on the way ahead in afghanistan gretchen? >> thank you, jen griffin. >> the weather is cruel for folks down in south carolina. 1,000 year flood submerging parts of the southeast. nine people have been killed in flood-related incidents so far. the south carolina now remains in a big state of emergency. areas of the state's capital columbia getting drenched 17 inches of rain in as many hours from the tip of the hurricane. steve harris is live. steve, what is the biggest danger for folks there right now? >> gretchen, that rain still continues to come down even as we speak. the biggest danger for people is really the roads. we've had nine deaths so far talleyed up. many deaths seeing people pulled from cars when they come on roads like this one. it is a mixture of river and 300 roads have been washed out. more than 100 bridges have been washed out. some counties, every single road is damaged. so it's not just the flooding, it's actually the disintegration of roads. when you drive around, you see orange cones everywhere. that coul

gretchen? >> no doubt. diop than, thank you. >>> we're minute as away from t woman who plowed into a crowd at an oklahoma university parade crowd, killing four including a 2-year-old boy. her attorney says she wasn't drinking. it's a small town. what's happening there? >> what's happening is they're telling members of our crew and the press that they do not think their dauter was drunk or high. what her father says is she's been hospitalized before before her mental illness. hoer attorney said after speaking with her da day, he does not think she was on drugs or alcohol. he thinks she had an zreemt mental episode. listen to what he says after talking with her that day. there had been warning signs coming from miss chamber for the past few years. there has been a pattern of behavior that probably should have been diagnosed and possibly treated lock before yesterday. >> so the attorney and family both agreeing she suffered from some kind of mental illness. gretsch snoon we're going to have a legal analysis of

i'm gretchen carlson. this is the real story. that vote expected to get under way shortly, but democrats are likely to block debate, essentially killing the bill. rand paul will be voting in a few minutes. he's the author of a new book, our presidents and their prayers. also running for president, as you know. senator paul, how are you going to vote on the sanctuary city bill? >> i'm for it. i don't think that cities should have the right to ignore federal law. particularly when the federal law is something that is the prerogative of the federal government, and that's immigration. it doesn't happen any other time in our system. for example, i live in kentucky, and if someone is in ohio in a jail for burglary but they're wanted for murder in kentucky, as soon as they get out of jail, we transfer them directly to jail in kentucky. i don't understand why it wouldn't be the same for people wanted in crimes like for people in san francisco, and this young lady might still be alive if we had paid attention to this. >> you're talking ab

>> it's rare, gretchen, because this is a big deal. a 260-agent rotation costs a lot of money and requires a lot of logistics. now trump and carson are set to become the third fastest candidates to ever receive 24-hour protection. the earliest ever was now president obama who got a detail 551 days before his election. second earliest, senator ted kennedy who got a detail 411 days before and a distant third now set to be fourth place, herm herman cain in the last cycle 355 days before. there are polling andn+ fund-raising minimums that candidates are going to have to meet to be even considered for protection, but threats to candidates are part of the calculation as well. and it is ultimately up to the dhs secretary to figure out who gets protection from the secret service and who does not. he has apparently now decided that trump and carson deserve it. >> it's very interesting criteria. so how can secret service protection actually impact campaign if tt at all? >> in addition to helping assure events run smoothly and safely, there's a l

i'm gretchen. but let's head over now to shep. >>> donald trump now begging voters help hem take iowa. a man who was once a juggernaut quote unquote saying please, let me win. as the latest poll show he is not winning. donald trump is not win withing. it's a fox news alert. he is not winning. so with just hours to go third republican debate might trump shift his strategery. let's get to it. >> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> and first from the fox news deck this afternoon. it looks like congressman ryan may get the promotion that he never wanted or maybe he won't. because a short time ago republicans in the house of representatives gave congressman ryan enough votes so that they can move forward. but not enough votes to get this job.

