for now, i'm shepard smith, fox news new york. we continue on fox news channel across the country and the world. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer it's my understanding that this -- that it's my observation that this rapid succession of the feds taking over and this is highly unusual. >> well i think what's interesting, shepard, is we have just confirmed that this man who we now know his name is muhammad youssef abdulazeez born in kuwait in 1990. i think the authorities had an indication very quickly. they knew his identity quickly. they did a check. and i think the reason the fbi and atf on the scene so quickly is these were military facilities federal facilities and so they just -- they responded as quickly as the local law enforcement. we can also confirm that it was local law enforcement that shot and killed the shooter at that second location along the tennessee river. the location where those marines were killed. the four marines were killed at the second location. what's also notable is that the police chased

i want to go back to shepard smith. he has breaking news on the condition of the marines. >> fox news cannot independently confirm this but the "chattanooga times free press" the big newspaper in town been around forever. it's now the times free press is now quoting multiple sources that the four members of the united states marines who were shot have died. again, that's according to the reporting of the times free press. online they have reporters at many of the different scenes and are very well plugged in with the authorities and the military. multiple sources indicate that the four members of the united states marines who were there were shot and killed gretchen. >> all right. getting that breaking news from shepard smith. is dan still with me on the phone? >> yes, ma'am, i am. that's horrible news if it's true. >> dan i want to talk to you more about this because i know you're very close to the mayor in town andy berke. he had originally put out a quote or a statement about the horrific events that happened in chat

. >>> it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon on the west coast i'm shepard smith in new york and fox news coverage continues. you're fast asleep and somebody starts banging on the door, tells you to get up and get out because a derailed freight train is spewing toxic smoke. >> told us a train wrecked and to evacuate. >> in fact this disaster forced thousands from their homes and sent first responders to the hospital. >>> how would you like to get taxed for every mile you drive anywhere you go? some people are actually volunteering and there's talk of eventually making this mandatory with government installed gps devices in cars. >> and today the navy veteran who is swimming the entire mississippi river, more than 2300 miles to support families of fallen troops. >> imup for it all the way to the en. >> we'll take you alongside the vet as he tries to do something no american has ever done. let's get to it. now "shepard smith reporting." >>> first from the news deck this thursday afternoon thousands of families ran from their homes in the dead of night, trying to escape a cloud of poisesonno

i'm glad to be here. >> i'm shepard smith in new york.ve a great afternoon. >>> welcome everybody. cities have tried it. municipalities have tried it. towns have tried it. colleges have tried it. university systems have tried it but today new york state is one step closer to enforcing it. an entire state. we're just getting word now that the push for a $15 minimum wage has been essentially okayed by the new york labor board endorsing what would be a virtual doubling in that minimum wage in short order and to take effect in stages over the next few years. what makes this a big keeldeal

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time to check in with shepard smith. >> the president says critics of the iran nuclear deal are manyof the same people who rushed to the united states into war in iraq. the president is out defending the deal and hitting hard at those critics. that's as his secretary of defense ash carter tries to smooth things over with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that meeting led to one of the more awkward photo-opes we've seen in some time. we'll show you what happened. plus we're hearing more criticism of the deal this time from iran itself why a top iranian official calls the agreement a nightmare for many in our nation. that's coming up on shepard smith reporting top of the hour. >>> president obama delivering remarks to a key veterans group today asking for their support for the iran nuclear deal calling on tehran to release americans still held there. greta van susteren will react to our american hostages still in iran next. >> thanks to the skill of our military and counter intelligence professionals, we've struck major blows against those who threaten us. osama bin laden

