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hostage and made the husband rob the bank where he worked. >> and a wild police chase caught on tape. police forced to take out one of their own cruisers. it is all "happening now" and we are expecting a statement from secretary of state john ker oat iran nuclear talks. deadline for an agreement is just hours away. i am jenna leely. >> i am jon scott. look at the podium at vienna where secretary kerry is trying to hammer out an agreement. both sides may be encouraging in brinksmanship. president obama and the a yatolla each hoping the other

side will make a deal. >> a house hearing is underway looking at the implications of any agreement with a dangerous regime. doug has the latest on that. >> reporter: we just heard from white house secretary said no deal was struck as of yet. largely deferring to secretary kerry for further details. secretary kerry expected to speak in a moment's notice. we hear not to expect a deal as of yet. we know that tensions are very very high there. one example of that there are reports of a shouting match between secretary kerry and the iranian foreign min ichter and shouting that aides to carriy outside of the meeting, said pipe it down your voices are being heard out in the hallway.

some say that is not uncharacteristic of a high stakes meeting and we'll see on that. and it may pale in comparison to the tension here in the united states. listen to what house speaker john boehner said about the talks moments ago. >> i think it is a pipe dream to think that the regime will be a responsible partner when it comes to iraq yemen and syria. it is time for the administration to come back to earth. >> reporter: speaker boehner said that as the house foreign committee interviewed four experts. they had profound doubts about the agreement. >> our middle eastern allies passed judgment on the iran deal. israeli prime minister netanyahu is vocal in expressing his disapproval and his view is shared by his neighbors who like

netanyahu feel abandoned and betrayed by the united states. >> reporter: keep in mind the obama administration will walk away from a bad deal. the bits and pieces have been leaked out but the sum total of the deal we don't know what it is. critics maintain it was premature of the administration to lift sanctions on iran and it puts money in the pocket of the largest state sponsor of terrorism and eliminates the key bargaining chip. >> we are waiting secretary kerry's remarks as you pointed out. josh earnest in the white house is saying no deal yet. doug mcelway thank you. >> and we'll continue to watch that and a substantial increase in cyber attacks on large

cooperations. that comes on the heels of computer malfunctions. and those shut down trading on the new york stock exchange floor and grounded flights and knocked out the wall street journal on line at least for their home page. cyber criminals were not to blame and it raised questions of how vulnerable that the technology is. they join us live with more. >> a record 79 percent of the businesses. detected a cyber security incident in the past 12 months and the real numbers are higher as many are undiscovered. this is a study by price waterhouse coopers. and pwc said businesses need to have more looking to those

infiltrating the networks. >> it is clear that the hackers are winning and the defenders are lagging behind. this is what our survey data tells us slowly awareness increases. but so much needs to be done on this issue. >> there is still a lack of attention from corporate boards and executives. one in five executives are not concerned about potential soiber risk. those are smaller companies that are contracted and providing a well travelled back door for cyber intruders and on top of the risk to the federal government and office of personnel management and causing a frightening loss of confidential information. >> that doesn't add to our confidence and the facts are

what they are. and later on on "happening now" americans have concerns about their cyber security. and ask this question would you rather have your financial information stolen or nude pictures of yourself leaked? how about neither. but they were asked. and the survey asked this question. the results will surprise you and indeed we'll have that liter on in the program. cutting more that 40000. and we are reporting live from the pentagon with more. jennifer. and we learned that fort carson in colorado will strengthen by 365 troops and this is not the first time they saw the force cut sharply. and they will take the army to the smallest size since 9/11.

