too vying a vie aga. >> john asked his wife the question. she glared at him and left the room. thank you for being part of "the real story." here's shep. >> another day another candidate, this time rick perry republican candidate last time around. >> today i'm running for the presidency. >> more on perry. plus, jeb bush, offering a peek at his plan. the former cia director, david petraeus with talk about the situation in iraq. he says if you're not winning you're probably losing. today i'll ask the retired general, stanley mcchrystal. what the thinks. >> planning a summer vacation? we have america's very best and absolute worst places to visit. the list. let's get to it.

>> from the deck this this afternoon, a knife-wielding terror suspect whom an officergent shot and killed mentioned cutting off the head of a controversial conservative columnist. then he turned his attention to the cops. that's according to police in boston and now that suspect's family is speaking out. first, the columnist this is she. she is a one-time organizer i should say -- a woman who organized a provocative con tsa last month asking people to draw the prophet mohammad. that, as she knows is considering offensive to muslims but the organizers said it was about free speech. police tell us the beheadings plans were aspirational, not operational, meaning he never had the means but authorities were concerned he might be about to attack police. we report hours after the officer and nebraska eight killed the first suspect.

the feds arrested the man on the left. the feds say they had them under surveillance for some time, that isis inspired them and the guy who is now dead had talked about going after quote boys in blue. just before the shooting, officials say the suspect raheem lunged at the officer and an agent with a knife. the sedes say last month he ordered three knives on amazon, and that agents were watching as he did. one of the knives, an ontario speck plus marine raider bowey fighting life that was 15 inches long and with a bleed open, ten inches long. the police say there's surveillance video of the shooting but hey have not made it public. the suspect's brother disputed what investigators say happened but officials say they'll show the relatives the video if they want to see it. the suspect's family is set to hold a news conference. they released a statement to our fox station in boston, and i

quote, the family is grateful that local officials will afford them the opportunity to view the surveillance video in advance of the general public. and from the suspect's brother who was a religious leader himself, i quote as a national imam i call upon the local and national muslim communities to remain calm and to offer their priors -- their prayers mitchell family loves the city of boston where i was wayed. god bless us all. join us now ore win ross. you're paper is reporting the suspect who is dade and the suspect who is in custody are related? >> yes. we believe that the raheem is related to david wright and david wright would be his nephew. >> and had they been conspire fog some while? >> well, they were being watched by the fbi also by boston police for a long time. seems like weeks prior to this

shooting. and it's interesting that they decided that on tuesday they had enough information to really move forward and have to approach them. i don't think they felt the threat was real enough they had to act then. >> 24 hour a day surveillance, that's expensive and manpower consuming in a big way. >> right. right. and they had also followed them looks like sunday, they met with a third individual at a beach in rhode island where they discussed plans but they decided that the boston police -- the boys in blue, as he said, would have been an easier target and just decided to try -- that morning he would go ahead and target the police. >> and it is the belief of the police, according to the reporting of your newspaper that they thought he was about to go out and do exactly that in one way or another. >> that's correct. they decided they had enough information they had to act then. he was approached in the cvs parking lot because they felt,

like you said there was a credible threat and had they let him go any further he might have made good on his threat. >> as for the provoc tour who set up the draw muhammad caption thing in texas that was more, according to your reporting thing his was thinking about doing, something that made him angry but nothing he was go to do. >> the boston police commissioner said this morning that was withinful thinking. that was want attack they would have liked to have pulled off but tuesday morning he called his nephew and told him that i can't wait any longer, and i'm going to go ahead and just take an easy target, which according to him was the boys in blue or boston police. >> owen, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. the leading candidates for the g.o.p. presidential nomination are not even officially in the race. that's according to our latest fox news poll which are right

off the -- just finished talking to some people last night. the list is long of people running and it's got an new name today. those poll results in a moment. first, the former texas governor rick perry, method it official. >> we have the fewer make things new again. to project america's strength again and to get our economy going again. [applause] and that is exactly why today i am running for the presidency of the united states of america. [cheering] >> from governor perry this will be a do-over from this failed 2012 campaign. he game an instant front runner before tanking the polls there was the oops moment when he couldn't remember the third federal agency he promised to cut as president. governor perry is the tenth republican candidate to officially join the race. several others have suggested they plan to run but haven't actually filed the paperwork.

among the undeclared, the former florida governor, jeb bush. today he tweeted that he would make an announcement on the 15th of june. a couple of days ago governor bush told neil cavuto he wants to be the guy to beat, and according to the fox news poll out today that just might happen. it's very early budget right now for bush is tied at the top with another candidate who is also not officially in the race yet scott walk, the only other candidate to score in double digits ben carson, who is running. carl cameron is in addison texas, where governor perry made his anuance independent some large building. twitter's observation was it was hot in there he was sweating and a lot. >> reporter: hi, shep. it's texas. it's warm. big surprise. the big building is an air plane hangar and the airplane behind me is a c-130.

