name of one of the gunman who opened fire in garland, texas. i will go through some other names of people who have been arrested for attempted trimpt. >> david wright elton simpson, hassan edmunds, tarod pew, christopher cornell. >> islamic extremism comes in all shapes and sizes. we're not going to be able to just recognize it right off the bat. but if people are seeming unnecessarily -- >> but isn't that infective. isn't that infective what you're doing? it's not going to help anything. it's just going to incite things don't you think? >> going back to the point of the video was it is to get the conversation started about islam and that the core tenets is to establish a one world order and do so by violent acts and that's why we're seeing such unrest in the middle east. that's why we're seeing these jihadist terror strikes in the united states because their ultimate goal is to establish one world religion that is superior to any or religion and that's the only religion that says that.

the good witch with the portrait of judy garland and a totoesque dog, beautifully shot. but you could argue that oprah is more like "the wizard of oz," really. >> okay. who's the dog, by the way? >>> next we're going to turn away from all that high-brow art to something a little more relatable, especially when your wife is a supermodel. >> chrissy teigen and john legend known for not taking themselves too seriously online despite their seriously successful careers. >> okay so let's check out their latest antics. there's john legend trying to get some wings. and check out chrissy teigen. >> what? >> no. no. you've got to chase the cheek to get those wings, i guess. >> what? i'm sure we're going to hear more about their life when teigen's new show "the fab life," starts in the fall right here, i think on abc. >> these guys are really into posting these videos. you love them. >> i love the couple. they're fun. >> jury's out. >>> for our last morsel in "the skinny," let's get right to it, the video making rounds.

in garland, texas we know that it came out before the shooting, before that happened.is case the time stamp does say 10:34, but we don't know if that's mountain time, eastern time so we have to be about it coming out before the shooting. the point is there are isis accounts pointing directly to this incident and touting it as one of their own. >> and this investigation, we may learn that, he may well end up being a lone gunman, but i think clarlsharles is right the president has a history of doing this, downplaying the attacks and suggesting they're not related to the broader fight that we're not really fighting. one final point on the military installations, it is re preposterous that these marines are not allowed to carry weapons. that is something the president could and should change right now. >> at this one recruiting site this guy just went into the parking lot essentially, never went into the actual building, but stood in the parking lot and shot through the door killing people inside. >> sounds from catherine herridge's reporting that it was really kind of wel

they were taken from the judy garland museum in grand rapids minnesota, two years ago. worth $2 million to $3 million. >>> and carrie underwood had to break into her own car to rescue her four-month-old son and dogs. it happened yesterday morning. the dogs accidentally stepped on the window locks, trapping everybody inside. she is not saying how, but she broke a window to get in. everyone is okay. underwood later tweeted about the incident using the #whatarethechances. >> the latest on the investigation that sent a woman flying into the air in a packed beach. and up next, meet one of our star scholars. the blessing he says that's set mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it tastes good! congratulations yoplait! you did it! yoplait! binge eating disorder, or b.e.d., isn't just overeating. it's a real medical condition. and while the exact cause is unknown, certain chemicals in the brain may play a role. b.e.d. is also the most common eating disorder in u.s. adults. hi, i'm monica seles. when i binged

they were taken from the judy garland museum in grand rapids minnesota, two years ago.ion to $3 million. >>> and carrie underwood had to break into her own car to rescue her four-month-old son and dogs. it happened yesterday morning. underwood said the dogs accidentally stepped on the window locks, trapping everybody inside. she is not saying how, but she broke a window to get in. everyone is okay. underwood later tweeted about the incident using the #whatarethechances. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. an unusual occurrence that rocked two united flights, including one from san francisco. just before landing on the east coast. and up next, meet one of our star scholars. the blessing he says set him up for success in and out of the sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. leyla gulen is in this morning for lisa argen.

one one attacker at garland, texas. it can be looked at and done better. >> jim cavanagh steve, thanks for your time only the on the ed show. our continuing coverage will be here on msnbc. politics nation with reverend al sharpton starts right now. >>> welcome to "politics nation." we're following two breaking news stories. just minutes from now we'll get the jury verdict from aurora and the movie shooting trial in aurora. three years ago, james holmes killed 12 people inside a movie theater. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. also breaking only the, officials identified the alleged shooter in a deadly rampage in tennessee that left four marines dead. officials say it might have been an act of terror. moments ago, we heard from

