says the former editor of guns and ammo. the time for rational points is gone, and this is largely reflected by the opposition -- there is no room for rational discourse on these subjects. let's hear more from the former guns and ammo editor, who describes the special nature -- you have to because it's with the manufacturer to make the appeal to the leadership. -- readership. that is just how it happened. he had charges dismissed a -- an arizona laster after two trials ended with deadlocked juries against him. he fatally shot a neighbor during a drunken argument. we have a heckler manufacturing a series of weapons, that high- quality body on her -- body armor has ended machine guns and effective. -- in effect give. neffective.t if this was described as an assault rifle damaging tissue as it penetrates the body armor, causing more damage. in 2012, the editor of recoil magazine wrote that this weapon was designed for law enforcement and was unavailable to civilians and for good reason. he was pressured to step down and despite

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guns and ammo for you and vanity fair for you because it's all we had in the lobby.t me see you wait. for the department of defense to get its head out of its [ applause ] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight soon internet security expert who is also the white house chief information officer from 2006 to 2008. she has coauthored a new book called "privacy in the age of big data." please welcome to the program theresa payton. [cheers and applause] hello. thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> jon: it's a shame -- a shame -- ms. payton that this is not a more relevant topic. really. >> yeah. >> jon: could there be anything with these n.s.a. revelations and everything going on. how long have you been working on this project? >> almost a year. >> jon: and how long have they known that you were work on it? >> immediately. >> jon: probably before you were working on it. >> probably before i knew it myself. >> jon: in your mind what is the largest threat to either our privacy or security through these issues? >> you know, i think it's the not knowing when d

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he takes the snowball and uses it as ammo. >> a lot of fans have been asking me about shooting snowballs. this snowball is about the same weight, both weigh about 130 grams. that's about half a pound. >> one of the first misconceptions people think you need a big fork for the snowball to pass through. >> for shooting large projectiles you don't need very large frames. large forks all they do is they weaken the slingshot because they put enormous strain on the wrist. you don't need this. >> what you do need are some strong bands and a large pouch to hold the snowball. >> then i just simply flip my wrist when i release like this. see? my hand wasn't even in the way of the snowball. >> let's see this thing in action. you want to see it? there it goes. >> ah, this is sweet. i love it. >> here he has a cardboard box set up. what kind of force does it pack? >> use a small compresd in s box, which is good because it could go through your chest. >> it would hurt! >> how fast can you get a snowball to go with a slingshot? oh! >> shot the snowball over 34 meters 25. >> which basically translates t

on tuesday morning there were several hundred protesters at the front line near the diane ammo stadiumthere have been clashes involving petrol bombs thrown at the police. they are responding with sound grenades. we are not hearing of casualties, but the interior ministry said that they - around 120 police officers have been injured. 80 or so have been tape to hospital with injuries including burns. they say they have arrested 32 people for active participation in what they call riot. this is important. under the new laws rushed through parliament, that is punishable by up to 15 years in gaol. on tuesday a government newspaper publish d the details of the laws that were passed through parliament. that means they are now, in effect. so a lot of the protesters wondering when the authorities will start to make arrests and implement all of those laws fully. >> the protests have been going on for more than eight weeks. are there any hopes of a political solution to the crisis. >> on monday there were hopes that there would be talks that the government said it was establishing is commission w

. >> we did the funniest hair on gaun tan ammo >> he talks about being an remembered. >> i feel like once i'm dead, the people of the future can... jazeera." >> thank you for having me. >> your show "the american life," explain how it's put together and divided up. >> it's an hour each week. we choose a topic and do different stories. >> often we have writers, serious. >> you call each segment an act. >> yes, we call it act one, act two, act three. association. >> it's funny, the first few months of the show we didn't have that. i wanted a way to communicate to the audience all of this stuff telling one story in relation to another, and that was the shorthand that was able to do it. once we called it f1, f2 and f3, relationship. >> you have one of the most popular broadcast shows of any kind. you get a million pod casts downloaded. how do you do it? >> i wish we could say that i and co-producers had a part scheme to get pod casting. but, you know, we are making a show for about what amuses us, interests us, what we are curious about. there's something about the show that is personal.