rick perry flew them when he was in the air force in the '70s and a big part of his announcement was focused on military and national security, how he would stabilize the world there are lots of complications facing rick perry. a lot of folks noted he was sweating but it's 90 degrees. we has the ons moment, gaffs and missteps and here in texas there is the matter of two outstanding indictments levied against him because he defunded the travis county district attorney's office because the woman who held the job a couple years ago was arrested for dui, captured on video and refused to step down. so he took away their money and now he is being sued for abuse of power. people think it's an attack on a guy that wants to run for president but that's one of the many hurdles he faces. mr. peris pushing very hard on national security as well as on

domestic security. he talks beside how president obama made mistakes in the economy and worldwide. >> weakness at home has led to weakness abroad. the world has disscenedded into a across of this president's own making. no decision has done more harm than the president's withdrawal of american troops from iraq. >> from here, mr. perry goes to iowa. the first time went to iowa in 201 was the day after he announced. which was very late. he had just had back surgery but wasn't prepared. he admits those things and this year he has already been campaigning for month. >> he hit on a number of themes in the speech. >> he did. the economy immigration foreign policy, even social security he talked about. the big e obstacle that rick per

ya faces are political. it's very busy field and today he got upstaged. jeb bush announced his planned announcement 11 days from now. we got a call about that. i asked the bush campaign whether there was any consideration whether their might step on rick perry's announcement day. they didn't have much comment itch asked the rick perry campaign what the thought about potentially haven been stepped up by jeb bush's announce; no comment. rick perry was the lieutenant governor when george w. bush was the governor 1999. the family goes back a long way. >> not exactly big buddies? >> huh-uh. not exactly. >> not exactly. carl good to see you. republican presidential today ted cruz says he welcomes -- one of cruz's tactics, whenever someone else comes at the race, 54 -- he writes them a welcome to the

party note so he gets mentioned. this is the obligatory mention calling perry a friend and patriot. senator cruz is apologizing for making a joke about vice-president joe biden white house son died. the texas senator had been making the joke for years that just mentioning the vice-president's name was enough to get a laugh but senator cruz now says, and i quote it was a mistake to use an old joke about joe biden during his time of grief, and i sincerely apologize. beau biden is lying in honor at delware's state capital. he died of brain cancer at 46. his funeral is saturday. the white house says president obama will deliver a eulogy. more on the race for the white house in just a moment. hillary clinton is in texas today. we'll check in with ed henry live from houston and that's next.

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say she will have a plan that calls for a federal mandate to make sure there's an early voting period of up to at least 20 days heading into an election in every single state. republicans like marco rubio say if you look at the states, the share of the elector toat has been increasing the last two elects, 21% in 2004, 24 percent in 2008, 26% in 2012 marco rubio earlier on fox pointed out he is not sure there should be a federal mandate here. listen. >> you can vote by mail. you can vote before the election day. you can vote on election day there are multiple opportunities to vote. most states have the that already. i'm not sure the federal government needs to set a one size fits all standard for the whole country. >> reporter: rubio saying he is concerned about the cost. hillary clinton expected to say a few moments here in texas southern university. not worried about the cost. worried about making sure

everybody gets a chance to vote. >> doing some fundraising down there, too right? >> oh, yeah, a lot of money in texas. interesting, may have tripped her up a little bit because juan of the people that helped her raise money down here in texas henry munoz, who is not just any staffer at the dnc he is the finance chairman. you look at the actual rules it says the national officers and staff of the democratic national committee maintain impartiality and even handedness during the democratic president principal primaries. that appeared they were tilting toward hillary clinton. the dnc putting out a statement saying they'll investigate violation of part rules. bottom line, is this a sign the dnc is tilting toward hillary clinton and see doesn't have real competition? >> ahead, the pulitzer prize winning journalist charlie leduff with a look at u.s.

cities where the american dream is close to death. his reporting and investigation next.