. >>> let's check in with shepard smith. busy news day for you yesterday, shep.oking today? >> we don't yet have any idea on a motive for the crimes that took place yesterday. much more into the investigation into the gunman and we'll speak with a counter trer-terrorism at the fbi. he'll tell us why he sees signs of another possible motive for these killings. we're also ex expecting a news conference on the shooting at the top of the hour on fox news channel. we'll have live coverage right here. >> thank you so much. >>> the new fox polls in the 2016 gop field. what do voters think of billionaire businessman donald trump? plus president obama getting set for a visit to the big apple for a little father-daughter time. he's not going to be staying at the world famous waldorf astoria hotel. we're awaiting a news conference in chattanooga, tennessee, for an update on the investigation into the deadly shootings at that pair of military facilities. >> we're following up every lead wherever it takes us for however long it takes us to whatever end it takes us. ... ... if

that's coming up top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." >> thanks so much. >>> a woman recoveringhe beach that took a violent turn with a blast that literally threw her from her beach chair. what the heck happened in rhode island. >>> presidential hopeful hillary clinton delivers her first policy speech saying in part hard working americans deserve to benefit from the record corporate earnings they helped produce. what do ed henry and charles payne think about all this? they are going to break it down. hey, guys. i might get you some chairs or stools. ... ... >>> all right. let's check out what is market trending. warner brothers released the trailers for its much anticipated movie "batman versus superman dawn of justice." it happened this weekend at comic-con. the trailer has been viewed 20 million times and rapper filing for bankruptcy now in connecticut, after he was just order to pay $5 million to a woman for leaking her sex tapes. oops. >>> and men from around the world took part in the world ntest in china. several contestants actually fainted because of the high altitude. a

now late head over 0 shepard smith. >> comprehensive coverage of the attack in chattanooga. we're expecting a news conference in a moment. investigator are going through the shooter's computer and examining online postings for clues. we'll also tell you've what we know about the marines who died. so far from any overseas war zones. the politics of gun control is back. cries now to allow more guns and more places. but the top officer in the united states army questions whether that would cause more problems than it solves. you'll hear why. so let get too it. >> breaking news. "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news deck. >> first from the deck this friday afternoon the man who opened fire at two military centers in tennessee killing four marines was carrying an ak-47 and multiple other weapons. according to the head of the house homeland security committee. fox news learned the gunman spent time in the middle east just last year, and in addition to his computer file, investigators are looking into his time overseas, searching for any clues why he carried out the atta

now, catherine johnson, 96 year old african-american, who calculated the trajectory for alan shepard,did not see her in the apollo movies. remember to include people. for those of you who are underrepresented in technology know that you have always been here. look in the photos and see yourself reflecting back. for those who have been part of the majority, remember to include these others. my last point for you -- my last emphasis of heart is where barton rogers started. service. bringing science, technology arts, and math through service. a lot of people ask me why came to government from silicon valley. it is very important that we are in environments like m.i.t., silicon valley, and others where we are deeply together as technology people. we can move fast. it is also critically important to show up where we are more rare, where the greatest problems live. our greatest goal is to bring t q -- tech to government. many people are coming from amazon, google, twitter. there are people who are site and have a voice of the main policy table. this is not just happening in america, this is

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith "reporting live" from the fox news desk. >> much more aheadhe historic opening of the cuban embassy after half a century of very bad blood between the u.s. and the island nation. move marks a huge step in the restoring of diplomatic ties but some critics are pointing to the castro regime's troubling human rights record and the fact that officials say dozens of american fugitives are still hiding out in cuba so what to do about that? plus, cuban officials say they want guantanamo bay back. a live report from havana coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >> the white house again pushing for tighter control over firearms, this time zeroing in on people who receive social security, but how would you actually decide who can and cannot buy a gun. >>> plus, a huge part of the country gripped in a heat wave. janice dean coming up with when we'll see a bit of a cooldown. right back. i noticed benny right away. i just had to adopt him. he's older so he needs my help all day. when my back pain flared up we both felt it i took tylenol at first but i had

