and was caught by jenna. and then subsequently had to end up murdering her, being that she knew his identity. >> it's also possible the assault had something to do with his marital problems at the time. >> jenna looked very similar in build to rosser's ex-wife. he may have assaulted jenna based on the fact that he was angry with his ex-wife. >> the forensic evidence was crucial to this case. because we don't have a motive without his dna, we don't really have a motive for him going into that apartment. >> regardless of his motive, jeremy rosser was convicted of jenna verhaalen's murder and was sentenced to 55 years in prison. >> he has two children are going to grow up with a dad in prison. so -- there's a lot of people affected by the decisions that rosser made. >> this case stands out to me, and i consider it to be one of the most important cases i've worked in my career, based on the type of person jenna was. she was a young person that had her life ahead of her. and it's just a tragic event that it has to

jenna: thank you.n: there is a new controversy in chicago as tens of thousands of security cameras pop up all over the city. critics charge that all those cameras really amount to an invasion of privacy. mike is live in chicago with more on that. mike? >> and right over my shoulder you can see an example of one of the cameras, part of the system described as one of the most extensive and integrated in the nation. 24,000 cameras in all across the city of chicago. now, 348 of those are at traffic intersections. of those, 2/3 are being repurposed with the ability to swing 360 degrees and get a look at that intersection and that's where you have your civil rights groups raising red flags saying the city is using public safety as an excuse to put big brother on every corner. >> what this new technology permits is for these cameras to now be integrated into the massive surveillance camera system the city of chicago has so the cameras can be switched, if you will, from being traffic safety devices so being pa

jenna: big news today.ine wildfires fueled by record heat, severe drought conditions carrying through california destroying homes and costing millions and millions of dollars of damage. forcing 125,000 people to flee. firefighters found a badly burned body a transient camp in carlsbad. the first known fatality. this as authorities determine if two teenagers they arrested had any involvement with the fire scorching more than 10,000 acres. those teenagers are accused of sparking two fires in escondido park. it is most dangerous of those erupting this week. they are scrambling to protect homes and businesses. and look on the map of where we are talking about. our next guest was evacuated on wednesday, he joins us now on the phone. so what are you doing today, where are you living? >> good morning. i actually own a kennel in san marcos. so i have been camping out at the kennel for the past two days. temporary living arrangements, that is where i am at. jenna: i mention this is in the way you thought you are wee

jenna. jenna: amy, thank you. jon: he is oregon's chief executive. governor john kits headache ircould add -- kitzhaber, could add superhero. william la jeunesse is live with the story. what happened, william. >> reporter: the governor was going to dinner in downtown portland when he saw this woman unconscious on the street. he tells his driver to pull over. when he sees she is not breathing he immediately begins cpr. paramedics take over when they arrive. >> the governor was able to assist the ventilations and i'm not sure if he carries his own medical equipment but there was medical equipment he was there being able to use. it was great work by the governor. i was proud to see, proud to see him do his work and be able to take over from him. >> reporter: now the drug overdose victim is in the hospital recovering. jon? jon: has he ever done this kind of thing before? >> reporter: yes, he has. saving a live in election year can't hurt obviously and this is kitzhaber's 12 year in office and if he wins he will be the nation's second longest-serving gove

jenna. jenna: interesting. mike, you can speak to this. it is unusual to have a late night hearing in the house that goes all the way almost until midnight. what was that all about, this late-night house hearing last night? and how did it move the story forward about this scandal? >> jenna, they put three va officials on the hot seat four hours last night. chairman jeff filler tried to get a sense of urgency. >> ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. veterans died. get us the answers please! >> reporter: then after 10:00 p.m. last night, one va official offered this candid comment. >> i think that there is the potential that we have lost true north. i think we need to focus on our mission, treating veterans, providing health care. i think we need to focus our performance measures on giving us the tools that we need to provide timely care. >> reporter: you still hear a sense of frustration from lawmakers here on capitol hill. they feel the va is not being truly transparent or forthcoming. jenna. jenna: more on this story as it continues to develop. mi

jenna. oscar went missing around his uncle's house just after he was released on bail, causing them great concern according to a family member who talked exclusively with me. this happened more than once. each time the source told fox news "the blade runner" was eventually found as a shadow of his former proud self, hiding under a bush in the large garden around the house, crouching, crying, and repeatedly vomiting. he different want to be found, the source claims. he was trying to get away from everyone. he missed reeva steinkamp very much. before the shooting oscar had brought reeva to the house where he now lives. had introduced her to his family but source says reeva never introduced oscar to her family. and this family member says they, and oscar tried several times to speak with reeva's family after the event but the steenkamps did not want to talk with him. this upset the athlete and his family greatly. the source added that the shooting was a terrible mistake, jenna. jenna: all right

