and if jarrett goes you know the whole thing has hit the fan. >> valerie jarrett is not going to go. but i think that now. >> why did you move on so quickly from that. é?a'a i'm saying i think jarret is behind it all. and i don't think jarrett will go either. but i think if you get up to steadman, you are one step away from >> bill: that's big. >> that's pretty far in. under the bus. they got problems. >> bill: i don't know about valerie jarrett, i really don't. i'm saying this honestly. i don't know. >> nobody does. what are you going on? you get a good vibe off her that she wouldn't participate on this? other side i get bad vibe off her. >> bill: i'm neutral on who in the white house might be involved because i don't have any evidence. i have plenty of evidence that eric holder is involved because his guys are doing it. he had to know. and recuse business is a bunch of bs. everybody knows it. >> billy, i will take you at face value and much like the president's biggest defenders, i will get on board tonight and say i'm willing to concede, too. that he is clueless, that's the defa

he is in new york for a disciplinary hearing for the hit against the kings' jarrett stoll during tuesday's opening loss. stoll is listed as day to days because of the injury -- day to day because of the injury. game time in l.a. tonight 7:00. don't forget your spurs and warriors game number 6 tonight in oakland. >>> how about some weather? lawrence, take it away. >> we have a lot of clouds out there this morning, frank and some scattered light showers have been popping up outside. if you are heading out the door in san jose, light gray and showers showing up. our hi-def doppler radar showing you moisture moving through not a well organized storm system, but enough to keep things unsettled and possibly wet on and off throughout the day. temperatures expected to be in the 60s and maybe low 70s inland. 50s at the coast. dry weather returns tomorrow. much warmer weather expected over the weekend. we are going to check your "timesaver traffic" coming up next.

i want to bring in fox news anchor and lawyer greg jarrett. what they're saying is if this jury cannot decide, they would impanel a brand new jury. does that mean we re-do the penalty phase or most of the trial or how does that work? >> only half of the penalty phase, trace. this new jury that would be impanelled would not re-try the guilty of jodi arias. that would be assumed. they wouldn't even retry the aggravating factors that would lead to death, the heinous, atrocious and cruel nature of the killing. all they would retry, this new jury, would be the mitigating factors that would merit life over death. now, if that new jury cannot reach a decision unanimously, then they're dismissed as well. there would be no third jury. it would be the judge who would decide. and he has really no decision here because under arizona law he would have to impose life for jodi arias. >> we know the amount of media coverage this has gotten, gregg. where would they draw this new jury pool from? from maricopa county presumably? >> it would be from the same juri

what valerie jarrett thinks. hillary clinton. there's so many personalalties in this with their own sensitivities. like clearing those talking points. they had to get something everybody afwrgreed on. now everybody's being tagged for this. >> one product i think the white house has, it may be a product of the world we live in. everything goes from zero to ten. nothing's in between. republicans get out there and try to turn everything into a gate because they're just throwing things up against the wall hoping one thing sticks and they don't have to deal with immigration reform. right? >> what would you rather deal with? >> if i was john boehner i know what i'd rather deal with, yes. >> sometimes ten is more fun than six. dan, you say six to seven for irs. we'll see if the thermometer rises. dan raet president obama expected to make the statement on the scandal of the irs, the one i think he has nothing to do with coming up at 6:00 eastern. we'll be right back. [ children laughing ] energy efficient appliances. you can get a tax wr

it's going to lead to the leader of the free world which is valerie jarrett. >> she took the fifth. she's not playing. eric had a great line he didn't use. he called her a slow lerner. very good. coming up, can you believe it? it looks like actor morgan freeman fell asleep during a live tv interview with fox news while promoting his new film. he claims otherwise. we'll show you the tape, and then you can decide. >> that's awesome. > ♪ >> it's now been four nights that sweden's capital has been subjected to riots by hundreds of dissatisfied youths. the rioting followed the killing of a man wielding a machete, and it's taking place among immigrant suburbs. if you read the article, the riots are blamed on anger, racism, and an increasingly divided society, the haves versus the have knots, a refrain early from our president. the anger is linked to the recent arrival of asylum seekers. for all countries who have had immigration with no rioting, this unrest arises from an internal cancer, an erosion of a country's exceptionalism called patriotism which once encouraged a sense of belongi

