i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. 20-year-old dylann roof apparently spent an hour sitting at the table with the parishioners before he pulled out a handgun and took the lives of six women and three men. a 5-year-old child is said to have survived the ordeal by playing dead. roof is behind bars. he was transported back from north carolina where he was spotted by a quick thinking woman who is a florist. more on her story in a moment. bill: a community and a nation mourning for the victims of the manuel a.m.e. church. a pastor trying to make sense of the violence there. >> now this evil has even come into the house of god where people should feel safe, where they come for peace where they come when they are in trouble they come to the house of god. bill: rich, what do we expect today? >> reporter: this afternoon the suspect who was extra dated back here to charleston, south carolina. that's just the county component of all of this. he could face federal charges on this. it's a federal hate

bill: i'm bill hemmer.e about three days left before the end of this session but on both debates the high court remains sharply divided. the session could conceivably go into extra innings which would mean extra days possibly next week. if the case of obamacare the lawsuit hinges on four little words well, they are not little. they are these words established by the state. meeping people that run their own exchanges are eligible for assistance from the federal government. not people in the 34 states that did not establish the exchange. martha: shannon bream joins us live from outside of the supreme court whether we wait to see people are running across the steps with information. as bill says those four words could make all the difference. so shannon any indication of whether or not we're going to get anything today? >> reporter: we're definitely getting opinions. as you guys know it is always a guessing game. we don't know what we're going to get. right now they are handing them out inside. we have our tru

i'm bill hemmer. martha: the detectives are saying richard matt and david sweat were spotted walk a few miles away from the prison. these two convicts are clearly a danger. bill: police believe prison employee joyce mitchell was supposed to help the criminals but changed her mind at the last second. what is the latest this morning on that manhunt? >> reporter: sources close to the investigation tell fox news that willsboro will still have a peacive manhunt today. the forest rangers make their way down this road. we have seen a number of forest rangers and deputy sheriffs traveling down this road presumably to continue their search. let me give you a sense of the topography. you can see as the police cars and vehicles pass us, off in the distance is mill road. this is the road where it's believed early tuesday morning the two suspects were seen walking in a driving rainstorm. the men ran into the road when a vehicle approached. it's 40 miles south of the prison. we are told buy sources close to the inve

hemmer. bill: the original bill hemmer. martha: have a great father's day weekend. see you monday. bye-bye. jenna: awaiting the first court appearance for the man accused of murdering nine people in cold blood as they prayed together in a south carolina church. welcome to "happening now," everybody, i'm jenna lee you i'm jon scott. another vigil is set tonight in charleston to honor nine people gunned down in a black church. the 20 one-year-old murderer who confessed to authorities sits in a charleston jail charged with nine counts of murder and possession after weapon. dylann roof's own sister called him after recognizing him in surveillance photos. amber roof was planning to be mayor whiched this weekend. rich edson live at the church in downtown charleston. >> reporter: good morning jon. three hours from now dillon roof will have his bond hearing in the court detention center a few miles from downtown. down here there has been a steady stream of mourners. it started with hundreds of people black, white stopping by the church, emanuel ame church to leave cards, ribbons, sentiment

i'm bill hemmer live in america's newsroom *. martha: dna was reportedly found in a cabin in a town called cowlshead it's 30 miles west if you were walking from the prison to this spot. they are also looking in the area of a potential sighting near friendship, new york. >> we'll continue to search this area until all leads have been exhausted. as we have in other areas of the state, we'll search behind every rock tree and structure until we are confident that area is secure. bill: rick, what's up with these two different locations? >> in owls head we see corrections officer local state and police setting up roadblocks and checking people's trunks. but also through the rural roads that wind through this mountainous stretch. we were here last night based on a tip from law enforcement involved in the search that there was a manhunt and we found a command post that had just been set up. we were the first camera there. as they began to search through the wood there there was a customs and border patrol helicopter flying overhead. we a