jenna: hmmm.on: welcome development. >> deadly mining accident in west virginia trapping and killing two workers. molly henneberg live in washington with the very latest on this. >> reporter: jenna, fox news has now confirmed the identities of the two miners who died in this accident. they are eric legg, 48 of twilight, west virginia. also gary p. hensley chapman, west virginia. they were empty brodie number one mine around 8:45 when mining officials say coal outburst, meaning coal and gas burst out of the mine that may have led to a roof collapse. rescue workers worked all night trying to find and get to the men hoping they survived. now we know they didn't. crews were able to recover the bodies of and there are no reports of injuries in this accident. patriot coal, headquartered in st. louis, missouri, owns the brodie number one mine. federal investigators said the mine had a pattern of safety violations. for context here, it is not unusual for a coal mine to have safety infractions as coal mini

jenna: and why?> because we see how well that worked out and what is happening in crimea and obvious panic allies like poland, estonia, lithuania, georgia feel at this country we attempted to make a friend of. jenna: he didn't mention it directly, nick, or i should say ambassador. let me use your title. i know you worked hard for that ambassador burns, what he did mention is what is going on in ukraine. he said that is example of american leadership working and his third principle which he mapped out which is building coalitions. that is something we do he will. he mentioned ukraine and mentioned iran as examples of success of that based on your work in nato, would you agree those are successful indover, and support american strong leadership in the world? >> the president had a major challenge in this speech, jenna. he had to over come the growing perception internationally that the united states has pulled back too much on the throttle of leadership. we are not energetic and clear as we're number o

jenna: claudia, thank you. jon: there is new information now on the va scandal as president obama stands by embattled va secretary eric shinseki even though the president did not mention his name during memorial day remarks at arlington national cemetery yesterday, something he has done in the past. this call -- this comes as calls grow louder for shinseki's resignation. joining us now, ron fournier, editorial director of national journal. ron, you say it is clear that eric shinseki clearly cares deeply about the veterans. if so, why has -- why have the problems at the va been able to reach this point? >> well, it's a complicated issue, and there's a lot of blame to go around. let's start with the fact that there's two long wars that we're winding down, a lot of veterans coming back. on top of that, we have aging veterans from three other conflicts who are putting a burden on the system that really should have been reformed during the bush administration. they handed off an obvious problem to the obama administ

i'm jenna lee. we're live on capitol hill as lawmakers gear up on confirmation hearings for the president's nomination for health and human services secretary. sylvia burwell is set to replace kathleen sebelius is headed the rollout of the botched website. more question something set to get underway in just about three hours. our very own mike emanuel will have a preview and a live report moments from now. jon: but president obama is not really talking about obamacare today. he is hitting the road, trying to rev up infrastructure spending on so-called, shovel-ready projects. mr. obama heads to new york. he will be about 25 miles up the hudson river from where we're sitting right now to the visit the tappan cebridge. a major hudson river crossing built 60 years soarly needs replacement. the bridge is set to cost nearly $4 billion. joining us to the talk about the politics of all this, juan williams, fox news political analyst. charlie hirt, is a columnist at "the washington times." six years into his

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that thing may be stuck under seattle forever, jenna. jenna: wow. that is something to think about, forever. all right, dan, story we'll continue to watch now, thank you very much. jon? jon: let's take a look at the dow for you. wall street seems to be pretty happy today. the dow is up about 87 points at this moment. we'll continue to keep an eye on the markets, let you know if there are any other developments but right now your 401(k) is pretty happy. >>> the prosecution is trying to portray oscar pistorius as faking a show of grief after the shooting death of his girlfriend but a witness for the defense comes forward testifying that pistorius truly was heartbroken after killing reeva steinkamp. our legal panel weighs in on the effect of her testimony ahead. there's a new way to buy a car. it's called truecar. and truecar users... save time and money. so when you're... ready to buy a car, make sure you... never overpay. visit truecar.com today. could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right?