in 2010, there were 570000 soldiers in the u.s. army. and it is a decrease of 13.5 percent in the past five years alone. and the army announced it is cutting 40000 more troops and 17000 army civilians will affectively be fired. they were asked why they are making the cuts now. >> the army is tasked with going 490450 in the next two years. >> these are not cuts that the army wants to make and these are cuts required by the budget environment in which we operate. >> we are told that all bases here in the u.s. and abroad will be affected by the cuts and by name we heard that fort benning in georgia and elmopped dorph in alaska are bracing for cuts and

up state new york. and the army is briefing reporters about which biases will be hit hardest. the marines will be cut ten percent by five years and the u.s. navy for the first time since 9/11 may have to pull the single aircraft carry year out of the gulf. they will have to depepped on's french aircraft carrier. that is raising eyebrows here at the pentagon. >> and south carolina is now one signature away from changing a piece of its history. the state house voting to remove the confederate flag from the capitol grounds. it was passed early this morning after 13 hours of passionate debate approximate. the controversy over the connederate flag simmered but the murders of nine people gave

new push to lower it for good. governor haley will sign the bill during a ceremony in the south carolina state house. the spokesman said the flag will be removed tomorrow morning. >> and a suspect in custody for the murder of kate steinh. and plus bernie sanders and donald trump, what do they have in common? soaking up the energy. and why karl rove calls the two candidates, the disrupter brothers. and governor scott walker and john kasich expected to make an announcement soon. would you vote for either man.

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>> democrat bernie sanders and republican donald trump have one thing in common. both candidates are getting support from the popullist wing of their party and making life difficult for the takened rivalling. and the chairman asked trump in a phone call to tone down his controversial comments and the rnc putting out they had a respectful conversation. and donald trump denies this and totally false reporting on my call with rinse preibuchlts and joining us now. is karl rove and a fox news contractor and a guy who's had a run in or two with donald trump himself.

they are entering candidates and opposite in their politicalvious. bernie sanders and businessman donald trump. but they are playing a similar role in the respective party. popullism exist on the left and right. persony sanders hating wall street and economic inquality and big corporation and donald trump is angry conservative popullism. we are upset with big government and don't like the way the country is going. this is in american politics decade within the decade. and they are neither one has particularly a good chance to win. but they can make it interesting and be desruptive in the beginning. >> carl we have breaking news.

>> going to vienna now with secretary of state kerry. >> this has been a difficult couple of weeks. for the many journalist here in vienna with us. but let me assure you, we would not be here continuing to negotiate just for the sake of negotiating. we're here because we believe we are making real progress toward a comprehensive deal. but as i have said many times and as i discussed with the president obama last night, we are not going to sit at the negotiating table forever. we also recognize that we shouldn't get up and leave simply because the clock strikes midnight. and i emphasis given that the work here is incredibly technical and the stakes are very very high we will not rush and we will not be rushed.

and we won't let ourselves be rushed through any aspect of this. all that we are focused on is the quality of the agreement. and that is what will continue to define our work. if in the end, we are able to reach a deal it has to be one that withstand the test of time. it is not a test of a matter of days or weeks or months it is it a test for decades. that's our goal here and the simple fact that despite all of the progress that we have made and it is real some of the tough issues remain unresolved. we know that difficult decisions don't become easier over time. and one way or the other, those decisions must be taken very soon. that is precisely why all of our delegations remain hard at work here in vienna and why a number

of my counterparts returned last night and here now so that we can continue to push through on the tough issues and ultimately see whether or not the good deal we have been working so hard is possible to a chief. that's what we are working on and continue to work on. thank you all very much. >> but how long are you willing to say, mr. secretary? >> this is not open ended. president obama made it very clear to me last night, you can't wait forever for a decision to be made. if tough decisions don't get made we are prepared to call an end to this process. thank you very very much. >> the president said less than 50/50 that you get a deal. that's what he told the democrats. >> thank you very much. >> secretary kerry answering the

questions there. and big head lines there. just in case you never know. something might be said in gest and secretary kerry injured in a bike accident and broke his leg and that's why he had the crutches. he believes they are making progress in the process. but the deadline will not be roached and because of the negotiations haven't come together. that moans congress gets an additional 30 days to look at the deal. and now they will get 60 days. and when you look at sanctions and whether or not sanctions are part of the final deal congress is going to have time to so if they are relaxed and the iranians are not going to want to wait. we don't know jon, how much longer the negotiations may last. secretary kerry said you don't want to get off of the table if

