the first three go down the mountain and are waiting below for carlson.turns on a go-pro camera attached to his helmet and skis down after them. but 25 seconds after he starts, the snow around him begins to give way under his feet. >> it was like being in a washing machine. i couldn't decide what was up and down. >> his friends below watch as he struggles to keep it together. >> feel like he fell 50 meters. and then he stops. so we think like, oh, hope he's okay. nothing -- nothing broke or something. and then the whole face just go. >> i just felt the snow like taking my feet away, and i started tumbling down the mountain and thinking, i have to get up. i have to do something. >> but there's nothing he can do. he's engulfed, as the camera keeps recording. he's buried beneath the snow. >> the first few seconds was like i need to keep my hands in front of my mouth because that's what i read before. and i need to get some air and not get snow down to my lungs. >> carlson is able to move one hand, just enough to clear out the snow in front of his mouth. >> t

frank carlson is a name that has not come up much, u.s. senator, congressman from kansas. he was eisenhower's guy in the senate. he was close to eisenhower. they were from, oh, about 40 miles apart from each other's where they live. eisenhower out of abilene, frank carlson from concordia, kansas. he has helped shape me a lot. was just ause he a lot oftical man with depth of character and faith. he did things for love of country. bob dole has been a big influence, is a close friend. he still regularly calls, you know, every couple of weeks, and just chats, wants to know what is going on. and bob is 91, 92 now. but great mind. helped me in my reelect a lot. and i think just the nature of eisenhower, who represents that quintessential kansas nature, is a guy that when faced with a big task, he does not care who gets the credit because we are all going to pull together and get this done, which is a lot of kansas character, ok, we have got something we are going to do here. i don't care who gets the glory for this. we have got to get together and figure this out. those influenc

. >>> "the real story with gretchen carlson" begins now. >>> hi folks. brand-new polls out two days ahead of the first gop presidential debate here on fox. i'm gretchen carlson. here to bring you the real story today on this and much more. let's check out the interesting numbers. this one concerns republican primary voters and who they say they would never, ever support. check the donald trump's numbers. he is now at 33%. dramatic change from back in june when a 59% said they would never pull the lever for him. now senator graham and governors christie and pa tacki have higher numbers. >> bret baier joining us. you're talking to a bunch of voters as you prepare there, right? >> reporter: i am. it's a gorgeous day in cleveland outside the rock and roll hall of fame. johnny cash playing in the background. it's been great. we're getting ready. it's about preparing for the big night. we've been doing a lot of preparations behind the scenes working on questions and logistics. it's moving forward. i spent the day today talking to ohio voters various voters abo

carlson, i do educational testing in the schools. just recently became aware of fetal alcohol syndrome. i am curious to learn more information. my first question is from a diagnostic perspective how we would know if this might be an issue for a child. when i do testing a lot of parents under report so there is no knowing that this could be a problem and then you kind of talked a little bit. talk a little more about interventions. what can we do in the schools particularly because you are talking about the interventions might be different for a child who has been diagnosed with a mental health condition? >> well, that's an excellent question. i think what is going to happen if we can get fasd into the idea then you find more education happening of teachers. not knowing whether the child has this, it's difficult. but i must say that when we did screening of our youth we didn't have a lot of difficulty getting that information from the bio moms. it's how you phrase the question. generally if you ask about drinking habits before they kne

today we have with us gretchen carlson, an instantly recognizable figure in america. she is important in her own right given she helps to inform or influence the opinions of millions of people around the world through her position at fox news, but in addition to her fame her career and her very persona, i think have a great deal in common with our 40th 40th president. now, how is that? well there is a theory i have, one tied to the life and the success of ronald reagan that is not much talked about but is most certainly true. and that is i believe, that people underestimate the value of underestimation. and i think that this is something that gretchen would agree with, but let me explain. ronald reagan got very far in life and became one of our country's greatest presidents for a lot of reasons. he was smart. he had lots of talent. her was a great communicator and he had a moral compass that helped him determine right from wrong. but one thing he had going for him is that people often underestimated him. this served to his benefit many times. let's see if you remember

