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war. russia began airstrikes in syria claiming they target the islamic state, but the west is expressing concern that russian forces are also striking the rebel groups opposed to the syrian president assad. president obama said russia's support of the wry tall dictator -- of the brutal dictator is a, quote, recipe for disaster. >> we believe in sticking to our policy that the problem here is assad and the brutality he inflicted on the syrian people and that it as to stop. >> vladimir putin says they are with assad. >> the u.s. coast guard is searching for a ship which lost contact near one of the islands. meantime, joaquin has weakened from a category 4 storm to a

cat dwoar 3. category 3. and it is no longer going to directly hit the united states. but parts of the east coast could experience heavy rain and flooding. at least 26 people are dead and dozens more are injured after a mudslide in guatemala. it happened following heavy rains. a hillside about 300 feet high collapsed on to a neighborhood on the outskirts of the capitol city. hundreds of rescue workers are using shovels to find survivors. according to the emergency disaster agency there could be as many as 600 people missing. i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. fox news believe cha -- fox newschannel. >> women come to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levy. >> it is friday, tom. >> that's right.

tgif. >> you know what that stands for. >> let me guess. go to hell, tom shillue. >> no, thank god it's friday. what is wrong with you? >> my bad. >> and gths, by the way. >> let's welcome our guests. she only eats two meals a day. a bottle of red and a bottle of white. joanne nosuchunsky. i hope he titles his auto-biography, i ron. her hair is the star of rec key par tin's song "she bangs." the co-host of the political punk pod cast. he is smart as an eagle and as strong as the ox he eats for wreck fast. for breakfast. let's start the show. vegans got beef. animal rights activists stormed a canadian steak house

to protest meat eaters. they approached the decision maker at the keg steak house, the adorable hostess. >> i was wondering, i don't see dog meat here. that's the latest thing. this is a meat restaurant and yet i don't see dog meat. there is steak, but steak is made out of cow. i see have you chicken which is obviously kicken. and i see you've got pigs here, but you don't have dogs here. >> no. >> so i'm wondering why you don't have dog. why is there no dog meat? >> schooled. and wouldn't you know it, the activist plan worked. the steak house added dog meat to the menu. way to go activist. did you see the on tray? delicious. the group moved into the restaurant and yelled slogans like it is to the just steak, it is violence.

they spoke of cecil the lion and a chickened named little mercy who is just -- you know, i am going to let that crazy lady tell you about little mercy. >> and for those who know little mercy rescued from a sanctuary. we foe her as a centi yen being with a personality who loves corn, watermelon and hugs. >> lying in a sanctuary? that wouldn't be fun. wouldn't you like to be on a farm? free range? if we don't stand up for chickens like little mercy who will? >> i agree completely. there is a lot of good points made in this video. if you want to win people over to your cause, i said this for years, yell at a waitress. everybody really likes it when you just flip out on the wait staff. it is endearing and it is nice. the video i want to see is them preparing this and how

enthusiastic they were. this was their storming of the vestile. like we are going to convert so many people. everybody will walk out of the restaurant with us. this is great. this is our moment. and then you get that. >> they thought it would be a michael moore film, go in there and sting them. >> it was to the degree he likes to eat steak. >> if they wanted to save chicken, no one mentioned chicken. >> absolutely. if you want to be a chicken, they talk about chicken sactuaries and that is a steak house. if you are a chicken safest place to be is a steak house. there is no doubt about that. would this convince you at all? >> i do like to eat meat which i am lazy and poor. there is an elitism to the diet that has to be addressed. and the idea that the meat is violent is very, very confusing. violence tastes amazing of the.

>> it does. >> i had no idea. >> it is delicious and you think that -- there are only so many things you can do in a day if you are an animal rights activist. they are wasting a lot of energy on this steak thing when they can help the homeless animals. >> they can't help the homeless or the homeless animals. they are too busy cuddling and hugging mercy who is adorable. >> you know the real issue that we should be talking about is nuts. what's killing california? nuts. >> i was doing research on google, an internet thing. two gallons of water per almond and 2.4 per walnut, i am boycotting all nuts. >> that's amazing. ben makes a good point, but i like nuts almost as much as steak. i don't care. i will keep eating them. >> i like when you have one of those pecan crusts on your meat.