something is good but we don't know how much longer they will be there in vienna. >> president obama told him, we are not going to wait forever. that's what secretary kerry just said. we will talk to a man who knows about the high attacks negotiations. carl we brought you in to talk domestic politics. but you know too, how the negotiations go. what do you think in president obama and senator kerry in extending the deadline. they were speaking to western media, but the focus of the particular nows conference was the officials in teheran. and what kerry was doing in a public stage, saying to the leaders of iran you are stubborn and dug in on technical issues, but they are clear, big issues that we are dealing with here and he was saying be

responsible or we will walk away from the table this is gone on too long. all but two of the foreign secretary of state or foreign relations secretaries have left and most of them are coming back. and an attempt to the iranians get serious or we're far apart. they are far apart on the big issues. we have evidence that the iranians are taking a different view of what facilities are inspected and what conditions and a clear signal that they don't want sanctions related to the nuclear program to be done away with, they want relief for the human rights violations and trafficking and convensal weapon and missile program. and they are getting more expansive in the end and not

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that is the case why are so many republican candidates worried about his presence in the race? >> remember that is in a fox news poll that came out in the news. they recognize todd acon said something that tarnished the entire republican brand. and there is concern that donald trump raising 83s will poison the well with a lot of the voters over legitimate issues. he likes controversy and feeds on controversy and frankly, doesn't care who raises a concern. he's called the rest of the republican field clowns. he said rick perry needed a new pair of glass to see the illegal

immigration. this governor dealt with that issue for 14 years and while don would trump was giving money. rick perry was working on the problem of illegal immigration in the border. my sense is that he's done more damage. and the republicans are distancing themselves and diminish the amount of damage he can do. >> and on the democrat side. bernie sanders is challenging front runner hillary clinton, and perhaps, giving her people a scare according to the poll of iowa's likely democratic caucus goers clinton leads 52 percent to 32 percent for bernie sanders. he's 19 points down and cut her

lead by 26 points since the beginning of may. >> look at this. hillary clinton's lead in iowa has gone from 51- 34 and in new hampshire gone from 37 versus 16. i have to correct you. he is a democratic socialist of the this is in the arcane language of the hard left. they don't call themselves socialist. you bet, he's speaking to the far left of the democratic party. in iowa they play a dominant role and in new hampshire, you have a granola eating liberal towns and you got that kind of voter. and he's right from vermont and they are comfortable with him. i don't think he will win the

nomination. i think he may upset her in iowa and new hampshire and hard to so where he goes from there. there is not many californias, or michigans or montgomery county, maryland where there is left wing democrats. >> the democrat socialist correction duly noted. thank you for that we'll talk to you soon. >> new survey shoes how sensitive americans are about computers and the information that they hold. that is in the new york stock exchange and not to mention the cyber attacks and home depo that you talked about. and the office of personnel management and this is impacting tens of millions of americans. this is the survey. master card found that 55 percent of the americans would rather have the photos go on the

internet. apparently they don't see. you will recognize her a member of the fox news extended. what a survey. we rather have the nude photothan our information out there. >> it's interesting. it shoes how sensitive and a nowed photowill disa pore. how many celebrities had those and it disappeared from memory. but the power and impact of our social security and bank account numbers can destroy our lives in a difficult way. >> it is something that you looked at carefully. and what does it tell us in the last 24 hours of how well companies are prepared for a technical issue. >> i don't think it is it an indication of things going that well. and yes, thankfully it worked

out best with the wall street journal and united airlines and the new york stock exchange. it was a stark remainer that this is a airline and stock exchange and technology companies at heart. and you have a technology company, you have the ability to have vulnerabilities and glitches and those will never, ever stop. >> are companies investing properly in this? >> the answer is no. right now, they according to a survey from traffics about one out of every $10 that companies are spending on it budgets is going into security. they are building elaborate net woshs and not protecting them and hence, the situation as yesterday. >> one of the stories had to do with retail on line. a major company that is putting forth a interesting effort to get more people on line and

