up her seat on a montgomery, alabama bus, something jackie had done three years earlier in 44 at fort hood in texas. what you have in some ways is the beginning of the modern era. he's evolved from the a philip randolf of the brotherhood of sleeping car ports, and web to boys and to a lesser extent some of the other leaders of the earliest 20th century. he's now plowing forward and permitting these other manifestations to take place. this is first of all a great story in sports. he is the most imporant person in the history of baseball, our national pastime. he's not the best player arguably, but he is the most important, and then it is a great american story because it deals with our central subtheme, after you deal with the nature of freedom, human freedom, the tension between what i want and our collective needs together, then race is the central theme, and i think it's a much larger human story about a person who takes on his shoulders this enormous burden, turning the other cheek, and so he was a central part of our baseball series that came out in 94 in almost every episode and we th

journal, his praise for om of the most notorious terrorists we have ever seen in the world, the fort hood shooter, osama bin laden himself, and why they want to talk to these two men caught on camera. >>> the city of charlotte p preparing for protesting. we'll take you there. >>> and trump bringing in don king to drum up support in a key swing state while it urges hillary clinton out spent her republican rival last month. what did she get for all of that cash? and how much do you think voters feel about hillary clinton's health or donald trump's health? a new poll tells you how much. donald trump took the stage when hillary clinton was stoet speak in florida. legendary boxing promoter don king joined him. decades ago he served a few years in prison for stomping a man to death. in the 1980s, years after his release ohio's then governor pardoned him. ki today king seemed to slip up when he used the n word discussing the need for more african american people. voters in buckeye state have backed in every race. no republican has ever won without winning ohio. here is a look at the poll in that

people were murdered and 30 were wounded in the assault on fort hood.he boston marathon bombing made 268 people, and left five people dead, including two police officer. in chattanooga, five unarmed marines were shot and killed at a military recruiting center. last december 14th innocent americans were gunned down in a party -- an office party -- in san bernardino, and another 22 were horribly injured. in june, 39 americans were executed at the pulse nightclub in orlando, and another 53 were injured terribly. it was the worst mass shooting in our history, and the worst attack on the lgbtq community in our history. in europe, we have seen the same carnage and bloodshed come to our closest allies. in january 2015, a newspaper was attacked for publishing cartoons of the prophet mohammed. 12 were killed, including two police officers and 11 were wood. --were wounded. two days later, four were murdered in a jewish daily. november 2015, terrorists went on shooting and went on a rampage, and this you heard and you will never hear the end of it -- one of the wo

reportedly referenced an american al-qaeda cleric, the boston marathon bombings and the shooting at fort hood texas. >>> a husband pishes device raising tensions in central florida. it was found near a high school this morning. auut downe road as they brought in the bomb squad and vestigated. it was just a box full of clothes. >>> a man wanted for hash oil explosion in pasco countyis now in steven brown turning himself into deputies. investigators say he and some accomplices blew up a house in port richie earlier this month. two dogs died becaushe grabbed his drugs instead of saving them. a in the home but did not get hurt. >>> a cold case is finally close the. schultz was arrested for allegedly beating his again. the victim coreis walker died in 2004 from complications related to the injuries that elevated the charges. at that time schultz also used the alias allen sherwood. she traced him to north carolina but he died in 2003. >>> new tonight, the state just confirming 11 new travel related cases of the zika virus. three of them in hillsborough county. health now non-travelelated cases. all

fort hood attack.. and the teachings of former al qaeda propagandist anwar al-awlaki..(s/ harinder bains / bar owner)"i was like real shaken, you know."we're also hearing for the first time from the bar owner.. who found rahami sleeping in a doorway.. and (s/ harinder bains / bar owner :53 - :57)"i feel lucky i was able to help nab this guy." (nats: johnson, deblasio at chelsea blast site)homeland security secretary jeh johnson visited the crime scene today.. as the search for evidence continues ..to this point investigators say, nothing they've uncovered indicates a tie with known terror organizations..or that rahami had help making or planting the bombs across new york and new jersey..jay gray. nbc news. newark. evidence linking rahami to the attacks. a group called "we the people" are demanding answers into the shooting death of an unarmed man by a police officer in tulsa, oklahoma.police dash cam and helicopter videos show terence crutcher with his hands raised -- before officers tased and shot him. officer betty shelby is currently on paid administrative leave. no

also we have howard ray, and you were a survivor of fort hood. >> yes, sir. >> tell us your stories.kimberly. >> as you may remember, november 5th, 2009, there was -- i got the call as shots fired, multiple injuries. arriving on-scene, engaged the shooter, shot him twice. he still shot me three times. >> did you hear him yell allahu akbar? >> i did not personally where he started the massacre at inside the building. when i engaged him was outside of the building. i never spoke a word to him. he never spoke a word to me. after i went down, my weapon malfunctioned from the impact of falling, and he walked up to me and put his gun to my head and pulled his trigger, and his malfunctioned as well. >> wow. wow. >> tell us your story. >> the day of november 5th, 2009, i showed up to the srp site, and soldier readiness processing station. i was actually there for an appointment in a building just adjacent to where the shooting initially took place. i heard the shots ring out. i was like, well, this isn't right and so took action to make sure that i got all of my fellow soldiers and co-worker

