jon, jenna lee. heather: we expect him 30 minutes from now. jon: we'll have the announcement when he makes it. for more, let's bring in bret baier, the anchor of "special report." bret, carl just mentioned he has a big hill to climb. where does he start? what is job one for john kasich? >> job one is to get on the debate stage in cleveland, his home state, august 6, our first debate hosting alongside facebook of the top 10 candidates get in. judging by the latest "fox news poll" he is at about 2%. he is tied for 10th. we've seen candidates after launches see a bit of a bump in the polls. and we'll see if that happens with john kasich. his super pac, the super pac that is supporting him has drop ad seven figure ad that is biographical ad, talks about his life and resume' as you just heard from carl. talks about being the son of a postman. i think you will hear a lot about that in this event today. jon: let's take a look at the "fox news poll" you just mentioned. it shows the surging donald trump up at the top with 18%. scott walker right behind

i am jenna lee. >> and i will greg jerrett in for jon scott. our commander and chief is getting ready to huddle with top military brackets today and then set to talk publically about the plan moving forward. this is coming on the heels of a stepped up campaign by a u.s.-led coalition in syria with nearly 20 strikes over the weekend pounding the city that serves as the capital for isis. >> the intelligence community and military folks are saying let's start hitting that area hard. that is where the heart of isis is. >> i don't like at this as a new stage. the president's strategy is of containment in syria and iraq. i am not aware of developments that would cause us to think this is a new stage in the effort. >> jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more. >> reporter: we are told the president will make a statement from the briefing room but will not take questions. the last time the president was here at the pentagon was in october two months after the airstrikes began against isis. the white house called for the meeting ahead of the ju

i'm jenna lee. right now the country is on alert after a 24 year old fatally attacked soldiers marines and police in chattanooga, tennessee. we dig deep into the background of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez a kuwaity borne u.s. citizen. he was armed with an ak-47 wearing tactical vest and less than two weeks ago the president made a rare visit to the pentagon briefed on the campaign against isis and that meeting after repeated warnings over the fourth of july. the president addressed the threat of home grown terrorists. >> but the threat of lone wolves or small cells is complex. it's harder to detect and harder to prevent, one of the most difficult challenges that we face and preventing these attacks will require sustained effort. >> the director of the fbi announcing that in the four to six weeks leading up to july 4th the fbi arrested more than ten isis followers. and said the fbi could not stop them all. >> we are stopping these things so far through tremendous hard work. it is incredibly difficult.

i'm jenna lee. right now the country is on alert after a 24 year old fatally attacked soldiers marines and police in chattanooga, tennessee. we dig deep into the background of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez a kuwaity borne u.s. citizen. he was armed with an ak-47 wearing tactical vest and less than two weeks ago the president made a rare visit to the pentagon briefed on the campaign against isis and that meeting after repeated warnings over the fourth of july. the president addressed the threat of home grown terrorists. >> but the threat of lone wolves or small cells is complex. it's harder to detect and harder to prevent, one of the most difficult challenges that we face and preventing these attacks will require sustained effort. >> the director of the fbi announcing that in the four to six weeks leading up to july 4th the fbi arrested more than ten isis followers. and said the fbi could not stop them all. >> we are stopping these things so far through tremendous hard work. it is incredibly difficult.

. >>> did you know that segment tonight, fox news anchor jenna lee.ou see her along with jon scott at 11:00 a.m. eastern time at fnc. ms. lee has a fascinating background. >> so you were brought up in san francisco. >> san francisco. >> california girl. was it a liberal city back then when you were growing up? >> you know i'm from a family that's not very political at all. i don't even know if my parents are democrat or republican now. >> we weren't political. >> to this day? >> yeah. we don't talk about that that's not dinner time conversation. >> it is a very liberal city if you look at the headlines but it's diverse as well. >> your father, former nfl quarterback before you were born. >> right. >> appeared in three super bowls, actually threw a touchdown pass in one of them for the minnesota cycle kings. >> bob leah former minnesota vikings came in and turned things around won five straight. >> him being a famous football player did that effect you as a child? >> i did i it did because he really instilled upon us the value of practice and repetitio

