just ask u.s. marine sergeant andrew tahmooress who has been languishing in a mexic iican p for three months. he accidentally entered mexico and it three months which were legally registered in the u.s. but was aere banned in mexico. as best we can tell it has been ignored by his commander and chief but we on the record have stayed on the case. >> reporter: confusing signs, loaded rief riffles in the mexi border, a dangerous combination. he took a wrong turn that landed him in a mexican prison. on the record showed how easy to make that mistake. the other sign over here which says mexico only no u.s. there's no graffiti over the no u.s. and the mexico only. you would be inclined to go that direction to go to san diego since that is the direction of san diego. if he had intended to go to mexico he would have expected he would look for a road in that direction. but it wasn't just a wrong turn. once he made that turn he said he couldn't turn back. so i got behind the wheel to investigate his claim. we're com

u.s. marines rode in convoys. >> violence is around the embassy and not on it but it presents a very real risk to our personnel. >> this is the second time in three years the tripoli embassy has closed. a 2012 attack in bengazi killed an ambassador and four other americans. >> the plane crashed thursday in the african country of mali killing everyone on board. nearly half of the 118 passengers and crews were from france. the french president called for three days of national weather. >> and forensic experts have identified the first suspect of malasian airlines flight 17. the name has not been released. human remains still lie amid the debris. it's believed russian separatists shot down the plane killing all 298 people on board. >> a food server learned the true meaning of respect from the queen of so >> a woman who's given so much for her country was honored today. 108-year-old lucy coffee. >> ♪ >> echoing against the pillars of this grab nit memorial celebrating the achievements of people like lucy coffee. >> her father fought in the civil war to just put it in perspective. >> she final

u.s. marines, a rapid response force were in the air to respond to any threat. once safely in tunisia, the americans boarded commercial airliners at a civilian airport. >> we had over 80 marines there on the ground to defend this particular facility. and of course you could contrast it with the situation in benghazi, there we didn't really have protection for the consulate. >> reporter: there was a lack of security and operational failures at the u.s. consulate in benghazi in 2012 when an attack there claimed the life of ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. the questions surrounding what triggered the attack became a political crisis for the obama administration forcing then-secretary of state hillary clinton to play defense. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> reporter: since then security has been stepped up in high-risk areas, but the violence racking libya now underscores how unstable the region is in the wake of the revolution that led to the ouster of its long-time leader in 2011. >> since the fall of moammar gadhafi, liby

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now the u.s. marine is langui languishing in mexican prison on weapons possession but he is not charged with weapons smuggling. >> he is charged with possession not for weapons smuggling which is a different charge. >> mexico doesn't think he was smuggling and that's a big deal. smuggling means you want to bring the guns in and sell them. >> he is not a criminal. he made a mistake. >> sergeant tahmooressi put behind bars at the mason state men ten penitentiary. >> he was placed in a special cell it's my understanding then he hurt himself. >> deliberately hurt himself? >> yes. apparently it was a light bulb. >> they chained him. >> he was chained but my understanding was he had some sort of bandages so he would n' be hurt. their concern was he might hurt himself or he might hurt someone else. >> the prison transferred him to one of the more modern prisons in mexico. he was previously held in another prison which was a much more dangerous prison. he has been perhatransferred to prison. on the record we cam

government abandoned the u.s. marine who has been in prison for more than three months. forts by u.s. lawmakers including secretary of state john kerry who made appeals for his release. that hasn't happened. in the end, experts will tell to you is up to the mexican judicial system to decide what they want to do with andrew. >> in wednesday's hearing, will that hearing decide his fate? >> it is an evidentiary hearing. he will have his chance to prept his evidence. his defense attorneys, part of the problem and this being postponed, anna, is that it is taking so long for the family it find the right attorney. andrew told me that's been part of the problem so far is just finding the right person that they feel comfortable with. this evidentiary hearing will happen on wednesday where the judge will have a chance to hear andrew's defense lay out their claims. the prosecution laid out theirs. we will wait and see. the family and marine hopeful that this will be good news. >> we know you will be following it, nick. thanks. >> you bet. >> get ready for a new revelation when you f

