. >>> right now authorities are holding a tucson man without bond for allegedly threatening to commit acts of terrorism. buildings in arizona. will carr following this story from our west coast newsroom. do authorities think the suspect was planning these attacks specifically for the the fourth of july? >> good evening. authorities tell us they believe it is coincidence that this arrest happened over the holiday weekend. that doesn't mean they are taking it any less seriously. they say the 18-year-old has been charged with terrorism and conspiracy to commit terrorism. the allegations against khan are for conspiring to commit acts of terrorism against government buildings in phoenix and tucson. his court documents have been sealed but neighbors say he lived in an upscale community in tucson, came from a quiet family and they often saw him running and biking throughout the neighborhood. the superintendent of a school that khan attended in 2013 said he had some behavior issues and his parents pulled him out of school after a couple of days so he didn't have to face disciplinary action. u

welcome to the eighth annual's tucson festival of books. i'm the director of publications that the arizona historical society and i'm going to be moderated but conversation with timothy egan. i want to extend thanks to c-span book tv for sponsoring the venue. the presentation will last approximately one hour including questions and answers please hold your question until the end of the panel. immediately following the session, tim welby autographing books in booth 153 sponsored by the university of arizona bookstore. because you are enjoying the yoe festival, and i'm sure you all are, please consider joining the friends of the tucson festival of books. in the programming free of charge to promote critical literacy programs and communities to become a friend and person by visiting thehethe student union ballroom or by going to the website. out of respect for the author, please turn off your cell phones. now, if you would. this morning, it is our pleasure to have with this timothy egan, pulitzer prize-winning "new york times" columnist and au

flash floods in tucson. in western utah, a dust storm blinding drivers. here in the northeast, heavy rain and hail. take a look at the map. there's a severe storm threat from virginia to vermont, including a tornado watch in six states. it's all happening as millions of americans are hitting the road. here's linsey davis on the weather that's been slowing them down. >> reporter: tonight, just as tens of millions of americans hit the road for the holiday weekend, millions more are bracing for brutal weather. in the northeast, nearly the entire i-95 corridor watching for severe storms. roads already flooding in new jersey. and backyards are getting pummeled with hail. trouble for air travelers too. the faa ordering groundstops in d.c. and new york. and across the southwest, a second day of monsoon rains triggering more dangerous flash flooding tonight. >> you better hurry up. >> reporter: in tucson, this pickup truck driving against a strong current, more than an inch of rain falling in half an hour. good samaritans helping stranded drivers at this intersec

and the fbi said they have foiled one plot, arresting an 18-year-old from tucson accused of plottings against government buildings. will car has been following the story and he has the latest from our west coast newsroom. hi, will. >> reporter: hi, there elizabeth. authorities say it is only a coincidence this happened over the holiday weekend but they are not taking it less seriously. they have charged the 18-year-old with conspiracy to commit terrorism and the allegations include conspiring to commit acts of terrorism in both phoenix and tucson. his court documents have been sealed to the details are not coming out quickly but neighbors say he lived in an upscale community in tucson and comes from a quiet family and they would see him running or biking frequently throughout his neighborhood. a superintendent of a school that he attended back in 2013 said that there were some behavior issues and his parents had to withdraw him after he was only in school for a couple of days to avoid disciplinary action. khan appears in court on saturday and being held without bond. so far this year

sharyl: commander paul beeson is in charge of the border patrol's tucson sector.ommander beeson: in some areas, the threat has been from vehicles driving across. and, so, really, the fencing that's more appropriate there is that normandy-style fencing. because that's there to stop vehicles. if people cross there, we have time. we have the ability to interdict them, they're not going to reach a community in minutes to seconds. law enforcement recently arrested 24 members of mexico's powerful sinaloa cartel in an effort dubbed operation diablo express. but untold numbers slip by and surveillance video reveals the criminals creative range. these suspected cartel members recorded themselves jacking up a section of border fence. they scurry underneath and close it like a garage door. others easily scale the fence or just cut right through it. some drive right over the fence using a portable ramp. this jeep got stuck on top. the suspected smugglers ran south. and there's one more option -- moving drugs under the border in secret tunnels. one of the longest and newest wa

