ahead this hour friends and loved ones in mourning following this week's horrific louisiana theater shooting. and today we are learning more about the mental state of that gunman who left that louisiana community devastated. and his plans for carrying out the attack. >> plus this -- >> i believe the guys have been bamboozled. >> that would be the equivalent of the fox getting in the chicken coop. >> this is a deal whose survival is not guaranteed beyond the term of the current president. >> but now secretary of state john kerry is taking on those taking aim at the iran nuke deal as congress is on the clock with less than 50 days to decide if it will torpedo the deal. and the defense department

calling on all civilians to stand down and go home due to safety concerns at military recruitment sites, but critics cry foul saying the government isn't doing enough to keep these places safe. we'll check in with arizona sheriff joe arpaio who has been sending out his own pose to guard recruitment centers. and country music's legendary group the gatlin brothers you'll hear about the secrets to their success. all that's ahead on "america's news headquarters." but first, we begin with the latest on the horrific theater shooting in lafayette, louisiana, as the community comes together to try to heal after that tragedy. the gunman described as a drifter opening fire against a darkened theater leaving two dead and another nine others injured before taking his own life. we are learning more about shooting john russell houser a

man with a history of mental illness who lost his family, home and career. ♪ amazing grace ♪ ♪ how sweet ♪ >> meanwhile the lafayette community looking to heal lighting candles in memory of those who died and support the victims five of whom remain hospitalized. joining us with much more on the investigation will carr who is live from lafayette, will? >> reporter: uma, there's really a mix of grief and anger going through this community right now as three people remain in the hospital and as we're learning a lot more about the two innocent women who were gunned down in the theater behind me on thursday three-year-old jill33 jillian johnson ran a retail establishment with her husband and mayci breaux planned to start radiology school soon.

we've seen memorials for both over the past 24 hours and you get the sense that this tragedy has devastated this community in part because authorities still aren't sure why the gunman started shooting 20 minutes into the movie on thursday and even though they say they are working meticulously we've heard several times now that we may never find out exactly what made him pull the trigger. >> what's so frustrating is that as an fbi agent said here on the ground we're trying to make sense out of a senseless act, no apparent connection to lafayette or loilz, had an uncle that died over 35 years ago in lafayette, but no real connection to any of the victims or this movie theater. no obvious reason. >> reporter: police say houser who has a law degree and a history of mental illness bought the gun legally at a pawn shop and he was denied a carry permit because of a history of mental illness and an arson arrest. his wife took the guns out of

the home in 2008 because she was worried about his mental condition. police are looking in to political blogs that he was very active in and they've also -- they believe that he tried to plan an escape after this shooting. they say they think that because they searched his local motel room that he was staying in and they found disguises in there. as i mentioned, they say they are going meticulously through this investigation and at the same time they are honoring several people inside the theater during the shooting including two teachers both of whom were shot one managed to crawl to an alarm and pull the alarm which warned everybody else about 300 people in the theater about what was going on. we actually spoke to her father. he says they are devout catholics and she's forgiven the shooter and that she continues to pray for him, uma? >> all right, will, thank you very much for that update. turning now to the continuing showdown in this country over the iran nuke deal with secretary of state john kerry taking the gloves off defending the iran nuclear deal on capitol hill this week with lawmakers on both sides of the

political aisle raising bigtime concerns over key points like inspections at iran nuclear sites, some going even as far as to say that the white house is being, quote bamboozled and that the deal is not good for america and the world, but so far secretary kerry saying he's not backing down and he's standing firm. >> the fact is that if we don't accept this agreement, we don't keep this agreement, to put it to the test year 15 or year 20 comes tomorrow. literally. because iran already has enough nuclear material for 10 to 12 bombs. >> now, at this point congress has little over 50 days to review and vote on whether it will support the deal. joining us now with more florida congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen a member of the house foreign affairs committee and who has been on capitol hill this week monitoring all the reaction as mr. kerry has been

testifying. welcome. it's great to have you here today. >> well thank you so much uma, and it's interesting what secretary kerry says. i don't believe that that's true. we can get a tougher deal. kerry will be in front of our foreign affairs committee next week. and one of the things that i'm going to ask him about, hasn't been out a lot but in annex one and two of this terrible week and dangerous deal we are asking the u.n. and the eu to lift sanctions against individuals who have american blood on their hands. that hasn't been talked about. but it actually says it spells out, individuals by name. one is suleaimaniyahsulaimaniyah he's the head of the qods force and he planned attacks against our u.s. servicemen and women in iraq. and he'll be lifted of sanctions

by the u.n. and the eu in our deal. another die, bahidi he was the former commander of the qods force, he's now the military head of the -- of iran. he is wanted by interpol for his roles in the amiyah bombing of buenos buenos aires, are jengentina. >> even as this deal is being reviewed by lawmakers in hearings on capitol hill this week iran's leader vow to defy america despite the nuke agreement and supporting groups chanting death to death and israel. john kerry is insisting this deal is the only alternative to military action. i know there are concerns from both side of the aisle republicans and democrats. at this point do you think there

are enough votes in the house to torpedo this deal? >> i hope so. i hope so for our future and for our children's future. if we think that it is okay to agree to a deal that says iran all you have to do is bide your time and in ten years you can be a nuclear state, we're giving them a license to become a nuclear state and we will be responsible for updating modernizing their technology lifting sanctions, giving them the financial wherewithal so that they can continue to fund terrorist groups like hezbollah and be a -- such a menace to our entire interests in the region. this is a bad deal every way you look at it. the lifting of the sanctions. and we saw this play out in nk north korea before. we've seen this movie before it ends with iran being a nuclear power. >> many believe it will trigger

