molly: an interesting case. we're watching it. >> hi, molly. molly: hello.this unfold in court. this man has been testifying. he previously said he didn't know the gun was loaded. went through to the front door, shooting through a screen door, ultimately this was self-defense, doing it more in a reflex but prosecutors believe that there is enough to charge him and they have taken him to trial. wendy, your thoughts? >> well, this in a word, this is a case about options. there were other options available to this man than shooting a 12 gauge shotgun outside of the door. that is one of the things a jury will have to look at. the whole case will be viewed, viewed now in hindsight but foresight will be important to the jurors. they're going to want to know exactly what facts and circumstances this man was confronted with, that led him to believe that deadly force was necessary. molly: now, brian, your thoughts on this. because he made a case there had been some crime in the neighborhood, that he was fearful. your thoughts. >> well this murder trial is much like f

how are you, molly? molly: i'm doing great. i'm molly line in for martha maccallum.cording to wall street journal/nbc news poll, 40% approve the job president obama is doing while 54% don't. chief white house correspondent ed henry live on the north lawn this morning. ed, seem to be pretty tough numbers, bad numbers especially on the economy. >> reporter: you're right, molly. that's the thing to highlight. if you look at nbc-"wall street journal" poll, it shows widespread economic anxiety among american people when president is cheering on a recovery. if you're somewhat dissatisfied about the economy, 64, somewhat dissatisfied, 35%. the contrast is stark, last friday the president at news conference, hey, we got a new jobs report, over 200,000 jobs created in july. he said energy, tech and auto sectors in his words were booming, and went on to say our engines are revving a little bit louder. this poll suggests that the american people might not be buying that. economy is getting betser based on statistics out there, unemployment rate and other things like that, but t

molly: thank you. jon: the gruesome beheading video also showed the image of another missing american journalist, isis is threatening kidnapped near the syrian turkish border, they say he could be the next captive killed if airstrikes in iraq do not come to an end. not the only american isis is believed to be holding. with more on that. >> at this point there are two american journalists we know for sure and we believe are still alive and being held. the american apparently threatened in that terrible video is the longest held american is a former u.s. marine turned journalist who arrived at reports from syria in 2012. on august 14 of that year he was abducted. his parents who live in houston, texas, have heard nothing since that day. we talked to them last week to mark the second anniversary of austen's capture. >> there has been no contact, no responsibility, of course as you might imagine in cases like this we have had people attempting to claimant is something about us or had some ability to reach.

molly.ll: sad news out of culpeper, virginia. a town of 15,000. police say a family of 5, including 3 children found shot to death inside of their home in culpeper. the victims were two adults, both 35 years old and 3 children. two of the children elementary school age, at third was middle school age. according to detectives there, authorities received at 10:00 after a relative found the bodies inside. family of five. the investigation goes on as a homicide. the fbi keeping a close eye on the media. a fed hiring a firm to monitor the news coverage of the bureau. why would they do that and how much of your tax dollars is that costing? molly: lots of finger pointing over who is propelling the debate on the president. >> if you were to open up your dictionary of irony you would find juan williams in there because i'm saying the united states is lawless. themselves. i'm sold! he's a selling machine! put it there. and there, and there, and there. la quinta inns & suites is ready for you, so you'l

molly: thank you. jon: to the white house i now facing questions about the timing of the closure of the failed rescue attempt in syria. senior white house foreign affairs correspondent live at martha's vineyard where the president is on vacation. >> the president counterterrorism advisor says a white house revealed the mission because several news agencies found out about it and were going to report on it anyway, but sharp criticism for people who say it gave too much information to isis even though several isis people were killed in the failed rescue attempt, so the group was aware of it anyw anyway. john bolton had other reasons he feels should have been kept secret. >> as it tells people what we were trying to do, and it is an admission of failure. and number three, whoever it was we relied upon, whoever gave us the tip is now in jeopardy from the islamic state and may well be dead already. >> it is the only time we know of the u.s. put boots on the ground in syria, since the president said he would

molly? >> hello, defense officials are making it clear that this terror group isis or isil is sophisticated, money and a haven in syria. >> this is beyond anything that we've seen so we must prepare for everything. the only way you do that is you take a cold, steely, hard look at it and get ready. >> at this point, the president has not ordered air strikes inside air area to go after isis terrorists, though the white house says there are, quote, some threats that have to be dealt with. >> i don't want to get ahead of decisions the president hasn't been presented with specific military options outside of those that are carrying out the current missions in iraq. but we would certainly look at what is necessary in the long term to make sure we're protecting americans. >> critics of the president say they want to hear more from president obama, especially after the beheading of u.s. journalist james foley about what he intends to do about isis terrorists, including those who may be able to get i