the fbi says he threatened to carry out terror attacks on government buildings in phoenix and tucson. he faces charges of conspiracy to commit terrorism. fox's will carr is in los angeles with more on the investigation. >> reporter: authorities say this weekend terror related arrests coincidentally happened over 4th of july. that doesn't mean they're taking it any less seriously. they charged 18-year-old mahin khan with terrorism and conspiring to commit terrorism. they include conspireing to commit acts of terrorism in go. buildings. court documents have been sealed but neighbors say he lived in an up scale community in tucson and would frequently see him run or biking throughout the neighborhood. the superintendent that khan attended in '13 said he had behavior issues but his parents had to withdrawal him after only going to school for a couple days to avoid did disciplinary action. he appeared in court saturday. he's being held without bond. last year 67 suspects were charged. that's the most since 2001. 15 years more than 500 people have been charged with a terror-related crime do

his court documents have been sealed but his neighbors say he lived in an upscale community in tucson, was part of a quiet family, and that they saw him running and biking throughout the neighborhood pretty regularly. the superintendent of the school that he attended for only a coupdays back in 2013 says he had some behavioral issues and his parents had to withdraw him to avoid disciplinary action. so far this year only four others have been arrested and charged domestically for terror related crimes, but compared for last year, 67 suspects were charged, the most since 2001. over the past 15 years, more than 500 people have been charged with a terror-related crime democratically. since it is the fourth of july weekend, obviously authorities are keeping a close eye out for any potential terror attacks that could happen, especially with all of the global attacks that we've seen play out recently. >> will carr in l.a., thank you so much. >>> a horrific scene in central park in new york. what police are now saying about the serious injuries caused by a blast some witnesses heard blocks aw

just south of tucson is mission san xavier. i don't know if you've ever visited this place but it is , one of thef tucson last of the spanish missions. they didn't complete the belltower. anonymous statues of ordinary indians and spanish resident. it still has an active parish in it. it didn't always start in virginia or massachusetts. mississippithe valley. jamestown was founded. these colonial empires all had their beginnings. this is a good place to understand that. indiana this is the home of two utopian societies. it came to pennsylvania in the 19th century. they were phenomenally said -- successful and they had granaries. years they sold their utopian village. this was a community where everything was owned by the community. pure communal society. they were a celibate organization and they do not have a succession plan. they sold it to a another utopian society. successful scottish, he was it was not a religious community and unfortunately his experiment failed after three years. on the other hand they moved in the townsy

. >>> a man faces terrorism related charges who appeared in court. 18-year-old was arrested in tucson yesterday, the attorney general's office won't say what he wanted to do but will say the buildings were in phoenix and tucson. authorities say that would be attack has nothing to do with the fourth of july celebration. he's being held in jail without bond. >>> holocaust survivor and noble peace prize winner elie wiesel has died at the age of the 7. is known for writing dozens of books about his experience in [ null ] concentration camps. his memoir is about his time in office and was one of the most discussed books of the 20th century. he was freed in 1945, but his mother, father and sister died in that the concentration camps. the israeli prime minister called elie wiesel a beacon of light in the darkness of the holocaust. >>> back in the bay area, it was a long night and a hot date for contra costa water district crews. they figured out what caused the flood on a busy street in pleasant hill on friday night. the water is out of the way but we report there is still a lot left to do b

la captura de mahin khan, se produjo en tucson, tras una investigacion de la fuerza de tarea conjuntabraciones del 4 de juliio. el detenido comparecio en corte. las autoridades declinaron hacer comentarios sobre la investigacion. presentador: varios bomberos trabajan para sofocar las llamas al norte de california. el fuego ha consumido 1900 acres de terreno. amenaza con destruir 500 estructuras. juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene las impactantes imÁgenes. juan carlos: los fuertes vientos movilizaron el incendio en el norte de california. aquÍ no quedÓ nada. josÉ vio que las llamas se aproximaban a su casa y tomÓ la decisión de huir. >> tenemos llaves de agua y conectamos dos mangueras y empezamos a arreglar. en caso de que llegara pronto. juan carlos: el viento estaba soplando luego cambia de direcciÓn. aunque estÁ triste porque su vecino lo perdieron todo. el incendio que tambiÉn dejÓ tres personas heridas fue sofocado en algunas Áreas. algo que resulta difÍcil de creer es que las llamas incendiaron toda esta casa. pero esta casa pocas distancias quedÓ intacta. hay aproximadamente 10 incendi