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[laughter] from morristown, new jersey, please welcome back tracy shepard-rashkin! applause] >> tracy, how you doing? oh, this is great. now, you love animals. >> i do. >> what are your favorites? >> oh, definitely tigers. when i worked at the zoo i was with tigers, lions and camels, as you said, and the lions are actually total jerks, but the tigers are sweethearts. they'd come when you call. they'd, like, nuzzle up against the bars. they were amazing. >> i can't tell the difference. i just see teeth. [laughter] i don't know what to say. well, look, you-- just to recap, you're still battling your way through round one. you've banked $11,500, and you are ten questions away from the million dollars. but you have no lifelines remaining, all right so if at any time in this round you decide to walk away, you leave with half your money. you got it? >> got it.

the shepard bird act was enacted specifically to vindicate the unique arms caused by racially motivated violence. with untrained tremors also charged under a second federal hate crimes statute that prohibits the use or threat of force to obstruct any person free exercise of their religious belief. finally, roof has been federally charged with multiple counts of using a firearm in the commission of these racially motivated murders and attempted murders. of these crimes, roof faces federal penalties of up to life imprisonment or the death penalty. i note that no decision has been made on whether to seek the death penalty in this case. the department will follow our usual rigorous protocol to thoroughly consider all the factual and legal issues relevant to that decision which will decision, which was such an involved counsel for the defendant roof. in addition consultation with the victim's families is an important and vital part of this decision-making process and no decision will be made prior to confirming within. family members of those killed at emanuel ame and the survivors were info

. >> smithsonian hopes to raise another hundred thousand dollars to renovate the suit alan shepard wore. when asked what it was like, he said you can think those in the apollo mission for the suits they have today. >> the american suits were direct revolutions. the only big difference is that the suits that i wore were not made to be--you could not walk. the legs were not designed so you could walk on a planetary surface. but the backpacks the technology inside, the systems were all evolved. we could do six and a half hours in the space suit and we've gone as long as eight hours. they've advanced quite a bit. it's a little bit surreal. the space suit as a personal spacecraft because you're self contained. it's maintaining pressure to keep you alive. oxygen has a thermal control system. you're very much alone. you're out there. you're waving to your buddies three feet away through the back window of the space shuttle but you're pretty much on your own. you and your partner out there. it's very physical work. working against the pressure of the suit. any time you move your arms or fingers

[laughter] >> there used to be a thing on broadway off-broadway and i think sam shepard wrote one endone point there was a stillborn baby and they just buried in the yard and nobody mentioned it. even though no one mentioned it the less they talked about it the worse it got it affected employs and everything they did. if they can redo the third assessment report of the ipcc they would not put everything on the hockey stick. they think they can get away with just not mentioning a but to ignore that try not to catch his eye. the fascinating thing about this emails isn't the science with the doubts that were well known but the fact the actual personal relationships between may and and those who sound like his battered wife. they tried to avoid another slap from him but didn't actually want to get out and walk away. but they have to walk away from a hockey stick and peace seemed to do so for the integrity of science and [applause] this conference is called a fresh start and that is wet climate science needs i urge you to read the piece and the australian magazine this month that takes of

sam shepard wrote one. some inbred appellation family.one time there had been a still more baby. they would bury they would bury it out regarding no one mentioned it. even though no one mentioned it the less they talked about it the worse they worst they got. it still infected and poisoned everything they did and that is what they're trying to do now. now. if they could redo the third assessment report, they would not put everything on the hockey stick. i think that they can get away which is not mentioning it just ignoring it but try not to catch mycommands i. the fascinating thing about those emails is not all the science stuff the doubts they expressed that were well-known, but the actual personal relationships between man and these porsche loves to sound like battered wives. you know they are trying to avoid another slap him but don't want to finally get out and walk away and have to get up and walk away from the hockey stick and be seen to do so for the integrity of science. [applauding] this conference is called a fresh start. and t