. >> bill: valerie jarrett? >> valerie jarrett is going to stop it holder goes, maybe. maybe carney goes. somebody has got to go. they have got to throw a body out the door. >> bill: of all the three big ones this week, benghazi, irs, a.p., which one bothers you the most. >> benghazi because there are four guys dead. i also sense that they are more concerned. i heard dems today talking about the one that doesn't matter to me the a.p. monitoring them and seeing how many sex lives they are using each month. listen, as far as the irs goes, i always assume this goes on. but i'm betting glenn beck has had his wazood armor alled he did about to get audited. >> bill: he always gets paid in gold. they have to weigh his stuff. >> if you are a conservative group and thinking of cheating on your taxes, you might want to buy on the dips as they say. this might be the time because i don't think they can go in on anybody. >> bill: a.p. two years where they can't touch you. >> they can't. cdap. beautiful, got the biggest bus kissers in the world and the president telling them to kiss

. >> bill: valerie jarrett? >> valerie jarrett is going to stop it holder goes, maybe. maybe carney goes. somebody has got to go. they have got to throw a body out the door. >> bill: of all the three big ones this week, benghazi, irs, a.p., which one bothers you the most. >> benghazi because there are four guys dead. i also sense that they are more concerned. i heard dems today talking about the one that doesn't matter to me the a.p. monitoring them and seeing how many sex lives they are using each month. listen, as far as the irs goes, i always assume this goes on. but i'm betting glenn beck has had his wazood armor alled he did about to get audited. >> bill: he always gets paid in gold. they have to weigh his stuff. >> if you are a conservative group and thinking of cheating on your taxes, you might want to buy on the dips as they say. this might be the time because i don't think they can go in on anybody. >> bill: a.p. two years where they can't touch you. >> they can't. cdap. beautiful, got the biggest bus kissers in the world and the president telling them to kiss

jarrett jack needs to pass the ball. we are going all the way. that's how it goes. >> this game was a tough one. it was tough. that's how it goes the game. warriors down 2-1 in the series. next game is sunday against the purrs here at oracle arena. in oakland. j.r. stone. >> we'll have more highlights in the sports segment. that's just ahead. >>> still ahead, a shooting leaves one person critically injured in richmond as police look for a suspect and a missing passenger in the car. >>> we'll bring you a preview of the bottle rock music festival in napa tonight. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. - oh, yeah! - wow. once you experience it, there's no going back. at the sleep number memorial day sale, save on the closeout of our classic special edition bed set. now just $1299, a savings of $600. only at the sleep number store. sleep number

it's going to lead to the leader of the free world which is valerie jarrett. >> she took the fifth. she's not playing. eric had a great line he didn't use. he called her a slow lerner. very good. coming up, can you believe it? it looks like actor morgan freeman fell asleep during a live tv interview with fox news while promoting his new film. he claims otherwise. we'll show you the tape, and then you can decide. >> that's awesome. > ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, what a lucky man ♪ he was ♪ ♪ oh, what a lucky ma-- [ tires screech ] [ dog barking ] [ale announcer ] the passat. a 2013 iihs top safety pick. designed with other drivers in mind. ♪ ♪ wonder if i gave an oreo ♪ to somebody out there who i didn't know ♪ ♪ would they laugh after i'd gone? ♪ ♪ or would they pass that wonder on? ♪ ♪ i wonder how it'd change your point of view ♪ ♪ if i gave one to you? ♪ >> it's now been four nights that sweden's capital has been subjected to riots by hundreds of dissatisfied youths. the rioting followed the killing of a man wielding a machete, and it's taking place among immigra

it's going to lead to the leader of the free world which is valerie jarrett. >> she took the fifth. she's not playing. eric had a great line he didn't use. he called her a slow lerner. very good. coming up, can you believe it? it looks like actor morgan freeman fell asleep during a live tv interview with fox news while promoting his new film. he claims otherwise. we'll show you the tape, and then you can decide. >> that's awesome. > ♪ welcome to the new buffalo... where new york state is investing one billion dollars to attract and grow business. where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes for business... is our business. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. new york state is throwing out the old rule book to give your business a new edge, the edge you can only get in new york state. to grow our start your business, visit thenewny.com we are gathered here today to celebrate the union of tim and laura. it's amazing how appreciative people are when you tell them they could s

