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they have no discrimination on where the vehicle may go. >> now authorities want your help finding the culprit before someone gets hurt. >> we called someone a model. >> now, you get to meet her tis all "happening now". >> so we begin with the first republican presidential debate nine days away and candidates make the push to make the cut. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. cleveland will be the setting for the first gop show down on fox news channel. and only the top ten will be on the stage. analyst say some of the jockeying could end up hurting the party.

we'll bring in bob kutcher. editor is chief. lindsay graham smashing the cell phone with a baseball bat and that kind of things. the antics hurting the party image. >> i think that is a genuine concern from republican operatives. mike huckabee and his holocaust attracted attention. and this is what president obama said to attract headlines but that could hurt the public discourse. they have to make significant strides toward the b. rick perry and john kasich, they will not be in the first major debate. >> i was surprised to read the reminder that mitt romney didn't participate and yet was the

party's nominee. is it essential that you are on the stage propelled to the nomination? >> it is not essential, but this debate will get massive ratings because of the donald trump affect. it changes so rapidly and someone winning now could be losing in a month and in politics, it is all about come back. i don't think it is it vital but it is extremely important. >> you mentioned trump. observers say he he is consouming the political oxygen and headlines. what do the others do to counter act that. >> they talk about donald truck. rick perry did. that and john kasich has not played that card. and i think that they have got to talk about what the media is covering and the crush on donald

trump is enormous and front runner and jeb bush saying i am the tortoise in the race and outlast everybody. and so we'll see twists and turns. we are are more than six months away from the first voting in places like new hampshire and a year away from the election and already having a debate in august? >> yeah yeah. i do think that because of the trump and his celebrity status you will see more people watching than you normally would. will that last in to the fall and other debates? i am not so sure. you have major players and smart people and they will be going at one another and that is good television. >> you suggest rand paul in particular, rand paul has plateaued? >> he had a good 2014 no doubt about it. but 2015 was not kind to it him.

once again, things could change for senator paul. but the polls in new hampshire, he's got to do well before they vote. but 2015 is not what 2014 was. that could be the rise of isis and national security coming to the forefront of the republican debate and others grabbing that mantel. we'll so what happens over the next several months. the debates can change everything, jon. >> he was described as one of the most interesting men in politics not that long ago. >> he has a strong base of support and they will be out in iowa. you have to get to 20 upon percent and that's why donald trump is doing very well in a escape candidate field. 20 or 25 percent is a good number. >> donald trump is already a household name though. is that part of the appeal?

you said it will be a big audience generator just because trump is on the stage and he's someone has americans know is an entertainer and host of his own television show. >> trump has major obstacles ahead. republicans like to vote for somebody that they think will win especially after losing the election. and trump versus hillary clinton match ups they are not friendly to donald trump. you have to make the case. everybody has to say i am the one who can beat hillary clinton. >> it will be fascinating to watch. >> thank you, jon. >> and right now, three president's cabinet members and defending the nuclear deal with iran before the house committee. doug is there.

>> reporter: in the last week and today it was the house foreign affair's committee return as secretaries low and kerry absorbed crittism. members refusing secretary kerry to finish his responses and key points, 24 day notification to iran nuclear site is like the police tipping off a criminal to an investigation. >> the an log of putting drugs down in the toilet is not applicicable be to nuclear materials and i said that in classified and unclass foyed regimes. we have extraordinary sensitive waysng minuscule amounts that are left over from using nuclear materials. >> and a lot of questions that the billions of dollars headed

to iran's way could be used to fund terrorist activities by iran. and secretary lew said it will take years for iran to get the economy up and running again and the oil fields will cost billions of dollars. >> critics say that is because of the 24- day period like a police officer calling a drug dealer to say we are going to raid your apartment for 24 days so they can clear all of the evidence. >> reporter: kerry said the surest way for iran to get the bomb would be for congress to scrap the deal and insuring that the 19000 centerifuges will spin again. people in iran are privy to a rare treat.

first time since 1979 they are able to watch a live television broadcast from the united states. this congressional hearing virtually unheard of. another sign that iran sees this as a great victory. >> just to get the oil fields up and running would require an investment of $200 billion. >> reporter: that is secretary lew speaking about the costs that iran will incur. and money will not go to fund terrorist activities. >> that is interesting to know that the hearing is broadcast inside of iran today. thank you very much. >> a top nato official said a liiance members are urging turkey not to use force inside of syria some of turkey's air strike targeted kurdish forces

who are fighting isis. the comments came after an emergency nato meeting called by turkey to assess the threat that isis poses in that region. >> there are reports that pakistan will hold a second round of peace talks. according to two senior palestinian officials the now talks are aimed at ending the 14 year war in afghanistan. they were round of the first talks and wield considerable influence over the insurgent groups. >> 62 years of the amstis. hundreds of vets from the u.s. and others who served under the united nation travel to the village of south korea where the armis tis was signed. technically north and south

