and was caught by jenna.sequently 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 happen to so

jenna? jenna: now to a dire situation in the southwest of our country as tens of thousands of children from central america flood across our border into texas. they are then transported to processing centers in arizona. one mayor on the ground says this about what he's seen. >> i didn't see anybody crying, anybody, that had issues except for two little girls that talked to. they told me that they were sad. i asked why. they said that they missed their parents. jenna: lots of questions why this is happening now. will carr live in los angeles with more. will? >> reporter: jenna, what we started to see a surge of people coming across-the-boarder around memorial day weekend. short time after that, authorities in texas started to get overwhelmed. so they started shipping a lot of these people to arizona. this morning there are between 700 and 1000 undocumented children held at a massive facility in nogales, arizona. that is near the border, about an hour south of tucson. they're all from central

jenna? jenna: important story for us to today, jonathan, thank you. as we look at rise in terrorism in africa throughout the middle east we'll talk a little bit about one of the side-effects about the move of isis into iraq, that terrorists are able to wander freely between countries and what is really becoming a borderless conflict for us. that is compounded by fears that americans and other westerners are joining these terror groups. they're also moving freely with the intention of bringing their skills and ideology back home. our fbi director says this problem is definitely a priority. >> i'm still very concerned as we talked about before about syria as a breeding browned and a staging ground for terrorist groups, to the extent that the activities of this isil group expand that safe haven, that launching ground, it is obviously makes the concern bigger. >> joining us now, walid phares, fox news middle east and terrorism analyst and author of the new book, the lost spring, u.s. policy in the middle east and catastrophes to avoid. aptly titled, walid

back to you, jenna. jenna: thank you, eric. jon: in this country republicans are demanding accountability from the obama administration after irs scandal after heated testimony on capitol hill over those missing lois lerner emails. also the revelation that lerner suggested auditing a top republican senator. yesterday on "happening now," former chief u.s. assistant attorney mccarthy said lawmakers would be better not setting sights on white house but lower irs officials instead. listen. >> one thing to say we don't have the votes to impeach president obama despite all the lawlessness. quite another thing with irs officials who violated the lou outrageously. don't impeach them and let the democrats defend the irs in the senate if that's what they want to do. >> let's talk about it with chief political correspondent for the "washington examiner," fox news contributor byron york and bloomberg chief new york city chief, jonathan allen. jonathan, to you first. we went from the president saying he was outraged when he first heard of i

jenna? jenna: looking inside the mind of powe bergdahl, the army sergeant recently freed after five years as taliban prisoner. what his personal journal reveals about him and time leading up to his capture in afghanistan. we'll get into a little bit of that. >>> today marks 20 years since the brutal murder of o.j. simpson's ex-wife and ron goldman. the tile of century have a different outcome, that is one much our questions today. throw in this question as well. what do you think of the president jumping out of a helicopter? that is really a bigger story at this point. foxnews.com/happeningnow. click on america's asking. which await your thoughts on the jump. we'll go back to maine as we can and get more information on that incredible image we were able to share with you a few minutes ago. we'll be back with more (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when

jenna, back you. jenna: jonathan, thank you.e commemorate the 70th anniversary of the d day invasion. take a look. we believe this is a helicopter or fleet of helicopters i should say that is going to dump, dump is not a very ceremonial word. jenna: you're right. jon: they're going to what, display, release. jenna: there you go. jon: one million rose petals on the statue of liberty. the statue a gift from the french people, as are the rose petals. a sign of the french of undying and unending gratitude to save their country on the german occupation much the breaking of the back of germans began with the d-day invasion. and this, petal drop about to get underway. we'll be right back with more coverage on "happening now." this is a view... ...you have to leave the couch to believe. seize the summer with up to 40% off hotels from travelocity. jon: ceremonies underway on new york on the left of your screen, lady liberty under a cascade of rose petals, gifts from the french, and normandy ceremonies underway overseas. we'll see you bac