if he doesn't, then jarrett jack will be our starting point guard and we'll move forward. >> we'll have more giants reaction coming up at 6:00. and the a's getting set for first pitch up in seattle. that game also a 6:00 ball game. guys, we'll see you then. >> thanks a lot, scott. >>> still ahead at 5:00, are they trying to cover something up? new questions about what the white house knew about the benghazi attack. we'll tell you about the white house e-mails obtained by nbc news. >>> also it's not surgery or another diet pill. the new way to burn fat without lifting a finger and it's being tested here in the bay area. >>> still ahead at 5:00, are the new way to burn fat without >>> the man accused of imprisoning three women and a child in his cleveland home remains behind bars tonight under suicide watch. this as all three of his alleged victims are finally on their own for the first time in years. nbc's ron allen has the latest. >> reporter: with michelle knight released from the hospital on friday, all four survivors are now safely home. ariel castro locked away and now with his own

. >> reporter: keys has an ally in white house senior adviser valerie jarrett. her sister-in-law died of aids nearly 20 years ago. >> she was married with a young child and really didn't get the testing she should have had early in the illness. it never occurred to anyone that a married mom would be hiv positive. >> reporter: keys met with women willing to share their stories. she hopes to start an open dialogue about the epidemic. several are featured in the campaign. 26-year-old stephanie brown was diagnosed at 19. >> for me to come out and speak help it is next person who is newly diagnosed. >> reporter: the campaign is building on momentum. the cdc says new infections among women dropped 21% between 2008 and 2010. still, more than a million americans are infected. one in four of those is a woman. >> strength, wisdom and courage to continue. >> reporter: empowered provides grants, up to $25,000, to programs like this one at the united medical center in southeast washington. >> everybody is so hush-hush. >> i am, you know, hopefully, you know, giving people th

jarrett jackson, thompson for another one. warriors up 11 after three, they did not blow this lead. fourth quarter, warriors up 6. steph curry, the top layup, warrior warriors -- the series tied at 1-1. henry wofford at alamo city. >> reporter: klay thompson had a huge game. he wasn't just the best offensive player on the court. he was the best defensive player on the court. and he did have a motivating factor. it's his toughest critic, his dad drove him to play so well in game two. >> my dad may be my biggest critic. every single day he tells me to stay out of foul trouble. i probably gave him a hemorrhage the other night. and, you know i thought i did a good job not making dunks like i did in game one. i try to play as hard as i could. >> the shots he was hitting. he had to go 8 for 9 in the playoffs, that's unheard of. and he -- he was just aggressive, that's his word. confident in every shot he took. >> after their victory, the warriors ran back to their locker room chanting, back to the bay, back to the bay. they are happy and looking forward to playing at oracle arena, where t

jarrett parker on the hill. david murphy gets the pitch right down the middle, it's a two-run home run to right. two batters later, adrian bell trade homers to dead center, on to the grassy knoll. rangers score all their runs in the first. they win 3-1. >>> game five sharks/kings will take place tomorrow. game starts at 7:30 on nbc sports network. i'm dave feldman. raj and jess back with more news after this. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. - oh, yeah! - wow. once you experience it, there's no going back. at the sleep number memorial day sale, save on the closeout of our classic special edition bed set. now just $1299, a savings of $600. only at the sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. >>> a long line at johnny garlic's restaurant tonight in san jose. >> guy fiari showed up to s

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gregg: hello, i'll gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. topping the news the terror attack at our consulate in benghazi taking center stage in washington as whistleblowers come forward just days before congressional hearings. what we know about who these people are. >> gregg: ongoing investigation into the boston marathon investigation. searching the home of tamerlan tsarnaev looking for clues what they were up to and who else may have known about it.

hello, i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm health health. new heather childers. >> the law of justice claiming the targeting of conservatives went onlo

