kelly wright his sharing his personal experiences about the late star. >> collective sadness over theeath of robin williams is palpable in hollywood. a number of celebrities are reacting to the newslettering their condolences across the media. martin saying i can't be more stunned about the loss of robin williams, acting partner genuine seoul. pam dawber who starred in moroccaned mindy said i am completely and totally devastated, what more can be said? even on the red carpet of the movie career the stars reflect on the tremendous legacy of robin williams. >> the guy was tremendously talented like no other. he had his own bench mark in comedy and acting. he -- would e won't see an equa. >> i worked with him in chu man fu. i had an experience to work with him up close and personal. monster. what a phenomenon. >> good friend chevy chase issued a statement, robin and i were great friends suffering from the same little known disease, depression. i never could have expected this ending to his life and to ours with him. god bless him and god bless his life. i can't believe this. i am overwhe

i'm kelly wright. and now back to cavuto on business. >>> well, hollywood is hoping for a november blockbuster, and you have probably heard of this, but the details are interesting. the midterms are approaching, and the a-listers are stepping up to send big bucks to the democrats. ben stein, it is a who's who list, and barbra streisand with better than $24,000 donated to help the democrats keep control of the senate. are you on that particular list? >> no, i am contributing to the national republican senatorial campaign committee, and so i am not on that list, but hollywood likes to show how rich it is, and throw the weight around and think it is the most important place in the world. if they can buy the election or help the democrats win and have important people like mr. obama come visit them, good for them. it is pennies to them. these are terribly rich people and not starving journalists and economists like me. >> and me. >> these are incredibly rich people where this is not even notice to people l

headquarters, i'm kelly wright. the military is pummeling the town of gaza.t least 35 palestinians are killed according to a hamas official. and this as a massive search for a lieutenant who was dragged and missing from that same tunnel. and now congress is to replace the crucial iron dome missile defense system. >> and in the country a huge marijuana a haul in tennessee. officials found 37,000 plants in a remote field worth nearly $40 mi million. the pot has since been destroyed and no arrests have been made, and authorities say that one person seems to be operating the drug farm, but he had a lot of help. i'm kelly wright, and now back to "cavuto on business." >>> well, no pain, no gain is fine i guess for a workout, but not so fine if you are trying to work out of the russian mess, because when america and the friends in europe put the economics smackdown on vladimir putin and company, they seem to keep putting the smackdown on themselves, so they dial it back which is why vlad is not so mad. charles payne? >> and wait until winter comes. i understand that

>>>f live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.oan rivers is in serious condition after undergoing an in-office surgical procedure. she is now in a medically induced coma. her daughter says that she is in serious condition, but she is receiving the best care possible and we ask you to keep her in your thoughts as we pray for her recovery. much more to come on this developing story. >>> meanwhile, overseas, vladimir putin delivering a blunt message to the west, don't mess with russia, because we have nuclear weapons. and putin making the remarks at a pro government youth camp one day before the european leaders gather to dday to discuss new sanctions on moscow over the actions against ukraine. i'm kelly wright, and we go back now to "bulls baend bears." >>> u.s. officials on guard for isis attack over here as great britain raises its terror alert over there. all while isis militants keep using social media to spread their deadly message everywhere. john, private social media companies trying to delete the accounts after they pop up,

i'm kelly wright. i'll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. for america's news headquaters. we're taking you back to forbes on fox for all your news headlines go to fox news.com. >> me. >> are you a citizen? >> yeah but does it really matter? >> not anymore unfortunately thank you. >> not anymore. it would be funny if it wasn't so serious and no one knows that better than the family of an off duty border agent in texas. murdered. his father wounded by two illegal immigrants confessing to it. now they're in jail but their wrap sheets showing multiple arrests and multiple deportations and now word of another attack on an agent in texas. is it time to seal our boarders no matter what the cost? hi everyone, welcome to fords on fox. let's go in focus with steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, carrie sheffield. steve what do we do? >> you're not going to perfectly seal a border but a lot more can be done. one is additional assets and two is enforcing additional law. those two guys should be rotting in u.s. jails from what they did several years ago and how about a president that takes

