the current national front reader had not counted on her , sher, the party founder distanceblicly herselfafter he was found making anti-semitic remarks on video. >> fighting inside the national front. told by his own daughter and members of the party he founded that he had committed a political fault, he shot back on a monday morning radio show. think the political fault lies with those who have aligned themselves with a single ideology because they want to be similar to other political parties. that is the wish of a few dinosaurs at the national front. they succeeded. but it is my belief they made a political error, not me. >> the controversy began with the pen posted his weekly online video. musicianssaid including a jury singer who criticized the far right party should be put in an oven. >> i am not surprised. we should make a full batch next time. >> the remark forced his daughter to distance herself saying his comments had a negative effect on the national front. having taken over the party from her father in 2011, she has been trying to reshape the national front's image as a mainst

though after sher showing at the french open is any indication, it won't be her last. >> i shocked myselfto be honest. just because i didn't fully believe that i belong in the circuit. >> reporter: a lefty who loves to play the net, townsend made it to third round at roland garros by defeating her opponent and then ranked number 20 in the world. >> she has everything possible that you would want in a tennis player. i mean she can do anything on the court. >> reporter: townsend's success as a pro also helped to prove she had come a long way from the summer of 2012 when the usta refused to pay for her travel to the u.s. open until she got in better shape raising questions about whether it was a more diplomatic way of saying the team needed to slim down. >> whether you heard that, what did it mean to you? >> i was disappointed. but at the same time, i felt as though it gave me more drive. >> reporter: instead of swelling on the snub, she pushed herself harder and embracing her body and her goals. after paying her way to the open, she proved a powerful point on the court, winning the double's

moussa sher mahmoud fled mosul today with his two-month-old daughter sabba. "i don't like terrorism," he told us, "but people are fed up with the government, and that's why they're rising up." just 25 miles from mosul is iraqi kurdistan, an autonomous region with its own security force. its disciplined fighters don't like islamic extremists, but they're reluctant to get directly involved, partly because they're also suspicious of iraq's government. kurdish leader jauad mohammed told us he witnessed iraqi soldiers deserting the battlefield. and what do you think about that? "the iraqi army is useless," he said. "they don't have any principles." iraq is plagued by hatreds between shiites, sunnis, and kurds. and, scott, as the islamic militants head south towards baghdad they're opening up old wounds with deadly consequences. >> pelley: holly williams covering for us in northern iraq. thank you, holly. the iraqi territory being lost tonight was won by u.s. forces after the invasion in 2003 at great cost. 4,486 americans lost their lives in iraq. more than 32,000

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you can see some of the sher roughs there are coming out for this press conference.ant to turn to lou and talk about these groups that could potentially be a part of it. how do we identify whether they are part of something larger or simply operating independently. >> a larger group will be through an investigation. the thing i will tell you is that our fbi consistently monitors the activity of all of these groups and has a pattern of infiltrating them. the question is were these individuals loan w s lone wolve acting out part of an agenda? >> it's interesting. we're going to pause for a moment. when you say that the fbi has infiltrated these groups. so if the threat is made online, when does somebody go in and say we need to intercede? >> apparently the neighbors have had exchange with these two individuals where they indicated they were going to shoot police officers. but for whatever reason they didn't take them seriously so to speak. >> we are going to pause and listen. >> those of you who don't know me. i have some prepared comments. and then i'm going to introd

monday's talks will involve deputy secretary of state burns and under-secretary of state wendy sher smaun. they reached an interim deal in november, but it expires next month. >>> pope francis, with the israeli and palestine presidents - they met at the vatican. nick spicer talk about the significance of the event. >> reporter: it's about sending a message of hope to the people of the holy ranked, which is why the pope called on israel and the palestine leadership to engage in an undaunted dialogue for peoples yearning for peace. earlier in the day when there was more people in st. peter's square listening to the pope speak at the end of the celebrations, we spoke to some palestinians who were inspired saying it was a cause of hope, recognising that this was not some kind of peace negotiation that was being under taken, but it was the leader of the catholic church of over a billion ath licks -- catholics bringing toot the three rely -- together the three religions from the holy land to talk about recreating the atmosphere, hopeful for peace again. having th that, the is -- said that, the

. >> that is right sher -- where nicholas helman lived with his mom. they said they don't know how much of the deadly substance ricin is inside. >> they started the tedious process of removing items that could be contaminated with ricin. every precaution is take and because it doesn't take a lot of ricin do to a lot of damage. >> small amounts can do a lot of damage if you inhale it or inject it into your body. >> that happened when the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the building and they moved into to make the arrest. the suspect stands accused of sending a ricin laces birthday card to his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend. he had two of the main ingredients needed to make ricin and now the 19-year-old is waiting on a slew of charges including attempted murder. we spoke to neighbors about the 19-year-old boy scout that always kept to himself. >> i would sit out and have a cigarette once in a while, and before that he made eagle scout. >> we are out here with the kids and everyone helps out with everyone. you think are you safe at home and then to have something

