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two people attached. astronauts on board of the international space station grow and harnest a vegetable we can buy in supermarket here on earth. it is all "happening now". all of that still to come on this monday and we begin with the terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in turkey. i am jon scott. welcome to "happening now". >> and i am jenna lee. two women opened fire but the attack comes amid deadly violence in turkey as the battle against isis ramps up. jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. >> reporter: jenna, turkey opened a new front in the

paragainst isis and the pkk. that war is blowing back on the u.s. and turkey. two female gunmen tied to a leftest turkish group opened fire. and a car bomb went off. in southeast turkey a bomb went off. and gun men fired on a turbish military helicopter. and the strin attacks comes one day after the f- 16s landed in the air base in southeast turkey along with 300 u.s. military personnel after the turks finally agreed to allow u.s. war planes to use the bases after a year of resisting to do so. they are concerned that the u.s. fight gains six're isis would

emboldened the kurds. they are controlling all of the border except for the 60 mile. should they gain that they would have access from iraq to mediterranean. and turkish war planes struck syria. and they surprised coalition members and giving them ten minutes warning before carrying out air strikes in northern iraq. those air strikes came close to u.s. ground personnel who are on the ground training the kurds. and angerring the commanders. turkey so far ignored concerns about opening the new front against the pkk. >> a story to watch. jennifer thank you.

>> once again tensions are high in ferguson, missouri after demonstrations last night. today it is it a peaceful march but last night it was a very different story as shots rang out. one man shot is hospitalized in critical condition after police officers say he opened fire on them. it happen in a confrontation between the police and demonstrators. they were marking one year since the fatal shooting of michael brown. >> new security concerns in our nation's busiest airport. crews on four different planes spotted drones or a drone or some drones getting ready to land in newashing international airport. >> reporter: the faa said they

have two reports from pilots and helicopters spotting drones too close for comfort on take off or approach and landing. it is a daily occurrence despite the faa restricts drone hobbiest from the airports and no more height than 400 feet. four different planes were on approach after 12 noon sunday when flight crews spotted a drone 2000 feet. they were at northwest 587 and united 187 that was a boeing 167. and united. and none of these pilots had to take evasive maneuvers. many have and many fear that it a drone could get in a jet

engine and cause engine failure and crash. that has happen with bird strikes. sully sullen burger took off and had to ditch the air bus in the hudson river. he said it is not a matter of if it will happen, but a matter of when it will happen. flying too close to manned aircraft can be fines up to 25000. but people keep doing it. >> rick, thank you. >> wow, there is another woman running for president and actually pretty good. we have seen an uptick in financial support and generally it is very exciting and i will stay out there and talk to as

many voters as i can. >> carle fiorina getting attention and donor support following her strong performance last week. but with more attention comes for scrutiny of her background and views. jackie is a senior politics editor for the daily beast. and elliott johnson washington editor of the national review. welcome to both you. jackie, prior to the debate, much of what was written is an underdog. she turned that around. what happened? >> she had a strong performance in the debate and that was one ticket and she took it. and so she is taken seriously and if the things she said sounding familiar is she's saying them over and over in iowa and new hampshire. she was practiced and polished

and sounded like an adult. people are taking notice of that. >> people say she couldn't win and all of the sudden she is the most searched candidate on google as a result of that debate and single handedly turned around the fortunes of her own campaign. >> she mastered one skill and mastered the art of the stump speech and political communication. it is a long time since republicans had a candidate who they felt could communicate with voters and all of the excitement about carle fiorina is attributable to that. >> as voters are paying more attention. hard to believe, jackie, a lot of people were not paying attention until now. she can only reap the benefits of what she sowed in the debate

approximate. >> she is saying her fund-raising is upticking. and when i saw her speech at c- pac she was pitting herself as the answer to hillary clinton. and go after hillary clinton in a way the male counterparts can't. that is something that republican voters of all stripes like to hear. >> she is getting tougher questioning now from, and more exposure and media interviews and tougher questions thrown at her. >> you know, john, she is a skilled communicator we'll so how she responds. she has yet to stumble. one of the candidates say this is not a resume contest and barak obama is an illustration of how politics is not a resume contest. and carle fiorina.

