chilleder heather childers. many americans are in the hot zone as swilterring heat sweeps the nation. triple dig get temperatures being felt coast to coast. >> many are urged not to go outside. image the heat inside a locked car. >> a kansas woman stopping at nothing to save a codler locked in this car on a nearly 100 degree day. the dramatic rescue all caught on cell phone video. kelly wright with how it all went down. >> some frightening moments for a little girl locked in an extremely car in kansas city. fortunately some good samaritans came to her rescue. >> you are listening to the banging going on as several people were trying to rescue the girl inside showing signs she was in danger from the sweltering conditions inside the vehicle. >> you could see sweat coming from the end of her pony tail. it was sad because she was fully clothed and had on boots. she was extremely hot. >> sara orteza a nearby store manager kept hammering on it until she broke it she then pulled the girl to safety. they called 911 and

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> we begin with a fox news alert. breaking overnight. >> a historic nuclear agreement with iran has just been signed. >> let's get to doug mcelway who is live in washington with the details. >> a deal has been reached. the deal finally struck about half an hour ago. while the terms are not fully known one provision is likely to be especially trouble some when congress conducts the 60 day review of the plan that whether international inspectors will be allowed to iranian sites. u.n. inspectors would be allowed to press for visits at the military sites. a diplomat told the press access would not be granted and could be delayed. in exchange for a curb of nuclear programs they get 18 billion of international sanctions leased. iran the largest state sponsor of terrorism that is money that may go to further widening involvement across the region including iraq syria, lebanon and egypt. the deal may set off a nuclear arms race between iran and arab rivals in n many who felt deserted by the u.s. during these talks. the deal i

. >> and heather childers. >> and heather childers.n with them in a little while. >> steve, brian, and elisabeth off this morning. tucker, ainsley and clayton with you. >> what a wonderful day to be working. i love lee greenwood. >> we've got a ton of news to get this morning. we want to get to the fox news alert. a nation on edge on this fourth of july weekend. security heightened -- across the country. >> this is the perfect time for terrorists to attack. >> we're live on the national mall in washington, d.c. with the very latest on these threats. doug, what do you know? >> good morning, guys. nice, quiet, peaceful outside the capitol, but there is this under current of concern. we saw the degree to which law enforcement agencies are operating under a hair trigger yesterday when there were these reports at a gunman at washington's navy yard and a lot of sensitive the involved given the fact that a dozen people were killed there in 2013 when a gunman was on the loose. this time, it ended up being an erroneous report. the flood of law

. >> i am heather childers. >> terror plot spoiled. u.k. is charging a muslim man with twieing to kill u.s. servicemen overseas. >> the driver is accused of targeting military members at the air base the largest american military operation in the u.k. he allegedly plotted to run over servicemen, stab them and then blow off a suicide vest. his uncle is charged with planning to join isis in syria. >> plotting attacks against europe killed by a drone strike in syria. they believe mussan knew about the 9-11 attack before it happened. he was the head of the terror group which intelligence officials say may be the most capable of pulling off an attack on america. >> over duhon anothere -- duhone honor. this as brand new details emerge about the shooter's ties to terror. >> good morning. president obama ordering flags be lowered to half staff at the white house and federal buildings across the nation and embassies and other international diplomatic offices to honor the victims of last week's shooting of military personnel in chattanooga. he had be

