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predators before they go in for a kill. >> and the droifr watches in horror as a man and the train. >> the shocking video and urgent plea. it is all "happening now"ing now. but we begin on this friday with new debris in the indian ocean and raising answers on what could son come. what happened to the plane that vanished in the skies more than a year ago. i am jon scott. >> i am heather child ares in for jenna lee. bottles are washing up. the man who found the wing thought about taking it toous as

decoration and realized it could help the families of 239 people find closure. and search teams are combing the island and can looking for debrie from the malaysian flight. >> there is strong evidence to suggest that the wreckage found on reunion iowa land comes from a boeing 777. that is not confirmed. but the pictures are certainly consistent with the parts of the wing of the boeing 777. joining us on the phone is mitch. thank you for being with us. i want to show you parts of the

repair manual for the boeing triple seven. it shoes the diagram of the wing parts. and it includes a part that the number matches what we know to be the number that was written inside of this particular piece of the plane's wing. how certain are you that this comes from the malaysian airline jet? >> jon, i am almost certain that this is sadly from malaysian 370. >> there are not any other triple 7s that lost flopinators. and i think it a mere formality. a necessary one. but when it is confirmed, it will sadly confirm that the plane crashed most probably in the southern ocean. but the more important point obviously every piece in the

puzzle is helpful, but we really need to find out where the aircraft wreckage is and i don't think it moves that ball forward finding the actual wreckage. that's what we really need. what brought the plane down. this doesn't bring us much closer to that given the length of time. >> we have the graphic and wing tip of the boeing triple seven in the bottom of the screen. you can see the flapperon that apparently washed up on the beach in the islands off of africa. and the part number is stencilled in the part of the wing. it is a six foot section of it that helps the plane stay at

spodes when landing. >> and you sort of answered this in the earlier answer. this piece ended up 3500 miles away from where they think the plane went down and that is like having something wash up you know in san francisco that originally came from the state of maine somewhere. does this give us a better idea where the plane went down mitch? >> i don't think so. sadly i don't think so. the southern ocean. i am a sailor and it is dopest mountains and caverns and the currents move in a counter clockwise way and given the barnacle growth i don't think it will help us pinpoint the

location. i think it may yield small pieces of evidence. egypt air that crashed in the ocean it was a different type of ocean bottom. but each piece helped and here,y would be curious was it a in- flight operation due to high speed or separation that occurred as a result of corrosion. there may be small pieces of information that the investigators may get, but it is a largeand i emphasize small pieces may come out in examination of that flapperon. >> and it came from outside of the fuselage and one of the theories. we'll not know unless we find the black boxes or fusel age. one of the theories that the

plane sank largely intact without breaking in half. >> that's right, jon. we would have expected as we saw in some of the other crashes, the lighter debris coming up and floating on the surface. and here it appears a reasonable spec of speculation that the fusleage went in at a high rate of speed. and i am curious as to whether it was separated in a high rate of speed and lighter debrie was captured or contained in the fusleage and in the bottom of the ocean as to floating on the ocean's surface. >> mitch is an aviation attorney and expert as well.

mitch, thanks for being with us. >> thank you, bye-bye. >> do you believe that the wreckage found on the island of mh370. our live chat is up and running. get your thoughts in the conversation. >> moments from now, the state department is set to release a new batch of hillary clinton e-mails that she kept information on her private server. there is allegations of a double standard. catherine herige is live in washington with more on that. >> reporter: thank you, heather and good afternoon. a source familiar with the investigation tells fox news that the classified e-mails contained information from as many as five intelligence agencies x. they were found,

petras was charged for having the information at home. there was black books found in petras. the lawyer has instructions regarding the appropriate messages to secure the documents. and the leading national defense attorney who specializes in classified information cases said that is not how the law works. >> you would expect that a warrant would be issued and the marshals and feds and fbi would go and get the thumb drive and take it somewhere where it was considered safe by the government. >> in a letter to the fbi driver and secretary of state, grassly is asking hard questions on why

neither agency has secured the server or thumb drive. it is a high level government employee, secretary of state agrees to physically safe guard information and that encludes the use of a skiff. that is sensitive information facility. that is built in the home of a high level government official and removed after the term has concluded. the rules and how the information is stored and required it to be a skiff, classified information. only certain people can get into it. >> reporter: based on your conversations neither mrs. clinton or her attorney man tained skiowaff or the shum

