james fox is a filmmaker and the host of chasing u.f.o.'s done national geographic his most recent you have zero documentary is called i know what i saw sixty five years after it happened roswell new mexico is back in the news an ex air force official recently came forward saying there were two crashes and not one what does this mean mike what is it james what does it mean well it's a story that wouldn't go away just because i think there's so much evidence and it's not anyone. particular witness or piece of evidence but there are so many people from so many different walks of life so many different ranks in the military who keep coming forward and saying whatever it was that crashed was not of this earth and no this is this going to bring to used to debunk this right he did it debunk this stuff for the air force and part of project blue book so why was he suddenly come around maybe his conscious got the better of and it's interesting actually because people must keep in mind that the five a night was based in roles on the mask zero nine hu

james fox is a filmmaker and the host of chasing u.f.o.'s done national geographic his most recent you have zero documentary is called i know what i saw sixty five years after it happened roswell new mexico is back in the news an x. air force official recently came forward saying there were two crashes and not one what does this mean mike what is it james what does it mean well it's a story that wouldn't go away just because i think there's so much evidence and it's not any one particular witness or piece of evidence but there are so many people from so many different walks of life so many different ranks in. the military who keep coming forward and saying whatever it was that crashed was not of this earth and now this is this going to bring to used to debunk this right he did you debunk this stuff for the air force and part of project blue book so why was he suddenly come around maybe his conscious got the better of and it's interesting actually because people must keep in mind that the five a night was based in roles on a masco nine hundr

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i'm joined now by james allen fox, a professor of criminology, law and northeastern university. good to see you. does this seem, you know, at this juncture to be a clear case of copycat killer? >> it would seem so. but let's also understand that this guy already had a criminal record. he was a registered sex offender so it's not that someone else -- some other serial killer can take someone who's perfectly harmless and turn them in to a serial killer. you already had somebody, he was already a predator and he would admire someone who in the same town, cleveland, killed 11. he perhaps wanted to outdo him. what he often see cases of serial killers who are challenged to try to outdo another serial killer. >> you know, and just some unusual things taking place in cleveland in recent years with the convicted serial killer sowell, you have this alleged case now and then the case of the young women who were held against their will. are you seeing in any way a link between all of these cases, just by virtue of geography? >> no. i mean -- well, there is some link is that anthony sowell g

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we saw that with james rosen at fox news when they got a subpoena based on the fact that they claimed that he was a co-con spiritor in espionage. the opinion said he was part of the crime of the leaking. the crime couldn't have been committed without him. and we see it with julian assange and wikileaks. they're trying to say that the publisher, the journalist is actually part of the crime -- the alleged crime with the leaker, and that's the real danger here. it's an incredible danger. they're trying to differentiate wikileaks from "the new york times" and they're having a lot of trouble doing it because they can't. >> the lines are being drawn and the line in this case, i agree with p.j., was drawn more or less properly. it's fine to be a person of conscience and decide this is a whistle that needs blowing, but when you have 5 million people with national security clearance and you have 2 million people in the u.s. military with access as bradley manning did to these kinds of materials, fine. be a personal conscience but don't expect that there is no risk and no consequence possibly t

. >> reporter: in gettysburg pennsylvania, james rosen, fox news. >> he will continue reporting therell week from telegraphs to twitter. what lessons have we learned from gettysburg? send them to me on twitter. tweet me@bretbaier. >>> allison lunder gone grimes has the best chance to defeat mcconnell, his seat the biggest surprise. >>> brit hume is here. >> backers of the senate immigration bill say it contains the strongers border enforcement measures taken, and have to be in effect before anyone takes a step on the path to citizenship. those statements may be true, but in political terms probably beside the point because the bill makes what is called registered provisional immigrant status available almost immediately to most illegals now in the country, and that's before any of the new border protections are in place. this is what house republicans mean when they complain the bill puts legalization ahead of border enforcement, it does. this provisional legal status is not quite amnesty. those that register have to undergo a background check, couldn't vote, have to payback taxes, wo