>> the hero of the film is the hostess. if that were me i would have already smacked the -- not smacked. i would have rolled my eyes several times or even just quit while yelling and leaving the restaurant. you don't pay me enough of the really she showed a lot of restraint. as far as the performance went i thought it was nice. the main woman that the lead actress could have memorized her lines and using those cue cards you are that passionate about it and you are reading off the piece of paper. and as for who ever brought the large signs and had to printout the small ones for that performance, they are out of the club. they are out of the vegan club. >> it seems like a bad case of planning, right? it looked like she was looking for an answer, but the hostess didn't supply any. >> comedy does not go well with lame protests. >> did they think we would be

laughing at this? >> where is your dog? like i don't understand sarcasm. there is no way anybody would have took her seriously. and then the signs -- now the thing to do is to do the small sign so you can sneak them in. no one in the back of the restaurant could see the sign. so she is not even reaching everyone. >> did you see where she said -- the woman said did you serve dog here and the hostess didn't say anything. she said i asked if they serve dogs and they say no dogs are cute. she didn't say any of that. >> some culture eats dog and why not? >> it is fantastic. >> have you had dog? >> i have never had dog. >> i had dog last night. >> did you? >> i know a guy. >> you must. wow, okay. let's do the next story. it is time for the most important story of the day. a group of sorority girls were shamed on tv taking

selfies while eating churros at a game. it was a market cking campaign paid for by the national churro counsel. i do have a hankerin dp for churros. let's show the video. >> look at the one on the right. do you have to make faces when you take selfies. >> one pour now. better angle. check it. did it come out okay? >> that's one of the best of the 300 pictures i took of myself. >> every girl in the picture is locked into her phone. every single one is dialed in. welcome to parenting in 2015. they are all just completely trans fixed by the technology. >> hold on. take a selfie with the hot dog. selfie with the churro. >> they are alfa-ki at arizona state university and this is

not the first time they were distracted by their phones. look. >> coming to you from the olympics. u.s. are huge underdogs. >> do you believe in miracles? yes! >> and look at this. >> are you not entertained?

are you not entertained? >> i don't think they were entertained. i detect a little sexism with the sportscasters pointing the camera at them and calling them girls? >> they are focused on them. obviously baseball is boring enough they will put the camera on these girls. i want thought that the brunette was looking at her phone, but not taking selfies. shy was doing what she -- she was doing what she should be doing and that's eating a lot of ice cream. >> the girls were offered free tickets to a game. they turned them down. they said you can give the tickets to a domestic violence charity. >> see a lot of the sorority vtz philanthropy and it is a charity they dedicate a lot of time to. it was very good of them to say that. if i were in the sorority i wok like what are you doing? -- what are you doing? i want to get more press? i want to be on tv.

>> it was smooth to turn it and make it about a charity. >> otherwise they may have looked foolish with the cell phones and the selfies. it definitely puts their sorority's name in a more positive light. >> ben, the broadcasters urged fans to take photos of themselves and submit them for a t-mobile fan of the game competition. it was them who set it up. >> there you go. that explains it all. this is a situation where baseball was america's pastime. move over sports. selfies are america's new pastime. and dare i say watching them watching themselves at a baseball game was more exciting than watching a baseball game. just get rid of the play entirely and watch the people -- watch the fans. they seem to be more interesting. certainly more than the arizona diamondbacks. >> hey, they are a good team, aren't they? >> i don't think so. >> baseball parks are for hot dogs. what is with the churros. trump will have to weigh in on this. >> some of us believe in cultural diversity. i stand with these young

women, not girls who are fantastic forgiving the money to charity. let's face it. they go to asu. there are worse photographs they could be taking. everyone who is gonna get it will get it. and to ben's point, isn't this a tacit admission by the sportscasters that this is a boring sport. if you did this during a football or hockey game fans would flip out. they have to cut back when the knicks -- >> if the knicks play basketball again show them and not the game. >> i like the slow pace of a baseball game. >> i have been watching this show called "scream queens" about a sorority house full of maniacs and i trust do not trust sorority girls and do not make them angry. they will murder you with a lawn poe better. lawn mower.