a middle east arms race but john kerry is insisting the deal will set off a nuclear and arms race if the deal doesn't go through. are you and your colleagues even buying this notion? >> no that is just a farce. because what happened is president obama invited the leaders of the gulf countries to come to camp david in order to try to buy them on this terrible dangerous deal for them. it is a problem. and he said look i tell you what you'll get these arms and you'll get these arms. so already the conventional arms race has begun, and very soon the nuclear arms race will begin. >> i have just a few seconds left let me jump in here quickly. >> we're actually encouraging them. >> is it true the deal also calls us to support iran if israel launches an air strike against that country, is that even possible? >> i've read the deal and i have not seen that. how now we don't have everything we want to know. just this week we found out that there's a secret deal between

iran and the iaea on inspections, where it could be 2 1/2 months with arbitration. so who knows how many other side deals there will be. but even if you just stick to what is known, it is bad enough to be rejected. >> congresswoman, always great to see you with your insights -- >> thank you. >> -- and to have you on the show. thank you so much for joining us. >> have a great weekend. >> you, too. overnight turkey making moves in a cease-fire reached back in 2013 with its military jets targeting air strikes against kurdish separatist in northern iraq striking the kurdistan workers party or pkk whose workers have been effective in battling isis. they hit isis and pkk positions in syria from across the turkish border. these attacks take place in the ongoing fight against the islamic state in iraq and syria along with the u.s. which has relied on kurdish ground forces to go after isis in both iraq and syria.

new warnings this week that isis is fast becoming a major terrorist threat here at home which fbi director james comey now saying that isis has become a bigger threat than al qaeda. saying the terror group's large and influential reach via social media is stretching far beyond the middle east to targets in the u.s. >> what keeps me up at night is probably these days the isil threat in the homeland and i worry very much about what i can't see. >> well had a chance to catch up with new york congressman peter king who is a member of the house homeland security committee who says this new fib directive means isis is now far more sophisticated in its mission than al qaeda ever was. >> yeah these are very dangerous times. i think director comey is doing an outstanding job, and i really appreciate the fact that he's bringing out just how dangerous isis is. because overseas they have a

large land mass. they have a land mass larger right now than great britain. they control. they're ruthless and vicious. and here in the united states they have true use of social media, they have really mastered how to appeal to different types. on one happened, they're ablend they get people on the fringes of society and they are slightly deranged and homicidal and we've seen them, for instance attack police officers with a hatchet in new york. we've seen them attack the parliament up in canada. these are people who are -- isis is able to contact them. others are able to reach are actual followers of isis and we saw in new york recently we had right before the fourth of july we had five different individuals arrested in the new york metropolitan area who were followers -- who were, you know followers of isis.

so this is something that as director comey said there are threats all over the country. but isis is really able to communicate directly through the gate -- you know, the use of social media with people who are both deranged and are lone wolves and others who are actual followers of isis. >> well the latest directive seems to be saying directly to followers right now that even if you cannot travel to the middle east just kill where you are. so what impact do you think that's having right now on followers here in the u.s.? >> yeah isis is urging people in effect to kill in place. and that means -- i would say the main targets are anyone who is in uniform, police officers military personnel, and they are -- they are the targets. and they have to constantly be on their guard whether it's an army recruiting station, whether it's a police station, whether it's a police officer walking a beat whether it's a cop sitting in a patrol car, they are all now targets of -- of isis.

and also they are using improvised explosive devices so they can put them in, you know large areas. so this is -- al qaeda never really focussed on getting individuals to carry out attacks here in the u.s. there were some self-starters and some lone wolves but isis is actually directly communicating with people in this country urging them urging them to carry out attacks. when i say directly communicate, some of the direct communications. others just, like directives that they put over the internet and they're being followed. >> but what makes this so frustrating and this is what i'm wondering as well how do we stay one step ahead particularly when we're hearing on the internet they are communicating in so-called dark zones where our folks are not able to get to those sites and cut through those encryption codes so much what is taking place on our end, we may be a step behind.

>> that is a real concern. director comey has really brought this to everyone's attention, the importance of somehow we have to go through these dark areas. we have to get these telecom companies, internet companies, to work a way where the government can, with a court order, be able to break through this encryption because otherwise isis can go dark as they call it and we have no idea what, you know they're following next. one added thing, though, which can help us somewhat is for people in the community to tell us when they see or hear something so if we can't get it on the internet we can't monitor it as director comey said when he was out in aspen, colorado this week he virtually said in every case there was someone who heard about it but didn't tell the police about, so that's really important. we have to encourage more people to come forward. that would be in the muslim community, if they hear something to come forward. tell the police. because comey said virtually

every case there is some -- someone who knows about it or hears about it but doesn't come forward. >> really quickly, i also understand new reports now that isis may be using drones loaded with explosives to be used at open sites where there are gatherings for football games, for example, or concerts that type of thing. what are you hearing on your end in terms of that possibility and that threat? >> you know, uma, i really can't comment on that other than to say we have to be ready for any and all threats from isis. they are very unconventional. they think outside the box. they're always trying to stay one step ahead of us. and they are entirely ruthless. and unlike some organizations some of their violence they actually -- they put it on the internet. they want to highlight how destructive and homicidal they can be. so any time of explosive attack, dronel drone, otherwise, we have to definitely definitely be on our guard. >> congressman king thank you

so much for joining us today. >> uma, thank you. and now we want to hear from you. there is news that the pentagon is asking armed civilians to stop trying to protect military recruitment centers around the nation do you agree? tweet us @umapemaraju and i'll read some of your answers to our twitter question of the day a bit later on as well. well the pressure is mounting on hillary clinton to turn over her private e-mail server because government investigators think it could actually be storing government secrets in spite of what she says. president obama on the ground in africa raising some uncomfortable issues for many in his father's homeland as part of an historic trip that's part business part personal. we will explain. >> i am -- i'm proud to be the

