today oakland mayor, governor marie fallon weighed in. >> i think it would gesture to do that.nk it would be a nice gesture for them to be able to do that. >> the prime minister tim fisher is blasting the united states gun culture, lane's funeral is set on wednesday. >>> here is a live view from the golden gate bridge and notice that we are clear here. the golden gate we have seen a lot of fog all day, you cannot hardly see it all with the way to marin county. that fog is forecast to push all the way to inland and making it towards livermore and concord. that means our morning is going to be gray and with some drizzles at time but we should see the clouds clearing out at 10 a.m. and sunshine for the rest of the day and more comfortable temperatures like we have seen the entire weekend. we did have a weather system that went by mainly to the north this morning. there it is t and there it goes, up in oregon tonight. all of the rain was well to the north of the bay area. to the south, we have the tropical storm over in mexico, notice it is a lot of rain into the desert southwest.

we'll talk with oklahoma governor mary fallon in a few minutes. first, we want to get the latest on the case from the stevens county district attorney jason hicks. we are learning more, especially about one of the suspects, 15-year-old james edwards. he put videos on the web which we see him playing with a gun, flashing gang signs. he tweeted a number of racist messages including this one, "90% of white people are nasty, hash tag hate them," yet you say you don't intend to treat this as a race-related crime. sir, why not? >> well, good morning, chris. the reason that i'm not going to be treating this as a hate crime is as far as the evidence goes directly linked to the murder of christopher lane there is nothing inside the files and audio and reports we've been given that would lead us to believe christopher lane was killed simply because of his nationality or because of his race. in the state of oklahoma, our hate crime statute is a misdemeanor. i believe it's more important for us to focus on the death of christopher lane than to focus on the ha

we'll talk with oklahoma governor mary fallon in a few minutes. first, we want to get the latest on the case from the stevens county district attorney jason hicks. we are learning more, especially about one of the suspects, 15-year-old james edwards. he put videos on the web which we see him playing with a gun, flashing gang signs. he tweeted a number of racist messages including this one, "90% of white people are nasty, hash tag hate them," yet you say you don't intend to treat this as a race-related crime. sir, why not? >> well, good morning, chris. the reason that i'm not going to be treating this as a hate crime is as far as the evidence goes directly linked to the murder of christopher lane there is nothing inside the files and audio and reports we've been given that would lead us to believe christopher lane was killed simply because of his nationality or because of his race. in the state of oklahoma, our hate crime statute is a misdemeanor. i believe it's more important for us to focus on the death of christopher lane than to focus on the ha

tourism which oklahoma's governor mary fallon, addresses this, month. >> i understand that people in australia are upset. people in oklahoma are very upset. people in the united states are very upset with what happened. it is just such a shock that anyone would do what they have done to chris lane. it is unfortunate that australia feels that wayment the united states has been a great friend to australia. >> we should expect to see the three suspects in this case in court in october. the d.a. says the maximum penalty for the two suspects charged with first degree murder is life without parole because since they are just 15 and 16 years old, jaime, they are not eligible for the death penalty. >> well, even is calling for jus -- well everyone is calling for justice in that case. peter doocy live in washington. >>> well, it was a pretty rough week for president obama's health care law. delta airlines announced the so-called obamacare, well it will increase delta's health care costs by about $100 million in the next year alone. meanwhile, ups and the university of virginia say they will n

and here is what oklahoma's governor mary fallon said when asked if president obama should offer condolencesi think it would be a these gesture for him to do that and especially since the country of australia has expressed their sentiments as to the murder itself. >> many are outraged. president obama has stayed silent on the case even though he spoke out about the shooting of trayvon martin. >>> the u.s. may be on the verge of taking action against chemical strike in sear yarks but a new report says america did nothing to stop a similar situation in the '80s. citing newly released cia document, foreign policy reports saddam hussein used u.s. intelligence to fire chemical weapons at iran in 1988. the attacks helped tilt the country's war with iran to iraq's favor. >>> the time now 19 after the top of the hour. and coming up next, here is an amazing story. a boy home alone when criminals break into the house. listen. >> i'm going to have to whisper thousand because i think they're coming in. >> you have any weapons inside the closet? >> no, ma'am. please hurry. >> what he did that might have