jenna. jenna: it continues. steve, thank you. >> let's get back to the big supreme court rulings just issued today. one of them saying that the president exceeded his authority when he made appointments to the national labor relations board two years ago while the senate, he said, was in recess. the senate said it was not. tom goldstein is the founder of scotusblog and is able to hear us now. tom, did this ruling in that national labor relations board case, did it go the way you expected? >> it did. it was pretty clear from when the justices heard oral argument in the case that the administration was going to lose. that these recess appointments and other was go down because the court beliefs precedent for a long time, particularly the most expansive reading of recess appointment power by president obama had gone too far. it's a broad ruling. even though many arguments against recess appointment power was rejected but really core one was accepted by supreme court. it says in essence if either the senate or house

i'm jenna lee. >> what a weekendhas been. jenna: thanks after a long weekend. jon: be couple days off. the controversy is only growing over the prisoner exchange that led to sergeant bowe bergdahl's freedom. the joint chiefs chairman says the army might pursue a investigation that could lead to desertion charges against bergdahl. the president defended his decision and made it clear his administration did not leave congress out of the loop. >> we have consulted with congress for quite some time about the possibility that we might need to execute a prisoner exchange in order to recover sergeant bergdahl. we saw an opportunity. we were concerned about sergeant bergdahl's health. we had the cooperation of the qataris to execute an exchange and we seized that opportunity. jon: we have live team coverage now of all of the breaking developments. ed henry is traveling with the president in warsaw, poland. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. let's start things off with chief white house correspondent ed henry. ed? >> reporter: jon, you heard the president right there

jenna. jenna: carl, thank you. jon: a quick look at brand new stories we're working on bringing you in the next hour of "happening now." a world cup soccer player appearing to sink his teeth into an opponent. the public nichement he could face for his third alleged incident of biting. >>> also, a new mow quito-born virus making rounds in the caribbean and reports it is already here in the midwest. what you need to know about it. fourth of july is coming, and that means this, this, and definitely this. so if you're looking to buy a car, don't wait because the savings have already begun. just make sure before you buy to go to truecar.com or use the truecar app for guaranteed savings. happy fourth of july. >> a quick fox news alert for you now. an explosion at a shopping mall in the capital of nigeria. several dead piece them together the latest information we have, but we will work on it at the top of the 1:00 hour. >> we will see you then. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." here today, sa

i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. secretary of state john kerry wrapped up a series of critical meetings in iraq including one with the prime minister there, nouri al-maliki. this comes as washington floats the idea as maliki resign as first step towards stopping vicious and violent uprising convulsing that country. maliki has plans of his own, pushing for targeted airstrikes against militants in iraq and neighboring syria. this comes as the al qaeda linked insurgent group, isis continues racking up battlefield success in northern parts of iraq. we have following developments live from the israeli-syria border. john? >> reporter: jon, it is unclear whether secretary of state kerry proposed the idea to prime minister al-maliki to resign from his position, to step down from his post. what is clear is the situation in iraq continues to spiral out of control. nonetheless take a look, secretary of state kerry met with the iraqi prime minister today in a closed-door meeting, about 90-minute meeting. when asked about the mee

jenna. jenna: we mentioned one of our other big stories of the day, the epa cracking down on carbon emissions, announcing tough new standards for power plants t could impact really everybody in the country. critics say it could cost jobs and hurt the economy especially in states where democrats are vulnerable in november. we'll break down potential political fallout and what it all means next. (vo) after 50 years of designing cars for crash survival, subaru has developed our most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble... ...and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not honda. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. eric: the obama administration announcing new carbon emissions standards that some experts say could force hundreds of coal-fired plants to shut down. the environmental protection agency plans to cut carbon emiss

jenna: and who is this bad for?this is it that american leadership matter what party you are a part of? >> you can see most americans found the scandal was more detrimental, more upsetting to them and more of a price, political price for the administration and the other scandals they had been through with them got th benghazi and n. caring for the veterans would be a priority for americans. doesn'present obama campaigned n fixing the va system and general eric shinseki pledged to clean it up really let it to your he ate dramatically. you look at examples they were caught by surprise like benghazi were you saw something like this exchange where the last time the administration consulted congress about this potential swap was 2011 at the same time they determined these five were not capable of being released because they were too dangerous. he knew exactly what kind of a decision he was making and how it would be received matter how much they try to paint over as a patriotic moments in the rose garden. democrats we fo

jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. as bergdahl continues to recover in germany, he has yet to speak to his family according to reports, and there's more fallout there the prisoner exchange that also freed five top taliban commanders from guantanamo bay. secretary of state john kerry speaking out on this for the very first time calling the idea that the released detainees could put u.s. troops in danger, quote, bologna. bret, what do you make of that language? >> well, it's interesting. good morning, jenna. i tell you, it is -- the secretary of state was asked specifically about u.s. soldiers being in danger because of this in afghanistan, and his round about way including that phrase, baloney, was to say that the u.s. won't be there and, therefore, we wouldn't be in an attack from these guys. dianne feinstein, the democratic chair of the senate intelligence committee, pushed back on secretary kerry, mentioning it this weekend, saying that she is concerned about these five guys in doha, qatar, and she's concerned a abou

jenna. jenna: doug mckelway, live in d.c. doug, thank you.a scathing report from the white house on the va scandal seems to get very little play on most of the network news programs over the weekend. one show ignored it completely. despite the review finding, quote, significant and chronic system failures and a corrosive culture, with the report concluding that the veterans administration must be restructured. so why does a report like that get so roundly ignored? joining us now, jim pinkerton, contributing editor and writer for the "american conservative" magazine. alan colmes, with us, host of the alan colmes show, author of, "thank the liberals for saving america." both fox news contributors. jim what is your guest? are veterans not just that interesting to the american people? >> i think veterans are interested by the american people. the mainstream media can take them or leave them. if it involves hurting president obama or obama administration, they don't want that. an example of where the heart of the media still is in the sixth year o

jenna: that's the question.one arrest mean for some of the broader picture that we're still going to continue to look at? we're limited on this breaking news but we appreciate your expertise and you're welcome back any time >> my pleasure. jon: the pentagon spokesman will brief reporters 2:00 p.m. eastern. we hope to learn more about what transpired sunday in libya when special operators nabbed one of the men wanted in connection with the terror attacks that killed four americans, including our ambassador. that's up a little more than two hours from now. here's what we're working on. more trouble for general motors. a brand new recall as the c.e.o. prepares to testify before a congressional committee about the defective ignition switches linked to more than a dozen deaths. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ bottle ] ens

i am jenna lee. >> and jon scott. secretary john kerry made it clear we are weighing the process. >> nothing is off the table. we are intensely vetting each of the possibilities. >> secretary kerry said whatever assistance comes from the u.s. is not aimed at shoring up iraq's prime minister as pressure mounts to form a new government without him. militants control the largest refinery and a top official insist the government is still in charge. f-18 american military jets are flying over iraq and they make a lot of noise but as one official said it isn't so much about looking as it is being scene. lots of moving parts and heavy pressure on the obama administration. and we learned that president obama will make a statement on iraq at 12:30. let's bring in john mccain. senator, we heard the secretary say all options are on the table but yesterday the news from the white house was airstrikes were not going to be employed here. what do you think should be the way forward if military is used? >> we are all opposed to groun

jenna: i'm glad you brought that up.able to shoot some video showing what you just described. these two women from guatemala stood on the side of the road waiting for border patrol to come pick them up. we have video of border patrol doing just that. focus on people who want to be caught, how does that impact their ability to go out and get the bad guys? >> it takes away our manpower. there are groups still getting around us, acting covertly, attempting to avoid border patrol units in the field, so it is a major concern because we don't know who they are, what they are carrying or what their intent once they get here is. >> what to the border patrol agents need to help with this problem? >> the biggest thing is the policy of releasing juvenile and family groups. the word is out in central america and this is disgraceful. we should be ashamed we circumvented our laws and now we have tens of thousands of people on the way to this country to try to exploit our system and we will not be able to get a handle on it until we st

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jenna? >>> a woman suing general motors after she was convicted of negligent homicide and her fiance's death. when a recalled gm vehicle crashed and now she is saying it was the vehicle and not her. and one of the biggest cities in iraq protected by american troops. when they left the u.s. said iraq was on the path to peace and democracy. now there is a scene of chaos amid the rise of ensurgency. what is next for iraq? how does it impact us? we'll have those questions, next. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. t! [ bottle ] ensure®. [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, the

