bret? >> john roberts from des moines, thank you. the u.s. has big plans for former gitmo detainees known as the taliban five. fox news has learned there was a government attempt to recruit them for intelligence purposes one being described as a total failure. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the details of what went wrong. >> reporter: fox news has learned there was an effort to recruit members of the taliban 5 as sets to gntelligence and to influence their future actions once restrictions were lifted. the men who were swapped for sergeant beau bergdahl in may of 2013 were offered to help the obama's administration to prevent them from returning to terrorism. but the effort was described as a total failure. the white house today offered very little. >> as a general matter this is an intelligence matter i won't be able to discuss from here. >> they were held at the guantanamo bay detention camps for five years where these military reviews concluded they were bad actor

bret? >> john roberts from des moines, thank you. the u.s. has big plans for former gitmo detainees known as the taliban five. fox news has learned there was a government attempt to recruit them for intelligence purposes one being described as a total failure. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has the details of what went wrong. >> reporter: fox news has learned there was an effort to recruit members of the taliban 5 as sets to gather intelligence and to influence their future actions once restrictions were lifted. the men who were swapped for sergeant beau bergdahl in may of 2013 were offered to help the obama's administration to prevent them from returning to terrorism. but the effort was described as a total failure. the white house today offered very little. >> as a general matter this is an intelligence matter i won't be able to discuss from here. >> they were held at the guantanamo bay detention camps for five years where these military reviews concluded they were ba

bret? >> mike emanuel live on the hill tonight, thanks. >>> since 9/11 security has been the clear winner over privacy when it comes to airline travel. but tonight, we're learning that no matter how invasive those tsa agents are in the screening line they apparently are missing a whole lot. here's chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> reporter: the security failures at dozens of airports and more than a decade after 9/11, investigators found banned weapons through security checkpoints. republican ron johnson says he's reviewing the report adding it raises quote, valid concerns taxpayers have spent billions of dollars to secure our air travel system. it's important for that goal to be met. last year $7 billion was budgeted for the tsa. >> it's not much better than it was before 9/11 because this is meant to be a deterrent. it's not the great wall of china. >> 57 out of 70 tests, carried out by special investigators known as red teams. in one instance an undercover agent wit

bret? >> carl thank you. christie did score a big political win here stateside. new jersey's supreme court sided with the governor in a major fight with public worker unions over pension funds. justices reversed a lower court ruling ordering the governor and lawmakers to restore cuts to pension contributions. >>> former republican house speaker dennis hastert has entered a plea of not guilty to federal charges that he broke the law as part of an attempt to keep a very dark seecret. federal authorities say he tried to pay millions of dollars to hide allegations about past sexual misconduct from his days as a high school teacher and coach. >>> still ahead, is there a coverup at the state department over a report that makes former secretary of state hillary clinton look bad? >>> first senate majority leader mitch mcconnell joins me live in studio about trying to get the >>> kentucky senator mitch mcconnell said there would be changes when he became majority leader at the start of the year. the

bret? >> kevin corke, thank you. >>> a 17-year-old northern virginia honors student is facing 15 years in prison tonight for helping another teen travel to syria to join isis. ali amin pleaded guilty to terrorist charges today. he admitted using twitter to encourage isis and its supporters. the number of cases brought against isis suspects on u.s. soil now stands at 50. >>> an american war hero is facing court-martial over speaking out about a lack of coherent plan to get american hostages out of the middle east. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the story tonight from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. >> reporter: good evening, bret. lieutenant colonel jason amarine is a decorated green beret. in 2010 he was asked to look for ways to bring sergeant bowe bergdahl home when army commanders realized there was no coherent way to do so. he testified and how the army retaliated against him for blowing the whistle on a failed u.s. hostage policy. >> juan weinstein is dead.

