i'm kennedy. ♪ kennedy: high, you.ry clinton was on alan showing her softer, rhythmic side. ♪ god. i am looking around for a handful of pills so i can swallow them and ended. part of her dynastic reset. and not a machiavelli. foxbusiness. joined by comedian. host of the gavin mcinnis show. they welcome to one and all. a great day to be here, just a few days after labor day. i will start with you. she went for this big interview, but you are surprised by her choice of anchor. >> i thought she would go to brian williams. msnbc all the way. >> my was blown out. she has that still face. you expect to make conversation without betraying emotion. i wish i would have appreciated answering the questions better. that is donor speak for i did not know lying would cause a problem. kennedy: what should she apologize for? >> how about nuclear secrets involving north korea that were marked top-secret? kennedy: you might be likable. >> never had e-mails that were classified. the state department allows for private e-mails, but she ne

. ♪ kennedy: hello. am watching the reaction to hillary clinton's campaign as it continues to colonel like sour milk as democrats scramble to find a political savior. nervous democrats are looking around for potential white night which is so racist. #white knights matter. they also.out the late game an ultra- lame apology and overbite dancing may not be enough to save her candidacy and speculate that the chatter could continue. used to have so much footing she was footloose. ♪ kennedy: no lie, on-air footage. now it's all but gone forever. kennedy: that is the server breaking her legs. if establishment democrats can stomach the excitement of bernie sanders full-blown socialism, which retreads will they draft to ride the donkey? the time speculates a list of four which includes al gore, but he is a big fat hypocrite who was never likable in the 1st place. he has his head up leonardo dicaprio's gulfstream. he looks like a slip and hangs out on nantucket too much. he is out. elizabeth born is exciting. prob

kennedy: so. mollie, hillary admits to dunham, not only is she a feminist but more women do not declare that. >> she said shy was puzzled, 80% of americans do not identify as feminists, in the interview issue she said it just means that we believe men and women are equal, if that is true someone should tell feminists, because they spend their time complains about men. kennedy: and you know, one of those interviews, that i did not really expect leyna to push hillary clinton or get any interesting air engaging nuggets, but why did hillary clinton do this interview. >> she is trying to play to the only core constituentency that hillary has left when are young, unattractive, and loud mouth and annoying, dunham is that. kennedy: her boyfriend is handsome. dated scarlett johansson and in a rock 'n roll band. >> that is good. >> sure. kennedy: so, you are a millennium. -- a millennial, this interview of taylor made for you. >> i was cringing the entire time. it is like watching my mother at a cocktail pa

kennedy: what would you like?ip of the taco bell franchise, i walk 35 blocks to get it, if i opened it, they would deliver it to me. kennedy: set your own rules. >> right. >> 35 blocks for taco bell. kennedy: that is why she is in such great shape. >> people put buckets of chocolate covered lard in my face. >> two scientists from u.k., launched campaign against sex robot, to stop future human cyborg relations. it is to stop man from forming unhealthy relationships with their appliances. joe, am i the only one that smells a rat? i think that human-robot relations would be a great thi thing. especially for our golden americans who no longer have their partners, or access to tender or grinder. >> i don't think that people use sex bots, there is a lot of back and forth with those and real women, is know once you on that team yo you done, you uses sex bahts this makes sense -- sex bots, this makes sense we're turns to a nation of obese shut ins, but when you see when men's sex toys look like, i saw one, i went -- 92 th

it was kennedy. to see any violence occurring as emanating from the radical right, anti-communists or racists. when word spread that afternoon that kennedy had been shot, broadcasters began to speculate quickly that some forces from the right were responsible. therefore people were shocked when they began, when oswald was arrested and they showed tapes of oswald demonstrating on behalf of castro the previous summer, appearing on television interviews saying he was a communist. someone who had defected to the soviet union in 1959 before returning. it seemed plain that kennedy, given the evidence, was a victim or casualty of the cold war. that would seem to be the that would seem to be the interpretation that would be placed on the event. this was not the case. very quickly, this event was interpreted by liberals, by political leaders, even political leaders across the spectrum, as an event in the civil rights crusade. kennedy is a victim of the nation's culture of the radical right. this is a copy, yo