secretly confiscated two months worth of telephone records from multiple bureaus days later fox news reporter james rosen found out that his personal e-mails had been targeted in an investigation dealing with north korea now this type of monitoring of the press caused outrage and demands for an official investigation president obama responded by ordering attorney general eric holder to come up with a report on these cases and we finally have a response the d.o.j. issued a new set of media guidelines on friday that restricts the agency from labeling a journalist as a criminal coconspirator that is while they're searching for a search you are seeking a search warrant for their reporting materials but not all are happy with the outcome of this investigation to help me dig into this new set of guidelines i was joined just a short time ago by jesselyn radack she is the national security and human rights director at the government accountability project and i began by asking her if this really was a new start for the department of justice. i hope so i mean definitely it's a make nice gesture with reporte

at the kennedy library in boston, james rosen, fox news. >>> president george h.w.ins members of his secret service detail shaving his head to show support for the two-year-old son of a detail member being treated for leukemia and started to lose his hair. the 89-year-old took the step after members of the security detail went under the razor to show support for young patrick whose father john is a member of the bush protective division. >>> this just in, moments ago, the senate approved a bill that makes it less expensive for college students to borrow money this fall to pay for classes. that proposal links interest rates on federal student loans to the financial markets. the bill similar to one the house already passed. >>> we'll look at the president's economic message today, some bad poll numbers for him. what it all means with the fox all stars after this. test test ⌞@oñsx>úópñúóópí8hn@wÑ >>> we've seen a sizable group of republican lawmakers suggest that they wouldn't vote to pay the very bills that congress rang up, and that fiasco harms a fragile recovery

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officials and the fbi should also take full responsibility for the illegal actions taken against fox news and jamesou will remember he was named as an aider or coconspirator and a flight risk. we're back with the panel. these guidelines, charles? >> i think they are a marked improvement because they shift the burden of proof from the defendant as it were, the journalist to the government. so the default position is that you don't issue a subpoena that you don't receive a search warrant, unless you prove certain stringent conditions. that's good. but the whole idea as a way to paper over what really happened in the past, the abuse of power and i would say the lying about it. either to a judge or to congress. they are talking about changes in guidelines. but it doesn't erase the effect that they have to answer for what was done, which i think was illegal. >> bret: juan? >> i think it's great that they have continue to form the news organization when they take these steps and, secondly, i think it's really important that they have some sense of who a journalist is. in the rosen case, they were acting

don't like what the administration did in going after the ap reporters and then try to indict james rosen, our fox colleague. >> with this endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals, washington's taken its eye off the ball. >> washington has taken its eye off the ball. he is washington. >> did you hear the word? phony. both president obama and his press secretary using the same word, phony, to describe very real problems. former alaska governor, sarah palin joins us. good evening, governor. >> hi, greta. you have to ask yourself which one does he consider being a phony scandal. i think this is a trophy, it's not a coincidence that he and his spokesperson are using this term, phony scandal. it's like jonah goldberg asked this morning, which one does he consider phony? benghazi, where 200 plus years of honorable military were thrown out the window and we left our own behind to be slaughtered by radical muslims? does he consider a phony scandal when we understand now that our government spies on us and then government lies to us? which one does he consider specifically

but it seems to me in this case and in the case of james rosen, the fox correspondent, and the administration went well beyond the boundaries that they should have gone and they are taking the criticism they deserve. a final thought, this is an area that criticism really matters. people talk sometimes will make a difference and here i think it will. because this administration in joy's this situation it is in with most of their friends denouncing them let alone the other entities about the whole situation. and i really hopeful that at the least we will end up with more enforceable rules within the department of justice and maybe wind up with a meaningful shield law to protect the press even in situations like less. >> with the difficulty to draw lines in two cases in respect to the pictures with what most people would view is truly offensive messages and the other area of with t-shirts and that they may wear is a good questions of it is not easy but the courts have said school is a place for we have indoctrination where the idea is to teach students certain things and not to teach them certai