bret? >> carl thank you. christie did score a big political win here stateside. new jersey's supreme court sided with the governor in a major fight with public worker unions over pension funds. justices reversed a lower court ruling ordering the governor and lawmakers to restore cuts to pension contributions. >>> former republican house speaker dennis hastert has entered a plea of not guilty to federal charges that he broke the law as part of an attempt to keep a very dark seecret. federal authorities say he tried to pay millions of dollars to hide allegations about past sexual misconduct from his days as a high school teacher and coach. >>> still ahead, is there a coverup at the state department over a report that makes former secretary of state hillary clinton look bad? >>> first senate majority leader mitch mcconnell joins me live in studio about trying to get the job done in politically polarizing times. making a fist something we do to show resolve. to defend ourselves. to declare vict

bret? >> mike emanuel live on the hill tonight, thanks. >>> since 9/11 security has been the clear winner over privacy when it comes to airline travel. but tonight, we're learning that no matter how invasive those tsa agents are in the screening line they apparently are missing a whole lot. here's chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> reporter: the security failures at dozens of airports and more than a decade after 9/11, investigators found banned weapons through security checkpoints. republican ron johnson says he's reviewing the report adding it raises quote, valid concerns taxpayers have spent billions of dollars to secure our air travel system. it's important for that goal to be met. last year $7 billion was budgeted for tsa. >> it's not much better than it was before 9/11 because this is meant to be a deterrent. it's not the great wall of china. >> 57 out of 70 tests, carried out by special investigators known as red teams. in one instance an undercover agent with a

bret? >> well i was posted there in 2006. hopefully it all works out. thanks catherine. >>> now to iran and how much nuclear fuel iran has been stockpiling while negotiating a nuclear drawdown with the west. new developments as we learn from former white house aides that president obama's feelings were apparently hurt by the charge that he's no friend of israel an idea that has been fueled by his desperate nuclear outreach to the republic. kevin corke from the white house tontd. >> we know what you did for us. we are forever grateful. >> reporter: on a day when the president honored two world war ii heroes a key aide to the commander in chief said that the president was frustrated that it was expressed that he wasn't a strong supporter of israel. david axelrod said to him, "you know i think i'm the closest thing to a jew that has ever sat in this office. for people to say that i am anti-israel or anti-semitic it hurts." president obama addressed concerns that iran won't live up to a nuclear

bret? >> mike emanuel live on the hill thanks. >>> up next what other states displaying potentially offensive symbols are doing in the wake of the south carolina church shootings. first fox 11 in los angeles with assault charges against hiphop music mogul diddy. p.combes allegedly swung a kettle bell at the ucla strength coach. >>> patriots quarterback tom brady beginning his appeal of a four-game suspension in the potential deflation of footballs, you remember that, deflategate. brady and union reps are meeting with nfl commissioner roger goodell. >>> we'll take a live look at eden prairie, minnesota from fox 9 in the twin cities. minneapolis-based general mills announces it is officially dropping artificial colors and flavors from its cereals. it's the first major cereal company to replace those artificial ingredients with fruits vegetables and spices. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind

bret great to see you as always.to discuss at "special report" tonight at 6:00 eastern. >> thanks, jenna, john. jon: republican senator lindsey graham announced he would run for president in the small town of central south carolina. he joins a growing field on the gop side. how is the media handling all of this? let's bring it up with our media panel, alan colmes, host of the alan colmes radio show, nationally syndicated by fox news and tammy bruce fox news contributor. we missed the actual announcement because we were in commercial break. i want to play that for our viewers now. lindsey graham makes it official. >> i'm lindsey graham and i'm running for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] jon: hard to know the size of the crowd. there they sign pretty boisterous. >> a couple of dozen people earnings so, alan colmes, what about the coverage of the race so far and particularly lindsey graham's entry into it? >> it is interesting watching what he is saying. he is running as the most pronounced war haw

bret? >> well i was posted there in 2006. hopefully it all works out. thanks catherine. >>> now to iran and how much nuclear fuel iran has been stockpiling while negotiating a nuclear drawdown with the west. new developments as we learn from former white house aides that president obama's feelings were apparently hurt by the charge that he's no friend of israel an idea that has been fueled by his desperate nuclear outreach to the republic. kevin corke from the white house tontd. >> we know what you did for us. we are forever grateful. >> reporter: on a day when president honored two world war ii heroes a key aide to the commander in chief said that the president was frustrated that it was expressed that he wasn't a strong supporter of israel. david axelrod said to him, "you know i think i'm the closest thing to a jew that has ever sat in this office. for people to say that i am anti-israel or anti-semitic it hurts." president obama addressed concerns that iran won't live up to a nuclear arm