. >> 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: a story we'll watch.ank you. >> iraq is now back on the front page but why did it take the mainstream media to turn its attention away from the region until its rapid collapse into chaos just three days ago? brit hume has one theory. >> this was a war thought to be george bush's war and it was also thought to have been concluded even though we were in the process of withdrawing. >> did the media turn a blind eye? joining us is pim winkerington and alan colmes. both, of course, fox news contributors. jim and alan, what happened? did the media get caught by surprise? >> i think brit had it right there. the media take their cue from their fearless leader, president obama, but i will tell you this, back to george bush, if george bush played golf 175 t president obama has, the media, including this weekend, here he is off this weekend as iraq is falling apart, the president is in california fundraising and talking about climate change, of course, and playing golf. that is, according to cbs news, the president

jenna: more politics as well. eric: of course. jenna: a big night.even 24 hours old, out of virginia. what does it mean on the national stage if anything. that is one of the debates we'll be having. we'll see you back in an hour. eric: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered i'm kimberly gill file, here, anna kooiman, jedediah bila and #oneluckyguy, o'reilly reporter jessie waters. looking fabulous. >> i have twin girls at home. usually "outnumbered." shouldn't be too much after problem hopefully. >> handle the quad here. >> we'll see. >> watch out. jessie will do a quick change later. >> don't give it away. >> lots of surprises here, right? >> great to have you on board, anna. >> thank you for having me. so good to have you. a little burst of sunshine on the sofa. we're liking it and feeling it. right now defense secretary chuck hagel, he is on the hot seat, testifying in public for the first time on

. >> i'm peter alexander along jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. lester is gearing up for a huge world cup this evening. >> without question. >> we know lester. he's not doing that. >> we've known lester many years and he's not doing that. he may not be upright now watching us. >> i think we should call him. >> i'm going call him now. >> while jenna calls -- >> i'm really going to call him. >> we have other things to get to today, i'm sure. >> in terms of the world cup, the face-off on the plaza, which lester is going to be sorry he missed. if you have watched any of the world cup or have a sense of how massive it is, people like to yell goal and see how long they hold that note or whatever you call it. peter has beenra all night. >> the top story, if the u.s. victo wlt top of the worpti. cup known as thupfdeath. ll is in bzi this morng outside the stadium where the game will get played. bill, good morning to you. from the amazon,r. this is t day when acan er pyers can lht their na i history, beat portugal knut s y can go through to the u.s. am. e

and the they are honoring men and women who saved the world, jenna? >> thank you, wendall. >>> on this d- day pmemioral, te french we'll never forget. helps showering 1 million red rose pedals over the statute of lesht. when our troops landed there to liberate the people of france. >> and a deadly shooting in our seattle college. how one hero stopped the carnage. we'll tell you that story. and the bergdahl swap. are that planning a homecoming or damage control? >>> as we honor the seventieth anniversary of d- day. go to fox news.com and click on asking now and click on to join in on the investigation. to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. >>> a 19-year-old man is dead and three others injured after a gunman opened fire in a private

no jenna. no lester on this map. >> no mike. >> we've got some storms that are firing today across the upper midwest. please make sure you keep your guard up for isolated hail, >>> that's a look at your weather. now here's erica. >> mike, thanks. >>> up next on "today," selling your selfie. how your mug could get you some quick cash. that's right after this. ♪ ♪ new hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with new hershey's spreads, the possibilities are delicious. >>> if you've never taken a selfie with your camera phone today, you might be in the minority. with more people snapping shots of themselves -- >> he nailed that one, didn't he? >> companies are taking note and offering to pay up to use your picture. >> jenna is in the orange room with more on how this works. i'm guessing there may be a catch or two. >> small catch. here's the deal. it was only a matter of time before someone came up with the idea offering money for selfies. if yo