this is live coverage of the tucson book festival. >> good morning, welcome, i'm going to be moderating this conversation this morning with timothy eagan. i want to expand thanks to c-span tv and book tv for sponsoring and will last approximately one hour, including questions and answers till the end of the panel immediately following the session tim will be autographing books at the bookstore, that's 153 by the university bookstores . because you're enjoying the festival and i'm sure you all are, please consider joining the festival of the tucson festival of books. so become a friend by visiting the student union ballroom or go into our website. out of respect for the author, please turn off your cell phones, now, if you would. this morning it's our pleasure to have timothy eagan. the worst hard time and the national best seller the big burn. tim's current book just released last week is entitled to immore eat irishman who became an american hero, a biography of thomas mar. he's sadly been largely forgotten since his death so tim what starked your interest in mar. >> well, thank you, b

on government buildings in both cities, and is from tucson and arrested on friday and appear before the judge, and that investigators say they were not aware of any specific threat, and being held without bail.>>> in the bay area, fairfield police said that the main entrance to the travis air force base is back open after a suspicious device that forced the shutdown. they found the device at the shutdown, and it was a beacon for a game, and a few hours after was discovered the police determined it posed no danger and they reopened the base entrance. >>> this situation is improving on curry mountain where the wild fire has burned almost 3000 acres near fresno. highway 198 is the main artery of central valley, and it reopened last night but evacuation orders remain in place. you can see this scorched barren landscape left behind, and at one point the wildfire threatened 12 homes in the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> fire investigators know the cause of the blaze that broke out near the angels camp, the appaloosa fire burned over 300 acres in only 10% contained. a breake

tucson was 2011. newtown, 2012. aurora 2012. nay yard, 2013. ft. hood, 2014. orlando, 2016.e we are at dallas just a few weeks after orlando. this is why it is personal for the president. i have to say that i agree with michael, he's walking a tight rope here, one that he has walked before, at least when it comes to charleston. but on top of that, he's going to have to deal with the issue of mental health and possibly how we treat our veterans. how our veterans don't get the help they need when they come home. this time he has to deal with race, he has to deal with gun violence and he has to deal with mental health issues in former members of our military. i think that's why it is deeply personal to him and he chose to write his own speech this time. >> douglas, you're our presidential historian. give us some perspective on this moment we are about to observe. >> well, as mentioned, it is sad that president obama's two-term presidency has been engulfed with this many mass shootings. what he has to do today is not give a policy speech but do a prayer of national reconciliatio

this includes a pot against buildings in phoenix and tucson. his alleged scheme had nothing to do with the 4th of july holiday. the newspaper says con made a brief court appearance tuesday and plans to return to court next friday. >>> a tourist injured in central park, what they are learning about the blast that took off part of the man's foot. >>> and a somber fare well for one man called the voices of our time. holocaust survivor. >>. >>> china says it is putting its touches on the biggest sign terrific instrument of its kind. government officials say construction is nearly complete on the largest radio telescope. it will be used to detect and collect signals from all around the universe. it uses more than 4400 triangular reflector panels. it is 40% larger than a similar telescope in puerto rico. >>> and carrying 10,000 times human tear aid for gaza, that so-called lady layla will give food and clothing. the dlir rig is significant. last year sury and israel were politically estranged, but last week the country agreed to normalize relations.

