nd be part of your buzz by e-mailing us your questions. back here at 11:00 and 5:00 eastern with my exclusive interview about ted cruz talking about the media and, of course, we'll have the latest buzz. a fox news alert. law enforcement officials now combing an area of southern new york after possible sidings of the two murderers who escaped from a maximum security prison. the men matching the descriptions of david sweat and richard matt. they were spotted along a railroad near the pennsylvania border. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. >> and i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. we're awaiting a statement from police ump in amity, new york, and we don't know exactly what they say but the trail say parentally getting a whole lot hotter.

people living in the area told to be on alert with law enforcement searching for the pair about 350 miles from the prison where they escaped more than two weeks ago. >> and david lee miller is live in amity now with the very latest. david lee, what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now, arthel i'm at troop "a" of the state police patients in allegheny county in the town of amity. moments ago we saw a police helicopter take off and at least half a dozen stayed police vehicles presumably all to take part in the search. the search is being focused on the nearby town of friendship and that's where a resident reported seeing two men walking along railroad tracks. the men resembled david sweat and richard matt. all vehicles now leaving the town of friendship are being searched. other teams are looking for the two men in this predominantly rural community. there are multiple agencies involved here not just the state police the u.s. marshall service is here as well as the county sheriffs and other

agencies as well. now, this sighting is described as significant but it is also unconfirmed. just last week there were two other reported sightings in nearby steuben county. authorities are examining surveillance tape trying to confirm the two fugitives were in fact actually spotted. and worth considering, well the town of friendship is about, as you mentioned, 376 miles from the prison. that means the pair would have to travel an average of about 23 miles per day. one other thing worth noting why would richard matt come to this location? well he has family as well as other links to a nearby community. a local police officer there said and i quote, matt is the most vicious evil person that i have ever come across and now, arthel there is concern he might be trying to return. back to you. >> okay. david lee miller thank you very

much. waiting for that press conference. we'll take it when if happens and move back to david lee on scene as warranted. thank you. >> another knocks news alert. an historic black church in charleston south carolina, is now holding its first service since nine members were viciously murdered. parishioners listened to a sermon of recovery and healing this morning at the emanuel african methodist episcopal church. days ago a gunman sat among a bible study group and opened fire saying he targeted them because he was blacked. among those killed was the church pastor who was also a state senator. rich edson is live in charleston south carolina with more. rich? >> reporter: gregg, there are questions as late as yesterday as to whether this church would hold services as planned. we heard word that at 8:30 this morning there would be bible study, and it went on. 4:30 this morning. the organs called worshippers

back to church as they held regular services. this four days only after a gunman opens fire killing nine parishioners here. the reverend goff gave the sermon and offered thanks to thousands well-wishers. >> i want to thank the good people of the city of charleston and the state of south carolina. we have shown the world how we as a group of people can come together and pray and work out things that need to be worked out to make our community and our stayed a better place. >> church officials say this building holds about 1,200 inside. it was full. outside there were about the same number of folks listening on speakers to the sermon and that's been the case here throughout the week. you've had folks coming from as close as charleston and across the street and from across the country in california to leave cards and flowers and pay their

respects. >> when we have a tragedy of this nature senseless and heinous, this is where you see the best of charleston and not only the best of charleston but the best of the world. >> we came here this morning to -- to support the family because we know many of the families -- many of the family members. deceased and so we came here simply because we wanted to support them. >> this as the investigation into dylann roof the accused killer continues, the fbi and charleston police departments say they are looking into this website that apparently shows pictures of him holding confed ratd flags and other southern paraphernalia along with a pistol and some racist ramblings on that as well and they are trying to confirm whether or not that is his site as the investigation into him continues. back to you. >> rich edson live in charles phono, rich, thank you.

>> a nearly 24-hour manhunt coming to an end in new orleans that had left the city on edge. police say confirming the capture of accused cop killer travis boyce. authorities had been looking for him since yesterday morning. they say he was on his way to jail in the back of a police cruiser when he somehow got a gun as he was handcuffed and fatedly shot a veteran member of the new orleans police department before escaping on foot. will carr is following this story from our west coast newsroom. will i understand he was at some house in the ninth ward. >> well what we know arthel, is that there was a brief chase. after that he was taken into custody. nobody was hurt. that's the good news after that 24-hour manhunt yesterday with the officers going door-to-door and many neighborhoods in new orleans. they had bloodhounds on the ground and helicopters in the air and joined by the u.s. marshalls all looking for boyce who authorities say killed