korea is still at war. >> we love this place. and we love the north koreans. we pray for them to be reunited in peace and love and freedom. and i come here and i prayed for that today. and we trust that people can't live oppressed forever. >> more than 100,000 u.s. and u.n. troops were killed wounded or went missing during that war. >> back here at home. the woman who was accused from a maximum security prison pleading guilty today. agreeing to a plea deal with prosecutor. her lawyer spoke about the decision. >> there was overwhelming evident that she did what she admitted in court and cooperated for many many hours with the police. i was foreful of additional

charges and it seemed like the best thing to do. >> the former prison worker brought tools to richard matt and david sweat that ultimate he helped them to escape. and mitchell faces a sentence of seven years behind bars. >> fox news alert. this is republican presidential dr. ben carcson who is speaking in a rally in washington d.c. to defund planned parent hood. >> the worst thing about all of that. i think that we have just gradually slid in terms of our morals to a point where we don't really care about the killing of human beings. that is the bad news. the good news i think we are changinging and things like this is changing us a lot.

there are more people in america now who identify themselves as pro- life than pro- death. (applause) >> and you know we are capable of changing. >> just this morning, law makers on capitol hill were pressing the secretary of health and human services to launch an investigation in to planned parent hood. you can hear dr. carson's remarks in the anti- abortion rally. >> illegal immigrant and felon back in court accused of killing a young woman as she walked along the san francisco pier. where the case stands now. >> the latest for the two missing teenagers in florida. one boy's stepfather said they were not supposed to be out in the ocean.

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>> and looking off the florida coast. and they have done. the u.s. navy pulled out of the rescue effort. and now the stepfather of one of the missing teenager said the two boys were not supposed to be out in the open ocean. they purchased gas for the boat on friday after saying they are going fishing. the managers are are holding out hope their sons will be found alive. the cap sized boat was found 185 miles north of where they set out for their journey. >> right now, the illegal immigrant accused of killing a woman in the san francisco pier is back in court. he will hear when his hearing will take place for the murder

of kate stienle. he was deported from the country five times. claudia cow an has more details. >> reporter: jon two developments to tell you about today. francisco sanchez faces one of pre-meditated murder and another one felon in possession of a weapon. in a soft voice sanchez told the judge he understood how his prelimary hearing will unfold and then his public defender said the client had no motive for murder. >> this appears to be an accidental shooting and you know that remains the case as far as we can see. they have charged mr. sanchez with murder of malice of afore

thought and he entered a not guilty plea to. that >> the felon is accused of the murder on july 1st. critics of san francisco's saventhuary to hold a protest on the pier where stienle died. not all illegal immigrants are dangerous but they are calling for a boycott and get rid of the law. the house passed a bill to penalize the cities that will not cooperate with the feds. there are 200 cities in the country. none of them announced any significant changes and jon, everyone will be back on august 25th. on that ponent we'll see the evidence in this case and hear

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lash from conservative law maker ares. >> reporter: the oklahoma supreme court ul hold the ruling that the ten commandments is a religious symbol is must be taken down. it was placed thereby private funds. it was challenged saying it was a violation of the constitution. the supreme court agreed. and in a 7- 2 decision reaffirmed it. they denied the a appeal. they don't find a merit of grant of rehearing. governor fallon pledged to keep it in place while law maker ares find a way to make the decision. they have threatened to impeach

the justices. brady said he hopes they don't interfere and say that the state can't favor one religion. >> if that monument is allowed to stay the state can't deny satanism or judiasm or hindu. the state can't choose. >> the oklahoma district court could issue a final order to review the monument. there is a possible 2016 initiative to let oklahoma voters decide. >> interesting, thank you. >> and a large turn out for the first presidential candidate to make remarks in the ronald reagan library. >> and controversy in the classroom. educators are accused of rewriting history to promote

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>> republican presidential candidate blasting the president. it was at a speech to a packed house in the ronald reagan

library. adam house has more. >> reporter: in three recent polls as you know. she has moved in the top ten including one in new hampshire showing her in the top ten. even though it is difficult to overcome the donald trump media frenzy and the sheer number of candidates. she is making a move. she is the only woman in the gop field. it is not deterring her as she is focusing on international experience and former head of hewlett packard and crit otherwising the administration. she goes after hillary clinton for her lack of knowledge especially the e-mail server. >> we were not worried about it being stolen as you were. we were worried about it being hack or used as a back door in the state department system which is what appears to have

happen in opm. >> fiorina said her information was taken in that attack. and she's following the famous reagan command canment and saying little about the other candidates and taking direct aim at hillary clinton. and she was attacked for women's groups and turned that around that no one is challenging the clinton record on international women's rights. >> women and girls are system atly targeted and murdered and raped and solid in to bondage. it is the height of hypocriowa sy for her to run on women's right when her record of secretary of state is so dismam. >> she has the least name recognition. the koch brothers invited her.