and now, gretchen, the bad news. another major study says 30 minutes of exercise a day isn't enough. if you want to lose weight, lower your risk of heart attack, you need one to two hours of exercise a day or you can wear the frozen vest for, like, 16 hours a day and it all equals up. >> we could take that video of them laying around in their frozen vests, you know, eating snack food, right here, you can just do that and then just pop the pill. and then you would be -- you have two out of three, at least. i don't like that last report you did. i'm just going to try to forget that. >> i hear you. >> one to two hours. who has time for that. >>> trace, looking into the future, thank you. speaking of frozen, vladimir putin, a busy man. but he's on the ice. and when he's done checking off the balance of power in the middle east, he'll be blowing out the candles on his birthday cake today. how the russian president is spending his 63rd. well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are goo

gretchen? >> all right, laura, so there's word this may have all started around, surprise, surprise, a drug problem. >> yeah, well these two were battling a heroin addiction while staying with family members in massachusetts. that's according to local reports and recently had been kicked out of that home. a spokesperson with the u.s. attorney's office in delaware tells fox today the couple are still awaiting their initial court appearance and charges are pending. >> all right. laura, thanks much. >> thanks. >>> halloween usually a time for creepy and crawley things like this little guy. how a rare komodo dragon at one city zoo, he's getting into the holiday spirit. love that guy. if you love shrimp endless shrimp...obster's ...for as much as you want, any way you want it... sweet, buttery, and creamy. like new pineapple habanero coconut shrimp bites... ...and teriyaki grilled shrimp. and yeah, it's endless, but it won't last forever. so you may take an omega-3 supplementortant... ...but it's th

but, yeah, this is all about business, gretchen. the circulation of "playboy" back in 1975 was about 5.6 million. now it's just 800,000. the reason for that, apparently, is not that americans have suddenly turned away from enjoying the sight of naked ladies in the magazine but they can found said naked ladies anywhere they want on the internet these days. in the words of scott flaunders, the "playboy" ceo, quote, you're now one click away from every sex act imaginable for free and so it's just passe at this juncture." they're going to take out all the na kerks d ladies and hope it gets the magazine out of the wrapper it normally lives in on the back shelf and increase sales. quite simply about business. there's no moral epiphany on the part of hugh hefner here, gretchen. >> i don't know about that. the guys were always buying this for the articles, anyway, right? so what's going to be -- >> yeah. >> what's going to be in the magazine now? is it really just going to be articles? >> well, apparently so. there will still be some women,

i'm gretchen carlson this is the real story. vice president biden giving up his dreams of the oval office. closing a bid for a third run for the white house. ed henry live in washington. what after all the speculation do you think biden decided no? >> he was certainly sounding like a candidate 24 hours ago when he seemed to be attacking hillary clinton and laying out in a speech a rationale for running. in the rose garden, after initially saying he's not running, the rest of the speech sounded like his rationale for why he did want to get in. from talking to people close to him. he walked up to the edge, really wanted to jump in here. but he himself made it clear that he had a gut check. and that gut check was that he simply could not win. that it was too late. that the window had closed. as he was going through the grieving process from the untimely death of his son, beau, that it just -- when he had finally gotten through the early stages of the grieving process. that's not going to end anytime soon. the grieving process conti

i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right now. let's kick it off with an alert because the spotlight turning full force on the democrats this week as the race enters a potentially critical phase. welcome to "the real story." bernie sanders is about to address voters at the no labels conference in new hampshire, an event that tries to bridge the divide between the political parties. it's only a prelaud to an even bigger stage about that's going to happen tomorrow night. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live from the site of tomorrow's debate in vegas. i know you love it out there, ed. this is the first time the dems will clash. we're going to have to see if hillary clinton or anyone else has what it takes to become president, right? >> reporter: this is a huge stage for all of them. the republicans have already had two of these debates obviously, the first democratic clash. and on the eave of hillary clinton coming to the wynn las vegas she gets' mixed bag from president obama. he went on cbs' "60 minutes" last night, sa

the real story with gretchen starts now. >>> murdered for their faith. that's one of the possible motives police are looking at in yesterday's deadly shooting at an oregon college. this is the real story on that and much more today. nine people killed when the 26-year-old shooter opened fire. seven others injured. gunmen killed in a shoot out with police described by neighbors as a loner who appeared to spend time online, which we've heard a lot before or with his mother. the sheriff refusing to say his name. >> you will not hear anyone from this law enforcement operation use his name. i continue to believe that those media and community members who publicized his name will only glorify this horrific action. >> like that sheriff, we hear the real story have decided also to not say the suspect's name. dan is live in roseburg, oregon. police just held a news conference. what did we learn? >> reporter: we're learning a lot more about the arsenal weapons the suspect brought yesterday morning before opening fire at 10:38. police still have this area blocked o