movies work on me, their arguments are wrong, in the movie american president, i cheer when president shepard finally comes to his senses, agrees with leftist girlfriend and trashes a conservative law. >> i'm throwing it out and writing a law that makes sense. you cannot address crime prevention without getting rid of assault weapons and handguns. i consider them a threat to national security and i will go door-to-door if i have to, but i'm going to convince americans that i'm right and i'm going to get the guns. john: he's going to get the guns [ booing ] . john: the audience thinks it's a stupid program, and so do i. watching the movies, he's going to get girl and it feels good, even to me. the magic of hollywood? >> movies are about narratives and intentions. john: intention is to help people to stop crime. >> and that's all that ends up matters in the moviemaking process, it almost works against liberty in the structural way, i think. john: all right, sometimes hollywood goes beyond praising liberal politicians, they glamorize murderers like che guevara. >> before he knew where life would

. >> thank you shepard. we'll have more hope to market in just a second. it's now technically underwater, the dow for the year, donald trump just wrapped up a meeting with law enforcement officials. he has been on the border. he did not get the opportunity to meet with border patrol officials there the union nixed the visit at the last minute so donald trump mettive just the law enforcement types and dialed back his comments on whether we needed to build a wall entirely across the u.s. mexican border. let's dip in and see what he is laying on the border here. these comments are getting a lot of attention namely because he is tops in the polls. donald trump. >> by the way by the way such a great relationship with the hispanics, and very interestingly, in nevada, for those that haven't heard they gist did a poll and i'm leading not only -- not only am i leading bay lot but almost more important to me, because i employ hundreds and actually i employ thousands of hispanics and over the years tens of thousands -- but i'm leading in the poll by a landslide with

. >>> thank you, shepard. before you take off, are they actually ripping you off? have to wonder because today they're moving. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. while you're taking to the skies are airlines working to stick it to you as you do? that is essentially what the justice department is claiming or could be claiming. launching reportedly a major investigation into what it calls unlawful coordination among airlines. airline stocks were getting hit on this day. almost all other sectors were up and soaring down 2 to 3%. more on the

roof top of the farm buildings in iowa, you know with big dreams on the roof tops with your german shepard looking at the horizon. you faced the dreams. you face challenges that so many of us face and sometime we feel like giving up. how did you beat and overcome the challenges? >> well it was a different time. people react to change in a harsh way. a lot is shocking when you're a young person and to be overtly, you know questioned for your presence and why are you here and it's just put one foot in front of the other and keep the faith. and also realize in the midst of those negative voices what i'd been fortunate to encounter are the wonderful mentors, people say here's what's possible. and i think those decades ago i didn't really know what my opportunities were. i was mentored into flying by someone who said to me you know, you could do this. i was mentored into a competing for a rohde scholarship and that is the reality as well. if you can focus and listen to those voices that gets you through. >> that's a great storey. lieutenant general, thank you so much. you make me a proud americ

it was a very emotional moment between me, shepard smith was interviewing me. >> i have been on the vergef tears all day because i have had so many warm wishes from everyone there and i must thank everyone. it's very emotional for me to be back. >> there was something about covering the military and having covered the wounded warriors and the people that had been injured, you needed to get back on the horse. and then i got involved with luker and the independence fund and did a story on a quadruple amputee named staff sergeant john peck. and he told us about these incredible chairs. these track chairs. and he was like a kid at christmas time when he was given this at walter reid. they were giving away two chairs. and we realized there were 20 other guys who all wanted one of these chairs. these guys were just -- that's when i approached you. you profiled these guys. and these are life changing. >> sure. now a thousand guys had them. >> we just had the ceremony we gave away the thousandth chair. >> he we'll give away 1,000 more. >> if you hadn't talked with -- about it bill, it would have

i'm shepard smith. mick huckabee now repeating his controversial comments about iran israel and the holocaust. and he has something to say about his critics as well. a new poll shows donald trump gaining more ground in the race for the republican nomination. but he's not the only one. >>> plus the nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state john kerry trying to convince the critics in congress. >> that behavior did not change last weekend when they were chanting again death to america. >> mr. chairman please with all due respect we're not presuming any such thing. >> the renewed warning about the risk of an armed race in the middle east arms race. >>> did you hear me? what the benefits of a workout without leaving your couch? duh? they have invented a drug that mimices the effects of exercise. that's obviously too good to be true. let's good to it. >>> and good to see afternoon from the deck. former fox news host mike huckabee is again talking about the holocaust. and he says jews who were offended must