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a gunman carrying large amounts of ammo shot and killed two employees inside a crowded mall in columbia before turning his shotgun on himself. officers found the bodies in a skate shop this morning overlooking the food court. investigators say thousands of shoppers were inside the mall at the time of the shooting. many hiding for hours behind store counters or inside fitting rooms or restrooms. >> it sounded like a transformer blowing. and we realized -- something was wrong. and we started to see people run by my store. >> the victims were identified as 21-year-old briana benlolo, and 25-year-old tyler johnson. investigators still trying to figure out a motive for that attack. >>> new details tonight on the b.a.r.t. officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty. we're now learning about another officer may have mistaken him to be an armed suspect. that's according to the "san francisco chronicle." sergeant tom smith died tuesday from a single bullet wound to the chest. it was fired by a fellow officer during a probation search in dublin. sources close to the investigation told the

we don't know how much, but we heard from the chief of police that there was a lot of ammo there. >> there's a lot of ammunition, but i also heard that he used a shotgun, which in an active shooter situation, typically a shotgun is not the weapon of choice. usually a shotgun is used when it is a targeted shooting. if this guy did in fact have a lot of ammunition, there is a possibility, and i'm just speculating here, but there is a possibility that maybe he intended to shoot more people than he did. but for some reason or another, he decided to end his own life, doug. >> right. rod wheeler, stand by. thank you very much for your expertise. police said they have not yet approached the body of the shooter here, out of fear that the body perhaps may be in some ways armed or booby-trapped. so they're taking great precautions with that. >> we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news at this hour. the state department is warning u.s. athletes not to wear their team uniforms outside of the olympic venues because of the terror threats in sochi at this hour. and 10,000 or m

he was carrying a ammo along with crude home-made bombs. investigators are piecing together what happened and why. >> reporter: terrified parents rushed to their children after a lone gunman walked into the mall and strapped with large amounts of ammo and pulled out a gun and opened fire. he killed a 21 year old and 25 year old who both worked at the zumiez store. >> we heard the shots, we grabbed our customers and the children and took them out back and locked the door. >> i thought i heard something fall like bricks. all of a sudden i saw people fall, three people that were shot fall. so everyone ducked to the ground i heard more than ten shots, they do not know a motive and cautioned against speculation that it was a domestic dispute. >> the focus will since the shooting has been treat those injured, making sure they are inside the mall being sheltered got out safely. we're now going through the process and finding out answers to all the questions that you are asking. and i appreciate your desire to know. i have those questions as well.

get more ammo. and they'll come back and start shooting again. so, no.the number one thing we recommend is that you exit the area. you do it quickly and safely. and you stay away. you stay far away, as far as you can. this is one case where curiosity may get you killed. so you want to stay away from the building, and not go back inside. there's no store, there's no employee, that's going to tell you, hey, you've got to do this and put yourself in harm's way. the number one thing we want people to know is, they've got to be safer and react quickly in these situations. now, i did hear several people say, we locked ourselves in a storeroom. or we locked ourselves in the bathroom. that's exactly what we want to you do. we want you to seek cover away from potential bullets, away from potential gunfire and we want you to stay there until the police come and get you. don't -- don't open the door. don't get out to see if everything's okay. you stay there, because an officer with an i.d., with a badge, with a uniform, will come get you and say, hey, it's over. >>

used by hardline protesters in kiev including assault rifles pistols and hundreds of rounds of live ammo seized by police they arrested an armed gang thought to be involved in the violent clashes in ukraine's capital authorities claim it was supplying arms to rioters police say three security personnel were attacked by radical protesters earlier this week one of them wounded two others taken hostage allegedly tortured and later released all three now being treated in the hospital. in the to the to his will to remove my head and bound my legs with musk tape and tape to my knees as well the. middle of the yes we were attacked by a group of masked youngsters they surrounded us the scream of the cops a terrorist hands up because of the take everything from us our wallets ourselves along with everything. in them to through we had done nothing to them because we were just coming out of a cafe after lunch with the mobs around the. actions of riot police in kiev throughout the turbulent week sparking much concern we asked a retired commander from the l.a. sheriff's department what he thinks abou