and the u.s. marine is languishing in a mexican prison on weapons possession. >> he is accused of possession and not for weapons smuggling which is a different charge. >> mexico doesn't think he is smuggling and that's a big deal. smuggling means he wanted to sell them but possession could be a mistake. >> he's not a criminal. he made a mistake. >> so sergeant tahmooressi put behind bars. >> he scaled over a wall and obviously, activated the protocol. he was placed in a special cell and he hurt himself. >> deliberately. >> yeah. >> apparently with a light bulb. >> and they chained him as a result of that? >> he was chained but my understanding is he had some sort of bandages. so he wouldn't be hurt. their concern was he might hurt helps or he might hurt someone else. >> la mesa prison transferred him to the prison he is being held in one of the more modern prisons in mexico. he was previously held in a more dangerous prison but he has been transferred to this prison. "on the record" went to the prison. b

when you have a u.s. marine who served two times in combat, the president of the united states doesn't seem to be concerned. >> we're not talking about pakistan or nigeria or some other third world country. these are our southern neighbors in mexico. these are supposed to be people friendly to us. >> the mexican government should apologize for what they've done to this marine. he's a hero. he should not have been shackled and treated like this. >> the president himself should be contacting the president of mexico who should be demanding answers, should be doing everything he can to get this young man returned back to his family. >> the president, if he would actually take the time and invest some of his sweat equity to get this done, i believe it would put it over the hump. >> they've got their own judicial system that has to work there. this gentleman doesn't fit the profile or anyone who's dangerous. this sounds like an accident that occurred. i hope he's treated fairly and back in florida soon. >> obviously w

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u.s. marines were on standby ready to attack. >> because of the free, wheeling militia violence taking place in tripoli, a lot of the violence is around or embassy but not on the embassy, but nevertheless, it presents a very real risk to our personnel. >> today's evacuation comes with the memory of the benghazi attacks still fresh. two years ago an attack there by armed rebels killed ambassador christy fence and three other americans. leading to accusations that then-secretary of state hillary clinton didn't do enough to keep american embassy staff safe, even as the security around them showed signs of crumbling. since the fall of moammar gadhafi, tripoli has been racked by violence. the state department telling all americans to leave immediately. >> the entire operation took five hours, and everyone was evacuated safely. and after benghazi, this time around it's clear the white house is not taking any chances. abc news, in london. >> san jose firefighters are still at the seen of an early morning warehouse fire that sent one person to the hospital with critical burns. the fear broke all the

they showed it to their son, a u.s. marine. >> as soon as he looked at it, he said, dad, this is a tribute flag. everybody in the unit signs it whenever a marine falls roirt that marine was fred. through facebook, the browns were able to find patsy, his mother. and lany called her. >> she said, i want to meet you. she wanted to meet the mother of this marine that gave his life, you know. >> reporter: the browns who live four hours away wanted to present the flag in person. >> all marine kids are your kids, too. so we felt an immediate need and responsibility to get this back to them. >> i can't wait to meet them. i can't wait. >> reporter: and so, on saturday, they did meet. and two marine moms finally got to embrace. >> i don't have my son, but at least i have this. >> reporter: as a hallowed flag finally came home. mark potter, nbc news. >>> up next here tonight, why this dog has become a surfing phenomenon, and it's not just about riding waves. >>> finally tonight, on a beach near san diego, you can find a dog named ricoche

her husband in the u.s. marine corps reported her disappearance the following day.e than a week from the air and by foot, search teams continue to look for corwin. police say her disappearance is suspicious with homicide investigators taking the lead in this case. >> we know that she is out there, it's just a matter of us trying to figure out exactly where. we are also looking at it as a potential criminal investigation. so we don't want to destroy any evidence that we may be able to recover. >> reporter: earlier this week, police did find erin's car in 29 palms near the military base where her husband is stationed. he's not been charged, and no other clues have surfaced. for corwin's mother she didn't believe her son-in-law could be linked to foul play. >> you start working your way out. >> right. >> are you or have you ever been s suspicious he may be tied to her disappearance. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: she learned she's going to be any awe grandmother. erin is pregnant. >> it doesn't seem real, i'm cooking in her kitchen and she's not there right now. her r

