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flames. what caused the fire? it is all "happening now". >> welcome to the second hour on this monday. we begin with another big name entering the race for president. ohio governor set to throw his hat in the ring. >> i am jon scott. >> and i am heather childers. >> he used to work here at fox news. but he may have to shout to get his message heard because he will be the 16th candidate in a crowded republican field. some say ka sich hits all of the right buttons. a problem solver and known for wearing his emotions on his sleeve with what senator mccain

called a hair-trigger temper. will this hurt him on the campaign trail or will he keep it under control. >> we'll talk about it with a lisa and michael warren. shera he will be the 16th gop contender for president. is there room for john ka sich. >> it is a great condition. so many candidates. but so many that are not so well known and the climb to getting there becomes steeper and steeper for them. we have seen john casick it will be a debate in cleveland, ohio. and looking like he will not make the cut for the top ten candidates in his home state

because he is not well known yet. >> you have seen him in action michael. is the temper tantrum real or overblown? >> there is truth to the story. he gets angry and he talks about idiots out there and all of this stuff. i think there is a market for a tough- talking candidate and wears his emotions on the sleeve. i am not sure kasich is the guy to do. it he gets too personal and he was speaking with the reporters and he was argumentive over the discussion of policy positions. and when it gets permanent like that it is about the candidate and not the issues compared that to chris christie who gets passionate but puts it back to the issues of whatever he's talking about in new jersey. ka sich will have to work on

theanger issue. >> shera, in a field that is this crowded, the people who stand out, donald trumps are the ones that are yelling to the loudest. >> that may be thorough but what they are saying is attracting attention to. john kasich's temper is well documented and you can read about them. but in the end, i don't think he will change dramatically. he's been in politics 25 years and he will not change and run for president anymore. and he will not change over the course of next two months and become a less angry person and lessen that fuse that john mccain talked about. >> people of ohio elected him to a second term by a 2- 1 margin. and the democrats pulled out of the race once it was clear that

kavich was going to win. he has issues on obama care that puts him at odds. he took the medicaid expansion and fought back against criticism saying i am a christian and i care about people. and if you do why are you not supporting the medicaid expansion. that puts him at odds with the voters. and there is a market if he can control thatanger into something that sounds appealing. >> in the meantime another governor of a state that is important. scott walker got in the race as late. and he leaped up in the top of the polls. what is the difference between

walker's approach and john kasich. he's been running for this since the beginning of this year and years before. he's a candidate who went to the cattle calls in iowa and new hampshire. scott walker is better known because of the recount battles he endured in home state of wisconsin. he is a known quantity and a lot of wealthy fans who like him as a result of those wins. >> when you look at two resumes with kasich that goes back to the times on the house budget committee and so forth, a longer term on the national stage, is what i am saying? >> but if you look at where successful presidential candidates have been. a study shoes moment of bursting

on the national scene short time. scott walker is fighting a lot of the battles that conservatives and republicans have been following for the last few years. the budget committee and that was several lifetimes ago in politics. and that put him at odds with where the republican party is right now. >> i covered him with some of the doings on the house budget committee. you are making me feel old. >> thank you, both. >> we'll have you back another time. >> when you vote for the next likely gop hopeful. john kasich our live chat is up and running and go to fox news.com/happening now. >> the cuban flag raised in our nation's capitol first time in

more than a half century as the newly reopened embassy as the u.s. and cuba restore full diplomatic relations. we are learning that secretary of state john kerry is expected to travel to cuba next month. steve is latest in havana cuba with the latest. >> the u.s. basses bass in havana was open and shut down by president eisenhower. we saw cubans lining up for introduce to somehow get a visa to the u.s. it is a difficult process and can take up more than a year or more. outside there is welcome signs and american flags and american shirts and many cubans hoping that new diplomatic relations with the u.s. lead to improvement in their own economic conditions. >> and that is. cuba is ready for the change and now there is hope for the

change. >> there has been sharp opposition in the u.s. senate and house. and many senators say this plays in the cuban government hands to increase money for tourism and trade and extend the life of the dictatorship. there is no flag flying here. that will happen when secretary of state kerry will be in havana for the flag raising ceremony. >> steve, live from us cub a. thank you. >> the u.n. security council approves the iranian nuclear deal. but that might have been the easy part. the deal head totz u.s. congress where a number of law makers are unhappy that the u.n. got to review it before they did. and now the obama administration has a major selling job on its hands. leland viter is live in the

white house for us. >> reporter: john the heat index in 100 and it may be easier to sell hot chocolate on the street than it is for the administration to sell the deal to the congressional republicans. secretary kerry and other top cabinet officials will head up to the house for classified briefings. the administration did not win any votes by taking the vote to the security council first. >> the president doing the end run around congress and going to the security council of the united nation and before the american people have a say, the president is making it worse for what he's trying to do. >> a couple of hours from the white house, the president dismissed out of hand congressional republicans and democrats concerns. >> it sends a clear message that

the overwhelming number of countries who not only participated in the but the p5 plus one but observed what happened and recognized that this is by far our strongest approach to insuring that iran doesn't get nuclear weapons. >> not surprisingly, but he did not comment in events in iran over the weekend. those crowds chanted death to america. in the past the president dismissed those chants as merely spin. and common he said among the politicians and that could make one wonder if what the president has been telling us and other administration officials say about this is spin as well.