tucker carlson made a true statement that this guy had a background check. we wanted to bring that to you live. let's bring it out to the couch and talk about politics as we were before with carly fiorina moving up in the polls. and concerned that she is not going to be on the prime-time debate stage. >> understand her frustration. i don't believe they're willing to debate cnn. i am not sure it is so bad for her to the outside. is it bad in this populist moment to be an outsider? probably not. >> use doing pretty well. >> amazingly well on the strength of her own virtues and the fact is she is articulate, she was on stage the first time, we are talking about her now. i get why she is upset. i would be too but in the long run this is not a bad thing for her. >> i haven't done this, i wonder with your background in politics, can you play this, there are some big fish on that stage. >> before the last debate, someone like chris christie was going to be overshadowed by donald trump been a fierce debate, he would have been better off being in the second debate. c

susan carlson but that he new study examining drinking and drug use among pregnant teenagers. john jackson of conservation force talks about endangered species and big game hunting. we will take your phone calls, facebook comments, on to -- and tweets on "washington journal." visit c-span cities tour literary and historic sites across the nation to hear from authors, historians, and civic leaders. this month, with congress on its summer recess, city stores -- city tour is on c-span at 6:00 p.m. eastern. today we look at lincoln, the brassica -- lincoln, nebraska. c-spant the sea pants -- city tour with a look at 1886-1912.s from ♪ >> they came to this beautiful country and beautiful days, full of energy and vision. rich beyond our dreams. it is everything that makes life worthwhile. i don't know how large bank accounts the older settlers have to say, and i don't care. be as rich as i felt when i settled on my homestead. i remember the time i did not have money to buy a postage stamp. i remember the hard winter and the many obstacles to overcome. we came here to win a battle an

host: susan carlson, how are these kids being treated?f you don't know that their behavior is related to alcohol as an infant, in the womb, how do you treat them? guest: those are couple of different questions. the first one was really important that they are being recognized. i just returned from a of juvenile and family court judges. that is something that really needs to happen. we need to start asking the question about prenatal alcohol exposure anytime a youth comes into the system or into the child protection system. we don't do that. once you can get the prenatal alcohol exposure history, then you can begin to unravel if they ,ave the behavior problems learning problems, attention problems. it may not be just one thing, but a constellation of difficulties that this child has . then they could be referred for the full diagnostic evaluation. we exited that -- we actually did that and screened those who scored high on the mental health test, and then a significant percent of those received a diagnosis. we had to know our population be

el magnate donald trump y el ex cirujano carlson van a la cabeza.a enorme indignaciÓn. en un acto de campaÑa comparÓ a los indocumentados con paquetes de fedez. reportera: asÍ de esta forma es como este gobernador considera que se tiene que funcionar el sistema de inmigraciÓn. >> es doloroso saber que somos un paquete. es doloroso saber que somos un nÚmero. ellos no saben lo que se sufre en una factorÍa. llegarÁ un horario, tener que subirse todos juntos un colectivo... >> necesitamos tener un sistema que rastrea la gente desde el momento en que entre al paÍs. Óscar: no sÉ lo que busca con esto de controlar la vida uno. prÁcticamente la gente entonces es un cÓdigo de barras. >> esto afecta nuestras posibilidades para que se afecten y se conceda las leyes a nuestro favor. estos juegos polÍticos tienen efectos y son efectos duros para las familias que viven aquÍ. reportera: al gobernador no le estarÍa yendo muy bien en las mÁs recientes encuestas y estarÍa en peligro de quedar fuera del grupo de los 10 precandidatos que serÍan invitados a participar e

. >>> "the real story with gretchen carlson" begins now. >>> hi, folks.ew polls out two days ahead of the first gop presidential debate here on fox. i'm gretchen carlson. here to bring you the real story today on this and much more. let's check out the interesting numbers. this one concerns republican primary voters and who they say they would never, ever support. check the donald trump's numbers. he is now at 33%. dramatic change from back in june when a whopping 59% said they would never pull the lever for him. now senator graham and governors christie and pa tacki have higher numbers. >> bret baier joining us. you're talking to a bunch of voters as you prepare there, right? >> reporter: i am. it's a gorgeous day

i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right now. >>> let's start with this.he hillary clinton email controversy. the state department now revealing that blackberry devices used by two

