also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come nothing you left just of the mass you have god. with the residents would cheat by monday's blaze we're living in an area known to be prone to fire greeks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and watch so many perished. now let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world osama bin laden's alleged former bodyguard seen here in a german court is free after a judge ordered his release in tunisia citing a lack of evidence against him he was deported to tunisia earlier this month after living in germany off and on since one thousand nine hundred seven. israeli police have reopened jerusalem's so mosque following a raid they say that they had been pursuing to use who had thrown rocks during a confrontation with police the mosque

also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. did you know if no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come to nothing you leftists of the massey of god. the residents would stick by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire greeks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished now to some of the other stories making news around the world protesters in poland have clashed with police during demonstrations against changes to the country's judicial system anti-government activists accuse the right wing ruling the law and justice party of trying to stack the courts with its own judges the ruling party insists is the reforms and necessary to rebuild the country. north korea has handed over the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war of one hundred fifty to nine hundred fifty three a u.s. airc

also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come to nothing you leftists of the massey of god. with the residents worst hit by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire breaks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished. tour de france leader grant thomas has a golden opportunity to claim the biggest prize in road cycling after maintaining his lead there stage nineteen the two hundred kilometer route from laura this to us was the best chance that his rival had to knock him off of his perch before sunday's final stage but thomas was imperious once again have a look. a decisive day so right his head through the pyrenees with everything on the line the first big winner of the stage was home favorite julian i love philippe the frenchman now has an unassailable

also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. you know no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come to nothing you leftists of the messy of god and now. the residents would sit by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire breaks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished they don't need correspondent shell that tells them pillars in the coastal town of massey which is worst affected by those welcome charlotte an investigation has begun what are you hearing. that's right well we've heard now that the government as we had in that report do you think that also maybe in response to that these fires here in muncie was started deliberately the reason that they gave is that they found that the prize was found in thirteen separate locations they were thought to have started at the same time the government

relatives of the missing have been gathering at 10 forensics lab. they accuse the government of watching the recruitment of residents. >> the fire engines do not come. he left us to the mercy of god. reporter: the resident was hit with living in an area not primed for fire. greeks are no complaining about why authorities were on their -- not better prepared. anchor: the golden opportunity to claim the biggest prize after maintaining his lead through stage 19. the 200 kilometer route was the best chance that his rival had to dump him but thomas, was imperious once again. reporter: a decisive day so writers had through with everything on the line. the first big winner was a home favorite. the frenchman now has an unassailable lead on the race to the king of the mountain cycle. thomas was under attack throughout. slovenian writer, raced into contention with a phenomenal performance which saw him cross the finish line in first place. >> felt relaxed a. tried a lot of times and finally, i went away. reporter: thomas was in hot pursuit. with a second is f

also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come nothing you leftist of the messy of god and all of. the residents would cheat by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire greeks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished. north korea has handed over some of the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war which raged from nine hundred fifty to nine hundred fifty three a u.s. aircraft brought the remains to an air base in south korea the handover which coincides with the sixty fifth anniversary of the wars and follows an agreement reached by north korean leader kim jong un and u.s. president donald trump at their singapore summit in june where north korea promised to work toward denuclearization and return the remains of american troops well here'

also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come to nothing you leftists of the messy of god and . the residents worst hit by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire breaks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished. correspondent sean simply joins me now from the cool of monte which is most affected by the wildfires there shelder tell us more about the latest findings of the investigation into these devastating caius. as well as we heard their authority is now saying that they strongly suspect that also and with the fact that that may have been the cause of these fires that is something that has been speculated about is the last few days that authorities now confirmed in a press conference that the fact that thirteen separate blazes was started around t

. >> reporter: ours were the first cameras allowed inside the microsoft forensics lab where they takert infected software looking for suspect clues and the cyber defense operations center which monitors malware attacks around the clock. they are protecting everything stored on the cloud here from family photos to corporate financial information to sensitive government data. that requires using artificial intelligence to spot abnormal internet traffic. if you send an e-mail from chicago and 20 minutes later from tokyo, it should be flagged. >> use the cloud. this is the capability you have protecting your information when it sits in the cloud. >> reporter: the best way to defeat real life armys of hackers is for good hackers to find the vulnerabilities first. >> we are doing something that's fairly noisy. >> reporter: that's the red team's job -- analyzing billions of lines of software code for the one mistake that could let hackers in. >> our goal is to stay ahead. the way we stay ahead is by looking, feeling and acting like hackers. >> reporter: the blue team must spot the hackers an

