerned at some stage you might be arrested? >> listen the question number one, no. question number two, arrested for what? >> hmm. i don't know. all of those other charges i just brought up. bring in robert shock, defense attorney and former prosecutors and try attorney, thanks four coming on. opposing extradition, those arrested. the question how far can you prosecutors legal reach extend in this case? >> the u.s. should be able to extradite them with no problem. when somebody actually opposes

their extradition the swiss has said the u.s. put together u.s. extradition and why we should be extraditing someone, they have 40 days to do it and expected they were be extradited. swiss are not so cooperative, extradition on tax charges but these are not tax charges. >> they have their own investigation going on. does theirs have to end before ours can begin by getting them back into our country? the do we have to wait for the swiss to invest? >> no. bond hearing in front of the judge. some of the other defendants granted bail and bond. talking about the millions of dollars they're talking about here, there may be funds available to them to be able to get out. if obviously charges are filed back in switzerland they have to go there as well. >> meanwhile, sepp blatter, re-elected yesterday to a fifth term as fifa president, all white this was going on was not among those indicted. he was actually one of the people investigated and the investigation is ongoing.

when asked, could you potentially be arrested he said what for? another example of arrogance. >> it really is and he very much has essentially said bring it on. he said today, as early as today that he thinks there's going to be more forthcoming. that the storm's going to get worse. that it hasn't reached hurricane level yet. >> but yet he's exempt? >> he won by two-thirds vote on friday. the eu came out, european delegation of fifa came forward and asked for him to resign. asked to hold off on elections. they went forward and two-thirds majority voted for him. >> robert the fact he was revoted, and re-elected doesn't necessarily make him exempt. i mean do you feel potential charges that could come out in this investigation? it is ongoing. there could be more -- >> right. the justice department said so saying this is not the end of our investigation. they're scratching the surface, and cooperating witnesses and now arrested seven more people. what do you think they're going to do? >> oh yeah. >> they're going to --

>> talk about a deal. >> absolutely. >> obviously try to strike a plea deal. six people. somebody's going to give him up. >> absolutely. >> let me tell you what i have. e-mails, text messages bank account. they'll know all the answers. all of those things that can't lie will potentially bring sepp blatter in. >> that's talking about what's going on in the u.s. the swiss are focusing on the awards to russia and qatar for 2018 and 20272,2 another can of worms with putin coming out in support of blatter. >> a great question. pooten in support -- if i was in the hot seat i would not want putin to be the one that's backing me. makes me look guilty. sorry. >> absolutely. he said putin said the united states is overstepping think boundaries here. wrong. if crimes are committed in the united states corruption is occurring in the united states and the united states banks are being used to wire funds, they have absolute right to charge the people. >> racketeering wire fraud, money laundering and brip rybery,

serious charges. sounds like mob-like activity. what do they face potentially if a convicted on this? on these many charges? >> certainly incarceration. we're looking at now also enormous fines. chuck blazer turned over $1.9 million and expected at the time of sentencing to have to give up more money. in excess of $200 million that has been focused on just in the u.s. investigation. so certainly the fines enormous and jail time. >> does sepp blatter resign through this? bring more negative than good to the organization? or is he just so full of himself that he is going to stick it out? >> one of those who is so arrogant he's going to stick it out. either charges are levyied against him or fifa takes action a board of directors, and he's voted out. >> i don't understand how he could argue he was unaware of all this illegal activity? >> and being so defiant about it. if i was his attorney no comment. ongoing investigation, can't

comment. at least say that. being so defiant. >> you're begging investigators to find something. >> surrounded by scandal for decades and nothing ever sticks to him, giving rise to the arrogance. >> may change after this thank you both for joining us. great to have you both in. julie, well it's not soccer and not the most graceful competition, but it definitely puts a new spin on hand-to-hand combat. look at this. what it is and why am i leaving you with really painful shins it might.

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the isis propaganda machine rolls on as the u.s. pushes to try to stop the recruitment strap gee and it's drawing criticism from some for not doing enough. for a look hand the headline, here is liz's weekly comment

tear. >> the islamic state in iraq stands within an hour's drive of the the capitol city of baghdad. yet the president and his generals who were losing the war against what they insist on calling violence extremism can't find a way to win the propaganda war. too we bring winning hearts and minds? not in this day of terrorism. the entire world has been exposed to the slaughter as isis marches across syria and iraq, beheading their perceived enemies, crucifying, smashing precious relics of ancient history, burning people alive. do we really need any more words or pictures to reveal the character of terrorists? yet the sick allure of their savagery is attracting more recruits from abroad every day. still in sleep mode, the

administration persists in shoveling out amateur much accounts of the enemy worried the president is loath to utter. when propaganda works it's effective. the general who commanded british forces during world war 1 defined it as patriotism inverted. it draws nourishment from the sins of the enemy he says, and if there are no sins, invents them. yet it is the since of isis that attract in this case. how effective is propaganda against a force that galoreries in its atrocities? u.s. efforts to enlist american muslims in the propaganda campaign have also failed. so young people, usually losers in search of identity, and enamored of a twisted religion make their way to the isis

battlefield. the blood lust of the vampires attracts them. on another front in the public relations war why did the administration announce the results of a secret delta operation within 24 hours after its completion? as ramadi fell to isis, mr. obama was left grabbing on to a competing message. no casualties on our side, and the delta teams killed a top commander and brought home a trove of intelligence. the early warning to isis also gave them room to regroup to move assets. the president loves to brag, even as we lose this war. so what is the lesson on all this? perhaps we should ponder the death the of the enemy's devotion to their creed. accordingly, they have hit us where it hurts in a moral vacuum where faith is dying. for those of you who think the mother bid success of isis

recruiting and the decline of faith in the west have nothing to do with each other think again. propaganda is not the answer. >> not your typical olympic games. and it is definitely not your typical olympic sport. do you think you've got what it takes to be a shin kicker? >> the skill level i suppose is more to keep going. it's basically just having the will to do it, to keep standing taking kicks.

probably the dumbest sport i've ever seen, it's called shin kicking. it's part of the olympic games in england. contestants hold each other by the shoulder and while they try to kick each other in the shin and bring their opponents to the ground. here is this year's finalist. >> i'll get over the pain eventually, have a few more drinks tonight. >> how does it feel? >> painful. he got a few kicks in luckily. shins aren't too bad. all good. >> oh, man. the champion is the winner of the best of three challenges, three in a final bout. having successfully kicked your way through the early rounds. >> very unhealthy combination and absolutely ridiculous. >> and it hurts just watching. >> i know. >> that's ridiculous.

>> i guess i understand why they drink so much after that. >> that's it for us. i'll see you back here at the fox report and you'll be back. >> i'll be here in one hour from now at 6 p.m. >> we'll see you at 7. we've seen a trend. these so-called community leaders only call for justice when there is a political game to be had. >> trayvon represents a wreckless disregard for our lives that we seek and we come to tell you tonight enough is