. >> reporter: while back in oklahoma governor mary fallon is saying if brown refuses to cooperate she his extradition to face a charge of custodial interference, a process brown is also fighting. >> i almost feel like the legal battles are distracting from what we're really supposed to be doing here, which is what is best for veronica. >>> well, what does your gut tell you? should veronica be taken from her biological fare and returned to her adoptive parents? go to facebook.com/"news nation" to vote. that does it for this edition of "news nation." you can catch "news nation" every weekday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. "the cycle" is up next. that's chilly! [ male announcer ] bengay zero degrees. freeze and move on. >>> the blood flows and so do the dollars. good afternoon, i'm abbey huntsman. the death toll tops 500 on the streets of egypt. are we funding the very people that are killing democracy. >> flash point, yemen. i'm ari. we'll take you to the new ground zero. the hope for al qaeda 2.0. >> what's your plan. i'm krystal ball. another top republican rips their party. >>> a hal

september 17, mary fallon, a governor of oklahoma and vice chairwoman of the national governors' association. november 11, president and ceo of the charles schwab corp.. second, i would like to present our guest with the national press club coffee mug which we expect to see of the desk if there is another filibuster. >> thank you. [applause] >> for the final question, most of you in the audience cannot see the issues that are on today, but they're not speakers. -- sneakers. they are cream-colored open toes finbacks. we want to know what would become of the pink sneakers. >> i immediately put them back on and started running on the trail again with them. at some point before the completely fall apart, i will set them aside. they will be a memory i will treasure forever. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all for coming today. i like to thank the national press club staff for helping organize today's event. finally, you can find more information about the national press club on a web site, and if you like a copy of today's program, you can find it there as well. thank you. we are adjourned. [c

oklahoma's governor mary fallon said it would be nice if he spoke up. >> it would be a nice gesture to do so, especially since australia has expressed their sentiment as to the murder itself. >> the d.a. says expect to see them in court in october. >> thank you. >>> last night on the fox report, remember we told you some employees at the nsa used the government spy gear to look in on their love interests. now a new report says the agency allegedly targeted the united nations. >>> also, two would be robbers burst into a restaurant and run right into a big surprise, an employee, on a mission. ♪ for a strong bag that grips the can... get glad forceflex. small change, big difference. are you kidding me? no, it's only 15 calories. [ male announcer ] with reddi wip, fruit never sounded more delicious. mmm. [ male announcer ] with 15 calories per serving and real cream, the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy. and then another. and another. and if you do it. and your friends do it. and their friends do it... soon we'll be walking our way to awareness, support and an end to alzheimer's dise

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oklahoma governor mary fallon and jason hicks join to us discuss the case. plus, it's been 50 years since martin luther king inspired a generation with his dream for america. we ask our sunday panel about the gains of the past half century and where the civil rights movement stands today. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. there are reports and shocking video out of syria this week that seem to show the assad regime is engaged in the largest use of chemical weapons since saddam hussein attacked his own people a quarter century ago. bob corker of tennessee is the top republican on the senator foreign relations committee and recently returned from the middle east. congressman elliott angle is the top democrat on the house foreign affairs committee. gentlemen, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. >> the president's national security team met this weekend to discuss military options, including the possibility of a crews missile strike. we're told that u.s. navy ships are moving closer to the coast of syri

in oklahoma, we have to majorities in both chambers feared we have a great republican governor, mary fallon, who is doing a great job leading the state. we were able to reduce taxes in this environment. many people would tell you that that could not be done, that the sky would fall. we voted to reduce taxes this year. we have another tax cut coming up, the state income tax. it is about 5.25 now. we will take it down another 0.15%. we are north of the 13th largest economy in the world in texas, so you have to remain competitive. if you want people to invest more, if you allow people to keep more of their money, we know as conservatives, they will either suspended or save it and -- they will either spend it or save it and invest, which is good for the county. we overhauled our worker compensation system. we have some of the highest rates in the nation as well as in the region. we revamped our system, moving from an antiquated system, moving to a new system that will essentially safe employers, people who create jobs, 50% to 20% on their premiums every -20% on their premiums every year. -- 15%

governor's jack and mary fallon. you can watch those of live tomorrow on c-span. acting irs commissioner was on capitol hill today. he answered questions at the house oversight subcommittee hearing about increases in identity theft tax fraud cases. during that hearing, california congressman darrell issa, the chairman of the full oversight committee used his ln questioning to discuss the ongoing investigation in to the irs targeting of political groups. here is a portion of that exchange. >> i have some frustration i'm bringing to you today. as you know, a number of months ago, the president made it clear that the behavior that occurred in isolated basis in cincinnati was unacceptable. he charged that we would get to the bottom of it. we have gotten to the fact it's not isolated to cincinnati as was said, it's not isolated to washington, and it goes to your chief council's office. as we go to do our discovery, that's where rub is. you promised us full cooperation and yet the office of chief council has 70 attorneys. they are delivering four documents a day per att