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> heather: topping the news, the white house on the defense over the reaction to the benghazi terror attack that killed four americans. so who really knew what and when? we investigate. >> gregg: plus two astronauts making a daring spacewalk today attempting to fix a serious leak on the international space station. >> heather: and he may be a prince but today britain's prince harry shining the spotlight on wounded veterans to make sure they get the recogniti

dale jarrett, tim flock, maurice petty, richard's little brother, jack ingram and fireball roberts. nascar class of 2014. we will be right back back. >> first lady michelle obama attended the philanthropic effort presented in northwest washington. the owners of the historic home announced stheffed a $1 million gift from american express. that donation will pay for educational programs for students there. stay with us. be right back with a final look at the seven-day forecast. >> well, bob, the time word -- >> the final word is delightful weekend coming up. and may sunshine be all part of your not only weather but lives. >> oh, isn't that nice. >> i know it will be. >> and all we got you was cake! that's horrible. >> good cake actually. >> and we ate it! >> love you out there. thank you so much for all of the years. >> this entire city will miss you. absolutely. >> maybe a mugshot and by-line ♪ [ female announcer ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ foour neighbors.... and our communities... america's beverage companies have

i'm gregg jarrett and welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. the state department employee stepping out of the shadows and into the spotlight. now learning the names of those that will testify in a highly anticipated congressional hearing next week. whistleblowers go provide new information on the attack on what went down during that night of terror when gunmen stormed the con

roughly 200 people were on this street corner celebrating. 27-year-old jarrett pietell was walking with friends. >> and you hear this rapid succession, almost like -- i thought they were fireworks. i thought it was kind of like some black cats. like pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: these surveillance images released by police today show the gunman, this man seen talking to another man, moments before he started shooting. people scattered. some of the wounded fell. the gunman then fled. >> i looked back and saw the guy shooting into the crowd right here, just had his gun straight out, just real fast succession of shots. >> reporter: pointing at people? >> i mean, he was pointing right into the crowd. it didn't look like -- i didn't study it too long because i got on the ground but he was pointing in one direction so -- he wasn't spraying a crowd or anything like that. >> reporter: pietell, a medical student seen here in a plaid shirt, helped treat one man shot in the bicep. >> what did you know about the gunman? >> just a regular kid. >> reporter: new orleans has had 115 shootings so far this

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett and happy mother's day out there. the chairman of the house intelligence committee calling for an investigation. irs targeted conservative groups leading up to the 2012 election. >> heather: plus the first case of freedom. dramatic new video showing the very moment when police stormed the home and rescued those three women in

but at the end of the day, we feel good about tomorrow and if he goes, he goes, if he doesn't, then jarrett jack will be our starting point guard and we'll move forward. >> reporter: we tee it up for round three of the players championship. sergio garcia and tiger woods paired together for the first time since 2006. garcia would birdie and tiger missed a shorty. a weather delay suspended play for the day. they will resume play on sunday morning. so to review, northern california better than northern florida bus they got weather delays, no golf there, and we have got spectacular, glor juio weather and great day for baseball. speaking of which, the a's under way in seattle, no score. we'll have highlights at 11:00. >>> just in tonight, we're getting word the sheriff is planning to hold a news conference concerning the murder of 8-year-old laila fouler. the news conference is tonight at 11:15. she was found murdered, stabbed to death last month. her brother saw the person leaving the house. they have a description. do they have more? we'll bring you the latest on that story on our website, nbc

. >> we have overcome adversity all year, and you know, we have so many weapons on this team, jarrett jack is huge, steph on one foot playing amazing, carl landry going in there and getting, you know, four offensive rebounds. so it was a collective effort, and bogus was big, too. i think he might have had 20 rebounds or something. i don't feel like we're in trouble. >> it wasn't that big of a comeback like they did in game one. we're alt home and we feel like we had a good enough effort and just needed to make a couple shots to get ourselves going. but we felt like we played good enough to win tonight from start to finish. it's just only showed at the end. >> i don't think it's very difficult to shake this team. you know, and rattle this team. and that's something we can learn from a team like the spurs. u)q best at that, is being consistent and showing that poise. and we're getting better at it, and it's going to help us now and in years to come. >> steph curry was a gym-time decision, but the point guard played 39 minutes with a bad ankle. he finished with 22 points and 6 rebounds a