i'm jenna lee. >>> welcome to "hannity." the notorious drug kingpin, joaquin "el chapo" guzman is on the run after brazenly escaping from a mexican prison. fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera he traveled all the way to mexico to cover this daring escape and to search for him. geraldo? >> you know sean i think this was the most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this century at least. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to move 2,000 tons of dirt. it was a project that included the most extraordinary tunnel, escape tunnel i have certainly ever seen. it is -- it far surpasses, sean the smugglers' tunnel that we see in gaza, for example, or along the u.s. southern border. behind me, is the escape house. that's the house with the tunnel exited. s that where el chapo made his escape. follow me here to see how extraordinary that tunnel is. it runs under this field, through that person's house, under a railroad track thr

i am jenna lee. >> and i will greg jerrett in for jon scott.tting ready to huddle with top military brackets today and then set to talk publically about the plan moving forward. this is coming on the heels of a stepped up campaign by a u.s.-led coalition in syria with nearly 20 strikes over the weekend pounding the city that serves as the capital for isis. >> the inte

i am jenna lee. >> i had a week and a half in italy. it was great. >> the state house approving a bill this morning after hours of debate and a few tears from lawmakers. the governor will sign this at 4:00 this afternoon. she called for the flag do is come down after the murder saying the massacre and the suspect with those photos said in her mind it was a symbol of south carolina's past and she wanted to down. >> reporter: this debate went into the wee hours of the morning. it seemed this bill was destined for revision and one lawmaker stood up making a tearful plea. >> i can nutnot believe we don't have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off of these grounds on friday. >> i am sorry. i have heard enough about heritage. i have a heritage. i am a lifelong resident of south carolina and i am a descendant of jefferson davis but that doesn't matter. >> i attended pickney's funeral and observed his wife and two children and that made me emotional. i am still emotional about it. it has been three

i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. investigators are wrapping up a briefing moments ago. one service member fired off shots at the attacker after he rammed through the gates and opened fire. others helped colleagues get to safety. in the end one sailor and four marines lost their lives. john? >> reporter: we have a much clearer picture of what happened last thursday when mohammed abdulezeez decided to go on a murderous rampage. it was confirmed he pulled off the drive by shooting and drove ten minutes down the highway to the reserve center where fbi special ryn hold picks up the story. >> he crashed through the gate and the shooter exited his vehicle with a handgun and rifle and ammunition. a service member from inside of the facility opened fire on him firing several rounds with him. >> from there, the shooter entered the building where he shot and wounded smith. he fired at targets and exited in the gated motor pool area where he shot and killed four marines. we know he viewed sermons from the clerics. and wrote about martyrdom. they have not found a direct link with hi

i am jenna lee. >> and i am greg in for jon scott. 61 percent of the greek voters say no more spending cuts in return for more bail out money. and the country's leaders are looking for a way forward. the people are trying to withdraw money from the a tm and the financial crisis ripples over the market. the dow recovering some of its losses and investors will see if itting push it to bankruptcy and remove it from the european union altogether. >> craig? >> reporter: jenna, there is a new phrase used today here in greece. social unrest or the threat of it. the shock no vote in the referendum and the deepening financial crisis here. we had a taste of it outside of a bank today. and take a look at what we saw. anger on the streets of athens. last night jubulation over the no win and turned into fear. people in the bank are told that the money is running out and they may not get more cash. they are worried about their future. remember banks are limiting withdrawal ands cutting weekly pension payments. and we were told several banks were running driveway. and some say all. banks will run out

. >> and i am jenna lee. the officers say the borded is not secure according to their opinion from what they see but they also say they don't want to be seen endorsing a candidate for office. mike emanuel is full following this. >> reporter: donald trump is on his way to look at the border himself. trump tweeted quote getting ready to lift off for laredo will land at 1 p.m. should be exciting and informative. he offered this preview last night: >> i am going to the border and the border patrols want me there. these are tremendous, strong people who want to do their job and they are not allowed. i want people to come in legally. >> reporter: hector garza said quote after careful thought and talking to the council at the national level it has been decided by local 2455 to pull out of all events. one trump and rick perry have had many talkconfrontations. >> one bit of adviceould give to mr. trump as he knows to texas is to recognize the fact it is not the state of texas or any state's responsibility to be securi