writings described as rambling marathon and the fort hood attack. >> we're learning from the bar owner who found rahami sleeping in the doorway and called police. >> i'm happy and i feel lucky that i was able to help get this guy. >> reporter: homeland security secretary jay johnson visited the crime scene today, as the search for evidence there continues. to this point, investigators say nothing they've uncovered indicates a tie withno rahami had help planning or making bombs across new york and new jersey. now officer continue to say they have a growing cache of physical evidence linking red plant to the attacks. jay gray, nbc news, newark.. >> we have new information about the man that metro police shot two people at a parking garage in mccarran international jeffrey brown, the estranged husband of the woman that he shot. he faces two counts of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon and he was arrested in the veteran affairs hospital in north las vegas. >> a local business up in flames this morning is now being investigated as a case of arson. it's a story we first brough

bin laden, references to fort hood, texas, the terror attack references to the boston marathon. these are serious charges that have been levelled against this individual. >> right. why he went into such detail to describe what goes into those charge, what the predicates were and requesting that rahami be brought to manhattan and housed in the federal lockup because they want those charges to supersede the local charges, serious enough, shoot outwith police there, the more serious charges are the terrorism charges. >> charged in new jersey locally with attempted murder of a police officer, a serious charge as well. several other counts in new jersey, but you're saying the federal charges would take precedence over the local charges? he would then be brought to new york where he would await trial on the federal charges? >> right. he's making the request that the martial's go pick him up and bring him to manhattan and hoping new jersey officials will acquiesce and say just take him. >> normally they would. >> yes. >> a lot of news we're following. stay with us. taking a quick break

as a get closer to 80 degrees in south's color envelope though seventies from fort hood and de bad. sixties and comfortable seventies through the mountains and all the way out west of denver actually coming at 76 degrees starting at 42, both of those just off our normal averages of 74 and 44. it is fantastic outside. skies are clear down to the mid- fifties, and nice southerly wind at 10 to 12 miles per hour. 16 centennial 56, city, nine to brighten in the west side of town, 62 in the wheat ridge colorado mainly in the fifties. alignment is always quick to fall off. 45. monument hill is at 4615 castle rock and mid- fifties and upper fifties in and around boulder and broomfield and superior. the school good future cast will be keep it quiet sigh night clear skies. i don't think anything changes across the state with one exception. here in the san juan mountains in the afternoon there may be a shell or t heating of the day the sun sets and it's gone. the rest of us nothing but sunshine. lows tonight lymon and wyman in the lower forties everyone used of east of the mountains will be in

inside there were references for the boston marathon bombings, fort hood attack, on another note, his w shortly before the bombings. here's apparently in the united arab emirates where authorities have contacted her and say she's cooperating. >>> arson may be to blame for a fire in north las vegas today. there was thick black smoke in the skies. you may have seen them as well as if were approaching north las vegas. two sheds and the nearby power poles were on fire. the fire caused about $100,000 9:00 this morning and saw something that didn't seem right, call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. >>> the family of an 11-year-old girl who died while sledding up on mount charleston is suing clark county. vanessa lara was with a group of rathers when they went past a barrier that had been installed by the county and started sledding down the hill. she lost control and the sled hit a steel fence. that's what kille the county owns the meadows area, which is a popular sledding some her family accuses the county of negligence in this suit. today commissioners approved more than $158,000 to settle i

the former "u-s army major" -- who went on a 'shooting rampage' -- at fort hood. investigators are he 'still' isn't talking. new developments in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man by a white police officer... in tulsa, oklahoma. dashcam video showing "terence - crutcher" with his arms up - walking toward his broken down suv -- just moments before he was killed. tonight the tulsa officer that killed terence crutcher is telling her side. an attorney for officer "betty - shelby" says crutcher ignored repeated commands ....saying he appeared to be under the influence of drugs. tulsa police say investat crutcher's car. an attorney for crtucher's family says the discussion of drugs distracts from the questions about the use of deadly force. "donald - trump" -- making 'two' campaign stops in north carolina -- including one 'down east'. 'thousands of people' -- packed the "duplin county events center" -- to see the 'republican presidential candidate'... some even 'camping out' the night before. during his speech.... trump slammed "hillary - clinton" -- for caterin