good evening molly. >> reporter: hi bret. new york state police confirm 51-year-old joyce mitchell has been arrested for providing material assistance to the two convict who escaped, helping them get out of the clinton correctional facility. and we are learning much more about her. >> reporter: prosecutors revealed new details about the woman at the center of the investigation as the escaped killers remain at large and law enforcement line a thickly hunted search perimeter. tailor shop employee joyce mitchell was supposed to drive the getaway car but never showed they confirmed. a law enforcement source close to the investigation said she had a change of heart at the last minute. the clinton county district attorney andrew wily says mitchell initially shared little but each day they're learning more from her about her interactions with richard math and david sweat. >> our investigation has not provided any form of power tools to either sweat or matt. >> reporter: he confirmed reports mitchell was previously investigated for a

bret? >> traveling with the president in foggy austria. thank you. >>> is president obama, in essence, turning back the clock when it comes to iraq policy? we have thoughts on that. good evening. >> hi bret. mr. obama's acknowledgement he doesn't have a strategy for defeating isis made a lot of headlines. something else may have been more telling. mr. obama said quote, where we have trained iraqi forces directly and equipped them and train and assist posture, they operate effectively. he found that when he took office. the surge of u.s. troops under bush crushed al qaeda in iraq. iraqi forces assumed much of the country's security burden. u.s. forces were still deeply involved in training and assisting iraqi counter parts. in 2008 president obama admitted the surge was succeeded and called rock an extraordinary achievement. that year 2011 saw 40,000 u.s. troops in the country. a year later, 4,000. the iraqi army has not been the same since. there are many reasons. when forces are deeply inv

bret? >> mike emanuel live on the hill. thanks. >>> let's look at what this means for president obama. for one of the people who would like to replace him. chief white house correspondent ed henry now joins us. ed the white house is trying to spin this today as not a big deal. when the "new york times" headline tonight is "dems dessert the president "that's a pretty bad day. >> nancy pelosi leading the way. josh ingram said we're fine. a chance the president will gut out the victory next week. he took it on the chin today. going to that game last night, lobbying nancy pelosi in the dugout for 15 minutes. then goes to the hill today to get democrats on board. it tells us two things. this president waited far too long to build these relationships, particularly with democrats, not just republicans. and look at this tweet. it was really summed up in the six-word tweet that was devastating by democrat keith elson. now president obama wants to talk. secondly this is a lame duck president whose foreign policy desperate straights o

bret? >> takes awhile to get that all in. mike thanks. >>> well today's decision continues what has been by all accounts a very good week for president obama. congress has approved two major items in the president's trade agenda setting up the real prize, a pacific rim trade pact. also there has been no significant pushback on a change of policy regarding ransoms for americans taken hostage by terrorists. but iran remains a thorny issue with nuclear talks coming down to the wire. more on that coming up. >>> first, to capitol hill and new information about thousands more e-mails in the irs targeting scandal destroyed during the investigation. thousands of e-mails vanished. here's correspondent rich edson. >> reporter: after an order to preserve evidence the internal revenue service says it erased hundreds of backup tapes containing tens of thousands of low is lois lerner e-mails. >> we haven't even gotten into the content of the e-mails. we're just trying to get them so we can actually read

i will ask bret ferrari, to speak to his site conditions and content and construction, and a copy of his report is provided in the packet as exhibit h. >> thank you. bret fer rar ree, structural engineering, i have been practicing here for 30 years i have had experience with conditions, xktly like this in san francisco, neighbor disputes with retaining walls, that are over 120 years,. the l shaped walls, were built for the benefit of the devisidaro place. to flatten the lot, it runs downhill north to south, in order to flatten the lot, the hillside had to be cut into. the hillside properties on washington, were constructed on top of the brick retaining walls, so the walls had to exist before the buildings, were constructed. i had a similar case between properties between pine and bush street where there was a brick wall that sur vised the 06 earthquake, it was solely on the uphill property it was typical at that time to build a retaining wall on the inside space, to maximize the square footage, court here in san francisco, the judge ruled that the maintenance and ownership of that wa

