a short ride to the pentagon. richard engel is here in the studio. >> good to be here. >> i have a three-part question for you. preview the -- >> no math. >> yeah, sorry. preview the $400 million portion of what we're likely to hear. you have breaking news on isis from the region. and how has the fight against isis coming off jim mick la chef ski's point been a question. >> since this will be about isis, let's start with that. i i think he will have a lot of things to talk about on isis. the group has been getting hammered recently. very little attention. but in afghanistan, the isis headquarters, isis version of raqqa in afghanistan is currently under attack. hundreds of isis fighters have been killed. hundreds more are being hunted down. hundreds of u.s. american troops from ranger regiment are involved in actual combat. shouldering rifles. killing isis members in afghanistan. there was a report a couple days ago that got almost no attention that in any other political environment would get a lot of attention fr

we're there at pentagon live as soon as that begins. liz: a lot of question marks whether the fear trade is back on. a lot of advisors are saying markets are in for a bought of trouble heading down the road. market inching higher into the close, just around the flat line. traders waiting for tomorrow's all important jobs report. phil flynn of price futures and fox business contributor. he is watching action in oil from the cme. lori rothman down on floor of new york stock exchange. lori, you're watching a bright spot, technology, going on. what is going on? reporter: you said it emac. good to see you. microsoft shares best level in 16 1/2 years. $5897.39 is where microsoft goes out -- 57.39. there is no new news. linkedin reporting earnings. linkedin being purchased by microsoft for $26.2 billion. that reported last month. nickelodeon, networks, box office receipts. earnings from viacom weren't all that hot. that's why shares were down about a percent today. seaworld also disappointing report for the theme park operator. they're blaming

foxbusiness's blake berman live outside the pentagon in arlington with the latest. may be a tens news conference today. >> we expect the president in an hour or so, he is inside the pentagon in a meeting with a few dozen of the top players of the administration everyone from foreign-policy to counterterrorism to national security. among individuals meeting with the president, vice president joe biden is here, the secretary of defense asked carter, the secretary of state appearing by video, even jack lou, the treasury secretary, to give you an idea of the kinds of people inside the pentagon right now to go over foreign-policy and counterterrorism issues was what we expect him to talk about when he gets in the briefing room, you mentioned $400 million sent to iran. this was a press conference, he will be asked about that. broader issues involving isis and the spread of that terror group all over the world. the national counterterrorism center put out a map that was first reported by nbc news that shows how much isis has been able to spread all over the world. it was i

katty: president obama speaking at the pentagon. for more i'm joined by a former pentagon and state department official in the obama administration and is now at the center for american progress. was there anything to other president said that seemed new or surprising? >> no, i think he is laying out the case for a study, long-term, determined international approach to fighting isis that doesn't rely on easy answers or quick slogans, but acknowledges that this is a long and hard fight. we have heard a lot of that repeated with emphasis on the progress that is being made, which most people don't necessarily realize. the number of airstrikes that happened, the amount of territory and towns that have been reclaimed, and the fact that isis is not really had a battlefield victory in over a year. katty: most americans are not focused on the fact that we have taken falluja or are moving in on mozilla or what is happening -- moving in on mosul or what is happening in syria could they are focused on nice and london and paris and orlando. how

on p.n the north side of theide he pentagon. pentagon says this is a way way for first responders to test their skills.ki >>> all right. do you know this man? police say he is a peeping tom. t he was caught on camera cer outside of a house in alexandria.dr it's happened along southpened n george mason drive aroundrive a 10:00 p.m.10:0 this was on monday.is wasmond a man walked right up to a home peering into windows andwsa doors.ors. fairfax county police say heay is also -- may have also beeno n touching himself inappropriately. if you recognize him you'reogou asked to contact police immediately.imme >>> to baltimore now johnsoh hopkins medicine planning to la open the world's first zika center which will allow infected patients to get care as researchers investigate thehe virus.s. new center will bring together experts from hopkins and hopkins medical and the university'sver' school of public health as a well as specialist special liftn infectious disease pediatric work. >> ♪ good morning, i'm annie yu live with what's happe