investigators now say they found a journal filled with anti-american sentiment, including references to the fort hood praising al qaeda leaders. there's cell phone video of rahami with bok-making materials. today his father confirmed he had spoken in the past to the fbi. >> you talked to the fbi two years ago. what did you tell them? >> i told them -- >> in 2014 federal law enforcement officials were called to his home for a domestic dispute. rahami stabbed his brother in the leg and a neighbor heard their father yell you're a terrorist. his father told the fbi his son was just angry and he had no reason to think he was a terrorist. >>> the fall-out conditions in seaside park as the fbi continues its investigation into this weekend's bombing. organizers have called off the race for respect scheduled for this saturday. nbc 10 has learned that the fbi removed recording equipment from surveillance cameras near the bombing site on ocean avenue. >> it always is, and it's even more now. >> i don't like this climate. this not knowing whether or not you're safe. >> local officials say they're also trying to

instructions obtained online, knives and guns being used to massacre people in places like orlando, fort hood, chattanooga, and san bernardino. americans should not accept this as the new normal. we should not have to constantly look over our shoulder every time we visit a public face with our children, or take a walk down the street. but we must also understand that this war will not end soon, and we cannot become fatigued or complacent about that reality. this is a war we must win, and winning requires american resolve -- the kind shown by so many of our men and women in uniform over the past 15 years. it requires the best intelligence community, equipped with the best intelligence gathering tools so we can hunt down terrorists before they attack and bring swift justice to those who are not stopped in time. it requires american ingenuity, to keep up with the modes of communication and coordination being used by these terrorists. patriotism,american like the kind shown by countless muslims who have reviewed -- refused to let their faith be tarnished by extremists and have informed law enforc

and, we do not do anything. 13 were murdered at fort hood.he boston marathon bombing ultimately left five dead, including two police officers. in tennessee, five unarmed marines were shot and killed at a military recruiting center. last december, 14 innocent americans were gone down -- gone down in san bernardino. in june, 49 americans were ulseuted at the p nightclub in orlando. it was the worst mass shooting in our history and the worst attack on the lgbtq community in our history. in europe, we have seen the same carnage and bloodshed inflicted on our closest allies. in january 2015, a french satirical newspaper was attacked for publishing cartoons of the prophet mohammed. 12 for killed, including two police officers, and 11 were wounded. two days later, four were wounded at a jewish deli. this you heard, and you will never hear the end of it. one of the worst things that anyone has ever seen. they went on a rampage. and slaughtered 130 people wounded 360 people, so wounded the many are still in hospital, and it will never be the same. in

bombs heard in the streets, praise to is a ma pin ladin, his brother, fort hood, texas. >> he faces federal charge and attempted murder charges for shooting at police during the gunfight that led to his arrest. >> 6:08 is your time. still ahead on cbs north carolina, bad weather on both side of the country leaving behind damage. we'll look at plus this. >> the freed is astounding, sickening, disgusting. >>> the c oh of the company that makes epipen will face lawmakers on capitol hill. how she is defending the price of the life-saving midcasing. >> we're track rain and fog. 72 in fayetteville and 70 ?? there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. and once you get a taste for the new, chances are you won't stop there. >>> take a look at this, winds 82 miles per hour blew across anchorage, alaska and blew out power lines and trees. fortunately no injuries were reported. >>> closer to home, days of rain are leading to flooding in virginia and nor system

fort hood, boston, chattanooga, san bernardino, orlando. some have said this kind of regular terrorism is the new normal. i strongly reject that argument. complacency is not an option. terrorists are threatening american lives, our livelihood and our way of life. we cannot falter with so much at stake. that is why yesterday i released a national strategy to win the war against islamic terrorist with proposals for fighting the enemy overseas and stopping radicalization in our communities. my strategy explains that one of our highest priorities must be to make sure our front-line defenders are better prepared to stop acts of terror. this means the police, fire and other emergency professionals need to be able to detect m suspicious activity and catch potential terrorists before it's too late. if a plot goes undetected, they must be equipped to respond quickly to prevent loss of life. we saw that play out thiscted i weekend when our first responders acted heroically to protect their fellow citizens. the witnesses testifying today, i want you t

rahami writes about nasz an who killed 13 and injured more than 30 in the 2009 shooting spree in fort hood, texas. they are holding a hearing with local law enforcement on the digital jiff jihadi. they pressed on whether the ball got dropped. >> is there anything we could have done differently to have stopped it. >> based on the investigation so far, he seemed like many suspects who came into contact with the system at various times, and was handled to the extent that the system of the law and guidelines that we operate under would allow them to. >> reporter: the fbi releasing the poster with information on the two men seen taking the pressure cooker out. and it was left on the suitcase. the new poster may have gone to the reporting that rahami may have had help. and it was talk on monday it was one person and no cell involveded. >> it was speculation it was homeless man, but those men seem well dressed. >> by my standard, for sure. >> we'll see what they have to say when the new's conference goes up. >>> and coming up later on in this hour, we'll talk to the former director assistant to t