the sharks may lose more than that, rafi torres with a blistering hit on jarrett staal, he has a disciplinary hearing in new york city. torres could face a lengthy suspension. and the a's had a matinee affair in oakland. the rangers beat them 6-2. i'm dave feldman, raj and jeff back with more after this. >>> get ready, the baby tiger cub has a name, you can call her gillian. the cub got her name as parts of the zoo's annual fund-raiser held on sunday night. >> why the name gillian? the person who paid for the honor is gillian mannis. she donated $47,000 to the zoo to dub the cub. and there she is on saturday night. very happy to make that donation. gillian and gillian. >> for $47,000 she can name her anything she wants. >> yes, she can. medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. quickly. securely. no guesswork required. better information. better care. ka

harrison burns scored 25 points, jarrett jack at 20 acrilan 316 for golden state. no other warriors player had more than nine points. the spurs held mark jackson's self-proclaimed " greatest shooting at backcourt " in nba history to 6 for 22 shooting. the warriors not going to win a game when stephen curry finishes with nine points, going for it was 40 shootingand4-14 shooting and kly thompson is held to four while not even attempting a 3. game 6 will be back here in the bay area on thursday. warriors will need to win the next two games if they hope to continue their playoff run. in the bay area hockey, the sharks had a tough night on the ice. los angeles kings opened their second round series with a 2-0 dr. victory over the sharks at the stable center. jonathan quick made 35 saves in his sixth career playoff shutout. and what was defending stanley cup champions 11th straight victory at civil center since march. >>darya: there's some good news on this year's budget deficit. it now projected to come in well below what was estimated just a few months ago. a congressi

jarrett jack added 20 and carl landdry 16 for all the state. the old warrior players had more than nine points. the spurs held mark jackson self- proclaimed great shooting backcourt in nba history 464 2246422 shooting. stephen curry finished with nine points, going 1 for 7 on three-pointers, and clay tonsils felt to for while not even attempting a 3. game 6 will be in the bay area on thursday were easily to win the next two games they will continue in the playoffs. in bay area hockey the sharks had a tough night on the eyes. los angeles kings opened their second round series with a 2-0 victory over the sharks in l.a. garrett jonathan quick made 35 points in his sixth career playoff shoutout slava voynov and mike richards each had a goal and an assist in defending stanley cup champions. 11 straight victory at stable center since march. antii neimi stopped 18 shots for the sharks, will swept vancouver of the first round. san jose will try even things up tomorrow night at 7:00 in los angeles. will be back with more on the kron 4 morning news. >> w

i'm gregg jarrett. now back to tracy. tracy: gregg, thank you very, very much. >>> all right, american shoppers, boosting retail sales .1 of a percent in april. sales were expected to drop .3%. so has retail turned a corner? we'll bring in joseph feldman, senior managing director at the advisory group. thanks for being with us. it is not a huge percentage differential. but it is up as opposed to down. is that good? >> it is very good. it shows the consumer are out there and spending. they revised up past couple months as well.ore retail businesses are spending you know, many people, myself included thought the payroll tax was going to hinder shoppers and doesn't seem like it has. is it because we're building after hurricane sandy? what is isn't. >> yeah, you know we thought the same. i think like a lot of people coming into this year we all thought the 2% payroll tax would have an impact. so far the data doesn't seem to indicate that. it seems that, you know, i think the wealth effect is actually taking over a little bit.

i'm gregg jarrett. >> clearly we say thanks, i'm jamie colby. good to be with you. take a look at these, these are live pictures from the national vietnam veterans memorial. an event is about to get underway that will honor the men and women of the vietnam war. and pearl today president obama was at tomb of the unknowns at arlington. a senior white house foreign affairs wendall goler joining us live from the white house. >> reporter: at a time when the old volunteer army and fewer deaths in afghanistan mean fewer americans being touched by the war he called on all americans to remember the sacrifices still being made in their name. he are placed a wreath at tomb of the unknown and told the stories of men and women buried there after giving their lives in the past two months. >> america stands at a crossroads. even as we turn a page on a decade of conflict, even as we look forward, let us never forget as we gather here today that our nation is still at war. it should be self-evident. >> reporter: it doesn't seem self-evident enough on tightening restrictions on drone

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. top of the news this hour, fallout in washington after the department of justice admits the attorney general eric holder's signature is, indeed, on documents behind the investigation of fox news reporter of james rosen. we are live at the nation's capital. >> arthel: and lone star state is dealing with dangerous flooding this hour. we'll bring you stories of those trapped in the floodwaters. >> gregg: millions of americans will be firing up their grills for memorl