officer darryl holloway. yesterday morning boyce was arrested for aggravated assault and a short time later officer holloway was transporting boyce to jail in his police suv when somehow boyce moved his handcuffs from behind his back to the front of his body. police think he may have been double jointed and managed to push through a small opening in the cage that separates the holding area of car in the front seat. a struggle ensued. boyce pulled out a gun and where he got that gun we still don't know. he ended up shooting officer holloway in the head and he died a short time later at the hospital. on saturday new orleans mayor rich landrieu called boyce the lowest of the low. he has a history of escaping from law enforcement, and as the investigation continues into how he got free and exactly where he got that gun, friends, fellow officers and family members are all mourning the loss of officer darryl holloway. he was 45 years old, a 22-year veteran of the new orleans

police department. according to the police chief he struggled fighting boys upped to the point that he ended up had to be taken to the hospital and passed away from the gun shot wound to the head. he was a father of three, arthel a tragic loss on this father's day weekend. >> a tragic loss a good man, and we remember officer holloway's family in our prayers and thoughts. will thank you so much. >> iran's parliament possibly throwing a major wrench into the ongoing nuclear negotiations by passing a bill that bans access by inspectors toment sites, documents and scientists. well that move which still needs to be approved to become law comes with just over a week before the deadline on june 30th. ambassador john bolton is a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, a fox news contributor and he joins us. sir, thanks very much for being with us. it was a month ago, i looked it up, the supreme authority in

iran issued a declaration saying no access to scientists no access to military sites, yet his nuclear negotiators said just the opposite. we will grant managed access to military sites, so is this just a typical schizophrenic rhetoric coming from tehran? >> well i think it's posturing. i think that's what this vote in their parliament which was not exactly a demonstration of political liberty at work is also intended to show that back at home they are prepared to junk the whole deal if there really would be inspections at the military site and it's intended to give the negotiators leverage against a white house that has already made concessions in these talks that really make this deal a debacle even before it's signed so what the negotiators are doing is saying look we're doing best we can. these people back in tehran would be even tougher and our people our negotiators led by

secretary john kerry give in. >> yeah. i'll get to that in a second and let me put up on the screen the exact language of this bill that was pass the by parliament.itary security and sensitive non-nuclear sites as well as documents and scientists is forbidden. i mean that's like saying everything is forbidden here. i mean couldn't they simply say, and they have been playing a shell game win sfektors for years and years, couldn't they simply declare just about everything a military site and thus hide their weapons program? >> well they will do that. the whole concept of managed access is a charade. the only access the inspectors will get is to places where they are not going to find anything or any traces of the weaponization work which is really what's at the core of the activity on the military bases. this goes right along with the concession made just in the past ten days although the administration denies it made it that it would not insist on a real accounting of what iran

has done in the years gone by on the weization issues and, unfortunately, it's to have a piece with the entire course of these talks over the past two years. one american defeat after another. >> just several weeks ago that president obama recorded a messaged to the iranian people in which he suggested he was relying on the itd la's fatwa against nuclear weapons. do you think president obama is naive in relying on that and moreover do you feel he's going to give away the store in lift lifting sanctions. >> naive is a kind way of putting it. as far as i know no one in the west has seen the fatway in farci or in english. we keep hearing about it but never see it and if the fatway is serious saying iran or any other islamic country would build a nuclear weapon what possible reason could they have

in not telling us everything they have done on prior weization activities since if they can't have inchons they haven't done anything on weaponization, but leave that irony go the president is also making concessions, as you ask, on the sanctions point. the idea is there's a kind of snapback mechanism. that's the phrase the administration uses if iran is found in violation. they describe what they think that would be. i can tell you it won't work in the security council. i think this is another illusion being used to cover a very bad deal. >> and in the end tehran will still have threshold nuclear breakout capacity. ambassador john bolton as always thank you, sir. >> thank you, greg. >> and we'll remind our viewers now that we're awaiting an update from the new york stayed police on the manhunt for those two escaped murderers. there's the shot. we have our cameras trained there. david lee miller is on scene as well and we'll bring you this live presser when it happens. >> and a number of gop

