prayers and thoughts are with jimmy carter. >> so few people have been president of the united states to be fascinating lives and he spoke of his as a huge blessing to him so we wish him well. goodbye, everybody. >> we start with more fallout from the hillary clinton e-mail scandalously get a new poll members on how another democrat could shake up the race for the white house. i am jenna lee. >> later today there will be a status hearing in the judicial watch lawsuits over hillary clinton's e-mails but now learning new details about a striking detail that is buried inside the state department

filed. >> kathryn?ent filed. >> kathryn? >> the judicial watch lawsuit confirms mrs. clinton did not use a state department issued device that was certified secure and this means all the devices in the photos please see from many months are not government encrypt it. rather they were personally owned byis rsrs.clinton. this takes a lot of national security data to a whole new level. the court filing and the federal court hearing in washington reads in part, quote, the code for the state department agency, does not believe any personal computing device was itmessd by the department to hillary clinton and has not located any such device at the department. fox news asked about this itmes of certification earlier this week. >> devices were pofed to the

e-mail server certrtiied secure. >> i am not aware of any certification and i am afraid to inform secretary clinton and her staff. >> we learned mrs. clinton was not itmessd a gove. ment device which would be standard accordance with the rules. and blackberries, thher can no longer be located and the state department believes they were outdated models. >> thank you. the director of the center for the policy of virginia. it is blatantly clear to us that how one sees this story depenre what quarter they are fighting from. you get to be the referee. antow doed mou see this? >> the polarization as america causes of republicans tor the dreca dimlag democrats by

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likelyr paying attention in august. does that apply acrotme the boah to many news story out there whether it is an oculus or something like the fbi investigating modur server? >> ihaveis ea political activists in both parties. they are the ones vopofng in th caany the turn outs are quite low. i wish they were higher but t,ite low. that is what i was r woerring t. no question if you have of high-profile story whether it is donald trdac on the reperilican side or the e-mail scandal for side or the e-mail scandal for hillary clintonis ore people pay ad soenpofon. at least they absorb more from the headlines. may nottinet into the story but dsoe eis ore from the he-rlines. >> a new poll from quinnipiac university to sys hillary clint is the clear winner for in three swing states, florida, ohio and

pennsylvania. devce president j d biden also rda well and better against top republican voters, and who they inouldr n were held today joy biden beat donald trump in florida by thre points and jres of the ten we should note earlier this week the poll that shows the dintoerence between donald trda and hillary clinton shrinking. what do you think of this potenticil biden story? >> part of it is joe biden is now presented as the non clinton alternapofve. a lot of people sayinged mes because they are really saying i have some concerns about antillary. joe biden has been around long enough to know that you are never as pop. mar as the day beforeed mou and houandeed for president lee genusel are going downhill. a star replatoeng oldr

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clintons. at a certain point the scandal takes on a lrtie of its own. it is close tot right now and that is when the candidate really has probleme l antow doed moutino fora campaign agenda when anytime you have press avail dilityed mouis eet inith nois aal ticters, thher mainly about scandals. >> no one is asked about the scandable something the pretme only focused on, mrs. clinton for the next weekend at, up tab bng a time ou it ine will see what hap. w over the next few days. i will continue to quoteed mou the al wy. ine al wnt to hear fromed mou, e-mail controversy preventing hillary clinton from ged soing e clinominat that is it that big a deal? i you waiting for an official indinkment b woore mab bng the decision? larry makes a good point. we don't know if that will ant do. w that live shot, good to foxnewe lcom to join the conversation.