jenna: is it fair. >> yes it is. if intelligence community saying this isn't a terrorist attack, they didn't mention some video that caused this, but administration decided no, we don't want it to be a terrorist attack. that flies in the face of our claim al qaeda is on the ropes. let's blame it on a video. if that is what happened and the president of the united states threw his people in the white house skew that intelligence reporting and said no, no, it wasn't our fault. it was because of a demonstration that nobody could have -- what it is president saying i'm going to use or the president's people, i'm going to use the intelligence community and military for my own political purposes. we don't do that in this country. jenna: some critics administration and supporters of administration have common ground here because of benghazi. because those groups believe that the administration believed that the video was part of the attack, regardless of what they saw through the intelligence reports. this is something that

jenna. jenna: wendell, thank you very much. we appreciate it. more from the white house. news as we get it. let's bring in wes lowery, political reporter for "the washington post" written on this topic. we've done a lot of reporting over the week, wes, as it is one of the big stories. wendell pointed out 100 different lawmakers called for the resignation of shinseki of the as you point out, the key leadership in congress has not. why? >> there is certainly a split between the leadership and rank-and-file. rank-and-file on both side at this point, democrats and republicans calling for shinseki to step down. the leadership has held back. part of that, when you're a member of leadership you have to in some ways stay above the fray. speaker boehner has talked about not wanting to add to the distraction some of these resignation calls are in fact not helping necessarily to solve the deeper problems here. leadership of both republicans and democrats agree these are massive problems. you have veter

jenna: charles barkley taking on overweight women. >> i know what you're going to say, jenna. has he looked in the mirror? >> i wasn't going to say it but glad you did. thanks, guys. jenna: big problems for seattle 's big dig tunnel project. it will cost more than what was originally proposed. why taxpayers could be stuck with the bill. >>> heat the debate gets way out of hand. you think television here is crazy. journalists going after each other in this country. we'll give you the story.

. >> and then came a miracle -- the pet partner team of janelle and jenna. >> and when we saw jenna, me and mommy, we were like, "why is there a dog in the hospital?" and when jenna came in my room, she did tricks for me, and then she came up on the bed and then cuddled on this horse. >> the bond was immediate and so was the effect on jordan. after that cuddle, she agreed to a bargain. if she would eat, she could take jenna for a walk. >> and so i ate some of my lunch, and i got out of bed, and i walked the dog. >> jordan was still hooked up to her medicine. but the little girl and the loving dog took a walk all around the hospital hallway -- a journey back to life. >> my daughter was on the brink of death, and that dog helped to bring her back. >> jenna! >> that was two years ago. here's a happy reunion. >> hi, jenna! >> stories like this one are happening all the time, all around the country. pet partners teams inspire smiles at all kinds of healthcare facilities... at group homes for people with learning challenges... at veterans hospitals... even at schools and libraries. >> to s

jenna has a great spirit.just because she's always so confident and so adventuresome. she would seem to really love the sport. >> i ski on two skis. i am not ashamed to admit that i was never taught to slalom ski. it's such an honor for me to even be around someone passionate about the sport. >> i cannot believe i'm here. >> i'm super excited. let's do this. let's go meet melanie. here we go. >> oh, my gosh! >> are you the right melanie? >> yes. >> how are you? i'm the right jenna. come on in! let's go water skiing. yay! >> i cannot believe this. >> how are you? ♪ >> she's a little water skiing show-off, isn't she? with the gloves. the gloves. i didn't even know people wear gloves. >> a skiing fashion statement, jenna. >> i thought it would be better to have the person worst go first. clearly they want me to get schooled completely. so that's why melanie is getting ready to go in the water. ♪ >> yeah, melanie! the show is about to begin. and i have to follow melanie. who did a superb job. so don't laugh too ha

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i am jenna lee. learner rain the division that targeted conservative group and ple pleaded fifth repeatedly. and in the meantime current irs commissioner make said that type of behavior would not happen again. >> i have talked to over 10,000 irs employees to encourage employees to understand we need the benefit of their advice and insight and suggestions of improvements and hear from them when something is not going the way it ought to go. >> mike emmanuel is watching the story live on capitol hill. >> house law makers are engaged in the pregame and discussing the perimeters ahead of a contempt in congress vote on the house floor later today. republicans are blasting former irs officials, lois lerner saying all signs point to her being the central figure in the irs targeting of conservative groups. on the other side a key house democrat was critical and said welcome to witch hunt week earlier in the house. earlier john boehner said law makers must keep pushing. >> when is the administration going to