kennedy: what would you like?he taco bell franchise, i walk 35 blocks to get it, if i opened it, they would deliver it to me. kennedy: set your own rules. >> right. >> 35 blocks for taco bell. kennedy: that is why she is in such great shape. >> people put buckets of chocolate covered lard in my face. >> two scientists from u.k., launched campaign against sex robot, to stop future human cyborg relations. it is to stop man from forming unhealthy relationships with their appliances. joe, am i the only one that smells a rat? i think that human-robot relations would be a great thi thing. especially for our golden americans who no longer have their partners, or access to tender or grinder. >> i don't think that people use sex bots, there is a lot of back and forth with those and real women, is know once you on that team yo you done, you uses sex bahts this makes sense -- sex bots, this makes sense we're turns to a nation of obese shut ins, but when you see when men's sex toys look like, i saw one, i went -- 92 tha -- >>

it kennedy is coming up next. ♪ ♪ a.nedy: i'm watching you watching me, candidate desperately fighting against feeding into the background, the donald trump setting the agenda especially on immigration. creating a litmus test by changing the results halfway through the exam. scott walker going all in on border security. when he talked about this from those terrorist harboring canadians. it sounds like this but he's actually serious. >> some people raised some very legitimate concerns including law enforcement that was brought about a week and a half ago. so that is an issue for us to look at. kennedy: pandering to people in new hampshire whether the state motto stanzas live free or die, including enhanced spying and wall building. well, that really smells freedom. when in doubt -- ♪ ♪ kennedy: chris christie's iowa prospects are flatter than pancakes. and in a attempt to deliver a boost, he has offered to track illegal immigrants by fedex packages. kennedy: when it absolutely positively has to be deported to el salvador

kennedy: exactly.t's why i support teams and training that is my dubai kraits and they go 100 miles. >> even with issues of taxation. the guy with the mustache who says may i have the job monday but in reality it is a beefcake from long island with a gun and will demand the money. kennedy: that is out government gets back cash by force but unfortunately they have begun in the other ones can force you to give them money. thank you so much for being here. your logic is pointing. coming up your emails and your tweets. find out next kennedy: there is only a few certainties of death and taxes and steadying your toe. randall crenshaw talks about "topical storm." >> this is entertaining news. >> i the kennedy from the little bird that posted videos to a the cougar that we see today. >> deal like trump because your deliveries are similar. >> i love your wit you look so nice grey is a riot if you are both an asset to the fox channel. >> can never seen as both in the same place? been a guy record you overheard o

kennedy: exactly.t's why i support teams and training that is my dubai kraits and they go 100 miles. >> even with issues of taxation. the guy with the mustache who says may i have the job monday but in reality it is a beefcake from long island with a gun and will demand the money. kennedy: that is out government gets back cash by force but unfortunately they have begun in the other ones can force you to give them money. thank you so much for being here. your logic is pointing. coming up your emails and your tweets. find out next d slamming shut] man's voice: you! woman's voice: you! you! you! [door slams shut] [both voices] you! oh ugh your fault you! my fault? your fault ugh your fault your right what? it's my fault what do you mean, your fault? ♪just the two of us you're right. it's my fault ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ maybe both of us? ♪just the two of us woman's voice: maybe just you ♪just the two of us ♪just the two of us ♪building ... kennedy: there is only a few certain

i am kennedy. ♪ ♪ kennedy: republican presidential hopefuls are getting anxious as we look for tricks their supporters and on any shakeups. let's welcome the party panel. we have the host of risk and reward, and comedian dave smith, along with another comedienne. i blame rosetta stone. welcome, panel. let's discuss. who is the most desperate of all of the republicans who are responding to donald trump. >> you know, they are trying to set up college campus support with the students. $1.2 trillion in outstanding debt. and so i think that's a better way to talk about it and saying both for so-and-so. but what is more important is the perception of young people being very excited and maybe hoping to use some of that sander's secret sauce and get these young and all fired up to make him look relevant. what do you think enact. >> i think that there's probably a lot of that to it. but if you just forget this race. i think that these kids, the young libertarians. i hope that every conservative hears me that they are the only hope for the country. the only hope. so there is no young conservati