jenna bush hager came back again. >> i'm back!> you know what, you've been doing such a great job. >> we've had a blast this week. >> kathy's been off, she's back on monday. it is such a huge day today in the united states of america. because today is the day the u.s. plays germany. it happens at noon eastern time. everybody is freaking out. >> let's do this. >> let's to this. you know who's freaking out? karen swenson. my best friend. that's her husband and her daughter, katherine and john. anyway -- >> so cute. >> they've been talking world cup nonstop, okay? so everybody's buzzing about it. >> i know. we're going to watch it. >> you're going to be on the plane. >> i'm going to listen to it on the radio on the way to the airport. >> you know who's into it? will ferrell. will ferrell is so fun. he's gearing up for the game. he gave us just a little taste. >> usa, usa! >> it's an honor to be playing tomorrow. i'm not going to lie to you, i'm not going to lie to you, i'm not in the best shape, okay? you know how much time i got? i'

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jenna? >> all right, mark potter, thank you very much. >>> police in canada are on the hunt this morning for three inmates who escaped from a prison near quebec city with the help from a helicopter. it happened saturday night making it the second time in two years that a helicopter was involved in a prisoner escape in quebec province. last march a helicopter pilot was forced at gunpoint to pluck two inmates from a prison. >>> again, the rangers and kings played. again, the rangers jumped out to an early commanding lead. and, again, they blew it. game two of the stanley cup finals. lots of scoring in this one but in double ot when scoring was most important, los angeles kings' dustin brown scored at 10:26 giving the kings a 5-4 win over the rangers. double ot. and a 2-0 series lead. game three is monday night here in new york. >>> finally this morning, has it always been your dream to be a polar bear for a day? no? cool. check this out anyway. back in april, scientists attached a camera to th

jenna, a tragic day in the high school. the shooter is dead and one student is dead and a lot of parents waiting for their students to be bussed over to a fred mier parking lot. those students who were not involved. >> we are getting more details about the associated press. and one freshman spoke to the associated press and telling them that they heard over the intercom announcement that the school was in lock down. they had a process for that. and they were told quietly to go into their classrooms and wait for more information. a freshman daniel delong saw a physical education teacher with a bloodied shirt and why we are getting the reports of a pe teacher being injured. adam talked to us about that or worse. that was the initial reporting we received out of the school. daniel delong was shaken up and able to text his friends and find out they were okay. he said it happen very fast. that's what we are learning about this situation, it was not a prolonged incident. we heard the reports of shots fired and beyond that, we hav

one quick mention, jenna. for severe weather and thunderstorm watch that expires and a new tornado watch that is issued in parts of wisconsin and iowa. >> overturning a 380,000 settlement awarded to sarah jones. she won the case against the gossip website after it published the footose. those were posts that were post boyd a third party. >> we have our attorneys here. is this ruling a correct one? >> it is. the appeals court got it right and you should know it, too, eric. communication's decency act is the devil and does what the name implies. it is a well settled law. internet service providers cannot be liable for any third party content. if someone thinks you are a jerk or unflattering opinion about you. you can't go after twitter or facebook. but only after the person that publishes that information. the problem is trying to find out who those people are. usually they are anonymous. >> that is true. diana, it is amazing what is out there. and some of it horrendous. and then there is the first amendment. >>

jenna. >>> after being on hold for months, the u.s. launches two deadly drone strikes and where it happen next. >> and we have showed you this. former president george bush redefined how you spent your ninth birthday. it is 20 years since the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman. do you think that today's technology would have changed the outcome and verdict? go to fox news.com/happening now. and america is asking to join the discussion. o.j. simpson simpson, the trial 20 years later, what you think coming up in the fox news channel. than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. and i'm his mom at the dog park. the kids get trail mix, and here's what you get after a full day of chasing that cute little poodle from down the street. mm hmm delicious milo's kitchen chicken meatballs. they look homemade, which he likes almost as much as making new friends yes, i'll call her. aww, ladies' man. milo's kitchen. made in the usa with chicken or beef as

