god bless tom sullivan and his family and his friends. y of duty spend in chattanooga, tennessee at the naval reserve center. his marine brothers by his side. sergeant carson holmquist, a decorated marine from wisconsin served two tours of duty in afghanistan before being killed here at home. he leaves behind a wife and son. the youngest victim, 21-year-old lance corporal "skip" wells graduated three years ago from high school in marietta, georgia. >> he loved this country. his mama served in the military. i believe she was a marine also. i figured he just wanted to follow in her footsteps. he was rotc in high school. he loved that. i just think that was a calling that he had. >> reporter: wells recently took a trip to disney world with his mom. she said, my son died doing what he loved for the love of his country and his family a decorated 11-year veteran who served multiple tours staff sergeant david wyatt is pictured with his two children. there is no sleep tonight, someone writes. wyatt was from arkansas but he lived in chattanooga whe

back in massachusetts, tom sullivan cheered for his boston teams. in battle, said a comrade, sully "was just everything that a marine should be." in two tours in iraq, he earned a combat action ribbon; for his wounds, two purple hearts. when he was warned that a gunman was there in chattanooga, he ran in -- so that others could live. today we echo the words of his community: gunnery sergeant thomas j. sullivan "was our hero and he will never be forgotten." "thank you for protecting us." [applause] growing up in georgia, skip wells was a true servant leader -- devoted to god and to his friends, quick to lend a hand or put you on his prayer list. during his hometown's fourth of july parade, he was so proud to be a marine that he went in his dress uniform. just 21 years old, a year out of boot camp, easy going, always smiling, even during the hardest drills. a friend said, "skip is the kind of kid you want on your team." as americans, we are forever grateful that lance corporal squire k. wells was on our team. as an eagle scout in arkansas, david wyatt

coming up next. >> at evening, everyone, i am tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. the obama admin is ration taking heat for the decision to take the nuclear deal to the united nations before congress votes on it. u.n. security council unanimously backed the agreement the rubberstamp became very easy for the president but republicans outraged because congress still has two months to review the deal before a vote. we will take up what that means for national security and politics with kt mcfarland and senior staff member brad blakeman. also coming up tonight donald trump ignited a political firestorm after criticizing john mccain's war record. rivals pounce, but he shows he's not being hurt by the verbal sparring. and more than 50 years of cold war hostility between cuba and the united states coming to an end. we have a historic report. the top story. it the administration decided to clear the iranian nuclear deal with the united nations before congress. republicans obviously not happy fox news white house correspondent kevin court has more. reporter: minutes into th

our very own tom sullivan joins us. you are a pilot.we talked about this before, do you think, based on what we know of this debris, the plane was downed on purpose in the ocean? >> yes. do i. i mean i don't -- it's speculation still, we don't know why. all i know is if that flaperon in order for it to be torn off, it had to be extended. you extend the flaperons when you're in a landing, when you're coming in for a landing to slow down and to give the wing more lift. so whether they did it on purpose or whether they ran out of gas or whatever the reason was, i suspect it was not a good reason, they were trying to gently naut into the ocean. so i believe that the plane didn't break up into a million pieces which would have had debris all over the place which they would have found. >> if a pilot is going to commit suicide, why would they put it in the ocean? >> to hide the crime. they were going a part of the world where there is very little radar and the bottom of the ocean isn't mapped very well, i think it was all very, very clever in

coming up next. >> at evening, everyone, i am tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. obama admin is ration taking heat for the decision to take the nuclear deal to the united nations before congress votes on it. u.n. security council unanimously backed the agreement, the rubberstamp became very easy for the president but republicans outraged because congress still has two months to review the deal before a vote. we will take up what that means for national security and politics with kt mcfarland and senior staff member brad blakeman.

maria: what can you tell us about tom sullivan? >> tommy was a great guy.le community is devastated. he was a solid marine. he did 18 years. he was a defender of our country. we're all really devastated. maria: bend den, we can hear you're very upset and your tears on air. our condolences go to you and his family and friends. we're all devastated by the news of these four marines murdered yesterday. to hear the story that tom sullivan did two successful tours in iraq, received the purple tour, purple heart, rather, only to come back and lose his life on his own homeland is extraordinary. what has been the sentiment on the ground? >> what has been the what? maria: what has been the talk on the ground from the people who knew tom sullivan? like yourself. >> just shocking. i mean he goes over there and fights for our country and comes back here and gets assassinated by a lone wolf. it is devastating. we wished that the marines were armed, you know in these particular stations. i wish they were armed. maria: yes. have you spoken with mr. sullivan's family? >> n