>> hey, molly. this is a big victory for the republican establishment that got behind dan sullivan and figured he was the best chance of flipping the all important u.s. september seat. karl rove and his pack threw a million dollars over the race and attacking begich and this is sullivan's first run for officers and he was tested. joe miller had a strong second place finish. and getting miller's enthusiastic supporters will be key for sullivan. he will have to tie begich to president obama who is unpopular in alaska. >> republicans if they are smart, they will hang begich's voting record around his neck and watch him sink. >> begich is a skilled politician and knows the state and defied the odds before. the super park hammered sullivan trying to have him lose or weaken from the general. expect begich to highlight his position on gun rights and energy. they voted together on every single. it was not a selective. but alaskians we focus on the issue of that matter. >> sullivan's campaign told us that he

molly? >> mike, you been there on the ground with the crew for days now watching it unfold, and seeing what happens as darkness falls, and what have the streets in ferguson been like? >> well, today the streets in ferguson have been largely empty. a lot of people were at church today. of course, it was a much different scene last night. they did not make it through the first night of the curfew without more clashes with the police. however, the state police captain ron johnson has been deliberate in making sthaern ei that the people know that the clashes were not related to the enforcement of the curfew, but rather response to gun fire in the area, and one person who had been shot, an information that people had broken into a barbeque restaurant there and in fact, had gotten up on the roof. community leaders said that what they want is transparency and more information and particularly about the original shooting. people in the crowd say what they want is an arrest and conviction of officer

police believe the party drug molly could be to blame. a major drug bust was done taking thousands of those pills off the street also. more on the street is david. >> reporter: a neighboring fairfax county, they tell us they recently seized more than 50 pounds of molly pills. 50 pounds. they say they also have suspects. and those suspects are in the ages of 20-year-olds. and they are saying tonight that investigation is still ongoing. in the meantime the reason we're here in front of hilton high school is because this is where the candle light vigil will get started for 17-year-old daniel anders. passing away from what is believed to have been a molly overdose. >> reporter: the loss is still so raw for christopher and daniel gonzalez. >> i felt we were still a family. it was so close that when he would introduce me to his friends or i would introduce him we would introduce ourselves as cousins. >> he was just the kind of guy you never saw down no matter what. >> what i didn't ever expect this would happen to him. >> reporter: this past we

molly? >> what are you hearing about the review of the program providing military hardware to police departments? >> reporter: well, after days of violent protests in ferguson, missouri, president obama asked more than half a dozen federal agencies to look at the program in coordination with congress, a senior administration official tells me, quote, they will study whether these programs are appropriate, whether state and local law enforcement are provided with the necessary training and guidance and whether the federal government is sufficiently auditing the use of these programs. mr. obama himself questioned whether the program is being used properly on monday in a q and a session at the white house. here is a bit of what he had to say. >> there is a big difference between our military and our local law enforcement and we don't want those lines blurred. that would be contrary to our traditions. >> reporter: the president says he expects bipartisan support for the review. molly? >> wendell

zachary kiesch has more. ♪ >> i've been searching everywhere i can't find molly, molly. >> i heard it but never heard of students talking about it other abusing it. >> music often reflects pop culture and many worry young people are influenced by the megs they hear because molly, a slang name for mdma or puriform of ecstasy, can be deadly. >> anyone can go to a gone certificate, music festival, sober, have a great time. the effects of molly is just something that will heighten your senses. >> reporter: at the mad decent block party, a music festival heard friday night in columbia, two young men died. the youngest, a 17-year-old. one of the young men was a student here at the university of maryland. >> there are many people who benefit significantly from those programs there are other people who are not ready to hear the message. >> reporter: tyler, a 28-year-old and north carolina native had access to substance abuse programs on campus, but it doesn't mean he used them. >> some of these people are icons, in using it they feel like their idols. >> reporter: officials at the school say

