chief fox correspondent jonathan hunt is live in our new york city newsroom. first, the test of this agreement is coming up pretty quickly. >> yeah. the first test of this agreement, remember, this was negotiated by secretary of state john kerry, and the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. the agreement was signed last saturday in geneva, september 14th. and secretary of state kerry said at that point there is a one week deadline for syria to declare its full stockpile of chemical weapons. so that one week is up this weekend. and the world believes that syria has something like 1,000 tons total of sarin gas, mustard gas, and vx. and the international community, through has agreement, has said quite clearly all of those weapons have to be declared if you put a generous spin on the one week, it's the very latest this saturday. so, the clock is very much ticking right now on the first test of syria's seriousness. >> and jonathan, from the very beginning critics have questioned, so what happens if syria does not comply? does this then become a test of the unit

jonathan hunt live in new york.w report that fox news has exclusively obtained an official copy of the military record of the gunman, aaron alexis. let's get live to jennifer giffords at the pentagon. what have you learned from the military record? >> well, trace, reading through this record, which is pages long, it's fascinating. there's nothing that jumps out from that record that would suggest that this guy, aaron alexis, would have gone postal. in fact in an evaluation dated spring of 2008, his immediate navy supervisor wrote, alexis has been onboard a short time and has established himself as a, quote, get it done addition to the work center. possesses unlimited potential and can become a valuable asset to the command with the proper guidance and self-discipline. a talented technician, eager trainee, ten hours of off-duty time to the atlanta food bank, distributing food to needy individuals in the metro atlanta area. that was before his arrest in georgia in 2008 for disorderly behavior. he ended up in jail over

that's all we have confirmed for now. >> trace: jonathan hunt, back to you as you find out more.back to the scene live. you just heard the riveting account of a captain who was in building 197 when the gunshots started. we'll take you back there next for a live look about what is happening now. remember, still on lockdown, parts of this facility and parts have been opened up. we'll get you the latest coming up on "studio b." not their short-term agenda. [ male announcer ] join the nearly 7 million investors who think like you do. face time and think time make a difference. at edward jones, it's how we make sense of investing. ( bell rings ) they remwish i saw minek time of my granmore often,e. but they live so far away. i've been thinking about moving in with my daughter and her family. it's been pretty tough since jack passed away. it's a good thing you had life insurance through the colonial penn program. you're right. it was affordable, and we were guaranteed acceptance. guaranteed acceptance? it means you can't be turned down because of your health. you don't have to take a p

the chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt is live. president obama just spoke about the attack short time ago. >> president obama arriving here in new york for the united nations general assembly that begins today. talked for the first time about this terrible attack in kenya, and essentially offered a message of unity to the kenyan people. listen. >> we stand with them, against this terrible outrage that occurred. we will provide them with whatever law enforcement support that is necessary, and we are confident that kenya, which has been a pillar of stability in eastern africa, will rebuild. >> meantime, the kenyan military operation inside the mall goes on. one of the problems here is the kenyan authorities don't know exactly how many attackers there were, so they don't know exactly how many they are looking for. the interior ministry of kenya sent out tweets a couple of hours ago saying, quote, we can confirm that three terrorists have been killed so far. a few others have suffered injuries. and they went on in another tweet, we ca

jonathan hunt live in our newsroom tonight live in new york.on that we can report on the ground at the moment? >> well, bill, at this moment, it's not entirely clear as you mentioned. kenyan officials saying they are, quote: in control of that shopping mall in nairobi, having sent a huge numbers of military forces in to the building over the last 48 hours the operation itself has not been declared over interior ministry reliable sources of information tweeted a couple of hours ago, quote. our forces are combing the mall floor by floor looking for anyone left behind we believe all the hostages have been released. just an hour ago they tweet again that the kenyan defense forces continue to try to secure the building. they say a statement on the official status of this operation will be issued later. meantime secretary john kerry has been among those expressing solidarity with the people of kenya, listen ruthless and valueless terrorists remain a serious challenge everywhere in the world as we all know. whether it's in downtown manhattan or at a m

stowe's family sends a message to the family of jonathan hunt. >> i know i have lost my son too soon. >> the city and the giants plan to work together on preventing violence. live at at&t park, abc7 news. >> one man is dead and another is in the hospital tonight following a shooting in antioch theft violence both out just after 10:00. police arrived to find two males, one 24, the other 20, both shot. the 24-year-old died the hospital. police say the shooting may have been gang-related. no arrests have been made. >>> palo alto police need help to catch two robbers who hurt a woman in broad daylight. the thieves targeted their woman around 3:45 yesterday afternoon. she told police man grabbed her hair from behind and pulled her to theground, and then a woman who was with the attacker took the victim's purse. she was treated for minor injuries. >>> el cerrito police released surveillance video of two home robbery suspects. notice the camera and then the other breaks open the door. one suspect takes a tool to the camera, breaking it. there's video of the two suspects walking up to the hou