military centers in chattanooga, tennessee, on wednesday, we are learning more of the victim, tom sullivan seen here in a marine facebook served two tours of duty in iraq earning a purple heart nor his honorable service. a second victim hob identified at skip wells of georgia. >> it is a heartbreaking circumstance for the individuals who have served our country with great valor to be killed in this fashion. sullivan and wells and two other marines were shot and killed at this center and two others injured in the firefight. minutes before the same shooter pulled to a strip mall recruiting center in a rented convertible shooting an officer in a leg and taking off before anyone could respond. today we are learn you new detail of the accused killer, muhammad youssef abdulazeez described by friends an all american kid. >> they were in class when they saw the second train hit the world trade center in the 6th grade. he was as scare as the rest of us a sad day for everyone including muhammad youssef abdulazeez. >> he was a recent college graduate from affluent family and not on the f.b.i. radar.

leslie marshall is here fox news contributor, and tom sullivan host of the tom sullivan show on fox newsadio. welcome to both of you. it is stunning when you think about the administration's heart felt outpouring in baltimore in ferguson for these individuals who they felt were let down by local authorities. this family leslie, and this young woman were also let down by the authorities. why not speak out in this instance? >> i agree with you a hundred percent. i don't know why the president hasn't spoken out. politics aside i think he should speak to this because of how horrible the tragedy is. even though people want to put blame on the president or his federal policies. it wasn't the feds that dropped the ball but local law enforcement with the sheriff specifically who didn't notify ice they were getting him go and didn't listen to the federal policies. i think the president as a father -- >> politics are clearly not aside. they are clearly the issue why the white house is refusing to speak out. >> i know why he is not speaking out. it is hard to speak out when you have somebody's bloo

from massachusetts governor charlie bake irer terror comes home to massachusetts, god bless tom sullivan and his family and his friends. sullivan's last day of duty spent in chattanooga, tennessee at the naval marine reserve center. his marine brothers by his side. sergeant carson holmquist from wisconsin served two tours of duty in afghanistan before he was killed here at home. he leaves behind a wife and son. the youngest victim lance corporal skip wells graduated three years ago from high school in marietta georgia. service was in his family. >> he loved his country. his mama served in the military. i believe she was a marine also. he was in the rotc in high school. he loved that. i just think that's a calling that he had. >> wells recently took a trip to disney world with his mom. she says my son died doing what he loved. staff sergeant david wyatt is pictured with his two children. there's no sleep tonight, someone writes. wyatt was from arkansas but lived in chattanooga where they are honoring the fallen and the families left behind. >> we are also learning more about the gunman's

. >> back in massachusetts tom sullivan cheered for his boston teams and battle and sully was everything that a marine should be. two tours in iraq he earned a combat heroism and when he was warned that a gunman was there in chattanooga, he ran in so that others could live. today we echo the word of his community and the sullivan was our hero, and he will not be forgotten. thank you for protecting us. [ applause ] >> growing up in georgia skill wells was a true leader and devoted to god and his friends. quick to lend a hand or put you on his prayer list. during the hometowns fourth of july parade, he was so proud that he went in his dress uniform. just 21 years old. a year out of boot camp. always smiling even during the hardest drills. friends say that skip is the kind of kid that you want on the team. we're grateful that lance corporal wells was on our team. as an eagle scout david was the first on top and found the calling in the marines and lead with courage in afghanistan and iraq and with compassion as a mentor to comrades with post traumatic stress. he was a gentlemen and a gentle

god bless tom sullivan and his family and his friends." ivan's last day of duty spent in chattanooga, tennessee, at the naval marine reserve center. his marine brothers by his side. search sergeant carson holmquist, a decorated marine from wisconsin, served two tours of duty in afghanistan before he was killed here at home. he leaves behind a wife and son. the youngest victim 21-year-old lance corporal skip wells, graduated three years ago from high school in marietta georgia. service was in his family. >> i mean, he loved his country. you know his mama his mama served in the military. i believe she was a marine also. so, i figured he just wanted to follow in her footsteps. i know he was in rotc in high school. he loved that you know. i just think, you know that's just a calling that he had. >> reporter: wells recently took a trip to disney world with his mom. she says, "my son died doing what he loved for the love of his country and his family." a decorated, 11-year veteran who served multiple tours, staff sergeant david wyatt is pictured

