siegel, you bring to mind broadening beyond this train crash here. it makes me think of people traveling over the summer and taking road trips and many times throwing things in the back window or things that are not locked down in the car that could become projectile. >> that's a great point, and that's reportedly may have even been happening here, some projectile issues but it's a reminder that you're never totally safe when you're moving. in planes we're supposed to be seat belted. what about in the car? what's johnny doing in the backseat? is he scream are you distracted? >> i think we have to get that to happen. it hasn't happened. i think we need a federal law to make it happen. we this seat belts on planes. they're not on school buses. >> i've never understood. >> you'd have a different kind of injuries. here's another thing, one last thing. the trains are going faster and faster. that's another point. if they're going to go over 100 miles per hour, you'd better be seat belted in. >> what are you thoughts on this top snick. >> i think if you lo

siegel, you discussed the dangers of too much salt, but what about too little? >> you know, it's a very important topic. i'm glad the viewer brought it up. there are a lot of thins that can cause your sodium levels to be low. being on certain medication, anti-depressants -- >> fluid builds. >> that's another most important in my mind. sometimes it shows that doctors need the most important in my mind.the most important in my sometimes it shows that doctors need to think outside the box more. i had a patient a couple weeks ago with a low sodium saying you're drinking too much water. you could dillute your sodium. but he said to me -- >> repeat that. >> drinking glass after glass after glass of water you can end up with low sodium of that alone. we have to warn people about this. >> how do you know if you have low sodium? >> your doctor has to test you and part of a regular examination. now -- >> do you feel anything? >> fatigue, nauseous and vomiting and muscle aches and most important thing is happens very quickly, you can get seizures. >> doctor, he's saying th

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marc siegel looks at new ways to diagnose and treat one of our veterans' most insidious ailments. >>ter: up to 20% of iraq and afghanistan veterans are suffering from post-traumatic stress. unlike other illnesses, we don't have a method to diagnose and treat it. >> the best thing we can do at the moment is to take a careful history and explore with the returning war fighters their current function. >> reporter: the cowen veteran center in new york city is developing biological measurements and brain imaging techniques that will indicate pts in patients. >> i've experienced my own difficulties emotional troubles with my transition coming out of the military and through that experience i feel like i know if the veterans that i'm trying to reach, i know what they are going through. >> reporter: at the center here new research is helping to make the invisible wounds of war visible. at the same time therapists are helping our veterans and their families stand down psychologically and reset. >> we are hopeful that we will have genomic profiles that would say you should take this antidepres

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel has your forecast. >> it's going to be a mild start tomorrowtemperatures in the suburbs will be in the mid 60s. washington and areas by the water will dip to the low 70s. 72 in washington. here is sky cast 4. we will have a few clouds around. by 9:00 a.m. almost at 80 degrees in washington and the suburbs. by 11:00 a.m. the suburbs and washington in the low 80s. noon we're in the low to mid 80s across the area. a high tomorrow around 90. some thunderstorms are in the forecast. i'll have more on that the timing and who is more likely to see rain coming up in about ten minutes. >>> the fallout keeps growing over the federal indictment of dennis hastert. he has now resigned from the board of wheaton college. he is charged with breaking federal banking laws by covering up the sexual abuse of a minor. some people in the town say they are shocked, while others say they're not surprised. >> not surprised one bit. just seems the norm now with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals you know just basic thievery. >> the identity of the

casey siegel fox news. >> we're coming right back with much more. stay with us. lou: coming up, violent weekends in chicago and baltimore and new york, and guess who is calling on the cops. where is al sharpton? where are the demonstrators and protesters? where is the attorney general? where is the president for that matter? rod wheeler and bo on the obama administration's campaign on law enforcement. it looks like it's working. and an overturned tanker carrying 9,000 gallons of fuel sparking a wall of fire in detroit. we'll have the latest for you here next. ♪ ♪ >> the city of baltimore is reeling from its dead deadliest month since 1999. thirty-five people have been killed so far including nine over this past memorial day weekend. incredible. and the record violence is happening in west baltimore. ground zero for those riots that took place following the april death of freddie gray, who was killed in police custody. in chicago a dashboard camera captured dramatic video of a shoot-out between gang members in broad daylight. this video shows a man in a gray t-shi