earlier this morning, jenna bush hager sat down with president obama.decision to break that cycle with his own family. he said he's sure to attend parent-teacher conferences, ballet recitals, soccer games. just like nany other dad. jenna generajenna asked him how daughters would describe their father? >> i think they would say that i am a good, fun dad who teeters on the edge of being embarrassing sometimes. >> what is harder, i think my dad would maybe have a comment on this -- being a protective father of teenagers, or president of the united states? >> well, as you know, from experience, and you may have chafed under this a little bit, they do have a secret service detail. which i joked. the main reason i ran for re-election, was to sustain that all the way through the high school years. i don't worry too much about their social lives. they've got their heads on straight. they're strong, confident young ladies. >> fun to see them talk. because jenna has been there. >> right. >> she's been the child of the president, she knows what the relationship is

i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. >> antibiotic is being brought here aboard of the uss new york. now in a race to get more information from him two years after the attack in benghazi. abu khattala is the only suspect arrested in that assault. he will have his criminal case heard in our nation's capitol. kathryn is live in washington in the u.s. direct court. catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jon. the justice department is not commenting on the the timing of the a arrival of antibiotic except to say it is a nowed situation and the ultimate decision rests with the attorney general. this is representing a co milestone in the abu khattala case. he is described by fox news as the muscle on the ground in the benghazi terrorist attack. up to now he was held for questioning and gathering intelligence. he will now make the transition to a upon suspect and he will have the rights and protection that go along with it. since he has been held as you mentioned on the uss new york, he was questioned by the high value interrogation or the hague. this is made up of agents and officers from the

jenna? is something that needs to be addressed. my colleague on the other side claims that the federal government is the answer to everything. in fact they are destroying opportunities for young people by putting regulations on small business and shutting down job growth. >> that is bla at that pointly not truchlt we have seen the unheritted the worst financial crisis, caused by george bush and his republican allies. >> rubbish. >> and that is what happened though. we wouldn't blame bush if it was not true. >> there is a choice to be made here. are you going to help the young people or keep tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. >> and then. quickly here, the average college student has 25,000 worth of debt. that is a lot. taking a step back, what is the one thing to be done for the actual college tuitition, guys that is so expensive. you can walk away with a 150,000 worth of debt and you don't have to go to an ivy league school on that. and we'll close it there. and ashley will finis

>> hi, jenna. this is the biggest single primary race and we'll be halfway through the total primaries and half of the nominees would have been selected. here in iowa, there is a state senator managed to knit together the likes of sarah palin and ted cruz and the insurgent wing of the republican party going against the establishment. and no less than the super pac and mitt romney and others. >> and tonight, it is it a five- way race. and in this state you have to get 35 percent of the primary vote in order to escape going to a state convention where there is state delegates that will gather. this does not compare about the tea party versus establishment. she put together a unified coalition and marco rubio campaigned with joni ernst. i asked if the labels apply? >> i am a strong conservative leader. that's what we are looking for. someone to be in charge and make decision. >> i never accepted labels from the media. i think the republican party is a conservative party and i think that america is a c

i am jenna leshgs. >> and gm is under four for the ignition defect nailed to 13 deaths. gm recalled 3 million more cars for the same issue. >> i will not rest until the problems are are resolved. i told our employees, i am not afraid of the truth and not accept business as usual at gm. and it is time to insist on total accountability. >> doug is live in washington with more on this, doug? >> reporter: we understand that mary barra is speaking to the reporters. she just wrapped up her testimony and the the hearing has ended. she appeared before a host oil committee. this was a gm commission study put together by a chicago attorney. it offered a brutal condemnation of the gm culture which let a known defect to linger and resulted in the indicatings of 13 people. one engineer identified the ignition switch problem. made the design change and kept the serial number the same and leading to years of confusion about why accident data was different before and after the model year 2008. mary barra told congress changes were made. >> we appointed jeff boyer who is an expert in the

at an eighth - grade graduation ceremony for jenna betti. a student, who was hit by a moving freight train. investigators say, she was hanging out by train tracks. and was hit and killed, when she reached back to get her cell phone, as the train approached. kron 4's j-r stone was at the ceremony where he spoke to jenna's mother. her mother put a bomb that seat along with her picture gen as mother was here with her family to accept her honorary diploma and was also singing at the end of the ceremony being here tonight is a part of that and moving forward its mother's wish to keep her daughter alive shoes fall so full life. a woman's purse was snatched at a bart station in berkeley. and you won't believe how she says it was stolen. kron 4's scott rates show us the bizarre way. that the woman was able to get her purse back. "right around here i realized my purse was gone" at first daniela nikolaeva didn't even know what had happened. until a good samaritan stepped in. "he told me a woman in a wheelchair stole my purse" that's when she realized