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. the israeli military going all out to search for its missing soldier. apparently he was ambushed an dragged into a up the nell. the attack left two israeli soldiers dead and shatter ed a cease-fire. president obama has accused the terror group of violating the truce, and calling for the immediate release of the soldier. >> and aide workers will arrive in georgia when a work ler be brought to emory university hospital and kept in strict isolation. it is considered one of the most sophisticated in the country, and the second american is expected to arrive in a few day s days. officials say they can be treated without putting the public in any danger. i'm kelly wright and we take you back to bulls and bears for all of the day's head looinlines. make sure you logon to foxne foxnews.com. >>> ebola anxiety is mounting as two infected u.s. citizens are being flown back to the states. they are on a quarantine chartered planes, but the bigger worry is what is happening on other planes. the wor

i am kelly wright. now back to "huckabee."plause) >>> chemistry officials say a new epa proposal would restrict coal plants and force businesses to move over seas and that would cost thousands of jobs. in west virginia, the second largest coal producing company in the country the congresswoman pledged to fight the administration on regulations. even her democratic opponent in the senate race is critical of the president's policies on coal. here is an ad released. >> where do they think the electricity come from? it is the hard working coal miners. i fight and stand up to leaders of both parties who threaten our way of life. i will make sure president obama gets the message. >> one thing i would like to agree with her turning the power off at the white house. >> pennsylvania is one of the largest coal producers in america. and they are rallying against the ridiculous epa rules. congressman, thanks for joining me and good to have you here today. >> thank you, governor. >> i heard the candidate for senate on the democratic side s

kelly wright is live. >> ferguson police say due to the death threats they are not releasing the name of the officer involved in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager. that decision appears to be adding more problems to the case. they are investigating the shooting of michael brown to determine if his civil rights were violated. some who saw it say brown's hands were raised when he was shot. >> i saw police chase after the guy. he was unarmed. he ran for his life. they gshot him. he put his arms up to let them know he was compliant and unarmed he shot him twice more he fell to the ground and died. >> two nights of rioting looting and confronting the police. the attorney who represented trayvon martin is calling for calm. >> let's do this the right way so we can get something done about this. >> in a statement president obama calling this heartbreaking expressing his concerns stating i urge everyone across missouri and the country to remember this young man through reflection and understanding, we should comfort each other and talk with one another in a way that heals no the

to send a message to prevent this r >> live from america's news headquarters, good morning, i'm kelly wrightjoan rivers is in serious condition where she is now in a medically induced coma two days after going into cardiac arrest during an in-office procedure. her daughter writes her condition is serious but she is receiving the best care possible. continue to keep her in your thoughts as we pray for her recovery. her career spans a half century. she also co-stars with her daughter on the reality show, melissa knows best. we will see you back here for a brand new hour of news. now back to forbes on fox. >> this looks like a scene at the irs right now. new reports suggest this is what the agency did with louise le n learner's blackberry. it was wiped clean of all sensitive information and then scrapped. it happened after theekç congressional probe targeting conservatives began. what do you make of that? >> there is a lot of criminal activity going on here starting with suppression, this justice department is doing absolutely nothing to prosecute. absolutely nothing done there. when the senat