i'mq bill hemmer. controlling access to the candidate. own edñr henry visibny upset when she spokemy to some reporters and ignored his questions.u! martha: we love alan. so what happened? we have this news conference. long buildup to it. standing three feet from secretary clinton. and one of her aides pulled me to the front suggesting i would likely get a question. i was waiting my turn. i wasn't shouting in her face. i'm three feet from her. she goes through the list. they have a careful list who they will call on. she turns and walks away. i was moving closer trying to get to her. secret person service person told me to move back. i was pretty annoyed by that. i didn't think secret service was supposed to be protecting them from reporters. fine to protect her for security reasons. i was trying to get her press secretary. what gives here? you got a question when you shotted at her in iowa. i didn't get a question. i said secretary clinton will you come back here or not? she said coming back to take questions. that was not exactly a quest

i'm bill hemmer. america's news room. martha: good morning, bill hemmer. i'm martha maccallum. a lot is made of jeb's logo which was released. features his first name but not his last name. he did the same thing when he ran in florida as well. here is the other one-named candidate. she has no last name either. she is just hillary. rebooting her campaign over the weekend in new york city. she holds another event at the top of the hour in new hampshire. bill: team fox coverage in america's election headquarters. ed henry but first carl cameron live in miami. what do we expect from governor bush. >> reporter: he is announcing his campaign and can no longer raise money for his super pac in the neighborhood of $100 million. they will not longer be able to coordinate. as a former florida governor he governed with conservative principles. that he brings new ideas. people in washington can't possibly fix washington. as you saw with a bit of video he is trying to strike a very optimistic tone he is essentially the fix it guy. what ails america can be remedied and he is the one to do it.

bill hemmer is going, hmmm is this going to be a bad one? we will be dweelg with a tremendous part of rain. the will get the potential for flooding adds we zoom in here. be saw hisic band fall in the area. foot good news. people nude to be aware of sdwran nis. >> brand new calls for the naacp leader to step down after accused -- being accused of lying. she was supposed to address the controversy today, but she has backed out of that. we have more on the racial uproar. >> rachel doll sglalbowl dolezal has been at the center of controversy when her pair p rents said she misled people about her race. she was going to address the situation but said in a statement, due to the needs and continued discussion with regional and national naacp leaders tomorrow's meetings are postponed and scheduled for a later date. >> she is the president of the spokane washington naacp. her family says she grew up blonde with blue eyes. >> she can be reative with hairstyles and makeup. >> the naacp says race is not a qualify can factor for leadership. some members a

good morning, i'm bill hemmer. on a monday, "america's newsroom." martha: good morning everybody i'm martha maccallum. this is one of three key provisions that expired at midnight after senator paul followed through on his pledge to block the bill. that delayed votes for several days. >> are we going to blythely give up our freedom? are we going to so blythely go along and just say take it? well i'm not boeing to take it anymore. i don't think the american people are going to take it anymore. bill: senator paul's move infuriating other republicans many exiting the senate chamber as soon as he took the podium saying american lives are being put at risk, they argue. >> going dark. losing a valuable tool that is part of the effort ever gathering intelligence that helps keep americans safe, is something that we're going to be responsible for if we allow this to happen. bill: byron york. "washington examiner." myrtle beach. what now? where are we now? what has changed, byron? >> well those key provisions of the patriot act that dealt with the bulk collec

bill: i'm bill hemmer.ig decisions including the use of a drug to carry out executions. another involves congressional redistricting. martha: shannon bream is live at supreme court. what do we expect in these decisions. >> reporter: we have three opinions that are still left. we expect this will be the final term, day of the term so we should get all three of them. i would say what is most heated argument i've ever seen that is one over the death penalty. about the three-drug protocol states use carrying out executions. even points of the death penalty have been successful pharmaceutical companies about the first drug. the one renders the inmate unconscious before the two other drugs kick in and shut down their system. because it is nearly impossible states to get it. they have to go to substitute drug. it hasn't worked as well. inmates were still conscious and feeling pain. does that violate the eighth amendment ban on unusual and cruel punishment? we'll see if they can limit the epa powers dealing with po