>> are you spoiling it for me. >> his silence was golden. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is less than pleased with the world's handling of iran. he promised there would be no israel in 25 years. he had choice words for the u.n's response. >> the response from this body , the response from nearly every one of the government's -- governments represented here has been absolutely nothing. utter silence, deafening silence. >> deafening silence indeed. netanyahu glared at the assembly for not speaking for 45 seconds. that is a longtime. to give you an idea how long i will play ringo's drum solo from the b side of abbie road on my iphone.

do you hear that? >> look he is still going. >> do you know long 45 seconds is? bb spoke saying perhaps you can now understand why israel is not joining you in this -- in celebrating this deal. it was quite a performance. did you watch it, will? >> i did to come on the show and talk about it. >> yeah, but -- >> did you sit through the whole -- it was amazing watching that. >> it was great. it was great. i loved it. in part it reminded me of my dad. it was also an effective thing to do. you see him and he is not staring forward. he is not being weird. he is going through the room and making contact with people. there are these guys from the foreign ministries and here is netanyahu a big guy and he is sizing up everyone in the

room. he is like i can take you. >> and you know every person is trying not to meet his gaze. you would immediately feel like you said it's your parents and they are looking at you and you are oh i am looking at my notes. what's going on this. >> and they have tear translations in the ear. they are saying he's not saying anything. i am not slacking off. he is leaving us with silence. >> i thought it was amazing and i thought it was a great message to send. he is fantastic. >> i am not a fan of benjamin netanyahu. he beat a guy herzog whose platform was racist and natural us stick. his campaign was dreadful. first of all my favorite moment of the speech was the tort 5 seconds. 45 seconds. he nailed it. and the backdrop, that wall, it looks like a floor. it looks like a marble floor and i think a janitor will walk up it and start buffering. he is lying on his back and

speaking like tay. but when he came and spoke in front of congress and made fun of the united states president i don't care what your politics are. i believe the foreign policy is dreadful, but i won't have somebody else from another country make fun of our president. i like israel more than eating cheese kurds. >> it doesn't sound it. >> i thought the speech was great and i thought he was handing it to the president because he is not getting the love he usually gets from the united states. what do you think, lisa? >> it must be really confusing for the mill millennials who don't know what the leader looks like. i think netanyahu is the kind of leader that we need again. i hate to get too serious. >> i love it. >> terry sappart, 2016. we need our own. >> all right. coming up, sweden is introducing the six-hour work

day. big deal when you factor in facebook. america has a two-hour work day. stay tuned. first who can forget this moment in sports.

sweden. that social democratic utopia

that my friends wish our country could emulate. it is no surprise that they are introducing the six-hour work day. yes, the land of universal health care and gravy-covered meatballs thinks 30 hours a week is plenty. it is not as effective as one would think said the ceo of an app based in stockholm. he said at the same time we are having it hard to manage our private life outside of work. what might surprise you is that i think it is a great idea. >> what? >> a healthy economy does not look at hours worked, but productivity. i think the work day is too long. as a result, we need too many breaks in the day. how about this? a six-hour day, no breaks. no lunch. eat a meal before and after work. we should be fine. keep some nuts at your desk. people will be able to spend more time with their families and spend less on child care

and they may feel less of a need to go drinking after work to blow off steam. sorry, joanne. that's right. they can go home and sit back on their norsborg and kick up their feet. will, should we be more like sweden? >> my boss isn't watching so we can admit it. nobody works for eight hours a day. are you kidding me? even when i am working like 12, their toon hours. no -- 13 hours. no, you are reading the internet and joking about the co-worker with the limp. you are doing normal work stuff. and then there are a few compressed hours where you are like a gecko getting it done. they are only admitting what we have known. six hours is enough to get it done. >> lisa, you look at the country and you say they take long vacation and a lot of people are on the dohl. i feel will is right.

we spend too much time in the office because we always have. >> maybe people don't want to spend more time with their children and family. >> yes! they want to be at work. they are going to work to escape. >> the kids go to school though, right? this is a major problem across america. this is what doesn't make sense. school is out at 2:theater and then the parents have this nebulous period with child care and people picking them up. >> it is a kinder care conspiracy. >> we drop the kids at school and go to work and get out -- we work. no breaks. we get out and pick the kids up at school. >> i am down for that. but i don't have kids. can i still leave at 2:30? >> yes, you that's -- yes you can. >> can i still go out drinking even if i wasn't stressed out? >> in many days you only work six minutes. this should seem ideal. >> happy hour is now 3-6. >> i love that. >> matter of fact i would correct that more. you get into work at 9:00,