the pentagon and secretary of defense, ash carter, has said the pentagon was not involved in transferring that money. so it was not a military plane that transferred that money to iran. >> and speaking of defense secretary ash carter just walked into the briefing. bret baier has an interview with him at 6:00 p.m. eastern. a lot of questions for hillary in the coming days about how she is going to deal with isis. we may here some of that from president obama right now. let listen in to the president of the united states. >> the campaign to destroy isil. i want to thank secretary carter and sheldon dunford, who just returned from meeting with the coalition partner thursday middle east, for hosting us and their continued leadership of our men and women in uniform. last updated the american people on our campaign in june, shortly after the horrifying attack in orlando. and since we have continued to be relentless in our fight against isil. and in syria and iraq isil continues to lose territory. tragically we have seen that isil still has the ability to direct and inspire attacks. so we have s

a live picture of the pentagon. the president arrived there for a briefing with his national security team. this dealing with the campaign against isis. that's in the 4:00 p.m. hour. the president holding this news conference from the pentagon briefing room. we'll bring that to you live as it happens. that's going to wrap up this hour. kate snow is here to pick things up. we're like fire and ice. i have a fan. >> the secret is i have a heater down here. we have so much going on this afternoon. it's a busy day. in about an hour, we're waiting for president obama to hold that press conference to discuss the administration's fight against isis. we'll certainly bring that to you live. but right noul, he's meeting with his national security team. these pictures just into our newsroom. also happening now, the man who wants to replace the president this fall, donald trump, set to teenage take the stage in portland, maine. new polling showing the degree of his recent controversies may be afikting his stanzing in e key battl

rich brown called the pentagon shortly after 8:00 p.m. that night just to ask ana a question, but she left. and he thought, well, that's odd. rich thought that her actions in leaving the pentagon early was suspicious. so the first thing i did was take a look at our own records. everybody at dia has a personnel file. everybody has a security file. i reviewed our files on ana montes, and what i found was an absolutely model employee. ana had been working at dia since 1985, and she'd never committed a security violation. she rose through the ranks. lived modestly. the kind of employee that supervisors hold up for others to emulate. so, the assessment that ana might be a spy just didn't make a lot of sense. nevertheless, i decided to interview her. and ana gave me great answers to most of my questions. but then when i started questioning her about just going home and did anybody see you, her entire demeanor changed. one minute we're joking and laughing, having a good time, and the next minute, she is scared to death that i know something that

you get the sense that the pentagon is permanent and governments come and go. and there's civilian leadership of the military, but it's such a big institution, it's so massively resourced, that its ways, they sort of happen independent of whatever's going on in congress and even in the white house to a certain extent. >> i think there's some truth to that. i think the level of understand, even if congress of what happens at the pentagon, the range of activities that the american military undertakes is really pretty low. and the attention span is pretty low. so a lot of stuff just chugs along. the thing that was amazing to me, there is nothing the american military doesn't do at this point in time. they fight wars in the old-fashioned way, blowing up stuff, killing people. they launch microenterprise for afghan women. they counsel parliamentarians in iraq. you name it, the u.s. military is now doing it. i don't think most people quite realize how much that is true. something you talked about in your book, but most people think it's like saving private ryan, the

it seems the pentagon is ramping up things there. does this mean the strategy over the past year has not worked? >> no. the strategy is to strengthen the afghan security forces so they can more and more do it themselves. this ask the fighting season there. so we want them to make as much progress as fast as we can. that's why we asked the president for some additional authority. that's why we asked him to keep additional forces there next year. but it's not that we're securing afghanistan. the whole point is to get the afghans to secure afghanistan. >> last week, a company of army rangers, some 150 american troops, fought this fierce three-day battle against isis affiliated forces in eastern afghanistan. they killed hundreds of isis fighters, but five american troops shot. when you look at that, why is that not serious combat? >> i just talked to two of them this morning. i just got off the phone with the two guys who were there with their families. i told them this, and this is an answer to your question. first of all, i'm sorry tha