bret?>> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. >>> congressional republicans and democrats could not be farther apart tonight on the future of obama care. as the u.s. supreme court readies a decision on a key component of that law, democrats are hailing the law as a success while republicans dismiss it as an unfixable failure. correspondent kevin cork at the white house tonight. >> the question is what will the administration do? >> the problem that occurs if the court decides against us is that they have made a decision that thel]g subsidy -- >> you're the going answer the question, are you? >> what the congressman and others are asking what happens if the supreme court void federal subsidies in the states that don't have exchanges, a ruling against the government could mean that 6.4 million people in the 34 states that rely on the federal health care.com web site could be at risk of losing the subsidies that make their insurance more affordable. >> the critical decisions will s

bret? >> ed, thank you. >>> another democrat has entered the race for the white house. actually entering it right now. former rhode island governor lincoln chafee right now announcing his candidacy for president is the only republican back in 2003 to vote against the iraq war and is putting foreign policy at the center of his campaign and already challenging hillary clinton. >> we will be electing a new president in 2016. i enjoy challenges and certainly we have many facing america. today i'm formally entering the race for democratic. >> he's now the fourth candidate to enter the race for the democratic nomination. on the republican side there are already nine candidates asking for your vote in 2016 but the new fox poll shows only one out of the top three has announced a run for the white house officially. senior political correspondent mike emanuel has a look at the latest numbers and what they are doing to try to put themselves out front. >> reporter: there's no true front-runner in the r

bret? >> ed, thank you. >>> another democrat has entered the race for the white house. actually entering it right now. former rhode island governor lincoln chafee right now announcing his candidacy for president is the only republican back in2003 to vote against the iraq war and is putting foreign policy at the center of his campaign and already challenging hillary clinton. >> we will be electing a new president in 2016. i enjoy challenges and certainly we have many facing america. today i'm formally entering the race for democratic. >> he's now the fourth candidate to enter the race for the democratic nomination. on the republican side there are already nine candidates asking for your vote in 2016 but the new fox poll shows only one out of the top three has announced a run for the white house officially. senior political correspondent mike emanuel has a look at the latest numbers and what they are doing to try to put themselves out front. >> reporter: there's no true front-runner in the ra

you make another great point bret about republicans. people said, well if this gets overturned they don't really have a replacement plan. that has been on their plate. >> yeah. you know the thing that this case has done is start a lot of conversations on capitol hill. they were already started but it has kind of moved ball forward because a lot of people, frankly martha thought this court would go the other way and shoot down these subsidies. they had to have a plan in the works. so that, the fact that they are talking moving it forward perhaps, you know, if you were on the republican side, is a good thing in the politics of being able to sell a repeal and replace plan on the campaign trail especially in 2016. i think it becomes much more of an issue again because a lot of these states are obviously reporting problems with subsidies going up and some issues about access. there are many people who talked postively about obamacare around all the people that are being insured but you know we hear these stories all the day about the trouble

>>> welcome to washington i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert. a cyber security breach has exposed the personal information of millions of federal employees, the department of homeland security and the fbi are investigating tonight the case that could affect every federal agency. correspondent kevin corke has the rateest on this breaking toer from the white house >> reporter: security experts tell us this is just the latest example of an ongoing cyber war with china for the second time in less than a year we are told that back in december client niese hackers accessed the office of personnel management computers and in the process they may have been able to breach the personal data of more than 4 million current and former federal employees for its part the office of personnel management is telling us tonight that they will be sending notifications to approximately 4 million individuals whose personally identifiable information may have been compromise miced in this latest breach. as for the fbi they are certainly investigating this. they have is

