call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. why wait?lou: president obama's confounding policy for egypt, the entire region, clearly not working. libya and syria, of course, joining us for a look a the middle east and other issues of the dy. fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt is here with us. thank you both for being here. it seems utterly informal and unpresidential. i just found not bizarre. >> the fact that he did it for vacation, he has a very serious issue here, i don't begrudge him a vacation, with no explanation as to why you have the president making contradictory statements about what our involvement really is. at the same time funneling and $1.5 billion. the american people are confused, i would like to see the american president act like a president. but that's just me. lou: i am not confused in the least. what are your thoughts? >> we may say that we publicly don't take sides, but we do take sides when it comes to this. their administration says the famous construction that they have determined that they are not

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. why wait? lou: senator rand paul firing another one of his intra party feud with chris christie. here is senator paul on fox news sunday. >> the party is big enough for both of us and a lot of republicans in fact, this all started with him as saying we don't have room for libertarian republicans. but that is how we grow the party. lou: paul an christie are not shy about them challenge each other the longer they debate and the feud rages on the more the mainstream liberal media focuses on the republican principles of the party and good luck to democrats the party of the incumbent precedence is shellacked in the elections but they're not taking notes that the -- sit there no longer part of a party he and it will be interesting to see the public reaction over time of the one second term president has seen his party makes the midterm gains in car -- conference since 1865 the president was bill clinton many more are up for reelection than republicans and 21 democrats compared f-14 for the republican

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call today and aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. why wait?ou: new revelations today on what the psident was doing during the raid in which osama bin laden was killed by a navy s.e.a.l. >> most people were i the situation in the play, i can't tch, this kind of thing and the troops were risking their lives and they were playing. >> i was right there in our commander control center. so thatwe can make whatever decisions we need to make so we can allocatedditional resources. if we had more than a third of our unit hat was involved in an operation, i wen out with that element to be a part of that mission. because i felt that that was what i needed to be. we understand the commander-in-chief during one of the most daring raids, zero illumination, if according to him is correct, he will be wanting to make a decision at any point in time. lou: are you surprised? >> i expect a little more out of the commander-in-chief. >> let's be very onest. the bar has been lowered so that he can do what he pleases. when you look at what what has gone on in syria. i

from hartford, connecticut, we have scott bates, president of the center for national policy. and by satellite from london, he was just speaking at the first debate, he is with the henry jackson society. thank you for being with us, all our guests. is yemen, which is attracting all the attention right now, really the most dangerous of all the al qaeda danger zones? on a scale of one as very dangerous, how dangerous is it? >> it has been dangerous for a while. the big problem in terms of terrorism and counter-terrorism is to work from this glamorous approach. we need to go past that. yemen is a problem, but you have a big, important attack every week in afghanistan. we would be talking about it if syria was not at the top of the priorities. syria for a while was important. now we have begun to talk about women. before that it was afghanistan, -- now we have begun to talk about yemen. we cannot just focus on one country every six months. >> the longstanding president regime, he was ousted. did that make matters worse and exploit? >> i will just say that when you look at afghanis

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he shows up at an aa meeting in hartford, and there's joshua.hua started talking to him about ways to make some real money. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning, this. >> this is a continued hearing in a matter of complaint brought by the hartford currant against the town of cheshire. >> we applied through the town of cheshire for more material right after the crime took place. we finally got new information yesterday, a complete transcript with the time of the initial call from the bank official regarding mrs. petit being at the bank, saying she might be held hostage to the time the suspects were arrested outside the petit household. and our review of this document, which is heavily edited, to protect potential witnesses of the town, has told us, raises the possibility that officers on alert could have maybe stopped this car with the suspect and mrs. petit as they were coming home from the bank. perhaps could have beat them back to the house, could have separated the two suspects at that time. and maybe things would have had a different o

saturday night, a hartford county sheriff's deputy shot him. authorities say he had broken into a snowball stand. minutes before, he was inside the bp and a nearby 711. he trashed both places and punched a man. stand, ahe snowball sheriff's office spokesman said he charged the deputy from a short distance and it was unclear if he was armed. >> when the suspects came out of the building, what did the deputy see and proceed? at this point, we believe that deputy was in fear and fired. >> i have to give the benefit of the doubt to police at this time. but i want to know all the details of why the threshold was crossed. >> he said he was bating depression and five months ago checked himself into a psychiatric facility. his father believes that on saturday night he was hanging out with some friends and that is how he got access to the drugs. he took something that all to let the killed him. -- ultimately killed him. and now i have no son. it ultimately, my son made that decision. >> the deputy who fired the shot has been on the job for two years and