perry and jesse belmont were frequent visitors of ammo to go castle lane at her palais rose in parisn 1899. look it up on the web. you can even believe anyone lived in anything like this. it was huge. it was torn down in 1968 for an ugly apartment building. when jesse and perry married and wanted to build keeping for while in congress they asked their friends architect, the most famous residential architect in europe and that period to do the work. he did design the house for new hampshire avenue although the supervision went to an american warrant's trumpauer who was a architect for duke university and other places later on. the belmonts were really not to enjoy this exquisite house. when you go in the virtuoso and the arches are straight out of sasson. this was very small from what he usually did. but they didn't use the house very much for all its glory for the scandal that had come to their marriage, her divorce and surrendered all rights to her children had been front page news not to mention the marriage three hours later after the divorce to perry belmont. washington was still

at just this airport they take in enough ammo to easily fill a gallon container every month.ners have noticed an increase in things like this person. knuckles, orass umbrellas that are samurai swords. >> chapter two, ninja equipment. >> if you try to conceal a weapon or carry on a replica gun, you may not fly, and you can have thousands in fines. sense in packing would have helped. the most common excuse? my bagt know it was in or i forgot. if you have questions about whether you can bring it, the tsa has an app or you can ask. which means before you pack the replica hand grenade, you will know that it is a no-go for liftoff. kris van cleave, abc 7 news. >> if you want to see more surrendered items, we have a slideshow of pictures on our website, wjla.com. >> 7 on your side consumer alert about a story that could partially amputate your fingers. the stroller is being recalled. they handled the folding mechanism can trap your fingers. there've been reports of severe lacerations, a broken finger, and one partial fingertip amputation. if you own one of these strollers, stop usin

says the former editor of guns and ammo. the time for rational points is gone, and this is largely reflected by the opposition -- there is no room for rational discourse on these subjects. from the former guns and ammo editor, who --cribes the special nature you have to because it's with the manufacturer to make the appeal to the leadership. -- readership. that is just how it happened. he had charges dismissed a -- an arizona laster after two trials ended with deadlocked juries against him. shot aen he fatally neighbor during a drunken argument. heckler manufacturing a series of weapons, that high- quality body on her -- body armor has ended machine guns and effective. this was described as an assault as itdamaging tissue penetrates the body armor, causing more damage. in 2012, the editor of recoil weapone wrote that this was designed for law enforcement and was unavailable to civilians and for good reason. he was pressured to step down and despite profuse apologies for having made that horrible misstatement, -- the secondof

lifting an ammo can above your head multiple times repetitive.s a test of what you might be doing deployed in combat. not strict pullups. there is a middle ground here. i applaud the marine corps to push the data and come back with a revised test. >> you are really talking about a transition when it comes to female fitness. >> i do agree with that sir. >> a lot of things are going to have to change, not just focused on the marines. >> that's true, across the board. >> lee ann it's great to have you on the program, we should talk again because obviously it is going to be an issue in the future. >> it is sir, and i look forward to it. >> for one man in california his late night epiphany won him millions. steve tran is the winner of the mega millions jackpot. has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight next only on al jazeera america >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. here's the top stories. hours after the firs

. >> give me ammo. >> i don't have any, i'm sorry. >> then he looks at me again. >> i'm sorry. >> call the ambulance. >> call an ambulance. >> and here i'm thinking he doesn't know what he just did. telling me to call an ambulance. >> there's a cop. >> three minutes after the first shots are fired, two detectives just blocks away when told of the shooting by eyewitnesses pull up and run south down vine under the tree line. a third officer, off duty and working a nearby movie set, joins up with them. they attempt to engage the gunman, but according to eyewitness gregory behorquist the shooter is suicidal. >> he was out of his mind. really out of his mind. he goes i want to die. i want to die. all of a sudden, the suspect makes this move like he's going to go for a gun like he is quick a quick draw or something. >> the gun flies from his hand. from under the trees, two of the officers fire at the suspect. >> he put his hand on his side. he kind of walked back and he stumbled to the floor. >> the professional photographer who always carries a camera captures the images of the gunman who i