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. >> with us now here in new york bill hemmer in for eric shawn tonight and in for washington shannon news supreme court correspondent. it's perfect for you. i guess santorum is saying that congress could pass a law overriding the supreme court if the court says that gay marriage should be the law of the land. is that what he is getting at? >> it is. here is how it works. they don't necessarily say we pass a law saying they got it wrong in roe vs. wade. if the court took a piece of a law and said it was unconstitutional. what congress can do tweak the law, pass a new version overcoming the objection the court h santorum was involved in that as a senator by the way if you will remember with partial birth abortion ban initially in 2,000 the supreme court threw it out the law being contested. so eventually congress got on board in 2003, passed a different version, it then went to the supreme court and was upheld it survived scrutiny. so sometimes it's just about making a tweak and making your case again to the court. >> okay. but, in this case, it's a pretty straightforward up or down di

good morning i'm bill hemmer. welcome here to "america's newsroom." martha: good morning everybody. ers. they repeatedly tried to smuggle through mock explosives, get them through the checkpoints at our nation's busiest airports. look at the number. 96% of the time they got the bombs through. bill: they were pretty good. we were

i'm bill hemmer. america's news room. martha: good morning, bill hemmer. i'm martha maccallum.well. here is the other one-named candidate. she has no last

i am bill hemmer. good morning. how are you doing heather? >> i am heather childers in for martha.'s hilary clinton's campaign sued the state of ohio claiming restrictions are designed to keep minorities from note -- voters. the governor said this: >> the idea we will divide americans i don't like it. i have not said a word about hillary. but coming into the state of ohio saying we are repressing the vote when new york other than has election day and we have 27. that is silliness. i like hillary personally. she has been kind to me. i like her. i am not for her for president. but you cannot do this and divide the country. we are trying to raise everybody in ohio and making sure everyone has chance. >> chris is here. how are you doing? good morning to you in washington, d.c. he said he holds his fire. he did not hold his fire there. high highly offended. >> the pittsburgh ease is starting to flow from him. here is the deal. for the governor and other governors hilary clinton went and intentionally in a speech in texas yesterday drew blood. she is in trouble with voters. she has serio

i am greg in for bill hemmer. >> climate change and terrorism are topping the agenda. the u.s.eement to keep sanctions on russia and keep iran from developing nuclear weapons. >> brett hume is here who has covered a lot of news conferences. on the left hand side of the screen in a moment, we expect to see the president moving along to the location of this solo news conference. terrorism, russian aggression the nuclear deal with iran, there is a lot on the agenda. would you expect all of those subjecks to be broached by reporters? >> i expect the president will open with with noting what are the achievements he believes of the summit. any and all of those subjects could come up. and there will be questions from the media and you know it is a pot luck deal so you don't know who is going to get called on. but those are the ones on my mind if i was doing those things after three our four days of being exhausts and jet lagged. >> no kidding. and he began meeting with the iraqi prime minister about an hour ago we understand the pm wanted more weaponry more air power in the fight agai

. >> and i am bill hemmer. good tuesday to you. times" ran a story about senator rubio's parking ticket and traffic history. it seems so insignificant we didn't cover it. now they are digging to the financial background of the former senator and his wife. >> chris is here fox news political editor. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> interesting. we are off to the races and i don't mean belmont. >> well look for marco rubio at least he knows he is being treated as a thoroughbred and is seen as a contender; someone who could beat hillary clinton. and when the democratic paper of record starts digging in and that is not to say the reporting isn't accurate it is just how much focus is given -- when they start digging in on somebody's finances and background like this this is in a way high praise because it says he is a serious contender. >> it means someone is worried about you and you are a threat. but it can put stuff out there that sticks in people's mind and may come back at you on the debate stage and they will have t