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siegel.secretary ash carter raising concerns about iraq's ability to fight isis as the terrorist group captured you are in territory in iraq and syria. heather: heavy rains sparking devastating floods in the plains. but i think he's kinda nailing it. (music) hotels.com. they don't need me right now. rainfall >> government forces in iraq gearing up to launch attacks against isis after the group takes key towns including ramadi. isis gaining control of the border crossing between iraq and syria. i am heather childers in for martha maccallum. >> and i am greg jarred in for bill hemmer. defense secretary ash carter raising questions about the obama administration strategy to defeat isis saying the iraqis shows no will to fight. those were his words. and new video showing the aftermath of an attack by syria's military targeting a town recently captured by isis. >> jennifer griffin joins us. why is the defense secretary's admission significant? >> reporter: well it is significant because it means t

watch many ducks swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away.e a ride around a lake going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city concrete streets cars we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very easily. the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is a place to find and appre

joining us fox business exclusive, jonathan siegel, one group ceo.ou had no line of credit. >> we offered our first venue in 2004. in 2006 we created stk. it wasn't until 2011 when we were doing 83 million we could get a line of credit from a bank. that was just $3 million. nobody would lend us any money. liz: why not? >> people are nervous for the restaurant business. they see restaurants come and go. we were revolutionary. we kind of reinvented steakhouse. we made it more female accessible, a more adaptive menu for female sensibilities. i think everybody saw that as kind of a gamble. liz: what is your cash flow now? great to hear from the start you had to cobble together a little cash. >> in 2006, in first year of operation we did 6.3 million. at end of last year, we were 140 million in revenue. what is really relevant about nine years of growth, half of our life was in the recession, and worst recession any of us ever seen. in the recession the first thing that suffers is hospitality yet we were able to grow using our own cash flows building compa

. >>> i'm storm team4 meteorologist amelia siegel. weather headlines for tomorrow tracking scattered afternoon and evening, showers and thunderstorms, the potential for some strong to severe storms later in the day tomorrow the chance of some showers and storms on tuesday, spring returns on wednesday, next weekend, memorial day weekend, right now, saturday and sunday looking nice and dry. tomorrow morning, dealing with fog, that could slow that morning commute and then storms could slow the evening commute. exercise go out early. heading out and about you want to have a rain plan for the afternoon and evening hours if you were planning on having dinner outside tomorrow. s here the latest on storm team4 radar. most of us are dry, but i am tracking some heavier rain east of franklin stanton, seeing some of that showery activity now. this will fall apart but if it holds together it will make it into the d.c. metro area between 9 and 11 p.m. tonight, just showers. right now in the low to middle 80s if is hot and humid once again tomorrow.

siegel caught up with the former president.by asking you about your book 41. because in that book towards the end you talk about how your father wanted closure from jumping out of a plane over the pacific. and he wanted to repeat that until he got it right. >> yeah. >> what can we learn from that? >> you can learn this doc, that one should never stop living life to the fullest. so in the book "41," and thank you for bringing that up i went to see "kiss my dad good-bye." i was convinced that he was going to pass on. took my little girls there, and laura. and about five months later, he is jumping out of a helicopter at the age of 90. so the will to live is very important for your health. and obviously you've got to make good choices in life. but i think the idea of a guy who can't walk and near death, jumping out of a helicopter at age 90 is a pretty clear example of the desire to live to the fullest. >> veterans go overseas to protect us they come back home. don't we as americans have an obligation to take care of them? >> we h