900 million could be pledged and he will be a part of that group and getting that invite is all important to the campaign as the season goes forward. jenna. >> thank you. well the doctors are in on the debate over artificial sweeteners versus sugar. which are better for your health? a new analysis writen in the new york times cites several studies finding that artificial sweeteners might be the better option for you. they are practicing family physician. and dr. london to you first. the premise of the article about all of the concerns of sascreen and sweetener. and that is all basically overblown and that those

sweeteners are better for you know that drinking sodas with added sugar and they will make you obese and bring on things like diabetes. >> we have proven that sugary drinks lead to type two diabetes. and we have an epidemic and we know that. and we need to get that under control. artificial sweetener were with a population that were prone to the particular bladder cancer with the bacteria they harbor. it is not a fair population to study on. and i agree with what is shown here. aspertane worries, they were looking at the data and seeing an increase in brain cancers in the elderly. not the population consuming

aspertane. >> there must be a link and there is not one. >> there is not one. >> doctor you have a different opinion? >> i think the initial concerns and there is a lot of scrutiny now, it is regarding cancer and more recently it is metabollic issues and promoting illnesses and originally these products avoided like type two diabetes and that is a problem with heart attack and stroke. >> what is the consumer supposed to take away from this? you don't want to drink sodas and become obese and come down with twiep two diabetes? limit sweet drinks. my teens thought that soda water was soda. there is no reason to give them sugary drinks. they don't need juice.

they don't need sweet drinks. if you want the bubbles, we an yourself off of the sweet drinks and so carbonated water you can make yourself at home or sweeten with something natural. my kid's friends how to love the soda outside of the home. that's how strikeout it was. >> sweaten with what? >> natural flavors or juice. there is a number of companies, you can buy carbonated flavored with lime orange or rasberry. >> and they are all fine. >> and you talk about the metabollic concerns. there are studies suggesting that the body doesn'ts inially trick the brain into sending out imbans balances. >> we understand it is two- fold. one with calories and don't.

those that don't is synthetic. and the one that has calories in them and they are sometimes equal to sugar. and type two sdieb. and that is a 17-year-old female said to me yesterday. she said what choice do i have and so the point is not only the obese issues. there are people who have no choice. and i think that the discussion is important. but it will encourage the manufacturers to produce drugs that are sweateners that are better. and you can't just blow them off and say they could had rats. >> and a lot of people think sugar is better than aspart main because it is natural. >> just because it is a chemical doesn't make it harmful.

what are the risks in your family? if you have a family full of cancer risk sugar is better. and if you have obesity the artificial. there is estefia and others that are not on the list that we are looking at. there is options. and alcohol sugars that don't have the gsi affects. >> well is options. >> we hope that the research will continue and give a clear view of what the best is. >> thanks for having me. >> and a growing controversy over what students are taught in high school. the a p correct limb puts little emphasis on the founding fathers and the constitution.

and we'll have a closer look at the story, william? >> reporter: among the critics are scholar that said the current ap correct limb show a politically correct version of history and instead presents a u.s. that does more harm than good. 100 professor said the college board apframework imposes a misleading account of history with political and ideological bias and giving special attention to gender class and racial and ethnic exentits. >> the american free enterprise system is the basis of your country and a massive success story. and the framework has little good to say about it. but it details all of the problems with capitalism. and so it is it out of balance

in a fundmental way. >> the college board admits that criticism is valid. references to ronald reagan as a bellicose tyrant and the cold war is not about russia but invading cuba and feeding the u.s. military industrial complex. and one study analyze how migration influences growth of racial and ethnic identities and changes in class and gender and roles relate to cultural transformation. but supporters say the criticism is over stated. >> it is it an anti-american spin anywhere in the 2014 examination. america has had many controversy about the overseas ventures. and controversies that americans

have and not historians inventions. >> and the college board took the criticism to heart and rewriting portions. framework jenna. and those changes will be out this week. >> thank you. running hard to break the boundaries between body image and healthy living. she has this appearance on the magazine cover. meet the fitness cover girl, next. and ladders. sfx: [screams] they have all those warnings on 'em. might as well say... 'you're gonna die, jeff.' you hired someone to clean the gutters. not just someone. angie's list helped me find a highly rated service provider to do the work at a fair price. ♪ everyone can shop, but members get more with reviews, live customer support, and better pricing. join today.