. >> i think mortars are rockets hit an ammo dump so it exploded big time. >> reporter: some of the hardestarfare since vietnam. >> when it came to fallujah, that was stand up fighting. >> reporter: they were in the same artillery unit. >> this is a pretty cool photo here. >> reporter: for days they loaded and fired 100 pound shells into the city. >> it just felt lying an eternity. >> constant shooting. >> reporter: a 23-year-old second lieutenant leading his platoon into the heart of the fight. >> i went to iraq with 41 marines and came home with 22. >> reporter: all of which explains why what happened in iraq today matters a great deal to them. adam calls fallujah a kind of hometown. >> we gave a lot. spilled blood, lost friends, invested a lot of our young adulthood to that city. >> i do care. i hope it's a bump in the road. >> they are pragmatic saying they didn't leave iraq thinking everything would be -- >> hunky-dory. >> to my opinion the government there is going to be test add long time. >> reporter: nate admits sometimes he has doubts. >> unfortunately my inclination is now it doe

now sending weapons and ammo to iraq in an effort to prevent al qaeda groups from getting a old in iraqt and author of the book "hell or richmond". >> i cannot find another -- achievement of constant failure in foreign security policy. the original sin of course was a precipitous retreat from iraq after we had won from purely political purposes, created a power vacuum at the heart of the middle east. now we see an al qaeda affiliate, the president could. make tough decisions, he's alienated all sides syria is a disaster, we blew our chance there, he praised turkey as an islamic model. and turkey now has more journalists in jail than china. >> it wasn't the president who killed bin laden. but that was a foreign policy decision. >> any president would have done that, can you imagine a president not killing bin laden if he had the chance? that's like the 50-year-old guy, the memory of his glory days of his touchdown pass in high school. you got to move on. the entire middle east is a flame. we have alienated our one ally, pugh on a recesssive disaster. north korea is laughing at us, china

legislation he later said today he'll on what the future intelligence communities would look like your ammo into this in great detail, but the congress embraced the 9/11 commission recommendations. the dni ndn ctc separate from the cia had really tried to in the united states senate, and not the will of the 9/11 commission's report. i was there at the time as a white house legislative affairs staff for. people carried around the 9/11 commission vote as if it were the bible and try to interpret as faithfully as possible what they thought the 9/11 commission met. this is really the reason for my argument if i could 9/11 commission has the most successful commission in american history because they are able to dictate the policy agenda in the fall of 2004, caused the congress to immediately endorse and the respective presidential nominees to nearly immediately endorse the recommendation. the bill to hit some snags. the house of representatives was more interest to and the secretary of defense authority over the intelligence agencies and the book is exhaustively through some of the arguments th

sending weapons and ammo to iraq in stopping al qaeda groups from gaining any more ground after they. it has been the bloodiest battle since vietnam. strategic analyst and author. you say this is a failing of foreign policy, ralph, why? >> through out history i cannot find another president who has such an achievement of constant failure in foreign security policy. the original sin was precept to us retreat in iraq after we had won for purely political purposes. we see al qaeda affiliate. president couldn't make tough decisions. he's alienated all sides of egypt. libya is a disaster we blew our chance there. praised turkey as an islamic model. >> bin laden. >> with his bare hand. got more journalists in jail with china. >> it wasn't president obama killed the men but people get upset when he says i, i, i. it was a strategic decision to make it. >> can you image a president not killing bin laden when he had the chance? that's like a 50 kweerld guy his memory is glory days a touchdown pass in high school. he alienate nated one ally with bad policy in palestine. edward snowden is laughi

officials warn residents to stay away, because live ammo is scattered across that area.mer arizona congresswoman gabby giffords will sky dive to mark three years since she survived an assassination attempt in 2011. jared lee loughner shot giffords in the head, killing six other people and wounding 12 more. giffords compared the fight for gun control to her difficult rehab, saying every day we must wake up resolved and determined. we'll pay attention to the details, look for opportunity for progress, even when the pace is slow. >>> on a different note today, kraft foods is warning all of a velveeta shortage. the company won't say what's causing the shortage, except to say the cheese is in high demand at this time of year. kraft says the shortage shouldn't last long, believing some to believe this could be a p.r. stunt leading up to the super bowl. >>> check this out, more proof pope francis is not your average pontiff. he spotted a priest from his hometown, signalled, vatican guards then let that priest on the pope mobile. pope francis invited the priest to ride along wit