. >> live from america's news headquarters i am kelly wright.vernor declaring a state of emergency as california dealed for the wildfires. thousands of firefighters are manning the mines. eight homes have been destroyed. the national hospital is -- in reading 55 miles away. that fire and one nearby scorched at least 90 square miles. china now saying the death toll from an afternoon earthquake reached 657. the 6.1 magnitude quake struck in the providence in southern china. 1800 people were injured at least 12,000 homes were destroyed. more than 2500 army troops stepped in to help with relief efforts and the red coulds is coming in with supplies as well. i am kelly wright now back to justice with judge jeanine. >> the polls don't lie. they are bad for congress. while the battle over the border crisis continues to escalate will president obama really move the poll he keeps bragging about. 79 percent think that you guys are doing a horrific job. the american people decemberisa and they are not happy with you guys. what say you? >> i wasn't happy wit

i'm kelly wright. joan rivers in serious condition where she's now in a medically induced coma two days after going into cardiac arrest during an in-office medical procedure. rivers co-stars with her daughter on the reality show "joan and melissa. melissa knows best." much more to come on this developing story as we follow it. meantime, overseas, the king of saudi arabia, delivering an ominous warning for u.s., king abdullah says terrorists will attack unless faced with, quote, power and speed from the international community. he didn't mention any group by name, but isis controls much of the territory in both iraq and syria. abdullah says they could reach europe in a month and america a month later. much more news at the top of the hour. i'm kelly wright. now back to "journal editorial report." >>> welcome back to this special edition of the "journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. well, it's labor day weekend, the unofficial start of the fall campaign season. as house and senate candidates are bus

i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters. >>" i'm heather childers. syrian rebels attacking u.n. peacekeepers in the golan heights. >> russia facing more sanctions as european union leaders huddle in the next steps in the growing crisis. >>> joan rivers remains in serious condition at a new york city hospital. we'll have the very latest. >>> but first, debate raging on capitol hill with how to deal with isis, critics coming down hard on president obama by saying we don't have a strategy yet for confronting the group in syria. meanwhile, in an op-ed piece for the "new york times," secretary of state john kerry saying that if left unchecked, isis' reign of terror could expand beyond the borders of iraq and syria, a warning we've been hearing about for a long time. molly heninberg is live with the details. >> good afternoon, kelly. secretary kerry says a global coalition needs to confront isis' quote nigh list tick vision and generocide ick agend. using tools, he says,

. ♪ >>> and good morning, i'm kelly wright.rookie indy car driver in serious condition after a terrifying crash last night. >> and in turn two, ideally, i think that you'd like to be low and in particular in going into -- oh, a huge crash here. >> and the driver finishing up a practice session in fontana, california, when he lost control of the car and slammed into another, and he is now hospitalized with multiple broken bownbrok brokbrok broken -- broken bones and a concussion can. >>> and joan rivers in serious condition where snhe is now in medically-induced coma after undergoing an in-office medical procedure, and doctors are not sure how long she was not breathing. for more of your headlines go to foxnews.com. >>> well, burger king wants to have the whopperer and doughnuts and, well, eat them, too. and the fast food chain is buying tim hortons which has some lawmakers sizzling mad, because they say that b.k. is cooking up the deal to head north of the border to pay more in taxes. and b.k.'s chairman has come ou: to say, lo

i'm kelly wright, and now back to "cavuto on business." >>> well, no pain, no gain is fine i guess for a workout, but not so fine if you are trying to work out of the russian mess, because when america and the friends in europe put the economics smackdown on vladimir putin and company, they seem to keep putting the smackdown on themselves, so they dial it back which is why vlad is not so mad. charles payne? >> and wait until winter comes. i understand that president obama can tell the europeans, hey, get tougher, guys, and get a backbone and it is funny, because in many ways coming from president obama who is talking about retreating to every conflict in the world. >> you don't like the president, do you? >> i think that, come on, you have to be kidding me. so these guys, and where are they going to get the natural gas come the wintertime, and the uk does not want to have financial sanctions and neither does germany. >> and didn't bp complain that when they announced the sanctions, it would hurt them. >> yes, and france is still selling them warships. >> it is weird that france built w