, the pentagon is not gonna clean up its act. >> reporter: the pentagon calls the $6.5 trillion figure a, quote, overinflation and misrepresentation of the problem but did agree to make a long reporting in washington, justin gray, fox 25 news. >>> amtrak is making some plans to improve service along the busy northeast corridor. the railway says it will purchase 28 new trains. it will have larger seats and better wi-fi service. it will begin in 2021 and it will allow amtrak hourly departures between boston and new york and trains every 30 minutes from new york to d.c. >>> the new hampshire supermarket is donating part of its prize for selling powerball jackpot ticket to charity. last month someone bought the winning ticket in ray monday and today they received a $75,000 check from the lottery and the store plans to give the money to a few local charities. so far no one has come forward, though to claim the big prize. >>> new at 10:00, boston ranked third on a new list of america's best running cities. according to runners world magazine, runners have many options. it will be featured on

he was the job, comptroller of the pentagon, the chief financial officer for the pentagon during the five years of greatest fun that one could have possibly had. bob is a stanford graduate in mathematics. when we think about stamford these days, we are thinking about katie ledecky. for all of the pain she experienced in the swimming pool, it does not begin to describe the pain he has endured in going through sequestration. he almoste would say did too good of a job because it made sequestration seem tolerable in 2013 when we had it once and came close to having it again. sequestration is the automatic spending cuts that kick in to bring us down to a lower level without another deal. bob has been a distinguished and very patient government servant. on some of the toughest issues in finance and in the management of the pentagon throughout his career. he had been comptroller of the air force previously as well as the director of the national security division of the budget office. in the middle,is the president for the committee of a responsible federal budget and she also runs the camp

it is the pentagon's intelligence apparatus. dia focuses on the national security structure of every nation of the world. the way we became engaged with this case of a woman who led part of the fbi investigation took the initiative to set up the meeting. the fbi explained that we've heard you and your team are the best there are on cuban intelligence and we are part of an fbi spy case that involved cuba, which had been dragging on for three years and we're frustrated. can you help us? i was so concerned about the damage that this mole could have already inflicted and would continue to inflict that i immediately called scott carmichael. scott carmichael was head of our investigations side. >> i loved being a spy hunter. i love the chase. nothing would make me happier than for somebody to say, well, scott, we know espionage is occurring. we have these tidbits of information. can you help us? i also like unknown investigations. those are investigations where you have good reason to believe that espionage is occurring. you have abso

rich brown called the pentagon shortly after 8:00 p.m. that night just to ask ana a question, but she left. and he thought, well, that's odd. rich thought that her actions in leaving the pentagon early was suspicious. so the first thing i did was take a look at our own records. everybody at dia has a personnel file. everybody has a security file. i reviewed our files on ana montes, and what i found was an absolutely model employee. ana had been working at dia since 1985, and she'd never committed a security violation. she rose through the ranks very quickly. lived modestly. the kind of employee that supervisors hold up for others to emulate. the assessment that ana might be a spy just didn't make a lot of sense. nevertheless, i decided to interview her. and ana gave me great answers to most of my questions. but then when i started questioning her about just going home and did anybody see you, her entire demeanor changed. one minute we're joking and laughing, having a good time, and the next minute, she is scared to death that i know somet

the pentagon is weighing-in on pokemon go. find out what they're doing to make sure the popular game doesn't jeopardize national security. police say the driver of the van pulled in front of a semi.. causing both vehicles to collide and land in a ditch. a 19-year old girl was killed. 5 others had to be airflighted about today.... the murder conviction of brendan dassey... is being overturned.... by a federal judge. he's one of the men featured..... in the netflix documentary series..... "making a murderer." dassey was convicted of murdering..... teresa halbach.... in -2- thousand -5-... at age -17-.... he received.... a -41-year jail sentence. he'll be released if prosecutors don't bring him to trial again.... within -90- days. the pentagon is saying no to pokemon go on government-issued phones and devices. according to the washingto pentagon officials sent a memo to workers saying the game could be used by spies to locate sensitive facilities where secrets are stored. the pentagon says personal phones are okay as long as mili

president obama holding a news conference at the pentagon thursday... on the latest u-s efforts to combat isis. president obama says: "i last updated the american people on our campaign in june - shortly after the horrifying attack in orlando. in the weeks since, be relentless in our fight against isil. and on the ground in syria and iraq, isil continues to lose territory." president obama says: "in other words isil turns out not to be invincible - they are in fact inevitably going to be defeated." earlier in the day mister obama chaired a national security council meeting at the pentagon focused on the terror group. president obama says: "tragically however we have also seen that isil still has the ability to direct and inspire attacks." the president's commen same day the pentagon released new video of u-s-led coalition air strikes on isis targets... the military says one video was shot in libya on august first and shows a strike on an isis tank...near the libyan city of sirte... u.s. planes have been conducting a number of air strikes in libya lately