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i'm gretchen carlson this is the real story. vice president biden giving up his dreams of the oval office. closing a bid for a third run for the white house. ed henry live in washington. what after all the speculation do you think biden decided no? >> he was certainly sounding like a candidate 24 hours ago when he seemed to be attacking hillary clinton and laying out in a speech a rationale for running. in the rose garden, after initially saying he's not running, the rest of the speech sounded like his rationale for why he did want to get in. from talking t

gretchen. expressing sympathy. >> or hate. [laughter] >> blocking more people on facebook. >> you like this nasty idea? >> i think that it is a good idea. five-six-seven years ago. a little bit of a past. stuart: on twitter. negatives. >> the kids think of it as mom and grandmother's place to post their pictures now. [laughter] >> laughing because we are forever trying to keep up. >> you are absolutely right. my kids know far more about this than i will ever dream of knowing. really serious. the investigator at the un corruption continues. john ash and five other members facing u.s. bribery charges. i am constantly asked, what is it that is in it for us, the united nations. >> all of our money goes down the tubes. why do we keep this thing around? >> 2.1. the united nations does not work unless the united states shows leadership. the place can really become a haven for dick taters there are also billions of u.s. taxpayer dollars at the expense there. we have to care about our money spent. you cannot just let them write a blank

i'm gretchen. here's shep. >> house republicans in turmoil over search for a speaker, still in both wings of the g.o.p. they're pushing for one man. >> if paul ryan runs clearly he would be somebody that i would support. i think paul ryan is the right person to do this. >> i think paul ryan right now has the clout, the stature he could bring sides together. >> paul ryan. of course he said over and over again he will not run for speaker. maybe he'll reconsider. maybe he won't. here's where we stand. those who may want the job don't have enough support, and those who may have enough support don't seem to want the job. in moments the "fox news sunday" host chris wallace on what is ahead. let's get to it.

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i am gretchen carlsson. bill will give us the real store is store of joe biden entering the race. and sanctuary and kate's law. and we'll talk about his new bovenlth and one hispanic group wants nbc from dumping donald trump from saturday night live. and weight watchers ever use them and we'll tell you who is the new owner and why the stock is soaring. we'll have that in the top of the hour. >> you certainly heard this, ri is crucial for sleeping in order to maintain good health. and now a new study is challenging that notion. researchers are finding that community regularly have half that and they were fit and healthy. one sleep expert said the findings will transform the field of sleep. and dr. christopher winter is yoining us. and dr. nate wattsop from the sleep academy and both well rested. dr. winter, you would stop short of calling this a revolutionary transformation with the sleep, why is that? >> i think it is found that they were getting two hours of sleep every 24 hours is rev lougzary. and i don't think they are different than what they>3a91Ñ saying. individuals spent

i'm gretchen carlson, here's the real story. surveillance video, you're learning there's been four raids taking down black market arms dealers with alleged ties to russian secret police. the letters were willing to sell russian weapons and missile systems. fbi helping to take down these gains and former soviet republic using undercover unformants as buyers. here is one of dealers trying

i'm gretchen carlson and "the real story kwrt sta" starts rig. donald trump vowing to stay on top of the gop race. he talks about the hard things he faced as a youth. things may not have gone so wall at town hall

real story with gretchen starts now. >>> thanks for very much. china responding to the u.s. envoys that they are sending a ship into the disputed waters. >>> one smart contending the bergdahl prisoner swap was not legal. >>> federal officials getting involved in that school confrontation between a student and an officer. we're here to bring you the real story. it starts right now. >>> the pentagon top brass getting grilled about isis on capitol hill today. defense secretary ash carter and joint chief chair general testifying on the u.s. strategy against the terror group confirming reports that the u.s. is looking into moving u.s. troops closer to the front lines in iraq and syria.

i'm gretchen carlson. ash carter supposed to address that. he's going to talk about the attack on the hospital in northern afghanistan. that's where doctors without borders, at least 12 of them were killed. there's been much controversy about what happened and who knew whether or not they were inside

i am gretchen carlsson. breaking news from republican national committee. cancelling the meeting in february. saying that the debate was handled in bad faith. and he was the face of child abductions and taken from his family 26 years ago. could there be a break in the case of jacob? you will hear the details on the real story in the top of the hour. >> and this is something we will talk about. republican party chairman suspending the rnc's partnership with nbc news. that republican debate was set for february 26th and basically saying that the cnbc debate was conducted in bad faith. this comes after wednesday's debate drew heavy criticism of how thetnwñ moderators question the6s;l candidates and nbc new released a statement. along with our debate partners we will work to resolve it with the republican party. howard kurtz. howard, what do you think of all of this? >> the cnbc debate was a disaster no question about it. and not only hurt the network, candidates are furruous and the chairman has come under criticism for allowing cnbc to have a debate. i thin