. >>> check in with shepard smith live from fox news deck. >> hi martha.me to the daytime. >> thank you. >> we are expecting to hear top of the hour from the attorney general of the united states reportedly to announce the possibility of hate crime charges against a confessed mass killer in charleston south carolina. we will get into what that means for the suspect accused of gunning down nine black church goers. >>> and a surprising study, robots doctors use more and more on surgeries have killed more than 100 patients. researchers found that sometimes those robots that are doing the operating seem to have minds of their own, going out of control inside patients' bodies. in case you needed something else to worry about. we'll add that to the mix. >> thank you, shep. put that on the list. stay away from surgical robots if you can. thank you. see you soon. >>> we have breaking news about a police officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty and it happened just this morning. there's a suspect on the loose. we'll bring you the latest. >>> and ebola is

that's coming up top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >>> new twist. a couple is accused of faking a kidnapping. officials now say, guess what it actually really did happen. the surprise arrest made in this already very bizarre case. >>> immigration enforcement center stage after a woman allegedly gunned down by an illegal immigrant with a criminal history, deported five times. that suspect, released from custody before the shooting, and now the homeland security secretary answering tough questions on capitol hill. >> has the administration reached out to the steinle family, to your knowledge? >> to who? >> to the family of the woman who was brutally murdered? >> i'm sorry. i don't know the answer to that question, sir. and 10% financing. oh larry, lawrence. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have a 798 fico score. [score alert text sound] [score alert text sound] oh. that's the sound of my interest rate going down. according to this score alert, my fico score just went up to 816. 816. 816! 816! fico scores are used in 90% of credit

shepard made history as the first american in space. >>> and a developing story this morning that impacts thousands of drivers across the country. a record settlement between the government and fiat chrysler. why that settlement may enable you to give back your car. >>> not the kind of landing you want to be part of. the nerve-racking moments as severe weather put the pilot's skills to the test. >>> yikes. the skies are starting to clear and what you can expect as you walk to catch metro with your walk to work fo >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> today leaders from the united states olympic committee are meeting with the governor of massachusetts. they want to find out whether he supports a boston olympic bid. right now, boston is the committee's chosen city to host the games in 2024. but that could change if the governor isn't on board. however, he said he won't give his thoughts until he hears from an independent panel next month. >>> got to look at this, this is in theeth inner and lands. here you go winds blowing at 70 miles an hour. look at that. rocking back and forth. i would h

i'm shepard smith.e now repeating his controversial comments about iran israel and the holocaust. and he has something to say about his critics as well. a new poll shows donald trump gaining more ground in the race for the republican nomination. but he's not the only one. >>> plus the nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state john kerry trying to convince the critics in congress. >> that behavior did not change last weekend when they were chanting again death to america. >> mr. chai

. >> i'm shepard smith in new york. hope you have a great afternoon. >>> welcome everybody. cities have tried it. municipalities have tried it. towns have tried it. colleges have tried it. university systems have tried it but today new york state is one step closer to enforcing it. an entire state. we're just getting word now that the push for a $15 minimum wage has been essentially okayed by the new york labor board endorsing what would be a virtual doubling in that minimum wage in short order and to take effect in stages over the next few years. what makes this a big keeldeal for the $150,000 fast food workers in the state is it would have other cities talking about doing it. this comes on the same day the university of california system announced similar hikes in minimum wages for its employees starting at $15. again, this is a big deal right now in the big apple certainly because this would include all of new york state. we'll keep you posted. it's not a done deal but it has been the stuff of huge and often sometimes very cranky protests very close to becoming. meanwhile