the 55 cases of possible remains will be sent to a forensics lab in hawaii to verify they are what northorea says they are. yesterday james mattis said this about that. we have no indication there is anything amiss but we don't know. we can't confirm one way or another. that's why we go through the forensics. we visited dover air force base last year where many unidentified remains are tested. over the years, the dna technology has improved. they're able to take bone fragment as small as a fingernail and extract dna from it. sometimes the dna is damaged. the pentagon is continuing to urge extended family members of the soldiers who were missing in action to donate dna, even second and third cousins, they should take part in this so the medical intiner in hawaii -- examine in hawaii can examine the dna. jon: president trump is counting on adding another member to the u.s. supreme court, one of the most closely watched battles in the midterms. how the race to a u.s. senate seat in indiana could come down to supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. also up, a brand-new episode of "watters wo

el salvador is one of the first places we did forensics labs in the 1980s, in the middle of the war in 1986. where it was first created and the justice department, in order to get the human rights processes that was emblematic but it did not work. and we are still talking about, i don't know if you know this as was mentioned, the need for investigative capabilities instead of hard lined administrative policing which is what started around the world in the justice department in some way. so that is a long-winded way of saying, the supply-side technical stuff does not work very well, that is the bottom line, i think. one of the things we need to look at, we need to demand justice in these countries. you could use the u.s. government to engage more, to engage with those who are trying to push their authority or for outcomes and account ability in trying to implement systems, the same for judges and prosecutors and then there's these international hybrid missions, they provide technical assistance, certainly , but they also provide a political cover for performance minded individuals in th

soldiers' remains as early as tomorrow air hift ared to a forensic lab in hawaii for testing.te images did show north korea has begun to dismantle a rocket launch site in facilities there. let's bring in lea gabrielle. your -- good to see you. your reaction to the soldiers' remains coming home. >> one of the family members of someone who never did come home from the korean war said you never give up hope until you know. there are, there are spouses who have died never knowing whether their husband made it, if maybe he was roaming around the world somewhere. i have interviewed people when i did local news in san diego, i interviewed spouses who never found out what happened to their loved one, people whose brothers went off to war, and they remember them as a little girl and in this big brother who went off to war, and they never knew what happened to this person. it is extremely emotion. it is so important, for someone who serves, we sign a contract with them from the u.s. to our service members that if you are lost overseas fighting a battle, we are going to bring you home. a

the 55 cases of possible remains will be sent to a forensics lab in hawaii to verify they are what northey are. yesterday james mattis said this about that. we have no indication there is anything amiss but we don't know. we can't confirm one way or another. that's why we go through the forensics. we visited dover air force base last year where many unidentified remains are tested. over the years, the dna technology has improved. they're able to take bone fragment as small as a fingernail and extract dna from it. sometimes the dna is damaged. the pentagon is continuing to urge extended family members of the soldiers who were missing in action to donate dna, even second and third cousins, they should take part in this so the medical intiner in hawaii -- examine in hawaii can examine the dna. jon: president trump is counting on adding another member to the u.s. supreme court, one of the most closely watched battles in the midterms. how the race to a u.s. senate seat in indiana could come down to supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. also up, a brand-new episode of "watters world." >> ros

they cited this outside group the atlantic counsel digital forensic lab. i think that's a positive development for facebook. >> this is a big change, isn't it? just the fact they're out ahead of this now. >> yes, this is actually kind of different. we're used to seeing them with their head in their sand, denying responsibility, really downplaying things. here, they really seem to be stepping into the line of fire. it seems to go along with several different business moves we've seen them take, you know, their stock dropped 20% last week and part of that was saying we're going to spend extra money to clean up the platform that's here in ten years instead of being turned into this total mess. so this -- and the communications shop, so we are seeing a different facebook. but is it going to be different enough, soon enough, to help us in these midterm elections. >> tony, during the earnings call last week, i understand facebook kind of sidestepped whether it had already found election interference. assuming they are announcing that they found something, why wa

also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come nothing you leftist of the messy of god and. the residents would stick by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire breaks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished. a major international conference on preventing the spread of hiv which can also develop into fatal aids is taking place in amsterdam the netherlands hiv infection rates on cruising in ponce of the was like eastern europe and central asia let's take a look at some facts and figures thirty six point nine million people worldwide are living with hiv in the united nations says that last year around one point eight million people went newly affected annually aids related deaths peaked at one point nine million in two thousand and four since then the

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. >> ours were the first cameras allowednside microsoft forensic lab where they take apart software lookingich monitors malware attacks around clock. it's here they are protecting everything stored on the cloud from familyhotos to corporate financial information to sensitive government data.eq that ruires using artificial intelligce to spot abnormal internet traffic. if you send an e-mail from chicago, then 20 minutes later from tokyo it should get flagged. >> use the cloud. this is the kind of capability you have protecting your information when it sits in the cloud. >> the best way to defeat real life armies of hackers is for good hackers to find the vulnerabilities first. >> we are doing something fairly noisy. >> that's the redteam's job. analyzing billions of lines of software code for that one mistake that could let hackers in. >> our goal is to stay ahead. e way we stay ahead is by looking, feeling and acting lik hacker >> the blue team must spot the hackers and move fast to patch the security hole. >> we actually saw everything >> you've already got it. >> we've already got it and i