i'm gretchen carlson. this is the real story. that vote expected to get under way shortly, but democrats are likely to block debate, essentially killing the bill. rand paul will be voting in a few minutes. he's the author of a new book, our presidents and their prayers. also running for president, as you know. senator paul, how are you going to vote on the sanctuary city bill? >> i'm for it. i don't think that cities should have the right to ignore federal law. particularly when the federal law is something that is the

i'm gretchen carlson. this is the real story. the attack happening hours after another stabbing outside the city. as israel takes aggressive steps against the recent waves of aggressive attacks including deploying hundreds of troops across the city. >> reporter: they approved these measures in hopes of trying to stop trecent attacks. movement into israeli cities and there are check points all over jerusalem tonight dividing east jerusalem and west which is primarily israeli. so far these new measures haven't done much to stop the attacks in the last few hours. we've had two new attacks. the attacker was shot and killed. the woman was able to get to safety. we don't know how she is at this exact moment. the attacker was shot and killed. another would be attacker running with the knife the site where we have seen several attacks in the last few weeks. the violence that we have seen in the last few weeks begin several weeks ago with mounting tensions over a fight over the compound. this is a site that is holy to both jews and muslim

the real story with gretchen now. >>> fireworks between the rnc and nbc as the republican national committee fires off a letter suspending the gop debate in february. this is the real story today. the chair sent the letter saying pending further discussion between the republican national committee and our presidential campaigns, we are suspended the partnership with nbc news for the republican primary debate at the university of houston on february 26th, 2016. nbc already responding saying, quote, this is a disappointing development along with our debate broadcast partners we will work in good faith to resolve this matter with the republican party. full analysis on this just a moment from now. >>> first, another fox news alert now because we have a shift in strategy in the fight against isis. president obama authorizing the d deployment of 50 special op forces to syria. they will work alongside u.s. backed forces but not going to engage in direct combat. >> the fact is our strategy in syria hasn't changed. the core of our military strategy inside of syria is to build up the capacity of local

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so gretchen miller told her students they couldn't read it anymore and had to return their copies to the book room. some students told me they found waterland boring and sophomoric, but now it was suddenly intriguing and very view returned it to the book room. the local book store had to order more copies. the public library ran out. pretty soon half the town was reading it. american parents who never read what they're kidwards reading in school, got interested what was going on and had some fascinating and searching discussions around the dinner table, all of which was to the good. in the end the books were put back into the curriculum. however, there, too, there was damage. one of the teachers who was a leader in creating the curriculum, brian reed -- i wrote a lot about him in my book -- told me recently there was so much stress and he suffered from so much sleeplessness during this confrontation that he decided no longer to teach ap english. he dropped down to lower levels. so you see that even underneath a victory you have some defeat. now, as i explored things with parents in t

i'm gretchen carlson. this is the real story. the attack happening hours after another stabbing outside the city. as israel takes aggressive steps against the recent waves of aggressive attacks including deploying hundreds of troops across the city. >> reporter: they approved these measures in hopes of trying

just do a little cameo with my friend gretchen carlson over on fox news. if you don't know, human trafficking is the fastest growing time in the world. more than 500 anti-traffic organizations have teamed up to put this movie in theaters. churches nationwide are giving their support, too. we have an exclusive first look at the trailer for "caged no more." >> what kind of person would sell their own child? >> it's just hard i think for americans in general to believe this is going on in our country, in our states, in our neighborhoods, maybe even next >> today is the day. >> in greece, everything is done through relationships. >> how am i going to get to them if i don't know where they are? please deliver my children from evil. >> this is humanity at its worst. >> just run, allie, run! >> would you not move heaven and earth to get her? >> come on! >> millions are still waiting to be rescued. waiting for all of us to say no more. >> wow, that's quite the intense shoot. >> she lost a lot of weight to play -- mom, i was a 17-year-old girl and i'd been traffick