molly? >> thanks. we can hear you just fine despite all of the beeping and honking going on in the background. that curfew kicking off at midnight 'til 5:00 a.m. we saw last night there were groups of individuals, locals that were trying to protect some of the businesses that were being looted that were standing their ground, so to say, to keep people from getting into the businesses. your thoughts on that aspect of all of this as we get closer to darkness now? >> reporter: i think you have a division within the crowds of the demonstrators. did you have the people who tried to protect the businesses. clearly it wasn't enough because the businesses ultimately were looted. and those business owners say they didn't get a response when they called the police. what we're hearing from a lot of people out here in the community is those who are busting up the stores, those who are causing the trouble are outsiders and they're here only for the trouble. they're opportunists who want to loot and steal

molly: former l.a.olice detective lasting what he called a rush to judgment in ferguson saying what has happened there could have a chilling effect on how people do their jobs and helhowpolice to their jobs to pt and serve. >> the citizens of ferguson, missouri, and the united states wants law enforcement to simply do nothing, my advice my brother officers his role of the window, turn on the air conditioner, turn on in ipod and drift through your career and see how society likes it. certainly that isn't the answer but that is what the public wants. i have no idea what's and we would want to be a police officer in the environment in the way they are treated, they are treated like dirt. molly: before we get to who would want to be a police officer in this environment, what you think of that, a vigorous prosecution. politicians want to look like they're doing something, but they are having a vigorous discussion, it is going to a grand jury. >> is there an advantage for him to say that? you have a crucible,

lots and lots of overdoses and mollies. >> molly the powdered and deadly drug of escascy. >> molly, with the music it makes you pump. >> i loved the music and the vibe. >> i think something bad could have happened here. >> the mayor says the clean-up is almost finished, based on the arrests and overdoses seaside heights will not host another concert like this again. >> we have been that party town. i think that's played out. we need to reach a different market. >> it does bring in money for us over here, but i don't know if it's worth the overdoses and a lot of problems. >> the mayor says were it not for ex-tense sich planning and security before the concert the overdoses might have ended tragically. that is not a risk he is willing to take again. in seaside heights i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >>> councilman issued a call to action. he and police going doortop door on a public safety tour, information on how neighbors can combat crime were speaking or handed out. this weekend a man killed on 1300 block of katherine sxfrment they hope a tip will lead to an arrest. >>> and v

and pardon me for calling you molly, julie. >> i take that as a compliment. we love molly and you, too. >>> the recent death of an unarmed black man and a march. the protest we will not go back was monitored and police say no arrests were made. it was led by reverend sharpton. gardener was stopped on long island for selling untaxed cigarette. he was forced to the ground after gardener refused to be handcuffed. he died a short time later. sharpton called it a defining moment for policing. watch fox news sunday with chris wallace. dr. ben carson and jesse jackson debate. >> a massive storm has formed in the atlantic and forecasters say it could be heading to the united states. breaking details from the fox weather center. rick joins us next. and texas governor rick perry touring through a primary state. and our twitter question of the day brought to you by a twitter follower, and since isis is a threat to america. what can america do to help. tweet me@juliebandaras. your eyes. even 10 miles away. they can see the light of a single candle. look after them with c

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>> molly henneberg live.nk you, molly. >> charles krauthammer talking about the administration opening up the criminal investigation and the beheading of james foley. he says the white house is being naive and setting it sef up for another attack. >> it is ridiculous to go back to the pre9-11 paradigm to treating acts of terror as criminal acts. if fdr were to announce the day after pearl harbor they were going to track down the pilots who bombed us in pearl harbor. the idea is to understand we made a terrible mistake for decades pre9-11 in per duing criminal offenses rather than understanding we had an isis an enemy that is armed, as a ton of money, a upon of recruits has an enormous amount of territory and declare ed open war on the united states with the beheading of which that journalist that american is one instance. >> isis militants could already be in the united states. rick perry says the border is to blame. while the governor says there's no clear evidence terrorists split across the mexican border