. >> colorado's republican house leader plans to introduce this bill repealing a 15-round limit on ammoou may remember colorado enacted several strict gun laws last year and that move led to a recall election in which two democratic states senators were ousted and colorado republicans are also hoping to address expanded background checks but changes will not be an easy sell because democrats still have control of the state house and senate. then there is this. an iowa man is behind bars for pulling a knife on his brother over how many mean ult butter and jelly sandwiches he was eating. according to reports, jerome davis confronted his brother for eating three pb&js and then going back for another less than an hour later. davis has been charged with domestic abuse with a weapon. what i don't understand is by my math that's four pb&j sandwiches. it is not like he is going to take the lobster claw out. >> which makes me there was some alcohol involved with these pb&js. i don't know. >> i don't know. >> we will investigate and find out. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> that's it for u

i think it's probable, certainly, that the gun and ammo would be there. if you have armed personnel who are retained by the retail merchants, what's to say the shooter got the drop from them? >> we are still seeing personnel on the ground and understand from the police department that fire and rescue responders are there, as well as police officers. we can see they are there. the place is cordoned off and we see some people assembling. we would have to assume based on the information we are getting from the howard county fire and emergency services department, that those are still professionals on the ground trying to contain an active shooter situation. take us through what's possibly going on right now. we know three people are dead. one believed to be the deceased gunman. what are they doing to make sure the place is all-clear? >> they are all happening in a process. they are all verbs. first is containment. they have to contain the crime scene. then have to isolate so additional civilian personnel are not at risk. civilian personnel that are at risk,

woman mentioned there was a lot of ammo stored inside that house.e said he could hear the bullets going off as he made his way inside. >> i went down the stairs. grabbed him underneath his shoulders and brought him up to the top of the stairs where i was met by another officer who had arrived on scene. he helped me get him out the rest of the way. >> the officer's okay. the man he rescued there is still recovering in the hospital. >>> the first lady of france is expected to be released from the hospital later today after being treated for depression. valerie trierweiler checked herself in friday, the same day a magazine reported that the president of france was having an affair with a movie star. trierweiler and francois hollande never married but have been living together for nine years. >>> here at home, two nurses are being praised for their heroic actions after a pilot suffered an apparent heart attack midflight. amy sorenson and linda just happened to be on the united flight from des moines to denver when the crew called for help. they found th

and then another reporter gave me ammo to throw at her. he's like, "here. here you go."t." >> jimmy: she's unbelievably fun. we love her on the show. >> she's great. >> jimmy: we've had liam on the show. we had jena malone on the show and everyone did a little talent. a special talent. jena balanced jenga blocks on her head. >> on her flat head. >> jimmy: on her flat head, yeah. [ light laughter ] and then, liam did this knife thing with a sharpie. >> so, it wasn't a knife thing then. it was a sharpie thing. >> jimmy: a sharpie. [ talking over each other ] a sharpie knife, so he took on of these guys and went -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and he was really good, and then you were coming on him. we were like, "what can we see if we ask you to do?" and one thing that came up, we found that you can spin a basketball pretty well. >> pretty well, yeah. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how long have you done -- >> how long have i been spinning basketballs? >> jimmy: yes, that's correct. [ jimmy in goofy voice ] "he's a professional basketball spinner, everybody." how long ha

russian agents say they found grenade, ammo, explosive device. two bombings killed two in volgograd last month. >>> thousands of kurds are calling for justice in the case of three activists shot and killed in the city last year. the demonstration marked one year since their death. >>> and if you like bacon, and who doesn't, you may have to start paying more. pig viruses hit farms in 22 states so far, could send pork prices soaring. the virus is only lethal to young kids, but there goes your pigs in a blanket and co bchlb . >> congress has only been about a week, but they're taking hair first break next saturday. so they will immediate to pass a stop gap measure to avoid a government shutdown and revolve other issues like whether to extend jobless benefits to the long term unemployed. will congress be able to resolve any of this or will they just kick the can down the road? joining me now, our political panel, former chief of staff to west virginia senator joe manchin and former white house aide to president george w. bush. good to see both of you

they have done some cartridge bags, ammo, so there is some poll in marketing just with that brand.: but they're pretty serious about their weapons, hunters. do you think that someone who is serious about hunting with really bygone because it is from "duck dynasty" court endorsed by them? >> you know, i think that they would take into account the fact that mossberg actually engaged to the gentleman from it "duck dynasty" to design their new shotgun. they were the ones that recommended this site and the camouflage. so from that perspective, probably so. they are well regarded in the duck hunting community. and keep in mind, mossberg is a good value, quality shotgun. it is a terrific weapon. melissa: to you think they would carry out the controversy that has been going on with phil robertson's comments? with day care? would it make them want to buy the gun more or less? how would it in back the sales? everything we have been hearing in of the press around it. >> candidly, and disasters i deal with on a day-to-day basis and largely republican, a largely christian, and i don't think tha