i'm gretchen carlson. ash carter supposed to address that. he's going to talk about the attack on the hospital in northern afghanistan. that's where doctors without borders, at least 12 of them were killed. there's been much controversy about what happened and who knew whether or not they were inside that hospital at the time. >>> fox news confirming jeb bush making campaign cuts across the board. ed henry live just outside d.c. for us. carl, what's going on with bush's budget cuts? >> a reorganization of his campaign. he wants to take about a million dollars of his expenses and eliminate them per month. at the end of september the former florida governor had about $10 million in his campaign accounts. when you look forward to iowa, which is the iowa caucuses are 100 days from now, that's the first of what amounts to 27 states voting in about six weeks from that point. $10 million in whatever he can raise until then has been burned through fast. he's going to cut 20% of his travel expenses and 40% of his payroll. that means a lot of people wi

i am gretchen carlson live in dc. who will be the next new speaker. and plus, a gop debate tonight. can ben carson handle being in the lead and how will donald trump handle not being in the lead? and house republicans begin impeachment proceedings against the irs commissioner. that will be at the top of the hour. >> a robbery victim in philadelphia surviving a fall on a commuter line. a couple grabbed his bag and rain. and the woman tazed him and sent him flying on the tracks. the third rail was çóinsulated d he suffer a concussion and told he will beoc. if you look at the people and recognize them call police. >> the doctor is in on the new research. and studies show that time off helps to heal your liver and reduces blood pressure levels. those who gave up drinking for a month had a lower risk of cancer and type two diabetes. we have a professor of public health in john hopkins university. this study is getting a lot of attention in the medical world, what do you think? >> just in time for the the world series. if you stop drinking and took subjects, a hundred of men and women d

the real story with gretchen starts now. >>> tonight's the big debate night for the dems. will joe biden be there? even though he has hasn't secured the nomination donald trump is saying who he likes for his v.p. we'll tell you. >>> a 12-year-old boy being sued by his own aunt because he jumped into her arms at his birthday party. >>> five democrats gambling their future on a high stakes debate in las vegas. rolling the dice as they face off for the first time on the same stage in the casino strip

gretchen. >> thank you. >>> another alert now to tell you about. a desperate search for survivors still. brand new pictures of debris coming in from the coast guard. rescue teams are holding out hope that they will find members from the cargo ship alive. it vanished five days ago. 33 crew members on board. officials believe it sank near the bahamas. federal investigators are in florida to find out exactly what went wrong. >> new information coming from the president of tote maritime. become a mechanical failure on the ship and a storm that quickly morphed into a cat 4. there was nearly 400 containers on the ship. all of which ended up in the ocean. qualified and by all accounts a calm and collected leader who placed hi crew and ship as top priority. he had even communicated with the captain of the sister ship and described the weather as navigable. by the time it got near the crooked island, joaquin was a category 4. he suffered a mechanical problem with his main propulsion system that left him in path of the storm. only one lifeboat of ship's two

i am gretchen carlsson. we'll talk to house speaker mark meddors. and he it is from the freedom caucus. and searching for two missing kids that are cousins. police need your help. and walmart has free stuff for you this weekend. how do you get it? we'll tell you on the real story. >> all right. get this an oregon principal sent a teen home for a t- shirt supporting our troops. the problem is that it had a gun on it. the principal told allen to change his clothes or love school. he chose to go home. >> not changing. they will not let me wear a shirt that supports people free. i am not support them. >> i would have done the same thing. >> alan plans to do a research to learn more about the soldier memorial that is featured on his shirt. >> 444 days. that is how long washington post reporter has been behind bars in an iranian prison. that is as long as the americans in the hostage croisis were held in november 1979 to january 1981. the washington post pointing out the crime milestone. and joins me with more. and martin, what is it that they are doing t

i'm gretchen carlson. an crease in lone wolf knife attacks in jerusalem, should. the u.s. be doing something similar. >>> plus they're calling syrian rebels nuts and new fund-raising numbers are up. can you guess what donald tru trump's biggest expense is? >>> every tech product has gotten cheaper except for one. what is it? find out on "the real story" later today. >>> the flight from philadelphia to san francisco this morning is the last one under the airline's name. on the return trip tomorrow it will officially become part of the american airlines part of a merger announced two years ago. passengers on the final leg will observe the moment with a champagne toast. this lajtest moment. american airlines now in control of twa and u.s. airways and southwest taking over operations of airtran. >>> presidential candidate senator rand paul blasting the media this week telling fox new this morning that his campaign southbound the issue and not the poll numbers. take a listen. >> i think this campaign cycle, we seem to be emphasizing polling and trying to cull the field with pol

