. >> and i'm uma pemmaraju. live from "america's news headquarters" in d.c. >> we begin this hour in iowa where some of the nation's biggest names in the gone are trying to play lay the ground work for a presidential run in 2016. names like christy, huckabee and bush have already gone before eyewitness this morning taking their questions and try to straight themselves from the rest of the pack. mike' manual is joining us live from des moines. >> reporter: the first ever iowa agriculture summit is obviously focused on a critical issue for people in iowa being agriculture but a lot of the people who would like to be perhaps the next president of the united states on the republican side are also taking this opportunity to weigh in on some other major issues. let's take a live look around the iowa ag summit, the first ever iowa ag summit it is a packed house on the iowa state fairgrounds people are applauding and attentively listening to each of the potential presidential contenders, jeb busch, chris christie, ted t

i'm uma pemmaraju. here is what's making news. bob menendez under fire but says he's not backing down against his critics in a justice department investigation following a two-year probe about corruption charges. they're now pending, and we're going to bring you the very latest. >> remembering kayla mueller, killed by isis and now her hometown gathers it to say a final good-bye. ♪ all the gold in california ♪ >>> well they've been singing together since they were youngsters, and they're still going strong. after nearly 60 years, you will hear from country legend larry gatlin about his amazing career and what's ahead for the amazing gatlin brothers. >>> always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. i fight for these issues and for the people of our country every single day. that's who i am. and i am not going anywhere. >> that was an emphatic and, dare i say, defiant senator bob men menendez of new jersey after reports that he's about to it's corruption charges from the department

welcome to a brand new hour with us. >> and i'm uma pemmaraju. two top g.o.p. testing the waters with folks who will decide who gets the organizational help and the big bucks. >>> plus you will see the dramatic rescue that captures the nation's heart as first responders pull a baby trapped inside her car seat inside her mother's car after the car veered off the road into the water. the mereiraculous recovery and an update. >>> overseas iraqi forces continue the battle against is us for control of tikrit but he need reinforcements to help make the final push into saddam's hometown. >>> plus we'll talk live with scott taylor who tells us why he believes the obama white house is selling out america's national security. >>> as we speak, several 2016 possible republican hopefuls are shaking hands having coffee, and kissing babies in new hampshire. among them, wisconsin governor scott walker and former florida governor jeb bush who are both in the granite state today and over the weekend our own campaign carl cameron is there as well live from manchester, new hampshi

i'm uma pemmaraju. make it a great day. >> see you next weekend. >>> this week on "the journal editorial report," supporters scramble to defend hillary clinton as questions grow over her private e-mail use. but do democrats have backup plan in case of presidential ambitions implode? >>> plus, benjamin netanyahu makes his case. can congress keep the administration from cutting a bad deal? >>> and the future of obamacare. now in the hands of a sharply divided supreme court. so what's next if the subsidies don't survive? >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report," i'm stuart varney in this week for paul gigot. well, she's reportedly set to launch her presidential bid as early as next month. but revelations this week that hillary clinton used a private e-mail " -- account to conduct official business is reportedly adding to concern in some liberal circles that putting athe ticket in 2016 may not be the democrat's best move." so just how much legal and political trouble could she be facing and do democrat

. >>> hello, i'm uma pemmaraju and here is what's ahead on anhqdc in just a few minutes.rowing concerns over isis expansion beyond the borders of the iraq and syria as it welcomes to pledge of allegiance from the boko haram network in africa. we'll explore the impact with lieutenant colonel oliver north. also you can expect a tough grilling in lawmakers at next week's hearing over the secret service agency's latest embarrassment when two allegedly drunk agents disrupted an active white house bomb investigation. you'll hear from a former agent on the fallout for the agency's newly appointed director who will be on that hot seat. >> and still no suspects following this week's shooting of two ferguson police officers, this as some critics blame the justice department for not doing enough to what's being called anti-cop hatred. >> david clark weighs in on why he believes there's a war on america's cops. all that and much more this less than ten minutes. join us. >>> what does that beautiful and majestic american flag represent? if you answered racism and zeen phobia you are e

should >>> hello, everybody i'm uma pemmaraju in washington. well, the u.s. may be close to reaching a nuke deal with iran. details surfacing so far include a possible trade off allowing iran to run hundreds of centrifuges in a once secret bucker. we'll get the reaction on any deal israel security moves with dan gillerman. meanwhile we're hearing more about the co-pilot who deliberately crashed flight 9525 into the french alps killing all 150 people on board. investigators are saying that he kept an unspecified medical cannen from his employers secret and had recently torn up documents detailing that he was unable to work. we'll bring you the very latest on this investigation. >> and it's a historic lift off for astronaut scott kelly who is set to spend a full year in space as he orbits space he and his twin astronaut brother mark will be staying here on earth for more tested in a historic move. we'll bring you the latest. >> high home is not threatened by isis, mine is threatened by the police. >> that you can about a controversial statement, nebraska state

. >> i'm uma pemmaraju. thank you for joining us. we begin in yemen where fears are are growing that the crisis will could escalate into a regional battle. at the opening of an arab summit yemen yemen's president calling the shiite rebels stoojs of iran. mean bile, the wall street journal reporting that the u.s. is planning to boost its aid to saudi arabia in that country's ongoing air campaign against rebel forces in yemen. conor powell is joining us with the very latest snechls sister the pentagon is stepping its support up for that saudi operation in yemen against those iranian backed houthi rebels, right now it appears to be logistics and intelligence rather than any type of ground support with troops on the ground in an invasion for yemen right now. this comes as saudi jets continue to strike inside the yemen against the houthi rebels for the third straight day, air strikes appear to be targeting weapon depot and also missiles captured by rebels, but it isn't clear what type of impact these air strikes are actually having on hou