first prescription free at mybreo.com i'm kelly wright. now back to fox news. >>> a lot of the $1 billion in special tax breaks that the government doles out are going to doing gi day cares and yacht ownerships, and even relatixati spas for the workers. how do we stop this, gary b? >> well, the government decides in the infinite wisdom what work will work in what a areas. so we feed millions in and millions come out. isn't that a wonderful model. in the real world if a person, brenda, starts up doggie day care place and it does not work, they go out of business. in the government world, if the business just keeps getting bigger and bigger and bigger. when you have the free money out there which is what the tax credits are, it is a license to the e steal or use fraud or what are the start up dumb businesses that would never succeed in the real world. let the people keep their own money and get the government out of the business of creating jobs. >> and chuck, the concept sounds good, to help poor areas to get jobs. but nearly every city is

i'm kelly wright, and we go back now to "bulls baend bears." >>> u.s.ials on guard for isis attack over here as great britain raises its terror alert over there. all while isis militants keep using social media to spread their deadly message everywhere. john, private social media companies trying to delete the accounts after they pop up, but do they need to do a better job of blocking the evil messages before they are blasted out and go viral? >> yes, they need to try to do a better job and that is tough to do, because people can change the ss words and use different >> and gary b., a slippery slope though? are we talking about the government or someone saying, you can't put this on youtube, but you can put this. >> exactly, brenda. i guess i disagree with john on th this. one, look, i agree that the terrorist messages out there are horrible, and filthy, but there is a lot of filthy and horrible things on the internet, facebook, and twitter. and it is not twitter's job to be the enforcer of what we have is free speech. but the other part is that we have

i'm kelly wright and we take you back to bulls and bears for all of the day's head looinlines. make sure you logon to foxne foxnews.com. >>> ebola anxiety is mounting as two infected u.s. citizens are being flown back to the states. they are on a quarantine chartered planes, but the bigger worry is what is happening on other planes. the world health organization won't recommend screening passengers because some say it is too costly, but john, come on! you say there should be no cost spared here. >> yeah, there is a 21-day delay on the onset of symptoms, so it is tough to kind of screen, but this is one place where the government needs to spend the money. look, polio was supposed to be a trillion dollar disease and it has been virtually eradicated through prevention. we can do so much. there is a company in later stages of vaccine for ebow la and it needs to be expedited to make sure it is safe. if you want to eradicate the recidivism rates in prison, don't let a kid go there. prevention is harder to measure, but it is better spent to erad kate a problem. >>> and so jonas, this

ambassador gillerman, it's kelly wright. when we see this kind of behavior from hamas, how difficult is it for you to move forward with any kind of cease-fire that could ultimately lead to some sort of a break and thawing of the harsh reality that exists there? that's the fact that you're under duress and under stress. >> well, as i said before, i do not believe that this is about a cease-fire. i believe this is about israel taking an action which it believes to be the right one to actually reposition itself. i'm not even sure that all israeli troops or most israeli troops will be leaving gaza. we first have to make sure that we have destroyed all the tunnels. but even once we've done that, i'm not sure that this will be a total withdrawal of gaza. we'll have to wait and see what the prime minister says, but my sense is that this isn't over. it's just a repositioning, taking the lead into our hands. we will no longer be led or misled by hamas or its cronies, and we will take action as we see fit, and we will reposition ourse

i'm kelly wright in new york.resident obama is set to talk to reporters ahead of the departure to martha's vineyard and the president is going to discuss why he authorized humanitarian drops of food and wear the to help iraqi civilian s and to provide protection for americans serving in iraq. we go to correspondent doug mckelway who is on the white house lawn. and what is the president going to talk about this morning? >> well, kelly, he is not going to be expressing anything particularly new about the iraq situation, and probably a follow-up of the remarks from the other night. we have learned a couple of new developments. there was a new humanitarian air drop to the minority members stranded and corralled high atop mount sinjar, and new rounds of artillery airstrikes that targeted infantry and a drone attack which attacked a mortar position, and then when the isis fighters returned to the mortar position, the predator drone attacked them and in the words of the rear admiral john kirby at the pentagon, they were

i'm kelly wright. i'll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. for america's news headquaters. we're taking you back to forbes on fox for all your news headlines go to fox news.com. >> me. >> are you a citizen? >> yeah but does it really matter? >> not anymore unfortunately thank you. >> not anymore. it would be funny if it wasn't so serious and no one knows that better than the family of an off duty border agent in texas. murdered. his father wounded by two illegal immigrants confessing to it. now they're in jail but their wrap sheets showing multiple arrests and multiple deportations and now word of another attack on an agent in texas. is it time to seal our boarders no matter what the cost? hi everyone, welcome to fords on