u.s. embassies in the world, protected by a large contingent of marines. so, it tells you something about the security situation there, and the level of chaos that they ordered this full-blown evacuation. and you saw that image, of those ospreys waiting in italy to take part in this evacuation. the extraordinary security measures that were taken to ensure that convoy was protected, as it left libya. now, david, the official line is that the embassy will eventually reopen, that this is a temporary measure. but i talked to a lot of people about this, there is no expectation that that u.s. embassy in tripoli will open again any time soon. >> all right, jon karl from washington tonight, thank you. our reporting on this throughout the night at abcnews.com and much more on the secret mission, the evacuation in libya, tomorrow morning on "good morning america" and on "this week." >>> in the meantime, we turn to the breaking weather headline this evening, a massive system on the move tonight. 100 million americans watching the skies over the next 24 hours. and loo

a u.s. marine has spent more than 100 days behind bars in mexican jail after what he calls a wrong turn off a poorly-marked road. his first official court appearance in the rear view mirror ling well into the night. what happened when the u.s. marine face ad mexican judge? we'll get you caught up next. jenna: new details on the u.s. marine imprisoned south of the bored since march when he said he made a wrong turn into mexico with weapons in his struck. andrew tahmooressi sent back to prison after making his first initial court appearance in front of a mexican judge. adam housley in l.a. with what is next. adam? >> reporter: quite a long day for everybody involved. 101st day in courthouse. he was there for 11 hours. hearing took nine hours. began noon our time. in the courthouse, tremendous security the but andrew tahmooressi had a chance to face a judge and tell him what happened how he accidentally crossed the border and immediately declared that he had legal weapons, legal u.s. weapons in his po

. >>> and now a u.s. marinefor three months says he accidentally drove into the country with guns. the united states government says he was smuggling across the border. right now he is sitting in this court hearing to find out if he can go home. we'll have an update for you on his fate, next. >>> new allegations today the national security agency, the nsa, and the fbi have been spying on the private e-mails of several muslim americans. in this first look media report, lynn greenwald and fellow journalist reveal documents provided by nsa whistleblower, edward snowden, naming the five prominent muslim americans you see here on your screen. so let's bring "lead" host, jake tapper. and you have been in close contact with glen greenwald as this whole story has been moving along. what exactly is he saying? >> well, he got from edward snowden 7,400 e-mail addresses being surveilled by the u.s. government, and of those, he and his fellow reporter identified five americans on that group. when asked about this, the direct

right now a giant search is underway after the pregnant wife of a u.s. marine vanishes. erin corrine was last seen leaving her home in california more than a week ago. her marine corps patrol husband reported her missing the day after she disappeared. >> this 19-year-old woman nowhere to be found. >> that he is months pregnant an the wife of a u.s. marine. erin corwin suddenly vanished days before her mother planned to visit her for her 2 o0th birthday. >> we were going to go to san diego zoo and seaworld. she was so excited about, you know, that upcoming trip. >> that's where the mystery begins. >> corwin's mother says the day she went missing she was on the way to the national park too look for places for the two to take photos during upcoming visit. >> the story led to massive search for the san bernardino sheriff's office. >> it's very rocky. very dangerous area. we have extreme heat of the desert. wide open desert areas that we have also checked. >> and so far, no sign of erin. but the day after her husband reported her missing, sheriff's deputies finding her car, n

right now u.s. marineeant andrew tahmooressi is still in a mexican courtroom and you you are looking live at the tijuana courthouse. a critical hearing is underway right now as the marine fights for his freedom for more than three months, 101 at as sergeant tahmooressi has been rotting in a mexican prison. he was arrested for making a wrong turn at the border and having some weapons today the marine getting to tell his side of the story. the hearing expected to take three hours it is now going on five and a half nurse. how we are hoping that means good news. but we don't know. tomorrow we are going to bring you everything that happened in that hearing because you are going to hear directly from sergeant tam reissy's defense lawyer and from his mother only right here on the record. that's tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern. thanks for being with us. right now go to gretawire.com and answer. this answer. this should president obama have gone to the border or not? yes because it's always better to see for yo