. >>> welcome to washington i'm bret baier and this is a fox news alert. a cyber security breach has exposed the personal information of millions of federal employees, the department of homeland security and the fbi are investigating tonight the case that could affect every federal agency. correspondent kevin corke has the rateest on this breaking toer from the white house >> reporter: security experts tell us this is just the latest example of an ongoing cyber war with china for the second time in less than a year we are told that back in december client niese hackers accessed the office of personnel management computers and in the process they may have been able to breach the personal data of more than 4 million current and former federal employees for its part the office of personnel management is telling us tonight that they will be sending notifications to approximately 4 million individuals whose personally identifiable information may have been compromise miced in this latest breach. as for the fbi they are certainly investigating this. they have is

at the same time bret we all want to be safe. don't trust the irs, we don't trust the va we don't trust the doj. we don't know who the nsa is. >> do we trust our intelligence officials that need these data points to be able to pursue leads. part of it is not one direct link. there is a nexus they work with. >> they work through threads. when you have guys who have these impeccable records and they're in charge and they say they need it you tend to go with them. we have something else. governor o'malley used this weekend to say he officially wants to become the democratic nominee for president. here is -- what would you think about the way he launched? >> well i thought that the launch was what o'malley wanted to do was get his name out there, have a big event. he has an uphill battle with the situation in baltimore, the economy in maryland. he's an attractive candidate on the democratic side. and the question really is will he run fully? will he really go after hillary clinton or will he kind of spar? and put on the pads? that's

i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. new fox follows are out tonight and there is not a clear front-runner in the nomination. this shows increasing distrust of hillary clinton. we have mike emanuel with the latest fox polls and how the gop candidates are trying to set themselves apart. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the controversies over hillary clinton's private e-mail and questionable donations to the clinton foundation are having an effect on voters. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. hillary clinton claims this is a

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bret baier joins us 15 minutes from now. subject releasing new video claiming they plan to take over and liberate baghdad. soon. here's what kansas congressman kevin yoda had to say on ietion isis and the president nonstrategy. empleg we have no strategy, that sends a bad signal back home to americans and it certainly ting -- tells isis that to not be worried about what the united states will do in response. >> a quit note a pentagon source tellings fox news there's more u.s. forces inside iraq than there are iraqi soldiers being trained. that just in. new jersey highest court ruling in chris christie over pension paymentses. christie promised to put 1.6 billion dollars into the state workers pension fund. he didn't do it. the court said that is okay. judge napolitano said it could hurt the governor politically. roll tape. >> he now has most of the state pup in arms against him, and he doesn't have a supreme court to blame. he can only -- he has himself to be responsible for why he doesn't have the 1.6 billion in contributio

i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert.re out tonight and there is not a clear front-runner in the nomination. this shows increasing distrust of hillary clinton. we have mike emanuel with the latest fox polls and how the gop candidates are trying to set themselves apart. first, chief white house correspondent ed henry on how the controversies over hillary clinton's private e-mail and questionable donations to the clinton foundation are having an effect on voters. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. hillary clinton claims this is a republic

i'm doug mckelway in for bret.on the record" coming up next. >>> trump 2016, the donald shaking it up. the presidential race and giving a dazzling speech. love him or hate him you will want to see some of the best parts of his bombshell announcement. >> it's great to be at trump power. it's great to be in a wonderful city, new york. and it's an honor to have everybody here. this is beyond anybody's expectations. there has been no crowd like this. and i can tell you some of the candidates they went in. they didn't know the air conditioner didn't work. they sweated like dogs. they didn't know the room was too big because they didn't have anybody there. how are they going to beat isis? i don't think it's going to happen.

two batters later, bret luery cranks a double to deep left field. reddick will score. it's 3-1.ext batter first pitch, josh scorches another rbiby double. a's win game two, 4-1 the final. how about the third round of the u.s. open? we've got a log jam at the top. >> day, brandon grace 4 under after day three. dustin johnson, jordan spieth they too hit birdies to fall to 4 one. a four-way tie heading into sunday's final round. oakland native andres facing paul smith. steph curry bringing out the title belt. ward dominated from start to finish. smith eventually throws in the towel in the ninth round. the unbeaten streak with a win by tko. when you have a world champ in your corner like steph curry, everything he touches turns to gold. by the way curry tweeting congratulations to ward afterwards. said he was humbled to carry his belt. >> isn't that cool? he's a standup guy. for sure. >> thanks very much. let's check in with rob mayeda he's got your forecast for maybe beautiful sunday tomorrow. >> the first full day of summer around the bay area. low clouds misty skies around san fr

