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they set up a perimeter to comb a 22 mile area. and rick has continuing coverage there. are they getting close tore catching him tonight? >> julie, authorities have no reason to believe that matt and sweat split up. so it is entirely possible when the border patrol cornered and killed matt his partner and crime david sweet was nearby and managed to sneak off in the woods. it was in the perimeter. and that perimeter as you mentioned squeezed out two square miles and authorities have a lot of tips and indications that sweat may be inside of that perimeter in this region. i asked the sheriff how he thinks sweat is holding up. >> he's been through rough

weather and more rough weather coming in. i can't believe he's getting a lot of slope and they are grabbing food wherever he can. and there is not a lot of abandoned camps. he's in there and in for rough times. >> it is sheriff said they threat every day like the day. if not today, tonight and if not tonight tomorrow. >> what more do we know how they caught matt yesterday. pretty dramatic stuff? >> reporter: it is. one report from the associated press that it was sparked by a cabin owner and then we heard from the state police saying it was sparked when a motorist pulling a camper heard something strange and pulled over and found bullet holds inside of the camper. he called authorities and they sent in a border patrol

tacteccal team. they had agents jumping out of a helicopter in a separate search area on friday morning. it is how quickly the guys can move in and taking every call even though this was particularly 40 miles south of the search area. when they responded to the report, they found a cabin in the woods and smelled gun powder and heard a cough. and they ordered matt to surrender and so they shot and killed him. remember that david sweat is a convicted killer and killed a sheriff's deputy and ran over his body. he is armed and they are treating this search cautiously. >> rick thank you. >> and with the july 4th holiday approaching the department of homeland security is telling law enforcement open for possible terrorist threats.

there is no confirmed threat. and jay johnson said we encourage the americans to attend public events and celebrate this season but always remain vigilant. >> why are the authorities so worried now. >> reporter: yesterday was the one year anniversary of isis declaring a caliphate. and then the 4th of july and taking place in the holy month of ram dan. and isis said those who die in ram dan will be rewarded more than any other time of jihad in the year. there is a fear that isis in the u.s. will strike to get the maximum reward. we should be worried about the attacks every day and not july 4th. >> we should be worried about it especially with the border in

the south. we have refugees coming in from iraq. these are people turning themselves in. they remember they are at war even though we forget. they will hit us here. >> if there is no specific threat, what does a bulletin from the fbi and department of homeland security warn about it then? >> reporter: it is warning about an increase in isis- related chatter. it has a desire to attack military and officers. particularly with the holiday, we encourage all law enforcement to be vigilant and prepared and adjust security measures seen and unseen to protectingly american people. isis is committed to smaller

attacks. independence day would certainly fit that profile especially with all of the parades and fireworks displays. you you have big crowds and lots of law enforcement in all one place. >> thank you very much. we expect to hear more on the home grown terrorist on sunday. chairman mike mccaul will join chris wallace. calls for increased vimmingulence come after a trio of deadly assaults all happening on friday. targeting a u.s. owned fact row in france and a mosque in kuwait and a beach resort in tu nissia. that is called the worst in tunisia tunisia's history. a gunman killed tliep people. people enjoying a day in the sun on the beach and all of the sudden this. one of them was british

national, tourist running for their lives. >> they shoot and shout in a ra bic. and i shut the door. and told them to get into the bathroom as it was the safest place. >> police shot the gunman dead. he is a student and he appears to be targeting fellow tu nizians to get away. there is no evidence that the terror group had a direct role in the a sdpak that this man acted alone. the bloody massacre sparking an exodus of tourist. tourism accounts for 15 percent of the gdp. >> and authorities are saying that the suspect accused of decapitating his boss took

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set of redlines for the iran talks that form an essential triangle for there to be a deal with iran. did youral relocation of the nuclear production. and verification of sites and return of sanctions for breach of commitments of iran. it came before fabbuous met her and it appeared that the french demands were aimed at the united states than at the regime in iran. the iranian supreme leader laid down redlines of his own and refusal will to grant access to the military sites and that led five former obama advisor to sign an open letter expressing fear that secretary kerry might acsed to the redlines.

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>> one of the largest camps is here. five years ago, this was desert. today with 82000 people it is jordan's fourth largest city. there are all sorts of all ages each with a personal tragedy. it is where we met six-year-oldbian. she came with her mother and sister and just the clothes on her back and without her father. >> i want to sing a song for my father. >> her father is one of the many who disappeared in the syrian prison system. >> my father was arrested. >> he went out to buy coffee and we didn't so him again. we cried when he didn't come home. >> escape from terror airs tonight right after the fox report. >> and fox report from the campaign trail. and wooing voters.

