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threats before they happen here in kenya and elsewhere in the region and part of our announcement today involves additional funding, additional assistance for the kenyan security fores. >> and also on tap for president obama's visit is encouraging kenya to crack down on corruption and talk about gay rights. >> and they are live in kenya. kevin does the president say that he's confident that the threat of terrorism can be curbed in east africa. >> reporter: no a amount of planning or cooperation could eradicate lone wolf attacks or a determined terror group. and the president said as much in the joint news conference

with the kenyan president. >> the number of individuals involved in west gate mall who were not large, but they are willing to target soft targets and civilians and are prepared to die, they can do a lot of damage. >> reporter: still the white house is committed to increasing and enhancing terrorism training and not only with kenya but a number of countries here in east africa. they battled the scourge of boko haram. and there is sensitive issues in the joint news conference. the issue of gay rights most notable. the president said all people deserve dignity and equal

protection. it was interesting to hear the kenyan president to say his country does not share that vow. >> the state should not discriminate against people on sexual. >> we want to focus on other areas that are day-to-day living for our people approximate. >> tomorrow the country waiting to hear what the president has to say as he addresses the kenyan people approximate --. that is before the trip to ethiopia. >> thank you very much. kenya is the home land of president obama's father and he still has family there, but it turns out one place that the president will not visit is the

village. each upon though a trip was not on the official schedule, they spent money cloning up the streets and preparing gifts and welcome ceremony. president obama has been there before as a senator back in 2006. >> witnesses sharing their terrifying stories as investigators piece together to what led to the movie theater shooting. houser stood up 20 minutes in the movie and without a word started shooting. he killed two people and hurt nine others. witnesses didn't realize it was gunshots first. one woman managed to pull a fire alarm as terrified patrons scrambled for safety. houser tried to escape. and parked near an exit and had wigs and disguys. but turned back to the theater

as police closed in. they have his journal and studied his on line postings and right wing extremist bors. his motives remain a mystery tonight. will we with are learning more about the victims. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right, julie. we have seen emotional memorial service. friends and family come together to remember the innocent women that were killed on thursday night. jillian johnson ran a boutique with her husband. friends say she was a book worm and a creative inspiration. and 21-year-old macy who worked in a hospital. she had a love for life. take a listen to one of her close friends.

>> it is shaking and i couldn't say anything. it was always, you know confident and positive all of the time. and she was very beautiful inside and outside. >> reporter: friends say she was a beauty queen. both women are set to be buried on monday. >> will what else have the investigators learned about the shooter? >> reporter: he was a bit of a drifter. he had a law school degree and a history of mental issues. in 2008, his wife filed a protection of order against him and took all of the guns out of his house. and the gun used in the shooting was purchased last year in alabama, the same state that denied a condition sealed carry permit. and the reason for the denial

we had the report of domestic violence against him and in '89 or '90 he was arrested for an arson case in georgia. >> and the last year he was convicted, he booby trapped it and put cement in the pipes and defecating in the rooms. detectives are going through the journal and blogs that he was active in. there is a possibility we may never know what brought him to the movie theater on thursday. there is a mix of grief and anger. we talked to the father of one of the victims and his daughter is a devout catholic and she has forgiven the shooter and she will continue to pray for him. >> thank you so much.

that is incredible. turning to politics now. and several republican candidates pounding the pavement in early primary states including donald trump with hundreds of supporters. but not anyone from the des moines register. the trump campaign denied them credentials to the event after the editorial called him a feckless blow hard and called on him to exist the race. chris christie greeting voters in a des moines farm before holding a town hall meeting. and rand paul hit on nsfa sfieg and limited government. tomorrow on fox news sunday do not miss a powerful interviews

with 2016 republican candidates. carle foriana and kentucky senator rand paul. check your listings for time and channel. fox urgent. hillary clinton spoking about her use was personal e-mails and a push by two inspector's general for the justice department to investigate. clinton said she never sent or received any e-mails that were classified at the time. she spoke to reporters after several campaign events in the all- important state of iowa including a democratic event in madison. snrngs and she will testify before the house on benghazi approximate. it is set for october 22nd. and we are are told that the date is only pencilled in. clinton just commented on her e-mails, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: it just happen minutes ago.

and we'll play you a sound byte where she asserted she did nothing wrong with the e-mails on her private server. >> i never sent or received information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. and what you are seeing here is a typical kind of a discussion to some extent to disagreement among various parts of the government. >> reporter: republicans have been demanding ha she turn over the server to the investigators. rand paul was spoking today. senator rand paul also a republican president willial candidate and she was the one that put the e-mail on the

server and when she asked them to give up she selected the ones to so. she breaks the law and we are are to trust her to send out the e-mails? that is from rand paul. and the intelligence community and inspectors said those e-mails may hold classified server. >> that is the sound you were looking for earlier. timing is not always perfect approximate on live tv. talking about benghazi. why are republicans doubtful that clinton will testify this fall? >> her campaign said she will and republicans say that is news to then. and the spokesman on the benghazi committee said secretary clinton's campaign may want to reach out to her lawyer

mr. david kendall. last night he was negotiating conditions for her appearance. democrats on the committee put out a statement, given how republican denied scheduling hearings in the past all we are concerned is that the date was offered and accepted and not that the republicans will stick to it. the republicans want to know if the obama administration specifically the state department could have done more to save the four americans that died in the attack. >> and we want to hear from you. what do you think? should the justice department investigate hillary clinton's e-mail from time as secretary of state. >> and tweet me at julie banderas. >> and right now, a horrific scene in oklahoma.

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however governors from 13 states have signed orders to allow national guard troops to allow weapons in the bases and recruitment centers. >> oklahoma police searching pinterest and facebook after a teen killed his parents and three younger siblings. he faces first-degree murder andingivated assault. the bodies were in the two story home. the 16 year old brother's michael is also in custody. the 13 year old who was stabbed several times but survived said her are brother was responsible. >> do we know a motive? >> we know the family of nine lived in broken bow, oklahoma.

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fire burning right now. >> we have el nino. and that could lead to flooding and in the short term we have a dozen wildfires burning in the west and we have extreme to excessive drought in colorado. and the good news is from the northwest a troph is going to build and that moans temperatures are going to go down. and so around average for the next week or so and we'll watch for the potential of more heavy rainfall. >> other weather head lines. >> we could see severe watch. tornado watch in south dakota and parts of kansas and large hail and damaging wind and isolated tornados and ponent out the potential of flooding in florida. this is ushering gulf moisture.

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