. >>> jenna lee is coming up.ppening now" rolls your way at the top of the hour. >> good morning. "the national journal" today has an intriguing headline is this joe biden's moment? they argue stumbles by hillary clinton may make the answer yes. we will talk about this. and as you know a major lead in the malaysian airlines flight 370. is this finally the end to the misyster mystery? new insight. >>> new questions about the clinton foundation and donations from foreign sources. did one company boost the contributions after the secretary of state intervened with a battle with the irs? >>> it was a joyride on a white house lawn and landed a man behind bars. this is from the detention center in florida. the driver of a red suv parked his car on the sidewalk and refused to move it. he backed into a bench, drove into the grass, ran into the flag poll, and then was arrested. i hope he had a good time. >>> wall street journal reporting contributions from a swiss bank increased dramatically after hillary clinton intervene

i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. borded is not secure according to their opinion from what they see but they also say they don't want to be seen endorsing a candidate for office. mike

i am jenna lee. >> i had a week and a half in

i'm jenna lee. we're taking what i believe -- is this a live shot of the -- tape.is is a tape of one of the highways. we're trying to work on the locations. the shootings happened off of two different highways in

i am jenna lee. >> kristina trinkle: >> and i am in for jon scott. they evacuated people south of the town of knox vil and 5,000 people could be out of their home for days. the substance in the burning car and the smoke pouring from it is dangerous for anyone to breathe. >> john robert has more from the atlanta bureau. >> reporter: i talked to the blunt county sheriff's office and they say the fire is still burning. a cfx train was rolling close to mary ville and an axle broke on a car carrying a highly toxic chemical and the police chief said the broken axle ruptured the car or caused it to crash. when it burns are creates a deadly gas that used to be used in gas chamber executions. so folks evacuated people within a one and a half mile radius of the crash and they'll likely have to stay out of their homes for at least another day. >> the fire man came to the door and woke me and my dog up. they told me a train wrecked and to evacuated. >> reporter: csx said they have an emergency response crew on site and are taking air samples around the area. the

i'm jenna lee. >>> tonight on "red eye," president obama gets upset after a reporter asks a tough question. a tough question? this isn't the mainstream media of grown to loathe. and should kids be playing with a princess lay yaw toy dressed as a slave this in my day she was in a combat poncho or a tasteful gown. and is airline food edible? it is time a comedian tackles that subject. our panel provides guidance and instruction. first, a news break. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. we now know why the tennessee shooter got the boot from an ohio nuclear power plant. a federal official says pew ham immediate -- muhammad who was trying to get a job at the plant tested positive for drugs. he worked for 10 days before he was let go. he is accused of shooting four marines to death before he was shot to death himself. he was born in kuwait, but grew up in the u.s. >>> tense moments at a california freeway after a wildfire jumps over the lanes setting multiple cars on fire. >> the fire was -- it was little. then the wind kicked up. we had to jump out of the car and run

i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. after years of sanctions leading to a land mark deal. the deal will curb the iranian nuclear program for a decade and president obama's comments were broadcast in television. snishgs iran must disable two-thirds of the centerfudges. and the union union weapons embargo will reare main in place for five years and u.n. inspectors can press to so military sites if they choose. and mike emmanuel has reaction from the law makers. we begin in austria with rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, the incentive for iran they get roll back on pieces of the sanctions in the economy and access to 100 billion in frozen assets worldwide. however to get that they have to reduce the enriched uranium in their country. and iran gets another concession in this and this is what the administration said a few months ago it would not discuss. roll back 5- 8 years from now from a missile embargo as to why the administration decided to chaefrj that i asked secretary of state john kerry. >> we said we would keep it. we are -- >> it will terminate though? >> at some poi

i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. cleveland will be the setting for the first gop show down on fox news channel. and only the top ten will be on the stage. analyst say some of the jockeying could end up hurting the party. we'll bring in bob kutcher. editor is chief. lindsay graham smashing the cell phone with a baseball bat and that kind of things. the antics hurting the party image. >> i think that is a genuine concern from republican operatives. mike huckabee and his holocaust attracted attention. and this is what president obama said to attract headlines but that could hurt the public discourse. they have to make significant strides toward the b. rick perry and john kasich, they will not be in the first major debate. >> i was surprised to read the reminder that mitt romney didn't participate and yet was the party's nominee. is it essential that you are on the stage propelled to the nomination? >> it is not essential, but this debate will get massive ratings because of the donald trump affect. it changes so rapidly