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u.s. marines, a rapid response force were in the air positioned nearby to respond to any threat. once safely in tunisia the americans boarded commercial airliners at a civilian airport. >> we had over 80 marines there on the ground to defend this particular facility and of course if you contrast it with the situation in benghazi, there we didn't really have protection for the consulate. >> reporter: there was a lack of security and operational failures at the u.s. consulate in benghazi in 2012 when an attack there claimed the life of ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. the questions surrounding what trig terrified attack became a political crisis for the obama administration, forcing then secretary of state hillary clinton to play defense. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> reporter: since then security has been stepped up in high-risk areas but the violence racking libya now underscores how unstable the region is in the wake of the revolution that led to the ouster of its long time leader in 2011. >> since the fall of moammar gadhafi libya has

overnight a mexican judge ordering a u.s. marine back to prison.al team's next plan of action. >> a border blame game. texas governor rick perry meets with the president and is now speaking out. he says obama can stop the crisis. why won't he? >> separated as children reunited as sell dorrs. a heartwarming reunion for two brothers returning from a long deployment overseas. "fox friends first starts right now. >> you are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for starting your thursday weekend wicount down t the weekend with us. >> tahmooressi ordered back to prison. >> marianne rafferty has reaction from his lawyer and mother. >> good morning. after 101 days in a mexican prison for accidentally crossing the border with three illegally owned firearms this was his first chance to tell a judge his side of the story. two witnesses spoke ex complainings why it took so long to be delivered to a prosecutor's office. he found multiple irregularities in the story including a search order dated three-days b

al shabaab rebels -- >>> fresh optimism from a u.s. marine jailed in mexico. he's been held three months since driving into mexico with three guns in his truck, a move he says was an accident. he says things are looking up. >> once the media started covering it, like a month into it, yes, things did start changing. i think i have earned some respect from the guards here. >> he has hearing scheduled for wednesday. >>> imagine your data being swept up by the nsa because you use the same online forums as foreign terror targets. that's the case according to a washington post analysis documents from edward snowden. it analyzes 150,000 conversations the nsa leaker gave him. 90% of people whose information was obtained were not federal targets, but they were chatting or e-mailing in the same domains. >>> look at these dramatic pictures out of barcelona. that is a near collision as a jet coming in for a landing has to pull up at the last moment when another plane crosses the runway. it wasn't the only close call this weekend. the faa says air traffic controllers in ho

. >> also, a u.s. marine spent 100 days in mexican custody has a day in court.the hearing supposed to last just hours. you heard us updating it on the factor, so far, it's gone seven hours, we just learned it's going longer. trace ghallager has the latest. trace? >> could go another hour, there is one more witness unclear who that is. he told his story to the judge today we're supposed to hear from the border agent in mexico who arrested him, and his mexican lawyer said he would not stop questioning those agents until he felt like they were telling the truth. that might be why this hearing has gone so long his lawyer said it's unlikely the former marine would be freed tonight because this is an evidentiary hearing and the judge may take 2, or 3 weeks to decide but it's up to the judge, who knows. this thing, no media is allowed inside it's gone the better part of seven hours the lawyer for him and his mother said after it's over, they will come out and address the media whether he's released or not. we'll bring that to you when it happens. megyn? >> the lawyer s

pregnant wife of a u.s. marine on her way to a national park close to home in southern california and she hasn't been seen since. nick valencia is here with the investigation and what family members are saying. >> truly a mystery. the search has intensified for 19-year-old erin corwin, focused around her home in 29 palms. >> couldn't have asked for a much better teenager. she's a little been the timid side. maybe a little bit on the naive side. but once she got to know you, you had a friend. >> reporter: loving words from a mother, her own wish now for her 19-year-old daughter to come home. >> the last conversation we had was a week ago friday and we probably talked for at least an hour, just about my trip coming out here, we were going to go to sea world and the san diego zoo, and she was like, if you knew how much of an animal lover she is, you would know how excited she was about that trip. >> reporter: but the next morning erin corwin vanished without a trace. she had been scoping out locations in the joshua na

