it. >> men wear corsets you know that. >> and waist cinchers are it. just be yourself folks. that's going to do it for us. >> thanks for watching ""sunday house call." >> zeroing in on an escaped kill eric officials say it's only a matter of time before they catch david sweat. as a fugitive becomes more tiert and desperate a tip from the public could turn things around. we're live in yub upstate new york. >> as americans get ready to celebrate independence day they issue a chilly warning. >> quite frankly, a confluence of all these events isis calling for a jihad onand now we

have the fourth of july coming up which is one of these holidays that we celebrate that they like to target this sort of thing. >> and wicked weather put damage per on weekend plans in one section of the country. millions are hit with heavy rain high winds, and flooding. we're going to tell you where they're riding out the storm. >> nice to be with you. welcome to news headquarters from washington. >> and i'm shannon bream. thanks for spending your day with us. the sheriff of franklin county says that david sweat's days on the loose are numbered. he think it's going be the tip from the public that will lead to the arrest of sweat. convicted cop killer has to be feeling the

pressure especially since his partner in crime was shot dead on friday. peter doocy is following the story. hi peter. >> reporter: good morning. it's partly because of pouring rain and partly because just down the road the new york state police are going door to door with shotguns asking nervous homeowners to look inside to make sure a convicted cop killer isn't hiding out. armed officers are bravely entering garages and other structures the fugitive may have been seeking refuge in. 1,300 officers 2rks 2 mile, ready to encounter at any moment a very desperate man. >> some rough weather. there's more rough weather coming in for the next three or four days. i can't believe he's getting a whole lot of sleep. he's got to be fatigued. he's grabbing food wherever he can. there are not a lot of abandoned

camps. if he's in there, he's in for some rough time. >> reporter: we're also learning the vickfugitive's first taste of water may have been bad. they say richard matt was suffering from the ill-effects of something bad and he smelled like booze when the law enforcement officers got up close. his body has been sent to the state capitol for autopsy and when the results come back we should know a lot more specific lick what ailed matt once he got to the outside. shannon? >> all right, peter doocy. we'll get back with you. thank you. ted williams is going to be here to give us some insight into the search for sweat. investigators say they're searching for one or more accomplices at the terrorist attack at the luxury that killed

38 people. last night hundreds turned out for a vigil to remember those who were gunned down. locals lit candles. others shouted slogans denouncing extremeism. >> what happened yesterday doesn't represent tunisia. tunisia representatives hospitality. we're very sorry for the families, the victims. they're our guests. >> isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> the terror attack was one of three that left dozens of people around the globe dead on friday. now, just ahead of the july 4th holiday, federal authorities say there is a heightening possibility of terror attack by isis here at home although they can't point to a specific threat that they know of. will carr is following this. hi will. >> they're waiting for the

opportunity to present themselves. isis is working a lot differently, looking to strike on symbolic dates like july 4th our country's independence day. a former pentagon official tells fox news that the fourth of july could be a kai target. the difficulty isis is spreading propaganda so quickly through social media some worry whether it will be able to thwart every rising threat. listen to michael mccaul this morning on fox news sunday. >> i'm extremely concerned about the way the syrian isis rekrulters can use the internet at lightning speed to recruit followers in the united states with thousands of followers in the united states and activate them to do kwhaefr they want to do, whether it's military installations, law enforcement or possibly a fourth of july event parade.

>> isis has called for worldwide violence in the month of ramadan and we're dloes the one-year anniversary of isis proclaiming its self-acclaimed caliphate. friday we had those three attacks on three separate continents with all of that going on dhs secretary jeh johnson is asking members of local law enforcement to be vigilant and prepared heading into the fourth of july. leland we should point out that's the message we've heard if big events like holidays and the super bowl. >> will carr for us. thanks will. negotiators are not going to reach their deadline. with many onbstacles remaining, the talks will go beyond that date. james rosen is there now.