"the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt has the news live from our new york city newsroom. rt today? >> asked to introduce new evidence, evidence related to meredith kercher's cell phone, her computers, and also a pillows that with a found underneath her body. the judge said no to that. minuscule amounts of d.n.a. on a knife. prosecutors have always said that knife, you see there, is the murder weapon and the d.n.a. on it ties amanda knox to it. a former washington state judge. friend of the knox family, he said even if amanda knox is found guilty in this trial, highly unlikely she would ever be extradited. listen. >> it's my belief that the united states government would not hand her over because she would be protected as an american citizen under our constitution under the double jeopardy provision of our constitution. >> this trial by the way, jon, likely to last until the end of november, jon? >> she is not in court this t it still can't be easy for amanda knox. >> certainly not. the judge knows the family very well. he says this is just terrible that she is being put no

jonathan hunt is live in our new york city newsroom. the president today was hagel diplomatic progress on syria. expected to be made at 8:00 p.m. eastern. 40 minutes time when the u.n. security council meets. they will formally demand two things of syria. first, that it abandon all its chemical weapons. stockpile and secondly that it allow weapons nuclear inspectors unfettered access to those stockpiles being sure that that abandonment had been carried out. major steps forward, listen. >> this binding resolution assad regime. vigilant following through. community and demonstrate how strong diplomacy can allow to us secure our country and pursue a better world. >> but following through as president obama put it will be made more difficult because this resolution, harris, will not include the threat of military action if syria does not do what it is supposed to do. that is a big omission according to the critics of this u.n. resolution. >> i was just mentioning, all of this is playing out in the middle of a civil war where 100,000 people

"the fox report's" chief correspondent jonathan hunt live from our newsroom.ident today. >> absolutely. he praised the strength of his people and his security forces whom he said, quote, had a shamed and defeated our attackers, and president kenyatta promised to pursue those attackers wherever that pursuit may lead. listen. >> we shall have a full accountability for the mindless destruction, death, pain, loss and suffering we have all undergone as a national family. these coward will mete justice as will their accomplices and patrons, wherever they are. >> president kenyatta also thanked world leaders for their support including president obama. and he said that this attack was part of a global, not just an african fight, against terrorism, john. >> and the number of victims could still increase? >> yeah, absolutely. the problem is here that apparently three floors of that shopping mall collapsed presumably during the fire that we saw raging through it yesterday. so the figures as they stand right now, according to the president, are 61 civilians killed, 6 sec

stowe's family sends a message to the family of jonathan hunt. >> i know i have lost my son too soon. >> the city and the giants plan to work together on preventing violence. live at at&t park, abc7 news. >> one man is dead and another is in the hospital tonight following a shooting in antioch theft violence both out just after 10:00. police arrived to find two males, one 24, the other 20, both shot. the 24-year-old died the hospital. police say the shooting may have been gang-related. no arrests have been made. >>> palo alto police need help to catch two robbers who hurt a woman in broad daylight. the thieves targeted their woman around 3:45 yesterday afternoon. she told police man grabbed her hair from behind and pulled her to theground, and then a woman who was with the attacker took the victim's purse. she was treated for minor injuries. >>> el cerrito police released surveillance video of two home robbery suspects. notice the camera and then the other breaks open the door. one suspect takes a tool to the camera, breaking it. there's video of the two suspects walking up to the hou