i am jenna lee. it is an interesting news day. that was not the only revelation. he made it clear that military officials knew it was a terrorist attack and not over a video that got out of hand. e-mails released yesterday and sparking a fierce reaction tone jay carney and ed henrow moments ago in the white house. >> on 9- 12 you were asked if benghazi was pre-meditated. you said it is too early for us to make that judgment. we are working with the libyan government. you are cautious. and saying that on 9- 12 and on 9- 14. it is making judgments that this was inspired by a video. why is it not we don't know. >> ed, do you need a copy of the cia. >> you can read them out. ned, the only thing that refers to benghazi is cut and paste to the talking points much to your disappointment turned out to be from the cia. what was not accurate was addressed by folks in the cia and folks elsewhere. it is a human enterproiz analysis and gathering. and those men and women who serve in the intelligence community do so in service of their nation and do the best job they can every

jenna is following this one for us. >> good morning. v.stiviano claims she is sterling's personal assistant and knows that he's hurt right now. it was one week ago that the racist remarks first came to light when tmz posted audio of the conversation between stiviano and the man believed to be sterling. he told her not to post pictures online of herself with african-americans or to bring them to clippers games. he was fined $2.amillion and given a lifetime ban by the nba. meantime, stiviano is showing her face for the first time since the scandal broke. she spoke to barbara walters "20/20" last night. >> through his actions, he's shown he's not a racist. through his actions, he's shown to be a very generous and kind man. if he was a real racist, then why would he help the world the way that he has? i think he was overwhelmed by the situation. >> are you in love with donald sterling? >> i love him. >> i'm not sure that's what i asked. are you in love? >> no, i'm not in love. >> you love him like a friend? >> i love him like a father figur

. >> and i am jenna lee. workers in several las vegas casinnos threatening to strike within days over increased costs under obama care, this as the rural hospitals rush to comply with a key man date that could impact the patients. new concerns and long waits for veterans and what they are facing could be commonplace in the country. we have fox team coverage. jim is in the nation's capitol and we'll begin with fox business reporter adam shapiro with the latest. >> reporter: jenna, price increases of 5 and 12 and half percent and caught the act off guard. in the wall street journal, it details the problem that is expected to grow worse. they are appearing in contract negotiations now underway in the united states. 2,000 housekeepers and waiters and union members for instance voted to go on strike in las vegas june 1st. unite here which represents 55,000 employees nationwide. and adding 4,000 dependants and raised fees 26 million since 2011. obama care allows children up to the age of 26 to stay on the health ca

>> hi there, jenna. big night last night in nebraska for the president of midland university, ben sasse. he got more primary votes for the u.s. senate seats than both his rivals combined. the sasse camp is out with a memo that says they give great credit and substantial credit to the out of state super pacs who backed him for the win but the lesson really is about recruiting quality candidates. the sasse is making the case that they need constitutional conservatives who can inspire the tea party but also have background in politics that is credible. sasse pleases both the gop establishment and tea partieriers and the super pacs on both sides of that battle. listen. >> that you want solutions, not sound bites and you want bigger ideas to tackle the big problems that we face. you told us that you still believe in the nebraska way and american creed because it wasn't just the hope and promise of yesterday but it's the hope and promise of our kids for tomorrow. you also told us that you wanted to turn the mi

jenna is outside with some of those deserving moms. jenna, how is it going?i tried to work myself in. everybody's extremely busy with all the reflexology. what did i just call this right now? the i -- >> the ipn? >> what's that stand for? >> i forgot. >> i'm glad we practiced that. isn't this nice, right, ladies? all i care about is are you enjoying yourself? >> it's absolutely wonderful. >> are you appreciating mother's day? >> yes, i am. >> let's walk over here. you look extremely well rested. are you? >> absolutely. >> even though it's early. >> yes. absolutely. >> you're a mom, right? >> who isn't rested with an 8-month-old? >> oh. is it feeling good, though? are you happy you came out? >> extremely. thank you. >> do you want this to never end. >> no, never. >> okay. i'm going to spend some time with these guys out here. we're doing really important work. we'll send it back inside. >> jenna, thanks. we hope jenna can get a chair. >>> don't go too far. our mother's day extravaganza is only beginning. >> as we head into the break, another look at the pictur