god bless tom sullivan and his family and his friends. anooga, tennessee, at the naval marine reserve center. his marine brothers by his side. sergeant carson holmquist, served two tours of duty before he was killed here at home. lance corporal skip wells graduated three years ago from high school in georgia. service was in his family. >> he loved his country. his mama served in the military. i believe she was a marine also. i figured he just wanted to follow in her footsteps. he loved rotc in high school. i think that's a calling that he had. >> reporter: wells took a trip to disney recently with his mom. she says, my son died doing what he loved for the love of his country and his family. staff sergeant david wyatt is with his children. no sleep tonight, someone writes. the remains of all four servicemen are being transferred to dover air force base where they will be given an honorable transfer and will be laid to rest by their loved ones. >> our deepest condolences to their families. our thoughts and prayers are with them. to our viewe

tom sullivan is here and julie as well who is a former political advisor and welcome to both of you. time. he had a tweet of his own a while back about bruce jenner saying the usa today app features jenner's latest dress but no mention of the planned parenthood fetal tissue sales. >> that is okay to post that and you can call people on the internet all kinds of names. >> drug addicts? >> that is the point. if you are going to harm someone's ability to make a movie to hire him now he has a legitimate claim. >> you don't have to do this under your own name. it is a cowered's way of attack attacking. >> i get it is defamation if not true. but this is an an anonymous troll on twitter. it is a first amendment issue -- sdwl >> no the first amendment protects you from the government protecting your speech. if you say something untrue about me i can stop your speech. >> i disagree with that. you are able to say whatever you want provided you are not -- this is not -- >> provided not what? >> this is not an anonymous publication making money. this is an anonymous troll, we don't know when the

. >> back in massachusetts, tom sullivan cheered for his boston teams and battled -- sully was everything that a marine should be. growing up in georgia, skip wells was a true leader, devoted to god and his friends. quick to lend a hand or put you on his prayer list. a friend said skip was the kind of kid you want on your team. as an eagle scout in arkansas david wyatt would race up a mountain to be the first on top, he led with courage in afghanistan and iraq. and with compassion as a mentor to comrades with posttraumatic stress. back home he loved country music, loved to fish to hunt play football. and he loved the marines. and in his hometown in ohio randall smith is remembered as the high school baseball star with a fierce pitch. he was a fun and outgoing guy. a guy you wanted to be around. today we join the people of ohio including vfw post 187. >> law enforcement officials are pouring over evidence trying to determine if abdulazeez had any impact with the terror group here to talk about the latest investigation, i want to get to the tennessee shooting in a minute. can you tell us ab

god bless tom sullivan and his family and his friends. an's last day of duty spent in chattanooga, tennessee, at the naval marine reserve center. his marine brothers by his side. sergeant carson holmquist a decorated marine from wisconsin served two tours of duty in afghanistan before he was killed here at home. he leaves behind a wife and son. the youngest victim, 21-year-old lance corporal skip wells graduated three years ago from high school in marietta, georgia. service was in his family. >> i mean, he loved this country. you know, his mamma, his mamma served in the military. i believe she was a marine also. so i figured he just wanted to follow in her foot steps. he was in rotc in high school. he loved that. i just think that is a calling that he had. >> reporter: wells recently took a trip to disneyworld with his mom. she says, my son died doing what he loved for the love of his country and his family. a decorated 11-year veteran who served multiple tours. staff sergeant david wyatt is pictured with his two children. there is no slee

god bless tom sullivan and his family and his friends. 's last dape of duty spent in chattanooga, tennessee at the naval marine reserve center t. his marine brothers by his side. sergeant carson holmquist a decorated marine from wisconsin toured of duty. service was in the youngest's family. >> i want everythingone to know he wanted to fight for his country. he wanted to be remembered fighting for his country. >> he loved his country. you know his mama served in the military i believe she was a marine also. so i figured he just wanted to follow in her foot steps. he was in rotc in high school. he loved that. i think that's just a calling that he had. >> wells recently took a trip to disney world with his mom. she says my son died doing what he loved for the love of his country and his family. staff sergeant david wyatt is pictured with his children. there's no sleep tonight someone writes. the family's home in chattanooga decorated by american flags. outside sheriff deputies standing guard. honors for the fallen and the families they leave

