eem sure, adam housley, thank you. i'm sure we'll speak with you as we learn more information tonight. thank you. >> no problem. >> so recap, an egypt air flight heading to cairo airport disappeared from radar. the flight ms804 vanished somewhere south of turkey. the air bus's manifest includes 56 passengers hand a crew of 10. since we've learned that the pilot had more than 6,000 hours of flying time, and his mean was at 37,000 feet, just disappeared after entering egyptian air space under favorable and clear weather. due to arrive in cairo hours ago. and search and rescue teams are looking for the plane. the paris airport authority and the french civil aviation authority are reserving comment for the time being, except to say the plane did not land. we're not aware if there are any threats before that plane went missing. both trance and egypt had their transportation networks targeted by islamic state in recent years. the airline had what might be described as a spotty safety record. this march an egypt airplane was

adam housley. thank you so much. hope to check back with you while the night goes on. thank you again. >> no problem. >>> for the latest on the plane that went missing during a flight from paris to cairo, let's turn to fox news correspondent benjamin hall. he's live in our london bureau. what can you tell us? >> well, look, europe is just waking up to this tragic news, news which comes at a time when there have been numerous incidents with planes. region in a chaos and speculation at the moment. look at the facts briefly. it is an airbus and it left charles de gaulle at 11:00 local time. three hour ena 40 minutes in to the flight it disappeared off radar. it was 30 to 40 miles north of the egyptian coast. speculation was in egyptian air space or was it not? some said it may have been over egyptian land but that is now known to be false. we know a little bit about the plane. it was 12 years old. had a spotty security record. it is traditionally one of the workhorses of the airline industry. the pilot himself has 6,000 hours of flying time. we start piecing together this

joining us is adam housley. i am trying to do this as things develop and everyone at home. we are trying to develop a time frame here. there seems to be discrepancies in terms of the flight itself, lost contact and lost radar around 2 ooment 45 a.m. -- 2:45 a.m. local time m i believe we have come up with figuring out there was a distress call, an automated distress call made approximately at 4:45 a.m. local time. that was approximately two hours after it was lost on radar. also while egypt air itself has in fact crashed, there is also this just crossing the associated press news wire. egyptian civil aviation ministry is saying it is too early to confirm if the missing plane crashed. adam, a lot of discrepancies and a lot of developments coming in as we speak. >> and it goes back to what we have been talking about really all evening long. you just had some tiff times in the last couple years and they don't have the same government structure and strength they once had with communication. the military de mying they received distressed messages from the plane. what this does t

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senior correspondent adam housley live from the west coast bureau. what happened, adam?pens in vegas doesn't stay in vegas. one the way they send delegates to convention is one of the more complex. there is lot of confusion when it comes to super delegates and how different votes go to the national convention. in this case one of most complex with the whole superdelegates and caucus setup. all about the math really when it comes down to. people were upset with the math, when you had at this convention on saturday night. this seemed kind of fuzzy. it played out in dramatic fashion, when supporters disagreed with the process which is very involved. california senator barbara boxer and others were interrupted. ultimately director of security at paris hotel in las vegas, informed state party leaders around people from sanders and clinton campaign that the hotel could no longer provide security under conditions made unruly and unpredictable. >> biggest frustration entire day, none of our motions were heard, none of point of orders were acknowledged. we were just basically spe

with a long rap sheet was accused of killing kate steinle along a popularour senior correspondent adam housley is live outside san francisco city hall with the latest . reporter: it passed last night, very little changes at all to the sanctuary city line san francisco. what he did was reaffirm the law already in place, a controversial law is the killing of kate steinle nearly a year ago as you walked along the waterfront, killed by an illegal immigrants that customs enforcement had been seeking for some time. what happened last night was basically see a city where they clarified the policies and protections for illegal immigrants in san francisco. the measure call for law enforcement to notify immigrations and customs in enforcement only if the defendant is charged with the vital violence client has been convicted in the last seven years. that would be the only time city workers including police officers could disclose immigration status area . >> this legislation we are supporting today is going to do exactly that for seniors to report the process for families in the midst of a big crisis of

so, i met up with our colleague adam housley.ook who is next to him, it is tamara. >> i vine i had her on the show today and she said yes, welcome to philadelphia. ti a and tamarrah. >> hi, i was just telling my sister. >> you know mike. >> she newark actually who were you. >> i just saw you like two weekends ago. >> i know it. it was fantastic. we stayed out very late. >> yes? >> i know, and i had to get up, well, ya, i had to get up like three hours later. >> isn't that cool? had to take a flight back to la. >> he said he respects your partying level because you were out there having a god time even though you new you had to get on the plane. >> absolutely, we didn't have the kids so it was like date night. >> so instead -- >> i hear mothers are the best at party. >> take it for granted like if we're going to party. >> we'll party. >> me myself and i, we will take advantage of this moment. that makes sense. >> hey by the way, ladies who are those ladies on the book cover behind you? >> ya, which one is kathy, which one is caitl