>> kelly wright joins us live. thank you, kelly. >> voter turnouts for primaries in four states. it was a night for incumbents in kansas. >> three term republican senator pat roberts holding off tea party challenger milton wolf. in the cap sass race for governor sam brown back beating business owner jennifer win. he will face paul davis in the fall. in michigan republican congressman becoming the third incumbent to fall this election cycle losing his primary to foreclosure torn -- attorney david trott. >> bergdahl is ready to answer questions and will be as cooperative as possible. a new picture showing a healthy bergdahl preparing for his sit down with an army general probing the circumstances of his 2009 disappearance in afghanistan. fellow soldiers accuse him of deserting his post. he was traded for five taliban pridz another -- prisoners. let's talk about what questions you want him to answer today. log on to "fox & friends" facebook page at #keep talking. >>> the crossroads of the world. watch a terrifying moment the a traffic light comes crashing down on a busy sidewalk aft

i am kelly wright in new york another night of chaos in ferguson, missouri as police and protestors continueto clash. police resorting to tear gas again to control the crowd. dem strierts upset over the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager michael brown at the hands of a white cop. violent clashes similar to this happening daily since the august 9th incident. police saying the latest confrontation was sparked by protestors throwing molotov cocktails. the crowd bigger than the ones that turned out last night from the midnight to 5:00 a.m. curfew. 7 people were arrested and one man was shot. it appears there are some arrests tonight but still waiting for confrontation. many protestors have been peaceful but the violence is over shadowing that. we take you to "huckabee." for all of your news go to foxnews.com. julie bandaras. >> on friday, nas-car ruled that drivers can't exit their cars after on track instances until safety personnel or nas-car officials comes to the scone. this is after the tragedy in a sprint race track in upstate new york. it resulted in the tragic death of kevin war

kelly wright to explain the latest on that. >> famous forensic experts says his autopsy on michael brown would not resolve the controversy over police officer daniel wilson shooting the teenage. 18-year-old michael brown was shot 6 times four shots hitting his right arm two in the head. only six of the three bullets were recovered from the body. michael brown's family requested that michael bod den conduct the independent autopsy that according to an article in the new york times. b michael b the entry wounds show how he was hit in the body and two shots hitting him in the head. the autopsy does not show blame or justification for the shooting. more information is needed such as police examining the police car to determine if gun shot residue is present. they are canvassing the neighborhood to determine if brown's civil rights were violated. the justice department will have its own autopsy. they sited extraordinary circumstances in the case for the reason plus a request from the family. benjamin crump the attorney says the autopsies reveal the officer showed abrazen disregard for michael

kelly wright is live with the deadly virus. good morning, kelly. >> good morning to you as well. outbreak is causing fear amo among americans that it could spread beyond the borders of west african nations even here in the united states. some expressing concern about public safety after kent brant lee one of two american missionaries battling ebola arrived in a special suit in atlanta to undergo treatment. the doctors being cared for at a special unit at emory hospital. >> he appears to be improving. that's encouraging. it is probably the case people who are mal newhealthy are bett those with tenuous health as many patients who are tragically dying from ebola have. >> because of the ebola crisis two african leaders will not attend a summit of african leaders that president obama is hosting this week. this due to the fact that they are just fearful that they had to take care of the crisis in their own country. the cdc says there is no concern about travelers arriving here from america -- or from africa. >> it is a deadly disease. it is understandable to be scared of it. the bottom