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joining us now is the online editor of "the weekly standard" and author of "clinton inc." good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> governor perry says polls come and go and right now he told chris wallace and "fox news sunday" look, i'm focusing on iowa. i'm spending a lot of time there, so let's start there with you, daniel asking you does the former 14-year governor of texas have enough political fuel to take -- to have that will get him through the long road to the white house? >> reporter: well let's stipulate the obvious, that first of all it's much better to be ahead in the polls than behind. that's the obvious, but rick perry is at 3% in the polls. scott walker who is leading the polls is at 18%. there's a whole slew of candidates about ten in between them that means there's 15 percentage points from the leader from the bottom of the pack. that's -- this early eight months ahead of the iowa caucus you know again, you would like

to be ahead but that's not an insurmountable goal to come back from that at all. rick perry, he does have a very compelling story to tell. i thought he did pretty well on "fox news sunday" this morning and i do think it's possible for him to come back despite some problems that he may encounter. >> and, again, on "fox news sunday ""rick perry was telling chris wallace, and mr. wallace actually pointed out, listen governor you're running a on a populist message this time. is that a winning platform saying listen washington is disconnected from main street. >> i think it helps him to run as an outsider. the people are leader of course are jeb bush and marco rubio. they are washington insiders right. both you know bush has related to the bush family and marco rubio with an office in washington. obviously scott walker is not, and he's gaining some traction. it helps to be outside washington arguing against washington saying you want to bring change and you wanted to bring reform.

i think that has allotted of resonance on the republican conservative side and he's tapping into that a little bit slowly and he's right to say give him eight months and we'll see where he's had. we haven't had any national debates. that will change things allotted in the republican primary. just the fact that they are on a national stage arguing against each other and we can see for ourselves who is the better candidate, and, you know i think it's -- everybody should jump in who wants to jump in and let the voters decide who is the strongest candidate by the time election day rolls around. >> you mentioned the debates. of course you remember governor perry's gaffs the first time around. he says this time he's better prepared he's healthy, was recovering from back surgery before and what he's done over the course of the years he's said down with people real experts on foreign policy and people with a deep knowledge of what's going on in the world. quickly i ask you, daniel can rick perry make any mistakes this time? >> probably not. look that's the biggest strike

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pope francis delivering mass today in turin square following release of his statement on climate change. thousands of the faithful attending. the pontiff taking a moment for silent prayer before the shroud of turin. pope francis' visit to the northern italian city comes after the vatican released the pope's manifesto this week on climate change in which he said it represents one of the principal challenges facing humanity. >> flooding threats across the midwest, rising waters from the illinois and mississippi rivers creating dangerous conditions spilling into city streets and creeping close to homes. meteorologist janice dean is live at the fox news extreme weather center with more. >> a lot of father's day plans will have to be indoors today.

we have what's left of bill off the northeast coast and the potential for severe storms across the central u.s. severe thunderstorm warnings here for parts of kansas into missouri. there's st. louis so we're watching this line of storms perhaps hail damaging winds and isolated tornadoes that. one fires off to the east and then we have another round of storms for the upper midwest and great lakes heading into monday so there's your severe threat. the orange shaded area. where we certainly could have the large hail damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. however, watching the ohio vale as well and then tomorrow across the upper midwest and the great lakes, the greatest chance for strong to severe storms. first day of summer arriving in about ten minutes. look at dallas 88 and 111 for phoenix. it felt like summertime for the last couple of weeks. 111 for the high in phoenix and 105 in el paso texas. very warm across the southeast. much of the country feeling like summertime. the southwest, we have dangerous heat in place for today,

tomorrow monday and tuesday where we actually have heat advisories. heat warnings where with the heat index is going to feel anywhere from 110 to 120 degrees. so people are urged to stay indoors. gregg, happy father's day to you. >> thank you very much. >> you deserve it. >> and to all the fathers out there, 70 million american fathers out there. i think that was the latest. here's a question for you. >> i'm here. >> why is it that mother's day was officially celebrated for the first time in 1914. father's day not until 1966? >> that's a very good question. >> what up with that? >> you know the answer don't be kind. >> you know if it weren't for mothers there would be no fathers. >> thank you. >> very well said my friend. >> oh, man. i think fathers had a little something to do with that. >> you do you do. >> just saying. >> happy father's day to my husband who is at home taking care of the kids being a dad.

>> good for him. >> what a great guy. >> yeah. >> all right. janice dean thanks very much. >> happy father's day to her husband, to you, my friend. >> thank you very much. all right. millions of americans celebrating father's day today. we'll have more on that coming up.

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i'm arthel ney develop i.time for for you sahales "sunday housecall." >> joining us is dr. marc gel professor of med kin at langone medicine and author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> and dr. david samadi professor of urology and lexon hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. good to see both of you. >> and happy father's day. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> father's day to everybody out there. it happens to coincide with men's health month. this is a time f