. >> back in massachusetts tom sullivan cheered for the boston teams, embattled sully was just everythinghat a marine should be. two tours in iraq he earned a combat action ribbon for his wounds two purple hearts when he was warned that a gunman was there in chattanooga, he ran in so that others could live. growing up in georgia, skip wells was a true leader devoted to god and his friends, quick to lend a hand. various fourth of july parades, he was proud to be a marine. just 21 years old, a year out of boot camp. easygoing, always smiling, even during the hardest drills. a friend said skip is the kind of kid you want on your team. as americans, we are forever grateful that he was on our team. as an eagle scout david wyatt found his calling in the marines and served in iraq. he's was a gentleman and a gentle man he loved country music, to fish to hunt play football and loved the pa reenmarines. he too served in afghanistan, was devoted to his family his wife jasmine and 3-year-old son, said his old coach, carson always did the best that he could. america saw the best of carson holmquist.

back in massachusetts, tom sullivan cheered for his boston teams and in battle, said a comrade, sully was just everything a marine should be. in two tours in iraq, he earned a combat action ribbon, for his wounds, two purple hearts, he was warned a gunman was in chattanooga, he ran in so others could live. today we echo the words of his community. gunnery sergeant thomas j. sullivan was our hero and he will never be forgotten. thank you for protecting us. [ cheers and applause ] growing up in georgia, skip wellings was a true leader, devoted to god and his friends, quick to lend a hand or put you on his prayer list. during his hometown's fourth of july parade he was so proud to be in a marine he went in his dress uniform. easy going, always smiling, even during the hardest drills. a friend said skip is the kind of kid you want on your team. as americans, we are forever grateful that lance corporal squire k wells was on our team. as an eagle scout in arkansas, david wyatt would race up a mountain to be the first on top. he was determined to do his part for our country, found his callin

back in massachusetts, tom sullivan cheered for his boston teams in battle he was just everything that a marine should be. two tours in iraq he earned a combat action ribbon for his wounds two purple hearts. when he was warned that a gunman was there in chattanooga, he ran in so others could live. today we echo the words of his community. r sergeant thomas sullivan was our hero and he will never be forgotten. thank you for protecting us. growing up in georgia, skip wells was a sur vant leader devoted to god and his friends, quick to lend a hand. various hometowns he was so proud to be a marine that he went in his dress uniform. just 21 years old. a a year out of boot camp. easy going always smiling, even during the hardest drills. skip is the kind of kid you want on your team. as americans we are forever grateful that he was on our team. as an eagle scout in arkansas david wyatt would be the first on top, he was determined to do his part for our country and found his calling in the marines. he led with courage in afghanistan and iraq. and with compassion as a mentor to comrades with po

liz macdonald, tom sullivan are here. one thing we don't -- listen.50% in china without a lot of american fanfare but the rapid pace has come down 30%, $3 trillion in three weeks. >> manipulating the market and not just in china. that is the problem. europe has done it, we have done with the fed, manipulated markets always will seek even joy will be the real market. charles: this quickly? >> things go down faster than they go. charles: it feels like i don't know why the chinese would manipulate the stock market instead of trying to manipulate the actual economy. liz: they have a rising middle class. the rise of the affluent in china. you have got to appease these guys, you have social unrest in china. charles: 60% of the new traders open on a weekly basis, 60% don't have high school diplomas. trying to spread the wealth to everyone via the stock market? >> secretaries at the front desk in japan in the 1980s were putting all their money in company stocks, same situation, exactly the same. charles: we have to talk about this, ash carter testifying on ca

s mayor and police chief tom sullivan is with me. his thing. >> yeah. charles: and i think it was justified considering the events that happened there in 2013. >> i don't at all. and you and i rarely disagree, charles. but this one, i saw it two years ago, and i saw it now. it's like the -- when i was a highway patrolman, i had an old sergeant that said you don't need 12 police cars to chase one guy because all you're going to do is crash into each other. you can get an overreaction. one is we have one of our reporters said there were five blocks of four cross police cars hundreds of police officers all boxed into that one area. what if something happened down the street around the corner on the other side of town? was that a dupe to get them in to do that sort of thing. that's a question where you have to have the strategy . charles: right. >> and they've got so many police agencies in dc, everybody wanted to chase the ball if you will. >> sure i do worry about that, who is in command, who is in control, but two things. 201312 people