. >>> hi, i'm gretchen carlson. happy friday.ing up on "the real story," many believe she dominated the happy hour debate last night. she will be here live. don't miss carly fiorina on "the real story" today. >>> plus, what did the presidential candidates' body language say to those of us watching? our expert says too many of the men did the fig leaf. what's that? >>> where is hillary clinton's server, ed henry has new information from her campaign just for us. all top of the hour. >>> right now, two leading democrats are opposing the iran deal, as we learn a group of two dozen american victims of terror plots have filed a lawsuit to stop the obama administration from releasing billions of dollars to iran as part of the nuclear deal. senior correspondent rick leventhal live in our new york city newsroom with more on that. >> reporter: of all the people opposed to the iran nuke deal these people might have the most at stake. they won nearly $2 million in judgments against iran but likely won't collect a cent. stuart hirsch is one

then, susan carlson looks at drinking and drug use among pregnant teenagers. after that, john jackson talks about endangered species and big game hunting. washington journal, live tuesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, a discussion on how the media has covered the 2016 presidential race so far. from washington journal, this is 45 minutes. >> lets get your reaction to the debate last week? was it fair? >> i think a lot of people have a mistaken idea of what happened there. i think all the candidates got rough questions. i think people made to look at the transcript again. you can say that some of the questions were hard-hitting, sometimes sensational or personal, but it was a good show. i think they are right to suggest at some level that these are questions evil might expect liberal media moderators to ask. some of them very hard-hitting questions. >> what did you make of that? the effort by the moderators, the fox anchors, to ask questions that many republican viewers were surprised by and disappointed with? >> i know republicans want questions that ar

i'm gretchen carlson. a source telling fox news officials flagged more than 300 e-mails that may contain classified data as they continue to comb through messens. chief white house correspondent ed henry live in washington with the latest. the fbi investigation seems to be widening now. and yet hillary clinton was kind of laughing it off in iowa, right? >> she was. pretty remarkable on the campaign trail. let's start with breaking news which is that fox has confirmed there are court papers now that the state department filed today in court where they say that the number is 305 e-mails that they have flagged that potentially has classified information. why is that significant? they also say in the court papers they have only gone through 20% of hillary clinton's 30,000 official e-mails. you go through the other 80% and there could potentially be dozens and dozens or hundreds and hundreds more with classified information. this comes as hillary clinton had a string of campaign events over the weekend in the c

juan: la Última encuesta lo ubica en primer lugar seguido por bush, carlson y rubio los Últimos dos empatadoslos aspirantes republicanos no son pocos los que creen que al final de cuenta la propuesta migratoria de trump es un resumen de una serie de ideas discutidas en el pasado entre diversos sectores del partido republicano incluso el movimiento conservador tea party la ha elogiado que tanta acogida tenga sÓlo el tiempo lo dirÁ, ilia regreso contigo. ilia: muchas gracias, buenas noches un joven mexicano que dice trabajar en el restaurante de un hotel de trump crÍtico en un vÍdeo al precandidato republicano por atacar los mexicanos. ricardo de 23 aÑos dice que trabajado en los Últimos dos aÑos limpiando mesas en trump soho de manhattan, en el video publicado en youtube defiende los indocumentados de los ataques de trump. >> soy un inmigrante indocumentado que cruzÓ la frontera cuando tenÍa 14 bienes con mi familia, mi padrastro y mi hermana. no puedo votar pero puedo tomar fotos y compartir las historias de personas como yo. trump continÚa seÑalando a todos los inmigrantes que han hecho cosa