but identifying and returning the remains tend to be a challenging process, the biggest forensic anthropology lab the world. first the remains are examined to determine features like sex, race and age of death, genealogists look at the soldier's family trees for possible dna samples, 99% of service members from korea have no dna record on file that forensic anthropologists will examine remnants such as military uniforms, belongings and identification tags. expert say teeth and bones could be the source of mitochondrial dna which is used to match dna sequences on the mother's side of the family. bottom line the process can take months, even years. defense attorney james mattis was asked about of the remains not yet released. >> a first step to restart the process. we want to explore additional efforts to bring others home. we are looking at this. this is the first step. >> it is believed north korea has 200 sets of human remains. today they released 54. >> many are hailing the return of the remains as a positive first that there is still speculation north korea could use the return of future remai

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. >> now forensic scientists at a lab in hawaii will begin the pains taking process of identifying those lost heroes. martha raddatz visited that facility. >> reporter: were these the standard eyeglasses? eyeglasses, a battered wallet, st. christopher medal for protection. a haunting reminder of those americans lost nearly 70 years ago on the korean peninsula. americans who dr. john byrd has spent decades trying to identify. >> i was working at one of the locations where we had a large battle, i was in the base camp on the hillside overlooking the field where the battle took place, and i was in my tent, with a warm sleeping bag. i was thinking about those men who spent several days down in that field, just down below me, same time of year. they didn't have a warm sleeping bag. and it's very sobering to think about what they went through. >> reporter: byrd, a forensic anthropologist who works here retrieved those remains more than a decade ago. amazing to think these were all worn by our service members. despite the sterility in this lab, it is moving. >> we are getting close to having id

ceremony to honor these fallen service members before they are taken to hawaii where a military lab will do forensic work and dna testing. depending on the condition of the remains, it could take months or years before all remains are identified. so many families in the united states holding out hope their loved ones remains are the one return by north korea. this is not just personal. it is political. it is a sign of kim jong-un making good on the promise he made to donald trump in si singapo singapore. of course, north korea is saying they believe these are the remains of 55 u.s. service members. it will take dna testing to determine if these are in fact all u.s. service members. dave. >> a significant step. alexandra field live for us. thank you. >>> facebook shareholders. wow. you know what happened yesterday. worst day in stock market history for facebook shares. plunged 19% after facebook said it would spend billions of dollars on security putting privacy before profits. that will cut into earnings for years. facebook lost $119 billion in market value. $119 billion. that's the biggest single d

right now there's no reports of any issues and there won't be a forensic exam on the 55 cases until they get to a laber on. shep? >> shepard: thanks, peter. right after this news hour, you can catch us on facebook watch for a fox news update. it will stream live on facebook watch. home screen and just a few minutes. top of the hour at 4:00 eastern time, 1:00 pacific. you can watch it on demand there. the fox news update on facebook watch. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. we've been watching the dow. a crazy mixed day or a split day, i guess we should say down on wall street. the dow had some early gains, modest. early gains. got kind of dragged down later in the afternoon. the nasdaq is off 113 points and the s&p 500 down just shy of 20. neil cavuto is up at the top of the hour with the details on the markets and that story that we mentioned on les moonves has not dropped yet but there's multiple reports that he could be facing an investigation there. certainly it's dragged down cbs stock over there. and of course, there's the red moon. as r

forensics. some of the things he brought out in the crime lab situation of the fbi are remarkable. i am completely taken back. i am honored to be in such good company. things,een called many officer, sergeant, dr., and rat. ima whistleblower. i exposed fraud in just about every district. in there some companies body armor industry that did not participate in using defective nylon products, but most did. and i was the only one who stood up. this luncheon is significant to me for many reasons. late in 2003, my wife and i made a trip to talk to attorney: and cohentorney -- attorney and the attorneys at the national whistleblower center, great people. little did i know, that it would be 15 years later that i would be called up. we appreciate that. it doesn't always work out this way. i would like to see around of applause for the spouses of whistleblowers. my wife kim is here. we have been married 35 years. .e will see how today goes our oldest son has been a police officer for 11 years now. my brother is a police officer. our whistleblower journey did begin in 1982. to a be any in pro

and in both conveys, based on the forensics, the information they were able to get from the labs, they found out that, of course, it wasn't just marijuana. it was marijuana laced with fentanyl. so no street drug is laced. they can all kill you. as i met with these first responders, community leaders and those in recovery across ohio, as i just did recently with a group called prevention first,, i've heard what is often brought up by those on the front lines. that is that we would be making so much more progress now on this war against opioids that we've been successful here in this congress in passing more money for prevention and treatment and recovery, those funds are starting to be used back home and i see it, the see the results and there's some really exciting stuff going on -- but for the fentanyl. in other words, just as we were finally making progress on prescription drugs and then on heroin, now this fentanyl is coming in and is creating more problems. it is so pervasive. recently in ohio, there were two busts that they were able to apprehend people selling fentanyl and find t