jon: mary catherine ham, emily sussman, thank you vich. jenna: information on another big story, the irs targeting scandal. jason chaffetz calls for the firing of irs chief john koskinen, saying the hid of the tax agency lied to congress and obstructed its investigation into the irs targeting of conservative groups. kristin is live in washington with more on this. >> reporter: jenna this is basically about all the missing emails from lois lerner the former irs official at center of allegations that the irs targeted tea party groups applying for non-profit status. what congressman chaffetz is saying the current head of the irs failed to preserve and produce missing emails even after a subpoena had been issued. accusing him of making false statements to congress and repeatedly obstructing federal investigations. serious charges. that's why chaffetz asked yesterday for president obama to fire him. >> you can't come to congress give false statements and keep your job. congress has duty and responsibility to get after him and hold him accountab

juan, mary catherine, appreciate you both. you guys will be watching as well as will we all.ha. martha: that was a pretty good tease, that discussion, next week, thursday, august sixth is debate night. put it on the calendar. will be very good. not want to miss it. fox news and facebook bring you the first presidential debate live from cleveland ohio. it gets started at 5:00 eastern. we want you to be part of it. submit your questions go to facebook.com/fox news tell us what you want to know. when you listen to the conversation you're at home saying why don't they ask this? let us know. send it to us on facebook. both debate teams. 5:00 and 9:00, we'll get some of them out there for you send them this. leland: what is amazing amount of social media traffic trump has been able to begin up. so many people are in the political conversation that didn't care before. martha: reality tv movie about the future. eventually have him become president of the united states, right? we'll see. truth is "stranger than fiction" sometimes. >>> some new questions this morning about big clinton

they wanted to send a message that the country was still united, far beaten and so mary catherine goddardependence, but this time it had all the signers. i think it helps solidify and really ramly the nation the time when it was needed. >> which brings us back here. >> ? where it happened. >> the make up aisle at rite aid, likely site of the print shop. >> absolutely one of the birth places of our nation. >> that's the beauty of it no pun intended. these places are hidden. ironically right near the americana display. >> very fitting. >> so to honor the woman month helped make our picnics possible andy installed a plaque inside the drugstore. he hopes her story this story, remind people that you don't need to go to the smithsonian to go back in time. that there may be a lot of history right under your massaging gel insoles. >> cowan: next, amy schumer. strictly for laughs. rate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people wh

discussion about and you have seen this will be on the "new york times" bestseller list read mary catherine and guide our friends but in a discussion is vitally necessary and we sped a whole day when they were my cohost trying to bring up the things that the left does not want america to talk about. when to end the discussion and effect we will not do that. we had to open the discussion, but with questions framed in such a way at the debates that they will listen from 16 republican candidates, informative looks into how they would govern. is next two books are about the great war in which we are engaged in one is by stanley mcchrystal king of kings which is change the way i do my radio show already. i'm sure i was talking with joan specie downstairs and the reason the mcchrystal group are in demand in the private sector is because they bring clarity to a lot of confusion. they bring absolute certainty about method, but not resolve rigor and in team of teams when he talks about the war and he talks about how in iraq in 2003 to cover special operation by the time he left three years wrote lat

." >> reporter: i'm mary moloney reporting. >> catherine : here in the bay area, people say they're concerned about security at local recruiting offices. like the one in chattanooga - they're often in busy areas like strip malls. kron 4's emily turner talked to people who work near some local recruiting centers. >> reporter: the images and events in chattanooga hit close to home for many, even though they happened miles and miles away >>: its kind of scary to think of people who are killing recruiters who are helping kids out - helping us out. >> reporter: but for evelyn barba the brutal murder of three marines and attack on a military recruiting office are even more frightening. she works right below the recruiting office in alameada. >>: im concerned that might happen at the office where they work right upstairs and to the friends cause we know most of thm and they are nice guys - we are close to them and we are scared that it would happen to them or anybody around us. >> reporter: no one in the recruiting office would to talk to us on camera- but they were all aware of what happened. even

catherine: while the u.s. and iran have agreed on a long term deal on iran's nuclear programthe captive americans weren't part of the deal. mary maloney reports. >> catherine: >> reporter:these americans have two things in common. they are believed to be in iran and the u-s wants them home. >> reporter:jason rezaian is bureau chief for the washington post. iran charged him with espionage. >> reporter:amir hekmati is a former marine charged with spying. saed abedini -- a christian pastor - serving 8 years for allegedly undermining the iranian government. >> reporter:and former fbi agent -- dissapeared in iran in 2007. holding him. >> reporter:the u.s. and iran held unprecedented meetings around iran's nuclear program. but in the deal there's no mention of the americans. at a news conference when asked about the captives the president pushed back. >>:"can you tell the country, sir, why you are content with all the fanfare around this deal to leave the conscious of this nation, the strength of this nation unaccounted for in relation to these four americans." >>: "the notion that i am content as i celebrate with american citizens

