>> a fox news alert and new details surfacing about the gunman who killed five servicemen in tennessee but his family. his uncle is behind bars in jordan. >> the donald surging to the lead in the polls after slamming john mccain and now a major newspaper calls for trump to drop out of the race. and a severe storm taking down a heavily travelled bridge. >> this is the most severe problem. a bridge with an a rating. o6s4t >> we are looking at a major

disruption. >> and now a main route between two of america's biggest cities shut down. >> and leaping in action. >> she was like drenched in sweat. >> and i was getting so mad. >> and pulled a toddler from a car. >> break the window she will die. dramatic rez cow caught on camera, happening now. >> new details in the search for a motive in a massacre of five servicemen in chattanooga. the gunmen's uncle is in custody in jordan. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. federal authorities are looking at the months the gunman mohammed abdulezeez spent before the rampage.

relatives there are questioned in connection with the shooting rampage that killed four marines and a sailor. president obama spoke about the terrible attack with veterans in the national veteran's convention and saying that the threat of lone wolves and small cells is hard to detect and prevent. >> the government is doing all it can to stop future attacks, james? >> jenna and john. the president indicated there is no direct evidence tying the alleged gunman and massacre to the international terror networks, but the president appeared to bow to public pressure and ordered that flags be floun half staff here in the white house and military installation and naval

installations in honor of the five victims and one other shooting victim from july 16th. that includes four marines and sailor. they died in this attack and there has been criticism for the white house to order flags half staff given that the white house did in fort hood and a uroran and virginia tech and sandy hook. those flags were at half staff in tennessee and massachusetts and arkansas where two of the victims hailed from. indeed john boehner ordered the flags half staff at the capitol building now that it is in the white house as well. >> one of the headlines. veterans care is what the president talked about. what did he say about that? >> reporter: he made a complex appeal and arguing that his

stewardship of chief executive and managing the economy has made him a friend and supporter of the armed forces as commander in chief. mr. obama outlined and his aides had a fact sheet to regulate more tightly the lending and cracking down on predatory lending and the president suggested that his action to form the veteran's administration. and there was long wait times and leading to the deaths of some veterans but are actually improving the agency's performance. >> veterans say once they get through the door care is good. many veterans themselves work hard to do right by the veterans and we thank them. but we have to acknowledge that our work is not done and we have a big challenge. >> reporter: the president defended the iran deal as

protecting the u.s. special and blamed bush/cheney to rushing in the wars in iraq without the support of our allies. >> thank you. >> america's election head quarters and the republican field for president growing by one more. ohio governor john kasich made it official an hour ago. >> i will here to ask you for your prayers, for your support, for your efforts, because i have decided to run for president of the united states. >> governor kasich is a former nine- term congressman and wall street executive and has served as a fox news host. and he got the cincinnati play by play announcer to introduce him. he brings the republican field

to 16 just two weeks ahead of the republican debate to be held in his home state of cleveland. there will be a one hour exclusive interview tonight on fox news channel. >> in the meantime, we want to hear from you. would you vote for john kasich for president. go to fox news.com/happeningnow. >> more politics. even as the republican fold for the white house to go. there are calls for one leader to drop out. the des moines reggistar telling donald trump to leave the race over his controversial comments about john mccain. the senator accused trump to incite members of the gop. and trump standing his ground and firing back. >> if you look at what john mccain said we had 15000 incredible americans talking

about the illegal immigration bill he called them craziy and they were insulted in phoenix. i am making the rounds in the country and seeing how badly our veterans are treated. he is the guy that is supposed to be doing it? >> and a fox news contributor and david, author of the book what make its worthy and correspondent for real clear. >> the des moines register calling for trump to get out of the race and he fours back. what do you say about the post? he believes that all of the back and forth over trump is just making him stronger is it? >> that's right. it certainly is. more attention you give him more we talk about him. the des moines register point is noble, but trump doesn't care about the traditional media.