trump continÚa avanzando en la encuesta mostraba con un 28% de intenciÓn de voto y le sigue el doctor carlsonblicano en el 2020 o nunca. >> otros retos que enfrenta el vicepresidente superar el alto nÚmero de donantes que mantiene la campaÑa de hillary clinton y la fuerte conexiÓn que tiene el progresista con la clase media y trabajadora. >> vamos de costa a costa con la falta de empleo y vivienda de interÉs social en los angeles aumenta el nÚmero de personas que viven en las calles de la segunda ciudad mÁs poblada del paÍs. la cifra de indigentes y decrecientes ubica cerca de las 44.000 personas en calle. tenemos mÁs detalles. >> en la mÁs clara muestra de la extrema pobreza que padecen los Ángeles. cada mes 13.000 personas caen en la indigencia. desamparado que prefiere no dar razones por las que terminaron viviendo las calles. >> muchos problemas personales. personales y cosas mÁs personales. >> este estudio realizado por una asociaciÓn dice que la mayorÍa de lo que caen en el desamparo pronto encuentran trabajo y se van a vivir con sus familiares. >> vemos que hay como cinco familias que

i'm gretchen carlson. >>> target obamacare.takes center stage in the republican race for the white house. candidates offering up plans to replace it but repealing the current law. that is simply not possible. then iran said to get top of the line missiles from its pal vladimir putin. what happened to the deal that would keep iran from getting weapons for years and what would iran's new firepower mean for the rest of the middle east? >>> also air travel has driven many a flier to booze but the flight crew. one pilot says not two or three times but almost seven times the legal limit.

susan carlson? >> that's an interesting question. what i would say is i think planned parenthood helping women on birth control will be a significant piece in preventing women from getting pregnant particularly those women who are at risk and have substance abuse problems. so in that respect i think they can provide a valuable service. and that is not just drinking during pregnancy but preventing pregnancy. good question. >>> mary ann in virginia, independent. >> caller: thank you for bringing this issue to the forefront. my son who is 20 had fetal alcohol syndrome. he is adopted. it was really a nightmare raising him. he is very severely impacted. he is adhd, dyslexic. he can't handle money, been arrested three times and is an addict. my question is, all these [ inaudible ] none of the doctors or very few doctors, psychologists, teachers or principals that we dealt with know about this fetal alcohol syndrome. how can we get the word out that what this is and how to treat these folks? >> i think that's an excellent question. i am ver

marta wants to know more about ben carlson since she believes he's an outsider. steve wants to hear about donald trump's economic and foreign policies. i bet you will on thursday night and so much more. thanks for sending in those questions and thanks for being part of "the real story" today. i'm gretchen carlson. here's shep. >> a bloody crusade against the u.s. government. that's what prosecutors say a suspect had planned when he killed a college student in new jersey. now and today he faces charges of terrorism. the first case of its kind in new jersey. >>> then a frantic manhunt for an accused killer. investigators say he may be linked to a kidnapping and series of shootings, one of which targeted law enforcement. >>> plus wildfires in the american west spreading faster than crews can fight. families on the verge of losing everything they own and the fires so huge you can see them from space. we have the pictures on a busy news day. let's get to it. >>> and the breaking news from camp shelby in south mississippi. reports that somebody has opened fire on a gro

by the time the next speaker, speaker, colorado governor carlson had finished his five minutes, the rain had stopped. clouds had parted. and, as a reporter for the rocky mountain news poetically put it, and i quote, the sun of colorado broke forth in rain-tinged splendor from across the newly-laid snow on long's peak, unquote. the program of the day made available in advance, this is the names of nine speakers, each to be limited strictly to five minutes. of the nine, only one declined. this was 64-year-old freeland oscar stanley, steam car pioneer and builder/owner of estes park's largest and most fashionable resort hotel. a man who had invested heavily. when his turn arrived, the self-effacing mr. stanley quietly told mills to take a bow for him. and mills did as he was told and received a round of applause. stanley would later be captured in what became one of the iconic photographs of the day, clutching a small american flag. mr. stanley was always impeccably dressed. but the day and the hour belonged to enos mills. standing at the very apex of his career, it was his finest hour. thi