the suspects were possibly motivated by boredom, which is part of the reason oklahoma's governor mary fallonnks that calls for stricter gun control laws are misplaced. >> i don't think this issue is about gun control. it's an issue about murder. it's an issue about three young men who did something very terrible to a very innocent bystander that was jogging through his community. and it's very unfortunate what has happened. and i certainly understand that australia is very upset. people in oklahoma are very upset, too. >> governor fallin also thinks it would be a, quote, nice gesture for president obama to address chris lane's murder in the same way he talked about trayvon martin's death. meanwhile, one of the suspects, 15-year-old james edwards, is said to have danced and joked his way through the booking process at the police station. this is the same 15-year-old who tweeted back in april, quote, 90% of white people are nasty. #hatethem. but the district attorney in stevens county, oklahoma, saying that right now race is not a factor in the investigation. >> the reason i'm not going to be

and the shocking murder in oklahoma, we'll talk to the governor of oklahoma, mary fallon. thank you. we will look forward to fox news sunday as all the always. gregg: breaking news out of spokane, washington, an arrest has been made in the beating death of that world world war ii veteran. springer in just a moment, he'll tell us about it. when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. two full servings of vegetables for a strong bag that grips the can... ♪ get glad forceflex. small change, big difference. ...and a great deal. . thanks to dad. nope eeeeh... oh, guys let's leave the deals to hotels.com. nice bear. ooh that one! nice. got it! oh my gosh this is so cool... awesome! perfect! save up to 30% plus an extra 12% off with coupon... now until labor day. only at hotels.com gregg: breaking news out of spokane, washington, an arrest has been made in the vicious beating death of a world war ii veteran. we told you about this earlier. delbert bellton, known to all of his friends as shorty. dan sprin

eptember 10, thomas friedman, the director of the service of disease control and prevention, we have mary fallon, governor of oklahoma and vice chairwoman of the governor's association. and on november 11, we have walt ettinger, president and ceo of the charles schwab corporation. second, i would like to present with the traditional national press club coffee mug see on the tvt to on the desk if there's another filibuster. >> thank you so much. thank you. and for the final question, most of you in the audience can't see shoes that are on today, but i can tell you they're not pink this was they're cream colored, open-toed slingbacks. but we want to know, what's of the pink me sneakers. >> well to the horror of a couple of people on my political i immediately put them back on and started running on the trail again with them. point before they completely fall apart, i'll set them aside. memory that'll be a i will treasure forever. >> thank you. coming today.for i'd also like to thank the national press club staff, our journalism institute and broadcast center for helping to organize today's event.

let's talk about this, yesterday governor mary fallon from the great state of oklahoma was on fox news martin before that was adjudicated. here is the governor of oklahoma >> do you think the president should speak out on this as well? particularly given his involvement in the trayvon martin case? >> i think it would be a nice gesture for him to do that, and especially since the country of australia has expressed their sentiments as to the murder itself. i think it would be a nice gesture for them to be able to do that and i certainly know that's what i'm going to do. >> anna: so christopher lane, the college student shot dead, three people are behind bars. two on a million dollars bail. the other, no bond at all. bret, do we need to hear from the president on this? americans are mourning over this. aussies are mourning over this. there are some of our closest allies and i heard there is a push to suspend travel and not come to visit and tour here in the united states. >> yeah. a phone call to the australians in the least. but possibly speaking out publicly. also this is a heinous crim

in oklahoma, we have to majorities in both chambers feared we have a great republican governor, mary fallon, who is doing a great job leading the state. we were able to reduce taxes in this environment. many people would tell you that that could not be done, that the sky would fall. we voted to reduce taxes this year. we have another tax cut coming up, the state income tax. it is about 5.25 now. we will take it down another 0.15%. we are north of the 13th largest economy in the world in texas, so you have to remain competitive. if you want people to invest more, if you allow people to keep more of their money, we know as conservatives, they will either suspended or save it and invest, which is good for the county. we overhauled our worker compensation system. we have some of the highest rates in the nation as well as in the region. we revamped our system, moving from an antiquated system, moving to a new system that will essentially safe employers, people who create jobs, 15% to 20% on their premiums every year. people always say, stop talking about social problems. i think that is nonsense

in oklahoma, we have to majorities in both chambers we have a great republican governor, mary fallon, who is doing a great job leading the state. we were able to reduce taxes in this environment. many people would tell you that that could not be done, that the sky would fall. we voted to reduce taxes this year. we have another tax cut coming up, the state income tax. it is about 5.25% now. we will take it down another 0.15%. we are north of the 13th largest economy in the world in texas, so you have to remain competitive. if you want people to invest more, if you allow people to keep more of their money, we know as conservatives they will either suspended or save it and invest, which is good for the economy. we overhauled our worker compensation system. we have some of the highest rates in the nation as well as in the region. we revamped our system, moving from an antiquated system, moving to a new system that will essentially save employers, people who create jobs, 15% to 20% on their premiums every year. people always say, stop talking about social problems. i think that is nonsense