likeability. and cha ris maand rhetorical skill play in politics and now the scrutiny really matter in politics and they are less talked about than executive experience, the number of bills you have sponsored. we'll hear more about them as a result of carle fiorina's rise. it is a total political outsider. >> if voters are hungering for someone who doesn't come from the traditional political class, will they give her a second or third look? >> it seems like it. you are right. with greater fame, you get greater scrutiny and can we'll see how she stands up to this. she is a better candidate than she was in 2010. and the reason she is not part of the political establishment she didn't win against barbara

boxer. >> can we imagine her debating hillary clinton? >> and that's what she wants everyone to imagine. we see carle fiorina a fighter and someone who will take it to hillary clinton. and selling herself as. and i think there is a hunger in parts of the republican base for someone who will not you pull the punches and she will not pull punches. and there was a lot of frustration with mitt romney and john mccain as someone who pulled their purchases. republican voters want someone to carry the fight in the election. >> she is getting attention. we are talking about her. >> competing fiorina is hillary clinton making her kachlts and she is changing her strategy as

well. contaminated water in two states and kyakters trying to make their way in the sludge. has the epa caused this huge mess? and a reporter in iran, his fate could soon be decided. i will talk to his brother. but first his mother called for justice. >> we want jason to have a fair trial and the only fair verdict is to acquit him.

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and we'll suspension and the animosity. and the paranoia between the two countries for 37 years. iran's judiciary claims to be independent but it is all behind closed doors and i have no idea what happen. >> the heart felt plea for a mother in teheran as her son remains locked up. and a final hearing held. jason has been in prison for a year now on charges was espionage and he and the washington post and the u.s. government denies. at the same time the case playing out in the nuclear deal with iran. some saying it would be a sign of good will for iran to spend.

joining me his brother who fight for his release. he's been on our network. nice to see you today. >> thank you. >> who is the last person to see him. >> my mom and sister did not so him. his lawyer saw him in court. it is a sealed court. >> you have information on how he is doing. >> he gets a four minute phone call with her and i think he's isolated and very depressed and they have him by himself for days and weeks with no one but the guards around. it is difficult for him. he is a social guy. >> what do you make of the news in a week you could learn your

brother's fate? >> we said we wanted the process to move along. we have said that 380 plus days and at least something is happening. we know there is no evidence against him and his lawyer reviewed the case file and there is no evidence to support the charges and the public outcry and brought to them and the iranians will realize the right thing to do is to release him. >> we spoke to one that new jason and he works in teheran and he believes that jason's fate is tied to american politics and what is going on with what is happening in congress. what are your thoughts of jason not being a part of the negotiation directly. and what do you want to see done if american politics is a key

part of your brother's fate? >> jason was never part of the negotiations per se. but they gave an opportunity for the countries to talk. i am happy to hear they are talking about the situation and the process is moving forward. you know, i have always said jason should stand on basis of what he has done which is only legal things in iran and not tied up on the other things. i am just glad u.s. politics is bringing it front and center and letting people know what is going on. and giving more of a spotlight on iran. >> and the president of course, mentioned your brother and the state department and watch dog groups, and washington post appealing to the u.n.? have you noticed anything sticking to gain ground in the

fate of your brother? >> it is opaque and hard to tell. things happen on days i don't expect them. we found out on saturday his next trial date would be today. they do things when they want to. the more people look at this more they will do it based on rules than the whims. >> it is a helpless feeling to stand by and not impact your brother's fate. what would you tell your viewers? >> go on twitter and look at hash tag free jason or freejason.net. we have a lot of informati and f million signatures at change.org/freejason. it takes ten seconds to sign the petition. people look at that in iran and

the united states. and see that people care about this. >> i am a believer people can feel it when people are knowing people are praying for him. >> i try to tell his wife and mom to tell them that. i don't think they realize the totality and how many people are rooting for jason to come home immediately. i hope he's getting that message and it is so overwhelming and with the support we have got, it is hard to understand it. >> we hope he does know and he would experience it himself very soon. thank you. >> and caught on camera. two paragliders in the mercy of the wind. what happened next? >> wild fires in another state