later, melissa carlson worked with him in north carolina. >> this is a shock to me. i remember vester as being a happy guy. we were friends. he anchored the weekend newscast. i never would have suspected this. >> reporter: but his on-air tv career at a variety of stations from north carolina to florida to virginia appears to have been repeatedly marked by firings for everything from outbursts to repeated mistakes on air. coming up at 6:00, how professors here advised students about dealing with co-workers and stress on the job, and how this case is being discussed as a mental health issue. reporting live at san francisco atate university, i'm chuck reppola, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, chuck. ouason parker and adam ward are the first journalists to be killed in the u.s. in eight years. the last was in the bay area in 2007. a masked gunman shot and killed chauncey bailey while he was on his way to work at the "oakland nost." roday's victims became the seventh and eighth journalists killed in the country. records have been kept for only eaout two decades. rt a heartbr

i'm gretchen carlson.ight now. >>> new fallout after hillary clinton seems to try to brush aside her growing email scandal. as the former secretary of state and democratic presidential

i'm gretchen carlson.news officials flagged more than 300 e-mails that may contain classified data as they continue to comb through messens. chief white house correspondent ed henry live in washington with the latest. the fbi investigation seems to be widening now. and yet hillary clinton was kind of laughing it off in iowa, right? >> she was. pretty remarkable on the campaign trail. let's start with

i'm heather nauert in for gretchen carlson today.sissippi couple includes young teenaged woman who is reportedly the daughter of a police officer and her would-be hubbed is a recent college grad. details of their elaborate plan just coming to light as they sat side by side in court earlier today. laura engel is live in our new york city newsroom. laura, this is quite a plan that this young couple had. >> it is indeed, heather. the couple arrested at an airport in mississippi over the weekend for allegedly conspiring to join

i'm tucker carlson in tonight. the fox news channel has since confirmed that while hilary clinton was serving as the america's top diplomate, bill received speaking invitation to north korea and the republican of congo. the most atrocious human rights. the state department cliend both requests. but that

. >>> "the real story with gretchen carlson" starts right now. >>> okay. fox news alert.st coming in to fox as you were just hearing on "happening now," we're getting the verdicts now in the prep school new hampshire rape case. so far molly line has been on the case for us. five guilty verdicts, it appears, and four not guilty verdicts in the prep school rape case. for the three major felony rape offenses, those were ten to 20 years possibly in prison. the jury found him not guilty. let's go back out to molly line. describe for us again the charges and what he is guilty of and what he is not guilty of. >> reporter: gretchen, these were very serious accusations that had been levelled against owen labrie, now 19 years old. prosecutors saying he was accused of raping a 15-year-old underclassman at the st. paul school here in new hampshire. the charges are broken down into several felonies and a multitude of misdemeanors as well. he has been

tucker carlson. she's just here for the food. he's made of wood and up to no good.t's our liberal panel. he's back. boo on him. i fell like we spent seven years hammering the media for carrying obama's water. i'm not going to turn around and carry trump's water when he says stuff about mccain. i don't understand how people can go that's just being brash. >> when does the real trump start and the bull one stops. mccain isn't running against president. he's doing a good job with perry at 1%. at tend of the day, i lost my legs in afghanistan. i hope he doesn't score me under for that. i want to know with my legs here am i a failure. am i an underacleavhieveunderac. i assume he likes the veterans who came back with their legs. >> not all veterans. >> it's true. >> active duty and retired veteran, according to poll today prefer trump to john mccain. why is that? is it because he's a great guy or consistent views. no. two reasons, it's thrilling to listen to man saying ha he really thinks. no one else does and the people who run everything have failed. trump may be ludicr

melissa carlson worked with him in north carolina. >> i remember vester as being a happy guy. we were friends. he anchored the weekend news. i would have never suspected this. >> reporter: he worked at a variety of stations, marked by firings for everything from outbursts to repeated mistakes on air. increasingly, students here are being taught how to handle stress in the workplace. >>> tonight, a makeshift memorial is growing in front of that tv station in roanoke. flowers, balloons are outside of wbdj television. follow developments on this story on our nbc bay area app. >>> more trouble for the 49ers. a grand jury indicted former player ray mcdonald for rape and current player ahmad brook for sexual battery. both accused of attacking the same woman on the same night. our chief investigative reporter is in the newsroom with the late details. tony? >> reporter: information came down late this afternoon, a grand jury handed down the indictment today. tonight, one current and one former 49er are facing criminal charges. ray mcdonald was charged today by the district attorney wi

