and kathryn joins us live from ruto stronghold in western kenya and kathryn what are people there sayingut the trial? >> people here are very pessimistic, this is like you said ruto's stronghold and a lot of people support him. i've been speaking to victims since i came here and some of the victims have moved back to their families and others like the ones who are here in idp and they say basically they just want the truth, they want to know exactly how this happened, that their lives are disrupted so much and want to know who is behind this. then they are conflicted on where they would have wanted the trials to be held, at the hague or closer to home. kenya is very blocked and most of the victims, especially here, and the victims in this case, which is the president's tribe and nationally they would want to support the president who is also going to be on the dock in november and what they are saying is that this trial should have been held here but they have reconciled that the president and the deputy president has no business really being at the hague but then there are others saying

we can now go to kathryn who is in the stronghold., we heard those charges being laid out, tim has been outlining them for us. what has the reaction been from the effected victims? >> yes, i have been talking to the victims, a lot of victims today on a very rainy day here. this is where the violence started many, many people were killed and others were displaced. some of the people have gone back to their family and others like this here are still in displacement camp and they are telling me that they just want to see justice. they want to know the truth. they want to know how this happened that their life was disrupted so much. they just want to know that. but they are also conflicted on where they feel that this trial should be held whether it's the hague or close to home. most of the people who are affected here are of the president's tribe and kenya being blocked as it is they are obviously naturally supporting the president who is the tribe and saying he has no business being at the hague and say the deputy president has no busin

kathryn is on the line for us, what have you been seeing?of movement, and a helicopter and police and military choppers hovering around and there was a series of explosions. you can see all the smoke coming out of that building. it's very unclear to tell whether the explosions could be coming or the attackers but we have information, there you go, more -- another very large loud explosion and we got information earlier that some of the attackers had explosives tied on them and explosive side on the hostages and it's very hard to verify this but it's information that was coming out as well but the concern now is what is happening or what has happened to the hostages who were still in there, very difficult to tell because it's frustrating that we cannot really see what is going on. >> and i know that to some extent you are being kept in the dark about what is going on for obvious reasons because of the media and the gunman will know what is going on. but has there been any kind of negotiation between the gunman and the army? al shabaab who has

tonight a viewing is being held for kathryn gaarde. that will be followed by a memorial service at 7:30. >>> 6:05 now. new this morning, we now know what may have caused the deadly parking graps collapse in bethesda. you see it here. according to the washington post, a malfunctioning jack or overextended scaffolding may have caused a 43,000 pound concrete slab to collapse at the westfield montgomery mall in may. one construction worker died and another was seriously hurt. county officials have not decided whether to cite the contractor. >>> we are going through results of our nbc 4 marist poll of virginia voters. new this morning, we'll lay out how the candidates for attorney general and attorney general stack up right now. >>> plus, keys that give access to secure areas of metro stations stolen. why metro says your security is not in jeopardy. >>> what keeps you going back to your favorite restaurants? the most common answer in a new survey that has nothing to do with what's on your plate. >>> right now, chilly outside >>> right now,

and kathryn harris joins us live from washington. hi, kathryn.issues that the fbi will have on the briefing and federal law enfoens forcement said he had two weapons beg a shotgun last weekend. it was purchased in virginia. the 34-year-old was out of state and that meant in virginia, he could buy the shotgun without any checks being run. the issue is whether alexis fell in the category to bar him buying a weapon and the mental health issues in the va would not be a disqualifier and neither the assessment be on his behalf. he had those weapons and investigators are trying to discern whether he picked up one extra weapon after taking on security in the navy base. his access and when he was using was raised in the morning new's conference. >> apparently he used a handgun of one of the law enforcement officials in the navy yard after he got there. and so that investigation is continuing to unfold to so what weapons he and how many and how he used them. >> an investigative source familiar with the case said that alexis was a ghost on social media. tha

we talked by phone to a moroccan believer named kathryn, she says christians there desperately need our prayers. >> they can't believe. so we are asking the human rights, where is the freedom of belief in morocco. >> wendy: and you can hear much more of this interview on gary lane's blog, that's thegloballane and you can find it on cbnnews.com. >> george: coming up n northern india, a new wave of persecution, and >> wendy: in recent weeks, we've told you about the rising incidents of persecution against christians in northern india. gospel for asia reports a mob of 1,000 people destroyed this church. then they beat up the pastor and other church members, including his mother. and lawmakers in mida predesh are trying to pacit a crime to convert to christianity without government approval. the new legislation requires pastors and potential converts to notify government officials 30 days in advance. those failing to do so face a fine and up to three years in jail. >> george: pastor ronjit abraham is a new pastor. his ministry includes 3500 churches, 16 orphanages and five secular schools i