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big presidential spotlight on kenya as president obama makes his first trip to his father's homeland as commander in chief. it is also the first visit by any sitting u.s. president and he's already tackling sensitive issues on his first full day in that nation including gay rights and trade and counterterrorism. let's check in with kevin corke who is live in nairobi, kenya. >> reporter: great to talk to you tonight from nairobi, kenya, and the president stood strong in his belief that regardless of sexual orientation all people are due dignity and quite frankly equal protection unthe law. he made the comment in responding to a question about gay rights in a joint news conference today with president kenyatta of kenya who conversely said he didn't think his country member had men had much use for the issue. >> the issue of gay rights is really a nonissue. we want to focus on other areas

that are day-to-day living for our people. >> reporter: now, all things considered the news conference was relatively brief with both presidents taking a couple of questions from both the american and the assembled kenyan press as well but president obama did make note to mention the key working issue of counterterrorism especially as a focal point moving forward for both the u.s. and kenya. >> we have to continue to make progress in intelligence sharing and being able to identify and prevent threats before they o occur here in kenya and elsewhere in the region. and part of our announcement today involves additional funding, additional assistance that we're providing to kenyan security forces. >> reporter: also today, uma, the president spoke at the global entrepreneurship summit. a very interesting opportunity to once again encourage young people to remember especially

when you're talking about young people a lot of young people in this part of the world, that it's trade, not aid, that will take you from poverty to prosperity a very interesting opportunity for the president and many youngsters here today. by the way, tomorrow he will also address the kenyan people in what should be a very interesting opportunity for him and, of course we'll have all the coverage for you right here live from nairobi, kenya, here on fox news. >> kevin corke live from nairobi with what indeed is a very historic day for this president. the hillary clinton campaign is agreeing to testify this fall before the house select committee on benghazi. meantime a federal watchdog this week saying mrs. clinton sent at least four e-mails containing classified information from her private account while serving as secretary of state, insisting for months she never kept any government secrets there. we've got the very latest from

washington molly? >> the clinton campaign said it wants more of hillary clinton's e-mails released and hope the process isn't delayed because of, quote, disagreements between agencies. in a statement today a campaign spokesman said, quote, we want to assure that appropriate procedures are followed as these e-mails are reviewed while not unduly delaying the release of e-mails. we do not want it to be hampered by bureaucratic infighting among the intelligence communities. we hope the next release is as incluesive as possible. clinton says she's turned over 55,000 e-mails from her personal server. and now the inspectors general from the state department and the intelligence community have indicated that, quote, hundreds of those e-mails may include potentially classified information. republicans have been demanding that she turn over that private server to investigators, so far that hasn't happened. also today clinton's campaign

confirmed she'll appear before a house committee to answer questions about the benghazi attack from nearly three years ago that led to the death of four americans including the u.s. ambassador to libya. but republicans on the committee aren't convincedclintons a agreed to show up. in a statement a spokes person for the gop representatives on the committee said secretary clinton's campaign may want to reach out to her lawyer dr. david kendall with whom the committee has had ongoing conversations. as of last night mr. kendall was still negotiating conditions for her appearance. a tentative date according to democrats on the committee is october 22nd but that may change. republicans said they want to know if the u.s. government specifically the state department could have done more or even may have hindered efforts to save those americans during the benghazi attack. uma? >> all right, molly, thank you so much live from washington. well a family of five murders in their own home two

brothers now suspected in the stabbing deaths of their own family. more on the search for a motive in this very disturbing case. and news that the department of defense now asking armed volunteers to not stand guard at recruiting sites around the country. we will tell you why. we'll talk to a sheriff organizing his own effort to keep soldiers safe. >> and, you know, we're going to do what we can to try to help and, you know, if somebody rolls up and tries something like that well we're going to do what we can to stop it.

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gun discharged at a mall prompting the owner to ask all volunteers to leave and the pentagon released a statement saying, quote, while we greatly appreciate the outpouring of support for our recruiters from the american public we ask that individual not stand guard at recruiting offices as it could adversely impact our mission and create unintended security risks and the next nominee to become the next army chief of staff weighing in on the issue. >> certain conditions both on military bases and in out stations recruiting stations service centers, that we should seriously consider it and in some cases i think it's appropriate. >> so there is debate on the issue whether or not to keep armed civilians standing guard at these sites. joe arpaio is the sheriff of maricopa county arizona, and he has some volunteers at his recruitment centers in his home state. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> i understand you had your posses go out to the site to

make sure the places are safe following the tragedy that happened in chattanooga. what's been the response? >> well the big response is nobody got hurt. a military official called me asked me to send out my armed posse, which i did. there was surveillance and people taking pictures at that facility. so we're patrolling. the posse doesn't cost taxpayers any money since i've been the sheriff, i have recruited thousands of volunteers many of them are armed. wear the same uniform, furnish their own equipment. but as i say they can only function under the authority of the elected sheriff. but that is volunteerism at its best. this is arizona. i'm very concerned anybody can carry a weapon -- i'm not talking about convicted felons but without a permit. so citizens can carry weapons, why can't military carry

weapons. and they are well trained. so that's my question on this policy that the defense department or military installation may have afraid to arm their personnel. >> well that is the big question because a lot of folks like you are asking if citizens can arm themselves why can't our military. certainly this is a very big concern right now following the tragedy. but what do you have to say about the defense department's recent statement saying that they're worried that there could be some safety setbacks if continue on this path? >> well i don't know if you mean inside the facility. but first of all, they ought to start arming their military personnel even when they're not on the installation. that's just another good resource to help keep the public safe but that's another issue when you talk about the military. i don't know what's wrong with

having volunteers concerned for the military want to defend their country, and do what they can on a volunteer basis. that's volunteerism. i just don't understand the problem that people have. >> we have a map showing -- across the state -- across the country, excuse me where states are using volunteers and where governors have actually asked the national guard to step in to help guard and to help with security at some of these sites. given the fact there has been a steady stream of people volunteering and you're saying you've talked to about a thousand people so far who are ready and willing to help out in arizona, it shows that there is support in many communities to move ahead, as long as the military doesn't have a formal agreement to try and arm their personnel at these sites. >> you know, law enforcement, a lot of the agencies are -- don't have the money these days. the president took away military