identity of the gunman or the motive of the police say he was armed with a shotgun and loaded with ammo they're approaching his body very carefully. >> because of concerns about any other weapons he may have or explosives, we are approaching this with an abundance of caution and we are getting assistance from some of our federal partners and making sure there is no explosives on the body of the deceased. that's being done now. as that process is resolved, then we will be able to work more intently on identifying who that shooter is, then when we know that, perhaps we'll be able to have a better idea of what the motive is. >> the mall at columbia i is stl an active crime scene as investigators are pouring over the building and collecting evidence and talking to eyewitnesses. we'll have much more on this developing story top of the hour, including a live report from the scene when jamie colby and i join from you america's news headquarters. now back to "the five." >>> terrorists win, i hate thisc idea. i hate the thought that we're going to change our behavior, especially the athletes and

this just gives them more, inyou will, intel and ammo to do that.ericans since the bombing in boston, for the first time, hearing of some of these groups, and may not be aware of how dangerous it is over there. dagestan, which is nearby, was hit by terrorists just what, 48, 72 hours ago? >> tourism is very real in that part of russia, and this group was fingered in this connection to tamerlan tsarnaev, and it's not publicly known whether this was where he got the training to put together those two very viable pressure cooker bombs in boston. this is a very active region, but the russians, if you will, based on my experience, have a take no prisoners approach, and this is what we have seen in the weeks leading up to the olympics. but the caveat, if you will, is what we heard from congressman rogers, which is that the russians in his opinion are not fully sharing the information that they have, and this, unfortunately, seems very reminiscent of the situation we had over the boston bombers, where many people faulted the fbi for not taking the russians'

. >> the suspect carrying large amounts of ammo shot and killed two employees inside the mall in columbia before turning the shotgun on himself. five others were injured, one shot in the foot. >> it was just boom, boom, boom. people just started screaming and running. it was just complete madness. >> i would downstairs in the food court getting something for my boss. all the sudden it sounded like somebody had dropped a brick off the top ledge. i ran while the shots were still being fired through the mall to my job and got in the back and took care of the kids. while they froze. it's horrific. >> police have disabled crude attempts at explosives inside of the shooter's bags. the victims have been identified as 21-year-old brianna benlolo and 25-year-old tyler johnson. family members say brianna had a 2-year-old son. federal law enforcement officials tell nbc news the shooting started as a, quote, domestic incident. >>> san jose police are busy investigating the city's fourth homicide of 2014 this morning after a man succumbs to stab wounds in the east foothills. officers say they responde

how does christie say i'm not going to change my team, my ammo. i'm going to go a much different approach to getting things done from the tough guy way i've been doing it. >> well, look, not exaggerating the severity or scope of wrongdoing, because we don't know what that is. but the analogs we have from modern american political history are nixon and clinton. there is a lot of scrutiny on him. what is going on inside his operation now is what we saw with the clinton folks, which is you have to adjust to a new normal, which is there is two worlds. there is the scandal world, subpoenas, people testifying under oath, not sure which colleagues you can necessarily trust. and then there is the daily business of governance. and christie, for his own psychology, has to get back to the second part while still dealing aggressively with the first part. and that is very tough for anyone, particularly for somebody like him who is used to having his way, doesn't get a lot of national scrutiny day to day. now he does. and there are so many adjustments he and hi

. >> i think mortars or rockets or something hit an ammo dump there, so it exploded big-time. >> reporterf the hardest, bloodiest warfare since vietnam. >> when it came to fallujah, that was stand-up fighting. >> reporter: nate watkins and mike dasher were in the same artillery unit. >> this is a pretty cool photo here. >> reporter: for days, they loaded and fired hundred-pound shells into the city. >> it just felt like an eternity. >> yeah, it was constant shooting. >> reporter: adam mathis was a 23-year-old second lieutenant, leading his platoon into the heart of the fight. >> i went to iraq with 41 marines and came home with 22. >> reporter: all of which explains why what happens in iraq today matters a great deal to them. adam calls fallujah a kind of hometown. >> we gave a lot, spilled blood, lost friends. invested a lot of our young adulthood to the -- to that city. >> i do care. and i hope it's a bump in the road. >> reporter: mike and nate are pragmatic, saying they didn't leave iraq thinking everything would be -- >> hunky dory. >> yeah. >> to my opinion, the government there is