we are live at the pentagon. derrick ward, news 4, back to you. >> thanks. >>> some kids in northern virginia getting some help as they start the new school year. the arlington diocese passed out school gear. they loaded up on snacks and juice before heading on home. >> these are kids unlikely to be able to afford these things or have these things. we want to give materials they need to be ready to do well in school. >> classes in the diocese begins on monday. >>> monday is the first day of school for students in montgomery county. officials are warning drivers to stop for school busses or risk getting ticktickets. they're serious about enforcing the law about passing a school bus when the lights are not. it's not about writing tickets but keeping kids safe. >> we drop off the children every day and want to make sure they get a great education. there are a lot of things to get into place to make sure they get to school. >> you can also expect officers to be out in certain areas. students weren't even in the class

rich brown called the pentagon shortly after 8:00 p.m. that night just to ask ana a question, but she left. and he thought, well, that's odd. reg thought that her actions in leaving the pentagon early was suspicious. so the first thing i did was take a look at our own records. everybody at dia has a personnel file. everybody has a security file. i reviewed our files on ana montes, and what i found was an absolutely model employee. ana, she had been working at dia since 1985, and she'd never committed a security violation. she rose through the ranks very quickly, lived very modestly. she was the kind of employee that supervisors hold up for others to emulate. so the assessment that ana might be a spy just didn't make a lot of sense. nevertheless, i decided to interview her. and ana gave me great answers to most of my questions. but then when i started questioning her about just going home and did anybody see you, her entire demeanor changed. one minute we're joking and laughing, having a good time, and the next minute, she is scared to dea

the pentagon work. the defense department's own internal auditor found they can't tell you exactly what it's spending and not off by a few dollars, but $6.5 trillion in 2015, not properly accounted for. that's trillion with a "t." >> we keep spending more and more but we have no idea because we cannot audit depending on where all this money is going. >> reporter: the inspector general warns that the pentagon financial statements are quote unreliable and that managers can't rely on the making management and resource decisions. congress gave the pentagon a deadline to fix this problem. by law, it's supposed to be audit ready by september of 2017. both republicans and democrats included auditing the pentagon in party platforms this year. >> reporter: the project -- >> until there are consequences and until congress actually holds the money from the pentagon, the pentagon is not the $6.5 trillion figure a, quote, overinflation and misrepresentation of the problem but did agree to make a long list of changes

it seems the pentagon is ramping up things there. does this mean the strategy over the past year has not worked? >> no. the strategy is to strengthen the afghan security forces so they can more and more do it themselves. this ask the fighting season there. so we want them to make as much progress as fast as we can. that's why we asked the president for some additional authority. that's why we asked him to keep additional forces there next year. but it's not that we're securing afghanistan. the whole point is to get the afghans to secure afghanistan. >> last week, a company of army rangers, some 150 american troops, fought this fierce three-day battle against isis affiliated forces in eastern afghanistan. they killed hundreds of isis fighters, but five american troops shot. when you look at that, why is that not serious combat? >> i just talked to two of them this morning. i just got off the phone with the two guys who were there with their families. i told them this, and this is an answer to your question. first of all, i'm sorry tha

on the northor side of the pentagon. pengon. pentagon says this is a way is y for first responders to test their skills. sll >>> let's talk about other big h news around the world today. amatric7.atc7 the death toll stands at 237. three towns were hit especially hard including ad ud tourist area that was holdingolg a pasta festival.. >> to burma a powerfulowerful earthquake killed four peopleile and caused major destruction yesterday. at least 185 buddhist templest e were damaged. police are guarding thosese temples against looters andnst there are signs and concerns that aftershocks couldld collapse some of these som structures.st >> this morning the hunt is onn for peeping tom caught oning camera outside of a house in alexandria. police released these images that you see of the suspect.usct >> and they're asking for yourso help to track him downr . fox5's anjali hemphill iss live in alexandria now with the latest. anjali. >> reporter: guys, a prettyuy ae that was just sitting in theirhe living room when thisoo happened. they a