. >> thank you for that update kathryn, we are joined from outside that mall in nairobi.'s take a look at how we got to this point and peter reports. >> reporter: from the moment the gunman launched the raid on the west gate mall shocking images of the attack are filtered out. now this footage is emerged of shoppers in the super market trying to kind cover among the aisles. panicked families called out to one another as shots echoed through the halls. [gunshots] they dashed the exits as gunfire grew louder. a mother and her children were on the floor pretending to be dead and the man on the other side of the screen wants to kill them or rescue them. eventually he convinces them he is a police officer and guides them to safety. in another part of the mall police move from shop to shop searching for others in hiding, constantly watching for attackers and guide the survivors out, swiftly checking that none are fighters trying to escape and on day two of the crisis with 68 dead kenya's president stood with the former prime minister and told the nation that justice would be do

the european policy chief kathryn ashton said the talks were substantive. >> a change in the dynamicsngaged with that and all had an opportunity to put their points of view and the atmosphere was a very positive one. >> reporter: they discussed an ambitious timetable to reach agreement over the nuclear program and she would like to see proof that iran is not working toward a nuclear weapon within a year, the irans said they would like to move even faster and eliminate the sanctions that crippled their economy. >> we believe that sanctions are counter productive in addition to being not founded in the national law. of course as we move forward there has to be sanctions and in the end game there has to be a total lifting of all sanctions and both sanctions as well as multi sanctions and u.n. sanctions and hope to be able to move in that direction in a short span of time. >> reporter: he and his american counterpart described the meeting as positive but kerry remained cautious. >> we agreed to try to continue the process that we will try to make concrete and find a way to answer the ques

humanity and they say that it will continue to prosecute the two men even if kenya withdraws and kathrynas this report from niarobe. >> and the debate and the opposition argued against the plan to pull out of the international criminal court but the coalition had the numbers and the motion sales through. >> they want to give a chance in their own country, yes, and also the icc political case and kenya case is a political case. >> reporter: the resolution allows for a bill to be tabled within 30 days, and that is kenya from the jurisdiction of the so called rome statute that established the icc. if the bill is passed as expected it will be up to the president to sign into law. pulling out of the icc is a long process and it will not affect the cases already at the hague including those against the president and his deputy. >> there has been considerable effort by part of the political class through propaganda and messaging to discredit their institutional and functional credibility and integrity of the icc. >> reporter: and the international criminal court's popularity has been declining

. >> reporter: this is what it looked like outside of kathryn stanford's house. she took this video on thursday. she already had about three inches of water in her house and it was rising. >> we knew at that point time to pack a backpack and get our cars across our bridge because we saw how high the water was in our creek. and it is completely washed out. >> reporter: stanford's only bet was to make a dash with her housemates to the home that belonged to her boy friend's father. they spent two days there before being spotted by an army helicopter. that moment when you stepped foot inside the helicopter -- >> yeah -- >> reporter: -- what was that like? >> oh, i had tears in my eyes and all a wanted to do is get to my mama. >> wesley died a hero. >> reporter: others were not as lucky. >> wesley just grabbed each of us and looked in our face and said we have to get out of this car now. >> reporter: nathan jennings and emily briggs were trying to make their escape with wesley quinlan and wiyanna nelson. a torrent of water surrounded their car. >> wesley screamed her

>> reporter: kathryn, a lot of anticipation. everybody is ready.n some cars. there are making sure that everything is ready and let me show you the toll plaza. i just checked with the c h p. the general consensus is that it is going to be going. with this bill there are making sure we will continue to model we will bring you the latestnew tonight at 8-- >> catherine: some changes to the flu shot this year. grant lodes is following this.he's here with what we need to know.grant? this year brings more changes to the standard flu shot than any time in recent memory - so many choices it's even a little confusing to us doctors. like going to a car dealership, you're going to have some choices to make as new brands and models hit to the vaccination showroom floor. first, the advice as to who gets a flu vaccine pretty much stays the same, meaning - pretty much everyone, every age, except infants under age 6 months, should get a vaccine. there are a few exceptions. now, what's new: there is a new vaccine that covers an extra strain of flu. the typical flu