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is bret miller the owner on turk street 3 61 is on this right hand we're support of this project we've owned the building for the last year and a half we've gotten to know the team over the last 9 months and found them to be extremely reasonable they've listened to our needs and we can or think they're a topnotch group and given the experience on the block it project will help immensely are loitering that takes place in front of the parking structure so again, we're in total support of this project and think they've done or g done a great job of thinking it through thank you very much. >> i started as a renter federation for this situation we're no, like the last it is supposed to be making it easier for people to live here is decisions to oppose 2 hundred and 38 this is the organizing imagine if the howard would be having in exchange to finish t n d c decided no thanks we don't need the money or the units we need all of those units all of the 2 hundred and thirty and the hundred and 86 on howard and the others on howard i am disappointed to is

. >> next speaker >> good afternoon evening i'm bret an advocate for a better world i have a petition to rename juts plaza of memorial plaza i'm here in support of moratorium and mission i feel like an endangered species i walk those streets since 1968 i've seen a lot of change i don't have a college degree but right now i live in a motor home with a wife and four children it can't get worse for me if this moratorium takes 40 or 60 over and over 80 days when you're at the bottom it can't get worse worse for who the poor people it is already worse just a time to take a break no one can argue that those people are saying their communities is in crisis they need a breather so someone says you live in a motor home why are you still in san francisco those people are why i'm still in san francisco when i'm gone and those people are gone san francisco will be gone no fillmore or chinatown and the mission is all that is left and bayview hunters point is on it's way out i'm san francisco whether you like it are not my appearances are not i'm san francisco thank you (clapping.) thank you. >> th

. >> so good afternoon commissioner wu and members of the commission i'm bret with the environmental planning the certification of a final irrelevant or eir for the proposed market street project when proposes demolition of a hundred and 20 foot tall with a hundred and 90 dwelling units with gross sprays for ground floor garage of 28 vehicle parking spaces and hundred and 10 bikes mr. star's and the information is before you the draft eir was published in 2015 the peanut butters was held and the peanut butters close on march second there was distributed the evaluation of the eir found the commendation will relate in projects significant it demolished two historic resources and will not have a sixth cumulative impact on the environment we will request the commission adopt the motion that sound-proofed the contents of the report are adequate and accurate and the procedures through the eir was prepared comply with the precisions of ceqa and the guidelines of chapter 31 that concludes my presentation. on this matter unless the commission has any questions. >> thank you any public comment

bret lorry hitting .353. grand slam. knocked in 15 runs. this guy, catcher. deep. to watch the fan out there. he is having none of that. ranger fans throwing it back. only in the fifth inning and the a's are leading 8-0. >> mean time, one of the guys, josh donaldson. best play in the major leagues this year. deep into the stands. and at the time he was preserving a perfect game. look at that play. reminiscent of derek jeter at yankee stadium. great. look at last night. wrigley field. great play by a fan. baby in hand. he snags the ball while his baby is drinking. check it again. that is a sensational play. however the batter at the time was called out. at the plate for fan interference. mean time, you want to know how steph curry got to be a great three point shooter? might have had to do with his wife. check her action out today. >> basketball and basketball here. >> easy. >> several mixes pregnant and still able toknock them -- months pregnant and still babel to dock u knock -- able to knock them down. . >> i think she is due in july. >> heck of a shooter. >> yea

bret lowrie drove home a pair in the gaper. a seven-run eighth. they pounded out 20 hits.ng lineup got a base knocked 16-2. the final is the as making some noise. good one. five in ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> hawaii 50 is next. coming none one hour, the late, late show. >> our next newscast ♪ ♪ (birds chirping) ♪ ♪ (sighs) ♪ ♪

