boor chris stevens. he and three other americans were killed. >> new safety issues on the road. chrysler recalling more than 700,000 minivans and suvs to fix faulty ignition switches. they can cause the vehicles to stall unexpectedly knocking out powering steering, brakes and disabling air bags. it recalls a number of 2008 to 2010 models. problem similar to ones at general motors. those switches caused deadly accidents. >> i'm gregg jarrett. back to "cavuto on business." >>> 7 million immigration petition getting processed last year alone. now the head of the immigration union is warning most of those were not properly vetted out. that could actually help isis sneak in. really? >> they are already processing some 7 million of these folks every single year. their ability to look indepth in close at these people is really limited. they are going to be inundated with people who want to come into this country. it will be difficult to tell the good guys from the bad. in europe they had huge problems with people coming into those countries. i think we'll have the same issue. >> no one

ambassador chris stevens. the suspect in at least five recent shootings in our area is undergoing a mental evaluation. investigators believe hong young picked his targets at random. those tarpths included a truck on the i.c.c. in prince george's county and a building near the national security agency at fort meade. no one was seriously hurt in any of the shootings. young faces several charges including attempted first degree murder. abc 7 has now confirmed a 17-year-old boy from woodbridge who has been arrested and accused of helping a man join isil. because of a suspect's age, his name has not been released but we know that he attended osborne park high school. federal investigators say the teen used on-line contacts to help the fighter make his way to syria. at this point the teen is charged as a juvenile. federal prosecutors are working to upgrade those charges. an update now on the long battle over the affordable care act. better known, perhaps, as obamacare. today, opponents of the law again took their ca

the second would deal with the attacks that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. metropolitan police department tactics were the subject of testimony today by chief kathy lanier before a hearing of the d.c. council's judiciary committee. protest groups watched as lanier answered questions about so-called jumpouts when officers jump out of unmarked vehicles to make an arrest. lanier outlined the department's priorities for the next year. prince george's county detectives say they link two more incidents to a man accused in a string of shootings. four bullet holes were found in the grand e buffet on fort meade road. in a separate incident a man is seen on camera throwing rocks at a restaurant on baltimore avenue. police say the man in that video is hong young. he's jailed in connection to five other shootings including at the n.s.a. and at a truck on the intercounty connector. one person was slightly injured in that accident. ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00 a 6-year-old reaction to finding out he's finally leaving the hospital six weeks after a sledding accident that a

after chris stevens was killed in ban gas sky libya in 2012, there is agreement about how freely diplomats should move around. in libya and iraq, their free.com is limited. regardless of where he is, secretary of state john kerry travels with a full security team. >> it's a double edged soared. they need to get out and mix and mingle and attended events and do speeches, and trying to evaluate on a day to day basis by venue an event the level of security that's needed requires adequate resources to ensure that. >> lib period was slashed allegedly by this man a pro reunification activist. it's not the first time he has tried to harm a diplomat. in 2010, he was convicted of throwing a concrete block at the japanese ambassador to south korea. it's not clear what charges he'll face this time. late thursday, the state department said the ambassador had undergone surgery and is it great spirits but it's not clear if he will return to work with the same gusto that he displayed his first few months on the job. al jazeera washington. >> in the u.s., the parents of a black teenager killed by a police

four americans, including chris stevens were killed in the attack on the u.s. post. a clinton spokesman says she complied with the letter and the spirit of the law. she is not the first high ranking official to use private e-mail for government business. the state department says she met existing laws. >> when she was secretary, a, there was not a prohibition or a time requirement for when personal e-mails or documents had to be preserved as part of the record. >> reporter: now, dowdy says within two weeks he needs all the relevant documents or a very good explanation of why they are delayed. republicans have been looking very, very closely at the actions surrounding the benghazi attack. this controversy could set up a legal clash between gop lawmakers and the presumptive democratic candidate. >> thanks. >>> testimony resumes in the boston marathon bombing trial. baren rand mcwatters lost her leg in the attack. she watched her close friend die on the pavement next to her. she very slowly said her legs hurt. we held hands and shortly after that, her hand went limp in

ambassador chris stevens.and three other americans were killed during the attack. >> i'm greg jarrett. see you at 2:30 p.m. eastern with julie banderas now back to "forbes on fox." >> threatening your coworkers and superiors, watching porn at work for hours on end. now, both of those would be enough to get you fired immediately in the private sector but a new report finding that is not the case for some government workers. and in the case of the porn watcher it's been nearly five years and he's still getting a paycheck. should it be that tough to fire lease people? >> no, it should be the exact opposite. we want to fire them with great regularity so that fewer people choose government work in the first place. if we in fact do that very few people will notice that the government is greatly shrunk but what they will notice is a much larger economy if government is consuming fewer of the resources that we've created in the first place. >> austin i know a lot of liberals who turned into conservative like milton fr

