intern chandra levy was abruptly dismissed based on new evidence. weekend, the man previously convicted of levy's murder was released from jail and placed in the custody of immigration officials. he's expected to be a free man now. tonight in a kelly file exclusive, chandra levy's parents, susan and robert, are here. but first trace gallagher has the story. trace. >> reporter: megyn, the reason ingmar guandique is no longer facing murder charges in the death of chandra levy is because his 2010 conviction was based largely on the testimony of his former cell mate, armando morales, who told the jury that guandique confessed to killing levy. but numerous reports say a neighbor of morales secretly recorded him weeks ago saying he made the whole thing up in exchange for better conditions. now for chandra's parents, who have already endured a public investigation, lengthy trial, and intense media scrutiny, the nightmare of their daughter's murder has resurfaced, or as susan levy says, quoting, it kind of puts you back to the level of grief that you origina

the man convicted of killing former congressional intern chandra levy is now free.he congressman who was having an extramarital affair with her is told he is not a suspect. when does this case go now? >>> plus north carolina's bathroom law facing a key test as a lengthy legal battle gets under way. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. >>> i'm jon scott on the fox news desk. donald trump set to speak at the top of the hour. we'll bring that to you live. >>> plus word of a criminal out for revenge and making haunting threats against an nypd captain on a radiofrequency that only police are supposed to be using. we'll have that and much more when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting." >>> a murder case that captivated the nation's capital some 15 years ago is back in the spotlight. chandra levy was a washington intern who was having an affair with a married congressman before she disappeared and was later found dead. in may 2001 chandra levy's disappearance was r

chandra levy's remains were found in rock creek park in suburban washington d.c. .he was having an affair with then congressman gary condit. he was later cleared by police. in 2010 this undocumented immigrant was convicted of murdering her. last year that conviction was overturned. now prosecutors have dropped all charges against him amid new questions about a jailhouse informant, tham westimony that used to send to prison. heather is a trial attorney. what a story. this guy was convicted in 2010. they dropped the charges against him but they were planning a retrial, heather, and then all of a sudden everything seem to blow up in their face. >> yes. something happened. what it sounds like happened is they got all kinds of tape from a jailhouse snitch. they are not very reliable. they are usually in jail for a reason. it was one of the main things that put this guy away. it seems as though that was the evidence that became so faulty that they could not longer try this case. >> and it is a gang leader doing prison time hichmself. he gets out of prison and starts blabb

from the disappearance of rudd to the murder investigation of chandra levy to the killing of a prominent family in northwest a year ago, lanier has had her hands full. chief lanier coordinated m.p.d. response to the occupation and shooting at the navy yard in 2013 and she struggled to cope with shootings in 2010. countless neighbor concerns, too. robbery, shootings, drug dealing and more. there were controversies along the way. running dispute with the leadership of the police union. check point in the trinidad neighborhood that the courts ruled unconstitutional. and the safe homes initiative, a gun control effort that went too far for civil libertarians. she had to grapple with the evolving technology. speed and red light cameras that slowed traffic and but criticism, too. shot spot. she maintained sub -- public support. 80% of people supported her job but that led to accusation she would run for mayor but she said the chief was the best job in town. jonathan: 84% approval. amazing. this is the scene in louisiana. folks returning home since massive floods rocked the region. alison: more

jon: coming up in our next hour of "happening now", new questions about the death of chandra levy in prosecutors dropped charges against the man facing a new trial for her murder. and a massive california wildfire puts thousands of homes in danger near big sur. why it could be another month before crews have this monster under control. . . . . this is the summer. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there. find hotels at up to 50% off and more ways to save at expedia.com/save50. jon: did a little research last time you sat in the chair. three candidates on republican side. two on the democratic side. just like riding a bicycle. you jumped in. >> still feels like some. questions we're asking are still the same though, right? jon: you have more important things to worry about. we're back in an hour. >> looking forward to that. thanks, everybody. "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ sandra: welcome, it is monday afternoon now in new york city. this is "out

. >> as we saw in the chandra levy case, sometimes they can be so hard tom solve. >> exactly.s a wide-open case. the things i mentioned you got to jump on immediately and i think they've got some real possibility. >> okay, brad, thanks very much. >>> now to that survival story. the florida driver behind the wheel of this car you're about to see. it was seek rolling over nearly a dozen times, well, that driver is now speaking out. abc's gio benitez is here with the exclusive interview. good morning, gio. >> reporter: this is just incredible. the man tells us he was on the way to the hospital because he was feeling a little strange. he has no memory of that accident and doctors believe that's because he had a seizure while driving. leading to this. you're watching the moment a florida driver lost control of his car ending up in an epic accident more fit for a hollywood action flick. watch again, surveillance video capturing the car flipping not just once or twice, but at least eight times, slamming into the ground with each flip. leaving behind a massive debris field. incredibly