equipment from law enforcement, including some from my office taken away equipment. that's another issue, but it's important. so once again whether it's the minute men or patriots or whatever it is or just ordinary citizens that want to help out, i don't see a problem. because do you know what law enforcement needs all the help they can get, intelligence or trying to protect the public. >> have you been receiving positive feedback from the military at the recruitment centers, too? >> well we're doing one. we're going to continue that this week. we started last week. we're going to keep going. and if they need our help other installations will be glad to serve. we went across the churches here when ministers called me because of the situation in south carolina the problem in connecticut. so i do mobilize my posse when it's necessary to protect the

public in my county. >> and i know you're going to continue to do that because you're someone who really doesn't mince words and you're a man of action as we have seen over a number of occasions in arizona. it's always great to see you, sir. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> with your insights. appreciate it. >> thank you. well a multiple murder that is shocking the nation this saturday. police responding to a 911 call in broken arrow, oklahoma and finding a horrific scene there, five people stabbed to death including a mother father and three of their children. investigators say 18-year-old robert bever seen here and his 16-year-old brother killed their parents and three siblings. police now scouring bever's social media for motive. we've got more on this horrific story. brian? >> uma, police are searching the facebook and pinterest accounts of robert and michael bever, investigators are looking for

clues for any possible motivation as to why robert and his brother would want to fatally stab five members of their family. a look at robert's pinterest shows about three dozen photos and on one pin three he posted a door lock that looked like a gun and he said i'm totally going to do this. both boys were home schooled and had no criminal history. police say the brothers used at least two 95knives and a small hatchet to stab their father david and mother april along with their two younger brothers ages 12 and 7 and younger sister age 5. now, amazingly, though, two others a 13-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old daughter managed to survive. the 13-year-old is in serious, but stable condition. the 2-year-old unharmed and police say both are alive today thanks to a 911 call made from inside the home by one of the younger brothers moments before

he died. on the call a boy says his family is being attacked by their brother. he gives the address. there is the sound of a struggle. and the phone disconnects. minutes later police arrive. finding blood on the front porch and hearing the 15faint call for help from the 13-year-old girl laying on the floor with multiple stab wounds and the 13-year-old telling police her brothers had just attacked the family. police finding the two brothers hiding in the brush in the back of the home. >> whenever you have juvenile victims, it just impacts us so much more so, you know we want -- our hearts go out to the vicks. >> our fox23 station reporting that investigators are looking in to a shipment of boxes of ammunition that was to be delivered to the home on thursday. both brothers are facing five counts of first-degree murder. uma? >> all right, brian, thank you very much. well he was convicted of passing u.s. secrets to israel and now american spy jonathan

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40 singles. they're getting set for their 60th anniversary tour and i had a chance to catch up withlar who telephones us more about their country roots and the secrets to their success. ♪ all the gold in california ♪ >> we started when we were little kids 2, 4, and 6 years old. we loved gospel music. mom and dad took me to a concert to hear the blackwood brothers and it was elvis' favorite group, southern gospel and i loved it. i knew in my heart at 5 years old what i wanted to be i wanted to be like james blackwood and james hess the great lead singer for the statesmen quartet. momma would play the piano and i would sing a few little songs and steve and rudy would sit around what we called the hi-fi. you don't know what the hi-fi is. >> high fidelity. >> and play the records of the old gospel songs. and she entered us into a little

talent concert in abilene, texas, we won the texas. the next time the blackwood brothers came to abilene, she said i have three nephews that can outsing all you all. he said bring them up there, and we went up there and we stole the show. it's our first love. we've never been nervous. it's first nature to us. >> but you never knew what impact your songs were having with audiences until they came up to you directly and expressed how they were feeling and the gratitude that they had for what you were doing. how did that make you feel knowing you were having that kind of impact? >> as smalltown texas kids you can never imagine that that will happen. so for that to happen just first off, we're in the entertainment business. if we go and sing our songs and people in the audience laugh and applaud and like the song if they're entertained, that's enough. you know we have a crazy, serious, sometimes horrible world going on outside.

if they come in for 90 minutes and are entertained and laugh, that in itself we will feel like that we have done our calling of god and use the talent that we have been given, that would be enough. but the icing on the cake spiritually or soulwise is for those folks to say that it was something a little deeper. so we're grateful. we give the glory to god all mighty and we're very blessed. like i say the man who loves his job is always on vacation. >> what's the secret of your success? >> the magic i really believe when i can be dog tired, dog tired, and have a sore throat at 7:30. at 7:58, put me out there. >> you're ready. >> i'm ready to go. >> i feed on it. we believe we're doing something. and we walk out there. and i tell you what i pick on the audience. i have fun with it. somebody comes in late i say, hey, where do you live? you live in san antonio and

we're working here in san antonio, we got here from nashville and we got here on time pal, get yourself a watch. and do it such a way that they know i just made this old boy a star. >> there you go. absolutely. >> we pick on them but we pick on themselves and they know we're good old boys from texas and we don't put on airs. >> but you've been inspired by obviously current events and particularly right now we're living under really turbulent times with the threat of terrorism, and that has inspired you to write a song close to your heart and one that is part of this new album that you're releasing. >> we have a new album called "the gospel according to gatlin." some people think it would be sacrilegious the gospel according to matthew, john and luke. it's an open letter to the bad guys. it's a metaphor for america. leave us alone. we the american people and our military have liberated more human beings germany,

everywhere. more human beings and brought them freedom than any country in the history of the world and all we ask for as general powell said was enough land enough dirt to bury our dead. so i'm not going to go over there and try to fight it. leave us alone. >> you guys are the best and i'm wishing you all great success with this new album and this special anniversary. would you play the song and take us out to break? >> i will. ♪ you're not the first who's ever tried to kill me ♪ ♪ what makes you think that i will turn and run ♪ ♪ you underestimate these united states ♪ ♪ and the righteous might of the people who stand up as one ♪ ♪ believe this it fans the blame of freedom ♪ ♪ we've fought and bled and died and we've all become ♪ ♪ i just want to live in peace