administration did in going after the phone records of 100 ap reporters and then trying to indict james rosen, our fox colleague. if the administration wants to turn attention away from those things and on to the economy, there is a more artful way to do it. but frankly, i think what they're doing is, i think they've made a conscious effort that the economy is so bad that they're not pivoting to the economy, what they're doing is pivoting to a political talk in which they're going to try and say, republicans aren't paying attention to business, we need to pay attention to business, but they're just using the economy as an excuse to go out there and say, we're not washington, we're not part of the games going on there, we're not involved in political posturing, but i think it's going to fail and fall flat badly. >> you know, carl, the thing i don't get is that you can disagree politically with people, but you know, the american people, actually a lot of them, really do give a damn about the fact that four americans are dead. i can tell you where there are four americans dead in prince georges county or

general eric holder was the one who was responsible for signing off on the investigation of fox news reporter james rosen he is the same person that president obama tapped and tasked in order to look into this kind of investigation into journalists this kind of warrants taking a journalist information so is there an ethical problem here yeah i mean i think holder's conflict for a number of reasons and again all of these. kind of be intrusive spying that was done on reporters are all under the rubric of the leak investigations and prosecutions of whistleblowers because journalists are in every single indictment so i mean if you really want to put some meat on this skeleton that has been put out i mean there are four active cases right now as we well know and manning among the two most visible but also of sterling and jeffrey sterling and stephen kim i mean go ahead and drop those charges and charges them and ministry to flee as they should be in the first place and something else or bring up is the fact that these days the idea of media is. fundamentally it is not just reporters working for newspape

we have fox team coverage, james rosen, on what republicans are cooking up. we begin with ed henry on the president's new recipe for success. good evening, ed. >> good evening. the president said this was about jobs and the middle class. in private, he spent a lot of time defending his health care law which was dealt fresh blows today. with his signature health care law falling deeper into danger, president obama's meetings with house and senate democrats had the air of a campaign style rescue mission, on the heels of days on the road, trying to drum up support for a stalled second term agenda. >> if i had poll numbers as low as his, i would probably be out doing the same. >> democrats that huddle with the president say he spent a lot of time reassuring them health care will be implemented, despite a barrage of attacks from republicans. >> there have been a lot of talking points on the other side about the train wreck. he made the commitment this will roll out. >> the train wreck comment was uttered by a democrat, senator max balk as, and there was trouble to

fox news reporter james rosen also had his record surged after being named to potential co- conspiratorn a leak on north korea's nuclear program. homeland security secretary janet napolitano has announced she is stepping down. she will leave her post to become the new head of the university of california system. a group of 12 u.s. war veterans and their allies have had their convictions dismissed for an antiwar protest in new york city last fall. the veterans for peace members refused to leave the vietnam memorial in lower manhattan at the 10:00 kim curfew so they could continue reading the names of thousands of dead u.s. soldiers dating back to vietnam. the group was convicted on friday. but in a rear decision, the presiding judge immediately ruled that throwing away their convictions was in the best interest of justice. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in one of the most closely watched murder cases in years, a florida jury has found george zimmerman not guilty on charges of second-degree murder a

with those accusations, accusations it had in fact criminalized journalism that related to fox news very own james who was named as a criminal co-conspirator says the doj could have access to his records, his telephone records specifically and email. so what about these new guidelines. i understand there are five of them. how have they changed and what are the changes? >> i think there is two really big ones here. one of them from my reading would prevent something what happened to james rosen from happening again. they could not, justice department could not, charge a journalist as co-conspirator in crime for merely performing news gathering activities in order to get a subpoena for a leak investigation. it looks to me it would prevent a future james rosen situation from happening again. the other big one i think people are pointing to, is the government would have to notify in most cases news organizations if they are going to subpoena records of a reporter. that would give the news organization the ability to challenge that subpoena in court. now, that is not completely and complete and total.