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sunday. crows are hard at work today. >> the coast guard dedicates best efforts to the search and rescue. a lot of the people out there searching have kids about the same age. if new information comes to light we have the ability to reopen the case. >> the coast guard said multiple agencies helped in the search. the families will continue to look privately if the coast guard suspends its search. >> we are waiting for the state department release of a new batch of hillary clinton e-mails. it should be out in 15 minutes. hillary clinton is on the trail amid speculation that joe biden could enter the race as hillary

clinton mocked jeb bush approximate. >> too often we see a mismatch what candidates say in venueslike this and what they do when they are elected. i don't think you can't say everyone has a right to rise and then say you are for phasing out medicare and appealing obama. people can't rise if they can't get health care. >> we have our guests with us today. >> as i mentioned in the outset we are waiting for more hillary clinton e-mails to be released. the constant drip drip drip of information is a constant reminder of the server controversy and the benghazi controversy and everything else that emerged from hillary

clinton's four years as secretary of state. it can't be helping her campaign, is it? >> here's the thing, it is incredibly important for a presidential campaign to control the message and that is co. you have hillary clinton out there this week attacking short- term business thinking and lifting the embargo on cuba. and not answering questions that she doesn't want to answer questions on trade. and continued drip drip drip is making it very difficult for her to control the message and break through and it is continuing to hurt her in polls when it comes to the truth worthiness and reliability transparency issue. this is hurting her and making it hard for her to control her message and get it out. >> if it is making it hard to control her message.

>> i would be president bark bookkeeper obama. she is trying to recreate the obama turn out coalition. and why we heard in that speech she talked approximate protecting obama care and not touching entitlement programs. and what these e-mails mean and the server gets to it that is damaging for her is not what we are going to find. voters expect politicians to be a little bit shady. but it gets to what makes her to be a good candidate. she's been around government and competent and know what to do as president and make good decision. having a hackers get information and what they exist to do doesn't show good judgment on her part and something that the

republican nominee that can go after her and hurt her. >> politicians might be expected to be shady to use david's term. but in hillary clinton's case voters seem to think that there is more than a little bit there. results are out of the poll and they were asked if hillary clinton is honest and trrth u trust worth, 57 percent say no. 37 percent say yes. and then when asked and this is a unfavorable 51 percent. bofth those polls show she has big work ahead of her. >> those are not good numbers. and the narrative of the mitt romney campaign in 2012 this is a dpoi who doesn't care about people. and the narrative around hillary

clinton this is somebody we don't necessarily trust and consider honest. and the e-mail question and what is in them and as they come out. there really is not a smoking gun. it is a continuation of various investigation and whether class foyed information was misappropriately handled and then national security and she was secretary of state and so forth. it is a trustworthiness and also a question of how you are are treating national security issues. and it is a potent issue for republicans. >> if she is running on her record, this is a part of the record and this is a damaging part, the handling of the e-mails. >> that's why she is not talking much about the secretary of state and her tenure. when you are this well known and been around this long sometimes

poll numbers are where she will be a year from now. she has to be careful. >> thank you. >> coming up a heatwave people are facing record- breaking attaches. any relief in sight? find out next. health. new bayer pro ultra omega-3 has two times the concentration of epa and dha as the leading omega-3 supplement. new bayer pro ultra omega-3. put your hand over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed for people with hearts. planters. nutrition starts with nut.

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and so hot in much of the east coast. the humidity is gone after the front moved through and down southeast where it is baking this week. there will be relief. southwest, the heat is focused. northern california and all the way through washington and parts of idaho. there will be a heatwave that is difficult to deal with. 101 for portland oregon 94 in spokane. the heat gets the monsoonal activity going in the southwest. big storms in arizona. big storms in to california which you don't so all that often, but we are getting that and that is good news. temperature wise for today.

much of the eastern sea board. central plains better. warm in texas. and next number of days are baking in the west. 91 in seattle. and we'll remain warm here in the central plains. and that's going to be a nice prak for people there. really the problem this weekend is pacific northwest. >> and nice and cool over the rockies which you and i love. >> going through in a couple of weeks. >> good for you. nand not the rockies, but it may have been the hottest june on record in drought- stricken california. last month the governor ordered a 25 percent reduction in water use. and californians reduced by 27 percent. there is targets of 36 percent by the end of the year. california needs at least 20 inches of rain to break the