he's strong as he was last week. and that said it is not that trump will remain in these levels, but i don't think he will disappear either. >> when you say not remain what are you predicting? >> trump will not continue to love the field above the 20 percent mark. that is a staggering result considering how many people are in the race. he will remain in the field and a gop nightmare and longer he stays on the presidential stage. >> do you share david's opinion trump is a gop nightmare. >> he is a name caller and a personal attack artist and seeing him use that against mexican immigrants and against john mccain's war record and rick perry, we missed that one. rick perry should have to pass an iq test before joining the debate. that trait doesn't wear well in american politics historical

willy and doesn't when you are sharpening your barrel against the fellow republicans. this is an election for the leader of the free world and this is not an insult laden reality show. he has the bump in the polls right now. and they don't take in how the john mccain piece will play out. they are early as it plays out and other candidates take trump on. and rick perry taking him on today. as other candidates take him on. >> he fires back and did so in south carolina against perry. and we'll see that sound as we get it turned and it is driving the new's cycle and in a separate article. cathy has a different take. not the editorial calling for him to resign. her opinion what trump is doing to the field. he doesn't intend to run as

independent or third party candidate. and he knows it will help elect democratsing, but if republicans toss him over the cliff. they can't afford to associate with trump but they can't risk driving him away. what do you think about that? >> that is an important point of donald trump. he would basically assure a republican loss in the 2016 election because he would consolidate hispanic support for democrats and win white voters away from republicans. ralph nader made george bush president with throw percent. those numbers and that's why he is a nightmare. and why cathy said he has the party over the barrel. that is her description of him. is that the case? >> and the other example is ross

perot. bill clinton only got 46 percent of the vote and it killed george bush to have ross perot in the race. when you have someone who takes peels off enough of the republican electorate it is dangerous. some way withes he has the republican party over the barrel, and they know you can't let donald trump define the party. and he has gone in dangerous waters in attacking john mccain. and we'll get new polling, and does it affect him, we'll see? you know they work in the air and we have conversations and they asked about trump and they expressed genuine interest in him in as a candidate. this is what voters this is someone who is resonating and david what is it telling us about the gop field and the republican party over all and voters and what they want? >> and america over all, let's

enlarge the discussion. i think the political class that includes my colleagues in the media and we know the data of how angry americans for washington. but the washington doesn't. americans are furious at those who are running our nation and donald trump captures that furry. and he may offend our core values with what he said about john mccain. and they are willing to forgive trump's comments because he will take it to the establishment. >> is there anyone else that can channel that the way trump does? >> it is important to note that ted cruz is not attacking donald trump. he sees an opening for himself. he wants the supporters for himself. it hurt ted cruz in the polls. and absolutely there is others

in the race that could fill that void. and when the first debate comes up in a few weeks and you see him on that panel with other candidates, that will start to sort things out as well. >> it could sort it out in different directions. and you never know what is going to take place. david congratulations and i know your book is out today. >> thanks for having me. >> emotional temperature on capitol hill. the father of kate stienle said current policies protected the felon that was accused of gunning down his father. >> due to laws and impcompetence on many laters the u.s. suffered a self inflicted wound at the habbeds've our daughter. more on that hearing straight

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>> amid national out rage of kate stienle in san francisco by an undocumented felon deported five times. law makers listening to kate's father describing the moment his daughter was gunned down in front of him. >> the day she was killed we were walking arm and arm on the pier in san francisco enjoying a day together. suddenly a shot rang out and she fell and she said help me daddy. if kate's law helps one, her

death will not be in vain. >> mike emmanuel is capitol hill. >> reporter: compelling moments including a texas mother whose son was beaten and burned to a death by a man brought here illegally. >> i want you to know that we are broken forever. we are forever broken. i thank you for your time and i don't want sympathy i want you to do something about it. you are in a position to do something. >> and while the family members made opening statements the questions was with immigration officials and u.s. official. and senator ted cruz made reference to 36000 people in the process of deportation hearings that the obama administration released. >> i would note among those, 193

murderers with homicide convictions and 426 people with with sexual assault convictions. and over 16000 criminal illegal allenes with drunk driving convictions released by the administration because the administration refuses to follow the law. >> reporter: law makers are considering legislation to with hold federal follow-upping from sanctuary cities that do not comply with the law. secretary jay johnson talked about his focus. >> we are sharpening and enhancing the priorities for who we deport in this country. we are focused and the president wants us to go in that direction and focuses on those resources that are threats to public safety. >> reporter: you heard about mr. stienle talk about kate's