. >> reporter: dad bod inspiration, think jason siegel's nude scene in "forgetting stair sara marshall" or paul rudd downing cupcakes in this is 40. it was this article why girls love the dad bod written by mckenzie pearson that made dad bod an internet sensation. she says this is why. >> it makes girls i think feel more vulnerable when they aren't with someone who is meal prepping every sunday and being intimidating. the experience of cuddling with someone w little more on them than pure muscle and bone and skin is definitely more comforting. >> reporter: mega stars like leonardo dicaprio and seth rogen have been called dad bods so for zach rosenberg he's in good company. >> you are working with a lack of muscle deaf nation across your chest and abs which i definitely have. i have abs in there someone. young i don't know how many there are but at least two. let me see yours. >> reporter: shortly after mckenzie's dad proclamation went viral there was a tidal wave of controversy. men were rejoicing. women started to cry foul on twitter using the #mombod. would a woman ever be celebrated

we start with amelia siegel. more on this weather-like summer. >> on another hot and humid day, i'm tracking a small but impressive cell. some heavy rain falling right now in this lone shower just to the east of clinton, maryland. this is going to rain itself out just in the next few hours. but if you are in parts of prince gornlgs candidate between buoy and clinton and off to the east sunderland up through annapolis, you could be dealing with rain during these early morning hours. future weather picking up this feature until about 9:00 a.m. otherwise, everybody else it's a dry start to the day. hazy sunshine throughout the day and some isolated afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. it's one of those days where most of us remain dry. some of us will be dealing with a late day thunderstorm or some heavier rain. alexis how are the roads looking? >>> looking good if you're traveling the beltway in maryland. no reports of significant delays or incidents in the area. we have a couple of work

marc siegel. also the author of the uner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> great to have you. let's get right to it. lots of people barbecuing this weekend. we're told there's safety tips you should know before firing up that grill. dr. samadi, i personally like all the burnt pieces. am i taking in carcinogens. >> after nine months of snow, we're finally going to get a break. but people need to know that while you have all of your food and burgers and hot dogs on the table and you're swimming, if that food sticks around for over two hours, you're going to be at risk of getting salmonella and e co-ly. in hot weather, if the food is out there more than an hour or so, don't eat it anymore, or refrigerate it quickly. i think it's important to invest in a good thermometer to see if your food is cooked. don't mix the raw and meat and mix it with cooked food because i think the cross-contamination with the bacterias are very dangerous. and wash your hands all the time. i think t

joining us mark siegel professor of medicine and author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and chairman and professor of lenox hill hospital. he's joining us live from new orleans. he's attending the annual dwatherring of the american your logical association. good to see both of you. >> nice to see you. >> we're going to start with the horrific tragedy of the

david siegel is brought in to help turn frontier from a low cost carrier to what the industry calls an ultra low cost carrier and he succeeded at that part. but he also managed to make it the most complained about airline in the nation, worse even than us airways which actually is where siegel came from. virgin america meanwhile last month was rated the best airline in america for the third year in a row by airline quality report. virgin is not rated on every list because it's so small it doesn't always qualify in every category. its pilots this week became -- began the process to vote on membership with the airline pilots association. right now the flight attendants are unionized but the pilots are not. let's check your news before the bell. landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> hey, scoot, good morning. the markets are look to brace their mini losing streak today as the dow fell on thursday. the longest stretch since late march. investors reacting to disappointing economic data, held back spending on many things last month. unemployment and producer price

air which is where siegel came from. let's talking about virgin.anwhile last month was weighted the best airline in america for the third year in a row by the airline quality report. now, virgin's not on every list. sure, we can skip ahead to this. this is the best frequent flier programs there are. those are southwest and air berlin. this according to a recent study. the worst are avianca and land. these are both south american airlines. you're probably unlikely to fly them. this is calculated by how easily you can turn your airline miles into an actual ticket. nick woodman, ce okay of gopro once prom hissed his college roommate 10%. it's time to pay up. the company gave him stock options. according to financial reports just filed by gopro those options came due. so the company paid dan in and woodman seen here paid the company back the money it spent. a quarter billion dollars. now, nick is going to be okay. he's still worth billions. but we can say nick woodman keeps his promises. woodman is a part-time race car driver. gopro sponsors the indyca

marc siegel. of the uner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> great to have you. let's get right to it. lots of people barbecueing this weekend. we're told there's safety tips you should know before