. >> heather childers is going to do this for us.u are out there physically, i was shaking terrified that i was going to fall off. >> lucky for us, the wall they have out there today has cleats on it. little cheaters, two-by-fours. >> you mean the walls in afghanistan don't have those little notches on them. >> this was made especially for us. >> it was. and we are going to be watching us go through it all day long. >> if this goes well, we might have to report as a seal and might not be in tomorrow. >> i have a feeling that's not going to happen. >> we should not -- >> i'm just telling you. >>er they are trained professionals standing by for that. >>> we've got a huge show for you. >>> we've got a big news at the top of the hour, a big tree smashes to the ground injuring eight kids just at pick up time. >> without warning this tree comes down, it happened outside pasadena park, witnesses heard it snap and saw the massive trunk come tumbling down. >> it was a lot of commotion. almost slow motion, actually, and by the grace of god nob

heather childers is in mount pleasant, south carolina where thousands of americans are gaerthing for annual celebration and fire woshs show. heather how many people are there, you think? >> reporter: there is a lot of people here. a quick estimate 25 to 30000 people expected here in patriot's point in south carolina. that is where we are celebrating the 4th of july as well. if you head down to the beach there is salute from the shores. and they send a video to our troops over seas to show patriotic pride and red, white and bluchlt we had a chance to go up with them. take a look. it was fun. ♪ >> this event is fly over in the south carolina coast and get as many people on the beach to salout the planes as they fly by and celebrate our freedom and thank the military for providing that freedom. >> there is a lot of the emotion involved and everybody has a loved one that served or is serving and thinks about them when they salute the planes. >> reporter: i am going up in this plane? >> you are going to go up and sit in that seat with the control. >> i will not be using that control? >> ho

i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. it is half past the hour. a greatest scape waudz caught on camera. there is surveillance video from inside the prison kept at the exact moment the drug kingpin el chapo guzman breaks out of a prison. this as we learned a daring escape that cost nearly $50 million and took a year of planning. anna kooiman is here with breaking details. >> good morning heather and heather. good morning to all of you at home. a daring escape plan a year in the making. we are seeing the exact moment el chapo broke out. it shows guzman sitting on his bed, he gets up walks over to a shower and he is gone. he pride open a 20 inch grill on a shower floor climbed down a 32 foot shaft and walked out a complex tunnel system. the drug lord is said to have spent 50 million on the escape route. he had his own engineers complete it in a year. the astonishing scape revealed of the construction area tunnelled one mile from the prison. you can see the before and after satellite photographs taken february 2014 and february 2015 showing how quick

i am heather childers. nice to be back with you. i am heather nauert in for ainsley earhardt.egin with the ever growing race for the white house. wisconsin governor scott walker expected to throw his hat into the ring later today. >> hillary clinton may be trying to steal his thunder delivering a big speech of her own today. we have a look at what we can expect. >> good morning, doug. >> good morning, heather. this has been a busy and important day on the campaign trail with both parties nipping at her heels. they are unveiling her plan for increasing middle class wages. the real news comes today from wisconsin governor scott walker set to formally announce his entrance into the gop field at 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight. it has gotten noticeably more crowded with donald trump swinging his sharp elbows at his competitors. he did it again this weekend at a speech in phoenix, arizona. in front of a big crowd the new york billionaire tied with jeb bush in one national poll took a hot at the -- shot at the former florida governor. a poll came out and i am tied with jeb bush. how can i

. >> i am hither chilleder heather childers. many americans are in the hot zone as swilterring heat sweeps the nation. triple dig get temperatures being felt coast to coast. >> many are urged not to go outside. image the heat inside a locked car. >> a kansas woman stopping at nothing to save a codler locked in this car on a nearly 100 degree day. the dramatic rescue all caught on cell phone video. kelly wright with how it all went down. >> some frightening moments for a little girl locked in an extremely car in kansas city. fortunately some good samaritans came to her rescue. >> you are listening to the banging going on as several people were trying to rescue the girl inside showing signs she was in danger from the sweltering conditions inside