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>> there are new questions about a suspect sorely killer shot and killed by an escort in her home. they are investigationing neal falls for ties to missing or murdered women. the man reportedly from oregon had contact with law enforcement in 20 states and we are learning about a possible on line altereg. falls may have maintained a false facebook page with a series of disturbing posts. and bring in rod wheeler. a former homicide detective and fox news contributor. this facebook page was under the name of bj ross a female interestingly enough and in which there were disturbing

photos of barbie posugzed and cut up other dolls and that kind of thing. does that fit the profile and personality of a serial predator? >> it does. youous the term disturbing. what is more disturbing police are looking at homicide cases dating all the way back to 2003 and women who have the same profile as heather. who ultimately killed this guy. and women who fit the same profile went missing including four women in nevada and their bodies were ultimately found in the state of illinois. this case is just beginning to blossom, and what the investigators are going to realize and find out, jon, he was probably involved in a number of homicides in the country. >> we have a screen map now of

the states where he is known to have had contact with police. oregon, you might expect that is where his vehicle carried plates and look at them. all over the country. montana colorado arizona, texas and all the way to georgia and ultimately west virginia where he was shot and killed. and so now the authorities have to go back and try to find out where he was at the time and who might have disappeared in one of those states. it is a daunting order? >> they are working hand in hand looking at each and everyone of these cases. important thing to note here at the time he was killed in the state of west virginia when they looked in his vehicle and personal affects, this guy had a listing of women who he planned to visit over the next

few months and so the question becomes, were they going to be the next victims of the guy. and thankfully heather was able to get the gun away. she would be his next victim and she was able to kill him. looked at that and this guy had a kill kit in the truck of his car. and that consisted of hand cuffs and rope and machetes and things like that. they were the tools and weapons of choice that this guy was going toous to kill other women. >> we know he was pulled over in 20 or so other states. if you are a trooper and you pull over a guy in a vehicle like his, and you shine your light in the back seat or daylight or look in there and see the axs and handcuffs, does that give you grounds to perhaps

detain him or run a check on who this guy is and what he is up to? >> excellent question and the answer is yes, it does. police officers are trained when they see items like that inside of the vehicle, it does warrant further investigation. they could have had him step out of the car and investigate him more and put his information in a database and try and link them together. an astute police officer will look further. >> perhaps the police can bring closure to the families in for exampling out in neal falls is responsible for the deaths in the country. >> thank you, jon. >> political pundits eating

their word withes after donald trump goes up in the polls. he's making head lines even at a golf course competition at a course he owns in scotland. thank you for joining us today. >> hi, heather. >> jon and i were sitting out here the day trump announced his run for president. from that moment on a lot of the media dismissed him to say the least. are they changing his tune. >> more than a few people are eating crow. i have watched trump being attacked as a side show and joke. and keeps going up in the polls and now finally they are having to eat their words and grapple how he has appeal to the voters

and the press doesn't understand his wealth and larger than life persona. he doesn't play by the same rowels. he hits back at the press and it seems to help him with his base. >> and can the media who did the name calling, can they recover from that? it locks like they are flip flopping back and forth at this point? >> i think it is it a failure. i am not saying he will win the nomination or be a great president. so many people totally underestimated sxhim it is a black mark on journalism. and we are trying to recover by figuring out how he does it. and any time there is a misstep, you hear the pundits saying it is over and he will implode and fade and it hasn't happen. >> how does he do it. >> and we'll about hillary clinton and new e-mails released

at 1:30 today. we are still waiting. and in a scuffle with the new york times on a story over this. and explain what happened? >> the new york times published two corrections and editor's note about a story about a criminal or recommendation for a criminal investigation of the e-mail handling. and it is changed to how they were handed. and the gist the story it moved over to the justice department is thorough. and in the polls, we so her honesty and truth worthy numbers is well below, it is chlor to me it is taking a tol on the latest release of 4000 e-mails. >> i think they must have heard you speaking howard. they came out while you and i

were on the air. how did she recover and get more of the media in her camp although she has a lot of them and increase her numbers when it comes to honesty and what can she do to raise the numbers? >> she has to answer the questions of why she kept the private server. and in a broader sense, and she's doing more of this she needs to engage the media and take questions and do more interviews than just the one on cnn. people want a sense of her than the campaign she is running. >> she started to do more of that as more information about the e-mails come out. and this weekend what is on. >> i was on "happening now" and talked about jon stewart and his secret visit. he played clips and took shots at me and made fun of fox and finally admitted that the