in front of the pentagon. this is the pentagon mall and the heliport. you are watching a simulation of a disaster. helicopter crash with mass casualties. started out at 9:00 a.m. the goal is to make sure first responders are ready for anything and everything. without practice, that won't happen. >> it's fortunately days like this to have the allie in a real world operating environment to test and exercise multiple facets of the plan. q: there were issues of traffic on 27 and 110 in virginia would be backed up. that's the case now. in addition to the pentagon protection authorities several other first responders around the area are here. including arlington county and fairfax county fire department. and the american red cross. that is the latest from the pentagon, i'm q mccray. back to you in the studio. leon: tonight, a high-stakes closed door meeting with the future of head start for area kids at take. >> this has to stop. leon: frustrating metro leaders demand answers after the summer. and derailment raising suspicion. out of heartbreak and destructio

rich brown called the pentagon shortly after 8:00 p.m. that night just to ask ana a question, but she left. and he thought, well, that's odd. rich thought that her actions in leaving the pentagon early was suspicious. so the first thing i did was take a look at our own records. everybody at dia has a personnel file. everybody has a security file. i reviewed our files on ana montes, and what i found was an absolutely model employee. ana had been working at dia since 1985, and she'd never committed a security violation. she rose through the ranks. lived modestly. the kind of employee that supervisors hold up for others to emulate. the assessment that ana might be a spy just didn't make a lot of sense. nevertheless, i decided to interview her. and ana gave me great answers to most of my questions. but then when i started questioning her about just going home and did anybody see you, her entire demeanor changed. one minute we're joking and laughing, having a good time, and the next minute, she is scared to death that i know something that she

larry: a heads up if you are near the pentagon this morning. a mass casualty exercise is planned for 9:00 a.m. you may see police and emergency response activity near the pentagon. again, from 9:00 until 1:00 and exercise near the pentagon. it is just a drill. 6:05. extraing today, an special high-security practice for the washington redskins at joint base andrews appeared the team does this every year. they invite service members to come out and meet them, watch practice from the sidelines. the redskins next preseason game is tomorrow night at fedex field against the buffalo bills. autria: the fireworks at nats park before the game even got started, check this out, bethesda's own katie ledecky throwing out first pitch of the nats game. all of this of course after she recruited bryce harper to hold medals forals -- her. not a bad arm on her. she did come back from rio with four gold medals. seee: it has been great to on my friends, to spend some time with family. autria: the most exciting part of the match for the nats. the nationals come up sh

be around the pentagon today. officials are planning an emergency response drill.espons it's just a drill later thiserhi morning. >> you'll see a lot of thingse and hear lot of things.f t what is it you should expect. anjali hemphill is on the scenes g this drill is expected to exp begin 9:00 o'clock this morningi and go till about 1:00 in the0 n afternoon it will mainly be onl the north side of the pentagon n first responders throughout theh region will be holding this mass casualty exercise that willl involve a simulated helicopterep crash as well as a fire right oo the grounds of the pentagon thep there. the scenario may be visible toib people in around the area. especially commuters on route 22 and 110 we want to tell you tely about this we don't want you tot be harmed if you see a heavyif y police presence or a heavy emergency response activity in v around the pentagon.gon et cetera just a drill.etera this will be mainly going onng o near the pentagon mall terraceer and the heliport area. a we are getting wor

one north side of the pentagon. pena pentagon says this is a wayays for first responders to test their >> ♪>> >> good morning, everybody.d i'm annie yu.mo live in the news room. r happening this morning, the mng death toll from thefromhe devastating earthquake inn central italy continues to t rise with 247 people now confirmed dead. amatrice is a popular tourist tu town in central italy and waslyd full of vacationing familiesie before yesterday's tremblerre and the presence of so manye visitors is making it hard for f rescue crews to estimateat exactly how many people mighte m still be missing.still be m now,is following the quake there have been at least 150 lst aftershocks including oneluding measuring a magnitude 5.5 and 5 this morning geologists ins i rome are keeping a very close eye on seismic activity in thece region to ensure residents in the hardest hit regions arens fore warned about upcominging aftershocks. this earthquake is shaping upap to be italy's deadliest since the 2009 quake that left 3000 peopl

and the pentagon still didn't have a clean audit. only agency. so you see things, that say we don't know where this particular ship s they just don't have it, in their system. so they can say here is where it is. it's that bad at the pentagon. i'm happy that they exist. they do a wonderful job. but they need to figure out where all this money is going t. affects their budget, they tend to ask for things that they don't need. >> why wouldn't the congress want an audit of the pentagon and force them to do it. >> they have been saying it for years. give ausclean audit. but they don't say we'll cut off the money if you don't. that would be the way. but they have been pushing it, for years. every time a secretary of defense comes up and talks about the budget. they say get us a clean audit. we're working on it. >> there's a famous conservative economist that think all of this is a waste of time. >> milton treated man. >> complain about waste. i don't complain about waste. would you really like the irs to be spending its money efficiently? [laughter] >