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the fed says the number of people applying for unemployment benefits dropped last week. analysts say it's a sign that bosses are confident but millions of americans are still out of work today. lots of them live in cities where the middle class used to be doing just fine. it's an issue the pulitzer prize winning journalist charlie leduff highlighted in an investigative report. >> washington, dc and wall street, new york city ex-the towers of american power where money is literally manufactured.

there's a business train departing hourly that connects them. along the way the train makes four short stops. these cities, the largest in their respective states, used to be rich. now they're among the poorest and most violent in the country. baltimore. and baltimore is on fire. everything was peaceful until 20 minutes ago. >> it's all about results. you want a film? go down to the corner, not up here. >> why? >> because i said so, sir. >> it's a first amendment. i can do this. >> okay. >> isn't it -- i'm protecting you, sir okay? >> if you not shot -- >> understood. let me ask you this youch didn't come from a rich place do you? >> no. >> you're not rich. >> you guys aren't rich. right? we're in a weird place.

the newspapers tell usen employment in america is down to 5.5%. nobody believed that in wilmington. they used to make real things here like cars and steel. those jobs have been replace bed paper pushers and burger flippers. >> no more. you got it or you don't. you -- >> in between washington and new york city there is no middle class. >> none. none. doesn't exist. it's been that way for a while. >> if see this big shiny banks on the other side of town. >> who is working in them? >> people. >> yeah, people, not black people. >> how is the bottom line today? >> all on the white man. we got something to do with it, too. >> philly? taxes suck. the roads suck.

i'm paying freebie for everybody else to live here but me. why? >> i'm the minority now. where is mine? i'm asking you, where is mine. >> minorities have their hands out? >> come on now government is paying for everything, paying for everybody else but you and merck boss. >> corruption in mismanagement. it's like that all over america. just four days after we arrived in philly on the very same tracks a commuter train flipped over. killing eight. our infrastructure is antiquated and falling apart. you have to ask where did all the money go? it's in different with the public schools. >> the school told them they're not allowed to bring their books home. though have to have special permission or stay after school or colonel early in the morning. >> if students in philadelphia don't have enough books to take home why are there ten of thousands of books rotting away in a warehouse? school authorities wouldn't let us see. we saw it anyway. >> charlie leduff, from our local station wjbk in detroit. what a trip from washington to

new york. >> rand paul is not going get off in baltimore. i'll do it for him. >> i've taken that trip a lot and never thought about that reality. >> if you look out the window, just look at what is empty. and then ask yourself, what is really going on in the country? you're shoveling through it after day. what's really going on? week all angry. all of us. >> you talk about the mismappingment and the -- mismanagement and corruption in the cities, baltimore philadelphia, newark as well. when we cut out. >> you go online and find that. there's a larger piece. >> but every one of those cities have problems that are very similar and new the last decade global, the trade pacts doesn't do regular people much good. technology, the unions, not that i'm a union cheerleader but things have changed.

general electric now has more people working overseas than here. delphi same thing. what are the nonscientists supposed to do? >> interesting you were in philly as they had their big problem. you were in baltimore as they were having their problem and you were in newark and had a problem. a mug are. >> that was in detroit. another american city. >> not day to detroit. >> we have some video. >> i don't want to talk about it. downtown detroit guy took my -- mugged my friend, him throwing me on the ground, four-timer. i got him right there i got ya. you don't get to do it. >> how is detroit doing? >> it's better. it's better. just got through bankruptcy so it's not -- it's better. we're getting police cars and radios and stuff regular cities are supposed to have. downtown being redeveloped.

they tell me crime is down. not so sure about it. but it's much better than it was, and we will endeavor and move forward. >> yours is a unique sort of way of telling stories. we're all sort of cookie cutter in the tv box. >> somebody has to lead the circus. >> i wonder what your big picture goes ill every day. >> to say something of value to somebody what's going on. i like to say i'm neither liberal nor conservative. i'm a father. i'm a father of a girl. but i want something for my baby. and i'm the guy flipping the damn bill in this country. so are you. if the government can't give me what i want we have to rebuild bus the government is unresponsive and out to lunch. >> a more comprehensive piece on the trip along the northeast corridor at my fox detroit. >> if you want to find it, you can find it.

char he he duff. >> my fox detroit is a good place to go. charlie, greet see you. >> my mom wants me to say hi. >> hell, mom. >> retired general dead petraeus speaking out and painting a grim picture and stanley miss crystal will join us with his thoughts next. plus lil' kim's cronies saying they're been working on a space program. >> lil' kim? >> that's what we call him, lil' kim.