. >> thank you shepard. we'll have more hope to market in just a second.s now technically underwater, the dow for the year, donald trump just wrapped up a meeting with law enforcement officials. he has been on the border. he did not get the opportunity to meet with border patrol officials there the union nixed the visit at the last minute so donald trump mettive just the law enforcement types and dialed back his comments on whether we needed to build a wall entirely across the u.s. mexican border. let's dip in and see what he is laying on the border here. these comments are getting a lot of attention namely because he is tops in the polls. donald trump. >> by the way by the w

we are going to shepard this thing through. but i kind of get depressed that i have to do it.i'm not comparing myself to edwin r. murrow he did this on television cbs. a show called harvest of shame where he showed the deplorable conditions that migrants and some americans as well were working under in the fields of this country. he embarrassed the government to pass certain labor laws to protect these poor people. he was way out top saying you guys are pinheads because you are allowing this to happen. it wasn't just like both sides of the story. again, i'm not comparing myself to murrow. but he was the first one and the congress responded to him. >> yes. here's the thing about the sainted and i don't mean that carcass stickily the sainted edward r. murrow. the great edward r. murrow. he started this whole thing. he started this thing where fact-based journalism collides with opinion journalism. he would do a documentary an hour documentary and for 55 minutes it would be well reported facts about migrants. about senator mccarthy, whatever it was. and then in the last few minut

and in this regard i also express my appreciation of his leadership in sheparding renewal of a goal.es, we are proper brothers and sisters, fellow travelers in a struggle for a better world for all and we, therefore, need to upscale our partnerships in agriculture, infrastructure and affordable energy. i also expressed my own commitment to ensuring that on our part we will continue to take the steps that provide the proper conditions for a vibrant ecosystem for investors and entrepreneurs, we agree to continue to so that we can strengthen what is already a robust relationship and indeed i look forward to hosting president obama later this evening and indeed also seeing him at the sidelines of the united nations general assembly in september. president obama, once again, on my own behalf on behalf of my government and the people of kenya, let me thank you for your support as evidenced by the various agreements signed between our two governments and, indeed your willingness to engage kenya in the true spirit of partnership. it's now my pleasure to introduce the president to make some b

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i'm shepard smith in new york. see you back here if news breaks out. >>> all right. it is not signed it not remotely delivered and right now a big pow-wow in new york city aimed at ending in and fast. we're talking bet the iran deal that now has the like outside john mccain, lindsey graham and joe lieberman all against this deal, saying that it sets a trap for us and for the world. now, they are meeting in new york city at something called the three west club, few blocks from here, and they're going to iron out really what is their big problem with this deal. but suffice to say that the division is growing amid report at that time after the united nations security council unanimously approved the deal to secretary of tate john kerry that is and it they take precedence over congress. if that is true that is news to scott brown, who joins us now to react to this. senator, what do you make of this? not only this growing discord about the deal, but the fact that john kerry is saying, the discord doesn't matter, the u.n. has unanimously approved it or the security council

. >>> i'm julie banderas in for shepard smith. the shooting in the last movie theater attack was once a political activist who lashed out at taxes and porn, according to a jung who knew the killer. we'll talk to him live in just a moment. first, new details boat gunman's hoyt. years ago he was accused of plotting to burn down the office of an attorney representing theaters that showed pornographic films. according to newspaper in columbus georgia, other warning signes stretch bam the shooter's ex-wife told the court her then-husband was so unstage she took away his guns. police sale he opened fire in a movie theater in lafayette louisiana two people killed, nine wounded before the gunman killed himself. witnesses described a scene of chaos. they say they were 20 minutes into the comedy film "train wreck" when they heard the first pops. as soon as they realized they were under fire, survivors say they hit the floor, one victim jump speed in the line of fire to take a bullet for her friend. another person managed to pull a fire alar