tom sullivan a noted pilot, knows a thing or two about this.day and age that a giant jetliner goes missing for 17 months? we don't see anything of it? >> remember they were talking about we need to change the trans responders and the satellites and they haven't done a thing. it will take them years, but they should. and why this may all tie in the suitcase news is important, because obviously if that belonged to somebody from the manifest you've got it. but this piece is what's called a flapper on it's a flapper and you put your flaps down and they extend out from the wing which can be broken off on a landing. so if you're trying to slow the aircraft down and land in the water gently carefully, you're going to put your flaps out. the flap hits the water first, it breaks off. this may play into the whole theory about the pilots were involved and gently as gentle as they could put it into the ocean and therefore, you would not-- it would take long for pieces to break off or pieces to float. so it may be fairly intact wherever it is. but sully sul

the government won't be able to keep this secret. >> tom sullivan here. we are sending a new one overnight. there was no skin off my nose the bank took the hit. it will cost them. people aren't upset about this because the bank just fixes everything for them. >> that is how it is now. we have passed legislation in congress i hope gets through the senate that will allow the government to share some of the cyberthreats with the private sector because you could see something very very catastrophic in which the bank would simply be able to write it off and that is the great fear. i hope it doesn't get to that the week and do things that prevent or mitigate the damage going forward but you are right. this whole thing about just getting a new credit card, talking about state secrets, sensitive files, this is a whole other level and people deal with. charles: we hope the administration and start with scratch keep america safe. we applaud the efforts thanks a lot. looks like another live look at lower manhattan called a canyon of champions and rightfully so. the

tom sullivan had shown real leadership with the brain initiative, nhi is pioneer inging immuno immunoresearch. to languish at a time of historic opportunity when we could be saving lives and saving money takes a special kind of stupidity that is saved for the city. i should note the great work of chairman upton and their colleagues in the house. i know that over here, in addition to senator warren's initiative, senators are working hard in the same direction. in addition to the drastic increases in research funding i've called for doubling the nih budget and i would also include a substantial increase in the national science foundation, which was the one mistake we made in research funding. we should have tripled nsf when we doubled nih. . research bonds for a large very expensive project with the potential to generate huge savings if they work, it's worth exploring issuing bonds to finance the research which would then pay out some fraction of the savings, this would have the benefit of taking important projects off budget and raising much larger sums of money than the federal government is

fox business tom sullivan pilot joins us.ne of which only drones can fly their drones. what do you make of that? >> is great. it makes all the sense in the world. here is what is so interesting. when a terrible accident over the hudson river a couple years ago were a helicopter and plane per write it. the hudson river as those for helicopters, and those are playing sightseeing and zones for flying over new york. the air space is full of this stuff. here is what is interesting to me. the faa is sitting around going we need to think about this and have commissioned study of father rise in and google and amazon and yours are putting it together. so i think it will happen and that will be the answer to it. the wife and daughter and i., i went to a fancy commission at the restaurant overlooking the ocean over the weekend. i was looking at the banners going by. i looked up and i saw this big upside. no sound, no noise. went right by the same exact airspace. cheryl: at du a great amazon's proposal of the fee going from 200 feet to 4

. >> kooefeith sullivan and tom. a major in the army national guard. gentlemen, great to see you.i didn't know you were a major in the army national guard. you wear many hats. today i'll call on you to wear both of them. from your legal expertise and also being in the national guard. what do you make of the fact that the shooting the first location at the recruiting center the perpetrator stays in the car, fires off some high-powered rifle but doesn't get out of the car to go inside. it's my understanding that the people inside at this recruiting center would not have been armed. do you agree? >> i agree. this is a popular misconception maybe by people who aren't familiar with the military and how we do business. when you're on a military base it doesn't matter if it's a small recruiting center in a shopping center in chattanooga, tennessee, or if you're in fort bliss, texas. generally those are our homes. those are the comfort zones. yes, there's security and a heightened sense of awareness in this particular troubled time we're living in but we're not walking around armed. you k

back in massachusetts tom sullivan cheered for his boss -- boston teams and said sullivan was everythingt a marine should be. and two tours in iraq, he earned a combat action ribbon for his wounds, two purple hearts. when he was warned that a gunman was there in chattanooga, he ran in so others could live. today, we echo the words of his community, gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan was our hero and he will never be forgotten. thank you for protecting us. [applause] president obama: growing up in georgia, skip wells was a leader devoted to god and his friends, quick to lend a hand or put you on his prayer list. during his hometown 4th of july parade, he went in his dress uniform. 21 years old, a year out of boot camp. easy going, always smiling, even during the hardest drills. a friend said skip is the kind of kid you want on your team. as americans we are forever grateful that lance corporal skire wells was on our team. as an eagle scout in arkansas, david wyatt would race to be the first. he was determined to do his part and found his calling in the marines. he led with courage in afghan