with 80 percent of the boardwalk was destroyed kathryn?> today, they are still pouring water on the debris. "during this time, i'm >> looking up everything. i'm determine what caused a after the flames, the questions. tonight, arson investigators are on the scene of that on the jersey shore. estimates tonight indicate 80- percent of the boardwalk was destroyed. catherine heenan has a look at the devestation. >> catherine: today firefighters are still pouring water on the debris. nothing but charred embers where block after block of businesses and homes once stood. >> . caved-in buildings, no walls, no roofs. it just looks like a bomb went off. >> catherine: the fire went to eight alarms. 5=hundred communities. >> remember, a lot of these companies are volunteer companies, not paid companies >> catherine: no amount of water could stop the flames. >> "smoke was blowing down, we never thought that the building would burn. it started 8 blocks away, and it just rapidly went down, i never ever thought the building would burn from a fire that sta

next up is kathryn. she's got a flat boot. >> this is the men's wear trend. this is huge for fall.s is a really cute go-to weekend look because it's so comfortable. we've paired it here with some polka dot cute denim jeans, rolled up at the cuff and a little men's wear tweed jacket. super comfortable. you can also dress up this trend for more fashion forward look. pair it with a flowy dress. there are lots of different ways to wear this. >> i like it with jeans, and they are $99. >> steve madden. amazing bargain. >> very cute. >> that's for women of any age? >> any age, especially on the weekends, wearing it in the country or the city. it's a great versatile look. >> thank you so much. our next is the knee-high boots. hello, finally. here comes sarah. >> we love this trend. this actually was a huge trend -- >> miley cyrus. >> exactly. >> work it, sarah. so she is wearing these h & m boots $149 if you can believe it. that's an amazing deal. really beautiful. >> is it real leather? >> yes, exactly. real leather. really nice cut. and that's a great thing about this trend. originally t

kathryn says, actually, yes, but unlike our government, we made sacrifices to get ourselves out of debtand the last word to anna, who has something to say about president obama's campaign promise to bring about change. she writes, the entire family is feeling the change. sometimes we can't even find any change in our pockets. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook, follow me at twitte starts in three seconds. >> tonight on huckabee, >> the american people don't want the government to shut down and don't want obama care. >> house republicans push to te fund obama care. the exchange program hires novis navigators. do you want them handling your private information on the internet. >> it is people in the house throwing a party. nthrow hundred teenagers trashed his house. he might get sued now. brian holloway gives a look in the damaged home. >> plus.

. >> and for seinfeld lovers memories of george fo costanza'' sexy photo shoot.hoot >> kathryn leonardc dude-ouir that she and her husband started in june is raining men. you would be surprised who walks through the door. a regular every day guy coming in to do it for the calendar. >> it is amazing and transformation is wonderful. they are putting themselves out there for someone they love. >> next generation comes up and feeling proud of themselves, i can remind them where i came from and where i used to be. >> i have to say i was intrigued. dude-ouir myself. i took the tie clip and jacket,j too and then it was time to get to work. >> take off your clothes. >>> move your right hand back a tiny bit. >>> what did you think, i would, strip down to my boxers?s? sorry. i am a suit and tie guy in manhattan doing the dude-ouir john huty fox5 news. >>> gary is like no way. >>> i don't blame you.e >> you are putting words in my mouth, will. >> to each its own. >> honey if you want to do it, i will be there during the photo p shoot i have to say. >> you are inside a gym now and yo au see everyo

kathryn says, actually, yes, but unlike our government, we made sacrifices to get ourselves out of debtthe last word to anna, who has something to say about president obama's campaign promise to bring about change. she writes, the entire family is feeling the change. sometimes we can't even find any change in our pockets. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook, follow me at twitter @judgejeanine. see you next week. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. so, i'm working on a cistern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench. no way! i'm like, what is this, a drainpipe slipknot? wherever your business takes you, you can save money with progressive commercial auto. [ sighs ] [ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> this ia >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm geraldo rivera. 39 are dead today from extreme violence in an upscale shopping mall in nairobi, kenya. more than 150, inc

. >> this is what it looked like outside kathryn stanford's house. she took this video thursday. she already had about 3 inches of water in her house and it was rising. >> we knew at that point time to pack a backpack and get our cars across the bridge because we saw how high the water was in our creek. >> it is completely washed out. >> stanford's only bet was to make a dash with her house mates to the home that belonged to her boyfriend's father. they spent two days there before being spotted by an army helicopter. >> that moment when you step foot inside the helicopter. >> yeah. >> what was that like? >> i had tears in my eyes. all i wanted to do was get to my mama. >> wesley died a hero. >> others have not been as luck i can. >> wesley just grab each of us and look -- grabbed us and looked at our faces and said we have to get doubt of this car. >> nathan jennings and emilie brigs were trying to make their escape. a torrent of water surrounded their car. >> wesley screamed her name and dove into the water after her. he saved her. he frabbed her and got her -- grab her and got