what should we make of the fact that they're leaving tonight? >> he's taking a quick four-our ride back to iran an then he's going to be returning. the u.s. officials tell us that secretary of state kerry told us he was notified in advance that this was happening. they're not too terribly concerned about it because they fully expect ministers will come and go. indeed today the russian and chinese delegates were headed by people above and below their foreign ministers, but in all they boarded kerry's plane figuring the deadline would be elastic and that's turning out to be the case, shannon. >> as difficult as the negotiations have been with the 5 5 plus 1 in ee p-5 plus 1 there have also been

that, have we seen that covering in talks? >> the french appear to be the hard lean in the negotiations with iran and we saw some evidence with that just in secretary kerry touched down in vienna just a few hours before he was to sit down with secretary of state kerry, the french foreign minister issued his own set of red lines for the talks and make clear, for example example, that it's nonnegotiable that they should have access to iran's military sites. and it seemed to many eyes that the release of those red lines just before the meeting with secretary kerry that they were aimed at much at the americans as iranians and that's just one example of how we're seeing back stange, if you will some degree of tension as they formulate their own postures and opinions and they doesn't take into account the russians and chinese, shannon. >> we know he's been under

immense physical pressure dchl we know how he's going his broken leg and recovery? >> well yes. of course we recall he broke his right finger in geneva not too long ago. he is getting around on crutches. interestingly state department press aides are forbidding press photographers to photograph the automatic lift machine that gets him on and off his airplane but he seems in good humor, shannon. >> all right. james roseen rosen in vienna. we'll get back with you. >> hillary clinton insists all of her work e-mails were turned over. >> exactly. but the state didn't says they're miss 15g e-mails. so what does this mean for the democratic presidential front runner who polls show faces some

serious questions about her trustworthiness? let's turn to our fox digital news editor russ stier walt. do they really care about the latest drip that's coming out of the 'em scandal? >> that's not our job. that's their job. it depending how good a job we've done in holding powerful people to account. that's up to us. voters have lives we don't. so we stay here. our job is to find auto whether things are material or not. in this case it matters because if you recall hillary clinton said we had a great process for scanning these e-mails. we found everything we erred on the side of tran parency.

how dare you people suggest that in destroying 31,000 e-mails that nobody ever got to see except for us that we erred in some way. what's interesting is clinton told our friend we never saw those e-mails, we don't know anything about them. so did sidney blumenthal make them up? did he conjure them? what are you talking about here? now we have the first possibility. what's significant? this is the confetti moment if you're the republican investigators which is there's a divide now between the state department hillary ran, sidney blumenthal and the campaign itself. so you've got cracks there and now the pocket of prying things open. >> okay. at the end of the day, does this really matter because you think about the law form cattle producers. people continue to support her.

she's teflon. >> it would be hard to find iflt's a low threshold, number one. she didn't get elected last time. i don't know if you remember but she lost the last time she ran for president. bernie sanders is in the single digits. look i think she is a formidable candidate. she has serious baggage. remember the first stirewaltian precept. >> look at how voters trusted her in 2014. april 2015 45%. so between april and now, either we haven't been doing a good job or the voters say they don't care about what they've learn

and there's a lots they learned. >> if you're a democrat you were probably going excuse yourself from this discussion. the labelling is you know this is part of a vast right wing conspiracy it doesn't matter. if 45% of the country got arrested 45% would say, it's okay. >> you reached the floosh, you think. >> no noor no. hillary clinton has the core support of democrats. she has partisan figure all of that and there's 45% whole do not trust her. she could be beat feed by the pope and they still would not vote for her. >> you mention the bernie sanders polling up in new hampshire. of course, that's up in his neck of the woods, but we have others who wan others who want to present a real challenge to her. are they going to close the 60-,

60-, 70-point gap? >> it's sort of like onion rings. if you're going go off your diet and someone says do you want a quinoa salad or go for the greasy onion rings. let's go for the greasy onion rings. you know you're indulging, so go ahead and get a basket of greasy onion rings, don't waste your time. >> are those two going to be on the debate? >> onion rings? >> onion rings and the secretary of state. >> she would lose down. they're that good. >> we might pay to see that. >> thank you, chris. >> all right. >> word of the day, onion rings ts. who do you think should dee serves to be on the stage. you've got to cut it off

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yet another shark attack send as teen to the hospital. and a fun night at a watt water park turns wrong. it's left hundreds of people injured. plus, nasa ordered up a supply run to the international space station but it does not go as planned. bill keating is live. >> this sunnily turned into disaster visibly as the cargo ship disintegrated out on the atlantic ocean, what this means to the residents on the space station who depends on these supplies to survive coming up after the break.