just south of tucson is mission san xavier. we were talking earlier about arizona. i don't know if you've ever visited vision -- mission san xavier just south of tucson, one of the last of the spanish missions. builds in the 1790's. i stopped saying "completed" because as you can see, they did not complete the belltower on the right. there are handcarved statues of the virgin mary, st. francis, other saints. anonymous statues of ordinary indians and spanish residents of that time. diocesed now by the there, the catholic diocese that still has an active parish on the reservation there in arizona , and a very important site that helps us understand that american history started in several different places. it didn't always start in virginia or massachusetts. it started in the southwest, it started in the mississippi valley. if you think about 1607, when jamestown was founded -- in 1608 was when quebec was founded. 1609 was when san jose was founded. so these colonial empires all had their beginnings around the same time. , that story isst told, and i think mission san

she died sunday in her home in tucson arizona. >>> lady gaga is now a licensed driver after years of driving with a drivers permit. she passed her test. one was snapped inside of the dmv and another one after they passed. >>> the last quick check of accuweather. >> the northern and western subbers well into the 80s a slight chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. most will deal way clouds and sun mix. winds 13 miles per hour and high 80s along the i-95 corridor and down at the shore you get relief. highs from the upper 70s to low 80s. >> nice to be at the beach. >>> finally this noon, lego land, california, houses the tallest lego model in the united states. the one world trade center was unveiled address part of the new york mini cluster. the real tower is more than 1700 feet tall, the lego version 26 feet, eight master model builders spent 100 hours building it and it was build with 250,000 lego pieces. >>> a look at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00. we are staying on top of the the impact of fewer septa trains on the tracks. >>> plus, find out whether the u.s. governm

for the tucson area. even trash cabs floating down the way. showers in nevada and arizona. the monsoon will take a break and testers will rebound to where they should be. phoenix getting up to 110 by monday. a lot of moisture rolling into the central plains, wichita and kansas and extended to the east. 6 inches of rainfall has fallen across parts of kansas, we may see 3 to 6 inches in spots, flood issues for the st. louis i say the rest of the weekend. hot and steamy across the southeast, clear and dry in the northeast. >> reporter: thank, rob, i'm meteorologist karen rogers we're dry and beautiful. we go outside, what a shot. blue skies over the commodor barry bridge. the high today, 84 under mostly sunny skies, today is the pick of the holiday weekend. tomorrow we fill in more clouds, mostly high clouds, 84 degrees under partly sunny skies, you'll see more clouds to the south. monday, mostly cloudy with showers. looks like they could move in early now. >> everything's for you. >>> speaking of ron, we wa

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now more flooding in tucson and severe weather warnings hovering over much of the plains. while powerful storms are brewing over the northeast, at least seven states are under a tornado watch, including major cities like new york, hartford and albany. >> tonight's threat includes major cities in the northeast. we already have tornado warnings watch out for hail and wind gusts. >> reporter: planes grounded and weather delays and weather delays in new york, boston and washington, d.c., while this strong line of storms threatens to damper a long fourth of july weekend. >>> more than a year after controversy erupted over hillary clinton's e-mails, the fbi is on apparently on the verge of interviewing her for the very first time about using a private server during her tenure as secretary of state. this as attorney general loretta lynch tried to quiet a storm over a private meeting with former president bill clinton while his wife is under investigation. nbc's andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: hillary clinton within weeks of the democratic nomination expected to face her

some rain in tucson yesterday. look at this. it's been pouring and the monsoon really in overdrive so to speak the last few days. it became the second wettest june on record for the tucson area. another .8 inches yesterday. that's what it did to the streets down there. even some trash cans floating down the way. a couple of showers across nevada and parts of arizona. generally speaking we're drying out somewhat here and the monsoon will take a bit of a break. temperatures will rebound to where they should be. phoenix getting closer to 110 by monday. a lot of moisture rolling into the central plains and we've got flood watches from wichita, kansas city, st. louis and probably extended further to the east. already three to six inches of rainfall has fallen across parts of kansas and we may see another three to six inches in some spots, so flood issues even past >> it's the holiday weekend. that means we have to have the beach forecast which is ron claiborne's favorite part of the weather broadcast. that's in about ten minutes. all

it does have an impact to some extent extent in the border state and border cities like el paso or tucson and so on. a lot of mexican tourists come across the border and are important contributors to the economy and other areas in the u.s. today. >> we are taping this in april 2016. what's the condition of the mexican economy? >> the condition of the economy right now is pretty solid. it's not growing on a yearly basis at the rate that governor government officials would like to see it. there happens to be a lot of confidence in the stability of the economy and the degree to which it has reduced unemployment. it's part of the reason why, actually in the last four or five years, undocumented immigration to the united states has reversed and more than a million people have gone back to mexico. not only because the u.s. was having a recession but eventually mexico began employing those people who previously could not find jobs. >> from your book, politics in mexico, the u.s. constitutes a crucial variable in the very definition of mexico's modern political culture. what did you mean? >> i th