for continuing coverage now we'll go over to shepard smith. keep it right here on fox. >> a live look, chattanooga tennessee, the location of the news conference, and they've gotten all the mics set up. right off amnicola highway, the location of the second shooting, the location where according to "associated press" ands other four marines were exiled and a shooter nearby. we got a five-minute warning so we'll have live coverage in a moment. the breaking news is five people are dead, including four marines and the gunman after the shootings at two different military centers in chattanooga tennessee, the first shooting was at a recruiting center and this is the location, just off the chattanooga airport this is downtown choate choate, the tennessee refer and the location of the first shoot and from the strip mall you can see bulletholes in a glass door. witnesses describe a man in a silver mustang pulling out a large weapon and opening fire. at the location of the news conference now officials are beginning to speak. let's listen. >> two diffe

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i'm shepard smith in new york. see you back here if news breaks out. >>> all right.ot signed it not remotely delivered and right now a big pow-wow in new york city aimed at ending in and fast. we're talking bet the iran deal that now has the like outside john mccain, lindsey graham and joe lieberman all against this deal, saying that it sets a trap for us and for the world. now, they are meeting in new york city at something called the three west club, few blocks from here, and they're going to iron out really what is their big problem with this deal. but suffice to say that the division is growing amid report at that time after the united nations security council

your character finn shepard, i guess it was a saw, i don't know the technical name for his weapon. chain saw? but it's heavily modified. >> yeah we used a chain saw. then we had a bigger chain saw in 2. and now in 3, we have several types of chain saws. and it's just very effective shark slaying weapon. and finn uses it very successfully to keep his family safe and keep him out of trouble. >> the cameos are amazing. the list goes on and on. you know the question. everyone wants to know. are you already working on "sharknado 4"? >> no we never know. we'll see what happens. >> like we said earlier, it's really driven by the fans. >> the fans are already tweeting about it. 1.4 million viewers tuned into the first one. a record for sci-fi network. congratulations to both of you. we'll be watching this week. by the way, the premier is wednesday at 9:00 p.m. why would we leave that part out? that does it for "news nation." thank you for joining us. up next my colleague "andrea mitchell reports" is up next. a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're wal

. >> and now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>> first this tuesday afternoon, after weeks of working day and night to reach this historic deal, now could come the hardest part convincing congress and the american people that the world is really safer. iran and six world powers finally reached an agreement aimed at limiting iran's nuclear production and in exchange iran will eventually -- eventually -- get relief from its painful economic punishment. the nearly 100-page agreement is filled with fine points, and i want to get through all of them with you. here is how it breaks down, the big ones. the deal requires iran to cut its stockpile of uranium by 98%. iran also must cut the number of centrifuges it now uses. cut that by 70%. iran's underground nuclear site loses half its centrifuges and becomes a research facility. the agreement also stops iran from building any more major reactors for the next 15 years. and in exchange the united states, europe, and, really the rest of the world or at least the united nations will lift up -- lift some of the crippling economic

. >>> i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. a historic and decisive vote in greece leaving the nation's future in even greater doubt and also threatening to shake up the world's economies from athens to wall street. it's already just after 10:00 p.m. there. the next move will have to come tomorrow when greek negotiator are set to meet with european leaders. over the weekend a majority of people there voted to refuse any painful spending cuts as part of any loan deal. many greeks celebrated in the streets, touting their free only of choice and togetherness on the matter. analysts are warning refusing to cut back on the cash flow could get greece kicked out over the european union and that would make life in troubled greece even more miserable. >>> who would have known an unknown impact on your 401(k) would be where we are now and you know how investors it has uncertainty. looking at the dow which plunged by triple digits today and now it's back at that point. it hit the lowest point earlier in the day since february. it's gotten