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the chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt is live in new york. jonathan, syria's president has also been talking directly to fox news. what did he have to say about the chemical weapons? >> he kind of prevaricated on whether or not syria has indeed got chemical weapons. now, the world has said many, many times, and u.s. officials said repeatedly he does, and has used them, but would not personally answer a direct question from our correspondent about that, do you have chemical weapons? he danced around the issue, although he then kind of did admit they have them by saying it will cost a billion dollars for the international community to remove the chemical weapons and talked about the accusation it was the syrian security forces that used the chemical weapons in that terrible attack in a damascus suburb. he once again pointed the finger at the rebels by saying, they could easily do it. listen to this. >> first of all, any rebel can make sarin, second, we know all those rebels are supported by governments. so any government that would have such che

jonathan hunt with the news, live in new york. the administration says it was right to back off military action even as the killing continues. >> yeah, the latest killing very significant. this town, azazz, near the border with turkey, very significant that al-qaeda rebels have taken it. that will worry the turkish government about spillover. the fight between the affiliate rebels and modern rebels. the security forces loyal to bashar al-assad continue to slaughter civilians. administration officials say they did the right thing on holding off from imminent military action. >> it's clear that the credible threat of u.s. force in syria led to the diplomatic process where we are today. yes, we should keep that military option exactly where it is. we have assured the president that our assets and force posture remain the same. we're prepared to exercise any option that he would select. >> but it appears president obama is not about to select any military option in the short term. as least the administration seems determined to give d

jonathan hunt is here in studio. u.s.ls said bluntly today that if the unites nations is irrelevant in this crisis. >> there's a lot of pressure around the world for president obama to go back to the united nations security council for authorization for the potential military action but a that seeps highly unlikely given the comments from our ambassador to the u.n., samantha powell. the said the majority of the nations in the world signed a treaty against the use of chemical weapons, even during wartime. president assad and the u.s. officials' views has used the weapons and the countries, including all members of the u.n. security council, now have to step happy to plate bus butt she says the security council is making itself irrelevant. >> it has not protected peace and security for the hundreds of syrian children who war gassed to death august 21. it's not protecting the stability of the region. it is not standing behind now an internationally accepted ban on the u.s. of chemical weapons. >> unusually blunt language fro

the fox reports chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live in new york. tell us more about that. >> the attorney general said, trace, that the attack in nairobi, kenya, us one more example of the continuing, yet changing challenge of global terrorism. listen here. >> we're dealing now with a different threat environment. i would not say we have any specific credible evidence that al-shabab is planning to do anything in the united states. i'm not sure if they have the capacity to do anything in the united states. doesn't mean they will not take the threat they pose -- we are taking that seriously. >> meantime, u.s. experts are among those who have now arrived on scene in nairobi to help in the investigation of the attack. one of the most urgent taxes is combing through the rubble of the mall, looking for the bodies of other innocent victims and perhaps the bodies of some of the attackers. kenyan authorities, meantime, say they are looking for four specific suspected terrorists in the coastal resort of mombasa, the center of kenya's huge tourism industry, a

jonathan hunt is live in our new york studios. jonathan, what happened in court today?> this was day one of what is in effect the third trial for amanda knox and her co-accused, her former boyfriend. the lawyers for amanda knox asked today for new tests to be allowed on meredith kercher's cell phone, on a computer, on a pillow. the judge said no but did agree to new tests on minuscule amounts of dna found on that night, believed to be the murder weapon in the meantime, meredith which i's family wrote a letter to the judge today. her sister pleading for what he said the dignity of truth for marry kerr -- meredith kurcher. >> stand by. house speaker john boehner discussing the senate's demanded. >> no special treatment for anyone. as the speaker indicated, this administration, this president, has provided special treatment and carveouts and exceptions under obamacare for big business, for special interests, and, yes, it has provided a carveout for members of congress. our position is very clear. no special treatment for anyone. we all live under the laws equally applied.

jonathan hunt has the news and is live in new york. jonathan do we know if this is a complete accounting of syria's chemical weapons? >> well, simply put, no, we don't. the problem here is the world isn't exactly sure how much and what chemical weapons syria has. so, how do you know if they're accounting for something when you don't know exactly what they have anyway? it's believed -- i emphasize believe -- that they have something like a thousand tons in total of three maternal -- major chemical weapons, sarin, mustard gas and cx, and sarin is said to have been using in august. as what they told the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons which received the accounting, reuters is quoting a spokeswoman for that organization, calling it, quote, a partial accounting. now, i got ahold of michael lujan, the head of public affairs for the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons on this cell phone. he said to me are, rather angrily, we have no further comment. that is what way have to say, and then he hung up. perhap

first to the fox report's chief correspondent, jonathan hunt.he investigation is just beginning. >> likely to be a long investigation, as the kenyan president himself said today they have to look at how this was planned. exactly where it was planned. and who precisely was involve in the planning of it. the president of kenya, uhuru kenyatta, says everybody involved in the attack will ultimately be brought to justice and kenyans will stand united. listen. >> our head is bloodied but unbound. the criminals found us unafraid, as we shall ever be. we cannot be conquered. >> al-shabab, the somali based militant group that says it carried out this attack, released this photograph on twitter account, said to speak for them today, purporting to show two of their fighters inside that shopping mall on that same twitter account they promised that an audio recording from al-shabab's leader will be forthcoming. we are waiting for that. we're monitoring that account. we have not seen or heard any audio recording as yet. >> meantime you have authorities saying