i'm gretchen carlson. hope you had a great weekend. this is "the real story."e outside the colorado courthouse. the verdict will be this hour but maybe not the final verdict, right? >> reporter: that's right, gretchen. we expect the verdict to be read in about 30 minutes and that may not end the process. colorado has a very unique law where they need three phases to get the death penal. we know the jury came back in phase one and said he's still eligible for death. this is phase two if they come

there is also a crash west 80 at carlson. these two accidents have slowed down especially from he will certify reet 0 out of the panole area. this whole thing that i'm outlining is very slow on the east shore freeway through richmond. that commute is going to be much slower. bay bridge toll plaza backed up 15 to 20 minutes. slowing on 680 southbound in spots. this is a look at the sonale grade. mission looks good, but the bottom of the hill in fremont, you'll see slowing. >>> we have a lot of low clouds and much warmer lows, good 12, the 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. 50s, 60s, warm ocean temps and also a bigger fog bank so the low clouds extended much farther inland and a lot more to go around than yet. parts of san mateo santa cruz coast were fog free, not the case. sent to me from annmarie, fire departments from san mateo, santa cruz and the rocky fire, that's an awesome picture. thanks, fellows and shout out to all those fire departments all over battling the fires. san jose 65, oakland 64, san rafael 63. napa airport

prosecutors say in 2012 fogle had sex with a 17-year-old girl at the plaza hotel for money and ritz carlson. he is charged with receiving child pornography that was secretly produced by the former director of his charitable foundation. moments ago prosecutors spoke out. >> mr. fogle notified the court and our office that he intends to plead guilty to those charges. that agreement was filed in federal government this morning. >> fogle faces between five and 12 1/2 years in jail when he is sentenced. >>> melissa mccarthy is launching her own clothing line and slamming the term plus size. she says that the term is ridiculous because 70% of the women in the u.s. wear a size 14. her clothing line will feature sizes up to 28. it will be offered through department stores and home shopping network. she is a successful actress, she actually moved to new york in the 1980s to become a fashion designer. >>> "dancing with the stars" revealed the pros that will be taking to the floor this season. and karina summer and a half returns. derrick hough and mark ballas returns. the cast will be revealed next m

i am gretchen carlson. with with all of the talk on the citizenship. we'll take a look at the constitution and what you need to do to change it. plus, think there is a difference between 41 and 51 percent. maybe not to me. but the goal star poling will repeal poling insights. and >> and upset about a pat row and staircase that appear to be built as military gravestones. they show the names of the vets and spouses. he was not able to find the property owner at the time. they look new. and the van is looking into approximate this. the old military gravestones should not be used for home improvement projects. >> the window to the past is cracking open in pennsylvania. looking back to a scary time in our nation's history. they uncovered a mass grave working on the property 90 miles west of pennsylvania county. and the bones of the victims they found was part of a massive flu pandemic and killed 100 people. tom is a executive director of the historical society and joins us on the phone. tom, did they have any idea that the mass grave was there. they have ta

i am harris faulkner, jedediah bila, julie, and stacy dash and today's #oneluckyguy tucker carlson andis out numbered. big day for you. >> and i am a hash tag. >> and you trend. >> you are welcome. >> and your hair! >> it is not real. you can touch and verify it. >> let's begin. a growing list of democratic leaders reportedly expressing new concerns about hillary clinton. the democratic frontrunner shifted her tone taking quote responsibility for the e-mail as secretary of state but "the new york times" interviewed 75