see siegel. >> thank you as always. >>> a fox news alert.set to convene any moment now for a showdown over the patriot act. lawmakers are racing to come to a solution before key provisions of the controversial law expire at midnight. including an nsa surveillance program that collects vast amounts of telephone data. hello, everyone. this is "america's news headquarters." >> hello again. hello, everyone. supporters of the law include mitch mcconnell. they say it's necessary to keep us safe from terrorist attacks. but a bipartisan group of opponent argue it violates the u.s. constitution. most outspoken of them all is,

joining us mark siegel professor of medicine and author of the >> welcome to unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> and dr. david somati the chief of robotic surgery, he's doing his live from new orleans, where he's attending the annual gathering of the american you're logical association. good to see both of you doctors. >> good to see you. . >> going to start with the horrific tragedy of the amtrak crash as you know.

siegel is the one who's more likely to contaminate.hey take their hands and wipe them on the apron. you're using the same apron. and then they touch something else. >> absolutely great point and by the way, the reason this is happening is another story that we've covered which is that there's an epidemic of bacteria in chicken and beef now. you're getting the raw meat. you think it doesn't have any bacteria. i don't want to gross anybody out but a lot of the chicken has the bacteria in it. you have to cook it out. if you're a food handler, you get it on your hands -- >> you don't want to eat undercooked chicken, right? >> the temperature you want for your burgers, about 140 degrees. for chicken it's about 160. i know as a urologist, it sounds like i know what i'm doing. we always have someone with a thermometer looking at the temperature of the meat. >> i want to say that my personal experience, i can tell you you do two things incredibly well, prostate surgery and bbqing. >> i'm not mixing those two. >> do the vegetables first. do tha

. >> ida siegel in new york city thanks nmplgts downtown atlanta this afternoon, heavy rain caused severelash flooding that left cars stranded yournd water on the city's highways. to the west in texas, isolated thunderstorms continue to move through the area. hampering cleanup efforts. once again today, hundreds turned out to search for those missing after last week's historic floods. >>> for the second time in a week tarball balls and clumps of oil have washed ashore on bop lar southern california beaches. they have been spotted in ventura county. at this point it is unclear if they are related to the oil spill in santa barbara that dumped more than 100,000 gallons in to the pacific. >>> meantime california is dealing with its growing drought crisis the worst in the state's history. because water is at a premium and it could pose a problem for one of the state's biggest crops. >> reporter: busfor tom rogers. >> farmers are not foolish people. you go where the money is. >> reporter: these are mini moneymakers. almonds on the farm his family has owned nearly a century. every acre now devot

marc siegel joins us live. dr. siegel. >> hi elizabeth. welcome.wn here at the prairie chapel ranch, the w 100k warrior bike ride. has just completed. by my estimation this is the most important ride because it's looking at the invisible wounds of war post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury which are often overlooked. president bush was inspiring. he was leading from the front of the pack. i had a chance to talk to him about his health. and he appears to be in great health. >> i feel great. a little concerned about falling apart at age 68. you know my knees went down my back had surgery, had a little heart stint. but i feel like a teenager. now, whether i ride like one is another question. >> you know the issue of post-traumatic stress is central here. and i found that talking to some of the veterans, specifically to leslie zimmerman, that she felt she didn't deserve to be considered wounded, that she wasn't treated with the same recognition. >> it's hard to feel like i deserve to be called wounded. to be somewhere like this it makes me fe

marc siegel is going to join us with that next.cross america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its