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president obama will hold talks with iraq's prime minister in germany next week, during an economic summit there. that's the word today from the white house. it comes as iraqi forces have failed to put up a fight really against the islamic state. the u.s. has trained them.

the u.s. has armed them. the u.s. has supported them with airstrikes. u.s. has done everything but fight for them and they won't fight for themes. the terrorist army has taken city after city. is the united states win organize losing the battle against isis? that seems clear doesn't it? it's a question former cia director david petraeus actually answered in an interview with cbs news. >> these are fights where if you're not winning you're probably losing because time is not on your side. >> we are not winning. >> well, it's arguable now in iraq. we'll turn it around. we'll win again in iraq. i think that iraq can definitely be handled. >> the white house responded to those comments today saying the situation is typical of any military conflict. isis took over ramadi last month. pentagon officials say the islamic state used a dam to cut water supplies to government controlled areas. they call it another example of isis using terror tactics. the u.s. that dropped nearly 4,000 bombs in iraq since august

but analysts say it has done very little to stop the islamic state from steam-rolling across the country. let's talk about with this former four-star army general tanly mcinclude -- mcchrystal. he took out the leader of al qaeda in iraq. he author of a book "teams of teams. new rules for engagement" and joins us live. great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> it's been painfully obvious to most analysts that we are the opposite of winning winning in this conflict. i wonder if you have a series of thoughts how you might be able to turn it around. >> when we were in iraq from about 2004 to probably 2007, although we didn't use the word, losing, in fact the perception was we were losing. we weren't losing to an al qaeda

that was bigger or better, but they had won a war of per sings because they were -- perceptions thaws they were able to create an incredible lack of confidence in the iraqi people. that's what isis has done. they're messing with dams. they have done very deft battlefield tactics using not just terrorism but the big suicide bombs that shakes the confidence of iraqi forces, and then on top of that they use this very effective information warfare capacity to use social media and even leverage our own tv coverage to create not just an iraq or syria but across the region and the world this sense that they are everywhere and doing everything and have the momentum. >> which they aren't. and frankly they really don't because there aren't enough of them and they aren't organized enough. they have a really good machine that says things that helps them, and then for some reason the iraqis just won't fight. what is that? why is that?

how do you fix that? >> well, that's exactly right. and of course if you say the iraqis won't fight it's unfair to say the sergeant or the soldier or the trench won't fight because we're not the next to them. but armies are about competence. it's about confidence in their leadership which clearly is still less than what we need in iraq. but also confidence in where the nation is going. because isis has struck a chord particularly among the sunnis, they don't have a seat at the table with the government of iraq and then the situation of syria, bleeding over, i think that the lack of confidence by the individual soldier in the iraqi army is severely shaken and it's going to take real time and partnership to rebuild that. >> the problem before, according to our leaders was relationship with nouri al-maliki. the former leader over in iraq wouldn't bring the two sides to the table didn't make his -- the other sect feel like it was part of the government, therefore they made a change and

were hoping for bigger and better things out of this administration do they have it? >> i think it's probably better but the reality is once you dismantle the leadership of an organization, that happens quickly. building it back and building confidence takes a lot of time because trust is based on experience so they have to see their leaders and trust them, and i don't think they have had enough time or yet obviously built enough trust. >> the relationship -- that may be the wrong word -- built with iran because of our similar interests, do you see that as a dangerous thing or how do you see that playing out? >> i think it as a complex thing. has similar interests to us inside iraq but very different interests from us across the region, in many cases, and their nuclear efforts. so i think it's a complex issue. the other part, though, is if you look at what isis is facing, they're not facing a unifyed effort.

they're facing a group of different countries, all of which have not yet been able to align themselves in a common effort, and i think until they do that it's going to be very difficult to create the kind of bulwark against this kind of movement that is needed. >> and is it going to be possible to find a place where our air strikes will happen the iraqi ground forces to the free we can get something accomplished and push back isis? >> i think our airstrike will help but won't be decisive they've build the confidence of the iraqi forces on the ground. that's the biggest part. they're an overt symbol that the united states is committed and that's key. >> general ms. crystal -- mcdecrees stall an hour to have you here. general, thank you. lil' kim, plans to keep a close eye on our planet from above.

that's according to the north korean officials officials who say their leader is now developing an advanced satellite to send him into space. but u.s. officials have said it's just a big excuse to test weapons, claiming north korea is developing a long-range missile that could threaten the united states. state tv released images of lil' kim visiting a satellite control center. the united nations hit north korea with sanctions after the nation launch. its first satellite more than two years ago. most experts say they believe it actually entered earth's october but they're not sure whether it did anything won it go there lea gabrielle is watching lil' kim. >> north korea's space agency says this is an earth observation satellite. u.s. officials don't buy that north korea is just using their technology for just this. they think that north korea' space technology and weapons

development program goes hand in hand. >> capable of placing an object in orbit is directly relevant to the development of long range ballistic missiles. >> north korea disease nyes that one says, questioning america and its impure allies are always trying to persecute it. we'll continue launching satellites in the designated place. when necessary and whether it is recognized or not. that official says that north korea's also looking into develop communications and weather satellites and says no country can become a powerful country without developing space technology. >> or without showing off his new toys because he loves his new toys. >> he does. and with the 70th nosers of the ruling party in october many analysts believe that may be when he decided to launch the new satellite.