u.s. marines at the ready as the entire embassy is cleared out. more than 100 americans raced to safety. the growing violence that led to the operation. the documents destroyed before they left. a drone, two f-16 fighter jets all kept out of sight. we have team coverage. >>> also tonight, the severe weather hitting right now. 100 million americans on alert. high winds, hail and the confirmed tornado already. small planes flipped. >>> the air scare. what we now know about that jet turned around over west virginia. >> heads down, hands up! >> tonight, inside the plane, the passengers now describing the suspect's behavior. >>> and the new fallout tonight after this video, the nfl star and his then-fiance, pulled from a casino elevator, appearing unconscious.

tomorrow could be a truly life-altering day for u.s. marine corps reservist sergeant andrew tahmooressi. he is sitting in jail for driving into tijuana with three illegally-obtained drugs. he says it is a misunderstanding over a wrong turn. that is what he hopes to convince the court in a hearing that could decide his fate. the fight is on to free an american marine being held on foreign soil. >> he's fought for our freedom. it's my turn to fight for his freedom. >> reporter: 25-year-old andrew tahmooressi isn't a prisoner of war but a prisoner of mexico. he's been jailed on weapons charges for more than three months. >> andrew! how you feeling today? >> reporter: after serving two tours in afghanistan, tahmooressi moved to san diego in the spring to seek help for post traumatic stress. he spent march 31st in neighboring tijuana, walked back across the border to his car, then he says he made a wrong turn driving back towards san diego. >> swept south on a blind curve. there is no turnaround point. it's a point of no return with you make that o

u.s. marines, more than 150 americans were evacuated from libya after heavy fighting in tripoli forced the closure of the u.s. embassy there. libya has been increasingly unstable with rival militias engaged in some of the fiercest fighting of the gadhafi regime today's exodus has large implications which helped topple gadhafi and the threat of the bloody 2012 attack on the american consulate in benghazi. we begin our coverage with white house correspondent kristen welker. >> reporter: the evacuation was necessary to protect the more than 150 americans in tripoli. it's the worst violence in the area since the revolution in 2011. th u.s. embassy was caught in the middle of intense fighting between the militia causing the americans to be evacuated. john kerry inherits on a diplomatic mission. >> because of the free wheeling militia that is taking place in tripoli, it presents a very real threat. >> it took about hours for a caravan of 158 embassy personnel including 80 heavily armed marine guards to cross into tunisia, about 100 miles away. they left in suvs and buses. the fighter jets and un

the typhoon is threatening coastal areas including the u.s. marine corps base. will is live with the latest. this seems like a very big storm. >> reporter: it certainly is. the wind shear from this thing is enormous. we know the winds are howling in okinawa and the surrounding islands. you talk about the u.s. military presence on the island. they are part of the 1.2 million people living there in the path of this monster storm right now and we know over the weekend the commander of the air base sent out an alarm. it's the strongest to hit the island in 15 years. anything not tied down could turn into a deadly projective. 70,000 people are without power on okinawa right now. 14,000 passengers have been grounded because of canceled flights at three different airports. the worst isn't over. after this moves beyond the okinawa area, the next destination is mainland japan. the southern most island home to 13 million people that has been inundated with heavy rain since last week. it's rainy season here in japan and we have a typhoon approaching an area already flooded

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is the white house giving more attention to beer recipe than a u.s. marine stuck in a mexican prison? i will tell you what i think >>> did the obama administration ignore the warning that a humanitarian crisis was brewing at our border? there is news tonight the obama administration was warned almost a year ago and more than once. the university of texas el paso study sounding the alarm that the federal government would not be able to handle the growing flood of immigrant. but look where we are now? a former border patrol agent who led the study, he joins us. good evening, sir. >> greta, good evening. >> sir, the study that you did, what was the conclusion that was was reached and when did you first realize -- when did you first notify the federal government? >> well, the study first of all was funded actually from the department of homeland security under our nationality center for border security and immigration. we started this project in august really to answer research question. at that time the research question was how can we help them improve efficie