she was about one of a dozen people shot in tucson five years ago, six people died there. today giffords said stopping violence takes courage. all day long, different groups have taken to the streets of philadelphia to protest. each of them with a different message. despite thousands, so far second day of peaceful demonstrations out there, nbc 10's tim furlong joining us live from city hall to tell us how things are going where you are, tim. >> reporter: yeah, another day of peaceful protests. another day you don't want to drive your car around city hall. we're on the south side of city hall. as you turn onto broad street. as you can see, the streets are clogged right now. this is black lives matter, the council for real justice. there are a whole bunch of different groups here, actually, protesting police violence and police brutality. the march is starting to go back down broad street. we're told they're heading down to the wells fargo center. if you need to get around south philadelphia, it's going to get pretty tricky here. you do not want to go on broad street. the bi

in tucson, arizona, strong hail storms hammering away at homes there and as if that is not enough. cars in that state driving head on into a dust storm, you can down to almost zero. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano joins us now with the forecast. tracking storms on both sides of the country. >> reporter: we'll start with the east coast. parts of the northeast getting hit really hard right now. eastern pennsylvania, central new jersey, flash flood warnings that include princeton, six inches of rain falling in two, three hours. flood warnings to at least 8:00 tonight. one to three expected over the next couple of days across the nortas york. back to the monsoon, the desert southwest, powerful storms in phoenix and more rotate through the four corners over the next 24 hours and red flag warnings posted for the inner mountain west. fire zone and gusty winds, no rain for them. they would love to get some of the rain we're seeing right now here in new york city tonight. cecelia. >> a lot of rain here, rob. thank you. much more ahead on "world news tonight." this saturday the sting

tucson and severe weather warnings hovering over much of the southern plains, while power storms are brewing over the northeast, at least seven states are under a tornado watch, including major cities like new york, hartford and albany. >> we have already had tornado warnings but also watch out for large hail and damaging wind gusts. >> reporter: delays at airports in boston, new york and washington, d.c. while this strong line of storms threatens to damper a long fourth of july weekend. >>> more than a year after controversy erupted over hillary clinton's e-mails, the fbi is on the verge of interviewing her for the very first time about using a private server during her tenure as secretary of state. this as attorney general loretta lynch tries to quiet a storm over her meeting with former president bill clinton amid his wife's investigation. >> reporter: hillary clinton within weeks of the democratic nomination expected to face her long-awaited fbi interview as soon as tomorrow. possibly at her washington home, the scene of a lot of activity in recent days, including her long-time l

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the attorney general's office says that the buildings khan was targeting were in phoenix and tucson. police say the would be attack had nothing to do with fourth of july celebrations. khan is being held in jail without bond. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a broken water main has forced some east bay business owners to close their doors. >> marty:we'll find out what officials say caused the break. and. a new bill to help the homeless. we'll tell you how much governor brown plans to spend. also. a tax increase for smokers. how much california wants to charge for a pack of cigarettes. that's next. >> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. smokers could see an increase in the cigarette tax this fall. three states, including california are petitioning to put a cigarette tax hike on the november ballot. recent studies show raising the tax has helped curb the number of people who smoke. 17-percent of adults now smoke compared to 25-per cent 20 years ago. besides california.north dakota and missouri are also looking into rais

[bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights.ure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like seeing our album sales go through the roof enough to finally start paying meg's little brother- i mean,our new tour manager-with real,actual money. we run on quickbooks.that's how we own it. kennedy: last night donald trump went on the o'reilly factor warning many of the syrian refugees are terrorists. >> they are letting tens of thousands of people come in from syria and nobody knows who those people are, and and lot of these people are isis. kennedy: most americans now agree with in trump about temporarily banning foreign muslims from entering the u.s. 51% support it, 41% oppose. joining me is my party panel. ma'am his, do profiling and gun laws make it safer? >> of course not. but i think the right needs to start using the left's tech nuke of using jargon. we have more after right to bear arms than people have a righ