he was just an amazing and inspiring guy. >> mollie, why was he able to do it? people you could understand why they would be bitter. >> it's in his constitution. it's the kind of man he was to begin with. and with the help of sarah who, they're very much alike, both of them. they both love life and love jokes and laughter. i wanted to point out that the fbi told me that the bum et that hit jim in the brain would have had reagan had it not hit jim. >> because of where he was. >> eous, and also the gun that john hinckley used was illegally bought because he lied on his application to buy it at that time. >> right. >> probably wouldn't have any trouble today though. >> but before this, joe, jim brady was not somebody, he was a republican, he worked for a number of republican office holders in washington, working on the reagan campaign as press secretary. this was not an issue that was high for him, or that he spent a lot of time on. >> no, not an issue that, in fact, we weren't debating this issue in 1981. you know t wasn't at the forefront of the congressional age

gwen: molly, what has happened? we used to always expect back ben chers or people like michele bachman who is not even running for re-election to not have that much power in the house. the way it was constructed. was very top down. it doesn't work that way anymore. >> it's a combination of things. and in a new way, this is deja vu all over again. this is just the latest example. think back to the shutdown and the plan b vote. all the votes where john boehner has not been able to herd the cats in his caucus to get the votes to pass a republican bill. and so like bob says, it is -- this center of gravity that's very far to the right. these house republicans who are conservatives but most of them do want to compromise and govern are still afraid of what the republican primary voters back home are going to think if they're not on the side of the sort of most flamboyant conservatives. the michele bachmans of the world. what does that say about them? does it mean they're a squish and a traitor to conservatism? so they're

molly and maggie can also pretty crafty. they found some fun and creative ways to express their fandom including a special kathie lee and hoda cookie. i love it. >> guess where you're going. holly is leaving home to start your freshman year of college but the fourth hour will continue to be their sister time by skype. >> where are you going sweetie. do you want to say or no. >> where are you going to go to school. >> i'm going to the university of iowa oh, great. we want to help you prep for those college exams. >> you got 15 seconds to get the answer correctly. you only need one to get the grand prize. everyday monday during the talk we each share with our viewers something that we love. what is this portion of the talk called. >> it's my favorite thing. >> you're going -- where is she going. >> you got the grand prize. it's a trip. you're headed to california to stay at santa barbara's only forbes travel guide five star resort for three days, two nights you'll stay in an overview bungalow. >> santa barbara is my favorite p

>>> holy molly, one of the coolest things i've ever seen in my whole darn life. this is at the u.s.center in phoenix, arizona. the sir paul concert, and paul brings a lovely couple up on stage. that's andrea and adam. notice he's holding a sign. >> wait a minute. let's get this sign. it says, we're engaged, please marry us. >> what? does he? >> well, he's going to answer that question. >> -- >> he agrees to do it. >> okay. do you take this man to be your lawful wedded husband? >> i do. >> it's a different love, equal by different. >> do you take this lovely woman to be your married wife? >> yes, absolutely. >> i have to say, you may kiss your bride. >> i want to clap. i feel like i was there. >> paul, thank you for getting us married. >> and then paul signs that awesome poster that got them up on stage. you guys want to meet the coolest couple ever to meet each other? we have this via skype right this minute from phoenix, arizona. welcome to the show! who came up with the idea? >> tha would be me, obsessed th t beetles, love paul. >> how long did you sign up and when did you get on

. >> i am molly line in for jenna lee. >> the u.s. drones taking the fight to isis after the barbaric execution of james foley. >> that group is threatening to kill another american they are holding and the president obama will keep up up the pressure on isis. the justice department pursuing a murder investigation. i wonder again about the timing of all of this. and why not leave it in the hands of the military at this point? nwell, among other things. the justice department and president believes that issues should be handled by the justice department. they did that in the case of a bu ga tta la one of the leading figures in the benghazi terror attack. they were able to snatch him out of downtown benghazi and put him on a navy ship and now he is in the criminal justice system. in all fairness a lot more people are convicted in the civilianilian than the military systems. >> some are suggesting that the white house was caught flat-footed with what happened to foley. and now wants to pursue the isis group that the president dismissed o