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. top of the news this hour, fallout in washington after the department of justice admits the attorney general eric holder's signature is, indeed, on documents behind the investigation of fox news reporter of james rosen. we are live at the nation's capital. >> arthel: and lone star state is dealing with dangerous flooding this hour. we'll bring you stories of those trapped in the floodwaters. >> gregg: millions of americans will be firing up their grills for memorial day gathering. look at those. and barbecue. >> breaking news in the london terror attack. police say they have arrested three more suspects in connection with the brutal murder, the victim of 25-year-old lee rigby a veteran of the afghan war and father of a two-year-old boy. joining us on the phone with the latest is clare fallin with sky news. what can you tell us about the latest three arrests? >> these arrests in the last few hours. the men were in their 20s on suspicion of spi conspiracy to murder. one was arrested in

gregg: and i'm greg jarrett in for bill hemmer. floodwaters sweep three to their death in san antonio. many are spending the holiday weekend coming to terms with almost everything they own. >> all our hard work and it's just like it's gone. we have to start all over, my mom has to buy new furniture, everything. >> that is our big question, are we going to rebuild or not, part of us says yes, part of is says no. heather: meteorologist maria molina is live in the fox weather center with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, good to see you both. good morning, everyone. we are talking about extreme weather conditions over the last couple of days across the entire country. parts of texas, in and antonio those people received over nine inches of rain in one day and that's what triggered the flash flooding across the area. warnings were in effect and unfortunately we did have fatalities from flooding out there in. iowa we have flood advisories and warnings in place out there. you're talking about several inches of rain that fell very qu

hello i'm gregg jarrett with your fox news minute. the top general in the air force says sexual assaults in his branch typically stem from a problem with respect for women and alcohol use. general mark welch and other military leaders met with president obama yesterday to discuss the sexual assault problem. general welch is calling military sexual abuse a crisis. he said combating it is his number one priority. >>> texas governor rick perry will survey granbury, the north texas city that was devastated by wednesday's tornado. that killed at least six people and several others are still missing as the recovery effort continues. >>> las vegas, o.j. simpson's former attorney that simpson told him of a sting he was planning to take back items he believed were stolen of him. attorney yale galanter said he advised simpson against it. simpson claims he received ineffective counsel in his 2008 armed robbery and kidnapping convict shun. he wants a new trial. those are the headlines. i'm gregg jarrett. back to tracy. tracy:regg, have a good wee

hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for jon. jenna: welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i'm jenna lee. and for the very first time, the obama administration acknowledged publicly that the united states directed drone strikes overseas killed not three, but four americans including anwar al-awlaki and now this new face be, a florida native charged with terrorism and conspiracy. his death unreported until now. in less than two hours, the president could partially lift the veil of secrecy that's surrounding the controversial drone program. of course, there's controversial thoughts on the president talking about it at all. the president is expected to address the status of guantanamo bay which he pledged to close, and the terror detainees currently held there, what's going to happen to them. wendell goler is live at the white house. another busy day, let's start with the drone policy. what's new? what is it seems to be new in the president's speech today that we haven't heard? >> reporter: the president's aides say he has

mark and jackson, and that jarrett jet.jack. both of them talked about how important today's game is. >> we are excited, we want to head back the first thing is first. >> we are excited and we will find a way to get it done. >> we have a lot of fight, a lot of proud. i am looking for to this game. >> how big is this for the warriors. the 49ers have five super bowl, the giants have won two and this is as far as the warriors have gone and over 35 years. since 1976, 1977 season. that is hollow since they have made it this far in the playoffs. they want to continue this. it is getting bigger, bigger and bigger. >> we will see if it stephen curry can't find his shot again that seem to have disappeared. >> the sharks and kings will lace up the states and have another go at the stables and a tonight in game 2 of their series. loss angeles grabbed the opener on the exceptional play of the kings goalie jonathan quick. san jose will have to find a way to pass them if they want to even up the series. they play tonight in game 2, at 7:00 p.