. >> and i am jenna lee. governor walker is the 15th republican to throw his hat in to the ring and his late start doesn't appear to be hurting him. he is among the top contenders in poll after poll. we'll get it from carl cameron live in wisconsin. >> reporter: hi, jenna, the governor of wisconsin signed the conservative budget that a lot of people believe be in wisconsin designed for a national voter audience than the folks in wisconsin. he is a top tier candidate. in the national polls second only to jeb bush in iowa. and scott walker is the leadoff. >> and mr. walker is a social and a fiscal conservative who the republicans and campaign argues has the capacity to unite the establishment and conservative tea party base of the republican party and bring them together. he put out a video and saying he was in the race and critizing other candidates and getting heat from the other side. hillary clinton in her big approximate speech on the economic plan singled out jeb bush marco rub rub and scott walker. he sa

i am jenna lee. police describe 59 year old john russell houser as a drifter from alabama with a criminal record ranging from arson to speeding. and his wife removed the guns from the home because of his mental state. >> it a pores that houser planned to escape and parking his car near an exit dor. he took his life after murdering two people and injuring nine others. >> when anybody in america is hurting we are all hurting. i know this will bring us closer together. for those who are not from here this is a normal movie theater in a normal part of a normal town. >> there is on line post. and combed through the hotel rom. and they found wigs and other disgoizs. we'll speak with the retired police detective as where the investigation goes from here as officers try to figure out the motive. >> in the mean time solemn procession of the people in the chattanooga attack. the procession heading to the airport in philadelphia to the final resting place. three victims in the escort. sergeant sylvan. and hornq

i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. happy friday to you and you have indeed as well. the banner the confederate flag coming down from the flag pole in south carolina moments ago. [applause] >> despite the controversy you can hear the cheers erupting as appear honor guard from the highway patrol lowers and folds the flag three weeks after nine people killed at a historic black people sparked a debate to take down the flag. the governor ultimately signing the order to send that particular flag to a museum. >>> breaking news. the defense is expected to rest in the trial of james holmes after jurors heard testimony from the defense star witness who was a doctor that interviewed holmes after the ina incident and ruled him in sane. we have more. >> reporter: we heard the admitted shooter saying the jury will not heard from him. >> have you made a decision as to whether or not you will testify? >> yes. >> and what is your decision? >> i chose not to testify. >> reporter: not much surprise there. james holmes leading doctor who examined him did the talking. the doctor came un

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

. >> i am heather child ares in for jenna lee. bottles are washing up. the man who found the wing thought about taking it toous as decoration and realized it could help the families of 239 people find closure. and search teams are combing the island and can looking for debrie from the malaysian flight. >> there is strong evidence to suggest that the wreckage found on reunion iowa land comes from a boeing 777. that is not confirmed. but the pictures are certainly consistent with the parts of the wing of the boeing 777. joining us on the phone is mitch. thank you for being with us. i want to show you parts of the repair manual for the boeing triple seven. it shoes the diagram of the wing parts. and it includes a part that the number matches what we know to be the number that was written inside of this particular piece of the plane's wing. how certain are you that this comes from the malaysian airline jet? >> jon, i am almost certain that this is sadly from malaysian 370. >> there are not any other triple 7s that lost flopinators. and i think it a mere form

i am jenna lee. >> and i am eric shaun in for jon scott. the state department was ordered to release mrs. clinton's e-mails that is supposed to be part of the public record. the sidney bloomingthal has been around the clintons for a long time and his role with them stretched combrnd libia. he was advising her as far back as two where are 09. >> this is how the e-mails could impact the benghazi situation. >> reporter: his role goes beyond benghazi. he was conduct being phone calls with british prime minister gordon brown on behalf of secretary clinton and putting together an agenda with hillary clinton's meeting with merkel. he was knee-deep in sensitive matters and the key here white house officials had banded him from being on the state department payroll. he was receiving money from the clinton foundation on the outside and advising hillary clinton on all of this. and top white house officials like david a xelrod was trying to get her e-mail address and eventually got it and e-mailed her on the private server and just a couple of weeks ag

welcome to "happening now" i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. this will not keep iran from getting the bomb and the deal threatens their interest. it could be a big change between teheran and the west following 35 years of strained relations. here to break down all of the details. brett hume kick its off with us. jenna said he will try to convince the american people about the details of the deal. is it the people or the congress that are really the targets of this new's conference brit? >> i think is both. he doesn't have that high of a hill to climb in congress. he only has 1-third to climb in congress if they reject. it would burden every democrat going into next year including the nominee for president who is likely to be hillary clinton. he will be trying to sell it to everybody. >> there are signs it is unpopular even among t