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there's only one of four known pairs that garland wore in the movies. now a fan of the film putting up a million dollar reward. >> they're a premier symbol of americana, and we're hoping they can be recovered for future generation to enjoy. >> they must be recognizable to collect the cash. >>> thanks for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> click your heels. we'll be here tomorrow morning. >>> oh hello! >> today on "access hollywood live," thanks for that count. beverly hills are alive with the sounds of rob lowe taping to posting topless online. we must intervene. >> more of those, asap. especially off the season premiere "basketball wives l.a." this show is wild. >> i tuned in. there is definite bad blood there. all i'm going to say, one lady said she would like to -- spend some time alone with another of the lady's husband. might explain why that lady is in a different dressing room than the others. we'll need a referee for this segment, sounds like karli jenner is getting slammed again. they'll love today's

0> million dollars reward for a stolen pair of judy garland slippers.he wizard of oz. they were taken from the judy garland museum in grand rapids, minnesota, two years ago. they could be worth $2 million to $3 million. and carrie underwood had to break into her own call to rescue her four-month-old son and dogs. it happened yesterday morning. the dogs accidentally stepped on the window location, trapping everybody inside. she is not saying how, but she broke a window to get in. everyone is okay. underwood later tweeted about the incident using the hashtag what are the chances? much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. an explosion evac ways a packed beach, sending a woman flying into the air. the latest on the investigation. and up next, meet one of our star scholars. the blessing he says that's set him up for success in and out of the you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, prev

the ad won a contest in garland, texas. that was the site of a shooting. >>> liftoff. >> with that an unmanned russian cargo rocket is on its way to the international space station. it should arrive on sunday. the rocket carrying water, food, spare parts experimental equipment among other things. the crew is evening shusly awaiting its arrival after the two previous supply missions failed. >> whenever we do a rocket story i hear william shattner saying "rocket man." >> if you are heading out this morning, good luck on the roadways. it looks like things are pretty clear right now. i think if you wait, you know, a little longer you're going to run into traffic. >> got to fiend a cut through the thick clouds. weather and traffic on the 1s. here's tom. >> the other problem is fog, patchy, dense fog. we're in the 60s. here's hour by hour timing for rain arriving later today. we'll be dry through the morning. just fog around and some low clouds. they'll break out by noontime. partly sunny. might get a few showers north of washing

but with lone actors and two actors like the boston case or garland. they strike often near their home. they're from an area, they strike near there. new york is always a magnet, a target and certainly we understand that. here you are in chattanooga, tennessee. in other cases, you're in everywhere america. that weighed half a dozen in my area in a couple of states. and we had all kinds of targets that the fbi knew about. all the agents from all the agencies and the state troopers and everybody worked on to find out just like evan described. what they're saying online. what does it really mean? are they really actors or just big talkers? and a guy mention in the jihad, and evan's analysis is brilliant. it is true. a guy mentions jihad online, that won't raise any hackles necessarily. jihad is something that is legitimately talked about in the world, islam for sure and it is not always a military evil thing. it is part of their religion so it can be innocent. if you put it on the heels of four murdered marines, it takes on a different cue. i think we hav

we saw that with the garland texas attempted attack just a in recent weeks evidence has emerged thathey're grooming people in bomb-making techniques. this ratchet up the ambition. >> al qaeda was always interested in big spectacular attacks. it seems like it takes whatever it can get. >> they're increasingly moving to a lone wolf model later on. >> partly because of the pressure they were under. >> also the other reason is in their view, the u.s. had spent so much on the war on terrorism, it was more fragile than in 2001. it was dedicated to a plot that was fail but to them it was a succeed. even though they didn't load them up they required the u.s. and allies to spend billions or else they said they can try again. >> i wonder iffing there particular attention to the ramadan ramadan, you get ten times the reward in heaven plus added to that july 4th but the lone wolf threat is something that counter-terror guys talk about all the time. is the fact this is the new normal? >> this is absolutely the new norm at not only facing the united states but a threat much bigger in europe places