>> this is surprising news from the pentagon this morning. we're learning the actual rate of the zika cases among the military has nearly doubled in the last month. right now, 33 military members confirmed to have contracted zika at some point since the pentagon began tracking this earlier this year. so that's 33 members. but here's the interesting thing. a month ago at the end of june, it was 18 military members. it is now up to 33. so we do see evidence that this is still spreading, still being contracted by military members. we are told that all of them got it overseas, and of course this is one of the concerns because military personnel deploy regularly. they go to locations, countries outside of the united states, and it does appear at this point that when what the pentagon believes is they all got it overseas. and in addition there are six other people who have gotten the zika from military personnel in their families. so this is a situation where it appears that at least for now it is still spreading amongst the military. the countries

as they live shot of the pentagon. we are awaiting a providential news meeting. securityary and officials to assess what is working in networking and the fight against islamic state. the president is also expected to discuss the u.s. air campaign against islamic state targets in libya. as soon as the president begins his remarks we will of course bring those to you live. in other news, florida gov. rick scott met a local -- met with in miami where it is believed more than one viruscases of the zika may have an spread through mosquito bites. we knew this pattern. we knew rain season was coming. and they knew they were going to recess. the president and congress had to figure out how to work together. if you get elected, go work together. >> the national institutes of health will run out of money to fight the zika virus by the end of the month. republicans and democrats in congress failed to agree on additional zika funding. the white house reallocated other funds to help fight of all appeared hillary clinton leads donald trump by double digits in pennsylvania. acc

, the chief financial officer of the pentagon. bond is a stanford grad in mathematics. when we think about stanford these days, we are thinking about katie ledecky. for all the pain that she has gone through in the swimming pool, i don't think it begins to compare to the pain that bob has gone through trying to indoor sequestration. he was the guy at the pentagon that found a way to survive it. some would say he did too good of a job because that made sequestration seem tolerable and we may have it again. sequestration is the automatic spending cuts that kick in to bring us down to a lower spending level if there is no deal. this is all necessitated by the budget control act. bob is a very distinguished and patient government servant. previously, he had been comptroller of the air force, director of the national security division, congressional budget office. mcguiness, is maya president for the committee for a responsible federal budget. she has been one of the most tireless, maybe the most tireless, people favoring responsible f

i am not a lawyer, but my understanding is the supreme court decision on the pentagon papers does not preclude prior restraint. >> i don't think the snowden -- >> snowden website wouldn't have crossed that -- >> i don't know. but you're right that i worry that the decision that the supreme court reached in the pentagon papers case in 1971 isn't ironclad. the bar is really high as you said. i just wanted to make a further point about -- the precursor in a way to the snowden story was the 2005 story that the "times" broke about what was illegal, warrantless is dropping of conversations between people in the u.s. and people overseas. that was not legal. >> and i remember this correctly, when you were washington bureau chief, they asked you to withhold portions of that story. ms. abramson: i was the washington bureau chief. i received the urgent request that they cease all reporting on this story. and, that i think any responsible editor wants more information. the reporters who cover intelligence tend to be very careful just on their own. i said no to stopping reporting and then there wa