fox newshief washington correspondent james rose in as the report. >> amateur video purported to showhe syrian rubbles enjoying their first taste of victory in weeks after the free syrian army was able to enter the town some groups work to ensure a large number of soldiers would defect. the obama administration remains vague in its pledges to ramp up direct militarynto the rebels who in recent weeks had been badly at de by theictatorial regime and its chi suppliers of forei fighters. >> part of that is expanding t scope and scale of eight on the o that,d i promise you, i wish but i cannot detail at. we are a slice of the pie, not the entire pie. we are focused on stability, but we are working with our regional counterparts to continue to coordinate and increase aid. >> house intelligence committee chairman, the michigan republicanaid the panel harbor is very strong concerns about e strength of the administration's plans. the committee with reservations now offense to them. other lawmakers trapped in the pending administration bill aimed at forcing administration at your to the war pow

fox news chief washington correspondent james rose and h the report. >> amateur video purported to showerious troubles enjoying their firstaste of victory in weeks as they seized villages in the strategic northern pvince. after the freeze syrian army was able to enter the town some groups work to insure that a large number of soldiers in the russian army would affect. the obama administration remains vague in its bushes to ramp up direct military aid to the rebels who in recent weeks have been badly have done by the dictatorial regime and is chief suppliers of foreign fighters. >> part of that is expanding scope and scale of eight on the ground, and promise you, i wish that i could speak more to that, but thattjust cannot detail let. we are a slice of the pie, the entire pie. we are focused on stability, but we are working with o regional counterparts to connue to coordinate and increase aid. >> us intelligence committee chairman mike rogers, the michigan republican said the panel harbor's very strong concerns about the strength of the administration's plans. the committee haseservation

. >> bill: all right, joining us now from washington fox news ace correspondents james rosen and carl cameron. cammeron, i understand it was a secret meeting today. now how it can be secret if i know about it. >> called a closed door meeting. >> bill: speaker boehner is in there some of his guys and what's going on? >> it's firsty, conservatives are angry and upset and worried frankly that boehner might sacrifice conservative goals on immigration in order to pass a bill if he doesn't handle this well could lose speaker. digging in the heels and think what passed the senate is too liberal and am mess city and doesn't have adequate border security. they are not going to consider it at all. much tougher version that the house conservative conference wants is not likely ever going to be compromised with the senate democrats so boehner has said he could. >> bill: what is the main thing, look, there is simply some conservative house members that are not going to go for any immigration bill phi said it today he said look my constituents don't want any bill and they don't trusted government a

criticism over the department of justice's investigations into fox news reporter james rosen and the president obama said that he would make sure the doj made some changes. >> i'm troubled by the possibility that leak investigations may chill the investigative journalism that holds government accountable. journalists should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs. our focus must be on those who break the law. >> and now some of those changes may be arriving. what exactly will they mean for the working press, for reporters. joining us now from washington is jay christian adams who may have the answer. thank you for joining us. what exactly do these changes mean for the press covering the obama administration? are they going to be spied on less? >> well they still might be spied on. these changes don't change that. what they do change is they will no longer be named conspirators like james rosen or tar get for criminal prosecution which is not such a great thing for the justice department to decide to give this kind of immunity to reporters. that's a job for congress to do. so far co

how out fox news chief washinon correspondent james rosen and those at the associated pre who had their phone records and e-mails breeched by the obama justice department. i'm guessing they don't consider their anger over the government's violation of their first amendment rights to ben any way phony. please don't forget, slain border patrol agent brian terry just because the obama administration has. is there anythin phony about the terry family's pursuit of the truth seeking those who are responsible for the death of their son? could you imagine wt would happen if the president told conservative groups, tea party activists and others targed or audited by the internal revenue service that simply because of their political views, that their concerns are phony? and how did treary secretary jack blue come to an absurd conclusion regarding the investigation into the irs scandal which is nowhere near completion after he has been at his post for all of 4 1/2 months? he told cbs news"with all of the investations that have gone on, there's been no evidence of any political decision-ming in the

reporter when he knew as he said it he had ok'd and given his blessing to the persecution of james rosen with fox news. so he either lied to the congress in his testimony or he was a part of a fraud upon the court. because the allegations in the affidavit and application for the warrant before the court going after james rosen claimed he violated the law, that he was a flight risk, that he was a risk to destroy evidence. so either he believed the -- gs that he approved or which means he lied to congress, or he spoke truthfully to congress and committed a fraud upon the court. either way we need the highest law enforcement officer in the land to have more credibility than that. . yet here he is saying the same thing. saying one thing one place and claiming another in another place. it is so critical that we be able to trust our government. which brings us back to the issue of n.s.a. spying. i was a freshman in 2005-2006 in the 109th