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a voiceover says the transfer took place in the ali sher district of khost province, near the borderh pakistan. meanwhile, u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel, in belgium, said it is premature to assume that bergdahl deserted in 2009, and that several u.s. soldiers died in the initial search for him. >> i do not know of specific circumstances or details of u.s. soldiers dying as a result of efforts to find and rescue sergeant bergdahl. it's not in the interests of anyone, and certainly, i think, a bit unfair to sergeant bergdahl's family and to him, to presume anything. >> woodruff: still, the criticism continued. there was this from republican senator john mccain of arizona, a former prisoner of war in vietnam. >> well it's certainly, all of us are happy for his family and for him that he is returned to the united states. i also remember that when i was in prison, our motto was "home with honor." "home with honor" was our motto. >> woodruff: the white house has said it acted quickly to free bergdahl, without telling congress that the deal was imminent, because of concerns about his h

give it up for billy, noreen and lump, who snuck in here stked on top of each other's sher you can'te just three 8-year-olds stuffed in an adult's outfit. one of whom has a fake goatee. we are very excited and honored because our next guest is -- oh, no. oh, no. with her psychic and telekinetic powers, she must have known i was going to introduce her. ladies and gentlemen, erin jeffries is here. erin jeffries. as you can see, erin has the power to move objects with her mind. [ cheers and applause ] and when she gets really excited, she can't control her power. erin, i am sorry. please try to contain yourself. i apologize for drawing attention to you and making you nervous. i will now move on. i am sorry, erin. and stewart paulson. stewart is a grown-ass man who still believes in santa claus. [ cheers and applause ] erin! erin, i told you to stop. don't levitate kim's drumstick. that is not cool! that is not cool! now float it back to her! float it back to her! thank you, erin! that is enough! do you promise to stop, erin? [ laughter ] all right. take that as a maybe. our next guest i

. >> she served all over the world during her 30 years in the navy and sher mother, father, and husband this photo of his beautiful daughter, savannah haltler, who was stationed where i was. >> and david colon served from 1995 to 1998. and robert sisler served from 1968 to 1970 along with his three brothers. >> and this man, private james martin parachuted behind enemy lines in normandy. that was 70 years ago. >> and today at 93 years young, he parachuted on to utah beach as part of a reenactment, saying this jump was much better, because nobody was shooting at him. well, this has been fantastic. >> it really, really has been. >> my first summer sidekick. >> i really, really appreciate it. by the way, the bear story, i think there was an update on that, but too late. >> well, it's too late. we'll tell about it later. i'm gretchen. >> and i'm charles. here's faulkner in for shep. she's next. >>> hi, guys, i am harris faulkner if for shepard smith and this is the fox news desk. ahead, the bowe bergdahl prison swap. new allegations that he once declared himself a holy warrior for islam. >>

requirement is all about esolving billing disputes with shers so we keep copies of the bills. are he call detail records still being generated. >> excuse me for interrupting. if, after 12 months, you are purging the call detail record billing retaining the reco record, which doesn't have the cases, then n many losing -- wouldn't the government be losing access months' worth six of data? there seems to be this common there is going to be 18 months of data. it is not in the bill and you that you don't keep that kind of data across the board. >> that is correct. if a law enforcement agency or the intelligence community came us and asked us for call detail records from three years we might not le, able to honor that request. but that is the position that right enforcement is in now. the bulk collection is for a onger period of time only because n.s.a. is getting a continuous feed and is keeping themselves. even now we don't have data five years back and it would just all collection would be from our ordinary business records. baker, do you see that as a problem from your perspecti

to secure approval, going to the conference call, when the deal fell through, the deal walked away, sherhad to walk way because of problems in antitrust department in mexico. they got 360 u.s. stores as a result. this is a world cup play. >> excuse me? >> 3600 stores in all countries doing well with the world cup. this is central america and south america play. they get 3600 stores, dominate the western hemisphere in paint. makes sense. i hope they can close the deal, ppg. >> interesting. dollar general, last week, ceo's going to step down in 2015. it's the biggest s&p loser today. this idea maybe that icahn's not going to get his way and have it put up for sale. >> family dollar. >> sorry. right. >> icahn is at family dollar but the idea's been there, the consolidation, if you have ceo change at dollar general what does it mean? some argue it's positive. but family dollar doesn't have a coo. >> right. >> well, we watched the stock, also down a believe on friday when we get the news. >> look, dollar general's a great growth company. it's a great growth company. in that area of the econom

sher briefing should get under way shortly. -- her briefing should get under way shortly. speaker boehner is expected to be here at 11:30. a conversation from this morning's "washington journal," ahead of a hearing this afternoon looking at the un accompanied minors coming to the southern border in the u.s. henry cuellar of texas joined us. host: have you talk about what you have seen personally with these unaccompanied minors crossing the borders. what have you seen? guest: well, first of all, i do represent a large border and i represent the area. i breathe the air and drink the water and very familiar with it. basically we have a wave of humanity coming across. just an example, in may, 2014, just last month, border patrol detained from el paso down to brownsville about 48,000 individuals. 9,700 of them were kids with no parents. if you look at the average cost of bringing someone across by the bad guys, $5,000, times 48,000 individuals, that's about $240 million in one month that the bad guys have made. so you can see it's a big business across the border in latin ameri

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