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>> right now, the man accused of killing eight people, connelly is facing murder charges. he was in a relationship with the female victim and one of the children killed was their son. connelly surrendered after a stand off and the police discovered the gruesome queen. >> anger growing at the epan

after a spill. millions of gallons of sludge. and now flowing from colorado in new mexico and utah. what is it like along the rin river? sherry is owner of a camp ground. tell us where are you situated? is your business on the river. >> yes, my camp ground is on the river. >> what does it look like? >> it is real yellow and shocking. on saturday morning when it first arrived, i went down to the river and it made me cry. it was terrible. >> did you have any heads up it was coming your way. >> the water quality burro asked to come down and take samples. and they told us it would arrive 6 or 7:00 a.m. on saturday

morning. >> it is a vibrant color that does not look normal. arsenic level 300 times and lead above normal. do youous it for your business? >> no. we use it for irrigation right out of the river and we have lawn and flowers and a vegetable and we can't use it. it is also our water supply and we have treated water available for 30 days. >> what are officials telling you when it would be safe to swim and fish? >> they don't know and they don't tell us much. all of the song birds left. and the canadian geese will not land on it. they know it is not right. and we have deer and other animals that drink and i am

worry about? >> you are worried they will survive? >> does the river have any smell? >> no. there is not any smell. >> with it polluted and toxic, you wonder what it is like up close. what is your reaction when you hear the epan is responsible for this? >> this is a act of domestic terrorism and they did it on purpose and should be prosouted. >> they say it was an accident and they were trying to clean out the mines. we are trying to gather information on what transpired and how this could happen so big and affect so many different water ways. do you feel like you are getting enough information or are officials telling you the status as far as the toxic levels. >> no, they are not telling us

anything. and i have people with reservations asking me if the water here is safe. >> what do you tell them. >> i say we have a supply of drinking water and enough to bath in but not get in the river. >> i know it is relatively new and the information is new as well. we'll so if you get more information and whatever it is better. we appreciate. it >> thank you for your concern, jenna. >> you can see the color of the water. >> normally a beautiful river. and i have been down there and awful what the epa has done. >> hillary clinton unveiling a new plan to make college more affordable. we'll have that next. and planning ahead. why now could be the best time

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in the granite state. and mike emmanuel live in the dc burro with more. >> hillary clinton's plan to make college more affordable has a 10 billion price tagging over ten years. and cut deductions from high income families to pay for it. sanders is calling for free tuition in public colleges and martin o'malley is pitching that they should be debt- free-for-all americans. he hasn't released the cost and how to pay for. it but the democrats are targeting young voters. clinton said higher education should be a right and not a privilege for those who can afford it. >> i believe our success is not measured by how much the wealthiest americans have. and how many young people go to college without drowning in

debt. i want to make college affordable. >> former florida governor jeb bush said it would raise taxes and increase government debt and double down on a failed obama policy that led to a new normal of sluggish economic growth and rising college coasts spurred by washington. and marco rubio is not impressed. >> what she's doing again, the thing they do on the left. how to raise taxes on people. and making business in america more expensive and pouring it in an outdated higher education system. >> republican candidates don't like her plan, it will be interesting to see if clinton's proposal goes far enough. >> it will be fascinating to see it develop.

>> and a new wildfires in northern california. mandatory evacuations were ordered and meanwhile in arizona, a large wild wile forcing folks out of 150 homes. >> it just came a big wall and started and when it moved and it was moving and we just barely got out. >> we have more in the fox weather center and check out the image behind. >> it keeps getting worse and we have incredible droubt in the area, jenna and no measurable moisture. the fires are spreading southward and eastward and dozens up here and to the northwest and moving in the four corner ares and temperatures are warm and high fire dangerous are extreme for the northwest.

we have a fire weather watch and red flag warnings because it is so driveway and we have moisture in here and because of the drought, and combf this moisture is evapiating and you are left with dry lightning and could spark more wildfires. we will get more moisture for four corners but none of the areas that we need. it it is so dry potential moisture evaporates before it hits the ground. it is extreme to exceptional for much of the west. and the other story, is the heat advisory and heat indexes from 115 degrees. and it is dangerous, dangerous to be outside in the south central plains and mississippi river. heat index close to 110 degrees and that will be the case for the next several days.