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her neck she grabbed the gun and shot him. her blind shot killed him. they are investigating and obtained a search warrant for his car. >> there are items in the vehicle that i would term suspicious. >> a lysse wheel and prosecutor wendy patrick. i understand you have seen cases like this before and a warning to single people out there. if you are going to meet somebody on line don't invite them to your house? >> the internet is a place where people exaggerate strength can down play weakness and down play numbers of height and wage and age. and the smart dating on or off line. first date should be starbucks in public with friends around

you in that kind of environment. that doesn't justify what happen and that young lady was able to be a go good shot and use self defense to save her life. >> presence of mind. she opens the door right. and he puts the gun down and she picked the gun up. >> he said he would kill her. >> that's right. the law said are you reasonable ground to think that you are going to have imminent hurt or dead. of course she had grounds to think that. he was strang lel. he put the gun down to it strangle here. she picks up the gun and swift thinking and self defense here. when you are in those circumstances windy. you are not getting prosecuted. >> self defense is a complete defense. and what i found disturbing.

armed man strangled woman. why did he strangle a woman. strong being strangled can't scream. a gun is used to intimidate. the woman was able to use it and according to the cops and during their investigation they found she is not guilty of anything. you can use lethal force to defend yourself. >> and pre-meditation and the fact he brought the gun and came to her home and strangled her. and they found things in the view of the car that are suspicious tells me pre-meditated and probably not the first time he did this. >> we could be looking at a a a cereala a a a serial killer. many people think it is related to a plan that he used in this

case and the mo he might have used with other women. >> and some of what they found in the car was in plain sight. and some of it apparently hidden and leads to all kinds of questions. >> they are getting a warrant to be able to search the car inside and outside and perhaps link them to serial killings or assaults like this. and other ladies that are hurt or worse. >> we'll let our viewers know. >> they are investigating and wendy patrick and a lysse wheel. >> you can hear more on the fox news radio.com. >> and defense secretary ash carter heading to jordan he had spent time in israel and trying to ease concerns over the new iran nuclear deal and army chief of s speaking out about the

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congress. the former advisor to former u.s. ambassadors to the u.n. a lot of people in congress said we should have had a first go. and now the u.n. has given it the go ahead, our hands are sort of tied. >> i don't think what congress was waiting for. why did they take an august recess? they can't wait on the u.n. the u.n. had to act immediately because the current obama/iran deal just negotiated with geneva violates other u.n. resolution. you can't implement it because it was in violation of the previous agreement. they had to weaken the resolutions so that the latest deal was not in violation of the

previous u.n. resolution. it is appropriate for the u.n. security council to move forward. it was not a surprise. congress should realize over the last two years that the president of the united states has been negotiating the terrible deal. i don't understand why congress didn't complain or creative solution before we got to this. and all of the sudden blame the u.n. and say how dare the u.n. move forward. the president is responsible for foreign policy. the u.n. deals with with heads of state and not opposition parties. >> you said it is failure theater. >> what is going on in congress is failure theater. congress is trying to come up with this late vote and they are all complaining about the fact now, this is a bunch of theater to make supporters feel better and throw all of the blame on obama.

look president obama deserves the blame for negotiating this terrible deal. my point is we have known the deal was coming. we have complained about the deal for two years. congress didn't act and congress could have been more creative and really louder in terms of their opposition. and now to have this vote? they are talking about 60 days and wait withing until they come back from august recess. that is failure theater. >> bruce burns said they have 1900 1900 centerifuges are spinning. best we can do is limit what they can do. it is not a great deal but the best we can do at this point. >> nick burns supported this deal all along.