senior white house correspondent adam housley hassed story. >> there's so many ways you can get screwed over, basically thrown under the bus if you give any sort of information. >> this man asked that his identity be protected and said other in his squadron have wanted to talk about benghazi from the very beginning. but none have been interviewed since the 2012 attack and all are afraid of retribution. >> i'm not trying to give away information that could ever harm the military at all. and what was never my intention. that was never my plan. i feel like some things need to come to light. >> he says within minutes, his air squadron was told that a quote real-world mission was going down. they raced to the field and were quickly briefed as planes were armed and prepared to launch. >> there were people everywhere, the fly line was full of people. and we were all ready to go. all of us. >> but according to the controversial state department accountability review board investigation, interagency response to benghazi was quote timely and appropriate. something our source vehemently denies. hi

. >> joining us on the phone is fox news correspondent adam housley for his insight into hostility that that region in recent years, adam, what are your thoughts? >> interesting thing here is i know from talking to us us authorities first thing that goes through their mind is this a terror incident? a hijacking? this locations been filled with weapons and shoulder fired rockets over the unrest there in the last few years. and in libya. they're concerned about the possibility of this, if this is the case. it could be technical. it could be likely not weather related. if you look at the weather, there is no major weather so it has right away, you might imagine, u.s. authorities looking into the possibility that this is a hijacking and terrorist and some might have brought it down from the outside. and they say last location is 10 miles over land. over the area with cairo. again, an area that has been not the most pure. that is where the first process goes. folks to deal in national security, first up thought okay. is this terror? is it something taken down by radio? by somebody on board?

adam housley is live in our los angeles newsroom with this story. am, explain, how did the chaos start. >> reporter: made things kind of fun and there is a worry this could continue on into the summer, the same concern about the republican convention as well. should be interesting to say the least, but in this case nevada's process for sending delegates to the national conis a bit complex and because of that supporters on both sides clashed a bit with bernie supporters being pretty upset and you can hear them as they interrupted a number of speeches. california senator barbara boxer was interrupted. ultimately the director of security for the paris las vegas poe tell informed the state party from both sanders and the clinton campaign that the hotel could no longer provide security for conditions made unruly and unpredictable. >> it's not about bernie and hillary. it's about the rules, and the results for the dnc and the nevada dems were not followed. >> i've never seen anything like this, and i'm voting for hillary. >> i mean, the video out there, gr

senior white house correspondent adam housley hassed story. >> there's so many ways you can get screwed over, basically thrown under the bus if you give any sort of information. >> this man asked that his identity be protected and said other in his squadron have wanted to talk about benghazi from the very beginning. but none have been interviewed since the 2012 attack and all are afraid of retribution. >> i'm not trying to give away information that could ever harm the military at all. and what was never my intention. that was never my plan. i feel like some things need to come to light. >> he says within minutes, his air squadron was told that a quote real-world mission was going down. they raced to the field and were quickly briefed as planes were armed and prepared to launch. >> there were people everywhere, the fly line was full of people. and we were all ready to go. all of us. >> but according to the controversial state department accountability review board investigation, interagency response to benghazi was quote timely and appropriate. something our source vehemently denies. hi

adam housley has more. >> reporter: the two men we spoke with never told a congressional committee or investigator what they saw and experienced, they say they were ready, willing and able to help that night, they were on target to respond but politics got in the way. >> anybody else, facts are facts. >> reporter: despite the claim by former secretary of state hillary clinton at the state department that nothing more could have been done a freedom of information act lawsuit recently revealed department of defense chief jeremy batch immediately offered assistance to the state department on the night of september 11th saying forces could move to benghazi and spinning up as we speak. >> for some reason they all shutdown. i think it leads back to policymaker somewhere, no one in the military is going to shut down an operation, they want to get involved. >> reporter: the murders of ambassador chris even then foreign service officer sean smith happened early on that fateful night, the death of cia contractors glenn doherty and tyrone woods, tween 9 hours later, still hunt many within the mi

. >> bombshell details outlined by fox's own adam housley and one of the men who says he could have savedhe lives. the four americans killed in benghazi is shedding new light on just what happened that night and the morning after. this man who asked that he not be identified for fear of retribution says his squadron at aviano air base was briefed within minutes of the attacks on the u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi and could have easily been flown to libya to offer assistance. >> i definitely believe that our aircraft could have taken off and got there in a timely matter. maybe three hours at the most. in order to basically at least stop that second mortar attack and have those guys running for the hills and basically save lives that day. >> the source says other members of his squadron have wanted to talk about benghazi from the very beginning but none have been interviewed since the 2012 attack because they also have a fear of retribution. and even the chairman of the house select committee on benghazi south carolina republican trey gowdy says finding witnesses has been very difficul

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