and today north korea state television released new video showing the new type of missile being launched from a submarine. look at the video. you can hear the excitement in the announcer's voice. [speaking in foreign language] >> you saw lil' kim watching from a boat as the missile shoots in the air. looking pretty excited. the real question is, is this technology any good? i asked an expert. >> a lot of what they say is bluster and exaggeration, but there is a real underlying technology base that even if it is relatively crude, where we might have been in the '50s or the chinese in the '70s, it is real. >> many experts say the coming along

still got to keep an eye on lil' kim. >> he may have weapons for our next story an urgent just in. justin bieber, guilty in a canadian court of vault and careless driving after a scuffle last year. justin bieber and his then-girlfriend were riding on an atv when its crashed with a minivan. police say justin bieber then attacked the photographer. the judge gave him a quote absolute discharge, which means he is guilty of assault but does not have to serve any kind of sentence or punishment. he does face a $750 fine for careless driving. getting our first look at part two of megan kelly's interview with the duggar family. last night she sat down with the parents, the first interview

since their eldest son admitted to molesting his sisters. tonight megyn talks with the sisters. >> sitting here today called you victims. due you feel like the victim of a molestation? >> i do want to speak up in his defense against people who are calling him a wild molester -- child molester or pedophile or rapist. that is so overboard and a lie. people get mad at me for saying that but i'm like, i can say this. i was one of the victims. >> under the law by definition he is a molester. sarah palin just weighed in. in a blog post that she claims that duggar's troubles are to be blamed on the liberal media. you can see the rest of missinging megyn's interview tomorrow night.

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a judge has granted a retrial for the man convicted of killing a washington, dc intern chandra levy who went missing more than 14 yours ago. prosecutors dropped the opposition retrial last month which brings us to our slide show. she went missing in 2001 while she was out on a jog in rock creek park in washington. investigators found her remains a year later right there in rock creek park. and here's the picture that would be embarrassing to all. the story gained national attention after reporters learned she had been romantically involved with a married u.s. congressman. the democratic congressman gary condit of california. investigators ruled him out as a suspect in 2010, court convicted

the man of killing levy after his cell mate testified he confesses. ever since his attorneys have been pushing for are a retrial caming the witness gave false or misleading testimony. there's chandra's parents in 2013. her mother revealed she has actually had doubts over whether the man convicted in her daughter's death is actually her killer. lawyers expected to return to court next week and start a new trial. in the state of mississippi campus police have arrested -- issued arrest warrants for four people because they apparently cheered too loudly for family members as high school graduation. i kid you not. happened last month in mississippi, about an hour south of memphis, an hour north and west of oxford. the ceremony took place on campus. >> you did it, baby! >> you did it, baby.

and waved his towel and went out the door. >> you did it, baby. another woman says, all she did was shout out her niece's name. but police say here's the thing before the ceremony started some school official asked the crowd please don't scream, and meese hold your applause until the end. i suppose he created a new law. family member says two weeks later they got served arrest warrants for disturbing the peace. good job, toby town. the four are now due in court each facing $500 fine. >> kennedy is here, coast of "kennedy." arrested for speak ought rat graduation. >> my good ms. my my brother took five years to graduate fool high school and he got a standing ovation. how ridiculous. this is a -- >> even for this city it's

crazy. >> you and i both know what goes on in that city. it's not staying there it's making national news because this is ridiculous. it's not they had aerial acrobats dropping from the sky. they went, good job. >> did it, baby. >> and that is a punishable offense and it's not -- the police weren't running around with shackles carting people into meat woggans. it was the superintendent, jay foster -- looking at you -- who pressed charges against people who merely shouted out their knee's name or family member's name 0 you go, girl, and now all of a sudden they're in the system? $500 is the minimum tune but think about court costs and legal fees. >> june 9th they're supposed to be in court. i'm sure that's going great. >> we should rent a bus and drive down there and cover the

trial of the century. >> we could. we can say in hi place in oxford. won't stay in tate county because we might get arrested. >> if i burst out in applause over a delicious salad what would become of my future. >> admonish the accept again. >> jay foster, how dare you. these four eyes are looking at you, friend. >> what are you going to do him. >> give him a verbal tongue lashing tonight. i'm going to defend these people because the freedoms have been trampled on by the elephant of injustice. >> if they have a summer train planned we'll explain where to go and where not to good. so hang on.

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