think about, you know, what kind of consequences it can bring to them. >> experts say the usage of molly is highest in the summer and say it is most often ingested at concerts and big parties. >> we learned the name of a man killed in a violent crash early this morning. police say 24-year-old maurice kirkland of northwest d.c. was killed when he lost control of his car, about 4:00 this morning. the car hit a pole on h street northeast, then slam nomed into truck. the man died at the hospital. investigators are still trying to figure out how it all happened. >> bank of america has been hit hard for its price and contributing to the financial met down in 2008 will. that bank agreed to pay the justice department nearly $17 billion. that would be the largest settlement by far on the economic crisis. investigation dealt with the sale of mortgage backed security but the deal is not quite yet final. outside tonight, more showers across the area. not everywhere. doug's got the latest. what are we looking at, doug? >> most showers coming to an end. a very nice night across our region right now. l

molly is in washington tonight. molly, the senators said the president needs a plan to defeat isis? >> reporter: yes republicans mccain and graham said the president's statement that the president has no strategy for isis is dangerous. the president wants to move and consult with allies and congress as he considers what to do about isis no one disputes that goal. the threat can't be confronted and must be confronted and this requires presidential leadership and a far greater sense of urgency. king abdulla in saudi arabia warns if the world ignores isis, isis could reach europe in a month and america in another month. heather? >> and mole, a lot of things are said about the administration's strategy and lack thereof. is secretary kerry laying out the administration's strategy. secretary of state john kerry is working together to confront the cancer of isis. kerry wrote an oped for the new york times. next week on the sidelines of the nato summit in wales. secretary of defense chuck hagel and i will meet with our counterparts and enlist the broadest possible assistance. we plan to tra

investigators say each likely o.d.ed on the drug molly. >> molly overdose. >> he's in cardiac arrest.possible drug overdose. >> viscardi pictured here during a sporting event with u.m.d. president wallace lowe died at a local er, so did a 17-year-old from woodbridge, virginia that police are not naming. >> ist something we're looking at for the future. >> they may ban future shows. >> we believe this type of event is sort of what brought that into the county. >> in a statement, a maryweather spokesperson said "this type of incident is not the problem of those who should have known better, it's the problem of those too young to believe it could happen to them." we find ourselves in the position of trying to tell kids not to do something they think is fun. >> now the other 18 teenagers and young adults taken to the hospital are doing okay. the folks here at maryweather have expressed their sincere sympathy. but the actual music festival, the organizers have not said a word. that festival hitting philadelphia this friday. kevin lewis, abc~7 news. >> the largest ever summit of african lea

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molly henneberg is live in washington with more on this. >> it the $694 million house border bill, whichd pretty much along party lines, boosts security and adds immigration judges and detention facilities. but part of what really has irked the white house is that companion bill ending a 2012 program by the president that will grants work permits to immigrants brought here illegally as children. house republicans say they're trying to solve the border problem. >> for all the rhetoric from the president, the reality is house republicans are acting. we're working to fund this. we're empowering the national guard, $70 million. half of that money going down to the actual states. we're funding this so that they can can he taken these people. reunite them with their families but then put them back in their own country where they've come from. >> the obama administration said the legislation could result in the deportation of hundreds of thousands of people who were brought to the country as children and "are americans in every way but on paper." the president's spokesman dismissed the house's

molly hennenberg is live in washington with more. molly, what kind of reception they're both going to get today. >> reporter: this will be interesting, heather. the new secretary of veterans affairs, robert mcdonnell, west point graduate, former ceo of proctor & gamble will speak to the american legion convention after the president does. mack donnell was nominated by president obama after the president's previous va secretary, eric shinseki stepped down over the scandal of care. the inspector general is expected to release a report and after months of investigating and will knock down alarming investigations against the va last week. secretary mack donnell had a statement to note, oig, office of inspector general, case reviews in the report documents substantial delays in care, and quality of care concerns, oig was unable to conclusively assert that the absence of mimely quality care caused the death of these veterans. now that conflicts with what dr. sam-foot, a former doctor at the va in phoenix told veterans affairs investigators