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have 95 are large and and contained and they're getting better over the next three days. >> an important story we will keep an eye on. ten chaos returning to the streets of st. louis as protests erupted over a new police shooting. the demonstration turning violent with officers using teargas to clear the streets when protesters threw glass bottles and bricks at them as well leading to nine arrests. >> tonight a group of

individuals, protesters came together. as they repair they blocked the street and after repeated requests from police officers to clear that intersection we started to make arrests but we made a couple arrests and people moved to the sidewalk and peace was restored. as officers left the area and the group came back just as the officers were about to respond to a few additional arrests the group started to march. jenna: the rest after police shot and killed an armed black teenager he said he pointed to gun at them as he tried to leave the scene of a possible drug bust. >> isis claiming responsibility for a massive car bombing in the egyptian capital of cairo, the blast wounding 29 people there and ripping the facades of of a government building. thankfully no deaths were reported. the terror groups as the bombing is in retaliation for the country's execution of six convicted militants in a. jenna: christians threatened in the middle east as hundreds of thousands flee the brutality of

the terror group. is this the end of christianity in the region as extremists strive to wipe it from the map keep the big changes next time you go to the movies, one major theater chain is rolling out as of today. the breach at the website ashley madison could expose secrets in washington, this growing scandal next. aha! cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! have you touched the stuff?. it's evil. and ladders. sfx: [screams] they have all those warnings on 'em. might as well say...

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"happening now". hackers releasing info on the web site ashley madison advertised as a place for married people to have affairs. taxpayers could be getting jilted too. turns out washington d.c. has the highest number of subscribers. rich edson join those live with more on this. >> many of those subscribers are using government e-mail addresses according to several tech publications. a group calling itself impact team says it is responsible for stealing the data of 30 million ashley madison accounts. posted that information on the dark webb, a section of the internet only certain web browsers can access. take exit separates going to the once thought secure profile rashly madison users have found 15,000 accounts of government e-mail addresses reportedly with scores of addresses from department of state, lance ted purdy, labor, federal bureau of investigation, a federal aviation administration and more. reports also cite e-mail

addresses for whitehouse.gov the white house officials use a different e-mail address, users offering fake e-mails, names and addresses calling into question who is responsible for these accounts. avid life media is the parent company of ashley madison, saying the fbi and canadian authorities are investigating the hack. the company writes, quote, these are eligible at acts that of real consequences for innocent citizens going about their daily lives regardless if it is your private pictures or personal thoughts that slipped into public distribution, no one has the right to build brand reveal that information to audiences, the hackers reportedly urged the expose potential cheaters to sue avid life media for failing to protect their identity and personal data. >> thanks very much. so many messages from people saying who is ashley madison as if it were a person. the site was created and they

could the name from two popular female names tom daschle lee and madison. jenna: interesting investigative reporting. now those names are forever changed in our minds. the most heavily armed border, tens of thousands of u.s. troops are stationed, this as gunfire exchanged in the north threatens military action could escalate, and big news overnight on that. a 19-year-old man goes on a cross-country trip with a childhood friend, then vanishes without a trace. more on his mysterious disappearance and a short time ago president jimmy carter making his first public comments since announcing he has cancer despite a serious illness, president carter's showing he has a self a healthy sense of humor, we will talk about the former president's diagnosis next. >> president obama called, the vice president called, hillary clinton called, secretary of state college, first time they have called me in a long time.

jenna: rising tensions near the most heavily on the border where u.s. troops are stationed as north and south korea exchange gunfire with the north running more military action in 48 hours. the south doesn't stop broadcasting anti north propaganda with what speakers on the border. the south says these broadcasts to the north planted land mines that wounded two south korean soldiers earlier this month. south korea is raising its highest level. >> jimmy carter making his first public comments since announcing he has cancer. carter's revealing of the cancer first discovered as a tumor on his liver spread to his green.