, they knew he was a jihadist but walter reed sent him down to fort hood and you know what george casey said? this is a tragedy but i hope it doesn't our efforts on diversity. diversity is being extended into the combat arms so when the order was given, military salute and they say how high should we job # the marine corps started doing research study. see there on the right, a very courageous officer, we give her a lot of credit for trying, she was not able to get over that wall or succeed on the infantry report. there were rotc tests done. 20 or 30 percent of women could not do the heavy lifting, only one percent of the men could not do it. a fatigue levels, higher fatigue creates more injury rates. over 10 times often when someone gets injured. there were field tests, nine months of field tests. they held units and they had expended units. all-male units outperformed. 69 percent of the time. that's why when the secretary of defense said we are going to ignore all that, we're going to have an indirect women in combat anyway, people said wait a minute, why did this happen? it's b

he is a police officer in fort hood, texas. >> in fact, he has dedicated his life to serving others and that's not all that manges him stand out. -- that makes him stand out. >> reporter: william fisher is a man of service. >> i like helping the public. >> reporter: it's what he's done since graduating high school. >> my mother was a marine. >> reporter: he spent eight years as a marine and then another eight as a soldier. >> deployed eight times in different s. military, his service continued on the civilian side. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: as a police officer. >> no injuries. >> reporter: ride ago long with officer fisher, it is easy to see his heart is filled with selfless service. but that is only one of the many things that make him so special. >> i'll be right back with you. >> reporter: during the last deployment in iraq, he fell 40 standing up, crushing the ankle and breaking his back. and after six surgeries and four years -- >> my life verses pain wasn't worth it. >> reporter: he made the decision to amp pew at a time his right leg. >> may way of life is way better. i can

the way that fort hood shooter was called work place violence for months. and the way even in this instance, which is obviously a terror attack, there is a reluctance to use the term. and they are still pondering now about the guy who stabbed the people in the mall in minnesota. he, according to eyewitnesses, he went around and asked people if they were muslim, and he invoked allah. what more do you need? and then the idea that somehow if it's a lone wolf it's of a lesser category as if in the absence of an absolute letter of instruction handwritten in raqqa by the leader of isis it counts for less. it counts for the same. and it's only. the only explanation is a president who wants to deny what's going on and to pretend it is not the threat it is. and that gives the fuel to republicans in general and to trump, in particular. >> joanne, i heard a pundit on another network say this is likely a lone wolf who maybe got together with other lone wolfs. i mean, is that a wolf pack of terrorists? i guess there is this question about at what point does the semantic

. >> got the ramblings about not only the boston marathon maybe even fort hood.be that there are conflicting ideologists in his ramblings as we saw with the pulse night club shoop shooter. we don't know if the family will be helpful to investigators. does that give you any feeling one way or the other about what this motivation might have been? >> the whole point very much is this a radicalization point of view, the fact he was referencing anwar awlaki, an american yemeni cleric in the years before his death, in a u.s. drone strike five years ago almost to this day was encouraging people like him in the west to carry out terrorist attacks, because as awlaki was saying a lot of states, in his view, at war with islam and according to what he was saying, all american muslims needed to strike back as necessary. the fact in this notebook we understand there was even a bullet hole in that notebook when recovered. he had it -- when the police went in that awlaki is mentioned i think points us in the direction that awlaki was a significant influence over what he did. >>

and then are we going to look back at san bernardino and fort hood and chattanooga and orlando and newyork and oh, they were at war with us and we add president that wouldn't say radical islam. >> sean, when did america take them seriously. september 12th, 2001. god forbids it takes another mass casually attack to get us ready for isis. we have seen 112 arrested, all perpetrated by one person or two people. imagine if a hundred come. imagine if they synchronize their attacks. it happened before. it happened in mumbai and elsewhere. we need to catch these guys before they hit soil in america. and whistling past the grave yard because you believe in, i don't know, kumbaya globalism will endanger american lives. >> wasn't it a pretty incredible moment today? the house and senate overriding the president's veto of the september 11th bill? you know, that was another issue that didn't come up. hillary clinton takes money from the saudis, saudis abuse women, gays, lesbians, christians and jews and she never says anything negative about them. takes millions of dollars about them. i would think

hodgepodge series of references to past events, specifically mentioning the 2009 mass shooting at fort hood. so the notebook gives investigators some clues into a possible motive for the bottlings -- for the bombings but there's still no indication realized the man sleeping in front of his bar was the man he had just seen in the news because police were looking for him. >> i realized the suspect was sleeping in a doorway across the street. i did when any american would do. i called the police. i am not a hero. the police are the heroes. the emts are the heroes. everybody was working to bring new york and new jersey together today. they are >> so rahami was shot 10 times in the shootout with police. federal agents have tried to question him but they say he is not cooperating. one of the newest charges we know about, the fbi has charged him with using weapons of mass distraction and is also charged with terror counts by federal prosecutors in new jersey. >>> high clouds around the area, warm overnight, showers down to the south in both where that came from out of arizona and new mexico so tha