. >> and i am heather childers. >> he used to work here at fox news. but he may have to shout to get his message heard because he will be the 16th candidate in a crowded republican field. some say ka sich hits all of the right buttons. a problem solver and known for wearing his emotions on his sleeve with what senator mccain called a hair-trigger temper. will this hurt him on the campaign trail or will he keep it under control. >> we'll talk about it with a lisa and michael warren. shera he will be the 16th gop contender for president. is there room for john ka sich. >> it is a great condition. so many candidates. but so many that are not so well known and the climb to getting there becomes steeper and steeper for them. we have seen john casick it will be a debate in cleveland, ohio. and looking like he will not make the cut for the top ten candidates in his home state because he is not well known yet. >> you have seen him in action michael. is the temper tantrum real or overblown? >> there is truth to the story. he gets angry and he talks about idiots

i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert in for ainsley earhardt. you for starting your day with us. let's begin with more on the high seas. terrifying moments for passengers, thousands of them on board a caribbean cruise ship after a fire ignites. >> oh my god. >> you can see black smoke pouring from the upper deck of the freedom of the seas as the ship is docked in jamaica. passengers rush to go put on life jackets and packing evacuation stations. some snapping pictures while they waited. the smoke just a few feet away. one crew member suffers first degree burns. despite the charred aftermath they left jamaica late last night to continue the 7 night cruise expected to head to the cayman islands today. >>> a united airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing when several passengers became sick on board, oxygens[!s masks dropped down carrying passengers from denver to los angeles. it was

. >> i am heather childers. >> terror plot spoiled. u.k.s charging a muslim man with twieing to kill u.s. servicemen overseas. >> the driver is accused of targeting military members at the air base the largest american military operation in the u.k. he allegedly plotted to run over servicemen, stab them and then blow off a suicide vest. his uncle is charged with planning to join isis in syria. >> plotting attacks against europe killed by a drone strike in syria. they believe mussan knew about the 9-11 attack before it happened. he was the head of the terror group which intelligence officials say may be the most capable of pulling off an

. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the hour.haos at a california summer camp when a massive tree crashes to the ground injure king eight children. >> the 75 foot pine tree fell without warning at pasadena's brookside park. witnesses saying they heard a snap and felt a massive trunk come tumbling down. >> it was a lot of commotion. almost slow-motion actually. >> by the grace of god no one was under the column of that tree. because that was -- you could not survive. >> six of the eight children were treated it he scene two others rushed to the hospital in critical condition. all of them alert and able to talk. >>> the desperate search for two florida teens who disappeared off the coast of florida stretching all of the way north to south carolina. crews covered 31,000 square miles looking for 14-year-old austin stephanos and terry cohen. austin's father is saying he's holding on to hope. >> it is a needle in a haystack. i won't give up. i need answers and hopefully the lord will show me the way and show me the light at the end of

. >> i am anna kooiman in for heather childers. the gun belonged to a federal agent. stunning revelation as they try to figure out how the illegal immigrant who killed her got his hands on it. >> jackie ibanez joining us as the accused killer told the court it was an accident. >> he says killing 32-year-old katherine steinly was a mistake. he had the gun go off in his hands accidentally. he found the weapon in a dumpster. but sources tell fox news it belonged to a federal agent. the gun stolen during a car burg rare rein june. the murder causing local authorities to play a very public game. the sheriff's office says if the feds wanted sanchez they should have issued an arrest warrant. officials say it was the sheriff that ignored their orders. the cold blooded murderer making the controversial sanctuary cities where they do not enforce federal immigration laws a hot button campaign issue. >> i am the one who brought up illegal immigration. i brought it up before the young lady was killed. that became a big story. you have thousands of instances where illegal immigrant

. >> this is heather childers. thank you for joining us. you tell us what was the scene like when you first got there last night? >> sure. when our ambulances arrived here it was a scene of a lot of chaos when our medics entered the theater. there were hundreds of people every where screaming. when they entered the theater where the shooting victims were the victims were in a lot of different places. some were under the chairs still hiding for cover. it was a little chaotic at first. we had about a dozen ambulances out here they worked with first responders and got them outside of the theater into a triage area. >> can you estimate how many people you treated there in the triage area how many were transported and the types of injuries you were dealing with? >> we ended up transporting nine injuries to the hospital in lafayette. at the time there were two doa's on the scene. there was one patient who was having chest pains they fear might have been cardiac related. that patient ended up being okay and not needing transport to the hospital. w

. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. investigators in france hope to have an answer in the next 48 hours. >> it appears to be from a boeing 777 and mh 70 is the only one missing in the world. they are combing the area where it was found and finding more debris. oliver mcgee is joining us now. he said that aircraft forensic could help experts identify not only the plane but what happened before it crashed. he is a former u.s. deputy assistant secretary of transportation for technology policy. oliver oliver thank you for bringing your expertise to "happening now." it appears almost this particular flapper came from mh-370. they are looked at the part number and it matches a boeing 777 and it is the only one missing in the world. it is not like if a flapper fell off over the indian ocean off another 777 someone would have noticed it by now. what do you think this is the evidence of mh 70? >> this is the only one missing in the world since 1948. we have 1200 fatalities last year and that is the most in six decades. this airc

. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us as always.f past the top of the hour. let's get right to the fox news alert. overnight president george h.w. bush rushed to the hospital after falling and breaking a bone in his neck. >> fox news chief washington correspondent chiefis there. >> on twitter late last night it sounded like this from george herbert washington spokesman and i quote, 41 fell at home in maine today and broke a bone in his neck. his condition is stable. he is fine but will be in a neck brace. over the last two years the 41st president the nation's oldest living president has been hospitalized twice in houston once for a stretch of almost two months. this comes as a former aid advances a new argument on behalf of mr. bush's single term presidency after the cold war. "the quiet man: the indispensable presidency of george h.w. bush" was written. >> he helped create as he called it a europe prean hold with all of the eastern european countries. liberating kuwait when sadam hussein made it. >> the oldest former president was

we're live at patriots point near charleston, south carolina, where heather childers has been all dayg. hi heather. happy 4th. >> yes, happy 4th to you. i hope that you and gregg are having a good time there in new york city. we are having a great time here at patriots point while americans all across the country celebrate in their own way. we're here celebrating in charleston, south carolina. this is the uss yorktown. the ship now houses aircraft that fought wars between world war ii, the korean war and vietnam. listen to what some of the veterans that we spoke with had to say about why they are proud americans. >> i was there and i did it and fought for it and i just know what it's like to be in the mud. >> if you cut me, i would bleed red, white and blue. >> i wouldn't want to live anywhere else. >> i love every single one of them. i could listen to their stories all day long. they said that they think that it's important to share stories of the past in order to help shape our future. particularly for young people. that's why all of the men that you just saw there they all voluntee

. >> i am heather childers. the greatest scape caught on camera. brand new images emerging of drug kingpin el chapo guzman escaping from prison. >> anna kooiman is here as the drug lord is now once again public enemy number one. >> public enemy number one. you are right, heather. good morning to all of you at home. the daring escape plan a year in the making. we are seeing the exact moment el chapo broke out. the footage showing guzman sitting on his bed gets up walks over to the shower and seconds later he is gone. guzman pride open a 20 inch grill on the shower floor climbed down a 32 foot shaft and went out a complex tunnel system. he believed to spend 50 million on the under ground escape route that took his engineerings a year to complete. it now reveals satellite images of the construction area he tunnelled to one mile from the prison. here you can see the before and after satellite photos taken in february 2014 to february 2015 to show how quickly it happened. they worked 10 hours a day for nearly more than a year removing 3,000 tons of eart

. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us as always. let's get right to the fox news alert for you. air safety investigators highly confident debris found on the island of the indian ocean belongs to malaysian airlines flight 270. >> jackie ibanez is here with the breaking details. >> ainsley and heather it is the first break since malaysian airlines flight 370 mysteriously disappeared while traveling to beijing with 239 people on board. the 6 foot long piece is a flapper from the edge of a boeing 747 wing. it was found by people cleaning up a beach on the french island called reunion east of madagascar more than 3800 miles away from the plane's last known location and 300 miles from the main water search off the coast of australia. the piece was found in barnacles suggesting it has been away for a long time. if it is from the missing plane strong rip current could have carried it from the search island to the area. since it was introduced in 1994 mh370 is the only craft of its type to vanish from the sea.

. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. donald trump unapologetic and doubling down on his comments on john mccain. >> i like people that weren't captured. i hate to tell you. >> trump is out with a brand new op ed going after mccain again and republican rivals are there. >> the political firestorm. >> donald trump seems to have pulled a page from the old cold war play book. it meant nothing, deny everything and make counter accusations. his op ed takes aim at a man who spent six years getting beaten and tortured. he writes during the entire business career i have made it top priority because they deserve the best for defending our freedom. he struck much the same cord yesterday on "fox & friends." >> john mccain should not be proud of his record with respect to taking veterans. >> for weeks it seemed like trump's bomb bass stick style was on stoppable. they could only watch his poll numbers sore hours after saying mccain wasn't a war hero his competition pounced like a pack of wolves. >> this is personal. john mc tancain a

. >> i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for waking up with us. as we get ready to celebrate independence day hundreds are doing the opposite by burning the american flag. the act vigs group disarm nypd is hosting a flag burning event in brooklyn new york today at 7:30 in response to the charleston church massacre. posting this message quote we do not believe the ideals of america are anything to be revered revered. we will burn the american flag a symbol of oppression and genocide. critics trying to stop the event saying it is illegal and the city should not allow it. no word on what if anything the city plans to do. >> billionaire mogul donald trump laying the smack down on univision after they dropped his miss isa path. >> i sued univision for $500 million. i had a signed contract for five years they had no right to terminate and they terminated. >>> how the gop presidential candidate is preparing for battle. >> he is. good morning to all of you at home. donald trump making good on his promise filing a $500 million lawsuit for breech of contrac

. >> i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. nice to be with you. jon: good to have you here, heather. >> they have found nothing, no link linking the gunman, 24-year-old, mohammad youssef abdulazeez to overseas terror groups. but some of his writings and interviews with his parents reveal a disturbing picture of a man who reportedly failed a drug test, was preparing for bankruptcy and was facing an upcoming court appearance. and now memorials are taking place to remember the five men who were murdered. jon: senior national correspondent john roberts live in chattanooga, tennessee with the latest for us. john? >> reporter: jon, patti ann good morning to you. activity going on behind me outside the recruiting center. fbi finished up its job. people putting up a tent, the community mom merle that has grover own last several days looks like will be here for a time. the fbi took away from the home of mohammad youssef abdulazeez some writings older in nation, some of them ramblings many according to a family representative written when he was very depress

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt.'s begin with the fox news alert. >> a scare for hundreds of passengers. >> a brand new dreamliner grounded when hail smashes the plane's nose right in. it hit the storm less than an hour after takeoff forcing it to turn back with 222 people on board. the most highly anticipated jet in years. it caused $221.6 million. this isn't the first time hail caused this kind of damage to a plane. just last month the nose of this delta boeing 747 also smashed in. hail cracking the windshield of this air bus a 321. >> wildfires rage across the western parts of the united states the rising temperatures are really about to complicate the firefighter's efforts. >> thousands of people are being forced from their houses as close to 2 dozen separate fires burn across four states. firefighters face temperatures close to 75 degrees. >>> searching for two teenagers saying the young fisherman have the skills to survive 4-5 days on the water. why their family is holding out hope. >> the parents of the two te

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we start with a fox news alert. a true hollywood tragedy. bobbi kristina brown the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown is dead. >> she passes away months after being found in a bathtub, a fate eerily similar to her mother. we have the breaking details. >> while an outpouring of condolences are being sent to the family of bobbi kristina brown questions remain about the circumstances that ultimately led to her arrest. her family releasing this statement finally in peace and in the arms of god. we want to thank everyone for their love and support during the last few months. ago bobbi kristina i could never do anything to process there has been nothing more incredible in my life than having her. the circumstances of brown's death were similar to her mother's.

