pierson's friends walked away but he stayed and he fired a gun and fatally striking jacobs in the headey say he could have left with his friends but he didn't have all because of stand your ground so they are not charging him with murder. this is giving new impetus to the movement after george zimmerman's verdict to get the law changed. joining me now is phillip agnew and "usa today" reporter you d meshall. thank you for being here. phillip, let me get your reaction to not charge pierson with murder. >> a lot of this case is very new to me. you know? i think that the stand your ground law continues to be an area of contention and while we have been here for 25 days at the capital, we have been pushing for the much needed debate about the law so that cases like this and other cases that come up are able to reach some sort of resolution without this law confusing the issues and from the little that i've heard about this case, looking forward to hearing more, it does seem like there's some clear questions about whether stand your ground or whether self-defense was at hand. >> this is wher

owned by pierson in the u.k. pierson is becoming more and more of an education company.i would expect to see that. "the new york times" i think is one of the preeminent media properties and i think the salzberger family will hold on to it. of course i would have said that about the "washington post" two days ago. liz: the graham. one never knows, do they? an interesting time. thank you so much, reed. >> thank you. liz: reed phillips. david: the days of guaranteed government bailouts for housing may be over as president obama says, finally time to wind down fannie mae and freddie mac. so how will this impact the housing market and you the taxpayer? we have new york community bancorp's ceo that joins us in a fox business exclusive next. liz: speaking of satellite companies, superstar nfl brothers, peyton and eli manning team up off the field to make their rap debut for a commercial for directv. we have the video everyone is talking about coming up. ♪ we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance p

privacy advocate katrina pierson sa, by the way you haven't heard the half of it. this is amazing to me. how does that happen? >> you know, neil, this is absolutely astounding. every day we are hearing more and more about how much time, energy and resources from our federal government are spying on people like you and me. i don't know what's more disturbing. the fact that i'm being spied on or the simple fact that our borders are still insecured. after a 9/11 menlity which is what our government uses to tell us why they have to do these things, we still have a border that is porous. this is astounding and i bieve we'reourning the death of the people's republic of the united states as we speak. neil: well you know, it comes in a week as you know, katrina, we got indations nsa was snooping, not just on phone calls. it was emails, chat rooms, where we go and search on internet. there was so much of information they could only store it s long. there are not enough terabytes or whatever you callhem to. they have to sift through the important ones. they had a lot to sift

stood up in church and was very clear to her congregation, here's where you can get them, but terry piersonsho is kenneth copeland's daughter also said this while she was speaking to her congregation, listen -- >> now, if you're somebody and you know that you know that you know that you've got this covered in your household by faith and it crosses your heart of faith, well, then, don't go do it. but i'm just telling you that we're having this available. >> so, on the one hand, get vaccinated, but if you have faith maybe you don't need to. is that a dangerous statement to make? >> look, i think it is dangerous. i know this is a provocative topic, but the medical community included, has lacked a little bit of conviction own this issue and i think you're seeing the manifestations of that. kids need to get vaccinated. they need to get vaccinated on schedule. there's no concern about that with regard to autism which is what a lot of people have raised fears about. and i just think that people need to be saying when you hear things like this, that is a real concern. if kids don't get vaccinated ag

terry piersons is the pastor. >> we've had a few families affected by this, so we want to shut this thingreporter: more than a few, 16 cases of the measles originated including seven adults and nine children. the youngest is just 4 months old. health officials say 11 of the victims have never been vaccinated. not surprising considering the pastor's televangelist father has long spoken out getting immunized, suggesting a link to autism. listen to the recent broadcast posted on the church's website. >> as parents we need to be a whole lot more serious about this and being aware of what is good and what isn't and you don't take the word of the guy that's trying to give the shot about what's good and what isn't. you better go read the can or read the thing. find out what is going on there. >> reporter: medical officials have found no link between vaccines and autism. as one expert put it, measles has a way of finding people that aren't vaccinated and not just texas. this past spring 50 children in an orthodox jewish community in brooklyn not the measles. none had been vaccinated, either becau

. >>> i'm hampton pierson in washington where we're just getting news from the state department aboutunday to close a number of embassies and consulates in what's being described as a precautionary measure. we don't have the names or how many, but the state department saying on august 4, some embassies and consulates will be closed because the state department has been, quote, apprised of information that has led to security considerations. spokesperson marie huff did not specify which embassies would be closed, but they go on to say the department of state has instructed certain embassies or departments to remain closed. the department has been provided information that out of an a n abundance of caution of care that indicates we should institute those precautionary steps. they will take steps like this to balance issues with security and safety. again, the state department announcing precautionary measures on sunday, on august 4, a number of embassies and consulates will, in fact, be closed. kayla, back to you. >> thanks so much, hampton. we'll keep our eye on that story for more in