always trying to down play it work place violence at fort hood. the more they do that, the more it reinforces another narrative which is that maybe it is actually islam that's the problem. if these guys aren't agents of isis and aren't at war with us and random muslims for whatever reason self-activate and declare war on us, that's completely contrary and really really dangerous to another narrative we have gotten out of this white house. >> which is the president speaking out about that all the time. panel, thank you. when we come back, a lesson in dinosaurs from a pint >>> finally tonight, this 2-year-old dinosaur expert may have a real future in paleontology. >> what's this dinosaur? >> [inaudible] >> >> what's this one? >> tryan. >> a spikesaurus. >> good boy. what about this one? >> a t-rex. >> what's a t rex say -- >> that's pretty good. i didn't know any of that. maybe the t rex. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. fair, balanced and unafraid. "on the record" with brit hume starts in just second and "special report" online begins

don, when you look at fort hood, san bernardino county, you look at orlando, you look at boston, you look at new york, and god forbid what else is going to happen, my god, what is next? you know, this has been going on with the clinton/obama administration since they've been in office, from 2009 to 2008 we didn't have this, from 2001 to 2008. something has to change. this is really serious. >> bakari? >> i think a lot of people try to ignore the fact that we have isis, the fact that we have this vacuum in the middle east is because of the bush administration. that's first. >> well, because we pulled out, bakari. >> second, and even more importantly, getting to the heart of what donald trump is saying, donald trump is either saying one of two things. one, it is anti-american saying we want to profile, we want to have these religion litmus tests, something we cannot even ensure will work. we know in new york we've had nypd officers who sat down in starbuck's, in these coffee shops, in these muslim communities and they bear no fruit. we know that. we know, number two, donald trump's pla

rahami's pocket that contains extremist writing including references to osama bin nadal hasan the fort hood, texas shooting and the cleric whose preaching inspired acts of violence. >>> a woman that tipped off police to a bomb is speaking out, too. she said she saw a pressure cooker on the sidewalk. a friend called to tell her about the explosion blocks away. whether she saw that pressure cooker, she knew in her gut something wasn't right. should be if you see something suspicious, call and don't be blau sgla. bla sgla. if you something is suspicious, don't assume someone else will call. >> she called and they were there within minutes. a police robot, this is the one disarmed by the robot, and crews then later blew it up. wow. close call. >>> a restaurant owner southwest of minneapolis, minnesota takes a stand following a stabbing attack at a mall. he's p restaurants that reads muslims get out. you can see the sign right there. the other side of the sign says in support st. cloud. that's where nine people were stabbed on saturday night. he put up the sign because it's time for people to sp

>> nobody armed at fort hood. they are not allowed to have guns in the -- >> inside.ut there are people -- >> that's where they were killed. >> what happened to the shooter? he was shot. >> after how many people were killed? >> here is the issue then. you have everybody with a gun. everybody will have a wild, wild west situation. you will say, well, you know, too bad. >> read up on the wild, wild west. >> that hasn't proved itself to be true in places where carrying a concealed weapon is legal. >> what happened? nobody was stopped. >> that's one example. you would rather in the end have someone with a gun protecting you than not. that's why our political leaders are surrounded by guns. all of this is addressing the problem at an end stage. why is the threat here in the first place? i think it's pretty obvious. it has obvious implications for immigration and our refugee resettlement policies. everyone is afraid to say. we didn't have these problems when i was a child. i'm 47. nothing like this happened. there was a reason for that, because -- you know the reason. why c

as we've seen too close and personal at san bernardino, and orlando, and chattanooga, boston, and fort hood. this is a continuing threat. an evolving but different threat that is very difficult to stop because they are using the internet to radicalize people in the united states as i speak. >> right. so we've got smaller attacks, different attacks and then, of course, that cyber threat. have we kept up with it as a country? are we doing everything we could? do we need new tools to deal with these new ways of terrorizi terrorizing? >> i will say since 9/11 we've put many security apparatus in place, whether protecting on aircraft travel, you know, to the keeping radioactive material out of the country. the intelligence sharing has enhanced greatly between law enforcement and intelligence and our allies. all these things together have, i think, created a more protected environment and safer environment, but the thing that's very hard to stop are these communications that we see coming out of raqqah, syria, into the united states and over the internet. in many cases, maria, they use encryption

chattanooga, fort hood.al awlaki was inspiring them but then they latch onto isis as the winning team for that inspiration. >>> stand by. more breaking news coming into "the situation room." appears there has been a chemical weapons attack on u.s. troops in iraq by isis. barbara starr is getting new information at the pentagon. we'll share that with you right after a quick break. what i love most about tempur-pedic mattresses is that they contour to your body. it keeps us comfortable and asleep at night. (vo) soft, firm, or hybrid... our three collections pair up to create the perfect bed for two. there's more than one tempur-pedic. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflam

we don't do anything. 13 were murdered, and 38 were wounded in the assault on fort hood. the boston marathon bombing, wounded and maimed 264 people, and ultimately left five dead including two police officers, and so badly wounded. in chattanooga, tennessee, five unarmed marines were shot and killed at a military recruiting center. last december, 14 innocent americans were gunned down at a party. think of it. an office party, in san bernanadino and another 22 were horribly injured. in june 49 americans were executed at the pulse nightclub in orlando and another 53 were injured terribly. it was the worst mass shooting in our history and the worst attack on the lgbtq community in our history. in europe we have seen the same carnage and bloodshed inflicted upon our closest allies. in january 2015, a french satirical newspaper, "charlie hebdo," was attacked for publishing cartoons of the prophet mohamed. 12 were killed, including two police officers and 11 were wounded. two days later, four were murdered in a jewish deli. in november 2015, terrorists went on shooting and just

going to refer to new york and new jersey, are we going to refer to san bernardino, chattanooga, fort hoodando, oh, they were at war with us and hillary clinton was worried about offending them? >> clin okton and obama do not it when it comes to the threat radical islamic terrorism. after listening to his military commanders, national security people and homeland security people, and he will present a clear strategy to go after these people. until then, we have to get used to these attacks. >> it sounds like she is willing to kiss their -- and appease them. it sounds like, we don't want to offend the terrorists. >> sean -- >> clinton's strategy is to call the american people islam owe foowe -- islamaphobes. >> if we suck up to them they will be nicer? if we give the iranians 150 billion and they will like us? >> it's been a die as truss strategy. >> listen to the absurdity of what they're saying. take this fellow rahami in new york. he is typical of islamic terrorists in that he's been a muslim all his life. he sees what he is doing as an expression of piety. obama and hillary are telling

journal, his praise for om of the most notorious terrorists we have ever seen in the world, the fort hoodhooter, osama bin laden himself, and why they want to talk to these two men caught on camera. >>> the city of charlotte p preparing for protesting. we'll take you there. >>> and trump bringing in don king to drum up support in a

we have a nexus of terrorism from boston to san bernardino to fort hood, new jersey and orlando.me and time again. this is not a knock on the f.b.i. great we respect for them. charles: there is clearly something wrong and i think the american public would love to put everything on pause until we can figure it out. here is lou dobbs. [♪] lou: good evening. i'm lou dobbs. 49 days until the election and donald trump is doing what he has done for the last 15 months. he's taking unfair advantage of his opponent. he's outworking her by a large margin just as he has with each of the 16 candidates who competed against him in the republican primary campaign. he held two rallies in the north carolina while mrs. clinton took the day off from campaigning. her staff says she is preparing

they will mention new york, san bernardino, chattanooga, fort hood and orlando.hey're going to say, they were at war with them. we weren't at war with them. we are making the same mistakes we made in the lead up to 9/11. we have a pre-9/11 mindset. >> we have the paradigm, it is absolutely backwards. the president and his administration start with the proposition these are not acts of terrorism, they're intentional acts. no kidding, by the way. it needs to be turned around. when these incidents happen, a bomb going off in new york, assume it is terrorism and work the facts. that's how you have to do it, but the entire paradigm has to shift. until we acknowledge -- and i say it in the book "unholy alienls" until we acknowledge we are at war with islamic jihadists we will lose this war. we can win it, but we have to call it what it is. >> good to see you both. up tonight on "hannity." >> the schools are failing, the jobs are leaving and millions are trapped in poverty. so to the african-american community i say vote for donald trump. i will fix it. i will fix it. >

after things like san bernardino, orlando, fort hood, many americans don't feel safer than they did 15. what is your assessment? >> 9/11 was a very traumatic day in the history of america. we lost more people than at any other day in the history of the country. 3,000 people. we haven't, as tom suggested, had anything like that. so we have made progress in protecting the homeland. although we've had some serious glitches in the boston marathon case, and other cases. so we have to keep our guard up. the threat is serious. it is urgent. it is real. and we have to get better at everything we're now doing. we're doing a lot. the threat has evolved. >> yes. >> we think less likelihood of a massive attack, like 9/11. more likely the kinds of things that happened in orlando and california. >> yes. >> those are very, very difficult to guard against. >> and that's the fear, i mean, that's what obviously send ace shiver down the spine of intelligence officials. what's the answer that we've seen in those cases? >> we think we've basically only done half the job. by that, i mean we've protected the

he referenced osama bin laden and major nadal hassan the man who carried out a deadly attack in fort hood in 2009. the notebook had bullet hole in it not clear if that happened during his shootout with police yesterday. now, rahami's ex-girlfriend is taking legal action against him. today she asked a court to give her full custody of their child. she also issued a restraining order against him in court documents maria signs rahami's arrest yesterday as the basis for her filing. she says she hasn't spoke to him since january. court records show that as of the end of last year, rahami owed her more than $3,000 in child support. >>> meanwhile, the sight of saturday night's blast in new york city is back open again. secretary of homeland security jay johnson touring the damage today. he was joined by john miller the deputy commissioner intelligence and counter terrorism at the nypd. johnson reinforced the idea of everyone doing their part to help fight terrorism. >> i want to complement the work of law enforcement in this case and again i want to stress if you see something, say something. in