friday on what the government is going to do now after all of the phone record stuff, and then james rosen from foxesrate, and holder took a lot of blowback on that, but the president seems to support him still and he seems to be moving forward. >> what are some of the changes in terms of how they are going to do business now? >> the essential difference is that they are not going to call reporters at sort of criminal co-conspirators, and if they are going to look at your phone records, they are going to tell you if they are doing it. >> congratulations that's progress. >> yeah. it's different. it's not secret stuff, but they do still reserve the right to snoop around as much as they want. but they signaled less criminal prosecution of leakers to begin with, so maybe cutting off their security access, other things like that, because these criminal charges opens a pandora's box. this sort of happened with the zimmerman trial too, once you set off to charge somebody criminally, you have to go after that, so if you do that less maybe they have less potential to do these things with reporters, which hold

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crackdown has led to a number of scandals including the investigation involving our own fox news correspondent james aggressive in pursuing those? a former white house director under president bush and mark hanna a former aid to campaigns and political analyst. thank you for joining us. matt i'm going between with you. the number of prosecutions have doubled. is that a good thing and why do you think that is the case? >> i think going after leakers, going after people like mr. snowden, people that have damaged our national security is definitely the right thing to do. it's risky for parents presidents and it's risky because it's leads you to reporter. you see the obama administration literally going after a fox news reporter. you see the obama administration literally looking at records on ap reporters. think that is obnoxious to americans. why? because the obama administration has shown when it gets sensitive information on people they abuse that information. so it's uncertain when the government has this much information. leakers have broken the law but the obama administration has broken the spir

two of the changes address the collection of fox news correspondent james rosen's phone records, andecords of 20 associated press telephones, reporters phone records will no longer be searched if they're engaged in legitimate journalistic work. you'll remember that rosen was named a possible aider and abettor and or coy conspirator for reporting about north korea's make response. officials say there was never an intention to prosecute rosen and presumably they'll no longer be able to search reporters phone or e-mail records unless there is an intent to prosecute them. in the case of the ap, the company was never notified of plans to check phone records, based on its report of a busted plot to bomb a commercial airliner that was based on a classified leak. ap officials say they would have challenged the justice department's intentions, they could have also told them that some of the phones that were tracked were no longer being used, now organizations will be given the benefit of the doubt on prior notice unless there is more reason not to inform them. in any case, all will be told of

james. we'll see. in other news, fox news alert, a new benghazi bomb shell. the former head of u.s.rces in africa saying it was clear, almost immediately, that the attack on the u.s. consulate was a terrorist strike and not some street protests that got out of hand. chief intelligence correspondent has more for us on that. hi, katherine. >> thank you. the former head of africa command was at the pentagon for service chiefs on 9/11 when they got an alert from forces that the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya was under attack and there was no sign of a demonstration being involved. general hamm addressed the question. >> dunk it was a terrorist attack? >> i don't know that that was my first reaction but pretty quickly as we started to gain understanding within the hours after the initiation of the attack, yes. and i don't think anybody thought -- at the command, i don't think that anyone thought differently. >> general hamm said he immediately told leon panetta that it was under attack. it became a recovery operation by the evening and like panetta and others, the commander says it wo

the cia director john brethren -- brennan's confirmation with filibuster tells fox news is he now placing a hold on jamescomby who is now slated to head the fbi because the not responded on the u.s. of unarmed drones inside the u.s. >> i want to know when the fbi uses a drone to fly over my property or someone's house, are they getting a warrant first or are they just doing it willie nilly because they can? the thing about a drone is, it has amazing ability to look everywhere from 50,000 feet, so you don't know you are being spied upon. and i think that that kind of spying goes against the right to privacy that all americans have. >> there was no immediate response from the administration nor the fbi. shep. >> shepard: catherine herridge in washington tonight. there is word that north korea tried to smuggle a boat load of missiles and other weapons that it has not -- that it really isn't allowed to have. and wait until you hear who says he found them and where they were. plus, the feds say he used to burn his victims alive by cooking them in a stew. tonight the end of the line for a drug king pin accused