connell: undergo radiation treatments, but he sounded remarkably calm about the road ahead. >> exciting adventuress resistance, much more so than my wife was. now i feel it is in the hands of god. >> the did you the chief medical officer of the american cancer society. four spots on his brain, what is his prognosis and course of treatment? >> difficult to say when any individual's prognosis is. let's talk about what we know about president carter. relatively small, completely removed and four small spots on

the brain with older technology we may never even found. by removing the lesion with focused radiation on the brain lesions, doing well with the type of treatment being offered. >> when doctors perform this very focused radiation on those four different spots, two mm which is very tiny but because they are so tiny, up can they eradicate them? >> yes they can pinpoint them and can eradicate them but even more important is getting a form of therapy, treatment where research was started when jimmy carter was president just before he was president and joy these were just approved by the fda so bad that will release the immune

system to do what it is supposed to do, fight the invader, fight the cancer. very possible in may attack the other lesions that could be in the brain. the key issue here is it is a difficult situation, metastatic melanoma spread through the body, it difficult situation. president carter, able to get control of what we know is the cancer, finally he knew about this in may several months later and apparently no additional legions have become evident. that is a reasonably good sign. >> that they could have -- they could emerge at any time so they have people watching his brain, mris hence against, but the rest of his body as well. these can spread to other vital organs, lungs. >> certainly is a can.

as the president noted, a pretty amazing time to listen to how he talked about it. he is fully informed and as the president mentioned, they will do serious scans, serial examinations over time and keep looking carefully to see if any lesions show up. the possibility if not the probability that might happen. let's remember he is getting a form of therapy that hopefully will help his party address, use the body's own mechanisms to beat the cancer. >> we admire his determination, his courage and his willingness to talk so openly and honestly because it helps a great many other people out there who may be facing similar situations. thank you very much for your insights as well. >> thank you.

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>> quick look at what is still to come and expressive press school turned upside-down by rape allegations. against a teenager on how she became a target of the so-called senior salute. the brutality of isis driving christians and other minorities from their homes. will this violence speller extinction for christianity in the middle east? what lies beneath beautiful waters of the golf? big worries now about what might emerge from the deep blue sea and put americans in danger. jenna: oil going as low as $30 a barrel as gas prices, the current national average for regular gas at $2.65 a gallon, it is expected to drop even further. elizabeth macdonald is live at the fox business network on why this is happening and what is next. liz: citigroup saying a number of wall street shops are saying watch out, will could drop to

potentially in the $30 a barrel range, at a 6 year low, we haven't seen oil trade this low since fight of the financial collapse. what is this about? supply and demand, hitting record levels of supply output, saudi arabia, u.s. supply still gunning, going on strong and that demand issue, summer driving season coming to an end and china economic slowdown, oil prices have been coming down. the other talk on wall street is we could see $2 a gallon for gasoline by christmas time. already we are seeing $2.65. some parts of the country are seeing higher than that because of refinery problems. gas prices are higher like chicago and even urine $5 a gallon in california. the other thing we are watching, airline ticket prices, fly the friendly skies, ticket prices

are dropping at their fastest rate since 1995. jenna: $2 a gallon gas sounds great but the broader economy if there is weakness, the stock market not looking as great that adds concerns. the market is trading lower by 220 points. liz: when you strip out the energy boom and health-care stocks the market returns are not doing that great. what we are watching our domestic stocks, the russell, the small-cap indices are trading negative territory year-to-date. there is concern about demand in the united states but with the summer driving season over you will see gas prices go down so that will help consumers spending. jenna: thank you. >> more dramatic testimony from the accuser in the new hampshire

press school rate fry we have been falling on "happening now". as the girl was a 15-year-old freshman at the time of the alleged acts tells the jury she felt, quote, frozen when she said that defendant became aggressive with her. prosecutors say the raid happened as part of a tradition at the elite prep school known as senior saloon where senior woods made sexual conflicts of senior -- feel students before graduation. the e-mails shows a young woman knew about the tradition before meeting up with him. joining the s now, criminal defense and former prosecutor keith sullivan, criminal defense attorney, thanks for being with us. there are no witnesses to this so it is he said she said, her credibility versus his. however she did have a conversation with several

friends and in one statement she recalled telling her friends the following, put it up on screen, i think i just have sex. did you want it? accuser, i don't know. i have no idea. does that hurt her credibility? in a case whether it was consensual or not? >> it absolutely does this this woman is coming in unequivocally stating i did not want to have sex, he forced and self on me. this is not a situation unwanted to be in. immediately thereafter the outcry, she never said she was raped, never says it wasn't consensual, none of those things, she is sort of unsure. >> people tend to be more accurate and truthful immediately after an incident than they do months or years later. >> before the parents get involved or detectives and prosecutors. >> i want to play a sound bite. what the accuser told her friends we put on the screen a