>> guest: yes, that is what his name, general hayden said after -- no, it was after the fort hood shooting, the real tragedy in all of this would be if we give up our diversity. >> host: the real tragedy might be if you got shot. >> guest: this is how the marxist march through our institutions has been so successful. >> host: to get back to my original question, in order to maintain the status as the two main parties to appeal. >> they are doing it in a way idiot republicans. what i hated about my old republican party and i've never seen it so clearly as if trump is they should not be at knowledge chain the ethnic politics. why should they acknowledge bourassa as long people. they are americans. they're happy. they like america. that's the great unifier. they made on their cheap labor coming in. he's just making fun of the whole identifying people as ethnic group. >> host: so that is interesting that you say that. what do you think when trump does that. they hispanics was made. african-americans love me. is he playing the same game? s. don't know african american voters do love him and he

listen to comey and clapper and mcall and general allen, then we will mention san bernardino and fort hoodndo and say, they were at war with us, we weren't at war with them. do we ever learn from stupid mistakes? that's what we're being set up for here. tell me that i'm wrong and i will feel a lot better. >> i can't, sean. that's why i wrote the book "defeating jihad" because i'm as angry as you are why we're losing a war after 15 years we could have won within a matter of months. let me quote to you what an unnamed student said to me in his dissertation, he nailed it. he said, if the enemy can control what you're allowed to say about them, you've already lost the war. sean, the enemy controls what we're allowed to stay about them. it is as if you couldn't say the word nazi during world war ii. it is absurd. >> it is absurd and it defies all logic and common sense and understanding of what's happening. dr. gorka, you get it. i hope -- i hope -- maybe if trump wince you go work for him. i would like to see you in that position. >> he has to win first. sean. >> thank you. >> 40 days, we'll k

the way that fort hood shooter was called work place violence for months. in this instance, which is obviously a terror attack, there is a reluctance to use the term. and they are still pondering now about the guy who stabbed the people in the mall in minnesota. he, according to eyewitnesses, he went around and asked people if they were muslim, and he invoked allah. what more do you need? and then the idea that somehow if it's a lone wolf it's of a lesser category as if in the absence of an absolute letter of instruction handwritten in raqqa by the leader of isis it counts for less. it counts for the same. and it's only. the only explanation is a president who wants to deny what's going on and to pretend it is not the threat it is. and that gives the fuel to republicans in general and to trump, in particular. >> joanne, i heard a pundit on another network say this is likely a lone wolf who maybe got together with other lone wolfs. i mean, is that a wolf pack of terrorists? i guess there is this question about at what point does the semantics really matter?

was spotted and people are pushed back from the investigation, you saw this with nilgd hasan the fort hood shooter. the nexus of the political correctness that is pushed down is usually from the department of justice itself. and from the civil rights division. so, it could be a case of somebody getting in to the fbi's protocols and saying, no, we are not going to focus on this right now. >> what about the political fallout here. this comes, we should point out that we believe that he came as a child at some point from afghanistan. but it also comes in this back and forth about what to do about refugees. and it also comes a day after the department of homeland security ig report that says some 858 people who were scheduled for deportation were actually given citizenship. today we find out that is up to 1800 individuals that the did. hs gave -- that the citizenship was given to 1800 plus individuals. what about the political fallout here? >> there is some political fallout. you have to look at refugees. none of these homegrown terrorists refugees as far as we know. they did not come here as

always trying to down play it work place violence at fort hood.ore they do that, the more it reinforces another narrative which is that maybe it is actually islam that's the problem. if these guys aren't agents of isis and aren't at war with us and random muslims for whatever reason self-activate and declare war on us, that's completely contrary and really really dangerous to another narrative we have gotten out of this white house. >> which is the president speaking out about that all the time. panel, thank you. when we come back, a lesson in dinosaurs from a pint sized pali palin toggle palento. is that ice-t? nope, it's lemonade. is that ice-t? lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? lemonade, read the sign. lemonade. read it. ok. delicious. ice-t at a lemonade stand? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money marin saved by switching to geico. yo, ice-t! it's lemonade, man! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can ta