. >> reporter: in the southwest, record-breaking rainfall friday turning roads into rivers in tucson, arizona. hail shattering car windows and flying into homes outside denver. >> the hail was bigger than golf balls, and there's not a thing you can do. >> reporter: and overnight, dangerous storms grounding flights and causing treacherous conditions on roads in the northeast. two dead after this van overturned on a new jersey highway. this home crushed under this massive tree. >> it came like some kind of hurricane down the street, two minutes later, everything went down. >> reporter: and lightning stealing the show at these fourth of july fireworks in new york. >> rob is joining us now. it's going to be a rough snit night for so many in the country. that's what you're watching. >> that is what we're focused on. a severe weather threat and a flood threat. a severe weather threat tomorrow across oklahoma, pushing north and east in paducah, and large hail, winds there. and central kansas, 3 to 5 inches already falling. flood willing be an issue and 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, some of the rain to

. >>> an 18-year-old tucson man is arrested for threatening to commit acts of terrorism on arizona government buildings. and in an exclusive interview on msnbc hillary clinton down played the significance of her interview with the fbi. she has no details on the timing of an announcement of any possible charges. >> now it's back to lockup. >> you know, cooking is my hobby. i like to do it. >> by purchasing food from the canteen and hustling vegetables or meat from the kitchen workers he gets to practice his hobby in the cell but the only time he shed a tear from something other than onions is when he and his brother were in the aim prison and were allowed to see each other for the first time in years. i dropped a tear. come on now. get a grip. you didn't expect that. but that was the last time i actually -- it caught me off guard. >> he started getting choked up. come on, brother. >> roy was paroled in october 2008. after spending 20 years in prison, he is now living with his parents. >> if i would have got out of prison and wouldn't have had my family's support i wouldn't have made it a week.

an alleged thief at a walmart in tucson, loading his basket, making his getaway on a motorized scooteran employee was pinned against the wall trying to stop him. he's accused of robbing the same store at least once before. >>> and to the cost of flying tonight. apparently, it's going to get much better. a new report showing the average price for domestic flight is now at $361. that's a drop already of more than $30 from this time last year. air fares are now at their lowest since 2010, and mark your calendar. a new report, travel experts now saying august 23rd is the actual date when summer air fares get far less expensive. >>> when we come back, the breaking news from the floor, what we have just learned here, and looking forward to what bill clinton might be saying just a short time from now. the ford freedom sales event is on! with our best offers of the year! ♪ i'm free to do what i want... and 0% financing is back! on a huge selection of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus get an extra $1000 smart bonus on specially tagged vehicles. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choo

coming up, i'm going to give celebrity house flipper jeff [bassist] two late nights in tucson.ood nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like seeing our album sales go through the roof enough to finally start paying meg's little brother- i mean,our new tour manager-with real,actual money. we run on quickbooks.that's how we own it. >> that's not a joke. you come back or you are fired. >> do you want to be part of the problem or solution. kennedy: that is as sneak peek of the brand-new step "flipping out" where jack lewis and his team return with more drama, more fixer uppers and a new baby girl on the way. it's the show's 9th season. jeff solution joins me now. i'm flipping out that you are here. your show has been on for 9 seasons. the questions people ask before they pro create, i started asking after we were pregnant. now it's too late. >> i called my o.b. at 9:00 on a saturday night. i was staring at my belly in the bathroom and said what am i

[bassist] two late nights in tucson. blew an amp.but good nights.ays booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like seeing our album sales go through the roof enough to finally start paying meg's little brother- i mean,our new tour manager-with real,actual money. we run on quickbooks.that's how we own it. kennedy: donald trump said iraq and libya would have been better off if the united states left their strong man in charge an went further this week in praising saddam hussein. >> saddam hussein was a bad guy. but you know what he did well? he killed terrorists. he did that so good. today iraq is char regard for terrorism. you want to be a terrorist, you go to iraq. iraq combat veteran and kfi radio host in los angeles, california. brian, what did he say, what should he have said? >> well if you define terrorists as people who love freedom, then saddam was tough on them because saddam defined terrorists as anyone who didn't like saddam, including former president george bush. there was an assassina