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another day, another shark attack on america's beach coast. the latest attack was yesterday off the outer banks in the beach town of rhoden thigh. a 17-year-old was airlifted to the hospital after a shark bit him on the leg, rear end, and hands. this was the sixth attack in two weeks after north carolina's coast. the most serious attack was two

teens who both lost parts of their arm. 24,000 that's how many lois lerner e-mails could be lost according to a the lead government watchdog for the irs. they likely erased computer tapes. a lead investigator says the workers might be incompetent, but there was no willful conspiracy to destroy evidence. house republicans not buying it. joining me now, co-founder of the tea party favorites, mark mek ler. you also have a case you're involved with. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. we're talking about 422 backup take. there was an order in place to preserve potential evidence. those got erased. and the explanation that we're hearing so far is apparently if anything it was a mistake, but

it wasn't willful. can you accept that explanation? >> well absolutely not. no rational person can accept that explanation. this has been in the packet of the irs since the very beginning of these rev laugss. they find out more and more important people are involved and then they find out lois lerner lerner's hard drive was dried. if you can believe this, it's astounding to believe it could have happened. it's a pattern and long-term pattern and somebody needs to be held into account. >> the inspector general said the irs never looked in five of six potential places where e-mails might have been stored including the server. this is their own watchdog who's saying basically've if you're not saying they willfully dried something, they didn't look where they potentially could have found what they were ordered to find.

>> you know in the civilian world, this would lead to head rolling, fraud and impeding investigation charges. those are the kinds of things that are going to have to come down in this irs case if we're going to prevent this from happening in the future. right now nobody has been held accountable in any way of consequence. >> that's the question. do you think with all of the bluster and press releases and all of the frustrations by those investigating this expressing outrage, are we really going to get anywhere? we know the justice department has in some cases involved and detached to this says there's nothing to see here. we're moving on. there are several investigations still ongoing, but for as much as we talk about it, are you confident anybody will actually be held accountable? >> no i'm not confident at all. history tells us that they won't. they tell us don't make for prosecution. you've got a department of

prosecution that's not going prosecute anybody. you have a president that's assured us at the very top of the ladder that there's not a smidgen of corruption at the irs. with all of those things it's not possible for there to be any justice. the only chance is for private citizens to hold them accountable. >> you're involved with one of the only main lawsuits against the irs related to the tea party scandal. what can you tell us about the status of that case? >> sure. citizens for self-governance is part of it. we're paying for the christian groups pro-israel groups that were targeted for additional unconstitutional scrutiny. that lawsuit is moving forward. we've made it past the motions. the others that bone out on the motion to desist there and the appeal phase, we're moving forward, moving into discovery. the federal government has been

ordered to turn over the list of all of the official lists and lists that were targeted. they're resisting that. they're also s&pubpoenaing our organization. they've issued a broad unconstitutional subpoena asking for communication between our organizations and attorneys. they're fighting that. they're using all the same heavy-handed tactics that they were. it's a perfect mirror image. >> all right. we'll continue to follow your lawsuit. we know others have been fighting to get some of these records as well and we'll see if the now erased e-mails stay ee reesed. good to see you today. >> thanks for having more shannon. an explosion in the skies above florida this morning is just another setback for the public/private space partnership nasa hopes will change exploration. an unmanned spacex rocket bound for the international space

station shattered in a huge explosion fire bound. you can see it there. phil keating is at the launch site and joining us live with what might have gone wrong. hi, phil. >> reporter: good morning or good afternoon. it happened dozens of miles over the sky about 30 seconds before the spaj ex-second stage rocket was to take over from the first one. now today a post-explosion briefing. they're still coming out with exactly what happened but they suspect it was in that second stage. en's saying it's a totally devastating loss rngs of course. for spacex this is a devastating failure for the company. it had had flawless seven straight attempts and deliveries to the international space station with cargo. the unmanned spacex rocket

skpliess two minuting. the launch looked picture perfect. everyone watching on the ground could see the sudden bust of smoke in the sky, and our camera even picking up the debris scatter. in fact the debris scatter large enough it could be seen by the national weather satellite off the coast. elon musk tweeted throughout was an overpressure event in the upper stage liquid oxygen tank. data suggests counterintuitive is the cause. it landed upright in the ocean saving them millions of dollars. but the international space community, this is the third cargo mission catastrophe in the last nine months. one blew up on the pad in october and a russian soyuz blue