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jenna: coming up top of the hour. >> thanks, jenna. then. >> could be outnumbered, looks that way, 4-1. it is my turn with this story. talk about a morning jolt? drivers in spokane, washington, are getting a provocative wake-up call with this billboard which features a nearly-naked woman advertising a lingerie coffee shop. the woman that runs the shop says she doesn't much care if the community thinks the sign is inappropriate. she has a family to support. the woman posed in the photo is defending ad. the sign shows nothing more than what a family would see if they went to the beach. kimberly, do you like it? >> doesn't bother me. i'm getting my coffee either way in the morning. there are mannequins in storefronts that are pretty risquely dressed and take pictures, mommy, can we bring her home? kids see this stuff. they're unfortunately inundated with images all around, whether on television as best you try to monitor things or on the web or everyday life walking down the street? new york i still see some things that shock me. is that

as republicans we want as little government interference as povenlt and jenna? snrngs it is a interesting twist there. >> and another to keep your eye on is in kentucky where a senate minority leader tried to back off his challenger. and in georgia are vying to meet the primary. and we'll have joe trippi. and ed rollins is the former national director for president bush. and we'll turn our attention back to the oregon race. is it possible, ed, that our republican senator could be elected from the state of the oregon? you don't think that way. there are outstanding candidates. they fit the profile of the state. obviously republicans have an excellent opportunity to win the senate. there is so much money wasted on oregon, joe. and there is a republican doctor running and she hasn't won the primary yet. and that's what dan springer's report is out. it is to jeff barclay. >> in recent days as the report showed. she had problems that come out and make her look like a flawed candidate that squanders the feed. the primary is interesting to so what the outcome is. >> i

. >> and i am jenna lee. in less than three years, the house committee will create the resolution to get the details on what happened before and after the attack of the murder of four americans. catherine is live with more >> a short time ago the house speaker, john boehner, announcing why the republican house leadership has elected to take the investigation to the next level. >> this is a serious investigation. our system of government depends on transparency and accountability. we owe it to the future of our country and to the next administration to do our job. to make it clear that types of activities that may have gone on here are not acceptable in our system of government. >> this morning we are learning new details about the select committee that investigate the lead up to the attack itself including the way the government characterized the situation to the american republican. 12 members, 7 republicans, and 5 democrats on the committee. there is no deadline but the idea is they will issue the report be

jenna has a roundup for us. good morning, jenna. >> lester, good morning to you. we begin in eastern ukraine where a referendum is planned to be held sunday seeking independence from ukraine. richard engel is in ukraine with the very latest. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jenna. violence is continuing, mostly in the southern city of mariopo. ukrainian forces yesterday moved in there to drive out pro-russian separatists who had taken over a police station. ukrainian soldiers moved in heavy with rocket-propelled grenades. they managed to push out these separatists. in the process they killed at least seven people and turned downtown into a war zone. violence is still continuing there today with gunshots heard. and it is in this environment that people here in eastern ukraine will vote over the weekend to decide if they want to break away and effectively join up with russia or stay part of ukraine. >> richard engel, thank you. >>> new details this morning about the gruesome discovery made inside a mansion leased out by tennis star james blake. four

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jenna is here with that. >> thank you.r will pay the full maximum fine over gm's delay in recalling cars with the deadly ignition switch defect. >>> state inspectors in boston are trying to figure out how a 22-year-old woman fell down an elevator shaft at fenway park friday night. firefighters were called to the ballpark after the red sox/tigers game. somehow the woman fell into the shaft and landed on the roof of the elevator. she was taken be to a nearby hospital. her condition is unknown this morning. >>> states of emergency have been declared in parts of bosnia and serbia in the wake of record flooding that's killed 20 people. rivers are overflowing across bosnia, including the capital of sarejevo. army helicopters have been sent in to help with evacuations. >>> it's been a whirlwind week for rams rookie michael sam. now his planned reality show is being postponed. days after the oprah winfrey network announced its deal with sam, the docu series was placed on hold. sam, the first openly gay player to be drafted into th

i'm jenna lee in for gretchen today. authorities in san diego county say nine wildfires are burning in the region covering more than 14 square miles. at least 21,000 evacuation notices have been sent to residents due to a massive fire in the city of san marcos. it comes as crews try to contain another damaging fire. >> i have not heard of any injuries. if there's injuries, they have been minor in nature. they're beat up. that's the bottom line. they've been out 24 straight hours almost. about 10,000 people had to leave, either mandatorily or they left on their own. >> will carr is live in san marcos. what are conditions like now? >> the winds have died down and that's good news because firefighters tell us their top priority is getting the san marcos fire out that's behind me. late yesterday afternoon, that fire raced up this hillside and burned up several homes in the area. we've seen firefighters out all day long, putting out hot spots. this crew is in front of one of homes that was gutted in this fire. all three homes