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call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. why wait? gerri: is the quest for a quick fix putting our children in daer? federal health investigators are exploring kids and medical system. joining us now, a psychologist. what are these drugs to begin with? >> they're giving them antipsychoticdrugs known as second or third generation antipsychotic drugs having less side effects than the originals. nothey're giving mications. they originally were designedto be antipsychotic mications to help people with schizophrenia but they were diagnosed, people diagnosed with adult schizophrenia so giving drugs to children thaey had not been approved for. gerri: some of these kids are one-yearld. >> they're using the drugs for autism, bipolar disorder. they show some effectiveness but the real issue is what are the side effects? there are a lot of side effects for young people and old people. gerri: kids as young as five, as young as one are getting these ugs. what you think is really going on here? why are they getting the heavy-dutyrugs? >> first and

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. why wait? >>> aaron hernandez allegedly says in a letter to a fan he is innocent. the former nfl player is in jail accused of killing a 27-year-old friend of his who is also the boyfriend of his fiancee's sister. the fan sold this letter to a sports memorabilia store owner, who in turn sold it to tmz. alena cho has details. >> reporter: aaron hernandez essentially declares his innocence in this letter. here's how it happened. basically a fan who we're calling carl wrote the letter to hernandez about two weeks ago. apparently this fan was also incarcerated in the same prison as hernandez about 15 years ago. he wanted to show hernandez support. he never dreamed the ex-football star would write him back, but according to tmz, that's exactly what happened. now, the letter is exactly a page long. among the highlights, hernandez writes, i know there is a reason i'm going through this, and i will figure it out through my relationship with the lord. i fell off especially after making all that money, bu

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financially strapped hartford county schools will charge for extracurricular activities.er sport. a lot of parents not too happy about this. can public schools really charge students to play sports like this? >> they can and they have. there's a recent article in forbes that highlights how many schools are doing this. not only that they talk about how it started as a temporary stopgap to help schools pay for things because that you are budgets were so strapped. i think there are two things we need to point out. in this hartford case, parents are so upset about this because they didn't find out until two weeks before school. it's you didn't give us any time to pry to prepare for it. we've seen pay to play in sports for many years now. what we haven't seen and i think is kind of new is this also applies to all extracurricular activities. $50 for sports and $25 if your kid wants o be in the spanish club or math club or theater. you have multiple kids doing multiple things. there was one family in ohio that said they wracked up $4400 in a public school system last year. >> a

overo land -- for basically this side hartford, not much rain. right now we have 87 degrees. winds are west at 12. sunset gets ever earlier. 7:52 now. won't belong before it'll be down by a quarter of eight. day planner tomorrow, not a bad day to be on the water bay water temperature around 80 create. warm as it gets all year. the winds are out of the west and that's important. the winds have turned westerly. that will give you a bit of a break down at the stadium and will eventually start to knock down the humidity. we see the numbers dropping humidity wise down into the 50s and so this will feel a lot more comfortable by this time tomorrow night. give it 24 hours, you will walk outside and say where did the humidity go. great travel weather on friday wherever your weekend plans take you. looks outstanding for saturday or sunday. it'll be a good one. no tropical threats, no big rain threats. that's an improvement. good for the concert too. scattered showers up into cleveland. that's where the front is hanging out. this cool front that's lining up in the great lakes right now

call today and make the switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. >>> and time nowd where we explain the why behind the what. and this week we're talking grains of sand on their own pretty harmless but when blown together into a huge cloud towering dozens of feet high they can cause a lot of damage that can be pretty dangerous. to find out how it starts, scientists go back down to a single grain. >> reporter: they are menacing to look at and from the air sand storms can appear to swallow up entire cities. on the ground the sky can turn deep red making conditions treacherous. >> where are you from? >> jersey. >> reporter: what do you think? we don't get these out there. it just rains. we get the wind but we get water instead of dust. >> this is not my favorite weather. >> reporter: now scientists are going inside these monster sand storms also known as hab oos like never before. we consider that particles can collide with each other. >> they used wind tunnels to recreate sand storms following the path of more than 4,000 particles. by studying the flight of each sand

among those waiting, this group of nine volunteers from habita for humanity which usually covers hartford and cecil. this time though they went overseas, they left for ke in, ya july 27th to help build a home for this man and his children it's an effort volunteers know goes brick by brick. rebuilding the airport will be a similar task. >> quite -- [inaudible] back to where it's operational is going to be huge. big. >> reporter: a huge operation that goes on some flights come in. the crew those as they are called still doesn't know when they will go out. they were supposed to leave yesterday they are now safely in a hotel they told people back home is great. waiting like so many others. >> really -- very soon and things work out really well . >> reporter: soon enough to send them back to do good work here at home. abc 2news. >> the crew is flying back on british airways. >> the flights could happen tonight but they don't know yet. >> other news, some news updates, he killed his wife and buried her under a slab in her backyard. now, robert jarrod junior will spend 30 years in jail. christin