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> tragedy strikes a houston family again.bi kristina brown is dead. the 22-year-old passing away months after she was found face down in a bathtub. >> kelly wright is here with the heartbreaking details. >> good morning to you. prayer and condolences are being expressed to the family of bobbi kristina brown. they are deeply saddened by the news of her death. the family releasing the sament she is finally in the peace and arnls of god. we want to thank you for your love and support during the last few months. the circumstances of brown's death were eerily similar to her mother's death. january 31st police were notified of a medical emergency at bobbi kristina's georgia home. >> we received a 911 call of a person unresponsive face down in a bathtub. >> paramedics were able to resuscitate her at that incident but she never fully recovered and was put in a medically reduced coma and later to hospice care. in 2012 her mother was also found unresponsive in a bathtub in california the grammy awards. she died at the age of 48. follow

i am anna kooiman in for heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt.rting your day with us. let's get right to the fox news alert. danger in the water. a man attacked by a shark in the waters off the coast of the carolinas. >> fears are running rampant ahead of the holiday weekend. >> pretty scary stuff. it has been a terrifying summer for north and south carolina beach goers. the latest coming out of north carolina a small island at the end of the outer banks. a 68-year-old massachusetts man was dragged under the surface by a shark in waist deep water. he was air lifted to a hospital and is now in fair condition this morning. this the latest in a string of terrifying shark attacks in the carolinas. two weeks ago two different teens each had their arm bitten off. he describes the frightening moment the shark took hold of him. >> all of a sudden i felt like a pain, cringe of pain in my leg. i looked back and saw a fin of the shark swimming away. i yelled to my cousin who

. >> i'm heather childers. fox news alert for you, double trouble for airline passengers. emergencies on two flights at dallas/ft. worth airport leaving travelers terrified. >> one case one person had to jump to safety. jack jackie is here. >> it was a rough afternoon at one of our nation's busiest airports. the problems in dallas started with an americans airlines flight getting ready to take off for chicago when smoke started to fill the cabin. 141 passengers forced to use the plane's emergency slides to escape. three people were hurt during the evacuation, but everyone eventually caught a flight to chicago. just 45 minutes later, a second problem, the landing gear of a spirit airlines jet caught fire after touching down from orlando. one passenger says she knew something was wrong as soon as the plane made a hard landing. >> everybody freaked out and they didn't tell us anything for a while but then smoke started billowing out of the side of the airplane. there was a fire. >> the faa says it appears the plan

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we appreciate you getting up early with us.found on the island in the indian ocean belongs to malaysia airline flight 370. >> this comes more than a year after the doomed plane vanished. doug luzader is live with the details. >> this piece of debris was due to a flapper, a control service from the wing. it appears it a boeing 777. there is only one missing boeing 777 in the world right now which indicates it did in fact come from missing malaysia flight 777. >> this kind of work is obviously going to take some time, although the number might help to identify the aircraft path assuming that's what they are at much much much more quickly. >> now this piece of the wing was found near the tiny island of reunion about 3500 miles away or so from where that aircraft would have taken off in l.a. mpore. but it is consistent with current in the region. that may give investigators some idea of where this originated but they caution that it is very difficult to trace those currents back especially given how long that aircraft has been miss