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talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. . good afternoon i'm kelly wright. topping the news this hour hillary clinton's campaign confirming she will testify on capitol hill. over the deadly terror attack on benghazi. >> president obama holding a joint press conference during his visit to kenya. and speaking out on u.s. efforts against terror in the region. new developments in the fight against ebola. we'll talk to the ceo of an american company whose innovative device is poised to save lives in west africa. but first, we are learning more about the gunman who opened fire thursday night in a

louisiana movie t community reels from the tragedy, family and members describing john russell houser painting an picture of an extremely angry individual with a history of violence and mental instability. will carr is reporting live from lafayette louisiana. >> it's been a devastating 43 hours for this community. especially as we learn more about the two victims that were shot and killed. two innocent women who were inside the theater watching a movie when they were gunned down. one 33-year-old jillian johnson ran a retail shop with her husband. authorities say the shooter killed 2001-year-old macy broe an lsu graduate. we've seen several memorial services for both over the past 24 hours. late yesterday we saw governor bobby jindal come to the theater and laid flowers outside for the victims and took a tour of the

crime scene. >> my emotions of these last several hours, including walking in the theater for the first time and seeing the blood on the floor, seeing the discarded snack and debris that victims left behind. i'm alternating behind deep grief and sorrow over the loss of human life as well as intense anger. >> grief and anger, something we've seen from a number of members of the community sense thursday night. authorities are trying to figure out why john russell houser a man with a law greedegree and history of mental disease did this. he bought the gun in alabama. according to court documents, his wife took guns out of their house back in 2008. we've discovered that houser was evicted from his house in alabama last year.

authorities say theehe destroyed and booby trapped the house. he ripped up the carpets and defecated all over the house. the one thing we still don't know what authorities are continuing to find the motivation the motivation that caused him to come to this theater and unload on the audience who were watching the movie. some members of law enforcement say we may never know p. at the same time they're honoring several people who had heroic acts. two teachers were inside the theater. both were shot. one crawled, pulled the alarm. we spoke to her dad. he said she's a devout catholic. she's forgiven the shooter and is continuing to pray for him. thank you very much. family and friends saying their final fare well to sandra blond. the illinois woman found dead in a texas jail cell two weeks ago. mourners gathering for funeral services this morning near the chicago subbrb where she grew

up. an autopsy report says bland used a plastic trash bag to kill herself. the reverend leading the services asked that bland be remembered for standing up for herself. >> we celebrate that sand sandy bland was a young lady who refused to be subdued and silenced. >> the 28-year-old woman's family is disputing the report of suicide saying she was excited about starting a new job and would not have taken her own life. security in the kenyan capital of nairobi is air tight this weekend. president obama speaking in a joint news conference there with the president of kenya. the president obama saying that terror groups like al shabaab are still able to harm civilians despite efforts to fight them. the u.s. leading an offensive this week against al shabaab militants on the kenyan border

of somalia. an effort to pin down the group while president obama is in the region. we're live in johannesburg, south africa. how's the trip going? >> sources say that in a u.s. led campaign up to 50 al shabaab militants have been killed in somalia this past week. this includes several key leaders of the organization. the objectives of this campaign are twofold. firstly, to try and pin al shabaab down while president obama is in the region. and secondly to try and stop the terror group from attacking peace-keeping troops. fox news understands two different u.s. drone missions are ongoing. strikes with hell fire missiles are controlled in jubeauty. the largest offensive has been mountd

mounted for president obama's trip. 10,000 local police are on the streets of nairobi. security officials are taking other measures that fox news is not reporting for the sake of the president's overall security. it was deemed unsafe for obama to visit his father's home village. it just wasn't possible to protect the president outside nairobi. officials say worries over security are the principle reason the family didn't join him. twice as many aircraft is being used to protect in obama than have been seen on any other trip of the president. some say the cost of this trip including the extra security will be over $1 billion u.s. dollars. that's quite a homecoming bill. julie? >> thank you, so much. of course we will have more later in the program on the issues the president tackled

today in his joint news conference with the president of kenya. now to fighting terror in north africa. tunisia's parliament adopting an anti-law allowing the death penalty. and making expressions for support and -- offense a jailable offense. the move following two deadly attacks in tourists sites. a cease fire between turkey and kurdish separatists comes to an end. a jet struck turkish camps in iraq. it hit the kurd's party sites. turkey's military carrying out strikes against isis and pkk positions in syria from across the turkish bordered. these attacks complicating things for the u.s. who have

relied on kurdish ground forces going after both iraq and syria. and we have a fox news alert for you. a major fire on the pool deck of a las vegas hotel. take a look at these pictures. this is posted on twitter. incredible pictures. black plumes of smoke taken by an amateur picture -- videographer there. smoke rising from the cosmopolitan hotel. at least two people have suffered burns in that fire. we're going to bring you more information as soon as we get t. let's hope everyone is safe. indeed. an american spy convicted of snooping on the u.s. for israel could soon be set free. jonathan pollard was arrested on charges of spying for israel in 1985. he was later sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to the crime. kristin fisher has more on pollard's release.