john back to you. >> leland thank you. >> the fight against terror getting a major boost overseas. >> i want to explain what we do as a country to defeat extremism and help our democracy. >> british prime minister david cameron and the new details and what he's planning to do. and startling new details on the chattanooga gunman. what the fbi is learning about his life from his newly found writings.

>> explosion in turkey near the syrian board killing 30 people and hurting 100 more. officials say it appears to be appears to an attack. it is across the turbish border

in syria the attack making marketing expansion by isis' inspired groups away from the traditional battlefields. we are monitoring this story. >> one of america's closest allies in a new push to defeat islamic tremism. british prime minister cameron launching a five year plan. >> this is not a pionering movement. it is a brutal existence. and here's my message to any young person here in britain thinking of going out there. you won't be some valued member of a movement. you are cannon fodder for them. if you are a boy, they will strap bombs to your body and blow you up. if you are a girl they will

enslave and abuse you, and that is the sick and brutal reality of isil. many people born in britain have little attachment to the country and making them vulnerable to radical muslim. >> and chattanooga, writers by the shooter revealing disturbing details about his life. 30 agents are due to arrive there as the investigation picks up steam. we'll bring in jeff lanza, a retired fbi special agent. >> fuare on the case and looking at the documentation that the fbi has found. what do you most want to it see? >> there is a lot of work for the agents to do and the primary goals is to determine two things. basically motivation and if anyone else was involved.

what the fbi will do to accomplish that is trace his activities and come up with a specific time line that leads up to the shooting. and what they are trying to determine here is this guy depressed drug addict to no longer value his own life? and that means you don't value anyone else either or radicalized by someone here or another count rear or a combination? >> it seems on the surface, this was a guy angry at the u.s. military or u.s. government and the military policies. but when you read more about the last weeks or months of his life it doesn't necessarily fit that pattern. >> he may have innate hatred to the military. it didn't surface. it was there, but again, we are

not sure about this yet. the fbi has to look at all of these things. and all of the sudden issues with the law, and issues with drugs and alcohol, bankruptcy issues, reports of financial difficulties, and all of the sudden, you don't have those filters and your life has turned into something that is less meaningful. his life doesn't mean going to him and why would anyone else's at that point? if he has an ingrained hatred to the military that is going to surface. >> reports are he lost his job to drug use, prescription and nonprescription drugs and he was abusing sleeping pills and pain killers and marijuana and alcohol. there was a drunk driving conviction. and they are hardly the steps

that conservative orthodox muslims take in living their day-to-day lives. >> you described a person in work place violence exhibits in a sense. muslim or nonmuslim. and so someone who strikes out to their employer or someone else who they have a grudge with and the warning signs are there and no one noticed them or reported them or did anything about them. and these things happen and a person takes over the line and takes violent action that's what happens. and so what we have here is not something in the work place, but in someone else's. >> and so much concern about potential copycats that are out there. and jeff thank you. >> you're welcome. >> the suspects in the dc in

court. the coroner said two of the four victims strangled. the husband, wife and son and housekeeper found dead in the mansion. a 34-year-old is charged with the murder. we'll follow the hearing and bring you the latest. >> and a busy day on the campaign trail. former governor jeb bush heads back to his home state to give a speech. what he is criticizing, plus this. hot air balloon goes out of control and people scramble to get out of the way. and how it all ended.

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>> right now, storms hit a hot air balloon festival in wisconsin. all kinds of mayhem ensues. one balloon broke free in the festival over the weekend. one person taken to the hospital and several others received minor injuries and trying to get the balloon under control. and cars were damaged as a result. >> a busy day on the campaign travel. several candidates doing speeches and town hall meetings and doing that in key states all the way from the north to the south. mike emmanuel is live with us from washington with more. hi, mike. >> former governor jeb bush took

on washington and blasting the arrogance. bush said democrats will want to grow big government. >> i am offering a different agenda. it is my intention not to preside over the establishment, but disrupt it and make it more accountable for the people. >> ahead of the campaign announcement. ohio john kasich released this ad. >> i spent ten years fighting to balance the budget. we don't have a right to live beyond our means that make sure our children pay the debt. >> florida senator marco rubio is off of the campaign trail due to illness. we regret we need to reschedule the trip to new hampshire. marco feels worse this morning. marco enjoyed the visit to new