a judy garland sfan ready to pay a million bucks. they were stole frn a my seem in minnesota ten years ago. anonymous donor requires exact location of slippers perpetrator name and return of iconic shoes. there's three other pairs of ruby slippers used during filming one is on display in washington d.c. at the smithsonian. >> the "star wars" movie is not scheduled to be released for a few months but there's a knew trailer filled with clue there's a galaxy far, far away. here's abc clayton sandal. >> you would have to be frozen in cashnight. this say big deal. >> hans solo himself favorite appreance since a real live golf course crash landing back in march. >> are you feeling good, feeling okay. >> yeah, i'm fine. >> good how are you. >> reuniting with cast and crew of ep said 7 including kerry fisher and mark hamle talking about a movie galaxy they have not been to in more than 30 years. >> we're home. >> and in just released clips behind the scenes we see laleah again for the first time. this will not overload on computer generate a

even we found in the tsarnaev brothers and garland texas the fbi was personally involved but at the time nothing had shown itself. just last week, we heard director comey talk about encryption and going dark, and now this week we're having the debate about in effect the dark reaches and depths of someone's open mind and own behavior. these are issues we're all going to have to come to grips with, and the best way to do this is the way people deal with terrible crime scenes and tragedies, calm, gathering the facts, stick with the facts even though it's so tempting to speculate, and then find yourself making very, very bad decisions. >> must be incredibly frustrating for law enforcement to just have no -- nothing being picked up on antennas and they're up everywhere. >> reporter: it is very frustrating, even with law enforcement we're having to come to grips with and have been for the last few year of the idea it took us 18 years to find the unibomber. he was a true loner. it took five years to find eric rudolph and eventually finally arrested bay rookie police officer in north carolina. t

we need to start thinking about the shooting in garland, texas. and one of the most important elements of that shooting was a series of tweets which came in from overseas that seemed to suggest some fore knowledge and certainly contact with two individuals who were shot in that particular case. this situation in chattanooga is really shaping up to look on the same level as what we saw in garland, texas. based on these tweets. that is what an investigator is going to try and find out. and just as a point to wrap this up we had a statement that was issued. i have it right here. from the secretary of homeland security. number one, based on my experience covering this beat for 14 years, we saw events move very quickly today. the fbi took the lead. hundreds of agents are going to be on the ground. and now we have a statement from the secretary of homeland security saying they're ramping ity at federal facilities. not federal government federal facilities. that is code for military facilities in this particular case. so a quick chain of events. now comi

isis has been calling on followers to make it a bloody one for the west like attacks in paris or garland, texas. tonight all angles all aspects. everything we know. starting withdrew griffin where the four marines lost their lives and moments so did the gunman. drew what are your sources telling you right now about the shooting? this its where it all ended, john. where the four marines died. the suspect died at the hand of chatanooga police who chased him or followed him here from the first crime scene. when this began, 8 miles that way, it was a shooting at what appeared to be a stripmall. police then gave chase to the suspect in a rented convertible silver mustang. to this naval operations center. whereas we have got exclusive video, you can see the car that the suspect drove actually drove through or partially through the front fence of this center. this is where the shootout took place. but the sources inside, the investigators are keeping mum about exactly what happened. exactly how this happened. where the marines died and exactly how this suspect was taken down. >> drew i spoke to

. >> in addition to the garland case just in this -- how quickly this changes. just is a few weeks ago they have seen it show up in additional cases as well where you have suspects who are communicating with isis recruiters. they start on public forums like twitter and then they move to encrypted forums. that's the apps that people are using on their phones they can just go dark. the fbi doesn't know what they are saying. that's what worries them. >> this is a huge issue of concern for the fbi. >> these are apps downloadable. this is not a mysterious system. anybody can gets this. if it's able to have applications on it and there's a number of these, once you go to the app, the other person has the app, the communications cannot be cracked by the federal government. >> joey jackson, this picture we are showing of mohammod youssuf abdulazeez this was a picture in connection with an arrest for dui, driving under the influence. yet, he had a very sophisticated weapon. if you are convicted of dui, can you go out legally and buy a weapon? >> yes. therein lies the iss