. >>> we are going to give you more "outnumbered" in a moment but first to jenna lee on the second hourf "happening now." >> john kerry is getting tough questions insisting the deal is a good one. campaign is in full swing and chris christie is holding a town hall in new hampshire and carly fiorina is climbing in the polls hoping to be nuincluded in the first debate. we are live with her aggressive foreign policy. that is all coming up next. >>>ssippi school district is being fined $7500 for opening an assembly with prayer and handing out babel bibles to the fifth graders. the district was ordered to stop before but lawyers were not mand tarry and it is said they didn't violate the rules because of that. governor, isn't this another example of why we need more school choice? >> school choice is part of it. religious liberty is the foundation of freedom and we are attempting to squelch it in every way. the idea is to give more air to as many beliefs as people have. i was growing up when we had prayer at the first of the day bible reading, pledge of allegiance and prayed on to the lunch r

thanks for watching, i'm jenna lee. >>> welcome to "hannity" the drug kingpin joaquin el chapo guzman is on the run after escape from a mexican prison. geraldo hivara went all the way to mexico to. >> this was, i think the most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this centurleast. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to move 2,000 tons of dirt. it was a project that included the most extraordinary tunnel escape tunnel i have certainly ever seen. it is -- far surpasses, sean the smugglers' tunnel we see in gaza for example or along the u.s. southern border. behind me is the escape house. that's the house with the tunnel exitted exitted. that's where he made his escape. follow me to see how extraordinary that tunnel is. it runs under this field, through that person's house, under a railroad track three stories down until you get to the prison that you see off in the distance. that is a distance of 1.5 kilometers. you see the three federal officers walking the road right now. 1.5 kilometers or one mile. sean this

first let's get to jenna lee with what is coming up the second hour of "happening now." e. next hour civilians taking charge of security in the wake of the deadly chattanooga shootings arming themselves to protect unarmed servicemembers. is that a good idea or a recipe for disaster? we'll get into that. >>> bizarre tale of classroom love affair how the recent marriage may save the former 12th grade math teacher from prosecution. we'll explain that. >>> he swam rough mile in rough seas in the dead of night to rescue four stranded fisher american one at a time. a coast guard hero risked his life to save theirs. he joins us live. happening now at top of the hour, sandra. >> thanks we'll be watching. the federal government passing your tax dollars in a way you might not expect or maybe you totally expect this. this is a production of shakes spire, mid-summer night's dream without the playwrite's legendary boring words. the feds investing $100,000 for the wordless shows. national endowment of the arts along with virginia state agency funding numerous productions for the theate

i'm jenna lee.ntry is on alert after a 24 year old fatally attacked soldiers marines and police in chattanooga, tennessee. we dig deep into the background of mohammad youssuf abdulazeez a kuwaity borne u.s. citizen. he was

i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. federal authorities are looking at the months the gunman mohammed abdulezeez spent before the rampage. relatives there are questioned in connection with the shooting rampage that killed four marines and a sailor. president obama spoke about the terrible attack with veterans in the national veteran's convention and saying that the threat of lone wolves and small cells is hard to detect and prevent. >> the government is doing all it can to stop future attacks, james? >> jenna and john. the president indicated there is no direct evidence tying the alleged gunman and massacre to the international terror networks, but the president appeared to bow to public pressure and ordered that flags be floun half staff here in the white house and military installation and naval installations in honor of the five victims and one other shooting victim from july 16th. that includes four marines and sailor. they died in this attack and there has been criticism for the white house to order flags half staf

first to jenna lee with what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." >> next hour continuing coverage on the historic deal with iran that is limiting the program. brett stevens is joining us and why the best arguments for the deal don't work. and the republicans running for president are unanimous in con dem condemning the deal and carly fiorina is with us. and the united states is the first to go to over planet with new horizon flying over giving us new pictures. >>> homegrown terror has been inpired by the islamic state savages and it is hitting home for people in boston. the latest suspect is the son of a police captain there accusing him of plotting to set off pressure cooker bombs at a university like the ones used in the marathon bombing. the 23-year-old is expected to appear in court for the first time today. authorities saying he was arrested on july 4th after receiving two guns and rifles he recorded from someone working with terrorism investigator. they found a variety of chemicals at this apartment and jihadist material. the suspect's dad alerted the fbi last fall