hampshire earlier this month and back on the campaign trail as soon as he feels better. >> and on the democratic side. protestors chanted black lives matter. >> every life matters and that's why the issue is important. black lives matter and white miles matter and all lives matter. o'malley meant snow disrespect. and hillary clinton went to little rock and served up red meat ripping the gop. >> going down economics, it is worst of the ideas of the 1980s. it is right up there with shoulder pads and big hair. nclinton is the democratic front

runner. bernie sanders is get canning the buzz and large crowds at his events. >> mike thank you. >> just days after the controversial iran nuclear deal defense secretary ash carter meets with officials in israel who blasts the agreement. we'll have the latest on his agreement. and apple has a way to sell you products and based on how much you you can afford to spend. details, coming up. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. i brought in some protein to get us moving. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in.

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>> israel rolls out the welcome mat for defense secretary ash carter. the pentagon chief reconfirming israel is our closest ally. >> israel is the bed rock of the region. and we know what our interests are and principle among them for the united states is our friendship alliance with israel. >> john has more live from israel. >> reporter: jon, this is to affirm the u.s.'s support for israel. and secretary carter said israel represented the cornerstone of the u.s. strategy and policy in

the middle east region. secretary carter met with israel defense minister earlier today and discussing in particular the israel security and support of defense. israel's strong disagreement with the iran nuclear deal was brought up. but they agreed that israel's relationship with the u.s. is a core pillar of the defense and both men said that will not change. >> there is no disagreement about the ultimate objective. we can't let iran have a nuclear weapon. iran sends destabilizing activities. >> both men flew to northern israel to check out the border

with lebanon. and last week as you may recall. prime minister netanyahu called it a cornerstone. and friends and allies including hesbollah and hamas in the gaza strip. i was in gaza and i spoke with a senior hamas official believes it will be beneficial for hamas and more money and support and aid. and that is a major concern for the u.s. and israel jon. having said that tomorrow secretary carter will meet with prime minister netanyahu and talk about obviously all of these issues israel defense and concerns as well. and then after that secretary carter will head to jordan and saudi arabia and meet with officials and leaders there discussing the iran nuclear agreement. we'll see what comes out of the meeting with the prime minister.

>> love to be a fly on the wall for all of that thank you. >> the president of afghanistan is ordering an investigation after seven afghan troops were killed in a nato air strike targeting the taliban. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live with more. jennifer? >> reporter: heather, defense officials here in the pentagon tell me there is no reason to doubt that u.s. army helicopters may have fired mistakeny on the afghan position and killing five and the friendly fire incident occurred in two military checkpoints in a province logar south of kabul. they are aware of a incident this morning, july 20th. this incident is under investigation. and there are currently 9800 in

the area. and so far casulties are 50 percent greater for those forces. and this comes at a time when coalition air strikes doubled from may to june. u.s. commanders are concerned about isis spreading to afghanistan. in a marked shift the general in afghanistan, we said the isil threat was not, but it is operational emergent. and they were threatening the u.s. forces. members of the taliban and hacani network are ripe for isil. they have met to discuss all of

the developments back to you. >> jennifer thank you. >> the international soccer organization fifa is planning to set up an 11- person task force to it make reforms after the massive corruption scannal. profesters shouted at the fifa president. blatter is stepping down. and they will have term limits. it comes after 14 fiowa fan officials were indicted in may. one of the accused pled not guilty. >> who performs the integrity checks? >> and apple filing a patent for technology on selling ads based on how much you can afford to it

spend. here is joe. >> reporter: good afternoon. apple may be checking your credit card balance to advertise things that you can afford. they filed a patent that gives them the ability to target on how much you can afford. and by the way, apple is reporting the third quarter earnings tomorrow. 49.31 billion. and earnings per share of a 1.9. bee are watching how apple ended up to doing in china over the last three months and the market slowing down there. >> it is creepy how much they know about it these days. >> the tech stocks. they are doing well these days? >> it is on track to hit another all- time high. one of the best performer are

google. a lot more people are watching youtube. that sent the stocks six percent higher and adding value to the company. nal market value more than caterpillar. and google is the second most valuable company in the world after apple. prices are just under 700. ngoggle and apple taking over the world. >> thank you you. >> yes. >> and stunning now details among the accusations that bill cosby drugged and raped multiple people. cosby discusses past relationships and admits to paying women with whom he had sex and why. >> one driver's car burst in