i said earlier in my talk, there's an ideological ammo behind it.t when it comes to the gateway, look, when you have a young -- hastiness so many times in my investigations, you have the young must in america or europe. maybe they've made very good read the quran and they turn up at the mosque and come under the spy of the charismatic brotherhood eating mom. that is the gateway and that is where the track comes. i don't know the boston bombers were radicalized at that mosque, but it might be worth digging into considering the muslim brotherhood's history of violent, radical as p. at the gate are it every al qaeda member, every islamic jihads sdc today on the sunni side of these, the brotherhood's writings, teachings, ideology have been ingrained in their heads and that's what i call the gateway. [inaudible] >> i mentioned david gathered an army of each ties. how do you spell it? >> and i talk about the bible in washington d.c. at the capital? is that okay? what i said and it applies to you today fear here. king david, one of my favorite figures in t

. >> shooter was armed with two crude explosive devices and a large amount of ammo. >> police say he shot these two victims. both employees. this was a chaotic, panic rush recover after they heard the shots. >> i was downstairs in the food court getting something for my boss and it sounded like somebody dropped a brick off the ledge and i heard somebody say shots fired. i grabbed a kid, three people fell to the ground. grabbed the ki grabbed the kid and the mom was following me. >> i didn't know how safe it was to keep running in the open, so when i saw people running into that store, that's where i went. we were in the fitting room area. where do you go? you're in a fitting room area. you're just as vulnerable. >> erin mcpike has more from outside the mall in columbia, maryland. >> the clwhen the shots rang ou and terrified so many people here because the shooting took place at a second level store that overlooks the food court. the shooter shot two young adults brianna benlolo and 25-year-old tyler johnson. employees of zoomies. the shooter then took his own life but couldn't ident

. >> they're since fatal shootings and comparing weapons and ammo if they know that or anything else.interstate and also the fatal shooting. martha: so the fbi is working with the state police. so far no suspects have been identified in either of those cases. bill: fox news alert now. minutes away from a news conference in west virginia. much. hundred of thousands in that state, they have been warned to stay away from tapwater because of a chemical spill. the white house issuing a federal disaster declaration. people in nine counties told not to bathe, wash their teeth or their clothes now. a chemical used to clean coal leaked into the elk river near, charleston, west virginia. that spill shut down the capitol and surrounding counties. worries grow how people who may have been exposed to that chemical. >> it will be unpleasant. we are concerned that, you know, people are going to be find it objectionable. we had complaints about eyes burning, things of that nature. best advice to stay inside right now until they get this taken care of. bill: this will take some time apparently. laura

to go to the parking tlot reload, get more ammo and will come in and start shooting again.e thing we recommend, exit the area do it quickly and safely and you stay away. stay as far away as you can. this is one case where curiosity may get you killed. so you want to stay away from the building, and not go back inside, and there's no store, no employee, that's going to tell you, hey, you've got to do this and put yourself in harm's way. the number one thing we want people to know is, they've got to be safer and they've got to react quickly in these situations. now, i did hear several people say, we locked ourselves in a storeroom, or we locked ourselves in the bathroom. that's exactly what we want to you do. we want you to seek cover away from potential bullets, away from potential gunfire and we want you to stay there until the police come and get you. don't -- don't open the door. don't get out to see if everything's okay. you stay there, because an officer with an i.d., with a badge, with a uniform, will come get you and say, hey, it's over. >> right, but john, here's the

very low through rough terrain when it slammed into marshland on britain's eastern coast, dumping the ammoit came over the house and helicopters are not usually that low, definitely not helicopters. and, it just was a loud noise getting nearer. you saw the lights. and saw it go over because i looked out the window and, we saw it go over, which, that must have crashed just after i guess. jon: british police have secured the area. they say they will work with the u.s. military to try to figure out what happened to that chopper. jenna: a new report shedding some light on the people who may be responsible for the benghazi attack. what congress may do to bring them closer to justice. >>> a man suspected of defrauding investors out of millions and faking his own death is found with a new face. will he get out on bond and try to run again, the big question today? >>> plus harsh criticism of the president from his former defense secretary robert gates. did gates go too far? >> former defense secretary bob gates has harsh words for congress including ugly, thin-skinned, et cetera. what do you think