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and want to be prime, you will get amazing deals next week. you have to look deeper into that. on the surface this is a megasale and we think that it will crush black friday. and we'll see what comes out in terms of if they are really selling the deeply discounted tv sets. it is getting a lot of the press. and i have been digging in there and this is something different than retail. it is all about getting people to come on and being prime customers and they will beat hulu. and amazon wants to play digital content. people are not on the content. >> exactly. you will be able to get access

to streaming movies and kendall content and consumer reports rated it a better buy and purchase and preskroibing to the other options out there. and this is a battlefield that ama one and hulu and everybody is in it. >> thank you. that is something to watch. and we'll watch both sides of that story. and you delivered your own con10. now, what are you up to? >> it is so great to be back here. i love being back here and i missed everyone dearly. i moved to the west coast and in california and paying higher taxes and i get 75 degrees weather and i am blogging on technology and life style and doing stuff like this. talking about technology and business. and on line and on tv and all

stuff. i have a big brood, three kids and so. >> beautiful by the way. i know we have a picture of shibani's family. i follow you on twitter and check out your website. and a good friend of mine. thank you very much. >> and can i point out you can get 75 degrees weather without the high taxes. >> excellent point. >> memorial services are held today for kate stienle. the 32-year-old's life cut short by approximate a federal agent's gun used by a illegal immigrant. the county sheriff and mayor is blaming each other for him being clear. >> the sheriff's defendant, the

notification detainer request should not be returned unless ice also provides a court order or warrant. >> a simple phone call from the sheriff and notifying them of the release of someone they gave us custody of would have prevented this. >> and diane is a former prosecutor and repecka is a trial attorney. we have the sheriff and the mayor pointing fingers at each other. diane a where does the blame lie? >> so many people to blame in this circumstance. the biggest question why was he released from ice custody. he was in san bernardino county in federal custody and was released to san francisco. up withs he was -- once he was

released? why didn't ice just have him deported in san bernardino the way they would in most cases. the blame lies with them and they ought to notify ice he would be released. >> rebecca, people are shaking their head that sanctuary cities announce they are guess to disobey federal law. >> i don't think this case presents that story well and that is not a fair way of discussing what states and cities like san francisco are doing. they are making their open decisions about what their law enforcement folks need to focus on. and as has been be mentioned here it was a tragedy for a tragedy for the family i can't

fathom and calling it a sanctuary city doesn't make sense. and the federal government had him in custody and could have deported him. they chose not to and blaming san francisco for the tragedy doesn't make sense. >> they didn't notify immigration officials and it is my understanding that san francisco decided to let them go. >> and they are thinking about when they notify and when they don't. and the mayor of san francisco said and it is it a logical policy it is up to law enforcement and city to decide when to notify ice and when not to. and when the sheriff was not empowered they should make it chlor. local law enforcement notifies ice when it makes sense. ice brought him to san

francisco. it was not san francisco's status as a sanctuary. the sheriff could have called ice and said we will let him go and he chose not to because he felt he was under the restrictions of the sfrnthuary law. >> they will not allow ice to retrieve them from the facility it does not prohibit the sheriff's department to not identify ice. that is the law enforcement agency should have done. if you notify federal authorities that he's set to released and hold them for deportation get him on or before the date. that was a huge mistake on the part of the san francisco

sheriff's department. >> rebecca, it is not the fault of the law or sheriff or whatever, what do you say to the family about the fact that the guy is out with a stolen gun apparenty on the streets? >> i think everyone wants to understand what went wrong here and keep it from happening again. but penning it on immigration. it makes accepts. everyone wants find out what the facts are and try to understand how can we do it better. i am sure san francisco wants to do it better. it may be a story about mental health issues. we don't know who stole the gun and it was not a story of a guy who had a history of this kind of conduct. it is tragic. >> it does so many to be about bungling government officials whether local local or at

federal level. >> letting a gun be stolen so manies to be a blunder on top of everything else. >> stolen from his car he said. >> diane and rebecca, thank you both. >> thank you so much. >> and federal investigators are asking if anyone knows the little girl's remains on the poston shore?