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two men opened fire in garland texas, and because of our success over the years, we have made it harder them to kill large-scaleout attacks. but the threat of low walls is complex. to detect, and one of the most difficult challenges we face. it will require sustained effort. i just want to repeat, the good news is that because of extraordinary efforts by law enforcement and our military are doing a, we better job of preventing large scale attacks on the homeland. individualmall and attacks have become harder to detect and more sophisticated. we will have to pick up our game to prevent these attacks. it is also true why ultimately in order for us to defeat terrorist groups like isil and al qaeda, it will require us to ideology, ther twisted thinking that brings people into their ranks. our military leaders agree, the broader challenge of encountering violent extremism is not a military effort only. ideologies are not defeated with guns, they are defeated by better ideas. more attractive and more compelling visions. the united states will do our part by working with partners to counter is

been garland steel, caribbean rock and ray bay. a great weekend ahead.ou for watching cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00, we continue tomorrow at 5:00 firms lesley kate and all of us here, up next to you is blue blood, enjoy the just pile on the sauerkraut and onions. sure thing. you better load mine up, too. okay. baez: well, this is a new record. what, for how long we'll have to ride around with the windows down after eating these? no, how long my new year's diet lasted. oh. mine lasted ten minutes into the rose bowl. there you go. thank you. come to mama. (gunshots) (people screaming) (gunshots continue) you see the shooter? danny: heavy coat with a mask. (people screaming) help him! i got the shooter! (brakes screeching) move it! (panicked shouting)

firefighters called to this playground in the 600 block of garland street this afternoon because of aire. now authorities tell "action news" that children were playing with some matches and the mulch caught on fire spreading to at least one slide. fortunately no one was injured. >>> tonight the national marion anderson resident museum and historical society unveiled an oil painting of the famed singer. it was created in 1938. "the marion" was at a family trust until tonight when it was seen publicly for the first time. the painting now on display at the national marion anderson residency in center city. >>> still to come on "action news," eric garner died after new york city police put him in a choke hold. tonight his family reached a monetary settlement. >>> a twist in what people call the real life gone girl. kidnapped for random and some call it a hoax and the f.b.i. says it is not the case. >>> the temperatures in philadelphia were in the upper 80s but the heat is on across the midwest. we let you know if any of the heat breaks off and let's our way. details with the accuweather f

the cartoons featured in the ad won a contest in garland, texas, which was the site of a deadly shooting. >>> this morning we are hearing from passengers who were on board a flight diverted from dulles. we are learning that a woman started making threats on the united express. the flight left st. louis en route to dulles when the pilot was forced to land the plane in columbus ohio. >> i was told to put my tray up my computer away, and we were only about halfway through the flight and then we took a nosedive right towards the ground and sdwrus did a really quick landing. i thought this isn't dulles airport. >> officers arrested the woman. the remaining passengers were isolated with their luggage in a far corner of the airport whale bomb sniffing dogs checked them all out. they didn't find anything. there is no word on what the threat exactly was. >>> the newly named president of sweet briar college is making it clear, the school is open for business. yesterday phillip stone and a new governing board took control of sweet briar. it rescued the 114-year-old women's college from the brink of

an anonymous donor offering a $1 million reward for information leading to these, a pair of judy garland'sruby red slippers stolen from a museum in her minnesota hometown. reward requires the exact location of the slippers and the thief's name. the late actress wore those slippers in "the wizard of oz" of course. >> i can't believe someone stole those. >> "sunday housecall" up next. >> stick around. doctors are over there. this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> and welcome to "sunday housecall." i'm eric shawn. >> and i'm arthel neville. welcome to all of you. joining us is dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel from langone medical center and author of "the secret code." >> let's start here. something we warned about just last week and now that word that new york giant defensive e

someone pinched one of the few existing pairs that judy garland wore. officials are hoping the money will convince someone to finally come forward. >> they're a premier symbol of americana, and we're just hoping that they can be recovered for future generations to enjoy. >> those ruby slippers could be worth up to $3 million. there are only three known pairs in existence. one of them is on display, of course, at the smithsonian here in d.c. >>> when we come right back on "news4 at 11" tonight, after a dominant first half of the season, jason is up next to tell us why max scherzer ♪ know you can deposit checks right from your phone transfer money to someone quickly and easily speak to a financial professional when it's convenient and pay for things with the tap of your finger know that with pnc's convenient solutions at least your finances will be easy to control. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity your home for the most live sports. >> well, the nats take the third in the battle of the beltways. mixed reaction out there. >> w