. >> heather thirldz -- childers is there live.ing happy fourth. >> happy fourth of july here too. no carolina barbecue we will talk about in just a minute. we are standing in front of the uss york. that what can be more. it saw battle in korean and vietnam war. we had a chance to take a tour of it earlier and we wanted to show it to you and a lot of things to do at charleston. we found out why patriots point is the most patriotic of them all. >> it's beaches and beautiful houses to excite some history and honor. there is plenty to do in charleston, south carolina. the place most proud americans will head to this july 4th is patriots point. >> patriots point is about the military. that's one of the reasons we are here on the fourth of july. you could not have a better place to honor this country ♪ we got to get out of this place. >> we got to get out of this place, it was just one song that helped get the u.s. troops during that time. >> newest exhibit honoring the 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. >> it's a real important exhib

i'm going to join heather childers for part of the proud american events fox is hosting there. out more information on all this on our web site foxnews.com. >> you photoshopped me out. >> at 9:15 p.m. i'm going to leave here and do a facebook q&a all about the fourth of july proud americans. kimberly anything you want to ask me about i'll answer. >> there you go. i noticed that was a graphic you and i used to share together and i think you photoshopped me out. >> we had another one. i would never do that to you. >> that's a great picture by the way. >> the media's responsibility to ask the tough questions get the tough answers, let the american people decide what's really going on with the president. so in fact it's the only job in the constitution the media job, that's protected in the constitution. so watch cnn lap dog left wing media fall flat on their face asking president obama this question yesterday. >> i wanted to ask you about what some people are calling your best week ever. it seems that you built up some political capital for the remaining months of your presidency.

. >> i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. police say the gunman was a 24-year-old american born in kuwait. mohammad youssef abdulazeez, an engineer who opened fire at two military sites in chattanooga. the heavily-armed man killed four marines. injured three other people before officers were able to take him down. federal authorities say that the gunman did not appear to be on their radar but they believe he could have been motivated by isis calls for violence during the muslim holiday of ramadan. jon: senior national correspondent john roberts is following the investigation life in chattanooga. john. >> reporter: gregg, good morning to you. a couple of things to break to you at this hour. i'm told by u.s. officials in mathal fact that mohammad youssef abdulazeez did make several trips to the middle east including jordan and kuwait and would be obviously logistical next step for the fbi here in the united states and for tell bense agencies overseas to be examining who he contacted on those trips to see if there were any poten

i am anna kooiman in for heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt.et's get right to the fox news lart. illegal immigrant accused of shooting and killing a san francisco woman was using a federal agent's gun as he pleads not guilty in court despite confessing to murder on camera. >> we are learning a new detail from his court appearance. >> accused murderer juan francisco sanchez telling a judge kelling 32-year-old katherine steinly was a mistake. the rival accidentally went off on in his hands. he said he found the gun in the dumpster. the gun reported stloilolen during a burglar relast month. the attorney for the sheriff's office says if the feds wanted sanchez back they should have issued an arrest arwarrant. >> they knew his history. we did not. they could have taken mesh tours when they brought him here to make sure there was a warrant or judicial order which we would honor. >> a senate hearing in washington isis officials went on the defense saying

heather childers is there now live after the break. stay with us.ptain in kabul, afghanistan, wish my wife beth and children matt and kate a happy fourth of july. ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ (piano music) ♪ fresher dentures, for the best first impression. love loud, live loud polident. . fresher dentures... ...for those breathless moments. hug loud, live loud, polident. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back everybody. and on this independence day we celebrate all the proud americans out there on this fourth of july at patriots point in mt. pleasant south carolina our own heather chilledders is joining us live. >> reporter: out been a great day, the wind is picking up which is a great relief for all the folks standing out here showing their love and pride of america at patriots

we're going to say hello and good morning to heather childers. we had a good time yesterday?we did. >> nice seeing you guys and all the fox fans. i want to talk about extreme weather beginning in california record rainfall causes part of interstate 10 to collapse into a rushing river. one person is hurt. that major highway still shut down this morning and for the first time in two decades, there was a rain delay at a bawg -- ballgame. >>> he spent 17 years in prison for attempted murder and now a haitian resident who should have been deported has been arrested for killing a woman in connecticut. he was locked away in 1988. his prison file had him marked for deportation upon release, for some reason i.c.e. never got him out of the country and now he's charged with stabbing a 25-year-old connecticut woman to death. >>> a bachelorette party tragedy to tell you about. 55-year-old stephen romeo plowed his truck into a limo after making a u-turn. eight young women were inside that limo. four did not survive. they were all in their 20s. four others were hurt, including the bride. >>