>> reporter: hi, molly. we moved up the straight because something developed out here. what you can see is dramatic change in tactics. in the days leading up to this, the police were nowhere to be seen, avoiding dmon 0 straighters. now you see an ad hoc demonstrations that took to the street and started marching. there are police at the front end of the march protecting them from traffic and police back here on the back end making sure cars don't come up on the scene. they're securing the intersections. if you look back behind me, there are guys with the yellow vests, also directing traffic to protect the demonstrators as they come and go. now, you think about that, strategy leading up to this was no police presence, therefore you can't have clashes with police. and still ferguson got the scenes they wanted to avoid last night. out on the street, rows of officers in tactical gear, a row of demonstrators squaring off, soon the pepper spray came out, the tear gas. following that was looting. one place that got hit was sam's meat market. sam's has been hit twice now. they

hi, molly. >> reporter: hi. secretary of state john kerry says a global coalition needs to confront isis', quote, nihilistic vision. kerry says he and chuck hagel will meet with allies next week at a nato summit in wales to enlist their help. then the two secretaries will fly to the middle east to discuss isis with leaders of countries there. times," kerry wrote, quote, what a united response led by the united states and the broadest possible coalition of nations, the cancer of isis will not be allowed to spread to other countries. the world can confront this scourge and ultimately defeat it. isis is odious, but not omnipotent. critics of the obama administration say america needs to hear more from the president. senators john mccain and lindsey graham say the president's comment that, quote, we don't have a strategy yet, to deal with isis in syria is startling and dangerous. they also wrote an op ed in the "new york times" titled "stop deatherring, confront isis." they're calling for a comprehensive strategy, b

." >>> molly with the latest on the search, molly? >> reporter: i've been in contact with the virginia state police regarding this crash. the search is ongoing. search teams have not found the pilot as of this afternoon. and there has been no communication with or from the pilot. authorities are quick to point out that it's hard to get communication in and out of the areas where they're searching. here's what we know about the rescue efforts today. according to barnes national guard base, 104th fighter wing in massachusetts where the flight originated, "rescue efforts include more than nine aircraft, including a specially equipped hc-130 aircraft, assigned to moody air force base in georgia. this aircraft has equipment designed specifically for search and rescue operations. approximately ten search and rescue teams are on the ground searching along logging roads, fire trails, and forest roads." the jet went down around 9:00 yesterday morning. jon? >> such a strange story. what else do we know about this flight? >> reporter: the pilot

. >> i'm so happy for and you molly. baby jane. you have a new baby. >> jimmy: i know. know. >> i spent a lot of time and energy finding the perfect gift for young baby jean -- jane. >> jimmy: jane. yeah. spent a lot of energy getting the gift. not that much on her name. [ laughter ] >> i think this is the perfect gift for baby jane. >> jimmy: oh, look at that. this is the perfect gift for baby jane. it's a -- what? it's a rockin' uncle jesse doll. [ cheers and applause ] let me see what else -- wait a minute. >> if you look at the front there's a guitar and all that stuff. because i'm 92. i was at a party last night. we had a premiere of "my man is a loser." a sexy young girl came up and said you want to see my tongue ring? i said hold on a second. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can i tell you? that's never happened to me. >> it says warning, this product contains small parts. [ laughter ] i didn't like that. >> jimmy: i don't think that reflects on you. >> congratulations. >> jimmy: you really want me -- i feel like this is your nest egg and i'm taking it from you. >> no, no.

. >> tell me your names >> molly. >> and molly. >> they know how to deal with the crush of people. >> just push. you just have to push, excuse me. push up there. >> i agree. yes. >> now with its seventh year, it's become a tradition. >> i have seen every single one. >> everyone. >> my wife has been to the last three? >> four. >> yes. >> three. >> yes. >> did you make her do that? >> oh, yeah. >> many artists are known the world over, the festival is san francisco. look at the food. >> we really set the barre for having restaurants and food that wasn't just average food. >> best damn cheeseburger. >> is it the best damn cheeseburger? >> yes. it's all right. >> you can pay for anything using your phone. >> how? >> there is an app for that. if you run out of juice, you can pay for electricity to charge back up. but there is no paying for water. >> you buy one bottle, it's $eight. nicer to have free water available. >> what can be more than this crazy weather? >> spring layers. makeup your minds. >> sun just came out. you don't know from minute to minute what is going to happen. >> a diff