. >> a giant search underway after the pregnant wife of a u.s. marine vanishes. >> the sheriff's department has not ruled out foul play. >> the sheriff's department and the rescue volunteers are working, i mean like nonstop. >> there is still hope. >> absolutely there is still hope. >> it's just like you feel like you are walking a nightmare good evening. >> hello any clues or where this young woman might be? >> nothing significant. the search continues. we are 10 days into this search and the investigators informed me earlier today that they had nothing significant to report. >> all right. do you know why her husband waited a day to report her absence? >> i don't know specifically why he waited a day but i know that it's not uncommon for people to think they have to wait 24 hours to report someone missing. >> how far was her car found from her home. >> i don't know in miles how far it was. it wasn't in the same city of 29 palm. >> did the investigators -- do they think that she had just come from the home or do they think that she actually went to the

. >>> up next, the latest on the fate of the u.s. marine held in a mexican jail, after one very wrong turn. but first here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 25 in boston, a house fire has left seven penal dead. the blaze tore through a home overnight. 48 people were inside when the fire broke out. >>> fox 26 in houston where a 34-year-old man is facing charges in the deaths of six family members. authorities say ron lee haskell surrendered after a standoff. four children among the dead, a 15-year-old survived. >>> this is a live look at los angeles from fox 11. one of the big stories there, game of thrones leads the way with 19 nominations. also nominated the episode of the "between two ferns" featuring president obama. >>> that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does

embassy personnel including 80 heavily armed u.s. marine guards, to cross into tunisia, about 100 miles away. they left the embassy compound in suvs and buses. f-16 fighter jets and unmanned drones flew overhead shadowing the group. dozens of u.s. marines, a rapid response force, in tilt rotor ospreys were in the air, positioned nearby to respond to any threat. once safely in tunisia, the americans boarded commercial airlines at a civilian airport. >> as unfortunate as the withdrawal is, it looks to have been done in incredibly good fashion. >> reporter: lawmakers said they were briefed on the operation beforehand, with some republicans calling for more action on the ground. >> we want to see the united states do a better job of leading, of bringing the different factions together, inside libya. >> reporter: security in libya is a sensitive issue for the obama administration, after an attack against the u.s. consulate claimed the life of ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans in 2012. officials say the embassy is only bein

. >> well, he has five kids and one son who wants to be a u.s. marine. another wants to be a u.s. marshal. and how do you not get choked up. >> i think everybody does. it's so exciting to see. >> well, she came all the away from palm springs. let's check in with christina loren. >> where they are going to see 115-degree temperatures over this weekend. for us, we are going to see better conditions than anywhere else across the nation. and we're going to dive into that forecast in just a moment. i do want to bring to your attention, though, the latest weather conditions that firefighters are battling against, up in napa county. i've told you this all morning long. the winds are going to pick up, they have, and at this point, there's a very aggressive battle taking place in the air. this picture was just tweeted by cal fire, public information officer, berlant, and you can see, it's an aggressive firefight, still at 30% containment. but i have one piece of information that might actually impact your holiday weekend. if you want to go to wine country, all this smoke at this point is d

announced that it was resupplying israel with artillery shells to use against the people who were as a u.s. marine sixteen flown by u.s. trained pilots a reigning u.s. married miss isles they're out on civilians who were trapped in a cage with nowhere to go and all that were these were a huge about investigation and we want the violence to stop or meaningless and i mean the israeli bombardment of gaza fifty one i.d.f. soldiers are making a stand and refusing to take part in any more destruction artie's paula tells the story in the future i hope. i can aspire to be a reasonable palestinian and after israel no longer exist in yell rosenberg is one of a kind the thirty three year old israeli programmer cuts a solitary figure on the margins of israeli society formerly a soldier in israel's defense forces he now hits a campaign for those who want to resist the draft on political grounds but he knows his views have made him an outcast. i'm not a true israeli unlike some israeli or i'm a bad israeli in the eyes of the regime. israel is not a place for dissenters a recent poll in israel found that nearly