moment ago, it stands in contrast to what she told the jury, take a listen. >> i didn't kick or scream or really push. but i did say no. i said no three times. >> i see this as of very naive young victim of a rape. lot of times there as she stated in her own words, she probably is confused about is this my fault, i did and initiate a meeting with him and a lot of times victims think people want to blame them. what we see is very common among raid victims. i am not shocked by her reaction. >> what may prove pivotal are the e-mails, e-mail exchange between the accuser and the accused. this is after the alleged rape. defendant, you are an angel. the accuser, you are quite an

angel yourself. does that sound like the words of a person who had just been raped to her rapist? >> it doesn't sound like the words of a victim and our two after she has been raped and after she has gone away in a place of safety, and she is far away from them. there are other text messages where she calls him a gym and says did you use a condom. these will cut her credibility. >> the prosecution knew that the defense was going to exploit that and they preemptively asked her on the witness stand before cross-examination about it, here is. >> was afraid of him coming after me again or coming to confront me or make fun of me. >> that his explanation for calling him an angel after he raped her. do you buy that? >> yes, she is a naive young

girl. i thought he would make fun of me. they are more concerned about being publicly ashamed than i should tell the truth. i am not at all dealing with the defense is trying to say in this case. >> one of the things jurors struggle within cases like this is why would the accuser lied? why would she falsely claimed rape? the defense has to come up with an explanation. >> not necessarily. it would be good and helpful but practically speaking it is not a legal requirement but it would be incredibly helpful. this girl is young, naive, just maturing. to get inside air head and figure out why is very difficult to do but it wouldn't be the first time an alleged rape victim had what some in that industry had regrets sex. after the fact you feel guilt, remorse, a variety of reasons. not saying that happened in this case the that is possible.

>> you could sort of see that and the defense will likely argue it was a secret until people found out and then she felt guilty about it and decided i got to tell people it was forcible and i didn't consent to it because my morality and honor is at stake. >> i have seen that happen before but they did a rape kit and there was dna that was revealed and the data that will hurt the defendant is we didn't have sexual intercourse, it is a result of dry -- >> sexual contact he describes it but not intercourse and there's a difference. >> where did the dna come from t d >> from the sexual contact but not intercourse. >> his credibility, we joy and have that. >> i will stop myself from describing intercourse, would be really unwise. thank you very much for being here. jenna: and 19-year-old man goes for a jog and vanishes without a trace, one of the most bizarre

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>> please call it a baffling disappointments in colorado in july. from tennessee, a cross-country trip with childhood buddies. officers a keller was out for a his friend got ahead of him and they never saw him again. police searched the rugged area, did not find a clue. fowl play has not been ruled out. $50,000 reward is being offered. >> isis and other extremists keep a firm grip on the middle east. we see what happens to the lord. is minorities like christians, people pushed out and enslave the gruesomely murdered. new york times magazine asked if

this is the end of christianity in the region. the decline started 100 years ago, dramatically relieve this century. next guest writes this, quote, with the fall of saddam hussein christians leave iraq in large numbers and a population down to 500,000. today as many as 1.5 million in 2003. arab spring made things worse as dictators like hosni mubarak and gaddafi we're topple. their longstanding protection of minorities also ended. isis is looking to eradicate christians and other minorities all together. eliza griswald report on this for the new york times magazine and spent a decade in the region. we talked about this story before but not in so much detail as you have been able to report on. a basic question, how bad is it in the region for christians? >> it would be fair to say since the invasion of 2003 we have seen hundreds of thousands of