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>> i am jam colby in for gretchen today. coming up. hillary clinton's plan to make college more affordable. and where the money comes now. >> and a lawsuit against tony stewart. and how does the democratic party's vocal critics secure the nomination. that's what bernie sanders is

trying to do. all that and more in the top of the hour. >> and parasail line connecting to the boat suddenly snapped. the 20-year-old and his sister were paragliding. and all of the sudden the line breaks and launched them high in the air. the blew them inland and they walked away with just a few scrapes and bruises. >> and the siblings say they only member in the air a moment when the stormbly in. >> you are what you eat and a beverage joined said it is not the problem for people who are oboes. coke-cola places the emphasis and not cutting calories. they are recruiting scientists

and investing millions in a nonprofit to spread that message. critics say diet is important. does coke-cola make a fair point or bad science? we'll have our md with her private practice. this is organization global energy balanced network. who are they? >> they are a nonprofit organization that coke-cola right. they are part yawly right. physical exercise is important. we have to sleep and consume and health is more than physical activity. >> network or coke-cola is saying it doesn't matter how much you are eating or drinking. have a couple of cokes as longs you exercise.

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the department of labor looking at ways to help more americans keep the cash they earn when they retire. public hearing today on a proposed rule could ensure financial advisers put the security of customers first. how you ask? that's a big question. supporters say americans lose 17 billion a year because advisers look out for their best interest. they'll make it harder to have someone look over their finances. that hearing is one step to reshape retirement investment advice in the next few decades, see what comes of it, john? malaysia is sending investigators to the maldives to see if debris that washed up there is from flight 370. debris found nearly two weeks ago is being analyzed in france.

a wing fragment is part of the plane that vanished with 239 on board. now to outer space. even astronauts have to eat vegies, don't get away from that. crew at the international space station chowed on leafy greens grown in 0 g as an experiment in self sufficiency in outer space. phil keating in miami has more on this. hi, phil. >> reporter: hi, jenna. who knew a space salad could make history. an hour ago, that's what happened as space station residents for the first time ate home grown in space red row main lettuce, high drama watching that nasa feed come down from space as they pulled the tray of lettuce out of the rack where it has been growing for the last month in the columbus module. after tasting it raw, they became the first astronauts to

consume the first food grown entirely in space. >> woo hoo. >> that's awesome. good. >> tastes good. >> yeah. >> kind of like arugula. >> it is fresh. how about that for positive reviews. this lettuce experiment proves we can grow vegies in space which is important if we're ever going to send astronauts to mars with a round trip that lasts about a year. long duration space flight really does require self sufficient astronauts that can grow their own food or a good portion of it. also growing in space are red leaf lettuce and flowers. to study how they pollen ate in micro gravity to figure out how to grow fruit is space as well. plus, astronauts say the flowers make life in space a little more

lovely. happening now outside the space station, russian cosmonauts are almost four hours into their spacewalk, rigging new equipment. washing windows even and performing a photographic inspection of the exterior, about a six hour spacewalk. in a couple more hours, their big reward on this historic day on the space station, they'll go inside, have fresh salad! >> i love it. it tastes like arugula. they seemed happy with it. that's great. why not. >> reporter: anything tastes good in space. thank you very much. >> who knew, john. >> how do you get dressing to stick? >> so many questions we don't have the answer to. >> wow. got to be blue cheese. what do targets, sky diving and whales have in common? they're part of our final 30 next. you do all this research on the perfect car.

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spring of another famous white whale in the area. >> captain ahab is jealous. and kevin burns of minnesota crossing sky diving off his bucket list after being diagnosed with alzheimer's. >> that's nice. jamie colby is in for gretchen on "the real story" which starts now. thanks, guys. violence erupts in ferguson, missouri after a day of peaceful protests that mark one year since black teenager michael brown was shot and killed by a white police officer. hi, everyone, i am jamie colby. i am in for gretchen today. let me show you some of that tense scene. when it was all said and done, one man critically injured in a shooting with police. officials say the suspect was firing at plain clothes detectives before being pursued and shot by officers. several others, including three offirs