patti ann browne live in the new york newsroom how that all happened. patti ann?jon, this dramatic seen unfolded left days after charles bouthell's 12-year-old son, charlie, was reported missing. >> we are getting reports that your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> on june 14th, charlie's stepmother scolded him and said he stormed out and never returned. police and the fbi were involved in a frantic search to find him? investigators checked the basement of his townhouse in detroit, michigan four times. even using a cadaver dog. but yesterday, they searched again and found charlie crouched behind an elaborate barricade including a 55-gallon drum. the hiding place contained food, a makeshift bed and underground tunnel that connects their apartment to others and to the outside. police say charlie could have come and gone and probably wasn't there during previous searches. >> for anybody to imfly i somehow knew my son was in the basement is absurd and wrong. i love my son. >> but questions continue. police say the boy was excited to see the office

patti ann browne thank you. >> thanks. >> the sunni terrorist group known as isis is declaring the creationeir own islamic state in heart of the middle east. their new claim spanks chunks of territory they have taken the past few months in both iraq and syria as new reports that isis militants are fighting against other rebel groups along 89 iraq border. former cia head michael hayden said if this new islamic state is allowed to take hold it could be the base for a new wave of terror attacks. >> i fear what will happen. it wail not be just iraq but eastern syria too as that border loses all meaning. i fear, chris, for a while we may have to treat this new radical sunni stand the way we've been forced to treat waziristan over the past decade. jenna: we have counselor at washington institute for nearest policy a senior middle east advisor for president obama two from 2009 and 2011. he is also a foreign affairs analyst. ambassador, been a while. nice to have you back on the program. >> thank you. jenna: talk about the reference to waziristan. that is the tribal area between peak stan and afgha

patti ann brown from our new york city newsroom with more. >> reporter: it's a by sawr case, accusedping and strangling a 19-year-old woman, elizabeth marriott, of massachusetts, was a student at the university of new hampshire when the killing took place in 2012. the star witness for the prosecution be, as you mentioned, is seth's former girlfriend, katherine mcdonough. she originally told investigators she was engaged in rough sex with the female victim when she died. but after being offered immunity from prosecution, mcdonough changed her story saying seth killed lizzie after she rebuffed his advances. you are looking live at the trial right now. today she insisted she is not into violent sex. >> you wanted to get away from any notion that you would have had sexually dominated liz marriott, correct? >> i didn't. i didn't sexually dominatei did. i haven't sexually dominated think of my boyfriends that i've had before. i just have had sex. >> reporter: cat mcdonough who is 20 says seth demand she bring a friend for a threesome. she brought her coworker, lizzie, and she says seth tie

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patti ann browne with the latest on that. >> was born 2008 later put i feeding tube after his motheraimed he had trouble eating. she was hospitalized repeatedly during his short life suffering from seizures and bleeding from his eyes, nose, mouth and ears. he and his mom relocated several times from alabama to florida and new york. at one point lacy was investigated by florida department of children but the case was closed. in the close-knit community in new york, residents were perplexed by the feeding tube and say they saw him eat solid foods through his mouth and he had a good appetite. but generally 17th, he was again hospitalized for seizures. two days later doctors found extreme unexplained levels of sodium in his system. five days after that, he died at five years old. lacy called a friend asking to get rid of the bag she used with the feeding tube, the friends told police who tested the bag and found it contained an extreme concentration of sodium. in april the medical examiner ruled the death was a homicide and base on a grand jury indictment, she was arrested on a charge of

patti ann. patti ann: i'm patti ann brown in for martha maccallum.s prime minister reached out to the white house for help. according to "the new york times," nouri al-maliki asked the obama administration to consider airstrikes, but those requests were reportedly denied. meanwhile, a state department spokeswoman is pushing back against those who suggest the u.s. may have pulled its forces out of iraq too quickly. >> the situation is certainly very grave on the ground. we are working with iraqi leaders from across the country to support a coordinated response. you can expect that we will provide additional assistance to the iraqi government to combat the threat from isil, but i'm not in a position to outline that further at this point. bill: team fox coverage on this. jennifer griffin at a the pentagon, ed a henry in washington. this caught the white house by surprise, yes or no? >> no doubt about it, bill, because we've been hearing for a couple of years since all u.s. forces left iraq at the end of 2011 that, look, the situation was getting more st

patti ann browne with us. >> 32-year-old ray tomlinson was driving to michigan from arizo arizona.ome point he discovered the woman had died. he wanted to get his wheelchair-bound mother homes we searched the internet on his cell phone and found you have a 48 hours to get a corpse to authorities we continue the 27 air-conditioned van wearing sunglasses at a seatbelt with a stuffed animal in her lap. he began sunday in the phoenix area where the woman checked herself out of a mental health facility. she may havebathroom stop. for a while he assumes she was asleep but later realized she was cold. the facility in arizona called to check on her, thomas answered and said the woman was dead. authorities called police who met the man at a destination in michigan. eric: weird. jenna: we will pass it off, "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." here today sandra smith, jedediah and today's hashtag one lucky guy, he is outnumbered. i'm so happy we were able to pers

. >> i'm patti ann brown. >> he's accused of taking part in a conspiracy to support terrorists.tion with the attack on the consulate in libya. the raid on 9-11 in 2012 killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. now justice may finally be on the way. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live outside the u.s. district court in

. >> i'm patti ann brown. >> he's accused of taking part in a conspiracy to support terrorists. in connection with the attack on the consulate in libya. the raid on 9-11 in 2012 killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. now justice may finally be on the way. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is live outside the u.s. district court in washington. hi, jennifer. >> reporter: hi, patti ann. khattala has left the dc courthouse behind me. he left a few hours ago. he was taken to a u.s. detention facility in alexandria, virginia. it's a facility that has been used before for high profile terrorism cases. he will be staying there while the trial takes place here at the downtown dc courthouse. inside the courtroom here, khattala was presented to the judge where he was read one charge against him, one count providing material support for a terrorist group result not guilty death, a charge which brings with it a maximum life sentence. the proceeding lasted about ten to 15 minutes. khattala was wearing black sweat pants. his hair was matted. his gray bea

. >> and i am patty ann brown in for martha maccallum. paul ryan accused the commissioner of lying to the american people. >> this is a pattern of abuse, and behavior that is not giving us any confidence this agency is being impartial. i don't believe you. this is incredible. >> i have a long career and that is the first time anybody said i don't believe you. >> i don't believe you. >> expected to get worse when he faces issa and the oversight committee. steven hays is here. good morning. >> morning, bill. >> how does the story advance today? >> i would suspect the agency is going to look at the reason the irs has given for the loss of e-mails, when they knew, why didn't they report that, why didn't they disclose that rather than being grilled. there are so many stories about the e-mails i would expect them to get hammered >> does this pass the smell test? you have a company that was fired by the irs that goes to retrieve e-mails about the same time they were investigating? >> i think what we have gone from over the past couple weeks was

. >> and i am patty ann brown in for martha maccallum.