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the flight had just hit the pentagon. he never got to the meeting. >> i had a bag in my car so i stopped and grabbed that and started taking care of folks. >> reporter: things were still falling. secondary explosions were going off. >> a generator or something, a fuel tank exploded. i remember hitting the ground and some of the debris just remember it sounded like when rain first starts and stuff falling and hitting the ground around me. >> reporter: they've come before the actual anniversary of the attack but the crowd each time it's easy to frame te fewer of them, members move on or retire but they still carry the memories of that day. this was mike's first time at the memorial itself and hestill grappling with the enormalty of what happened here. >> there's a chapel inside where the plane hit and they rebuilt it. i've been there. >> reporter: after the pictures some of them went inside to see what it's like now but in a way these men and women have never fully left this place even after the time has passed. >> a lot of

pentagon staff can still play the game on their personal phones -- but the pentagon asks them to use "sound judgment" when they do so at and away from work. now to the big board and the must-see video of the night. we start in louisiana with a dramatic high- water rescue. "jordan - temple" -- jumping into those rising flood waters-- to save an elderly man- car. jordan...putting the man on his 'shoulder'... 'carrying' him safety. jordan even struggling himself during the rescue. at one point..the water was over his head. fortunatley...both jordan and the man he saved-- are both ok. a road rage incident-- ending with 'shots fired' in california. this is dashcam video-- from the santa clarita sheriff. they say the used her window washers... which apparently 'splashed' the honda. the honda driver-- was none too happy. after whipping through traffic.... he "fired at least two rounds" at the s-u-v... which was carrying a family of four. no injuries were reported. and - one guy in louisiana decided to take a swim olympic style in the floodwater near his home. "jo - guidry" dove into the flo

at the pentagon on thursday. out of the swimming pool and on to the mound, olympic gold medalist katie ledecky throughout the first pitch at the nationals game tonight. not surprisingly, she has an arm. by the way, she is a bethesda native. she came home from rio with four gold medals. i took a few days and got some rest. i got charged up. it's been great to see all my friends and spend time with family. the: before she threw pitch, bryce harper had to help hold the medals before she made the throw. lochte isimmer ryan in talks to join the next season of "dancing with the stars." the olympian who was the center of a scandal after lying to investigators about an armed robbery, which turned at be vandalism by him, so will he ditch his speedo for dancing shoes? so far, nothing yet is official. announcedill be august 30. still ahead -- new cases of hepatitis a tied with local shops. plus -- >> i leon: set up -- and first-rate rustrated. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covere

i am not a lawyer, but my understanding is the supreme court decision on the pentagon papers does not preclude prior restraint. >> i don't think the snowden -- >> snowden website wouldn't have crossed that -- >> i don't know. i worry're right that that the decision that the supreme court reached in the pentagon papers case in 1971 isn't ironclad. the bar is really high as you said. make a furthero point about -- the precursor in a way to the snowden story was at -- story that the "times" broke about what was droppingwarrantless is of conversations between people in the u.s. and people overseas. legal.s not that, -- >> and i remember this correctly, when you were washington bureau chief, they asked you to withhold portions of that story. ms. abramson: i was the washington bureau chief. requested the urgent that they cease all reporting on this story. i think any responsible editor wants more information. the reporters who cover intelligence tend to be very careful just on their own. reportingto stopping and then there was a request when we hadte house enough confirmation for a story th

we'll take you to the pentagon where president obamaes meeting ing with his team. and an take in london, an american among the dead in a stabbing spree. >> the u.s. marine corps is grouping irecraft for a full day. a spokesperson says the standdown is routine and does not include deployed aircraft. this comes after two fighter aircraft crashed in patz week and one pilot died. >>> video shows the destruction after a wildfire demolished thousands of buildings in canada. a drone captured aerial video of houses and forest burped to the -- burned to the ground. firefighters were able to control it after two months. >> the olympic torch riding the waves in rio. a brazilian surfer is righting the waves. the torch is traveling through rio ahead of the opening ceremony tomorrow. >>> trump thank you. in portland, med, with supporters there. movements ago talking about the $400 million payment to iran and then saying he kind of missed some of his protesters. let's listen in. >> a tough time. so, i wrote a little thing down that i thought i'd have because in light of the $400

lot of activity at the pentagon, police cars, and fire trucks, but don't be alarmed. it's a mass casualty drill. a drill it runs from 9:00 in the morning until 1:00 in the afternoon. again, expect the mass casualty drill tomorrow morning outside of the pentagon. >> it's only a drill. >>> maryland, the home of so many olympic athletes. tonight we have three. one throwing out the first pitch. one talking about the tears of joy, and the third proving you don't have to bring home gold to be the winner. >>> our own bruce johnson talked to kareem abdul abdul- jabbar luann bennett. after losing her husband to cancer, she raised three boys here in northern virginia y business. a single working mom who helped create over 1,000 local jobs, bringing people together to solve problems. i'm luann bennett. in business, you bring everyone to the table and work to get results. congress just doesn't get that-- there's too much partisanship. i approve this message because washington needs more common-sense problem solvers. >