fox news alert now. talking about this right best break now. director of national intelligence james clapper just authorizing the release of documents all related to the nsa's controversial surveillance program. this comes as a hearing is underway, you're looking at it live now, how to improve your privacy while keeping the country safe. steve centanni is live in washington. what was just put out, steve? >> reporter: the director of the national intelligence, james clapper a spokesman put out a press release saying that documents related to the surveillance program are being made public as an effort to provide more transparency about exactly what's happening. what kind of telephone records, what kind of internet records are being intercepted and how they're being used. that is why there is a hearing underway on capitol hill right now. there is a lot of suspicion how it is being collected and how it is being used and these members of congress, in both the house and the senate, and in the general public as well, want to know more about the program as chuck grassley said just a little w

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james, thank you. we will bring you the results of the votes here on fox. >>> the president's top law enforcement officer is not exactly getting a ton of support tonight over his contention that self defense laws cause more trouble than they prevent. it is a spinoff from the continuing controversy over the george zimmerman acquittal, even though stand your ground law in florida was not part of zimmerman's defense. wendell goler has more. >> reporter: the debate on whether stand your gun laws reduce or contribute to violence, white house press secretary made clear to reporters the president feels that debate should be at the state level. >> look at the laws on their books, evaluate them on the standard of are these laws improving or making worse the situation with regards to gun violence. >> reporter: regarding george zimmerman, mr. obama says the jury has spoken, and justice department officials say civil rights statues may not apply to the trial because some say the criticism was it was not about race. the release of his killer is prompting civil rights leaders to call for national outrage. >> going hom

we also have james freeman of "the wall street journal" we have jonathan hoenig, hedge fund manager and fox news contributor. steve, let me ask you, who does this help? >> it helps nobody except the agitators, activist, shareholder activists who want to control executive pay. and the idea that you can get a good ceo at a pittance of what you get now is preposterous. they feel these comparisons will shame, give them more power over controlling the executive suite. melissa: yeah. >> it's a power play and at the end of the day i would love to have these people find real talent at a bargain price. it just ain't out there. melissa: this came up again and again and again in ref tones to the fight that has been going on this week as you see workers ad mcdonald es and wendy's and taco bell walk out. they say the average worker, not even average, minimum wage worker, entry level worker at mcdonald's and these other places are making $7.25 an hour. at the same time the ceo of mcdonald's, donald thompson, in 2012, his total compensation was 13.57 million. many tweeted this back to me on the day we wer

fox, which broadcasts "idol" and producers behind the show declined cnn's request for statement. jamesn, the attorney behind the suit, tells cnn he believes "idol" producers target black men on the show for ridicule and dismissal if they are discovered to have any sort of criminal record. his complaint alleges white contestants who are accused of similar offenses are allowed to continue in the competition. it was the dismissal of season 11 finalist jermaine jones that freeman says inspired him to work on this case. jones was dismissed after the smoking gun website revealed he was the target of several arrest warrants. but his name is not on the lawsuit. >> i was asked to be a part of it. but i decided not to because, like i said, i want to take the good with the bad. i'm just moving forward. >> reporter: he says contestants know what they're getting into when they sign up to be on "idol." >> you had an opportunity to make something of it. so what have you done over these years to earn you $25 million? >> reporter: suzanne, of the ten former contestants filing suit, only cory clark, jac

fox news. we recently learned that the government collected e-mails from the chief washington correspondent james rosen in connection with a leaks investigation. who is sending? who is receiving? what they are saying and when? each e-mail generates a lot of raw information about ourselves. and according to the chipmaker, intel, we send more than 204 million per minute. every one, ahearn says, indelible. >> if we delete things from our account, is it actually deleted? >> the only delete button have you is on the laptop. no delete button on the internet. >> the internet is forever? >> oh, yeah. >> and not just e-mails that can last forever. on average, every minute, at least 6 million facebook pages and 1.3 million youtube videos are viewed. i just turned on my television set. what have i done by doing that? >> let the cable tv company know, one, you're home, two, you are changing the channel, two, they know what you are watching. >> hit the pause button again. you probably figure the cable company knew that. but later on, we'll tell you how data mining experts working for president obama's campaig