10:00 in the morning. no bathrooms at any work. as soon as you have to go to the bathroom, you're done. you work until you have to pee and then you are done for the day. but you have to work hard. >> so the weaker bladder would have a shorter day. >> but you have to keep up the productivity or you're fired. >> i guess so. the eight-hour work day is based on day gone by. you don't need it. you can get work done at home on your phone. >> but we define oralses by our -- ourselves by our work. we bring work home. you are checking e-mails at all hours of the night and expected to apply if you have a work issued phone. in this country after you meet someone for the first time and you introduce yourself you then ask and what do you do? no other country does that that i'm aware of and i met a lot of people. work is so engrained in us

that to work less would seem like we are missing a part of us. we are losing a part of our routine and our culture. it is sad that's what it is, but that's the way it is. >> but what if you take away the lunch break sph you -- if you take away the lunch break? no chair of the you stand up and do your work and pound it through. by the time you are hungry you get out of there. >> the more we talk about it i like it less and less. i think i figured out what is going on here to lisa's point. we do want to stay away from our actual lives and love obsessing over work. that's because we are not all married to swedes. that's the variable. that's the big difference between their culture and ours. >> wow. amazing. one final point? >> the swedish ship, the muppet works fast. >> he has no eyeballs. >> coming up, what time is it? it is time to get a watch, pal

so you can tell what time's andy levy starts half time. stick around.

live from mesh's news headquarters i'm patricia stash. we are learning more about a u.s. army veteran who risked his life trying to stop the gunman in a deadly shooting rampage at umpqua community

college in oregon. authorities say chris mince was next door when he heard the shots. he confronted the gunman and tried to take him down. the attacker shot him seven times, but he survived and is in stable condition. >> blocked the door to ep could the gunman from -- to keep the gunman from coming in. he was shot three times and hit the floor and looked up at the gunman and said it is my son's birthday today. he was shot two more times. >> his vital signs are okay. he is gone pho have to learn to walk -- he is gonna have to learn to walk again, but he walked away with his life which is more than other. >> officials have identified him as 26-year-old chris harper mercer. they say he had six guns on campus and seven pour at his apartment. he died during a shootout with police. the man accused of killing hannah graham, but not tried for her murder will serve three life terms for a sexual

assault on a different woman in 2005. in addition to hannah graham he is charged with the murder of morgan harrington. he faces the penalty. people evacuated in a massive california wildfire are returning to find their holmesburg lar rised when they were gone. this was lake county where a fire killed four people and destroyed 1300 homes. police reportedly arrested half a dozen people on looting charges. the fire is almost fully contained. i'm patricia stark. now back to "red eye." for all of your headlines go to fox news.com. are you watching the most powerful name in newschannel. welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy in the "red eye" news desk. >> hi, tom. >> hi. >> how did it go? >> good. we missed you, andy. >> wait.

it was great. we missed you? >> it was great despite the fact we were without you, andy. >> something weird going on here. vegans protest at stake house. the amazing thing is the protesters look nothing like you would imagine a vegan protestor. will, you said you wanted to see them preparing for this preparing for the storm. i don't know if you remember, but this is the same group. the woman was going to a san francisco restaurant and she cried while she was telling the story about her little girl which was a chicken named snow that she had rescued. it was a pretty big story. i don't know if you remember that. >> that. >> just testing you. between snow and little mercy they may be making up this clicken. giant comedian ben kissle you brought up the thing in california what is the connection? >> people blame the -- a lot

of environmental concerns on satisfying -- on agriculture and consumption of food and the cows and the grains they eat. a lot of people blame the cows and meat eaters as opposed to eating themselves, the nut eater who are truly causing the drought in california and the countless wildfires. direct action everywhere is a contradiction. >> not really. not if you have enough people. >> that's true. >> tom, don't drink from your mug while ben is talking. >> what happens there? >> it takes up half the screen. >> oh wow. >> you said the hero here is the hostess. if it was you you would have rolled your eyes and quit. you would have done what this hostess did. you would have put up with the [bleep]. >> or given a little sass back. or if you said if you come back in a week dog will be on the menu. let us switch out the menus and you can come back and we will serve you.