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have permission to be on the ocean. >> a fox news alert. according to the attorneys, the israeli spy convicted and imprisonned in the united states, johnathon pollard is going to be paroled in this country in november under the agreement according to the attorneys, he is required to remain in the united states for five years although there is a suggestion that president obama has the power to allow him to move to israel earlier. johnathon pollard convicted of spying on behalf of israel when he was a u.s. navy analyst is to be paroled in november. and his case fractured u.s.- israeli decade. he served 30 years. parole coming in november. jenna? >> new reaction. and a popular fitness magazine

and featuring a model on the cover. erica sparked a debate over stereotypes of what a run examiner healthy person should look like. we are lucky to be joined by erica herself. >> i am so happy to have you on the program. it is better to talk to you. >> and you were not expecting to be on the cover. how did this happen? >> i had no idea i would be on the cover. they put on twitter and someone leaked the cover and a reporter saw it and called me and said can we interview you. i was like all right, about what? they said go on twitter and look. >> the cover of the magazine. you have been modelling since 18 years old and modelling since you were 14. >> i didn't expect a running magazine. i wished to be be on the cover of something and this is my

first cover and so it is interesting it is running magazine. >> congratulations, cover girl herself. and i like your work out pants and that is what is intended. the magazine talks about the work out gear. >> it is a five page spread what kind of clothes they wear and brands and carry best for certain things and it is really interesting. >> so what has been the reaction. as you know when you look at running magazines, let's be honest. women on the front cover are the skinny. and this sparked a debate. you have been running a long time i understand? >> i started running when i was ten years old and in volleyball camps and i love to run. >> you live an active life style. >> i do. i love to run at sunset on the beach. >> what is the reaction to the

cover? >> the reaction is immensely positive. i have not searched out negative. and i don't find it helpful to look at negatives. most people are positive. all comments on the instagram or friends just reposting and reposting all of the articles that have been written about it. >> it was interesting about the editor's response. she said if you go to a race farra phrasing here. you see a lot of people that are different shapes and sizes. and she thought to herself. why not put erica on the cover? are you inspiring a thinking of who can be be a runner? >> if you go to five k. olympics they are different body shapes, they are not 120 size 2 or 4, they are all the way 0 to a size 16. and we need to embrace that in

media and fitness and all of the magazine covers and i think it is time that someone was on the cover. it had to happen. >> you you look great. and what is your goal. what would you like to do as far as your modelling career. >> i am planning on-going to college and getting an education. if i continue modelling that is great. i hope to affect people around me closer some and get to know them. and it is really nice to see i have inspired women. and it is time to bring it home. >> i am not the right weight to start running and it is not the right time and it is summer and hot. and so many excruises. >> run inside if it is too hot. if you don't like to run bike or bike or swim.

and there is a way to love yourself and give yourself a healthy way to get energy out and feel good about yourself. >> we are looking at your pictures, quite the portfolio. so impressive. it's great to have you on the program. thanks for taking the time. we can't wait to see what you do next. >> i'm excited, too. >> john? >> everybody recognizes the american classic the converse chuck taylor all-star. that's what i wanted when i was in high school. but these shoes are about to get their fist makeover in nearly 100 years. we will show them to you. plus a deadly day 70 years ago when a military plane lost in fog slams into the tallest building in the world. it happened right here in new york city.

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shoe in 1934. there's been a revolution already in the shoe. chuck taylor was a basketball coach and fwaf advice about different types of soles for converse all-stars. it's interesting that one of the most important updates to the chuck taylor ii is the new sole. >> what's different about that? take us back. we are seeing pictures. i presume this is chuck t himself we are seeing on the camera. how did the birth of the converse change sneaker culture in general. >> when the all-star came out, it came out as a basketball shoe. basketball had recently been invented in 1891. it was a new sport. it required a new form of footwear and the all-star came out as the perfect shoe for the new sport. there was a lot of promotion about the sole the suction sole

that was going to be appropriate on the basketball court. then as i mentioned chuck taylor began to offer advice on how to improve the sole, became a spokesperson for the company. got his name on it in 1984. from 1934 on i would argue that the chuck taylor all-star becomes, as you mentioned, the american shoe. in the post world war ii period it become it is footwear of boyhood. in some ways at that point that's when the design becomes solidified. the iconic chuck taylor we are familiar with is really prominent at that time. when -- >> i know john scott always wanted a pair. >> i wanted them. >> maybe he'll get him a pair of the newly designed converse. thank you very much for your expertise on this. it's great to show the viewers what's changing. nearly 100 years. thank you very much. we'll be right back.

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you always wanted a pair of converse. >> i was a horrible basketball player probably because i didn't have chucks. >> probably part of it. >> thanks for joining us. >> the real story with gretchen starts now. >> thanks a lot. surprising deal for a prison worker accused of having sex with inmates and helping them escape. speaker boehner calling for hillary clinton to come clean and not one reporter asks her about it today. we'll break down the ever-changing e-mail controversy. and exclusive information in the search for the two teenage boys search ss missing off the coast of florida. hi everyone. "the real story" starts right now. that prison worker pleading guilty to helping two convicted killers escape from a maximum security