christians leaving and there have been targeted campaign, killing and kidnapping for ransom over the last decade, 14 years. that said, what we are seeing now is the population that is partly out of fear for what is going to happen but not only isis driving them from the region but the threat of survival. >> what is the role of isis? when you look at the landscape of what is forcing christians to leave or otherwise be under threat how big is the threat of isis? >> it is an existential threat not just against christians but in larger numbers, and other religious and ethnic minorities as well and if isis doesn't go these communities face their end. >> one line in your article that resonated with me is someone told you this is the first time in 2,000 years that there wasn't a christian mass in mos old. a lot of us don't reali . a lot of us don't realize the

depth of christianity. >> these at the birthplaces of christianity. some of the ancient masses are practiced in aramaic, and for the first time in 2,000 years these communities are being driven out of these ancient places. >> what would help? >> essentially the most important thing is to get rid of isis right now. we're looking at that. that is a tweet in your window. >> you describe the resistance of speaking about the battle against isis and also an issue to protect christians. why is there resistance from our government from talking about the plight of christians in the region? >> there's a real resistance to talking about religious identity. it makes sense because isis is looking to paint the west as

crusaders. if we talk about christian suffering, is easier to talk about other forms of suffering because it doesn't play into it the crusading left. that said there is nothing we can do to avoid what isis wants to paint. >> the plight of jews in world war ii, you are looked at supporting the jewish population. >> i want to commend president obama who has spoken against this. >> the recent events the forced in to come forward because of the agreed to nature of stories we have seen. it is interesting you mention religious leaders saying this has been an experiment, seeing different religious groups together, the difference acts of muslims and otherwise and he said now i vote for divorce. this is not going to work, having these groups together but does that mean christianity won't exist in the middle east? >> in each country where christians survive there are

different circumstances. if we look egypt, the situation in jerusalem, israel, different situations. if we were to say what christians in iraq and other minorities to get what they want is a safe-haven. that save haven would be constitutionally guaranteed under the iraqi constitution and they would have a right to be part of the nascent national guard. without isis gone this makes no sense because isis, which they would like to be. with isis gone if there is the region if we see iraq fracture which it already has and the sunni/shia, could there be a space for ethnic and religious minorities to be together in one group? that is the question we are seeing. jenna: the priority of getting rid of isis and making that the number one priority and moving from there. everyone should read your piece, we enjoyed having you on the program.

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>> let's check out what is ahead on outnumber. what is coming up? sandra: hillary clinton's team stopped joking about the e-mail scandal land sites fox news in her defense has of fellow democrat wonders if the controversy could do her white house hopes. will be seymour defections? give us a shot out. the fallout from the hacking of ashley madison keeps growing and growing. why does it have washington d.c. especially nervous? the implications are deep. the founder of navy seal team 6 not happy about the plans to

open the try outs to women. are his concerns legit? all that was our hash tag one lucky guy. very special justice at this hour. >> somebody really special? come on, tell me. pretend i am -- >> five more minutes. jenna: a new warning about a serious danger lurking in the gulf. one of the most active sea floors in the world with a busy shipping lanes, thousands of oil rigs, millions of pounds of bombs the military dumped their decades ago. >> who knew these dumping sites all over, eight in the gulf of mexico and off the coast of 16 other states from new jersey to hawaii and oceanographers at texas a&m university say there are millions of towns of live bombs. what did these pictures from the ocean floor and gulf war,

chemical weapons littering the sea floor. after world war ii the u.s. military had such a surplus of munitions experts say they were dumped in the water from 1946 to 1970 when it was eventually band. historians say people didn't think much about it back then because they were discarded in water so deep it was thought that they would never be disturbed but as we well know through the years humans have gone deeper and deeper in search of oil, put down utility cables and to fish and as more time passes scientists say joy danger increases. >> the containers could rust or degrade 3-time or metal containers used thought were totally impervious, enough time has gone by for things to start to corrode and break apart. >> world war ii era bomb was discovered near tampa, florida at the end of last month.

it washed ashore and was debt needed safety and this goes to show how easy it is for these bonds to wash ashore to pose a danger to the public. jenna: good heads up for us all. we will be right back.

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