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>> reporter: over the past few weeks, lauren's restaurant has gotten so much attention, that a u.s. marine supposedly called in with an offer to buy a gun for any waitress that didn't have one. >> he called in from california and asked our owner if there was a girl that he could buy a gun that did not have one yet. so, i got it three days ago, maybe. >> reporter: three days ago. >> yeah. it's a kimber .45. >> reporter: not everyone is thrilled. from facebook and social media posts, wishing harm to lauren and her employees. random phone calls at the restaurant. >> shame on you. >> reporter: to actual hate mail. >> hope god punishes you for what you are doing. hope that you and all your patrons will kill yourself. >> reporter: pretty harsh. >> that is pretty harsh. >> reporter: then, there's colorado itself, which, after all is a state that's seen its share of gun violence. the massacre at columbine high school. >> that was the weekend before he was killed. >> reporter: and two years ago, dave hoover lost his nephew at this aurora movie theater. >> she calls, screaming on the phone. i picked

u.s. marines to the safety of italy. >>> meanwhile international police cancelling their trip to the crash site of malaysian flight 17. earlier they received reports of fighting in the area, and decided it was way too dangerous to go there. this is coming in as we're getting new evidence from the pentagon about russia's role in the disaster. we are live from kiev, ukraine with the latest from there. hi, steve. >> this was supposed to be the day ten days after the stast disaster for the first time the dutch would make it to the scene. 30 unarmed dutch policeman were heading to the scene to secure it. when heavy fighting around the area between russian backed rebels and ukrainian forces made them tush back. so far most of the bodies are in the netherlands. there are still body parts in the field around the crash site. a crash site too dangerous to reach for many foreign investigation e investigators. and the fighting going on around there. russia has been accused not just by ukraine but the u.s. state department of taking a direct part in that fighting in firing rockets from their side of th

record in the intelligence community he's a former cia case officer and he also co-founded the u.s. marine intelligence command which is one of the major u.s. intelligence agencies and this guy basically is a pioneer of what he what we what is known as open source intelligence which is effectively not gaining intelligence used to secret methods but gaining intelligence through public information public sources whether it's open research universities or research that is how would it in some form in the public domain in using not so informed decisions and what he's argued is that most of the intelligence that is gained from secret methods is actually lost a useless as he says only three to four percent of it is actually operationally useful so most information is out for useful for decisions government level is actually open source and he's been campaigning for this for a lifetime in in his interview with me he actually said that he believes that the preconditions for revolution and by that he meant a complete overhaul of the existing system is actually present in the united states and in br

takeda also asked the governor to allow the u.s. marine corps in okinawa to use the same airport. >> translator: the japanese government decided that the airport is the best choice to deploy the self-defense force's ospreys and also to reduce the burden on okinawa. >> governor furukawa noted concerns of local residents about the osprey's station in those levels. >> translator: the central government should fully explain the plan to local communities to get support from residents and insure their safety. >> critics point to the aircraft's trouble safety record. last month, u.s. officials said a 15-centimeter metal rod may have fallen off an osprey flying over southwestern japan. citizens held a protest in front of the local government office. the organizer of the rally said the airport was not designed for military use and that ospreys are not necessary in japan. >>> traffic accidents caused by drivers using so-called loophole drugs are on the rise here in japan. japanese authorities have decided to label them kiken, which is japanese for d

u.s. marines securing the departure yesterday.ersonnel, including the 80 marines in the photograph. they were driven to tunisia as fighting continued there. >> erin joins us from washington. do we have any indication as to americans in libya and what their safety might be? >> reporter: well, frankly, americans are not safe in libya. on saturday, the state department issued a travel warning for libya that is intense with dire precautions. in libya, private individuals have in their position, military grade weapon that is could be used to shoot down a commercial jet. also, already this year, extremist groups made threats against u.s. citizens and anyone associated with the united states could be targeted for death. the state department is encouraging any american in libya to leave, it's difficult because the airport in tripoli is non-operational. that's where the militia's are fighting where they are trying to get control of the airport. roads can close without warning making travel in and out of the country tough. in general, the s