jenna: that's right.urt and legal set back for the obama administration. justices limiting. we'll get a little more into that. it was big news today. it is big news. hello, everybody actioner i'm jenna lee. >> good us r thursday morning. i'm jon scott. supreme court making a decision as recess appointments. ruling a ban on protests outside of abortion clinics violates the first amendment. tom goldstein is founder of scotusblog and a supreme court litigator. did this ruling on the national labor relations board, the president's power, calendar scheduling of

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jenna.ts of baghdad and the city of mosul. the iraqi government is trying with the limited resources it has and limited air power to fight isis. there are now american military advisers here and to protect the military advisers, the military says armed american jets and armed american drones are now flying over baghdad. their mission is to protect the american advisers. they are not authorized to engage in offensive action, not authorized to help the iraqi army fight sigh sisis. if they come under attack, the drones are authorized. now that they are here, however, there will be a lot of pressure on the u.s. military advisers to put the drones into action. because now, the americans, the iraqi commanders are working in the same regional command centers. if they find a situation they can't handle, they find an isis check point or stronghold, they are not able to deal with, they can reach over, look to the americans and say we need your help. you have the drones. you have the planes already her

jenna: we want to hear from you on that. jon: and the baby's vote? jenna: fair and balanced, jon, i can't pick favorites. jon: we'll see you back here in an hour. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> this is "outnumbered," i'm kimberly guilfoyle, and here today harris faulkner, sandra smith, katie pavlich and today's hashtag one lucky guy, tucker carlson. laugh -- [laughter] he is outnumbered and looking good. you kind of match harris. >> about 5:15 this morning, what dress. are you wearing? she always says, what tie are you wearing? >> so you're saying she texted you just like ed henry. >> i like to think more, but that's just me. >> you guys look like you're ready for this. i hope you're ready for the show. >> hey, baby. >> we're ready. >> let's rock, let's roll. >> hearings on the irs scandal, round two. last night it was irs commissioner john koskinen, on the hot seat today, white house lawyer jennifer o'connor, one of the lead irs attorneys who oversaw the response to congressional demand for lois lerner's records. republicans pressurin

investigative reporter jenna susko with our hidden camera investigation. >> reporter: two airport workers enter these doors just off a busy sidewalk. and seconds later enter the airport terminal. this man in a minivan heads in the doors and then he is at the gate. or this guy sprinting to get through them, too. >> scans and goes in. >> reporter: all these people with a single swipe of a badge just by passed all airport security at san jose international airport. and it's allowed. >> i'm not really comfortable with the system when it comes to airport security. >> reporter: it is exactly why this silicon valley blue ribbon task force was created back in 2002 to find technology driven solutions to make airports safer. it found weak control of the airport workforce due to inconsistent standards, uneven oversight and poor enforcement that could potentially allow for unauthorized individuals to get in. you see, some airport workers go back and forth from public areas to secure areas. so they don't always go through security. instead, they simply swipe a badge. the task force found bio metrics l

. >> and i'm erica hill alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. we do want to get straight to today's top story, the growing crisis in iraq. there have been a number of overnight developments. let's get you caught up at this hour. two of iraq's biggest cities, mosul and kirkuk have now fallen. mosul is in the hands of islamic militants while kirkuk has been taken over by kurdish forces. >> hundreds of iraqi men are joining the fight to protect their country. they have come to volunteer centers answering a call to defend iraq. >> just a few hours ago, iran's president offered his country's help to iraq. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in iraq this morning following all of the developments for us. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. hassan rouhani said that iran would consider helping the united states if the united states was sincere in its fight against terrorists in this country. that could be a change of alliances across the region. alliances are shifting. right now we are in the city of kirkuk. this place h