he forgets one thing. we don't know how many centerirefuges has. they have admitted to a certain amount but never inspected all of the locations. and we don't have unfettered access. the ia ea demanded access and the new nuclear deal that obama negotiated doesn't give any time anywhere. we are left with nick burn telling us we should trust iran. i think it is crazy and wrong. there are secret facilities inside of iran and never allowed inspections and president obama is trusting them on this number. >> what a story. we'll continue to watch this and see what comes out of the congress. well we'll see. thanks for much. >> thanks jon.

>> an exclusive interview with army chief of staff. the general asked about the impact of cuts to our military and growing concerns about threats from isis and others. jennifer is live in the pentagon with more. >> reporter: hi, jenna. the army chief sat down with the last interview before he retires after 39 years in the army and he's worried that the army is so small it is not deterring our enemies. >> i believe they question whether we will be able to respond and they are willing to take more risks than they would. we don't have the capacity to deter. the reason we have a military is to deter conflict and prevent wars. and if people believe we are not big enough and capable ofs> the army is now 490000 in the

past four years due to budget cuts and political decision. the army cut more troops last week. >> you talk about the threats and yet the army is downsizing and under your leadership. the army is cut by 75000 soldiers and now just before you leave 40000 more are cut. how can you cut the size of a force with with all of these emerging threats. >> i believe at the time we could do it. it was on the razor edge that we could do our mission at 450 and that was before russia and isis asserted their self. with russia and isis more of a threat. on my mind we are on a dangerous balancing act right now with capability. today as i look at the army today we are 490000 and just

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a man killed by an illegal immigrant who was drunk driving. what does he think about the administration's immigration policy? we'll get his take. president obama tells iran that american history amg should be released. we'll weigh in on that. and the prison outbreak in new york. how long were they exploring the tunnels in the walls? we'll explain in the top of the hour. >> a quick- thinking woman in kansas credited by saving a toddler's life by breaking a car window. >> the windows were up and all of the doors were locked. when i looked in the window she pulled her hair back and sweat was dripping. i was so upset because the window wouldn't break.

she was drenched in sweat and her shoes were wet and i started crying. >> i can understand the emotion to that. the rescue was caught on cell phone video. the aunt and uncle said the child was in the car four minutes. and it was 91 degrees. we have a cardiologist with us. you hear the response from the aunt and ufrngle saying it was a short period of time. >> it is never okay to love a child in a hot car. 70 degrees outside on. one hour the temperature will raise 40 degrees. most of that occurs in the first 15 minutes. it is never okay. >> as a parent and i am a parent now, you have the child crying all day long and they fall asleep. and say to myself. i will crack the windows and i can see where i am going to get

milk. even in that with the windows cracked you can never do that. >> it is a tragedy when we lose a child to heat related children. 600 children died being locked in cars since 1990. it is a problem in the u.s. today. >> why is it so much more dangerous for a child. >> our ability to cool ourselves doesn't develop until adult hood. children produce more heat. >> it is interesting. we have a heatwave and what is the easiest way to bring down the child's temperature outside playing? >> avoid dehydration and bring them inside and make sure they drink water. and kids when they ask for something to drink are two percent dehydrated at that point in time. >> and we'll ask us. that is your speciality as

a heart doctor. and all kinds of alcohol and wine can be good for your heart? is that true? >> the new study out of vanderbuilt and looked at them 40 years and looked at diseases and alcohol consumption. if you have moderate alcohol consumption you have a decreased heart disease. wine and spirits and beer. >> our studio said does marga ritas and mims onna. it is surprising to me to think that there is benefits! alcohol has oxidated properties. or antioxidant and allows us1q?v to protect. >> they have morical rows and if you are obese. you have higher risk for heart disease.