. >> and i am jenna lee. the sheriff has come under fire for releasing fran scisco from prison. sanchez is accused of killing kate stein le earlier this month with a gun that was stolen from a federal agent. we hear reports that the san francisco police didn't investigate the theft of the gun until after stienle's murder. >> claudia? >> reporter: that's right, jenna a lot of the finger pointing this weeks directed at the san francisco sheriff for releasing sanchez from jail without notifying federal immigration officials so they could deport him. the sheriff about to hold a press conference to set the record state and he will stand by his strict interpretation of the sanctuary city. the request was not enough. long with why he released san dhez the sheriff will have to say why he brought him here. sanchez was awaiting his sixth keportation when the sheriff took custody of hum. it was a pot charge and the charges were dismissed and a big question, what was the point of bringing sanchez back here after all of that time in a city where minor drug offenses are rarely if ever prosecu

i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. now there are 15 major gop candidates running for president. governor walker will make a speech later today in wisconsin is considered in the top tier along with governor bush and senator marco rubio. in his announcement he played up his conservative credentials as he targets the republican base. >> i'm running for president to fight and win for the american people. not sacrificing our principles. we won three elections in four years in a blue state. did it by leading. now we need to do the same thing for america. jon: joining us now with some analysis, bret baier the anchor of "special report." so the governor of wisconsin apparently intends to secure an overpowering mandate by traditional gop voters. how do they do that first of all and how does that set him aside from the rest of the field, bret. >> jon, he is running as a fighter. he is running in the video and everything he is saying and putting out as a guy who is a conservative governor in a blue state, who won but not two but three elections. remember the recall election after democrats

. >>> it is coming but first you need to see jenna lee because she is going to tell you what is comingecond hour of "happening now." >> debris is reining down on spectators after a nascar driver wreck on a turn and more than a dozen people hurt. and donald trump's comments making wave and which candidates are speaking out against him and who is supporting him. and rory mcelroy is out after rupturing a ligament ten days from the us open. can he recover in time? >> we are still reacting to the golf story. >> he is a leb leprechaun. i cannot stand him. >> the owner of disney is getting flack for making a statement saying usually funny women are not beautiful. the number of beautiful women, a luseal ball is impossible to find. some are saying the remarks are sex ist and outdated. i like where he said in 40 years was i offered a bribe, date or favor or anything. i never saw that. he never had anybody offer to do anything for him. what is he talking about? seriously. >> i don't know. when i think beautiful and funny i think sophia -- >> jennifer aniston. >> how about this one? "outnumbered"?

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

welcome to "happening now," i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. the president talking up democracy on his trip to africa. he weighed in on his own term limits and made an interesting comment about 2016. >> under our constitution i can not run again. [applause] i can't run again. i actually think i'm a pretty good president. i think if i can i could win. but i can't. jon: joining us now, emily tish sussman campaign director for center of american progress action fund who worked on president obama's 2008 campaign. mary catherine ham, from hotair.com. author of end of discussion. and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. emily, emily he you worked on his first campaign, if he was running again in 2016 would you volunteer again? >> i would go right back in. i think a lot of the country would be there with him. however you feel about the president i think there is no question he is winning the war of ideas and winning the rhetoric. can diets from both sides of the aisle are starting to use, this big populist moment which the president capitaliz

i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott.dueling poll numbers showing a trouble spot for hillary clinton. only 39% of those surveyed say they have a favorable view of the former secretary of state. nearly half, 49%, have an unfavorable opinion of her. while a new abc news/washington post poll shows a slim majority of those polled, 52% say they have a favorable opinion of the democratic candidate 45% do not. joining us now be larry sabato, director of the center for politics at the university of virginia and a guy who can break apart polls better than just about anybody else. larry usually the polls kind of go in sync with one another, but in this case these two polls are pretty different, a 13-point difference in favorability rating for the former first lady and secretary of state. can you explain? >> sure. i can't reconcile the numbers for you but i'll tell you what those two sets of numbers tell us don't trust early polling. it's all over the lot. it depends on how the questions are asked and what the sample is. but, jon, r