after ambassador chris stevens was killed in benghazi in 2012, an investigation revealed long returning problems with government funding for diplomatic security officers as well as disagreements on how freely diplomats should move around in suchs such as libya their freedom is restricted but he was slashed at an event in a city known for it's safety. regardless of where he is, secretary of state john kerry always travels with a full security team. experts say the solution isn't an easy one and trying to evaluate of a day-to-day basis by venue, and event. the level of security that's needed required adequate resources to ensure that. >> he was slashed allegedly by this man a pro reunification activist, not the first time he had tried to harm a diplomate. back in 20/00/2010, he was convicted of throwing a concrete politic at the japanese ambassador to south korea. not clear yet what charges he will face this time. late on thursday, the state department said the ambassador has undergone surgery and is in great spirits but it is not sure if he will return to work with the same gust toe. al

state department spokeswoman to stop answering reporters' questions about the status of ambassador chris stevens who was missing and later found dead. close to midnight mrs. clinton put out the first authoritative statement that wrongly blamed a you youtube video rather than terrorism. >> cheryl mills was instrumental in making sure the big lie was put out there. what's notable thus far is we received no e-mails from or to mrs. clinton. you have to wonder whether these aifds went offline and were using secret accounts to communicate with her about the benghazi attack. >> also littered through the e-mails are references to something called the benghazi group and a diplomatic source tells fox news that that was code for the cheryl mills task force whose job it was to do damage control. >> very interesting. so what are we learning about this so-called benghazi group? >> well, a short time ago the state department spokeswoman was asked to explain how the clinton e-mails really would be tackled. she said that they would review them in accordance with the freedom of information act or foia and also th

like oh my god, you know, tell chris stevens to do something. tell that country to give us $10 million and i'll stop talking about women and girls. i mean what do people think she was doing? that's just not who she is. she was surrounded by staff all the time. when she got to a country, you know her staff would go to the embassy and to the secret room to where they would establish the classified e-mail system and give their trip reports. there were a lot of protocols she followed as secretary of state, surrounded by a lot of very solid, very reputable and honorable career officers who just don't stand for that kind of thing. i mean this is just -- now we're going to move into conspiracy theories beyond where we go with her e-mail system. >> margaret hoover you're shaking your head. >> you know i appreciate where hilary is coming from. i get that she's really loyal. i don't think this is about not giving hillary clinton a fair shake, truly. i mean, i'm not one of these people who's going to go down the '90s path of playing the whole clinton playb

time mills told a spokeswoman to stop answering reporter questions about the status of ambassador chris stevenswho was missing an later found dead. but also clinton's statement was never corrected or challenged that night. >> cheryl mills was instrumental in making sure the big lie was put out there what is notable thus far is that we received no e-mails from or two mrs. clinton. and you have to wonder whether these aides went off line and were using these secret accounts to communicate with her about the benghazi attack. >> reporter: on friday the spokeswoman was pushed to explain you how the department will review the clinton e-mails under foia and what will be made public lick. >> we will use foia standards for the review. >> reporter: littered throughout the e-mails are references to a so-called benghazi group with a source telling fox news that was code for the cheryl mills task force. back to you. >> thanks a lot. we now know that no charges will be filed against darren wilson who is the policeman in ferguson, missouri now resigned from the force who shot mike brown over last year, caused

irene noa, wife of the late senator daniel inouye of hawaii, senator chris dodd of connecticut, ms. catherine states -- stevens, wife of the late senator ted stevens of alaska, senator bob graham of florida, senator paul kirk of massachusetts, ladies and gentlemen. welcome back to the senate. [applause] please be seated. i would like to ask members of the house of representatives with us today, including the massachusetts delegation to stand as a group and be acknowledged. [applause] thank you all for being here. please seated, and i also want to acknowledge the government leaders from the commonwealth and from the city of boston that joined us today, the lieutenant governor, attorney general healy, state treasurer goldberg, state president stan rosenberg state speaker of the house, and the mayor of boston, marty walsh. [applause] and especially pleased to see so many future senators in our midst, and there are 50 students here today as their badges show from every state in the nation and they will or being here, and, of course -- of course, our thanks to the kennedy family who made all of this possible. with

steven scully: governor chris christie. matt schlapp: he is one-of-a-kind. very charming person in real life. he is a regular guy, real person. it was smart of him to come. i'm glad he wanted to. it is courteous to the conservative activists in the room when these candidates come. he is going to run in his own way and he did not do great in the straw poll, but the crowd appreciated the fact he was there. this is a strange presidential election. we don't have a presumptive front runner so it is completely open. quality of our candidates are very high. steven scully: do you vote in the straw vote? matt schlapp: i did not vote because i am a horrible liar. if you asked me, i would not of been able to hide it. caller: good morning. i was -- i am an independent voter but i vote for candidates that seem to have the most reason and integrity. that can vary between democrats and republicans in my view. my main point would be compromise is the way this country has run for 200 years. the last 10 or 15 years, there has been none. for example, if conservatives could com