emily's sister, catherine, mary william wallace herr, from jefferson county, kentucky.ed the confederate effort early and became the aid to benjamin hardin helms. major william wallaceherr took benjamin wallace off the battlefield after he was mortally wounded. kitty todd and william wallace herr were married shortly after the war. the stone here is for samuel riggs todd and alexander todd, both of whom died in the service. samuel todd was living in new orleans when the war broke out and join the crescent regimen and was mortally wounded at shiloh on april 7, 1862 and died in mississippi the next day. captain alexander todd was the aid to benjamin hart held at the battle of that and rouge in 1862 and was killed in action by friendly fire on the battlefield. you can begin to see what this family was like robert todd and elizabeth humphreys taught. there were also three other daughters. one of those daughters married richard henry dawson of selma, alabama. her sister married another gentleman from selma, alabama. both of those girls attended jefferson davis'inaugural. her

. >> couple of sharks that we tagged in cape cod catherine mary lee regular stars right now. >> greatte mary lee made couple of passes by the jersey shore this spring, both nearly 86,000 twitter followers with each ping scientists gain insight into the behavioral pattern. >> we could show very simple migratory patterns, where white sharks leave cape cod go down to florida then we see really complex migratory patterns where white sharks leave the coast of america travel completely across the atlantic ocean. diving the depth is great 3,000 feet every day. of course, these are wonderful discoveries, but we really don't know what the sharks are doing, and why they are doing it. >> yes, so the mystery essentially continues which is why research and he had also so important. as you can imagine doctor's research takes him all over the country, but right here at home adventure aquarium in camden also doing its part. their motto re veer not fear about the importance of sharks in our echo system. with their summer of the shark series, you can stop by their 550,000-gallon shark tank, and even to

. >> catherine: star athlete celebrated bus and sports last night's espy awards. cnn maryimes interesting moments. with the dow >> reporter: guys back coach kicked off the espy's in style referencing trouble crown winner farrell. world- class athlete styling countless children. some jokes fell flat spot. superstar celebrated excellence and sports performance yearly awards like the broader james monday davis and team usa where. as world cup champions hollywood got in on the act with helen berry racial and even one of boston's biggest fans. an athletic as a twisted paid tribute to mr. yankee. the night was in sports but inspiration it was a giant site and still spoke about his young daughter fighting cancer and lord tells parents except an award two months after their team as well clear daughter died of a brain tumor. perhaps most anticipated moment it engenders a acceptance of the arthur ashe courage award for the gold medal winner turned transgendered advocate short-story and passion to help others. "just about me all must. excepting one another.' here's a >> catherine: bu

catherine's in new york. it is closed now. host: we have to run, so i'll have the congressman -- guest: that is awesome, mary. god bless my 10th grade english teacher. i still to this day cannot and a sentence with a preposition. [laughter] i hear what you are saying. and you did get a good basic education. and i think that is what we long for. education is different now because technology is different. i will tell you, the thing that has changed this world -- i have watched the amount of information that is available to people today. it is unbelievable compared to 20 years ago. i can literally take my ipad or my phone now and between here and that capitol dome right over there learned what i need to do to go to my next meeting. there is that much information and it happens so fast. she is correct. what we had before, i think she was saying, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. we put people on the moon. we created that computer. when i was in china a few years ago and korea with their education systems -- what they looked that was how innovative they were. if we don't want to become a system that is just memoriz

rodney and mary burrows from australia are looking foreer ward to becoming first-time grandparents after they returned home. they were planning a trip with their good friends catherinend robert laudens. a friend described them as passionate travelers. this group of artists from china were in malaysia to display their work. most on the flight back to beijing. among them the oldest passenger on board 76-year-old lui, a renowned calligrapher traveling with his wife. strangers, mostly children have left pictures at the airport in malaysia. this one reads "we miss you we love you." this one simply says "please come back." cnn's anderson cooper reporting about the families, families who have missing loved ones. we'll be right back after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink delivered to your door, so print all you want and never run out. plans start at $2.99 a month. right now, buy an eligible printer, and get three months of free ink with hp instant ink. available at participating retailers. the most affordable way to print. hp instant ink. watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towards the promise of a better existe