hello, welcome to "happening now" on historic day i'm jenna lee. jon: lots of convincing left to be done. i'm jon scott. negotiators announcing that breakthrough this morning between iran, the u.s. and five major world powers. they say the dewill prevent iran from producing materials needed for nuclear weapon and subject iranian facilities to rigorous inspections. president obama making it clear what happens if iran breaks its word. >> this deal is not built on trust. it is built on verification. inspectors will have 24/7 access to iran's key nuclear facilities. if iran violates the deal all the sanctions snap back into place. there is very clear incentive for iran to follow through. there are very clear consequences for a violation. >> the agreement we have reached fully implemented, will bring insight and accountability to iran's nuclear program, not for a small numbers of years, but for the life sometime of that program. -- lifetime of that program. this is the good deal we have sought. jon: rich he had southern with more details on the agreemen

i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. the chaos began with a popping noise according to witnesses in a multiplex theater in lafayette louisiana, two hours west of new orleans. police say the gunman fired 13 rounds before trying to escape and ultimately killing himself. police are identifying him, john russel houser a 59-year-old drifter. they think he acted alone. about 100 people were in the theater watching the comedy "trainwreck," when the shooting started. >> it is apparent he was intent on shooting, then escaping. what happened is the quick law enforcement response back into the theater. at which time he shot himself. jon: casey stiegel is following this story from our dallas newsroom. casey. >> reporter: jon, police say this guy had multiple addresses in multiple states though his primary residence was listed as alabama. he does have a criminal record, according to authorities which includes arson. now cops say 59-year-old john russel houser was oddly renting a room at a nearby moment tell 6 and had been staying the

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

hello everybody i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott.ocratic front runner hillary clinton set to speak about an hour from now in iowa. she came in third in the iowa caucuses the last time she ran for president, and mrs. clinton spent this weekend reminding audiences there that she's been a reliable warrior for democratic causes. with her favorability ratings taking a hit as senator bernie sanders gains on her in the polls and the of state's ongoing e-mail scandal may be to blame. joining us now, bret baier the anchor of "special report." they are talking about an enthusiasm gap in the hillary clinton candidacy, bret. what does that mean? >> well, it means she has looking at these poll numbers a couple to of real problems. one as you mentioned is the favorability rating. the newest polls out in iowa have her unfavorable 23 points different than her favorable n. new hampshire that gap is 20 points. that is not a good sign, and then you add that to honest and trustworthy numbers in several national polls, and she's underwater there as well.

i'm jenna lee. we're taking what i believe -- is this a live shot of the -- tape. this is a tape of one of the highways. we're trying to work on the locations. the shootings happened off of two different highways in and around the chattanooga area. >> were military personnel the targets here? we don't know. the u.s. navy is confirming that a shooting take place on the u.s. navy building in omnioga highway. chattanooga state university is on lockdown. an officer down. again, details are coming in. michael balboni, former homeland security adviser for new york state. we're fortunate to have his expertise now. michael, obviously just getting a handle on where the shootings have taken place and how many people might be down is proving tough at this moment. for law enforcement, what is job one here? >> job one is to manage the information as it comes in to be able to manage the resources, get the people where they need to be, particularly if this is an active shooter situation. one of the challenges one of the freaky things about every emergency that i've ever participa

i'm jenna lee. >> i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. the ties between our two countries were broken off in 1961. the president is expected to speak at any moment in the rose garden. the communist nation is only 9 ought miles from our shores. but many are wondering if the castros will release their political prisoners. and finally stop their despotic grip on their people. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in havana was closed january 3 1961. it could be back open for business by the end of this month. president obama expected to make this announcement shortly. cuba will reopen its embassy in washington d.c. these announcements come after months of heavy negotiations, four rounds in cuba and the united states. the argument being made that cuba has not made enough concessions towards democracy in these negotiations. what will hatch by opening relations with the u.s. will simply enable a dictator to

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

i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott.rs showing a trouble spot for hillary clinton. only 39% of those surveyed say they have a favorable view of the former secretary of state. nearly half, 49%, have an unfavorable opinion of her. while a new abc news/washington post poll shows a slim majority of those polled, 52% say they have