president was trying to spend him. i will respond to jon ste bart -- stewart. >> your back and forth has gone on many years. and that will be interesting. thank you so much. >> howard we'll watch it this weekend for sure. >> thank you, heather. >> puerto rico's debt crisis is escalating and how a default can impact investors and taxpayers. protestors dangling off a bridge. >> we were able to assist protestors getting off the bridge and set up a rope system and that's why we shut it down so that no cars or pedestrians were sprues and we lowered

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>> happy friday. i am gretchen carlsson. we will have breaking news in the top of the hour on hillary clinton releasing tax returns 2 o'clock p.m. easter and medical information released to the public. and we are waiting for the state department to release thousands of e-mails from the private server. we'll have all of the breaking news for you and analysis and fallout impacting her presidential campaign. a mother out shopping and we'll show you scary facts of how often incidents are turning deadly. and eye pilot in hot water with neighbors over where he chooses to park his plane. nan update now to a story here on happening now. royal shell icebreaker left portland for a drilling

operation after a heated steal mate between police and protestors. it had to turn around when activist refused to let it pass. authorities physically lowered protestors from the bridge and moving them out of the way. it went down the deliver toward the specific ocean. >> there is a debt crisis in puerto rico. and the affects of a potential default could impact average investors investors. adam what is going on? >> jon, there are hundreds of millions due by the puerto rico government to finance the debt. analyst said that puerto rico

will default on 58 million owed to investors. and average investors don't know they are invested in the debt. jack l. ew said it has the potential to harm retirement port feelos. millions of people have money invested in what they thought were safe bond funds. tax exempt bond funds may have open upon heimmer new jersey municipal fund. you think you are investing in arizona or new jersey but it has puerto rico bonds as well. and when they go in to default, the value of the retirement investments go down. that's what is at risk. everyone is keeping an eye on this. and fox nows is recovering the retirees that are taking a form of hit.

jon? >> let's hope they don't, maybe by a miracle. adam thank you. >> stay townuned for this. a dangerous stunt. a man risking his life as he purposely rolls under a moving train. details on the reckless act. >> drones watching out for sharks, you will not believe how many they have spotted beneath the surface. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico,

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wheels. some drivers at the railroad crossing watched in horror, hofrpg honking horns to try to get him to stop. some even thought it was part of a movie being filmed. apparently it's not the first time the guy has tried his luck. the railroad is not taking this matter lightly. they say the man is risking a possible derailment and thereby hurting other people with one wrong and stupid move. that's unreal. a surfer seriously injured after fighting off a shark. the attack taking place off the australiian coast. 52-year-old craig icen suffering serious wounds to his left leg and his hand. his friend describes what happened. >> we were just paddling out to catch a wave. we hadn't even got to where we would normally sit to catch the wave. my friend craig yelled out, "there's a shark. head back in." a second or two later, he went under the water and it was

basically like watching the nick fanning episode in replay. the board went up in the air. the tail was thrashing around. fortunately my friend got back onto his board and was brought into the beach. with shark headlines on our coast. groups in california have purchased a drone to spot sharks swimming in populated areas. sounds like it would work. >> reporter: hey, there. a pretty cool use of technology in seal beach to spot sharks. the old-school way to do this is the life guards sit on the stands and watch the water or take a jet ski out. with the drones it's faster and more efficient. when we tagged along with the life guards they launched a drone and spotted a great shark

immediately. now they've learned that they have ten to 15 sharks swimming consistently throughout the area. they're all juveniles and don't pose a threat but they have put warning signs up and are telling people to be careful. they say they plan to shut the beach down if sharks get too big or aggressive. it's all in an effort to keep the beach goers and surfers safe. >> i think it's great. we're out there. we can't see them until they're really really close, if that's the case. some preventive measures are always awesome. >> reporter: they have to get a permit with the faa which they're working on right now. as of now this is just a trial phase. they do say they're getting calls from life guards across the country to see how successful their drone program has been. you couple the drones with some new apps we've reported on that let people know exactly where great whites are because they've been tagged and you have pretty much the most educated beach goers and surfers possible

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