. >> mary kathryn murphy. >> nicholas andrew boban. >> darren christopher. >> as we listen to the reading of the names and look agent the governors of new jersey and new york and rudy guliani and others in the crowd. it never stops being emotional hearing the reading allowed of those names. it was 6:03 our time when the second hijacked plane crashed into the world trade center in new york. a lot of events are planned around the nation this morning including here in the bay area as well. and in washington, d.c. we're also live at the pentagon. which was also victimized on september 11th when the planes crashed there. you see the giant flag and you see the crowd gathered out there. president obama will be attending a very special memorial there at the pentagon at 6:30 our time. we will be watching that live as well. we'll continue to follow all of these ceremonies and bring them to you throughout the morning here on ktvu. >>> san francisco firefighters are inviting everyone to a remembrance ceremony this morning. it will honor all those that died. this is video of last year's event. the rem

. >> reporter: but kathryn there is a lot of concern over witnesses and witness tampering and severalnesses withdrew over the weekend, what are you hearing about that? >> yes, this is very concerning. the prosecution is very worried about this. a total of 33 witnesses we are told have been withdrawing since march and the three victims who withdraw on sunday i think are crucial witnesses who are to sort of build the case that the prosecution is trying to bring out, that the killing was premeditated. now, the prosecution insists prosecutor insists that some of witnesses have been bribed, some of them are being intimated, extended families back home are being harassed and they is why they are withdrawing. and some of them are too scared to testify against that high profile individuals. but the defense says that the witness is just signs of a crumbling case that this witness has been coached and that has been going around and that witnesses have been coached and why they have been withdrawing. >> reporter: okay, thanks for that. and the movement for democratic election was rigged and has

kathryn harris, good evening to you. explain the new accusations. >> thank you, bill.t new report by the republican staff on the house government oversight committee includes the state department investigation known as the accountability review board or arb, was, in fact -- senior state department officials off the hook, including undersecretary management patrick kennedy, who signed off on the benghazi operation with substandard security nine months before the terrorist attacks. >> undersecretary kennedy knew and did bad things, failed to protect an ambassador, made these kinds of mistakes. and if he doesn't want to tell us why people above him knew and allowed it, then all we can assume is he kept it to himself. >> and the summer of 2012, as security unraveled in benghazi, the staff report found that decisions about the consulate's future went through kennedy, who would then check with mrs. clinton who witnesses say wanted a permanent most established in baeg benghazi. the committee is willing to recall the most senior witnesses. >> we can certainly have mrs. clinton

he's looking for a nurse that can save him, a kathryn barkley i think he said. had he and hemingway really did have a deeply moving conversation. we have a letter in the book where salinger references to his close friend paul fitzgerald when hemingway died, it deeply moves salinger. and hemingway was a true inspiration for him the way hemingway wrote about, the iceberg theory of writing. salinger went to school on that. he went to school on hemingway. between that and the al chemy that happened with war, that's the j.d. salinger we know today. >> rose: when was that. tell me that. when do we know the j.d. salinger we know today. >> the bananafish. 47 or 8. >> rose: he is then great. >> yes. the new yorker was so blown away by the story which again they initially rejected which is interesting. he changed it and then they accepted it. but he would then add two other stories published that year and was given a first option contract and that's when he became a new yorker writer, that's when he became j.d. salinger to the world. what's interesting is there were still

kathryn says, actually, yes, but unlike our government, we made sacrifices to get ourselves out of debtnna, who has something to say about president obama's campaign promise to bring about change. she writes, the entire family is feeling the change. sometimes we can't even find any change in our pockets. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook, follow me at twitter @judgejeanine. see you next week. ♪ 'i'll be gone...' ♪ 'in a day or...' man: twooooooooooooooooo! is that me, was i nging? vo: not paying for scheduled maintenance feels pretty good. no-charge scheduled maintenance now on every new volkswagen. that's the power of german engineering some kind of... this is... an alien species. reality check: a lot of 4g lte coverage maps don't really look like much at all. i see the aleutian islands. looks like a duck. it looks like... america... ish. that's a map. that's a map of the united states. check the map. verizon's 4g lte is the most reliable, and in more places than any other 4g network. trade in your old device and trade up to america's mo