. >> reporter: attorney leo siegel says the couple has three previous eviction judgments against them in santa cruz county and maybe choosing this as a lifestyle. >> so they get to game the system by pro rating their living expenses over however many months they get to live in someone's property without paying them. >> reporter: to make matters worse the home mysteriously developed a sewage problem during their stay that was so bad, plumbers had to shut off the water. sandu had to move in with friends and offered the pay the couple for a motel but they refuse. she said her big mistakes were not better background checks and allowing the couple to pay cash off the "airbnb" platform after their first payment. she said "airbnb" can't help and that's a warning to others. >> whenever an abnb transaction ends, it doesn't mean that the person's actually going to leave. and it doesn't mean in this state that they have to leave anymore. they have rights as a tenant. >> reporter: the couple is still in the house but the attorney has been trying to broker a deal and the deal is this. they will gi

mark siegel fox news. >> and baltimore commissioner back at the podium. >> the community made it chlorndards they want. and we want to focus going on day in and out and serve the community in a constitutional way and to be that professional organization that stands tall. i can't hear you. >> no i don't have thoughts on that. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we'll keep everyone updated on our next pregsz briefing and we'll have that. thank you. nrngs and so the baltimore police department basically coming back and answering questions from the reporters and talking about the case moving forward. and in case you haven't heard, there is a boxing match tonight, kind of a big deal to sports fans and some calling it the fight of the century, plus this. ♪ ♪ >> and a legendary musician and celebrating a birthday in a legendary position. e #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protectiontm. how do crest 3d white whitestrips compare to a whitening toothpaste? let's see! the paste didn't seem to do

siegel, thank you. >>> the dow gained nearly 184 points today. the s&p 500 up 23. nasdaq closed up 64 points. for the week the dow was down a third of a percent. the s & p lost half a percent. >>> no grapevine tonight so we can bring you an in-depth conversation with chris christie. he opens up about whether a run for president is a bridge that he wants to cross. >>> a guilty plea and two indictments that could spell trouble for possible presidential contender chris christie. david wildstein pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges for a 2013 plot to cause traffic jams on the george washington bridge. you all know it as bridge gate. his lawyer says wildstein will cooperate with the u.s. attorney's office. he maintains christie knew of the plot. >> i give a statement on behalf of mr. wildstein's team in january of 2013 that mr. christie new of the lane closures while they were occurring and evidence exists to establish that. >> christie's former chief of staff has been charged with wire fraud. christie has long-denied any role as political retribution. bret baier sat do

as ida siegel reports, they say mistakes are compounding the heartbreak. >> reporter: antonio flew in from italy this weekend to see his brother was buried properly back home. 39-year-old was killed in the amtrak derailment last week but bringing the body home to italy is a nightmare making this horrific tragedy that much worse. >> reporter: just anticipating and waiting and waiting. it's tough. >> reporter: close family friends in new jersey trying to help. larry was supposed to pick him up at penn station the night of the crash and didn't show up they searched for information. at one point the family says they were told he was on a shuttle bus heading in to new york and that he was alive. only it wasn't true. they say they were told an amtrak representative made a mistake. >> it's hard. it's hard for the family waiting. the wife is still in disbelief. she kept on asking me are you sure it was him? are you sure it was him? it's him. >> reporter: once it was established he was killed they asked the body kept in philadelphia so the family from italy claims it but it was moved to new je

siegel and samadi join us for "sunday housecall" two hours from now. for now, i'm eric shawn. back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thank you, eric. community leaders, state officials holding a day of prayer in baltimore today. it is an effort to heal a shaken and angry city after the death of freddie gray. six police officers now face charges ranging from assault to second-degree murder. after the 25-year-old died of severe spinal cord injuries he sustained while in police custody. i want to bring in our panel on this. ed rollins, a fox news contributor. judith miller is an adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute and a fox news contributor. anthony skair mu chee is the co-founder of sky bridge capital and a fox business contributor. good to see, everybody. thank you for joining us. ed your reaction to the response. >> obviously we all watched this on television. we haven't had situations like this since the '60s. i'm the only one old enough to remember all of that. in 1968 we had 120 cities in america burned including our capital, worse than detroit. the problem w

