response just replace that every time the word say it was one of the residents who live near was a fairchild or air force base where this is you know come out of the grohl because they didn't feel like sharing that information years ago i have no faith no faith in believing anything they have to say now when they try i'm told but it's you know i would imagine that's the truth for a lot of people doing with the military it's like if you're if you're not going to tell me what to do one of the dangers why am i going to trust you now if you're not going to clean up the mess right billion. just studying the mess with a little bit of cleanup. you know one of the end of the day is the war then you see the solar year the the george air force base. in the mojave desert in california now closed that i was added to the a.p.a. superfund list back in one nine hundred ninety you have to wait for this with jet fuel benzene tried chlorophyll lean lovely stuff to sides and radioactive waste had contaminated the groundwater around georgia have more space it was closed in ninety two they found out about there'

. >> reporter: and lastly in fairchild, pennsylvania, the southwest part of that state on friday, two state troopers were approaching a burglary suspect when suddenly a gun's pulled and bullets start flying. according to police there or state troopers' office, the suspect shot one of the troopers in the stomach, the other in the hand. those troopers will be okay, and that all ended when they shot that suspect dead right will on the property. kelly? kelly: phil keating reporting from miami about a very tough and sad couple of days for police officers, six of them. and, of course, we've lost two. or our condolences out to their families as well. thanks, phil. >>> well, right now drills underway in case north korea fires missiles towards guam. the town that fears it could be in the line of fire. >>> and a manhunt intensifies in barcelona for suspects behind two deadly terror attacks as people come out and honor the victims. ♪ ♪ >> it's terrible that something like this happens on a big street like this. ♪ ♪ ♪you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rate

. >> morgan fairchild. >> if you people covered more of my rallies, you'd see these things. >> i have to bring in the panel now. let's bring back john avlon, karo karoun demirjian and cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mudd. >> got phil smiling. you know it's a good line if you get that sour puss smiling. >> as funny as the john lovitz retake is, phone call in person, who cares? what's the distinction? >> i think the distinction is the white house got to admit things out of the president's mouth are not true. if he's lying about something small, that's an indication of where we are with this presidency. it's the canary in the coal mine. these comments line up with a pattern the president has which is saying people have been coming up to me and saying at very high levels that it was the gl greatest speech ever given. of course, that strains cred utility. people are coming and talking about personal angers. everyone talking about john podesta's e-mails. the greatest speech ever given. you've got lying about small things and a fluff rate that doesn't rise to the level of reality. >> what

volunteers like airboat pilot mark malfa and his partner joe fairchild are out, looking for victims to help - especially any place with a towel or other distress sign... in spite of the dangers and reports that two rescuers may be missing. q: "do you think about the danger out here?"mark malfa air boat pilot: "not really."q: why not? mark malfa air boat pilot: "you just come and do it. you know? i run a boat all the time, i deal with horrible crap on a consistent basis. i'm just - i don't think twice. people need help, you come and help them."air rescues continue as well, including this family in houston by new york's air national guard.and with no helicopter and no boat, this group formed a human chain to save an elderly man in a vehicle that was being swept away near houston.so far 8500 people have been rescued in houston alone... "i never thought in my life this would happen to us. ever. i knew it flooded bad in houston, but never thought it would be like this. this is horrible."and the damage in texas and louisiana is only growing. brock long / federal emergency management agency a