>> this is one of the biggest most sensational espionage cases in history. he could be released in prison in three months. the former u.s. intelligence analyst was sentenced to life in prison in the mid 80s for selling classified information to israel. the justice department said he's available for parole in august. his release has been brought up as a bargaining chip. here's what the white house said about him during negotiations last year. >> the reason why the release of pollard son the table is it's something that the israeli government raisewise the u.s. government. it's still true the president has not made any decisions about mr. pollard. >> now administration officials say pollard's potential release is not political. yesterday a speaksman for the national security council said there is zero linkage between mr. pollard's stat squs foreign

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she's going to come out and speak. and republicans have been wanting that to happen for quite some time. are there any questions now as to whether she'll be open and honest and transparent? >> what difference does it make? that's one of the first things she might be saying. this has been pencilled in. trey gowdy has wanted her but has delayed because he hasn't received the information from the state department that would make his job possible in asking her questions. i think this perhaps is hillary trying to get in front of the remarkable news that two inspector general wants an investigation. asked for one from the department of justice before the handling of the e-mails and a small batch of 40 that the state department has given to them by hillary. they found four. 10% was classified information. if you extrapolate that that means thousands of e-mails she would have handled from her private server.

this is what is going to be a problem for her. it's no longer just the republicans, it's law enforcement, inspector general saying something's a problem here. >> ellen, you don't think this is a problem for hillary clinton? >> not at all. i don't think that we're going to find anything. i'd like to ask what do you think you're going to find in hillary's e-mails? i don't think you're going to find anything. and the question is when was it classified how was it classified et cetera. i think that the republicans may do overreach here, just like they did with monica lewinsky and it may turn out to hillary clinton's favor, particularly if she testifies. >> if the director of national intelligence tammy believes that hillary clinton's handling of her e-mail as secretary of state, that she may have actually classified -- shared classified information on her personal server i mean in most career circles, that would be a career career killer. do you believe this is the beginning of the end for her? >> if it was a regular person

not just a career killer we would be arrested. these are serious issues. secretary of state. i think the problem for hillary is as you've seen with the polls, the more people see her, the less they like her. the issue becomes an issue of trust. and whether or not people believe what she says. and every instance when she's in public we've got that problem. to ellen's point about monica lewinsky, when bill clinton lied it's personal. if she's lying, it's a matter of national security. these are serious issues. it's very damaging. >> i do believe she does need to worry when it comes to polls. polls say a lot. there's this new quinnipiac poll that says democrats feel clinton is losing ground in swing states. the poll surveyed voters in colorado iowa and virginia those are three states president obama won in both of his presidential elections. >> look the only poll that counts is the poll on election

day. particularly if she testifies on october 22nd which is the date she's supposed to be testifying. i think she'll win people over o. i think when people see she answers question and answered them openly i think it won't be a problem. >> you think it's going to be a prab problem? >> there hasn't ben one interview or one situation that's occurred that has helped her numbers. this is the problem. and remember this is just pencilled in. we need to know if she's going to be testifying under oath. if she doesn't, it's just theater. this is still, i think, for her bothersome. she thinks it's politics. but even with her -- without here being the nominee, she's embroiled in a major issue. ellen must recognize this as weg, this is the kind of thing that could make a john kerry or al gore jump into the dynamic. that's what she's worried about as she moves to the left. this is not over by a long shot.

she's her own worst enemy. if a serious candidate entered into the race like a john kerry, i think that she will not be the nominee for the democratic party. >> fox has obtained a memo from the state department inspector general. it lays out concerns about hillary and her handling of 55,000 e-mails that they are now investigating. i mean can hillary come clean and turn this around? what if this leads to a criminal investigation? >> her campaign has said -- i believe her -- that they welcome the release of more e-mails. what are we going to find? you know tammy, what do you think they're going to find that they don't already know. >> the fact ellen -- >> there are concerns some of the classified e-mails have been released to the public by the state department as per a court order. this classified info is on the internet for all the world to see. >> the fact that you have to ask. this wouldn't have been an issue if hillary clinton wasn't so paranoid. i mean this is an issue of

judgment. and of decision making. if she had simply followed protocol, none of this would be an issue. not only is it the 30,000 she sent to state on paper so you couldn't find a digital footprint about what occurred. then her lawyer has all those e-mails on a flash drive they've admitted. now that we know that many -- he's walking around with classified american stuff on a flash drive. who knows where that is? this is remarkable set of events from a woman who should know better. this is why americans -- it's not what are we going to find it's why are we having that conversation. >> that's the question why are we having this conversation. i think when she testifies and when these e-mails come out we're not going to find anything. there's not going to be this smoking gun. >> you don't think there's going to be an ounce of classified information that came from her personal server? >> i honestly -- >> if she is that means she

lied. >> they say that is what they found in a batch of 40 e-mails they found four. that is out of 30,000 she sent. there will be thousands, ellen, thousands that's the problem. >> tammy bruce and ellen ratner thank you both. thank you ladies. in the city of chicago some young people living in poor urban areas feel trapped by gang and violence. it is difficult for them to dream of becoming successful in an environment running rampant with illegal drugs, guns and even murder. but there is a team of teacher and parents that is helping children break free from these areas by teaching and encouraging them to get a good education. all summer and throughout the school year the midtown educational foundation is committed to turning boy and girls into successful men and women living beyond the dream. >> i started in midtown in sixth

grade. >> he's growing up as a soonn of a single mother chances was slim to none that randy would succeed. his mother had a dream. he found an ally in the midtown educational foundation. >> what compelled you to say i can do this i can achieve something great in life? >> one thing i think about midtown it focuses on a total person. midtown really focused not just athletics or academics but character and who you are as a person. >> what is character? a lot of you have been discussing this ipclass the last couple of weeks. character is what you are made up as far as what you do what you don't do in some cases. what you like what you don't like. sometimes you hear people say that character is what you do when no one else a watching. character elements would be things like order,