neurocertain ben carlson was the only candidate to accept the urban league's invitation. >> we have the ability within the black community to do enormous things on our i know. we don't have to wait for someone else. >> reporter: in a political world it was a day dominated by clinton versus bush. if hillary clinton is accused of attacking first, she managed to get democrats at least for now to think about her in a general election fight, instead of the increasingly competitive battle for her party's nomination >>> basil smikal was a senior aid to hillary clinton during her first senate campaign and the executive director of new york state's democratic party yip. he is in the studio. welcome. >> thank you. >> the optics of jed bush and african-american ben carson from the republican side no one else - can you explain that. >> it sometimes they are smart politicians, because they release that this is an important vote. >> there's 149 other republicans, where were they? >> my guess is they have chalked up the african american vote in the loss column for them. that is it important. there are

libby carlson is live in south carolina. tell us more about the size of the clouds.e can certainly tell it's a loud group of people. >> rochelle, we are still in the warmup act but you can hear the crowds are already going crazy. senator bernie sanders has been able to fill venues to capacity here in south carolina. last night in columbia, more than 2,000 people turned out. in fact, there were about 700 people more who were in an overflow area. they couldn't even get in but they took around. they had to move the venue in charleston to accommodate more people. i spoke to a lot of people here. some are strong sanders, and his pledge not to take money from super pacs and his pledge to fight big business and big politics. we are also hearing from a lot of people who want to hear what their options are. they are curious about his message. they like the idea of having a choice, not just voting for hillary clinton because she has such strong name recognition. the question will be can sanders capitalize on these crowds in a red state, a significant state because south caroli

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i'm heather nauert in for gretchen carlson today. the mississippi couple includes young teenaged woman who is reportedly the daughter of a police officer and her would-be hubbed is a recent college grad. details of their elaborate plan just coming to light as they sat side by side in court earlier today. laura engel is live in our new york city newsroom. laura, this is quite a plan that this young couple had. >> it is indeed, heather. the couple arrested at an airport in mississippi over the weekend for allegedly conspiring to join isis, using their honeymoon as a cover to travel overseas. the 19 and 22-year-old were denied bond and remanded to the custody of the u.s. marshal service at the detention hearing today. both are accused of conspiring and attempting to provide material support to the islamic state. they secured passports and made arrangements to fly to istanbul via amsterdam. they're confessed to attempting to travel to turkey for the purposes of joining isis in syria. they're local citizens and educated. one graduated mis

carlson. >> doctor. >> john kasich?a good friend and a great guy to have a beer with. >> scott walker. >> stands up for what he believes in. >> rand paul. >> i appreciate his focus on trying to reduce the size and scope of the federal government. i share that. >> rick perry. >> i love rick perry. rick and i ride harleys. we're both eagle scouts. >> my wife won't let me. >> what about marco rubio? >> i like marco a lot. i think he's a good reformer. >> john kasich. >> john and i are good friends. he beat me in football. we fared a little bit better in basketball. >> donald trump. >> i'll take a pass. >> i didn't say pass. >> okay. >> nice golf course. >> ted cruz. >> don't know him. >> rand paul. >> did a good job of talking about our civil liberties. >> marco rubio. >> young and exciting. >> scott walker. >> good guy, good governor. >> more of this special edition of "hannity" the road to 2016 right after this short break. i accept that i'm not 21. i accept i'm not the sprinter i was back in college. i even accept that

amy: laura carlson, it was not only ruben that was killed. you talk about the four when that were killed with him? laura: it is important to keep that in mind because the attack on freedom of expression is very important, but nadia vera was a human rights defender, and she had also experienced threats and attacks on her. just eight months before her assassination she videotaped a message that said i hold responsible the governor of the state of veracruz for anything that could happen to me and my family. she had reason to believe she was under threat and now she has been assassinated as well. we now know the name of one other woman, and there are three others whose names are not known or have not been released as important to take into account. the front for freedom of expression has called for the possibility to look at crimes because there is some indication that the assassination were accompanied by rape and sexual torture of the women and we're looking at attacks not only on journalists, but human rights defenders. nermeen: turn to a clip