kennedy: exactly.t's why i support teams and training that my dubai kraits and they go 100 miles. >> even with issues of taxation. the guy with the mustache who says may i have the job monday but in reality it is a beefcake from long island with a gun and will demand the money. kennedy: that is out government gets back cash by force but unfortunately they have begun in the other ones can force you to give them money. thank you so much for being here. your logic is pointing. coming up your emails and your tweets. find out next do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. di

i am kennedy. ♪ kennedy: the g.o.p.stablishment is creating their teeth we're so happy many say they are prepared to support trumpet he gets the nomination. but will they? ben is year it and also michael, author of dear reader and of course, matt welch from "reason" magazine. welcome. let's talk about donald trump. you say this is inappropriate description with the hip-hop analogy? >> he does. the g.o.p. lives in the artery -- dario speed wagon time. donald trump flaunts his wealth, he refuses to a acknowledge he is not the best at everything and is misogynist it. i'm telling you he will get major inroads with the youth vote coated figure will do fairly well with the black vote as well. mark bywords. kennedy: were the first person to explain in those terms but we do say it like that it makes a lot more sense and for some people who have not quite made sense of the candidacy is palatable. swilled republicans bolted he is the nominee? >> absolutely for sure. >> q know that if rand paul got the nomination. >> but what happ

. ♪ kennedy: high.apitalizing on another solid debate performance using the momentum of solid answers and gender contracts to push her upof the fickle presidential totem pole sitting just downwind of donald trump nine places behind his support according to the latest cnn poll. she loves math and judiciously deploys numbers and specifics mike price boca lows in a drab from. >> we need about 50 army been grades, 36 marine six marine battalions, somewhere between 30350 naval ships. the border has been insecure for 25 years. 307,000 veterans of died waiting for healthcare. kennedy: what made women --dash was her unflappable dismissal of the cheese ball critique of her book. as i predicted, she seals her own art of the deal for the donald. >> women all over the country heard clearly what he said. kennedy: the interesting part was, the sky is opening up terrain pink confetti. he was the instant capitulation. >> she has a beautiful face and is a beautiful woman. >> hillary, take note. >> these are not the droi

kennedy: all right. high.en mirren late and on sexism and body language saying it annoys me when i seei see men with an arm slung around the girlfriend's shoulders. sparkling, handsome, gorgeous. let us discuss.let us discuss. she does not want to see guys walking around with arms around the ladies back, but i think it's sad. >> the day my husband stops touching maybe we will have a serious problem. there is a reason women cannot have it all, they don't know what it is they want. nothing is good enough. i enough. i wish that these actors and actresses would do what they are good at. kennedy: i think she is being a little overly sensitive. i no she is aa sexy beast and you have had a fetish for a long time. >> ami'm on the record saying that she can get it. kennedy: are also on the record saying that your going to give it to her. >> i would. kennedy: as, if you and eleanor dating would you put your arm around her? >> with my, 16? put my hand in your back pocket. i'm with her. >> when your rollerskating. [laught

i am kennedy. kennedy: today pope francis excited the left and right.he leftthe left loving him for his take on an equality and immigration. we have jedediah fila, fox news contributor, also a perfectly shaped pocket toy. you can't quite see it right now. jamie weinstein, senior editor from the daily caller. so nice to have you. a little bit of something for everyone. what did he accomplish? >> i think that he got all of congress to stand up and applaud at the same time while which is something we never see. i love that he reached out to young people. >> and he made a point of that several times. >> and he made a point of not being divisive and giving a little bit of something to everyone. what other person could you imagine getting up in front of congress. i give him credit for that. everyone was looking for him we're waiting for him to talk about climate change or abortion or issues. >> he struck a nice balance, and your right about the tone. a sweeta sweet guy, incredibly likable. i appreciated what he had to say. >> am picky with my pope's i like th