bret lorie, his third grand slam. josh belgey goes deep. 8-0as . the fan threw it back in disgust.win 8-2. >>> how about this? today at the base of the golden gate bridge, a cbs crew that will call superbowl 50 at levis stadium took part in a photo shoot for the game. afterwards, i sat down with the color announcer of the fame, phil simms and asked him about the almost brand new team that jim will inherit. >> to think of that team, there is basically nobody left from it. it will be interesting to see how it comes along, a different thought process, a different head coach, and a different feeling for the football team. it is a lot to overcome when you change so many faces. >> look at this. there is josh donaldson. leaping into the stands to make the catch. the blue jays would beat the rays 1-0. and 12 innings, josh donaldson, the number one player of the night. but generally, out at the bay today, these guys were all shocked. when you come to san francisco, it will be cold out on the bridge. blistering wind. and simms didn't have his hair (engines revving) listen up. ready. ready. (

bret lowrie drove home a pair in the gaper. a seven-run eighth. they pounded out 20 hits.n the starting lineup got a base knocked 16-2. the final is the as making some noise. good one. five in female announcer: looking for the hottest deal on a new mattress? then don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! right now at sleep train save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot, they're explosive! don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> hawaii 50 is next. coming none one hour, the late, late show. >> our next newscast on his quest, jack searched the globe for a flavorful spice coveted by kings and sultans. at last, he found it. exotic black pepper. jack knew what he had to do. trade his most beloved possession. and that's how far jack went to bring you the black pepper cheeseburger. black pepper cheese and peppercorn mayo. the black pepper cheeseburger. taste it be

bret lawrie crushed his bat and a piece went into the stands and hit the fan. >>> police responded toeport of a suspicious car on stevenson street. patrol officers saw something suspicious inside and called in the bomb squad. authorities shut down stevenson along with fifth street along mission. the bomb squad found there was nothing hazardous. >>> we're learning more about a prison escape. the biggest surprise over the course of the hunt for matt and sweat who turns 35 today, is the lack of positive leads about their whereabouts. joyce mitchell a 51-year-old prison seamstress is now facing charges for supplying the men with the tools used in the escape. she has helped investigators accomplish a time line of last saturday morning when the men escaped. mitchell was planing to go with them but at the last moment changed her mind. >> she was planning to meet them once her vehicle was neated. >> investigators don't think mitchell was involved in helping her run away with two convicted killers. >>> officials say they likely killed the militant responsible for an attack at a plant in al- qa

bret?> casey, thank you. >>> a grand jury in south carolina returned an indictment against a white police officer captured gunning down and unarmed plaque man. he was fired and has been in jail since the shooting of walter scott after a traffic stop. >>> president obama admits for a second time he does not have a plan to deal with isis. this time in iraq. we'll get reaction from the panel when we come back. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide

i'm bret baier.republicans go on the offensive today after hillary clinton went on the attack calling several potential candidates out by name over voting rights. john roberts is in des moines tonight with more on the roast of hillary's arguments. new jersey governor chris christie never one to take criticism lightly fired back with both barrels today that hillary clinton's charge

good evening i'm chris wallace in for bret baier.g more tonight about the young man who has reportedly confessed to murdering nine people in a south carolina church wednesday night. dylann roof appeared in court today for an extraordinary session in which relatives of the victims directly confronted him, and some forgave him. a vigil is about to begin to mourn the dead. we are also getting first person accounts of the grief and despair he a

was sitting between home plate and third base dug out when she was struck in the head by oakland a's brets bat. she is expected to survive. a go fund me account was set up to raise money to help carpenter through a recovery. a friend describes her as a fighter. >>> fox sports reports that the incident may have been avoided if major league baseball had acted on a players request for more protective netting. according to fox sources, during bargaining negotiations in 2007 and 2008 players asked for the netting to be extended. the owners reportedly denied those proposals. >>> a fifa chairman said that russia and qatar could be stripped of the cup bid. fifa said that if the investigation find evidence that the cup was awarded without votes, then the vote could be stripped. fifa's president resigned over the controversy just days after being elected to a fifth term. >>> the women's world cup kicked off in canada this weekend. the u.s. team held their final practice in winnipeg canada. the united states starts its run for the cup tomorrow afternoon against australia. you can see that on fox spo