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only 30 miles? >> i thought initially they would have traveled more but you must remember they only had eight hours before they were described as having escaped. then law enforcement officers swarmed the area and it limbeted their ability. >> one of the officers referring to sweat said he's tired, he's alone, he eastbound to make any mistakes. so far he hasn't made a mistake. why should he now? >> he will. the fact that he's alone, disillusioned, looking for food he's desperate. he knows they're tired. >> if he's desperate, he could grab hoss tax. >> what goes through law enforcement minds right now? we heard peter doocy talking about them searching every

outhouse and garage with dogs. what does he have to lose? >> that's the thing that law enforcement is deeply concerned about. they want to capture him and they're looking to take him dead or alive. they're just concerned. >> there are a lot of people who think he is armed. ted williams appreciate your insight. thanks. >> my pleasure. summer fun at a water park turns into a nightmare as an explosion sends more than 400 people to the hospital. we're going to tell you what caused this terrifying scene. and after two major rulings from the supreme court some see it as the start of another legal battle rather than the end of one.

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because a majority of the supreme court justices did exactly what judges are supposed to do. they looked at the text of the law as a whole and applied it exactly as law wrote it. >> the chief took a lot of heat for that. he talked about it being taken out of context. so ryan do you think he got it right or wrong? >> i think he got it wrong. established by the states means established by the states not the states or the federal government. looking at the larger intention, we have jonathan gruber several times caught on camera saying this was intended to be a way of forcing the states into the exchange exchanges. when the states chose not to this law should have been struck down. >> a lot of people asked me. it's such a wonky way the court

works. they were asking why wasn't gruber in play. of course that wasn't part of the record. >> what's important to remember is jonathan gruber didn't write this law. those who did filed a brief that made clear that was never the way the law was supposed to operate. when you look at the text of the law as a whole it's very clear that those four words do not tell the full story. tax credits are supposed to be made available. >> and at the end of the day that's where the chief came to in writing, saying his assumption is that what congress intended was to make sure that health care insurance was done more broadly. some disagree some agree with that but it is the official decision. the following day we got the 5-4 ruling authored by justice kennedy. he's the swing sort siding with the four members of the court that are wildly classified as the left although i know the

justices don't like to be put into those categories. it was a sweeping opinion and we thought it might go more narrowly. they're to be treated exactly like opposite sex couples and he's often talked about them. it seems like that was -- that resonated with him. of course four scathing descents who said essentially, ryan that he made law where it wasn't intended to be found. >> i think before the defense got to the case they're exactly right. anyone who carings about constitutional law, the rule of law has to be disappointed by what the majority did in this case. justice kennedy redefined marriage not based on anything in the constitution but based on what marriage is. the constitution is silent on what marriage is. that's why they say we the people have to decide whether it's a gendered institution or a genderless institution. but judges don't have any

greater insight into that question and the constitution certainly doesn't say anything to that question and so it was judicial activism for the court to redefine marriage in all 50 states. >> brianne, a number of descenting judges also played up the idea that this should have been an issue. justice justice ginsburg criticized roe. >> mean our constitution is a supreme law of the land and we put certain fundamental rights into the constitution precisely so we don't have to ask our neighbor wls it's okay to exercise them. the supreme court justices did what they're supposed to do looked at the text. that's that there should be marriage equality. obviously people can disagree. they can continue to disagree but that disagreement can't

trump the fundamental right to equality that's in our national charter. >> justice kennedy talk bd the fact that there are those with concerns of religious objections e. but we have dissenters that say should you voice any opinion you're going to be deemed a big got and you may risk your job and livelihood and all kinds of things. >> we're seeing catholic charities being forced to shut down baker, forest the photographer. the important thing here is the matter people said they have a religious freedom to teach and to preach and justice roberts says it's the free exercise that our constitution protects and they were silent about that. will they have the freedom to live about it our eyes monday through saturday not just sunday morning. >> i think we all agree that's probably going to be the next part of this debate.