it is interesting, just left the pentagon briefing room here. you basically have the pentagon, the white house all but calling russia a liar on this. the pentagon press secretary punching holes in the russian story here saying, one, they have not seen the russians use precision guided weaponry as was used in this strike. two, that they haven't seen the russians devote in his words, peter cook's words, much effort to tracking adnani before this point, whereas the u.s., peter cook said, has been trying to track him for some time here and it is those reasons that give them confidence that it's their strike. we did ask peter cook if they had any evidence that russia was operating in the area at the time and might have had a strike that could possibly have targeted adnani and the answer from the pentagon was again, they have no facts to support the russian claim. u.s. standing by its claim that they targeted adnani, the only remaining question is can they confirm that he is in fact dead. >> assuming, nic, he is dead, what does it mean for isis? how m

so the pentagon spokesman is literally being told by the white house, do not say that we have boots on the ground because president obama has committed to not put boots on the ground. so he's doing this dance knowing full well you've got to have somebody on the ground. but you can't commit to a real force on the ground. it's politics over a military operation. >> the next person to become commander-in-chief will have a very full foreign policy plate. rick grennell, thanks for lending us your expertise today. >>> a pilot leaves a cockpit to take control of a dangerous situation on board the plane. this amazing video as he helps tackle a very badly behaving passenger. you don't want to miss it. >> sit down, enough! you don't put your hands on my flight attendant! enough! >>> here's what america's clicking on today. a daycare center in new hampshire opting out of pokemon go after observing a number of strangers hanging around the property. nintendo agreed to their request. >>> an 8-year-old in california is raking in the dough after starting his own bakery business. good for him. mom says

back to the pentagon. >> the pentagon. the publisher doesn't get it they're still out the money. >> they are out the money. remember, too, he went and got a second book. this time he went to the pentagon. he got the clearance and he sold that second book. >> the second book. >> right. >> why is a navy seal, biofuel guilfoyle or someone in the federal government, why do they have to obey these rules? >> when you sign with the government, a nondisclosure and basic. >> do all seals sign that? >> breach of contract. yes. when you go on these missions, obviously classified information, et cetera, and they call them the silent, the quiet professional, right? you are supposed to just do your job. >> before any seal goes on a classified mission, top secret mission, they have to sign a piece of paper saying i'm not going to say what happened on this mission. >> the concern is, of course, that classified information would come out. there has been no official finding that he, in fact, released classified information. that determinati

host: will you be at the pentagon? manning thatl be today. i have a few hours off to work on more hill veterans issues. host: we will be covering on c-span. we will see if that gets the question at 4:15 p.m. eastern. live coverage on c-span and c-span.org. c-span radio as well. if you have the c-span radio app coming you can -- radio app, you can listen in. in florida, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my phone call. i love you guys. i want to say with the comment that donald trump, there was nothing to that. that man paraded his son. and womenat all men who served this country are gold stars. he did not say anything about his son. his son had chosen to go into the military. .y husband, 30 years retired i came from a military family. my brothers, my father, world war ii, vietnam war, korean war. i'm still in the military, as family. people, listen -- words cannot hurt you. i think it was disgusting at the dnc to put that man up there to parade his dead son. he served his country. you do not parade something like that. yes, all men and wo

the pentagon taking aim at the popular game. plans on banning the app and why it boils down to national >>> the pentagon is pokemon go app. they claim it can be used by spies to pinpoint information. >>> usf fans the jumbo trons are fully separational and there are explosions in yankee stadium. see how many homes they hit >>> a texas homeowner sharing his scare. a 9 foot alligator when he opened his garage, 300 pounds waiting for him. he was not happy when they to remove him. they eventually got the big guy out. >> talk about a surprise. >>> orlando has been named the nation's most pet friendly city according to wallet hub.com. orlando ranked at the top because of its large number of veterinarians and pet businesses in the area. other cities were las vegas and st. louis. second, tampa third, not bad. >> what surprised me though was the vets. more vet narns why? >> because of the tourists. a lot of people coming in that board their pets. it's a big business. >>> we have some storms out there but not around the beaches. really nic