>> do we know why alcohol is good for our hearts. >> we don't know from this study. this is a observational study. it is with. chemicals in the red wine that protect ourselves from oxidated stress. and cell damage and something to do with inflmation. that leads to heart blockages. >> and that is important. and something that you follow every day? >> i like a glass of red wine every day and i think that is important for everyone. >> clear confession from the doctor. >> follow what you do. great to have you on. >> and thank you, jenna. >> and a massive bridge collapse wreaks ha voc for california drivers and trapping a correcognitions officer in his truck wiping out a bridge. we'll talk to that man and he credits god for his amazing

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right now, an incredible story and update on a bridge collapse that shut down part of california's interstate 10. we're learning the bridge passed an inspection earlier this year with inspectors finding no safety issues but it ruptured during heavy rains and flash floods over the weekend and trapped a man in his truck and his rescue is pretty remarkable to say the least. joining us now is the man in the truck, who says he's alive today by the grace of god. ryan caster is our guest today. i know you're still in the hospital thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us. can you just describe to us what happened yesterday? >> absolutely.

so we were traveling on the eastbound 10 lane and we were coming up to a bridge that at the point in time we couldn't tell that it was collapsed. it looked to us like it was just some black tar that was freshly put over the ground. as soon as we got closer to the bridge we could tell that there was nothing there, and we could see the water below it. at that time we tried to hit our brakes. nothing happened. we smashed into the embankment on the other side. as we hit that embankment later on the freeway that was above us we had about a five-foot piece of pavement above us collapse on to the truck, pinning me and even more the person i was with he actually got out and made it to safety. >> so from what i read you were actually stuck partially

hanging out of the truck's window? >> correct. so when we hit the bank i was still in the vehicle, but in order to get myself out of the vehicle, i worked myself out of the driver's side window and was trying to pull my feet out. they were pinned in really good between the dash and the seat. >> wow. >> in order to move it out, which actually worked to my benefit, because when that piece of pavement actually hit the roof if i would have been inside it definitely would have crushed me. >> so you're hanging partially out of the window pieces of asphalt actually falling on the truck and falling on you, and this is a while before rescuers can even get to you. you say in this time this is when you believe you found god. talk to us about that. >> absolutely. so at that point in time the truck was underwater and the water was almost to my chest at

this point, and i could feel the truck moving back and forth from the current. above me there was actually more pavement that could have collapsed on me so there was a number of things that could have gone wrong at that time. i've always believed in god, and so i prayed. and i have a 3-year-old son, and he -- i didn't want him to go without a father. and so i prayed and you know the only way i can say i actually made it out of there and being pinned there for three and a half hours was by the grace of god. >> wow. >> there was too many considerations going on that you know could have taken my life that day. >> and it was, as we mentioned, this was just yesterday when this happened. i know it's a short period of time your recovery seems to be going well but as you reflect on what transpired what goes through your mind?

>> i'm still in disbelief. i'm still in disbelief that i'm here. i'm still in disbelief that that actually happened. i would have never have thought a small bridge on the 10 freeway would have collapsed. but i would like to say this the the civilian police personnel law enforcement personnel, the fire department personnel, everyone that was there on that bridge that day did a fantastic job and i want to give a special thank youuyou to everything they did. >> they were certainly carrying out good work. and we're so glad you're doing all right and we appreciate you taking the time to speak with us came. we wish you nothing but a speedy recovery and love to your family especially that little 3-year-old as well. thank you so much for the time. >> thank you. great story. >> the family comes forward to help a soldier who was about to be deployed and still needed to

find a temporary home to his loyal dog. the soldier was becoming desperate when he posted an ad for help. his dog is 10 years old, smas medical issues. but one family jumped at the chance to help. >> military have a special place in our hearts. it means a lot to us to be able to help out. my husband is a veteran. i have brothers sisters in laws. >> and that soldier says he knows his dog is going to a good home while he's deployed. and we'll be right back.

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