>> you said comedy about them serving dog does not go with lame protests. i don't think they viewed it as comedy because that would imply they are not humor less. >> that's true. you got me there. >> the sorority girl selfie sparked something. i mentor a lot of sorority girls. one thing i tell them is no cameras during our mentor session. >> did you ever pose for selfies with this will? >> no, my whole point is no cameras during the sessions. >> it doesn't count if you don't see your face. >> shame on you. >> you said obviously baseball is boring. how dare you? how dare you? >> i'm from florida. name a good team in florida. >> sounds like you are from russia. i do agree with you on one thing though, lisa. can we show the video again?

the girl on the bottom right is the only one not taking selfies. and she could be the only one there. i would say good for her. she should feel free to contact me. >> high five for brunettes. >> you said watching the girls watching themselves was more exciting than watching a baseball game. again, how dare you? what is going on with the baseball haters? do you understand the mets are in the playoffs? >> the mets are in the playoffs and that's only exciting because they were so bad for so long. >> what do you hate more baseball or israel? >> oh my god. baseball. >> will, you said they go to asu. there is a lot worse photos they could have been taking. what did you mean by that sph. >> that's a joke that a

certain segment of the population will get it and the rest will be ig for rant. ig -- ignorant. >> now explain what it means. >> are you talking the mlk party? >> the what? >> they had trouble when a frat had an mlk party. >> no. i am obviously not following the comings and goings of college students quite like you, andy. >> oh. will, tom asked if you watched it and you said you did because we are doing it on the show. is it fair to say outside of the internet nobody really cared about this? >> yeah, i would say that's probably true. i don't think a u.n speech has the same entertainment value as a sports game or a donald trump appearance. for the 15 netanyahu fans who watched they loved it. >> you said everyone in the

crowd was probably trying really hard not to meet bb's gaze. >> i don't think anyone in the crowd cared. do we have that tape? can we show it? >> i was afraid it was possible we hadn't run that into the ground yet. >> thank god we showed that again. >> giant 3d of ben kissle. they said you were pro-america. can you be pro-america without being pro-netanyahu? >> i don't think he is a good prime minister. i think what he said in front of our u.s. congress was blasphemous and dare i say out of line anti-american and inappropriate for a foreign leader to talk about a sitting president in our congress? >> ben kissle doesn't like the jews. >> what is happening here sph this rumor cannot begin. >> you made a good point.

>> i am completely kidding. i don't like bb either. >> thank you. >> i am getting put through the ringer here. >> we will leave the anti-american speech on soil to our own president. >> i am for that. >> sweden's six-hour work day. tom you said you agreed with a six-hour work day. that a healthy exe does thought work -- economy does not flourish through long hours, but productivity. then you say it robs the normal physical conditions of development and activity and has a premature exhaustion and death of the labor port itself. -- party itself. >> did i say that? >> oh no that was karl marx instead. will you said nobody is working eight hours a day and if you are working 10 and 12-hour days you are not really working. you are reading the internet. you understand some pile -- people aren't journalists and

they have real jobs? >> you are a journalist, right? >> no. some people actually go out in a field or a mine. >> you seem to have a lot of experience. >> take your east coast elitist elitist -- their minds and fields. >> women can work too. >> let's not -- and who is your co-worker with the limp? >> the swin24 on twitter. don't follow. >> oh swin! >> by the way, the six-hour workweek sounds better. >> we are going to do this. >> as long as one is not saturday. >> and seriously, the five of it day workweek is the thing that needs to go in all seriousness. 10 hours a day four days a

week is better for everyone, isn't it? >> or eight hours a day and four days a week. >> that's what the government does already. you can choose to do that. >> 10 hours a day for four days? >> they get every other friday off. >> the longer day, andy, that's when you lose the productivity. >> how would you know? >> oh burn! >> you know what i do? >> correct my mistakes? >> this. >> and the other half is brewing coffeeful gosh -- coffee. >> bye. >> we have to take a break. more stories when we come back.

if you have kids, you know that packing for a trip isn't easy. you have to bring along everything, cereal, gauze, extension cords and 350 rolls of toilet paper. owait. that's not my family. that's the new york jets football team who are playing in london, england this weekend. british toilet paper is apparently too thin. in all the team is bringing 5,000 different items to the uk and every aspect of the short trip has been meticulously planned. the "new york times" said senior manager of operations said they would wander past shops and it worries him.