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the president's backbone when it comes to the nuclear negotiations. this as word comes that negotiators won't make a tuesday deadline. stuart holiday is certainly an ambassador. what do you make of the statement that they missed deadlines, no worries. >> it's nothing new we do see this july 9th congressional 30-day period, that ee going to be a major, major deadline. >> what that means is if the administration gets it then it's a 60-day congressional review. >> that's right. so that's really the deadline i think, that the negotiators are focus on. >> as you look at this going forward, james rosen who's over in vienna reported something very interesting. he said the people taking hard lines against the iranians are is not the united states but the

french which is shocking to pretty much everybody except somebody who's an expert. >> i think the french have looked at arms control as a specialty of theirs and they have a group team technical experts in the field. but it's also plaus nbl a coordinated effort it's better for the french to play the bad cop. >> do you believe that our negotiating team's really that good that they're pulling this off? >> i think that despite the fact that there was big news with the wikileaks case in france that's caused a lot of heart burn, there's been a longstanding cooperative between them. >> what message does it send to the iranians when you have the secretary of state, for that matter the president saying look we're ready to walk away no deal's a bad deal and on and on and on and yet at times you

see them. it's one cave after another. >> well, there are points they're willing to speed on and they probably build those in up front. the. >> is it willing to concede on? >> military inspections. looking at those facilities and getting that material out of iran. >> those are all points the ayatollah has said is a red line. >> yep. something has to give and it's hopefully not going to be the united states in this point. >> you say hopefully, is there a woe you might? >> no deal is better than a bad deal. >> last question. i know you spend a lot of time on the security council. if there is no deal do you think there's a vote in the security council, for that matter that? >> i think the chinese and russians will not goal for a

military eruption at this moment. at this point you may see the iranians excel their nuclear roy capabilities. others may take mill tai action on their own? buy others i'm guessing israel, but i won't make you say it. i appreciate your time. >> good to be here. >> thanks. >> up next they don't call them a lightning rod for nothing. mean a man who's had a couple of electrical run-ins with mother nature.

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we asking you which of the many gop candidates get the first spot. joe said governor joe kasich woulded a it. debbie says carly fiorina. mindy thinks marco rubio and many some of you listed one through ten who you want there. thanks for tons of replies. >> think we have nothing to do, we can't say we'll take them into consideration. call's the perfect nickname for this guy. meet lightning rod wolf the man who's been struck buy lightning twice and lived to talk about it. he got hit dwight yesterday. hi was standing outside when lightning struck a nearby tree and traveled into his body. he knew what it felt like

because he got struck before. he said this strike was much worse than when he got struck the first time 18 years ago. >> this was powerful. for this to pick me up and throw me eight to ten feet it's unbelievable. and then ending on the ribs because of the way i landed on myself. the other was to say if you stuck yourself with 59 volt battery and it was just a tickle. this was far more than a tickle. >> there's so much here. wolf had to go to the hospital for broken ribs and cardiac problems but doctors say uld koit have been much worse. they say there's not much learned in the second kick of a mule. you wonder how much he's learned. perhaps now when there's a thunderstorm mr. wolf might stay inside. >> i'm thinking about his wife. my lesson stay away from this guy. >> or he's really lucky. he survived twice. >> maybe he should buy a lottery ticket.

>> they're young. that's all. fox news sunday is next. have a great sunday. >> we'll see you right here next sunday on america's news headquarters. and hello from fox news in washington. as we approach the july 4th holiday weekend, federal authorities have issued a bulletin warning of the heightened possibility of terror attacks in this country. this comes in the wake of what isis supporters are calling bloody friday when islamic radicals launched three deadly attacks in europe africa and the middle east. fox chief washington correspondent james rosen is traveling with secretary of state kerry in vienna and he has the latest on the terror threat and final talks on the nuclear deal with iran. james. >> reporter: chris, this law enforcement bulletin was unusual