. >> tell me your names >> molly. >> and molly. >> they know how to deal with the crush of people. >> just push. you just have to push, excuse me. push up there. >> i agree. yes. >> now with its seventh year, it's become a tradition. >> i have seen every single one. >> everyone. >> my wife has been to the last three? >> four. >> yes. >> three. >> yes. >> did you make her do that? >> oh, yeah. >> many artists are known the world over, the festival is san francisco. look the food. >> we really set the barre for having restaurants and food that wasn't just average food. >> best damn cheeseburger. >> is it the best damn cheeseburger? >> yes. it's all right. >> you can pay for anything using your phone. >> how? >> there is an app for that. you run out of juice, you can pay for electricity to charge back up. but there is no paying for water. >> you buy one bottle, it's $eight. nicer to have free water available. >> what can be more than this crazy weather? >> spring layers. makeup your minds. >> sun just came out. you don't know from minute to minute what is going to happen. >> a different

molly is live in cam bridge with more, mommy? >> reporter: well, petero curtis spoke for the first time, just briefly for a few moments outside of his mother's house. it is a brief walk down the street wearing a t- shirt and stepping up to the microphones and talking about what it is like to be home. he returned to massachusetts, flying from tel aviv to new york liberty yesterday afternoon and then on to boston where he was met by his mother. he was held by the syrian group 22 months and believed to be captured in october of 2012. he said while in captivity he had no idea so much effort was extended on his pehalf. >> i am overwhelmed by one other thing, total strangers coming up to me, hey, we are glad you are home. welcome home and glad you are back and safe. it is great to see you. and i remember how good the american people are and what kindness they have in their hearts and to all of those people, i say huge thank you from my heart. from the bottom of my heart. >> his family, of course, grateful to have him home, but the joy

but i had some of molly's -- >> jimmy: yeah, you did.dn't know if you wanted me to mention that, but you did. you breast fed my wife. >> i didn't breastfeed her, she breast fed me. >> jimmy: she tasted it. >> i did. >> jimmy: which i spend a lot of time trying to avoid tasting it. >> you have to admit you have by now? >> jimmy: no. >> jimmy, you've got to belly up to the bar, man. you do. it's so sweet. >> jimmy: but it's supposed to be for my daughter. what if i like it and i drink all of it? i'm a pig. >> start putting it in your coffey. >> jimmy: that's why i have to put my fruit loops in the pancakes. how would you describe the flavor compared to cow's milk? >> it's a little like -- what if molly's tastes different than anybody else's? >> i don't know. >> it's sweet. it's almost coconut milky. >> jimmy: really? >> someone must have tasted breast milk in this audience. no? >> like soy milk. >> jimmy: but in his language, that means, i am milk. [ applause ] over the weekend, your fiance took the ice bucket challenge. >> yes she did. >>

. >> molly and molly. >> reporter: they already know how to deal with the crush of people. >> excuse just have to push. >> i agree, yes, that's the strategy. >> reporter: now in its 7th year, it's quickly become a tradition. >> i've been to every single one. >> reporter: every single one. >> and my wife has been to the last four. >> three. >> reporter: did you make her do that? >> absolutely. >> reporter: so many of the artists are known the world over. it's undeniably san francisco. just look at the food. >> we really set the bar for having restaurants and food that wasn't just your average food. >> reporter: what are you eating there? >> the bets cheese burger. >> yeah, it's all right. >> reporter: just like the city, the festival is high tech. you can pay for anything here using your phone. if you run out of juice, you can even pay for electricity. thanks to the city's bottled water ban, there's no paying for water. >> it's like $8. it's a lot nicer to have free water available to you all the time. >> reporter: what could be more san francisco than this crazy weather. >> it's all

judge jeanine. >> molly, thanks. with me fox news military analyst david hunt is back with us.hat mike morrell former cia said. doesn't matter who the individual is it's more about the group. if that is the case>> we are losing ground there. we did that. it is a wrong message not fbi operations to be intelligence operations and special operations guys to go in and get this guy and killing him on the spot. want to arrest them and bring them to trial. isis is to be destroyed. >> this is a war he should be shot. we are going to bring him back here and try vr8 >> we criminalized terrorism before that and now we are going backwards. such a shame. >> plus, i mean it is amazing that they are so not in sync the former cia director saying one thing and the president saying we should go after one and cia saying we should go after the group. let me talk about this guy bari. he was talking about how wrist exercises help him doing this type of thing. he is obviously the lowest of the low. you have been involved in rescue operations four hostages. do these things usually end well? >> no. 50/