take garland, texas, for example. but that was too close for comfort, i think we can all agree. what we need to be doing is look at how we can be more proactive. how can we stop the plots before the terrorists even get close to putting the public in danger? and this means that law enforcement needs to have the tools, the lawful intelligence tools available to them to find terrorists, to put together the dots, the intelligence dots, and to make sure that the public is never put in danger. it also does mean that we have to improve the way that the u.s. goes about counters violent extremism, to make sure that we are preventing individuals from radicalizing to begin with. secondly, the u.s. does need to do more to defeat isis abroad. the reality is the success of isis is attracting followers. a lot has been made of isis and their use of social media. and there's no doubt isis is effective at using social media and other online tools. it's not just social media causing individuals to take up arms for isis. social media is just a tool that isis is using to display its message that it

the legendary pumps worn by judy garland have been missing for years, but tonight, a new incentive tom back. an anonymous "wizard of oz" fan is offering 1 million bucks for their return. the minnesota museum where they were stolen from clicking its heels together and hoping those shoes make it back home. >>> and when we come back, another hollywood icon. lights, camera, action. r2d2 and the storm troopers back in action. the gang is all there. tonight, some new faces, too. just released scenes from the upcoming movie that has "star wars" fans scouring for clues. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression

$1 million reward for information leading to the your honor are of the ruby slippers worn by judy garland oz. they were stolen from a museum almost ten years ago. the executive director of the museum says the donor is a huge fan of the actress in the 1939 movie. the ruby slippers were insured for $1 million but could be worth $3 million now. they are one of the three known pairs that were used in the movie. there's a couple of backups but had pair very important. >> you think if the shoes bump into each other maybe they will find their way home. >> that could be. and the little dog, too. right, kate? >> peggy, the way you put up with terry is just very impressive. >> he is a joy. he is a joy. >> doing it again. a lot going on today, you two, in addition to those slippers we had serena williams winning another title, marshawn lynch throwing his football camp and the giants may have scored again. maybe not, but hunter pens and company couldn't seem to stop scoring last night. ♪ ♪ one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching h

and the duothat tried to shoot up the art show in garland, texas. >> arizona senator and war veteranpecial respect to the troops in afghanistan. it means that president obama should rethink the timing of our troop withdrawal. >> we cannot lose the gains that are made from the brave americans and afghans. we must achieve a long lasting peace to insure that afghanistan never becomes a safe haven from international terrorism that threatens us all and democracy and peace are a chiefed. >> 10000 troops remain in afghanistan and serving in a training and advisory role. they are set to love next year. >> and president of the tu nissia declaring a state of america emergency. they are reenstating stronger security measures. isis claimed responsibility for a massacre that saw a gun men shoot 38 people. many of them british tourist. it is the second deadliest attack on foreigners. and several rockets fired in israel. it was from the egypt sina sinaregion. isis responded to israel's support of egypt military. several isis attacks killed 64 egyptian troops. a tribute to the fourth of july to thos

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take garland, texas, for example. but that was too close for comfort, i think we can all agree. what we need to be doing is look at how we can be more proactive. how can we stop the mrolts before the terrorists even get close to putting the public in danger? and this means that law enforcement needs to have the tools, the lawful intelligence times available to them to find terrorists, to put together the dots, the intelligence dots and to make sure that the public is never put in danger. it also does mean that we have to improve the way that the u.s. goes about counters violent extremism, to make sure that we are way they counter violent extremism. and secondly, the u.s. does need to do more to defeat isis abroad. the reality is the success of isis is attracting followers. a lot has been made of isis and their use of social media. and there's no doubt isis is effective at using social media and other ponl tools. it's not just social media causing individuals to take up arms for isis. social media is just a tool that isis is using to display its message that it is a caliphate in