ethel kennedy, wife of robert kennedy and senator robert kennedy. senator edward kennedy and his wife. the prime minister is being presented. i correct myself, that is senator edward kennedy now. cardinal spellman is approaching the holy father. the deputy prime minister and the prime minister of ireland. you see the delegates, the senior officials of the secretary of the organization, the cardinals of the papal party. now is the foreign minister. followed by the french permanent representative to the united nations, ambassador stevens. during the official visit of president de gaulle, he was accompanied by the foreign minister. he exchanges some words with the pontiff. ambassador sedu. the foreign minister of chile. secretary of state dean rusk. the ambassador of the united states. mrs. goldberg, the ambassador's wife. the ex-president of the general u and hisp fro wife. pope john paul ii served from 1978 until his death in 2005, the second longest serving open history. up next, we look back to

kennedy: exactly.why i support teams and training that is my dubai kraits and they go 100 miles. >> even with issues of taxation. the guy with the mustache who says may i have the job monday but in reality it is a beefcake from long island with a gun and will demand the money. kennedy: that is out government gets back cash by force but unfortunately they have begun in the other ones can force you to give them money. thank you so much for being here. your logic is pointing. coming up your emails and your tweets. find out next i try hard to get a great shape. this... i can do easily. new benefiber healthy shape helps curb cravings. it's a clear, taste-free daily supplement that's clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. new benefiber healthy shape. this, i can do. every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto

kennedy: exactly. that's why i support teams and training that is my dubai kraits and they go 100 miles. >> even with issues of taxation. the guy with the mustache who says may i have the job monday but in reality it is a beefcake from long island with a gun and will demand the money. kennedy: that is out government gets back cash by force but unfortunately they have begun in the other ones can force you to give them money. thank you so much for being here. your logic is pointing. coming up your emails and your tweets. find out next everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. so jill, i know the markets have taken a hit lately. mm hmm. just wanted to touch base. how did edward jones come to manage over $800 billion dollars in assets? huh. okay. here's our latest market outlook. two things that i'd like to point out... through face time when you really need it. so that's interesting, you know we had spoken about that before. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. h

ethel kennedy and robert kennedy. senator edward kennedy and his wife. the prime minister of ireland. i correct myself. that is someone else. the cardinal is approaching the holy father. .he deputy prime minister we seen the secretary of the organization, the cardinals and , and a minister of france has been presented, followed by the french minister. course, had a visit summit two years ago. accompanied by the prime minister. the ambassador. the prime minister of chile. and this is followed by another representative. and the ambassador's wife. and the president of the general assembly. announcer: pope john

in president kennedy's old oval office, mrs.n lincoln, his secretary and her aids removed every scrap, every vestige of the signs of the personal touches of president kennedy. >> we know from history that one test of society is how do they handle the transfer of power at the top? lyndon johnson, whatever you thought of him, a lot of people disliked him greatly, some hated him would be the president of the united states. i think it shouted about the strength of the country and that we swear by the rule of law. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> my fellow americans, all i have, i would have given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows he has to show the country that the ship of state is sailing on under the new captain. but at the same time, he can't appear to be too anxious to assume power and he has to keep the kennedy people on board with him. so that speech means everything. >> no words are strong enough to express our determination to continue the forward thrust of america that he began. [

on kennedy. ♪ ♪ .ore of hillary clinton state department e-mails are spewed forth republican consumption, her lead in the polls is shrinking. well, any nuggets from her gaping mailbox ever make her look good? i don't think so. and it's problematic. ron a daily beast at the washington chief, he is here tonight along with michael malice, who has written one of my favorite books from the 19th century. called dear reader, and you should read it immediately. and michael, daily beast columnist, multitalent and multicultural, gentlemen, welcome to you all. michael, i'm going to start with you. do you think that you have said that this falls into the quantum that her e-mails somehow are in this magical never-never land where they're not stamped ever and one just assumes that all the information she has received on her server was never classified. >> yeah. really bizarre. their claim is that because these are not marked that was the last time not classified. you can't really classify an e-mail as soon as it's g