responsibility fortitude, temperance. >> for 50 years the midtown educational foundation has been at the forefront that's helping boys in the hood of chicago do some good. they help the boys reach excellence by bringing parents and teachers together and encouraging and mentoring the boys to achieve academic excellence. teamwork through sports and virtue development. >> these young people need what we have here the virtue that we teach, the character qualities so they can go on and become out standing men and women. we have a girl center. virtue and character, the kind of people you'd want to hire. they'd make an impact on society which we need so desperately. >> andy has proved midtown is doing something right with the urban youth. ultimately he graduated from stanford. and became one of the first 100 employees to work at a start up company called facebook. he achieved his dream of

becoming successful. now like others who received so much help from midtown, he's returned to chicago as a man willing and able to help others achieve their dream. >> i want to give back and, you know help the youth of the city out. especially for a place like midtown. >> today, midtown has helped 22,000 boys. overcome the crime and violence of chicago. the foundation says 100% of those students have graduated high school and enrolled in college. and more boys are discovering they too, can achieve success. >> i grew up in the northwest side of chicago. and i think the violence is just affecting the city so much. i've lost friends. midtown prepares me. it keeps me off the streets. it help husbands me with school. >> in terms of what you see seen on the streets, how does this help you avoid that?

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president obama and his kenyan counterpart holding a news conference in nairobi tackling a number of issues including gay rights the joint fight against terror as well as rooting out corruption within kenya. take a listen. >> to be honest and i think president kinuata would acknowledge this as well there were deep concerns and tensions arising out of the violence that took place in an earlier election. we haven't made any secret about that. accounting is being done of what happened there. >> kevin corke is live in nairobi, kenya, with the latest on the president's visit. conserve >> good evening. i have to admit the president was interesting in his comments at today's joint news conference. he said political friends even heads of state can disagree on a major issue and remain friendly. such was the case today on gay

rights as the president told that news conference in the gathering there that everyone deserves the dignity and respect of equal protection under the rue of law. meanwhile, his kenyan counterpart interestingly said no matter how americans feel about that issue his countrymen disagree. >> the stages has to say we're going to treat everybody equally under the law. >> it's very difficult for us to be able to impose on people that which they themselves do not accept. this is why i repeatedly say that for kenyans today, the issue of gay rights is really an non-issue. >> the president suggested the pace of economic growth in kenya could be advanced if increased transparency and decreased corruption take root. >> international businesses are concerned if the price of investing in kenya is 5% or 10% going to someplace that doesn't

have to do with the project. it's a math issue. >> also today, the president was the subject of a rather disturbing tweet. i would like to share with you what was said on the tweet. it came from iran's supreme leader. he was referencing a suggestion, by president obama. if it came down to it and the u.s. had to make military action against iran's military it could take care of business. in response to that the ayatollah sent out a tweet saying we welcome no war nor do we initiate a war. if any war happens the one who will emerge defeated will be the u.s. on that tweet it showed the silhouette of a president holding a gun to his head. staying classy obviously, over there in tehran. no comment on that tweet yes from the white house. back to you. >> thank you very much.

and we have a fox news alert. and an update on the large fire on the pool deck of a las vegas hotel. we told you about earlier in the hour. firefighters are saying the flames have been put out and, boy, is that good news. take a look at what they were battling here. this video was posted on twitter. it shows black smoke rising from the 14th floor of the cosmopolitan hotel an hour ago. the fire department told our local fox affiliate two people suffered burns. the fire destroying trees. >> a company which gained recognition during the ebola crisis in texas and expanding to west africa. it's launching the campaign to train workers on how to most effectively use the company's emist device to fight ebola.

it's designed to disinfect servicesserve surfaces. joining us is the chairman and ceo of emist. obviously with you working to fight ebola, the first thing to is what is e-mist? >> e-mist is a company that has developed and designed protocols and processes in the infection control and prevention segment with our technology advanced electrostatics which has really helped in many different arenas not only in fighting the ebola outbreak but also with other infection control issues around the country and the world. >> how does this work in terms of dealing with ebola, and does it stop the spread of the disease? >> well, the surface management system we have what ebola is

spread like other infections, through the surfaces we tough and spread. with the electrostatic systems that we provide, the water solulable disinfectens can be sprayed which wraps around and comprehensively covers all of the surfaces. it will kill the different pathogens and bacterias that we deal with on a daily basis. >> what specifically well you do -- the country inviting you through the first lady over there who is part of the project in getting you there in the first place. why and what is she expecting to help them do? >> yeah, we're very excited about this opportunity. we've been working with the first lady and her team there in the republic of guinea. and for several months now and just this past week on thursday we finalized an agreement and will be working with that country through a foundation

also with other affiliates jsi which is a healthcare research and training institute that works throughout the world. it's been around for over 100 years. we'll be working with the first lady and her team over there to help with jobs to do a healthcare initiative over the next 12-18 months. our hope is that we'll be able to provide jobs through an enterprise and business model that we're helping that country set up. very exciting time for our company. >> exciting indeed and perhaps helpful for the people in that country as well as other parts of africa. do you have any plans for using e-mist here in the united states as we've seen you do in emergency situations for example what took place in texas? >> over the last 12 months we've had tremendous response from many areas in the united states. we have some announcements that we're making in the fall with

some prominent national companies and public transportation as well as the food industry. electrostatics has been around for decades. now we've been to with new technology been able to make it more portable user friendly and more comprehensive. so we will see a change in the near future on how disinfecting is done around the world. >> george thank you. it sounds like it could be a breakthrough for many people in terms of fighting diseases, infecktuous diseases. thanks. >> thank you so much. a treasure-trove like never seen before in photos. going behind the scenes at the white house on one of the darkest days in american history. the federal government conducting dual investigations involving some of the biggest names in air travel. . letters to four airlines delta, american southwest, and