good morning i'm bill hemmer. welcome here to "america's newsroom." martha: good morning everybody. good morning bill. i'm martha maccallum. the numbers here are absolutely shocking. undercover homeland security agents posed as passengers. they repeatedly tried to smuggle through mock explosives, get them through the checkpoints at our nation's busiest airports. look at the number. 96% of the time they got the bombs through. bill: they were pretty good. we were pretty bad. doug mckelway starting coverage. what changes can we report, doug since this embarrassing report went public? >> reporter: lots and lots of changeses are headed our way bill. whether or not they work or enagain der confidence remains to be seen. this is latest embarassment for long line of embarassments for tsa. a recent report hundreds of security badges weeks ago were loss at the atlanta airport and san diego airport. this is much more serious. this new internal report shows out of 67 out of 70 attempts to pass contraband material through tsa security, screeners did not detect the contraband. in the aftermath of

bill: i'm bill hemmer.t from governor bush announces six months after he said he was exploring idea. he has been crisscrossing the country giving speeches and raising money. governor perry has been doing pretty much the same a lot of time in iowa. chief political correspondent carl cameron in texas. carl what can we expect today from governor perry there? >> reporter: well the former texas governor, longest serving governor in texas is hoping the second time is the charm. he will launch his campaign today. not a big surprise. all the candidates give us hints when they will be announcing as jeb bush did this morning saying it will be in 11 days. there is a little bit of frustration here in the perry world that mr. bush chose to do this today. perry like candidates on their announcement days will make a big speech. he will be flanked on the stage by tia kyle the widow of sniper chris kyle and marcus luttrell and who wrote the book, the last survivor. perry is a veteran. you will see behind me the big c-130 in

bill: i'm bill hemmer. a tornado confirmed in grand rip its, michigan.cking winds of 100 miles per hour when it struck. >> it was really rough wind. was this a tornado any freaked out. i ran downstairs. >> you feel total pressure in your head. you feel like your head will explode. you feel like a total change in my house was shaking. everything was breaking. i could hear everything breaking upstairs. pole fence is gone. giant trees uprooted. one of the trees in the backyard is in my front yard. bill: what a mess now. garrett tenney live in chicago. how are things looking today garrett? >> reporter: bill, the national weather service confirmed five tornadoes touched down in illinois alone. these storms hit across the midwest from minnesota to iowa to michigan. 10:00 this is where we saw some of the worst of the damage in coal city, illinois. a tornado ran through the middle of that town, an hour outside of chicago. at least 30 buildings were damaged. some homes and businesses were wiped out entirely. rescue crews have been having a hard time reaching all

i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. the second suspect david wright is taken into custody. you see video here. that happened north of boston. another search going on they think may be related in rhode island. it started yesterday. police shot an armed man outside after cvs. >> we have a gentleman black male coming out now with a knife. martha: molly line is live in boston. molly, what do we know about this second suspect and whether there they were connected in this alleged plot? >> reporter: we're expecting to learn more here in federal court when the second suspect david wright is expected to be arraigned in relation to the j.t. tf, joint terrorist task force investigation. he is linked in some way to a man killed yesterday by an fbi agent and police officer officer here in boston. that man's name 26-year-old, usaama rahim who attacked investigators with a military-tile knife. they spent much of yes, sir in everett, massachusetts, suburb of boston. local and federal authorities all over the scene in the neighborhood.

leland: happy friday to everyone, i'm in for bill hemmer.as planning on providing the escaped convicts with a getaway vehicle but evidently she had had a change of heart at the very last minute. authorities are telling everyone to lock their doors close their windows and even saying make sure you keep the porch light on. >> it's for the safety of the public, it's to reapprehend these individuals that are a threat to society. >> we're looking underneath every rock behind every tree and inside every structure until we catch these two. leland: day seven of the manhunt, they still haven't found them. a staff writer for the press republican is on the ground there as this manhunt is underway. joe, any idea why police are so convinced these guys are in this swampy area or is this just another wild goose chase? >> well, the past two days they've been searching based on tips they've received of sightings and dogs have reportedly picked up their scent. the search right now has moved up the road on route 3 a bit on bringle street. two men were seen rep

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i'm bill hemmer live from america's newsroom. martha: this building is blocks from u.c. berkeley.s reportedly less than 10 years old. bill: what is the latest on what we know