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>> i am gretchen carson. it is someone who is not his client and if you are on social security is it possible for the government to deny you the right to own a gun? and a hostage in iran. the timing of the verdict of the next hearing. and donald trump and senator mccain. what is he saying now, i will tell you in the top of the hour. >> bo man. his tires burst in flames twice. and the new hampshire motor speed way. it happen as he was bringing his car down pit row. his time put him out of the

ways. the tires burst in flames and engulfed his car. he was able to get out. despite the two fires. bowman finished the race second to last place. ndisturbing admissions from bill cosbow coming to light. he reportedly gave woman drugs and had sex and paid money to keep them quiet. cosbow was accused of drugging and sexual assaulting dozens of women over four decades and he insists that the sex was consensual. heather hanson was a trial attorney and join us with more insights and i will start with you this time. how did the information come to light in begin with it? >> the current defamation suit that is alleged against bill cosby. the attorneys unsealed part of

the deposition that they included in a prior motion. the kicker is, the entire deposition was never actually sealed. >> and the associated press got that. >> anyone could have gotten it for the last ten years. >> that is unbelievable in our world with. first of all, something had to fall through the cracks for it not to be sealed and all of the other attorneys representing people could have gotten access by asking. according to the new york times it was sitting there to be reported on. >> and the information from bill cosby's own words he admits to paying these women off. i don't hear her say anything i am not stopped. and somewhere between permission and reject. he said he was participating in these acts.

>> and nothing in that deposition did not prove he did it without consent. >> he gave them quaaludes. >> did he give it. you offer a drink with their consent and for my money it is more significant in the court of public opinion than in a courtroom. >> it will not hit in a courtroom. we'll never know. and jana is speaking his defense. no different than a drink and it is similar to a drink than now. and i offered her something to calm her down and we had sexual relations. and the way we look today is so different. you have the capacity andability to consent and should you put yourself in that position. the prosecutor who could have

pursued the case didn't do so. it is not that strong of a criminal case. it has to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. >> can he do that and perjury charges? >> that is interesting. where did he lie under oath? he has not lied under oath. there is no perjury. >> it is more political. he is running for da. and the statute of limitation of five years and that was in 2005 and if it is available all of those years it would have been brought. >> and all of these women no matter what he admits to and additional depositions that comes to light, they have no recourse? >> defamation claims are still out there and viable and pursued and what you win for

a defamation case is damages to your reputation and you don't get emotional damages and a jorcould say, we want to give them money for the damages to their reputation. >> and they are weak. >> defamation. we have another case. and dog, the bounty hunter is sowed for robbing 30 million. and they manipulated and ruined his good name. does he have a case heather? >> it will be difficult. when you look at reality show. they have a lot of insurance to cover these lawsuits and because he put himself in a reality show he is a different plaintiff and he is a public figure. he has to prove they tried to harm his reputation. and the fact 30 million is ridiculous. you would normally see it resolved.

>> and loss of wages and he can't be a bounty hunter and he was a good one apparently 30 million. >> we are in the wrong business. >> but i think it is a classic defamation class. if i were representing hip, what did the waiver say? if you get past that he might sustain a defamation action be. >> he might have to prove the tapes were manipulated. and he would have to prove they purposely manipulated the tapes to come out with a story and makes hemlock like a crook. >> we'll see what happens. and thank you for joining us again. >> and jon? >> and extreme weather wreaking ha voc on the midwest. what forcasters are warning them

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collapsed as a result of that's rushing floodwaters and a real nuisance for the 20,000 or so vehicles that used that particular stretch of i-10 every day and officials tell us that they are now looking at other bridges in the area worried about their structural safety too, and there could be many more of these event on the way this winter. scientists say there is a 90% chance now that we are going to get an el nino storm system. that's when the waters of the pacific warm up. that tends to bring well above average rainfall to california. now obviously we need it. we're in the grip of a record drought here but the problem is when the storms get that severe they have dangers attached to them, too. listen here to mark jackson of the national weather service. here he is. >> with these heavy rainfalls also come the risk of flooding come the risk of mud slides. you get quite a bit of coastal erosion because you do get elevated surf with any of these

episodes and we know from the past, '97, '98, '82 and '13 we had quite a bit of coastal damage with those storms. >> you heard him mention 1983 and 19978, the last two big el nino storm systems through the winter here. they did hundreds of millions of dollars in damage and hundreds of homes were lost as a result of landslides so while the el nino system john will be welcome if it brings steady rain over a period of months if it brings these sudden very intense downpours, then california is going to have a whole different set of problems. john? >> jonathan hunt thank you. today marks 46 years since man first walked on the moon and to celebrate the national aeroand space museum in washington, d.c. is launching a kick starter campaign to help put neil armstrong's apollo 11 spacesuit on display. how you are -- they are asking the public to donate $500,000 to

help them quote, reboot the suit in exchange for pledges. supporters get the opportunities to go behind the suit as curators prep the suit for display and like all kick starter projects it's all or nothing. supporters will only be charmed if the museum reaches its goal. >> what do silver coins, billy the kidd and robots have in common? part of it's happening now final 30, and that's next.

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