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welcome back everybody. the national archives releasing hundreds of never before seen photos showing president bush huddling with cabinet members following the 9/11 terror attacks. they were taken in the president's emergency operations center underneath the white house. as you can see, first lady laura bush sitting next to vice president dick cheney. here is a candid picture of the vice president in his office watching the attacks unfold on television. the photos coming to light because of a request through the

freedom of information act. an nfl rookie is shot outside his home in ohio. police say arizona cardinals wide receiver diamond powell jr. was hit by gunfire from a car while in his driveway. witnesses report seeing three men wearing masks, doctors say the 22-year-old's injuries doesn't seem to be life threatening. he was signed this year as a free agent. the government starting an investigation into airlines that they raised ticket prices in the wake of the deadly crash in philadelphia. the administration is calling the idea unacceptable. joining me now is david schwartz and mercedes cole wouldn'twin the

justice department announced that the airlines are being investigated for keeping prices high on available seats. >> this is anti-trust there square in the middle. if you are colluding and trying to manipulate price and making the consumer suffer they're dead to rights. you know how aggressive federal government is. they're going to dig through this very very deeply. they're going to look at the records and the computers. they're going to talk to witnesses. this is going to be a far wider net than we can assume at this point. >> these are extremely tough cases to prove. that's the problem. just because the prices -- first of all, we have to see if the prices did actually rise after this. if the prices rose you have to prove a collusion. you have to have a smoking gun. you have to have communications between officials where they agree to raise prices. so far, i haven't heard anything i don't know what the investigation is going to uncover

>> the second investigation is the transportation department looking at delta, american united southwest and jetblue for raising fares after the deadly amtrak crash in may. i want to say that in fact american said it added capacity at its fare structure and that these airlines in fact delta said that $2,300 fee that the passengers were complaining about, that ticket price was set back in may before that -- after the train crash that they slashed their prices by 50%. that shouldn't be too hard to find out. if they slashed the prices the records will be there and will speak for themselves. >> the fact that they're investigating, that means there's a lot of smoke going on. where there's smoke there's fire. they're going to dig deep. you're right. it's easy to uncover this information. there are lots of records -- >> the airline also said it honored existing amtrak tickets between washington boston and new york and waved change fees.

do they then try to bury themselves under all of this positive to try to hide something? does it sound like they're hiding something? >> we have to see. the bottom line is i hope they're hiding something. if they're not cull want blg it's another example of the government defaming business in this country. these are defaming these countries. it happens all the time. the mere fact of an investigation is detrimental to all these airlines. if they're culpable fine if not, the government needs to apologize. >> we're talking about price gouging, unfortunately in any scenario that does happen. you wouldn't expect it from large airlines. this brings to light the issue the way airlines charge the money the way they do. since gas prices dropped, you would think the fares would go down. there's got to be regulation.

they're taking advantage of the consumer. >> that's why we have watch dog and agencies jumping in. it depends on what going to happen and they have to be aggressive. we know from dealing with the federal government with our own clients how aggressive they are. they will uncover anything that's criminal. >> how are they punished? if they're found guilty how are they punished? >> there could be a criminal case. most likely there will be large civil penalties. >> and lawsuits imagine the lawsuits. >> sure. >> if you're one of the many that purchased these tickets. >> mass class action. i was on a delta flight right after amtrak it was $1,200. i was getting admitted to the u.s. supreme court. i couldn't bring anybody, it was too expensive. i suffered through it. >> you got admitted to the supreme court. >> i did. >> we can't assume they're guilty. >> great to see you both.

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donald trump turning some heads and making excuses during his 2016 run. now for a look beyond the headlines, here is author and journalist liz trotta's weekly commentary. >> the next presidential election is 421 days away. long enough for the polls and the minds of voters to change about donald trump. looking at our history the political classes say it's impossible he could win the nomination, let alone the general election. to be sure the trump explosion is in his words phenomenal, all the polls and media hype at this juncture may well dissolve into an amusing memory by this time next year. mr. trump certainly has guts, a thoroughly american quality that so many believe has disappeared from our national character.

the half hearted wars in vietnam and the middle east, the coarsening of our culture educational system that demands little, and worst of all our corrupt political leaders have sapped our strength and resolve. trump has guts, money and the iron self-confidence that goes with it. in the style old robber barons, he's used to getting his way. he has in fact and spirit bulldozed his way to a $10 billion fortune and on the way up, he skillfully cultivated an increasingly silly media reveling in the tycoon's ability to keep them lean and hungry. it's not just that trump's immigration views are resonating with the frustrated gop white underclass as one new york magazine suggests. trump is reaping the wide frustration of people outraged at the thousands of illegal

aliens who cross the border, commit crimes and make no attempt to learn english. as he says flatly, the american people want their country back. they see the so-called dream children as a nightmare. there is a lesson here for the crowded field of gop contenders. perhaps they should drop their stiffness, lack of originality and phony pledges stop moaning about what damage he may be inflicting on the grand old party and look to fire up their own campaigns. americans yearn for authenticity, true grit, not the canned advice of consultants. nothing fell flatter last week than a video of senator lindsey graham destroying his cell phone in a comic post to mr. trump's release of the senator's phone number. his next stunt, a trip to the texas mexico border continued

the theatrics and it fed speculation about trump running on a third party line. presidents from both major parties have ignored illegal immigration for years. any policies put forth called for watering down existing laws. they call it reform. the gop might try stiffening its spine and addressing what so many americans are thinking. okay. a little graphic coming up, but i will say it does have a happy ending because i was kind of horrified to read the story early. a daring rescue to get a toddler out of a meat grinder. a two-year-old boy getting stuck after putting his left hand inside while it was operating. this is in china. firefighters taking the machine apart piece by piece and then freeing, thank god the boy's arm and he is now doing fine.

so scary. >> yeah. very. china showcasing incredible robotic technology. how the country plans to deploy military robots to civilian life and the types of casts they'll be used for

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citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40% of the lights were out, but they're not out for long.they're coming back. china wrapping up a ten day military expo showcasing some of its most advanced robotic technology. on display were robots that helped the country's military, organizers showing how they could be adapted to everyday

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