kelly wright is here with the big winners the best moments and who wore what best on the red carpet.hey ainsley and lea good morning to you. capping off the final season with six emmy wins. >> an emmy goes to... "breaking bad." >> can i just say i love halle berry? took home the biggest award of the night best drama series. brian kran ton picked up lead actor and also supporting roles. in the comedy category modern family won best fseries for the 5th straight year. peeking of funny. jimmy kimmel had laughs when he decided to roast matthew mcconaughey? >> why is he nominated for a television award. he doesn't even own a television. you agree. you may well see tbe the best actor. you won the oscar five months ago. no offense but how many speeches of yours are we supposed to sit through? >> hollywood paid tribute to the late comedian robin williams. billy crystal speaking about his good friend. >> he was on stage he was the greatest friend you could ever image. for almost 40 years he was the brightest star in a comedy galaxy. robin williams, what a concept. >> now taking a look at the b

i'm kelly wright. now back to justice. >> israel has accepted another egyptian proposal for the new 72-hour cease fire with the gaza militants. the agreement opens the door for more talks on a long-term agreement after a month of heavy fighting. after the last three-day cease fire the militants resumed rocket fire on israel after cease fire erupted. danny is live from jerusalem. what's your reaction to the latest cease fire? >> good evening, judge. i love counting the cease fire. i don't know how many cease fires we have already and i have no expectations for the hamas. we had to close down along the border with gaza. we had military aid to the people in gaza and sent rockets to those who were feeding food to the people. i have no expectation for the hamas. yet we have a cease fire now. we don't know if it will hold. >> well, danny, what's the point of a cease fire if hamas violates it but let's assume they are not violating it. we have a 72-hour cease fire that egypt oh straits then what do we do star

. >>> live from america's news headquarterseses i'm kelly wright. second american aid worker who contracted ebola in africa will make her way to the u.s. soon at the emory hospital in atlanta. one doctor is said to be improving after spending the first night in isolation. officials say there is very little risk of an outbreak in the u.s. a team of investigatorses continuing to sort through the wreckage of a malaysian jetliner. the team searched the area sunday, finding more personal belongingses of the victimses remains of two hup people have been returned to the netherlands for identification. the flight was shut down with 298 passengers asks crew on board july 17th. there were no survivors now back to justice with judge jeanini. e. lie. they are bad for congress. while the battle over the border crisis continues to escalate will president obama really move the poll he keeps bragging about. 79 percent think that you guys are doing a horrific job. the american people decemberisa and they are not happy with you guys. what say you? >> i wasn't happy w

i'm kelly wright. to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters. >>" i'm heather childers. syrian rebels attacking u.n. peacekeepers in the golan heights. >> russia facing more sanctions as european union leaders huddle in the next steps in the growing crisis. >>> joan rivers remains in serious condition at a new york city hospital. we'll have the very latest.

. >> i'm kelly wright. three days of quiet is over with rockets flying once again between israel and gaza. and now we're learning a senior hamas leader is a casualty. >>> a hollywood ending to a truly scary high-speed chase. but this isn't the really frightening part. wait until you hear who police say the suspect forced to go on that chase. >>> and one hurricane is rare, but two? the islands have most dodged a double whammy. we'll have a live report coming up. >>> topping the news this hour, president obama speaking out today on the crisis in iraq, saying an operation to free thousands of religious refugees trapped by terrorists will take time. the president also calling a series of u.s. air strikes targeting militant positions a success but saying it's not a crisis that can be solved in just a matter of weeks. meanwhile, the u.s. conducting a new humanitarian air drop for those desperate refugees. doug joins us live from the white house with more details. doug, what we're seeing is a humanitarian effort l

i'm kelly wright.take you to huckabee. >>> industry officials say a new epa proposal to regulate carbon dioxide emissions in powerplants would place crippling restrictions on coal plants all over the country. it would force businesses to move overseas. that would cost thousands of jobs. in west virginia the second largest coal producing state in the country, republican congresswoman and senate candidate pledged to continue fighting the administration on regulations. even her democratic opponent in the senate race, natalie ten gnat, is pretty critical of the president's policies on coal. here is an ad she released this week. >> where do they think the electricity come from? we know it's the hard working west virginia coal miners that power america. i fought to power our coal jobs alongside joe manchin. i'll make sure president obama gets the message. >> one thing i would like to agree with her on is turning the power off at the white house. that's a good idea. pennsylvania is also one of the largest coa