kennedy was killed.k at this america as a whole in the 20th century, you look at america in the 60s, you really say, that day was the dividing point. >> i guess in the average man's life, there are two or three emotional experiences that he doesn't forget. because they're burned into his heart and his brain. and no matter what happens to me, i will remember november the 22nd as long as i live. it is impossible for me to this day, and i'm sure ten years from now to drive through dallas and look at the book depository building and impossible to drive by this morning and not think about the day president kennedy died there. it will always be with us. >> kennedy, along side other presidents, johnson, nixon, gerald ford, jimmy carter, reagan and two bushes, even bill clinton, people, they don't remember what they did, but they remember their rhetoric. and they remember the images. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> this is what people wish for again in the go

not president kennedy. not attorney general kennedy. not later president johnson. this is von braun. he had gone to the legislature several times to get money for universities, research centers. this was braun. he was one of us. when he starts standing up to george wallace and the alabama legislature on race issues, that means something. he is not a yankee. he is not somebody from somewhere else. he is not a washington bureaucrat. he is the guy if huntsville. >> that's right. >> if you ever get a chance to read the hate mail that he received, there were a lot of people who wrote him, bringing up his past during the war, saying, we thought you understood us? and, essentially calling him a race traitor for standing up and advocating civil rights here in alabama. so, his was an evolution. now whether he was truly a civil libertarian, he had seen the light and been converted, or whether he just wanted to build rockets and he would say and do whatever cleared that path. >> yeah. >> depends on which biography you want to read and how want to believe. there are very good

, not the attorney general kennedy, not later president johnson. he's going to he's got the villages which are to get the money from the universities and research centers. when he starts standing up to george wallace and the alabama legislature on race issues that means something. he's not a yankee. he stopped someone from somewhere else, he's not a washington aircraft. he is in huntsville. and if you ever get a chance to read the hate mail that he received, there are a lot of people that wrote him bringing up his past during the war saying we thought you understood us and essentially calling him a traitor for standing up and advocating civil rights. whether he was a civil libertarian and he's seen the light and has been converted over whether he would do whatever cleared the path. it depends on which biography you want to read and who you want to believe and there are some very good biographies. it's a wonderful place to start and possibly finish. >> and we have a story in the book of george wallace when he was preparing to run for president and h

so he's going up in one shadow, kennedy is a page in the california legislature, kennedy is a littlet ronald reagan and also a little bit earl warren. and he today, was thinking about brown v. board of education because he talked about both of them last week with same-sex marriage and so is in it -- it's not a coincidence that for one republican on the court that most gets it on gay rights, comes from northern california where we get it on alternative lifestyles and so they are the four liberals. and that means understanding, equality, dignity, friends that happen to be a part of this. and kennedy feels that in a way that is very authentic. he grew up and i grew up basically it's absolutely halfway between san francisco, that is where i grew up and sacramento, but northern california is renowned for respect for alternative lifestyles and especially sexual freedom and equality image you project in the book that justice kennedy made a landmark ruling for a divided court, holding marriage equality, on what grounds do you think you will do so and how is california influencing this. >> th

senator kennedy lost the first and decisive fight.is party. >> i congratulate president carter on his victory here. i am confident that the democratic party will reunite on the basis of democratic principles and that together we will march towards a democratic victory in 1980. >> people are cheering kennedy on. the enthusiasm for what he has to say is much more than the response that carter gets. >> in good times and bad, in the valleys and on the peaks, we've told people the truth. >> carter then wants kennedy to come up on stage and hold hands and show people that this party is unified. but when kennedy comes up, he doesn't really do that. >> there will be no pictures in tomorrow's paper for posterity of kennedy holding gemmy carter's hand aloft. you know, this is slightly awkward. >> kennedy did not win. could not win. and, yet, he had ripped the party apart when what they needed to win that election was full democratic unity. >> this country needs a new administration with a renewed dedication to the dream of an american. an admin