"the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt on the top story at the bottom of the hour. ican lawmakers are not alone in the debate, the legal and moral implications of what will happen in syria. >> yeah, the debate here, shep, being mirrored in capitols across europe. the french parliament, the latest to debate the situation in syria as the violence there, of course, continues unabated, the french prime minister told lawmakers today the government firmly believes action is is necessary and france's a military coalition to carry out that action. listen. >> france will not act alone. it will join forces with others. other partners starting with the united states. with whom it got together during critical times. when it was for a just cause. >> the british prime minister david cammeron, although his parliament has voted against taking part in military action said again today that he believed it is necessary even without british participation. warning that there would be, quote: >> reported last night, jonathan on a major defection within the syrian regime and new information

the jonathan hunt in the newsroom. the u.n. calling for america to wait. >> reporter: that from the secretary-general ban ki-moon, shep, who you noted spoke earlier. he said not only is acting without the u.n. security council illegal, the u.s. has a duty to wait until the results of that work by the weapons inspectors is completed. that's expected to take another week. we did hear from the secretary-general that all the evidence they collected is at -- now at labs in europe to be analyzed and the secretary-general said once that conclusion is reached on whether chemical weapons were used then the security council must finally speak with one voice. listen. >> i ask members to unite and develop an appropriate response should the allegations of use prove to be true. the security council has a duty to move it beyond the current stalemate and show leadership. >> reporter: hard-pressed, shep, to watch anyone with developments have any optimism whatsoever, the leadership will ultimately be shown by that group, shep. >> strong words f

the chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt with the news life in our new york city newsroom. rns to the united nations next week. >> yeah, very much so. world leaders and foreign ministers will gather here in new york from monday for the annual united nations general assembly. all the talk there will be on whether the international community, and in particular the u.n. security council can come together to decide on a resolution with regard to syria. to that end, secretary of state john kerry spoke to his russian counterpart, surer is sergei today avrov. emphasized that syria is the focus. listen. >> there are many important issues. but right now syria is at the top of that list. and we need to see some unity here to say that this is unacceptable and that we need to move forward to destroy the stockpile. >> but unity as ever the united nations likely to be very hard to come by. harris. >> harris: you know, jonathan, for so long we were reporting that syria denied having those chemical weapons and now we have got this declaration. what exactly is in the weapons declaration that

chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt is live in our new york city newsroom. the leader of al shabaab. rye leased audiotape on twitter account that they say is from their leader. part of that audiotape, that leader abu says, quote. there is no way that you, the kenyan public, could possibly endure a long war in somalia and cannot also stand a war of attrition inside your own country. make your choice today and withdraw all your forces from the islamic region. otherwise, be prepared for abundance of blood that will be spilt in your country. economic downfall and displacement. kenyan officials, of course, have said all along since this attack began on saturday, that they are ready for this fight with al shabaab. they have already engaged in it in somalia. they say, those kenyan officials, that they will win this battle but it will be a long one. harris? >> i understand the search is on for people who didn't make it that would either be the victims in this or the attackers. what's happening inside that mall? >> it depends on whom you are -- want to defend on for

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hunts for information tied to his son's homicide. this is outside at&t park where a long-time fan will be talking to others. >>> the family of jonathanll be here later today. they are asking fans if they have any cellphone video or pictures of the fight that ended denver's life. the family of jonathan denver would like them to turn it over to police. it is last wednesday when wednesday, a dodgers man was in town. about 90 minutes after the game ended denver, his friends and giants fans got into some kind of altercation. he was stabbed to death six blocks away from the ballpark. >> prosecutors say they didn't have enough evidence to charge the man suspected with the crime. the man here. 21-year-old michael montgomery. and they didn't speak to the media on camera but the mother told the stockton newspaper that she believed her son acted in self-defense. he is relieved and he is really messed up about what happened. what he did and what he saw. how could you get that out of your head. she went on to say it is traumatizing. i am sure he is relieved he is not in jail. but he doesn't think it is over. because it is not over. now the family