and a reward for information leading to the return of judy garland's ruby slippers stolen from a museumn 2005. they were worn in "the wizard of oz." three others exist. the slippers were insured for $1 million. they could be worth up to $3 million now. that is a look at our top stories this hour. as talk way john between u.s. and iranian diplomats in vienna, there is little hope that a deal can be agreed upon today. mark: indira lakshmanan on joins us from vienna. good evening. indira: good evening, mark. after 16 days of roller coaster thes, if it is possible 17th day has felt like a geforce roller coaster. ce roller coaster. we came in today expecting there would be a deal. we really thought that today would be the day when they would get the language done. all indications now -- we saw the arabian foreign minister on the balcony -- the irani and foreign minister on the balcony. he said there would not be a deal tonight read essentially, looking like it is not going to happen tonight. we heard in the white house briefing today there are still significant differences between the two si

reporter: a warning from fbi director, it is only a matter of time isis inspired plot like the one in garlandxas is successful. >> i cannot see me stopping them indefinitely. >> reporter: isis operatives over seas and american recruits use encrypted communications that cannot be read. leaving investigators blind. >> we have the authority to search digital communication we can't get the information that we need because encryption is designed that the information is only available to the user. >> in the last six months 80 percent of the isis equipments were locked. joishgs isis overseas is roaching in homes over the country and smart phones of young americans and telling them to join the caliphate and carry out beheading like that of james foley. >> there is a devil on their shoulder saying kill kill kill kill. >> diane feinstein met with reps from goggle and facebook and twitter and yahoo who takedown suspicious content. >> the companies don't proactively monitor the sites to identify the content nor do they inform the fbi when they identified and remove the content i believe they should. >> r

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is offering $1 million reward for credible information for a pair of ruby red slippers that judy garland wore in "wizard of oz." it was stolen. three others exist including one at display on the smithsonian national museum of american history in d.c. leon: conference on aging, president obama said you don't have to look far to see the profound impact that older americans have on the world. check this out. president obama: arguably the toughest justice on the supreme court is the oldest. rut bader ginsberg. [applause] also known as the notorious r.b.g. too tough. leon: they all dress in black. tough posse. today president obama pointed out increased urgency of the u.s. to prepare for what is called the silver. the transition of baby-boomers from the workforce to retire program like social security and medicare. right now a vote getting underway in wisconsin. governor scott walker prepares to announce his bid to be the next president of the united states. he is bringing the total number of republican candidates now in the race to 15. we will have more on his announcement coming up tonight.

. >> and this june garland, texas, two heavily armed men storming an event. one brave police officer stopped them. that brings us to today. our chief intelligence correspondent is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: the investigation is expanding on two fronts. first dozens of tips are pouring in with the lead fbi investigator on the scene indicating law enforcement could take action locally and in other states. while no one else is publically tied to mohammad youssuf abdulazeez's plot the press conference this afternoon suggested investigators are exploring whether others could be in play. >> we have covered approximately 70 leads and as our team continues to develop additional information you may see or hear about fbi activity in other areas of the state and nation. >> fox news confirming counter terrorism investigators are scrutinizing the shooting suspects travelled into middle east last year including one trip to jordan and reportedly a possible trip to yemen. significantly investigators are reaching out to foreign intelligence agencies toni

they may not do something now but when you go back and look at the attacks in garland, texas and the other attacks they are using this not only as a communications channel better recruitment channel and dissemination channel and you go back and take a look at the hacks, they went after twitter and youtube. we have given a rocket launcher to people who used to have a slingshot. it is a huge propaganda tool and a way to stay relevant in the conversation every minute of every day. >> it does give the mobile coin. ted kosinski use to write letters to leaders, ways to use facebook over the years. every time they shutdown a site and one starts. >> it is asymmetry when it comes to the internet. the fbi can't break into twitter. isis goes into dark closets and innocent people like me have had the point sold to china. i with filling out a clear and up-to-date and i bought holy cow, look at the stuff that is almost 330 pages, think of that going to joy and and think of the impact it has on me and my family and my government, can't read twitter's account, lists of what i say but they are more u