[inaudible] >> yes, in fact, kennedy library staff was fantastic. but the kennedy foundation wasn't eager to cooperate and so they didn't open their records of the history of the library to me. but luckily the members of the foundation were the kennedy family and they donated their papers into the kennedy library and opened them and most of those papers were foundation papers, copies, meeting minutes so i was able to get copies anyway. yes, thank you. >> i have a question about classification. if i understand in the nonpresidential papers, the billions of papers in the archives, it's the agency that generated the documents that gets to decide when it's declassified; is that right? >> if you don't mind me handing over to a greater expert in the field for the answer. >> the question i have then is about the presidential library, so in this case you have private individuals, these foundations which are often family, at least in the beginning, are connected to the families and in these cases they're the ones who are making decision on declassification;

kennedy in 1961. he'd been very specific with the cia about how he liked his picls, he wanted them short and to the point, he wanted the card stock the thing was written on to be small enough to fit into a breast pocket of a jacket so he could read the thing anywhere. he wanted the picle to be written in simple plain english. no gobbledygook. the director the cia now, john brennan, explained what happened on the day that first picl was first delivered to president john f. kennedy in 1961 -- poolside. check this out. >> it was june 17, 1961 an and aide had just arrived from washington carrying a top-secret document. the president sat down to read it next to the swimming pool, perched on the edge of the diving board. the document was seven pages long and printed on short square blocks of paper with spiral binding along the top. inside were two maps, a few notes, and 14 intelligence briefs. most no more than two sentences in length. on topics ranging from laos to cuba to kruschev. after reading the docum

writes that and justice scalia and justice kennedy is appointed by ronald reagan within two years ofeach other to have a rather different vision having read the options avoided the justice o brown vs. board of education and grow to love the inverses virginia and apartheid in marriage there were 13 years apart the liberal republican and if you heard the oral argument kennedy mentioned those two cases but to open the use about the two cases where the timing between them we call for the roberts court except like the obamacare decision is said kennedy's world. >> but the chapter is talked about the quality the first part of the chapter is of a lecture i gave in sacramento 20 years ago tried to update to say here is what he is done since then i think he is the same person. stay tuned to. >> what you would say to justice kennedy put there is so much else to you get through. >> there are to a superb chapters the bay state to view your images chief justice roberts said the initiative in one dish unanimous decision that quoting this save speech and the statement at that moment childhood indep

kennedy assassinated. riots engulfing our cities. the escalating war in vietnam claiming the presidency and alienating millions of americans. against this backdrop nasa resumed it's manned flights and aimed to test in space the craft that it hoped to land on the moon before year's end. a sudden change of plans turned apollo 8 into another make or break mission. >> apollo 8 was not going to be a lunar flight. it was going to be an orbital flight to test the lunar module to make sure that everything was correct before we would ever go to the moon. >> apollo 8 was a big step forward though even as successful americans would still be trailing the russians in the race to the moon. >> they had sent a spacecraft around the moon to test whether they could send cosmonauts and they were fairly successful. but then in the soviet hierarchy they had a controversy. should we send the cosmonauts and the other people said we should send one more time to be sure. >> they began getting signals that maybe the soviets were going to dry a big figure eigh

i'm kennedy. and praised president obama on his climate change initiative. >> addressing the urgency, it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem, we can no longer be left to our future generation. >> he's doing his best, addressing congress tomorrow and will we hear more of the same? address him in his native spanish? all right. and joining the panel tonight, former ms. america, and she's smart and joining her hot as a pistol, dagon from fox business network. >> no. crowns or sashes. >> not yet. >> surprise surprise. >> well, you know who does have a crown and a sash, comedian jimmy, always comes prepared. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> dagon, gator i'm going to start with you. can you be an eager capitalist and good catholic at the same time? >> well, maybe. i don't know. i'm not -- i wonder if you compare the united states to cuba. >> yeah. >> you see the good that capitalism can do in terms of the amount of money that this country give

kennedy died at approximately 1:00 central standard time. wound in the brain. i have no other details regarding the assassination of the president. >> the people standing here are stunned just as all of us are beyond belief. that the president of the united states is dead. >> all over the world people are going to remember all their lives what they were doing when they first heard that president kennedy had been killed. >> the crowds are standing around in silence and sorrow in the rain. the strange thing is you don't even notice it is raining. and if you do notice you don't care. >> i just can't believe it. i feel like someone in my own family has died. i just can't believe it. >> ma'am? >> i can't -- like a daze, you don't know what is going on. why? why did it happen? who would have done such a thing. is the question. >> in the first minutes and hours, chaos and confusion was radiating out from the scene itself. it was very pervasive. >> the secret service agents thought the gunfire came from an automatic weapon fired possibly from a gras