sounds of bombs to be heard in the streets, streets praised osama bin laden his brother, talked about fort hood texas, he talked about pressure cooker bombs and pipe bombs, and the streets as they plan to run a mile. >> rahami remains under guard at university hospital in newark unconscious and unable to speak after surgery for gunshot wounds. federal prosecutors have charged him with terrorism and use of weapons of mass destruction. >>> coming up: possible lead in a case as the search continues for the person responsible for killing a eight year old girl in camden. who police are talking to now. >> and the latest team joining in on the national anthem protest spark by colin kaepernick. playing the new million in an instant gamethan with top prizes of a million bucks? winning. on the spot. (cheers) play million in an instant from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win... on the spot! keep on scratchin' warning. this commercial contains brief moments of product nudity. stripped of chocolate. its peanuts exposed around a soft caramel center. a payday bar will get you through your day. expose

talked about fort hood, texas, talk about pressure cooker bombs and pipe bombs and the streets as they plan to run a mile. >> rahami remains under guard at university hospital in newark unconscious and unable to speak after surgery for gunshot wounds. federal prosecute verse charged him with terrorism and use of weapons of mass destruction. >> coming up: a guy with a gun tried to rob a local store. then he sent running. what chased him away before he could get away with any cash. >> and later in the wake of the latest frenzy over police-involved shootings, hear the frustrations coming from local officers and how community members are feeling about all of this right now. (♪) (♪) when you are suffering from chest congestion but you have got a full day ahead of you, try mucinex 12-hour. only mucinex has a unique bi-layer tablet. the white layer releases immediately. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. while the blue extended release layer lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. where things come from? how they get here? wha

no more fort hood of explanations. dagen: this is dagen mcdowell, these are loopholes to be closed to track people coming into this country and then leaving. we are still, i believe, two years out for this kind of entry and exit tracking even at our nation's airports. some of the 9/11 hijackers overstay their visa, half a million tourists last year did that very thing in this country, give the american people an explanation as to why it's taken so long because it's quite frankly disgraceful. >> two presidents in a row have been anxious not appearing to be antimuslim and profiling, that's been a big problem. the next president is going to have to solve that problem. congress will have to be bolder about it. it's taken far too long and i don't know any other explanation than bureaucratic snags but also people worried about being labeled discriminatory. morgan: good morning, this is morgan. we just had governor richards and we have talking about hillary clinton where she is not going to bring troops, can you talk about pl

he talked about fort hood texas.ut pressure cooker, bombs and pipe bombs in the streets as they plan to run a mile. he talks about god willing the sound of bombs be heard in the streets, gunshots to your police, death to your oppression, you continue your slaughter against be in afghanistan iraq, syria, pal stan, he wrote, according to his compliant in another section, he wrote that his guidance comes from the man that you mentioned, chief isis spokesman and external operations chief who was killed by an air strike, who talked about killing where you are. precisely, i think the evolving threat we're facing. commissioner miller, i have to ask you this question, was the suspect, mr. rahami, at any point in time, under the radar? is there anything we could have done differently to have stopped him? >> i'm sure than if after every incident, our federal partners will go backwards to this case and re-evaluate that. but based on what i've seen so far as part of the investigation, he seems like many suspects who came to cont

sounds of bombs that to be heard in the streets, praised osama bin laden, his brother, talked about fort hood texas. >> reporter: investigators say the notebook is full of terror- related ramblings. sowth as the sound of the bombs will be heard in the streets. gun shots to your police. death to your oppression. it also make reference to terrorist leader a variety of terror groups including the former isis spokesman killed recently in a strike. >> the evidence we believe shows this was a premeditated act of terrorism this. video of the alleged bomber's backyard in elizabeth, new jersey shows what appears to be scorch marks in the ground. court records, investigators say a video from the cell phone from rahami's relatives shows the suspect setting off an explosive device if his backyard. the fbi says you can hear laughing in the background. >> and police say it was two days after that video was recorded in his backyard that is when the bombs went off in new york and new jersey. >>> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the mayor of sacramento gets a pie to the face. it is how he responded tha

references to distractions of terrorist leaders to attack nonbelievers who shot and killed 13 people in fort hoodbin laden. post on social media hungry username afghan cave 76 linking to the jihad murders and then. but even not address 786 belongs to account. pull up that photo of the two men the fbi now has on the page where you find the most wanted list. they want to seek these individuals and talk to them or the surveillance video these two men taking the pressure cooker bomb out of what appears to be a suitcase and putting it down and then taking the suitcase. that's why they want talk to them. neil: wild stuff. we are monitoring this whether these individuals get into this. >> the place of public use and destruction of property for the chelsea bombing. as well as for her the bombs allegedly planted in seaside park in elizabeth, new jersey. the first case to proceed will be the federal case brought yesterday in manhattan federal court. we have filed a risk with the u.s. marshals service and we expect he will soon be brought into this district. charges led to considerable evidence the fbi and