first jenna lee. american air power now searching for nigerian school girls held by terrorists. pentagon confirming moments ago that u.s. drones are in the skies right now over nigeria. we'll have the very latest on that plus gearing up for grilling on capitol hill. secretary of veterans affairs prepares for tough questions. what do concerned veterans want to hear? we'll talk to a retired marine who says the v.a. has become a culture of corruption. everyone should listen to this segment. we hear we should stick to a non fat mediterranean diet. do we really need to cut out steak, butter and cheese? apparently not. >> the answer is no and we will be watching. thank you. >> have you seen the shocking surveillance video obtained by tmz apparently showing beyonce's sister attacking her husband jay-z in an elevator while beyonce stands by her side? most part, she's got her hands folded. it goes on for several minutes. still not clear what sparked this but this is all over. it's viral. it's what people are t

jenna: you're right. not something that gets talked about and happens on other places on the african continent as well. amy kellogg, that so much. >> veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki is telling "the wall street journal" he is not resigning amid mounting scandals at va facilities and allegations of falsifying documents and deadly treatment. whistle-blowers coming from nine va hospitals, latest from san antonio and austin, texas that higher ups kept a secret list to hide lengthy wait times for medical care. this as two republican senators, jerry moran john cornyn saying it is time for shinseki to go. pete, our organization, concerned veterans of america called for his resignation but president obama is standing by him saying that he has full faith and confidence for what is happening. they want to wait for an investigation to play out. this is not a isolated incident but a widespread problem all over the country. what is your reaction to him saying i'm not stepping down and i'm not leaving? >> this

jenna: a relic police dog getting a new lease on life. bruno is in anaheim, california california(.ecl) police k-9 who nearly killed trying to apprehend the suspect. that is what is ahead. jon: and a good pension, we hope. see you back here in an hour. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." here today, sandra smith, jedediah and one lucky guy, tucker carlson officially outnumbered. welcome back. >> great to be here, thank you for having me. >> are you ready? >> totally ready. i spent a lot of time with women in the last few weeks. >> you are normally outnumbered with your daughters and wife. you are very lucky guy. all right, the man whose job it is to look after our veterans in their time of need set to take the hot seat. veteran affairs chief may be fighting for his job when he appears before the senate veterans affairs committee tomorrow. amid the firestorm engulfing agency the heads. the va officials fo four years covered up long waiting time that va hospitals across america while racking in big bonuses. desp

to jenna lee what is coming up in second hour of "happening now"? jenna: new arrest to the bombing.they were coming after him and tried to cover up his tracks. molly line with that information. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel says russia is pulling troops back from the border. we'll find out what is happening on the ground. >>> wife of casey kasem is in court today. she is accused of by her stepdaughters of providing enact caught medical care. >>> minnesota is outlawing antibacterial soaps because of what is in them. we'll talk to woman who went a month without using any soap in the name of science. would you recommend it, sandra. >> i wouldn't. i understand happy birthday. jenna: thank you. >> you guys will have come up with a big 25-year anniversary you think. you guys are around that 25, 26 range. >> how about 29? >> we'll be watching, thank you. >> like custer i am "outnumbered," my turn to have a story. divorce is usually a pretty sad time in someone's life. more and more people are having divorce parties instead. some calling them freedom fests. like weddings these parties c

welcome to jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. one top democratic law maker said the party should society only one token member on the committee and nancy pelosi called the committee an exercise in futility. our chief intelligence officer is in dc. which republicans will join congressman trey gowdy. >> reporter: the republicans released the names. chairman trey gowdy. two women and then filling out the committee jim jordan from ohio and mike mom panio from kansas and half of the group has a legal background. one a former u.s. attorney and other military experience. and the house minority leader telling reporters she was undecided on the committee and adding some of the families are against the republican- led investigation. >> it is very sad. chris stephens and glenn doubtery and shaun smith and tyroen woods, two of their families called us and said please don't take us down the path again. >> democrats told fox news they are considering three options. they can boycott it all together. but it makes it harder to defend the administ