it is hard to tell the guys don't stop. keep walking. those are the things that keep us up at night. we get through security and someone stops and we leave ryan fitzpatrick because we didn't know he wasn't there. wow. this looks like a normal amount of stuff you pack in your giant suitcase. i can only shop for toilet paper at costco and it will last a couple days. disgusting imagery. i apologize. >> i love the potty human. >> guys don't use much toilet paper. did you live with a guy? >> i lived with a guy once and i swear to god we went through like one box the whole time relived there. >> you're weird. >> i used to have a female roommate and now i have a male roommate and the male roommate uses less toilet paper. i use the same amount. >> i don't think this is not

all men don't use the appropriate amount of toilet paper. >> the appropriate amount is a small amount. >> i wrap myself up like a mummy and run around. that's what i do with toilet paper. you have to have fun. >> how much toilet paper does everyone use? >> joanne? >> i need one square. >> was this over planning on the part of the jets? >> apparently it has been 11 months they have been planning this. the director of operations or whatever has made two what do you call them practice trips to see how it all would go. they mapped out the route from the bus to the walkway and to the plane and everything. the only thing they aren't doing is having the players hold hands as they go from place to place. it is not that they are doing all of this, but they flew over the chef from the hotel to america to see how their chef cooks. it seems a little much.

>> it does show you the juvenile quality of it. these players are taken care of in all aspects. >> it would seem the jets' senior management, they think their players are dumb. like stupid people would leave the quarterback. he walks into the duty free shop and buys the cigarettes and the booze. i guess they don't need the toilet paper. did you know that about toilet paper in england? >> i assumed. >> they also used less water. they have less water in the toilet when you go overseas. >> they have the two flushers too. >> lisa quick before we go. anything? >> they are also bringing cereal. they don't sell cereal in london. >> the whole thing is like the reverse rocky training in siberia of the -- siberia.

and also isn't the whole game of football rely on the fact that there is one person that tells them what to do and where to go and they basically say we can't rely on them to do that. >> we'll see how it goes. >> we will close things out with a bedtime story.

a bride and groom were recently stopped by airport security just for packing wedding favors. cute little candles. the tsa has gone too far. the couple was carrying bottles with fuses labeled tnt. i guess it was justified. it turns out their first names both start with a t and hence the t-n-t. bomb specialists at denver airport decided that the wax and fuses were attached to bath salts they were giving out as wedding favors. it seems ridiculous, at least until you see a picture of the couple. oh yeah. >> they look so happy. >> wedding supplies provided

by acme and co. was this extreme? they were little wedding favors. >> what is ks stream is a wedding that -- what is extreme is a wedding that gives out bath salts. no. you blame the tsa for this. we hate the tsa. they are incompetent. nothing about the good men and women on the ground, but the bureaucracy. if it never crossed the couple's mind carrying bottles full of sandy stuff with tnt was not going to set off security, you would hope they don't have kids. >> you do blame them then? >> totally. >> somehow can we relate this to clock boy from a couple weeks ago? >> people overreact so mop. croc boy i will -- clock boy i will say it did -- it wasn't your typical clock. it was intricate. >> it looked scarier than the wedding favors, didn't it? >> as far as i know richard

reid did not have the word tnt on his shoes when he was walking through. use your mind and look at it and say obviously let's check it out, but odds are a terrorist would not bring on something cartoonishly labeled tnt. it is insane. >> the thing is we make fun of the couple and say they are knuckle heads, but when you are getting married you are thinking of other things, right? >> this is the first wedding favor that anyone will keep. oh it was on that news story. most wedding favors are stupid. i don't need a match book with your name on it. >> i always save the matches and they last a few years. i light candles and things like that. >> no wedding favors. don't do it at all. use it on your open bar and upgrade to top shelf. >> it costs so much money. i was just at a wedding and they gave everyone vermont syrup. do you know how much that costs? >> a lot of money. >> it was amazing. >> bath salts are a terrible

gift. >> they last forever because who takes a bath and who uses toilet paper? special thanks and that does it for me. i'm tom shillue. see you next time. there's one thing you can never have sex without. it's consent. because sex without it... isn't sex. it's rape. it's on us to stop sexual assault. learn how and take the pledge at itsonus.org.

president obama doubles down on calls for new gun control legislation in the wake of the oregon campus massacre. this, is "special report." good evening, welcome to washington, i'm brett baier. president obama is putting the blame for mass shootings like the one that took nine lives yesterday in oregon squarely at the feet of congress with a strong emphasis on republicans. his comments come as we learn more about the young man who pulled the trigger. we have fox team coverage. kevin corke at the white house from the president's comment from an afternoon news conference. we begin with dan springer in roseburg, oregon tonight.