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funeral for pingley where obama delivered the eulogy. and the confederate flag is flying outside of the state house. a woman climbed to the flag pole and took it down and she was in protest against the controversial symbol. and officials were there on the ground waiting for her to come down and arrest her. it was raised gaep a short time later. they are calling for the flag to be taken down permanently and that would require legislative action. >> the presidential republican hopeful descending on denver for the western conservative summit. candidates are taking the stage in hopes of wooing the gop. and this comes on the heals of the u.s. supreme court on same- sex messenger and candidates have plenty to say about this

right? >> reporter: this is the group they need to be talking. to 4000 conservative activist here and considered the largest of its kind. they are the heart of the base and they are the ones that show up in the caucus and primaries. this is an important stop. and none of the speakers has sprayed from the important social issue to the folks. and that is the ruling on gay marriage. >> ladies and gentlemen, the foundation of every good and healthy society is the family unit. and my heart aches tonight. my heart aches tonight. that family unit is further, has further been assaulted. >> if the supreme court is listening that's what i said. one size will not fit all. >> and julie, there are

currently six gop hopefuls that are there in the summit. that is half of the current batch running for president on the gop side. >> we noted that new jersey governor christie is planning to put his hat in the ring. what are people saying considering that the field it crowded. joishgs when pressed they will talk about it. christie would be the 14th republican running for and declare his or her candidacy and he received single digit support in a recent fox news poll. those in the diblit is jeb bush and donald trump and ben carson. and while here we asked the candidates of trying to find the elbow room in the white house. huckabee said he hopes they can maintain comrade row.

>> my greatest fear is that we would have the fractured side that we have seen in previous primaries and that make it very easy for the democrat to walk all over the bloody carcass of the last man standing. >> the gop will be what it is. i have no control over how many enter that field. >> there is a straw poll under way. and the results will be announced tomorrow. >> and we'll have that of course, and a listia cunnis and a challenger for hillary clinton. and former senator jim web expected to announce a run next week. web making appearances in iowa and a state with a history of favoring underdogs. they were in iowa. and my gosh what a beautiful set. is webgoing to get in.

>> reporter: created by a movie company almost wouldn't you say. we would have expected webb to jump in but at the last-minute, the clinton campaign sent minnesota senator to stump for her and webb changed his mind. how can i do that. he will likely do it next week or soon after that. the big question for webb does he stand a chance against hillary clinton? folks in iowa are eager for an alternative and want to give any and all new newcomers a fair hearing. and webb is going to mount a direct challenge to court the disaffected working voters. old reagan democrats, webb believes he can win some of them back. >> the democrat party traditionally is the party of

working people and taking care of working people and as long as that mess amg is chlor and this particular element of our society is respected, they will come back. >> reporter: webb found himself in controversy in which many people believed he was defending the confederate flag. he wanted people to remember the history and the issues around the civil war are complex. julie. >> they certainly are. and lindsay graham is also in iowa right? >> reporter: he was back for the first time since the terrible tragedy in charleston and stopping off in the field of dreams to throw a ball for a couple of young kids. lindsay graham found himself mired in controversy. when he supports taking down the

confederate flag from outside of the state house. that angerred people in central south carolina. lindsay said we have to got to do what we do to move forward. on the supreme court decision on gay marriage he will not fight it. but he doesn't agree. >> i think the supreme court decision is law of the land and only changed by a nstitutional amendment. and i don't that will be successful and the process of pushing one will be divisive without a good outcome and i will focus on protecting religious liberties. >> reporter: that is typically a state issue. but at the federal level a mosque or synagogue or church refused to perform same- sex marriage they would not lose federal exempt status. >> all right. thank you very much. right now law enforcement

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three weeks. friday federal agents confronted and killed richard matt. his accomplice david sweat remains at large. and we'll bring in the former executive for the fbi and new york and miami and denver. first of all, i would imagine richard matt. he didn't want to be be taken alive. it was cleared he was armed with a 20 gauge shotgun. but do we want them taken alive. wouldn't it be better to get information so escapees don't get away. >> there was a positive aspect. he's calling the shots, not the authorities. he will call the authorities. if he wants to die, he will do i. if he was taken alive, he could straighten out the horrendous performance of those people in

prison. no way it went undetected and he could help clean it up. >> david sweat is most likely armed and it is going to rain tonight. i don't know how they are getting food. two people were arrested as accomplices and that is david sweat who remains at large. one working in the tailor shop and one unknowingly transfer raw beef that contained tools in it. didn't think he was according to him letting these guys escape. what information do you expect if they get david sweat alive will the fbi and investigators be asking him? >> what has to happen. they have to change the protocol in the prison. what in all of good and holy did they deliver meat to him in a cell. it is impossible to think that