fewer people are counting on 401 k's to fund the retirement. >> hi, jenna.ttle faith in the ir'ses kespite the fact that the performance of the investments is up dramatically. and last week, stocks are at record highs. this is what happens, americans pulled it out of the stock market and even though things are better now, many don't have the confidence to put the money back in the stocks and why the dpal up poll found that only 48 percent of the nonretirees to be a major part of the income. only 42 percent said they would rely and 54 percent before the recession. and the problem is, what would we have for income to get through retirement. many companies cutting back on those. and social security is underfunded and the many are paying off student loans and looking for a job to actually use that degree they paid for. max out the 401 k and hopefully that will take you through the retirement, jenna. >> thank you, sure. >> we often hear that taking an aspirin can prevent a heart attack or stroke. the food and drug administration is refusing to endorse that claim

they decided to name the parker to jenna betty who was killed from a train accident. >> she lived inhis neighborhood. this is a place that is zoned for recreational use, but as you can see it's not being used for anything. >> reporter: the boys contacted the city and found plenty of support. >> a great memorial to a family that is still living there. >> reporter: the students polled some west air residents, and found a majority support creating a jenna betty park there. >> it's not like we're looking to build a skyscraper. essentially, they were looking to take a park area that is very accessible. >> reporter: but the hoa denied the question. >> i think their mind set right now is we're not taking it very seriously. we're just a couple of high school kids doing a project. i think we just need to show them we are committed to actually doing this. >> reporter: the boys say they're confident they can raise the 30 to $40,000 to pay for the jenna betty memorial park. in martinez, john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> trying to kill pests, but killing dogs instead. >> very shocked and con

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they decided to name the parker to jenna betty who was killed from a train accident. >> she lived inhis neighborhood. this is a place that is zoned for recreational use, but as you can see it's not being used for anything. >> reporter: the boys contacted the city and found plenty of support. >> a great memorial to a family that is still living there. >> reporter: the students polled some west air residents, and found a majority support creating a jenna betty park there. >> it's not like we're looking to build a skyscraper. essentially, they were looking to take a park area that is very accessible. >> reporter: but the hoa denied the question. >> i think their mind set right now is we're not taking it very seriously. we're just a couple of high school kids doing a project. i think we just need to show them we are committed to actually doing this. >> reporter: the boys say they're confident they can raise the 30 to $40,000 to pay for the jenna betty memorial park. in martinez, john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> trying to kill pests, but killing dogs instead. >> very shocked and con

. >> i'm kate snow alongside jenna wolfe and jenna drier. erica taking the morning off. >>> we want to get to our top story today. that deadly shooting near the campus of university of california near santa barbara. >> kristin dahlgren is following the developments >>> good morning. details are still trickling in. here is what we know so far. this is a community near the u.c. santa barbara campus where many students live. around 9:30 pacific, gunfire rang out from a suspected attacker driving a black bmw. according to police, it is unclear who the target or targets were. the shooter was near the college. they say no shots were ever fired on campus. at least seven were killed. the gunman is among them. the suspect had exchanged gunfire with sheriff dep it is but unclear if he was shot by dep it is or the wounds were self-inflicted. another seven people were injured. one is undergoing surgery for life-threatening injuries. the local sheriff spoke at a news conference a short time ago. >> this is still a very active investigation, as you can im

jenna, what did you uncover? >> we know when we fly we go through security. it's part of the process. but we found some airport workers at san jose international completely bypassed security, going from the sidewalk to the terminal in just seconds. with a simple swipe of a badge. while other airports require employees to not only swipe a badge but also scan their fingerprint to gain access, san jose does not. we watched these doors that lead directly to the terminal as employees came and went. never going through security. just using that badge. an airport insider says the system is open for abuse. >> the opportunity is certainly there for them. >> that badge potentially could be passed on to somebody else. >> so, the badge itself has different coding levels on it, and there's also checks and double-checks that you may not be seeing. >> reporter: so you know for sure the person using that badge does own the badge? >> well, that's certainly the goal of the program. >> reporter: tonight at 11:00 we'll show you the report that calls for more security at sjc more

jenna's been following that. >> such a fun race to watch, right? so exciting. so california chrome came into the preakness as the overwhelming favorite after winning the kentucky derby. didn't run a great kentucky derby, still won, but he comes to preakness and he proved when it comes to the biggest race, he's right on the money. >> they're off in the preakness! and california chrome had a great start. >> reporter: all eyes on number 3, california chrome. at the start of the second leg of racing's triple crown, the preakness. the kentucky derby winner carrying the hopes and dreams of all those who'd like to see a horse make history in the sport's three biggest races. his jockey, victor espinoza, settled california chrome near the front of the pack at the start on the outside right where he wanted to be. >> for california chrome, he's in a perfect spot. >> it was tight for much of the race but when the pack hit the final turn, california chrome turned on that extra gear and left his competitors in the dust. >> california chrome comes into the final furlong with

jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." today's hashtag one lucky guy, tucker carlton, officially outnumbered. >> welcome back. >> you came back. >> of course i came back. like a homing pigeon. >> we had to bring him back. carol is right. you had comments. >> don't look this way. >> we're going to have your own words against you. tucker versus tucker. >> it's happened before. i hate accountability. >> welcome carol. >> thank you very much for having me. >> we could hear who will chair a select committee formed to investigate benghazi. this is some 20 months after the terror attack that took the lives of four americans. this as republicans ramped up their charges of a coverup at the highest reaches of the administration. now, while democrats are blasting what they call a g.o.p. blame game, and a witch hunt. >> this has been politicized like we've never seen before. richard nixon talked about a nlt majority in 1968. there's a loud delusional party. there's no conspiracy here at all. >> this was an intelligence failure but not

>> yes, jenna, a sad case of family feud is airing itself in the courtroom. casy is not here but his wife and daughter are and they are in the courtroom right now. jean arrived 9 o'clock and ordered to do so or 73s the possibility of being arrested. carry kassem from a previous marriage fought to be the legal guardian and now it is a battle to just see him. the judge ordered jean be allowed to see her father every day for one hour. he is suffering from advanced parkinson disease. and barely unable to speak and unable to make decisions about the health care. jean has kept him away from the kids. she removed from an la hospital and disa pored. she accused her stepmother of elder abuse. he was checked out in seattle and alert and not in danger. but this is over the refusal of gene's refusal to let kerry see her dad. this is not a battle of money. the net worth of casey kasem is 80 million reportedly. >> it is a new chapter in the saga, thank you. >> new reaction from potting sides of the aisle and some say surprise of the resignation of eric shinseki. the four s

but adults are not there, jenna. that's the problem. of kids that are congregating on the social media and no adult oversight saying you have gone too far and it is a little bit too much. we have to figure out how to engage them in the social media spaces to create boundaries and limits and say don't go to far. this could be something that could last you for the rest of your life. a felony or in montana where you are killed unfortunately. >> and meet them on your grounds. great to see you and we'll continue this conversation to be sure. thank you very much. >> new outbreaks of diseases that are eradicated. and the argument coming up. >>> coming up on the role story, a whopping 26 denies. they appointed a special council. and can the white house continue to call it a phony scandal. and would you like to get your mail and packages delivered on sunday. it could be coming to your town soon. and what is bacon hazing. it got one soritty kicked off a college cam pass. >> and a global health issue. warning in the outbreaks of polio. and it was

back to you. >> thank you very much jenna. if you have a tip for anyone in our investigative unit, you can give them a call or send them an e-mail. >>> we first brought you this story last night on the 6:00 news. two bodies found in a south bay neighborhood. police are now saying it might be a murder/suicide. the bodies were found inside of a town home in south san jose yesterday afternoon. a neighbor says she heard screams and then called police. officers found two men, each so the once. detectives have not released their names. >>> an east bay community is on edge tonight after someone found a threat spray painted under a bridge. the message states people will be harmed on thursday may 8. the school did send out an e-mail to the parents. lots of people think it could be a prank, but police and the school district are taking it seriously. >> do you think it's a hoex? it really doesn't matter. we have to take it as seriously as we possibly can, no matter what. >> police will be on campus just in case. >>> twitter in terms of t

but they wanted to pay for the barbecue pitt and it was named after jenna betty who was hit pie a train in march. they found maybe remain -- remind and resets having a new park. >> i want to let them know we are committed to do this. >> students will push for a new park and if it is a approval they -- approved they will still to it. >>> they are the most polited and the announcement is scheduled -- scheduled for 10 this morning at chrissy's field. it beat itself just off highway 21. hundreds of spectators have gathered to take photos. they are all investigating what caused the whale's death and some say it could float away on it's open. >>> they are examining door to for comity. it will take about 8 years to complete but the u.s. postal service said they lost almost 2 police dollars over the first three mops of this year. >>> happening today harvey and the screen citer who write -- writer who wrote milk, milk became one of the miles an hour under righted singers were there when they took off office. meanwhile events are being held across the country to mark harvey milk day and on what w