. >> kathryn harris is live in washington. >> that's right, the main development so far. investigators located what may be a car linked to the terrorist. that is a significant piece of evidence because of the rental evidence and finger print. the damage from the terrorist attack is plain to see. there is no independent confirmation that al shabab tortured the host amgs and throwing them off of the balcony. and kenyan investigators are said to be building a profile on one potential terrorist who urged a pregnant woman shopping at the west gate to leave moments before the attack unfolded on saturday. there was no specific intelligence. a un report that warned al shabab's partner in kenya wanted to launch more complex operations. and in the early stage it is not known if the two groups worked on the plot. but one misconception is that al shabab is only interested in establishing islamic state. >> they are fighting insurgency in somalia and committing terrorist attacks regionally and globally. we have seen them plot attacks in the west. >> law enforcement sources said u.s. in

kathryn brown reports. >> it's piles of just char and debris.ings, no walls no roofs. it just looks like a bomb went off. >> reporter: summer came to a sad and screeching halt in seaside park. as an enormous fire engulfed 4 blocks of boardwalk. from stockton to lincoln avenues, swallowing dozens of businesses. >> you hear one explosion after another as gas lines blow as stuff exploded as grease exploded and the smoke was so thick and so black. >> reporter: about 500 firefighters from around the state raced to the shore as it went up in flames. for 9 fierce hours, gusty winds blew embers out of control. flames jumped entire city blocks. the only way to control it -- was to destroy the newly built boardwalk. >> we had to go through it with our trench cuts and ruin a few sections of brand new boardwalk but we had to do what we had to do. >> that was the decisive moment, that's where we decided to put resources and make our stand. if it had gotten by us at lincoln avenue there's no telling where it would have stopped, and so that's the ingenuity and

we'll have the latest on the developments from washington, kathryn? >> the head of the house intelience committee briefed on the status of the benghazi investigation tells fox news that the administration's determination to prosecute the suspects in criminal court referred to article throw courts and the access of rights of the american citizens has thrown up rod blocks. >> treating it like a criminal event using article throw. that is an american citizen would go through with all of the rights of the constitution, i just think. i don't know how anyone could come to the conclusion. >> there is federal investigators who did not get access to the crime scene until throw weeks after the fact. it was hard to identify and question the witnesses and an impossible standard. the libyan government according to the fbi director is too unstable to offer u.s. support that it needs for a complex international case. >> it is hard to know who to deal with and we don't have the security force that we have capabilities as you hope. and in benghazi, it is uncontrolled

kathryn said, because he has special needs like me. >> these young women lost their hearts to the horseven though smash is hearing impaired, he has already proven to be an outstanding patrol horse. we, too, have special needs, and we know that our goals can be reached. >> not only did they spend every spare moment at the mounted patrol barn with smash, they decided to sponsor him by raising money. >> and i mean a lot of money. so we had some fundraisers and now we would like to present the houston police foundation with a check. >> reporter: $10,000, in fact. enough to cover the cost of smash's care for the next two years. >> he can do anything that we can because we are special needs girls. >> reporter: officer jeff harris is the human officer partnered up with smash. he says smash's deafness may actually be a strength in the often noisy and sometimes chaotic job police horses do. >> hustle and bustle of the city life and then doing any kind of crowd control work, anything like that, it's actually kind of an asset. >> reporter: meantime, smash was more interested in nudging for treats

despite approximately 1.5 million americans suffering from lupus, including my stepdaughter, the lovely kathryn lehtinen, we still don't know exactly what causes lupus. it is a cruel and mysterious disease. we do know that almost 28,000 people are suffering from lupus in my south florida community. and while that disease cuts across racial, gender and ocial lines, we do know that lupus disproportionately impacts women and ethnic minority populations. so i'm extremely grateful for the outreach and the advocacy of the lupus foundation of america and especially its southeast florida chapter. as co-chair of the congressional lupus caucus, i will keep up the fight against this terrible disease, and i extend my deepest gratitude to amy kelly youden and everyone in the southeast florida chapter for their continued incredible work. and i thank judge poe for the time, and let's continue to work together in a bipartisan way to avoid a government shutdown. and i thank the gentleman for the time. very courteous, very texan. mr. poe: i thank the lady. reclaiming my time. thank you, once again, mr. speaker.

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