joining me now civil rights attorney norm siegel. he has been working on police issues for decades. your reaction to the grand jury returning these indictments against the backdrop of other cases in which grand juries did not indict. >> well, it proves the point i mountain that we have been making all long, the prosecutor controls. if the prosecutor wants to get an indictment, there will be an dime. if they don't want an indictment, they won't get indictment. so ferguson and staten island, the commentary on the prosecutor. it's a commentary on the prosecutor in baltimore. we should not have secret grand juries because it's divisive. it taints the process. have a public hearing. let the people see what's going on and then we'll have less divisiveness in america. >> so you are saying, because we saw marilyn mosby on the steps, she says i'm bringing charges, low and behold the going finds probable cause. this is not surprising. this is what happens in america's criminal courts every day t. prosecutor wants to get a charge out of the going, tail get a charge out of the grand jury. >> th

see siegel. >> thank you as always. >>> a fox news alert. the senate set to convene any moment now for a showdown over the patriot act. lawmakers are racing to come to a solution before key provisions of the controversial law expire at midnight. including an nsa surveillance program that collects vast amounts of telephone data. hello, everyone. this is "america's news headquarters." >> hello again. hello, everyone. supporters of the law include mitch mcconnell. they say it's necessary to keep us safe from terrorist attacks. but a bipartisan group of opponent argue it violates the u.s. constitution. most outspoken of them all is of course kentucky republican senator rand paul. his comments both criticized and supported. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. >> when's the late semest. >> reporter: the white house set the stakes at being very high saying the surveillance powers to expire would jeopardize national security. the senate very rare sunday afternoon session is getting started this hour. the most like

marc siegel says this. >> you could sustain a brain injury and get a head injury that way.clear there is no way that you could sever your spine by bashing your head against the wall or side of a car or anything like that. that is not going to be the cause of the severed spine in this case. >> the the truth is we don't know what happened to mr. gray, the same way we did not initially know what happened in ferguson missouri. it's fine to report about possible evidence if you see a piece of paper and that's hun it, you have got to report it but it is irresponsible to speculate about it. it's also irresponsible to make insane statements, trying to justify vigilante violence. that's what we have been hearing all week. the litany of excuse-making is excruciating. the rioters are angry because america is a country of mass incarceration. people who burn down buildings and loot are just misdirected folks who feel hopeless. and if you feel hopeless it's okay to riot. you see it's really not the fault of those who commit crimes. it's the fault of america because we don't provide jobs

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according to city planner marketing al kurie and city councilman lenny siegel tells c new brunswi cbsworld-class campus, they may have to come up with another plan to make that happen. carl, back to you. >> thank you, josh. you got some thoughts on this, don't you, john? >> i do. i kind of saw this coming because google took a tack very different from apple. when apple wanted a new headquarters, steve jobs went to the city council meeting, made hits plea up front. google doesn't have the same warm and fuzzy feeling for mountain view that apple has from cupertino. they feed their employees on campus, they give all of these services, they don't help small businesses around google as much. also a lot of residents of mountain view are afraid of google creating a lot of residential in mountain view. creating a voting bloc so they get everything they want. mountain view doesn't love google altogether. that's what this is about. >> hard to charm mountain view and the eu at the same time, apparently. let's get to the cme group this morning, rick santelli, the santelli exchange, hey, rick. >>

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casey siegel is in waco. >> one police sergeant with the waco police department who said this was onee scenes he's ever seen. speaking of the crime scene, well past the 24-hour mark and still a lot of police here at this restaurant in waco, texas. six tow trucks showed up on the scene. we expect them to start towing away motorcycles scattered in the parking lot there. police are characterizing this crime as gang-on-gang violence. the facts and figures no innocent bystanders, no other people caught in the crossfire especially when you consider how busy it would have been on a sunday afternoon. waco police say they had been watching this twin peaks restaurant for months because it had become a known hangout for motorcycle gangs. investigators believe at least five of these gangs were involved in this may lay yesterday which started in a bathroom for unknown reasons. (?) quickly escalated and moved outside. >> that disturbance moved into the parking lot very quickly. our officers responded very quickly and appropriately. as we pulled up on the scene, the shooting at individual bikers fro