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for two men who kidnappeded a family in tennessee. the husband was forced to rob the bank where he works. the kidnappers let him out in the parking lot and later dropped off his wife and child on the side of the rod still wearing hoods. they believe there is a good possibility that the people behind the crime were involved in a similar incident just miles away in april. and what a case. i mean scary, obviously some-odd variables. >> what is most about the story? >> the fact that he anyhow -- knew he worked in the bank. they will so if he knows them or it is just random and checked the surveillance cameras.

nlaw enforcement thinks that he might have been a victim of stalking. in the other case a higher executive at the bank approximate. what does it tell you about the criminals. stalking the family and getting the guy for the bank. >> it is someone who is familiar with banking habits. and they would go before hand and do surveillance on it two or a month before hand. and they will go as far back with the surveillance tapes and so if they so them in the bank and if it matches both banks. it was well planned. >> and they go to the house and have their victims and hood their victims and terrifying and don't harm the victims and let them go. i am curious about the criminal and there is a risk if you have your victims and you are

a criminal, we have seen it end in a tragic way. >> they accomplished what they set out to do. they robbed the bank and the victims are no longer useful and dispose of them because now we're a liability if they keep them. now it's on to the next move. >> one has to wonder if there are maybe more incidents like this in this country. i'm sure law enforcement will look into that. i want to get your take coming up on a sad story out of boston about the body of a little girl. you might potentially be able to help. this is why we're covering it. we'll be right back with more on this on "happening now." m. he's older so he needs my help all day. when my back pain flared up we both felt it i took tylenol at first but i had to take 6 pills to get through the day. then my friend said "try aleve". just two pills, all day. and now, i'm back for my best bud! aleve. all day strong

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police in the boston area want your help to identify a little girl whose body was found last week along the harbor.

this is a computer generated image of this beautiful girl, 4 years old, what she may have looked like. it's been shared on social media all over the country. massachusetts investigators say they want to identify what they're calling baby doe to provide her the dignity she deserves. joe is back with us. heart-breaking story. you know about stories like these in the new york city area. >> we've had similar cases, actually much younger, where it carried on for so many years. the detectives and everybody chipped in to pay for the baby's funeral. it's heart-wrenching. you see something with this. it's -- it strikes home with us. >> it seems that investigators have very little to go on. they have the body. we don't know anything about how this little girl died. we just know where she was found, in the boston harbor. what are you looking for at this point to try to solve the mystery? >> the autopsy will be key in this. it will tell the cause of death, whether she died in the water or outside the water and was placed in the water.

the autopsy will be crucial. more importantly the computer-generated image is very important for the public to see. somebody is going to say, hey, that looks like so and so. that's where it's going to come from. >> where would you turn first if you're trying to solve this case? beyond the autopsy, what do you look to to question? >> you look to somebody very close to the child, all right. possibly a parent all right. possibly somebody watching the child, a relative. but close to home. i would -- this is definitely going to be somebody very close to the child and, more often, that's where the case turns. but like i said this case is going to be solved probably from somebody recognizing this child. and then coming across and combining it with the autopsy, we'll see -- >> as sad as it is that's why we wanted to show the picture. you never know who is going to be the key to solving this. again, we certainly echo the investigators who want to give the little girl the dignity she

deserves. it's a tough case. joe, thank you for your time. >> you're welcome. >> jon. new video of a wild police chase in new jersey. look at this. authorities accuse the suspect of car-jacking a woman in englewood. officers say they cornered him but he managed to steal the police car. he collides with another cruiser. eventually they run him off the road. you see him trying to get away on foot. he didn't get far. authorities picked him up on $1 million bail. >> joe is shaking his head. he's like i know how that turns out. >> usually does. expensive page from baseball's brooklyn past. science fiction mecca and a suspect on the run from police. a big, ornyery toro. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great... ...if hiring plumbers, carpenters and

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