that is a realistic way to run a prison. apparently one of the accomplices rewired the electrical box in the cell that he was detained in so we could cook beef in his cell. at what point does someone not smell the burger meat cooked in the jail in that is a stoppeding. >> they redid things in the cell they took him behind the cell in the catwalk area so he could get to the source of the electricity and rewire that. what did he do back there? this is absurd and someone has to get a grip on the prison thing and figure out they are there for a reason. >> apparently it is nothing new. prisoners are allowed in the catwalk anybody with mechanical or electrical background when

work is done in the prison walls and within that catwalk that you speak of are actually allowed in there. that alone, i feel like somebody in the top levels of the prison had to know that prisoners had access to the catwalk. >> bottom line this is not club med. this is a prison and to get back there to wire something to cook in your cell what are they allowing anybody to cook in their cell for. no sense what so ever and we have one to be on the loose and he will be a shooter. they changed the protocol. and the they were gone and stayed off of the grid except for the dna in the cabins and then they broke their pattern and they shot a truck and they shot and killed one of the convicts and now we've got a guy

all by himself. he's mixing adrenalin with terror and that is a horrible cocktail for capture. >> this is going on for three weeks, you have communities north of the canadian fearing that these guys being wind up. did you feel that the searchers did going to be improved on? do you so loop holes or mistakes and going to prevent this from going on as long as it has? >> there is no way i can second guess what they did. they did a darn good job under horrible circumstances. and they have a rough idea where he is and he is alone. they can spread out over a huge area and tighten the noose until they get him. hopefully he was with the other convict yesterday when they killed him.

but who knows? there is nothing to prove or indicating they were not together when in fact he was shot. and so it is possible he is in a close vicinity and only a matter of hours before they catch him, let's hope. nbill thank you for much. >> thank you, my pleasure always. >> and stay with fox continuing coverage for the search of convicted killer david sweat. justice with judge ja nine airs tonight and later in the show i will have dog, the bounty hunter who is gone to the area and in the cabin in upestate new york and will he go out there and try to nab them. and he said the searcher are doing something wrong. >> and scores of people injured

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>> 1200 law enforcement officials combing the area for david sweat. they are hoping he is tired and will make a mistake. dwain dog chapman is in upstate

new york near the search area and he joins me on the phone. i know you are are out there. are you searching for the guy as well? dwayne, can you hear me? all right. we just lost him. try to get him back on the phone. basically he has been very vocal in the fact that he believes that something could have been done possibly to stop the search from extending. he and his wife beth have a reality she took it upon themselves as they do in the tv reality show to deputy out and find refugees and murderers on the run. he's opinion in a cabin in upstate new york joining with 1200 people now on the desperate search and looking for david sweat. and now, rick joins us in

malone, new york. rick dwayne dog chapman among the 1200 and he thinks he will find the guy. do authorities believe they are closer to finding him? >> reporter: julie, the search entered the fourth week and david sweat on the run 22 days and alone for the first time since authorities are not convinced he was separated from richard matt after getting out of the correctional facility. 1200 officers and agents and including the fbi and border patrol are focused on a two square mile densely forested of the franklin county. they are searching for a convicted cop killer who has nothing else to lose. there was no shortage of

motivation in this massive manhunt. >> we start today is the day. i left the house this morning and got here and i was confident we would catch them today. i tell you, they will be confident they will get him tonight. i will tell you tomorrow morning today is the day. >> reporter: rough weather on the way. heavy rain. and that is challenging not only for the men searching for david sweat but for sweat himself. the other bounty hunters may be along with them. the bounty on the fugitive is $75,000. $50,000 for the state and 25000 from the u.s. marshals. >> thank you. and we have continuing coverage in upstate new york as the search intensifies for david

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chapman and cell service there is sketchy. you told us moments ago there is a lot of bounty hunters out there? why not? they have such a bounty it shoes the pressure to get him in custody. joishgs there may be. i can't fon firm there are other bounty hunters. and they may have a tough time temperature is impossible to get inside. homeowners have their own weapons andous them if they had to. i met one walking around in full camoflauj and if he saw the guy. and he would start shooting. they are not afraid to do. it and quick look at the checkpoint. this is the edge of the perimeter of the search area. you can see the state troopers there. they are on a tv's and check the trials that window through the

mountains and if they are not resident, they are not allowed in. and what you are really seeing is police officers and i am looking at the a tv's. they have beguns on there and they are on the hunt for david sweat. there is a lot of woods there. but it is dense. njoishgs very dense and thick rugged terrain. >> great reporting and thank you from malone report. and that's how fox reports.

hi friends. good morning. today is sunday 28th of june 2015. i'm anna kooiman. police hot on the trails of murderers david sweat two days after police shot his accomplice dead. >> there's going to be a break in this case. he's going to make a mistake. >> we learn more about richard matd's matt's final moments before shot dead. people hospitalized at a water park aft