. >> i'm lester holt alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. there is a lot more to go in the world cup but anybody that watched chile felt like it was the game. brazil, the home country, the tension and the crowd. it comes down to a shootout. >> specially because you know there will be no more ties, one team will win and one will lose. that is what we love and hate about sports all in one. >> i feel like a shootout is kind of -- these guys have played their hearts out. i feel like somehow we are on. >> or we would probably still be watching the game. >> it's fun walking through new york city, because you you hear the roar of the crowd in the park. somebody has scored. >> we are going to check with natalie a little bit later on about the excitement. >> looking forward to that. an update on the oscar pistorius murder trial. the olympic sprinter expected back in court tomorrow. this happens after a month-long psychiatric evaluation that could mark a turning point in this case. we'll bring you up to speed on that. >>> later on, i had the chance to

. >> i am jenna lee. conflecting reports of who has control of the oil refinery by baghdad. the iraqi security forces are gaining ground. and syria is conducting air targets against isis. and iran is stepping up their involvement and sending drones and supplies in the country as u.s. military advisors assist iraqi security forces and get to connor powell. >> reporter: iraqi politicians are stuck in neutral as the defiant prime freedom malco will reject calls to step down or consowed power. he insists that it would go against the parlimentary election results of april 30th. and one of the major reasons is that maliki is cut out and alienated sunni leaders and the lack of a political unitty continues to hamper the military action. and more reports that iraqi troops are fleeing instead of fighting. and the battle for the co oil refinery continues. fighting rages on and the fox is learning that strong indications that assad government may have launched air strikes in iraq in an attempt to slow down the isis fighters. this is as the first 90 military advisors come and help the mi

i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. what is the agency doing to slow the flow of thousands of illegal imdprants and many of them unaccompanied children from central america. it is so bad, border agents and facilities and law makers are sounding off. >> regardless of how we feel about immigration reform in this country, how can we watch the country's national sovereignty, violated over and over on our southern border. >> this humanitarian crisis will be laid directly at the feet of president obama and we need to protect america by getting our neighbor's attention and instead of increasing funding. hundreds of millions of dollars that the the president called for i think we need to stop the aid immediately. >> we are talking about large numbers of parents that arrived out of our border and hungry and scared and vulnerable. and how we treat the children in particular is a reflection of our laws and values. and chairman. house home land committee. and congressman it is nice to let you on the program and i would like to star

that jenna was walking on the tracks in martinez.off to make way for an oncoming train. but jumped back on to grab a cell phone she had dropped. that's when the train hit her. jenna's mother says yesterday's recognition helps keep her daughter's spirit alive. jenna's family has started a non-profit organization called "her smile dot org." it raises money for families and students dealing with difficult situations. like the death of a loved one. jahi mcmath.the 13-year-old girl still on life support after she was declared brain-dead by doctors at children's hospital oakland.will get an honorary 8th grade diploma at her former school today. her family says oakland charter school "e-c reems acadamy agreed to honor jahi at its ceremony tonight. jahi's younger sister will be getting a fifth grade graduation certificate at the same ceremony. their entire family plans to attend. the owner of a house teetering over a crumbling cliff in texas. has decided to burn down his home. this is live from dallas texas the four- thousand foot house. it

jenna bush hager is here. guess who else is here? >> jill martin.ith her must haves for your fourth of july bash. >> jill always has the best stuff. i want the whole table. what are we having? >> i'm dressed in red, white, and blue. i can wear it all year round. old navy, $25 and under. this is for mila. >> we should point out, when jenna first arrived, she said, do they have one in my size? >> and by the way, i probably wouldn't look good in one my size. >> you would look good. we have mason and dana. this is mason's debut on television. >> mason and mila would make a heck of a couple. >> so cute. >> and dana, he's getting a little sister. she's 21 weeks pregnant. >> oh, great. >> that's the debut. >> you're a fan of these. haydenreese.com. they're water resistant. great if you're going to somebody's home. i like things you can use all year round, not just for a holiday. >> going to a pool party. put the phone in there. water resistant. >> this is major in my family. customgifts.com. are ella and hannah too young for checkers? >> i don't think hann