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>> gretchen, the statement just house from house speaker john boehner who is due to retire is trying to reassure the public that he's willing to stay on until a new speaker is elected. some are floating the idea of going with caretaker speaker until they get through the 2016 election and a new congress can elect a new speaker. appropriations chairman from kentucky is being mentioned as is republican john cline. here is more of mccarthy's explanation. >> i don't want making voter for speaker a tough one. i don't want to go to floor and win with 220 votes. i think the best thing for our party right now is you have 247 votes on the floor. if we're going to be strong, we have to be 100% united. i think let's put the conference first. >> two faces that could likely get 218 votes ways and means chairman paul ryan and benghazi select committee tray gowdy said they do not want the job. >> what about any of the other remaining candidates? >> house oversight chairman is running an an alternative. he sounded as stunned by anybody by the news. >> we have a lot of internal fracturing. we need to

i am gretchen carlsson. amtrak is threatening to cut train service before christmas if congress doesn't extend the safety deadline. two police officers shot in the line of duty sug the gun store that sold the guns. and carly fiorina is horrifying to liberals and marco rubio's response to donald trump over a care package that was sent to him. join us for the real story. >>> the lone suspect in a kidnapping case pleads not guilty in court even though cell phone evidence ties him to the crime. matthew mueller is his name and appeared in court for the rape and abduction of denise huskins. police doubted her claims, but changed their tune after seeing mueller's phone. it connected the kidnapping. mueller said he acted alone and blames mental illness and a side affect of a vaccine for his actions. first of all, the vaccine defense? >> right. you mentioned the twinkie defense. >> that didn't work. >> and all sorts. ampien. and sugar defense. defense lawyers, this is all they have. they have to throw something and a

i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right now. let's kick it off with an alert because the spotlight turning full force on the democrats this week as t

the real story with gretchen starts now. >>> murdered for their faith. that's one of the possible motives police are looking at in yesterday's deadly shooting at an oregon college. this is the real story on that and much more today. nine people killed when the 26-year-old shooter opened fire. seven others injured. gunmen killed in a shoot out with police described by neighbors as a loner who appeared to spend time online, which we've heard a lot before or with his mother. the sheriff refusing to say his name. >> you will not hear anyone from this law enforcement operation use his name. i continue to believe that those media and community members who publicized his name will only glorify this horrific action. >> like that sheriff, we hear

the great deal story with gretchen starts now. >>> hillary clinton getting grilled on capitol hill. this is the real story on a very important day. former secretary of state giving her long awaited testimony before the house select committee on benghazi. as well as the administration's response to those attacks. chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel live for us on capitol hill. what were some of the feistier moments from the first session. >> reporter: there's been focus on the narrative at the benghazi attack blaming it on an

i am gretchen carlsson. coming up on the real store tore. mccarthy drops out of the speaker race. and we'll talk to mike turner on what happen today? and congressman dave brachlt they did not bat ming carthy but endorsed webster and hear from congressman jason chaffetz. does this better his chances now? and rand paul. could something similar be browing in the senate? all at the top of the hour. >> awaiting sacramento police department update right now. the latest on the investigation in to the stabbing early this morning past midnight west coast time. spencer stone, one of three americans who thwarted the french terror attack. and adam housely has the latest in los angeles on that. adam. >> reporter: yeah, gregg, we expect to hear from the sacramento police in moments. they will have it in the next 15 minutes or so. we learned about what happened. and a lot more to learn. it happen after midnight in the area of sacramento that is not known for crime. there is a number of clubs and people walk there. and spencer stone was one of them. it is an alcohol- related incident. somehow the

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the great deal story with gretchen starts now. >>> hillary clinton getting grilled on capitol hill. this is the real story on a very important day. former secretary of state giving her long awaited testimony before the house select committee on benghazi. as well as the administration's response to those attacks. chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel live for us on capitol hill. what were some of the feistier moments from the first session. >> reporter: there's been focus on the narrative at the benghazi attack blaming it on an internet video. then there was this exchange. >> at 11:00 that night, approximately one hour after you told the american people, you say to your family, two officers were killed today in benghazi by an al qaeda-like group. you tell the american people one thing. you tell your family an entire different story. >> i think if you look at the statement that i made, i clearly said it was an attack and i also said that there were some who tried to justify on the basis of video congressman and i think it -- >> real quick. >> calling it an attack is like say