our sister station in new york talked tonight to his family as identify 'siegel tells us they can't gethis body back. >> reporter: antonio piras flew in from italy this weed to see that his wroer r brother was buried properly back home. the 39-year-old was killed in the amtrak derailment last week but bringing his body home to italy has become a bureaucratic nightmare making this horrific tragedy that much worse. >> translator: just anticipated and waiting and waited. >> reporter: close family friends in new jersey have been trying to help. larry saya was supposed to pick giuseppe up at penn station the night of the crash. when he didn't show up they searched desperately for information. at one point, the family says they were toelt told giuseppe was to an subtle bus heading into new york and he was alive. although it wasn't true. they say they were told an amtrak representative made a mistake. >> it's hard to the family. they are waiting. the wife is still in disbelief. she kept on asking me are you sure it was him? it's him. >> reporter: once it was established giuseppe was killed the

siegel. >> thank you, you guys. >>> saddened beyond words, vice president joe biden and his family mourn the loss of his eldest son bo. the 46-year-old iraq war veteran had been fighting brain cancer leaving behind a young family of his own. we'll look at his life and the outpouring of sympathy and prayers from both sides of the aisle in washington. >>> a bicycle accident for john kerry sends him home from the iran nuclear talks with a broken femur. what all this means for the negotiations with tehran. >>> the clock is ticking on the nsa's bulk collection of america's phone records with a midnight deadline coming up fast. rare weekend session for the senate as supporters make a last ditch effort to renew key parts of the patriot act and critics like senator rand paul fight to let them expire. >> why would we give up things? the professional say keep us safer? >> welcome to "america's news headquarters from washington. i'm leland vittert, nice to be with you as well. >> you, too, i'm shannon bream, thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. joe biden and his family dealing with t

strange silence prevailed and small insignificant sounds such as the whimper of a child, the cry of the siegel or the bang of a door assumed alarming proportions. you read his diary. >> this is a statement that he left. >> that's extraordinarily described it. as recently as 2012 a british commission issued a report tuesday that the british were to blame for the fast sinking of the ship and the loss. this is really haunted the u.k.. .. >> >> those that live and failed. that would be captive in turner concluded moments you write about those photographs where are they? right after the sinking but they were housed in three makeshift morgues in queenstown. and in order to assure a record of the bodies they were all photographed in a mass grave. i knew these existed in london and i was in liverpool i asked about them. they said we have them that we will not let you see them because we don't let anybody see them. i did some more work than i asked again kgs somebody to see? the next day they said we will let you look at the photographs. i said what caused you to change your mind? they loved double in

marc marc siegel. >> i went to kiss my dad good-bye.> you'll want to watch that. how he said his dad's strength is helping them heal. we're live at the bush ranch down in crawford, texas, next. (music) boys? stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. just one reason volkswagen is the #1 selling diesel car brand in america. >>> president george w. bush kicked off the fifth annual 100k yesterday down in texas. a three-day bike ride honoring our nation's heroes. >> this brings attention to ptsd and traumatic brain injuries. >> our dr. marc siegel is live. how are you doing, doc? >> reporter: i'm doing good. whether you're a wounded veteran getting back on a bike or recovering from a knee surgery or whether you're me it's a tough ride and it's all about how to overcome. i spoke with president bush about this yesterday and he wrote about this in his book "41" that was released earlier this year. >> i went to kiss my dad good-bye. i was convinced that he was going to pass on. i took my little girls ther

casey siegel is live. what is the latest on this investigation?ave now cleared the scene. people are coming and going from the community center that was very much an active crime scene yesterday when we talked to you. but the investigation is ongoing. the two suspects were from phoenix arizona. 34-year-old elton simpson and 34-year-old nadir soofi were roof roommates and the fbi descended on their argument looking for evidence of them supporting the terrorist claim. those who knew the two men cannot get their mind around this. >> my interaction with them and a lot of other people in the mosque was they were not these type of people. >> reporter: elton simpson's family released a statement saying they send their prayers to everyone affected by this quote senseless tragedy. >> senseless it is. one of these suspects was being investigate and the fbi knew about him right? >> reporter: that is correct. elton simpson. going back to 2006. multiple incidents. according to court documents he told an fbi informant he wanted to travel to somalia to fight wit