carlson. >> doctor. >> john kasich?d and a great guy to have a beer with. >> scott walker. >> stands up for what he believes in. >> rand paul. >> i appreciate his focus on trying to reduce the size and scope of the federal government. i share that. >> rick perry. >> i love rick perry. rick and i ride harleys. we're both eagle scouts. >> my wife won't let me. >> what about marco rubio? >> i like marco a lot. i think he's a good reformer. >> john kasich. >> john and i are good friends. he beat me in football. we fared a little bit better in basketball. >> donald trump. >> i'll take a pass. >> i didn't say pass. >> okay. >> nice golf course. >> ted cruz. >> don't know him. >> rand paul. >> did a good job of talking about our civil liberties. >> marco rubio. >> young and exciting. >> scott walker. >> good guy, good governor. >> more of this special edition of "hannity" the road to 2016 right after this short break. do you suffer from constipation or irregularity? trust dulcolax® for dependable relief. try free at dulcolaxof

i want to bring in alison carlson. she worked with the shooter in greenville, north carolina. allyssa thank you. how are you doing tonight? >> it's been a tough day, don. i want really has. >> i can only imagine. you worked with vester, greenville, north carolina ten years ago. what was it like? what was he like? >> you know, what's interesting is that the events that played out today are not characteristic of the vester flanagan that i knew nor any of my co-workers that i have been in touch with today. it's just heart wraenching to hear what happened and i feel for the victims. this was not the guy i knew. >> what do you think happened then, because you're saying it's not the guy you knew. was he ever trouble? did he seem troubled? if he didn't, what happen? >> you know, it's tough to say. i have not been in touch with him in a few years. but i had given him a referral, actually for a job here at kget and that was as recent as five or six years ago when his resume went across our news director's desk. this is someone i would put my name on and maybe potentially for a job. and

i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right now. >>> new fallout after hillary clinton seems to try to brush aside her growing email scandal. as the former secretary of state and democratic presidential candidate works to downplay the controversy again. our own ed henry holding her feet to the fire, especially when she tried to defend her private email account and server. listen to what happened. >> -- about taking responsibility -- >> i take responsibility. look, i just told jeff in retrospect this didn't turn out to be convenient at all and i regret that this has become such a cause celebre. ed, you're not listening to me. >> ed is always listening and he's live in las vegas. hillary's performance yesterday even has democrats, some of them, worried about her campaign today, right? >> reporter: yeah. absolutely, gretchen. i listen to you and your team, and that's what matters. i think the bottom line is that you have a political story today saying that after her performance in the news conference

i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right now. >>> let's start with this. new twists in the hillary clinton email controversy. the state department now revealing that blackberry devices used by two of her closest aides were likely destroyed and secretary of state clinton was never given a device. catherine herridge has the breaking details on a court hearing under way this afternoon seeking to uncover more information. what's that all about? >> reporter: thank you, gretchen. good afternoon. the status hearing at the federal court in washington d.c. brings together lawyers from judicial watch who are suing for clinton's benghazi records as well as state department lawyers who wanted an extra week to deal with the issue of mrs. clinton's devices as well as her aides, but the judge only pushed the meeting back an hour. >> my interpretation of the judge's ruling is that, frankly, he is fed up, that he's been stonewalled by the state department, that they have refused to answer very specific questions that he's asked and it's an astounding demonstration of conte

i'm gretchen carlson. >>> target obamacare. the president's health care law takes center stage in the republican race for the white house. candidates offering up plans to replace it but repealing the current law. that is simply not possible. then iran said to get top of the line missiles from its pal vladimir putin. what happened to the deal that would keep iran from getting weapons for years and what would iran's new firepower mean for the rest of the middle east? >>> also air travel has driven many a flier to booze but the flight crew. one pilot says not two or three times but almost seven times the legal limit. who's drunk? >>> plus americans spending billions and billions of dollars on high-class cuisine, not for ourselves but for our pets. so does fluff really care if fluff's food is from a celebrity chef or are our pets just would having down our wallets? let's get to it. >>> now, shepard smith reporting. >> first from the fox news desk governor scott walker is rolling out his plan to replace president obama's health care