allegations against country include conspiring to commit act oft terrorism in fee nicks andks and tucsoncuments have been sealed but neighbors say country livedc in up scale community in tucsonc came from a quiet family. they would frequently see himeeh running or bikeing throughout the neighbor. superintendent to have a school he attended said he had behavior issues but his parents had to withdraw him for only going to school a couple days. country saturday. being held without bond.ut so far this year only four other people arrested or charged. ch compare that to last year whenn 67 suspect were charged that's the most in 2000 and one past 15 years more than 500 people havee been charged with terror related domestic, it is the 4th of julyly weekend authorities are keeping a close eye especially after global attacks play out. in los angeles will car fox news.ws. >> still ahead hillary clinton on the defense. >>> deem its krauts are sayingra after her weekend meeting with fbi. >>> around jupiter. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. come chase t

. >> take over flooding streets in tucson, arizona. >> "cbs morning saturday." >> fourth of july is this weekend and it's time to talk about fireworks safety. first of all, the fireworks are not, if they are not legal in your state, be ready. they are readily available in my home state of south carolina. south carolina, come for the fireworks. stay because you are in intensive care. >>> cowelcome to the holiday we. what says fourth of july more than hot dogs? this year is the 100 anniversary of nathan's famous franks and show you the history of this uniquely american business that didn't always go so well. >> get ready to stream an nfl season. amazon goes deep. we will talk to the producer and some of the stars of this unprecedented show. >> after 15 years of rising popularity, brothers have a number one song and selling out huge venues across the world. we will talk to them about t the effort follows a string of recent deadly attacks in the s. here is jeff pegues. >> reporter: heavily armed police are under patrol at washington's airport and also at los angeles international airport and

. >> take over flooding streets in tucson, arizona. >> rain and wind caused destruction from new york to new jersey. >> the roof is caved in. >> monkey business. orangutan escaped its enclosure at busch gardens amusement park. >> all that. >> a racket tirade. >> and all that matters. >> this is an extra special year to celebrate not being part of england. brexit [ bleep ] we brexit into the 1776. >> "cbs morning saturday." >> fourth of july is this weekend and it's time to talk about fireworks safety. first of all, the fireworks are not, if they are not legal in your state, be ready. they are readily available in my home state of south carolina. south carolina, come for the fireworks. stay because you are in intensive care. >>> cowelcome to the holiday we. what says fourth of july more than hot dogs? this year is the 100 anniversary of nathan's famous franks and show you the history of this uniquely american business that didn't always go so well. >> get ready to stream an nfl season. amazon goes deep. we will talk to the producer and some of the stars of this unprecedented show. >> a

people with a propensity for violence even when identified like the colorado theater and navy yard, tucson, fort hood shooters there not be placed in the national instant check system to ensure they are not able to purchase firearms. plus, i believe some of these mass killers are passing background checks. it seems as though many states are not feeding the right information into that system and to fix that system would be as urgent a priority as any other gun-control recommendation. what you think about that, as you survey the current landscape is this mental health issue a valid what do you think? >> guest: one of the statistics that really strikes me and i think these into your question is that 60% of gun deaths are suicide. so it's not not just the people were actually committing crimes out to mental health issues, is that the majority of the over 30,000 gun deaths in this country every year are suicide and self-destruction. 38% are homicide, 2% or accident. so, that's a very hidden tragedy in the gun control debate. i think that is definitely one of the avenues that could be explored b

anita: she does it near tucson anywhere near the problems donald trump does. ability to get things done in washington, foreign policy knowledge, and basic temperament and qualifications to be president, by of which are unsolvable his vice president. for secretary clinton, she could go with a candidate who is a younger generation who could send a message about the future, and also stronger diversity. as james said, she could look to somebody who cannot communicate that she does care about people, which i like chains, believes she does. sharon brown, elizabeth warren, a terrific- he is guy. fluent in spanish. has experience and qualifications people look for. he would be additive as well to the ticket. at the end of the day, it is what she thinks who should be the vice president on who would make a good president. she will make a good choice. giving a are you device to hillary clinton these days? james: all the time. set on going through each thing. i just know her, and i know she is going to go through this, and anybody --sten to and she will listen to what any

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