they call themselves in the front line for the fight for free speech and no reference to garland. they were giving moral support to charlie hebdow and they know me. it really pissed me off. i am not asking for legal advice and to protect me, but i want moral support. the industry i work in is full of leftists and i am not a leftist. a cooer toon nighs was -- cartoonist was literally under fire. >> we are getting the word out now. maybe we shamed them. wonder why they are so silent about the events in texas. was the harder part being kicked off facebook? >> i love facebook. people tend to mock it. what happens is people start to complain about certain things. post gar land i had notoriety and then within a few hours they put me back. >> more contests are coming up. will you be at those? >> i don't know about that. i drew him a few weeks ago. it was draw mohamed days. >> we are going. we have to go. keep up the good work. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> we are closing thicks down with a -- closing things down with a bedtime story. >>> we have dagin mcdowell and charles cook.

early june is isis operative who goes by the same isis operative in contact with the two shooters in garlandxas and appeared to have fore knowledge of the plot targeting the cartoon drawing contest. overseas the u.s. air force took the decision to cancel july 4th celebrations at two bases in england because a threat there is severe, and it's also deemed at this time to be credible, lou. lou: catherine, have there been threats that have risen to this level. there seems to be so much more concern being expressed by intelligence and security agencies this time. >> reporter: we've seen a couple of things unfold in the last few weeks. we've seen a shift in the fbi strategy rather than surveil suspects, they're opting to pick them up, get them off the street and build a case against them. that's because we're starting to see probably one of the most worrying trends we've seen in a decade. people who make contact with isis then within a matter of days can decide to go operational. this is a very short, very truncated time line, that is why the fbi has moved so quickly in these cases and why you're

million reward for information leading to the return of a pair of stolen ruby slippers worn by judy garlandin "the wizard of oz." they were stolen from a museum in her hometown. the director of the museum says the donor is a huge fan of the actress and the movie, who isn't. the slippers were insured for $1 million, could be worth up to $3 million by now. the missing ruby slippers are one of three known pairs used in movie. >> wicked witch of the west strikes again. >> hopefully they get those back. always fun to work with you. good to be here today. thank you so much for making us part of your morning. more likal news at 4:30, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great day. drawing big crowds and creating big fears for the gop. >> the silent majority is back, and we're going to take the country back. >> you may think you know where he stands -- >> i'm very pro-life. >> -- but do you? >> i'm very pro-choice. >>> also, lost cause. the confederate battle flag comes down in south carolina. and with it, the anti-civil rights era it came to represent. i'll be joined by nikki haley, the republican governor, who

carried out or attempted to carry out some of these smaller scale attacks but still significant like in garland texas, right? why is that more dangerous? >> a couple of reasons. when they first faced al qaeda they spent years -- now we have isis that we focus on because of isolated attacks here in america and europe as well. i'd say 95% plus of the energy isis spends is not on terror attacks. they just worry about territory. they don't sit there and try to figure out how to take down four airliners like we saw on 9/11. i hated phones on holidays like this. but at the same time i think we have to step back and say we've had some success against them and they have not been terrifically successful in the unite except for recruiting. >> we've had fbi, counter terrorism, all jointly issuing this warning about the fourth of july holiday. this isn't all pegs on one attack. you'reve talked about going black and this issue of encryption overseas. how does that complicate the mission of all of law enforcement especially this weekend? >> there's a couple of complications that i think are significant. one

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. >>> million-reward is being offered for the return of the judy garland's ruby red slippers. >> a unanimous gave the money for that reward. curators say they could be worth between $2 million and $3 million. >> do we know what size they were? >> we don't know. we'll put brian ross on that. >> i apologize for paula asking a question. >> i wondered if it was going to be the step sisters, tried to shove the foot into the slipper. >> i have big feet. >> also, look up the circumference of the sun while you're at it. >>> let's check the weather and meteorologist cheryl scott, who we're very lucky to have this weekend filling in for rob, from wlas, our station in chicago. >> good morning. so happy to be here. we have some severe weather to talk about and a flooding threat yet again. louisville, kentucky, you're getting the rains this morning, an inch of rain in just 30 minutes. but take a look, as we head through the weekend, saturday and sunday, this is where we're looking for the intense storms to bring the heavy rains. louisville, again, a bull's eye. north carolina, you had some storms yesterd