and molly henneberg is in washington. what can we expect? >> reporter: most lawmakers are out of town, but this is such an important, timely issue that the chairman of the house foreign affairs on africa, republican chris smith, decided to hold this hearing, called combatting the ebola threat. he put out a statement saying, the ebola virus had been contained in one small area of central africa for years. even when there was an outbreak such as in uganda, international cooperation was able to prevent a broader spread. this hearing will examine current international efforts to meet the challenge of the worst outbreak of ebola in history. among the witnesses today, director of the centers for disease control. then a second panel representatives from samaritan's purse and s.i. mimplt, the two organizations whose missionaries were infected with ebola and returned to the u.s. >> what about this experimental vaccine, i would suspect there's going to be some questions on that, as well. >> reporter: likely. is it working and ask there more of it? spa

molly, what is pointing officials to the rapper?> it may have been his voice, his london accent and/or the online rap videos that ultimately gave him away, an official tells fox that a 23 years old abdel-majed bary. british authorities are not confirms the name publicly just yesterday. irges we are close. i've been in touch obviously the last day or two with my colleagues at home. we're not yet in a position to say exactly who this is, but there are some sophisticated voice technology and others measures that we have got which should allow us to be clear about who this person is before very long. >> intelligence officials were likely to compare the voice on of execution video with bary's voice in online rap videos. >> i understand the rap suggests he was very agitated and angry over the arrest of his father. >> yes, in 2012 bary raps about his egyptian-born father who was extradited from britain to the u.s. that same year on terrorism charges. part of the lyrics include this one, quote -- give me the pride and honor like my father.

. >> anthony michael hall. >> thank you. >> i'm having a problem. >> anthony michael hall was with mollyn 16 candles, wasn't he. >> yes, and she played with what is his face. >> ducky. >> ducky. >> john cryer. >> yes, boogie nights was the on the list, that was in 1997. make wahlberg, julianne moore, burt reynolds and john c riley. it launched john's career. >> yes. >> heather graham was in that movie. >> i'm a big fan of heather. >> what about in 1994, pulp fiction came out. >> yes, three years earlier cast included john travolta and samuel l jackson. he hasn't done anything for a long time, before this. >> then he played in an angel in michael. >> i remember that. >> did you see american hustle last year. >> i did not. >> bradley cooper with a perm. >> that is with jennifer lawrence. >> yes, she was, amy adams. >> i heard this is really good. >> i did too. >> i haven't seen it. >> i don't get out much. >> i haven't seen a move any two yearsy don't necessity if i told you this or in the but it is national waffle day. >> on sun take? we're celebrate to go day. >> we could not deciding wh

police do not believe the men knew each other. 20 others were taken to the hospital because of using molly. the next few days will be horrible for traffic. a big summit kicks off tomorrow and motorcades and road closures along with that. we have a look at that. >> take a look at this street between 14th and 15th. blockades and emergency lights. tons of uniformed and plainclothes police officers. this is leading up to the summit and that means the morning commute is going to be a crawl. >> transplants from equatorial guinea. therere elated that nation's president was invited by this president to sit and talk. >> it is very important. >> it is historic in nature. >> the investor helped orchestrate the arrival of dignitaries. >> it is an arduous task for a whole lot of people. >> is expected to get worse on monday. gridlock is expected through the middle of the week. surrounding the white house and state department. these cabbies to depend on the tourists are feeling the squeeze. of drivingng warned around downtown through late wednesday, where some of the heaviest street closures and restric

good morning, molly. >> we are a few houses away from the reporter's house.rned home after nearly two years in captivity in syria being held by this rebel group. he flew from tel aviv on to logan national airport where he was greeted by his mother nancy curtain. he said in a statement yesterday that he's been so touched and moved by the people who come up to me, strangers on the airplane, the flight attendants and most all my family to say welcome home. he says he's deeply indebted to the united states officials who worked on his case and he wants to thank the government of qatar for intervening on his behalf. he's believed to have been kidnapped in 2012. their feelings are tempered this morning. they acknowledge the beheading of james foley and the death of this other journalist and the fact there are other americans still in captivity. theo's mother says she is overwhelmed with relief that this day has come. she says this is a sober occasion and her heart goes out to the families who are also suffering. we'll bring you back here to the streets of cambridge