. >>> hello, i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters. >>> topping the news this hour, two americans infected with the ebola virus are going to be treated for the first time here in the united states. and one of them just arrived. we covered it for you here on fox. >>> also, new fallout for cia drejtor john brennan after he acknowledges the agency spied on senate staffers. >>> plus, new violence in the gaza strip as a search is under way for an israeli soldier believed to be captured by hamas. >>> we begin today with new developments in the crisis at our nation's southern border. house lawmakers taking action and president obama vowing to act alone as thousands of children are pouring into the country without their parents and with no place to go. house lawmakers approving investigation late yesterday. but critics and senate lawmakers say it has no chance of ever becoming law. molly heninberg is live from washington with the rest of the story. >> hello, democrats don't like the

. >> i'm kelly wright.s of quiet is over with rockets flying once again between israel and gaza. and now we're learning a senior hamas leader is a casualty. >>> a hollywood ending to a truly scary high-speed chase. but this isn't the really frightening part. wait until you hear who police say the suspect forced to go on that chase. >>> and one hurricane is rare, but two? the islands have most dodged a double whammy. we'll have a live report coming up.

. >>> hello, i'm kelly wright.come to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters. >>> topping the news this hour, two americans infected with the ebola virus are going to be treated for the first time here in the united states. and one of them just arrived. we covered it for you here on fox. >>> also, new fallout for cia drejtor john brennan after he acknowledges the agency spied on senate staffers. >>> plus, new violence in the gaza strip as a search is under way for an israeli soldier believed to be captured by hamas. >>> we begin today with new developments in the crisis at our n

wright. meeting adjourned >> thank you very much. (clapping.) sociogood morning, everyone. good morning. good morning. my name is harlan kelly the director of the public utilities commission i'm excited to welcome you here today, it's a diverse group we're going to talk about the issues we're looking and facing the drought. the puc you're in headquarters of the puc it's a if you don't know about the puc we're responsible for water wastewater and power our water system is a vast water system we provide water to 2.6 million yourselves in the bay area not only in the retail but wholesale swill as the a regional issue we talk about the water not only our drinking water see but our wastewater we have a unique opportunity to look for opportunities to expand our water supply and a lot of is it reconstrict we're looking at ways to take advantage of that. this headquarters represents what the puc is about later today, you'll take a hour of the building and so we treat our wastewater on city i site we recircle it through the urinalysis and the toilets it's a amazing building and you'll look at all the great features we have today so i

. >> reporter: patricia kelly, a former marine and he quest triian helped wright find peace in an unlikely then misskelley started to teach me things about horses and, you know, make me look forward to something. >> reporter: for more than 30 years kelly has helped children in hartford stay on the right track through her nonprofit ebony horsewomen, the program offers horseback lessons and teaches animal science to more than 300 young people a year. >> head up, you're doing good, babe. i'm working with some of the brightest human beings ever put on a planet. what has happened is that some of that creativity and some of that brilliance has been blocked up by circumstances. >> reporter: hartford, connecticut, is one of the most violent cities in the country but this native daughter of hartford wants to change that by empowering its youngest citizens. >> the success rate is tremendous. we stress education. we've had a 100% graduation from high school. >> reporter: and next fall, fred plans to take his passion to new heights cornell university's horseshoeing program. >> i'm very proud of him. h

kelly wright to explain the latest on that. >> famous forensic experts says his autopsy on