. >> i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. nice to be with you. u here, heather. >> they have found nothing, no link linking the gunman, 24-year-old, mohammad youssef abdulazeez to overseas terror groups. but some of his writings and interviews with his parents reveal a disturbing picture of a man who reportedly failed a drug test, was preparing for bankruptcy and was facing an upcoming court appearance. and now memorials are taking place to remember the five men who

our own heather childers is there live in charleston carroll. >> we've been here since 6:00 this morningbeen having a wonderful time. you can see behind me the uss yorktown. that's home to a lot of aircraft that saw battle in world war ii. we have video that we can pull up for you that was inside. we were able to talk to veterans who fought in some of these wars. they told us why they are proud to be an american. take a listen. >> i was there and i did it and fought for it. and i know -- i mean i just know what it's like to crawl in the mud. >> if you cut me i would bleed red white and blue. >> i wouldn't want to live anywhere else. >> and it is also one of the largest fourth of july parties in the country. there on the flight deck of the uss york town they're expected to have about 1,500 people watch a spectacular fireworks display. that will happen around 8:00 p.m. this evening. land side 25,000 people are going to come out here and show their american pride. >> you were there yesterday as well encouraging folks to come out. are there a lot of fox fans down there? >> fox fans are the b

. >> i'm heather childers in for jenna lee.he gunman was a 24-year-old american born in kuwait. mohammad youssef abdulazeez, an engineer who opened fire at two military sites in chattanooga. the heavily-armed man killed four marines. injured three other people before officers were able to take him down. federal authorities say that the gunman did not appe

. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee.n answer in the next 48 hours. >> it

heather childers joins us now. >> many reasons a lot of people finding the story shocking. his father is a 27-year veteran of the boston police force. he responded to the 2013 boston marathon bombings and last fall alerted authorities that his son who was 23 years old has a history of mental illness and was talking about joining isis. we now know he was arrested july 4th after buying four guns. police say he was planning an attack on a college campus. he wanted to target the cafeteria and the dorms and stream students executions live on line. they found bomb making materials like a pressure cooker and molotov cocktails. he also had two machetes and a knife. they are shocked and disappointed by their sons plans but they are thankful no one was hurt. >> it's a terrible tragedy for the family. bob is a tremendous police officer. he's had a distinguished career over the last 25 years. just a very impressive guy and to have his this his own family is terrible. >> the fbi says that chicola was arrested and after that, he grabbed a pen and he stabbed a nurse in the head. he's expe

heather childers is here with the hot breaking details. ear-old died at a hospice center in georgia of a six-month fight for her life. her family just released this statement saying, quote, bobbi is finally at peace in the arms of god. we want to thank everyone for their tremendous amount of love and support during these last few months. back on january 31st, bobbi christina was found face down in a bathtub inside her georgia home. she never fully recovered. three years earlier, her mother, also found unresponsive in a bathtub at a hotel in california. she died at the age of 48. bobbi kristina told oprah that she struggled with the loss of her mother. >> i can hear her voice, you know, in spirit talking to me and telling me, keep moving, baby, you know. i'm right here. i got you. she's always with me. i can always feel her i can always feeith me. >> autopsy into brown's death could possibly lead to criminal charges. bruises were found on her body. and it's alleged her boyfriend, nick gordon, is a person of interest in the death investigatio

i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> we begin with a fox news alert.overnight. >> a historic nuclear agreement with iran has just been signed. >> let's get to doug mcelway who is live in washington with the details. >> a deal has been reached. the deal finally struck about half an hour ago. while the terms are not fully known one provision is likely to be especially trouble some when congress conducts the 60 day review of the plan that whether international inspectors will be allowed to iranian sites. u.n. inspectors would be