i'm gregg jarrett and welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. the state department employee stepping out of the shadows and into the spotlight. now learning the names of those that will testify in a highly anticipated congressional hearing next week. whistleblowers go provide new information on the attack on what went down during that night of terror when gunmen stormed the consulate and set the compound on fire. the deadly attack on september 11th last year left four americans dead including u.s. ambassador to libya, chris stevens. molly henneberg has the latest. >> molly: these three men are going to tell their stories wednesday before a house committee and two of them have not been heard of publicly before now. there has been much back and forth between republicans and obama administration whether anyone has been prevented from talking to congress about benghazi. one of the men, eric nord strum was the top security officer in libya. he has spoken publicly when he told congress when he said they asked for more security at ben

jarrett stoll -- >> brian: there is a real business-like approach here by los angeles, they know they can play defense successfully, they're just trying to shut down st. louis everywhere like this. >> dave: trevor lewis with a check, make a move, picked up by lewis, lewis with a shot, fought off by elliott. and lifted by shattenkirk back in the lead. chris porter chasing him, doughty pulls away. doughty, great control with the puck, couple of players on, sends it wide into the blue's goal. now toffoli chops the puck free, but it comes back to cracknell. doesn't connect, goes far enough here for icing. and the blues will not be able to make a change. well you can watch three small businesses compete to win the money, to win the money they must win over the crowd. on cnbc prime may 14th. >> brian: drew doughty having another strong game for the los angeles kings. >> dave: kings win the draw, martinez, scuderi rolls it in deep, justin williams stepped around pietrangelo there. martinez thought about pinching in, and thought better of it. was able to get a stick on steen as he tried to co

hello, i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm health health. new heather childers. >> the law of justice claiming the targeting of conservatives went on longer than what was previous disclosed. molly henneberg is live in washington with the latest. >> molly: lois lerner has been work at the is for 27 years and she is not about to leave now. republican and democrat sources say the new acting commissioner asked lerner to resign and she said no. she is on administrative leave with pay. lerner who pled the fifth at congressional hearing was the head of the tax exempt division that was targeting groups for extra scrutiny. some republicans say she shut shoo shouldn't be getting her paycheck. >> she is is a career bureaucrat. they have great protection. we have to go in and protect the taxpayer. >> republicans say lawmakers should get a chance to question lerner since she made a statement before asserting her fifth amendment rights but democrats say it would

. >> i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott we're awaiting a press conference. after days of pressure the white house is releasing 100 pages of e-mails and notes on the attack, in an attempt to quell the outrage over the revision of talking points in the days after the attack. these new e-mails. painting somewhat of a different picture than what was portrayed before. here's what press secretary jay carney said last week. >> what remains the case is that the intelligence community, cia, drafted these talking points and redrafted these talking points. the fact that there are inputs is always the case in a process like this. but the only edits made by anyone here at the white house were stylistic and nonsubstantive. they corrected the description of the building where the facility in benghazi from consulate to diplomatic facility and the like. gregg: well, the documents may belie that claim. we have fox team coverage on several controversies consuming washington right now. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with big developments in the irs scandal. first to these

so there's two ways the courts look at this one is the greg jarrett way, which is the right to remain silent and the right not to incriminate yourself is so fundamental and yet so misunderstood that it can only be waived with a knowing intentional waiver where someone articulates, i'm with aing the right. can't be waived inadvertently. the other line of case, you can't have it both ways. you can't pick and choose which questions to answer and answer and you can't make a statement and then refuse to answer questions about the statement. so i am sure that congressman issa's lawyers will look at the second line of cases, the one that supports the position of their client, congressman issa. >> until they just want to badger her -- hold your thought there. we're going to take a break. we have more to talk about, including the fact that was just kind of a broad declaration of innocence. she wasn't specifically addressing the main issues in the case. we'll talk about it in just a moment. stick around, lots more on studio b. [ lisa ] my son is my world. e is the most awesome 5-year-old on the

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> heather: topping the news, the white house on the defense over the reaction to the benghazi terror attack that killed four americans. so who really knew what and when? we investigate. >> gregg: plus two astronauts making a daring spacewalk today attempting to fix a serious leak on the international space station. >> heather: and he may be a prince but today britain's prince harry shining the spotlight on wounded veterans to make sure they get the recognition they deserve. we are live from the warrior game. >> gregg: we began with new fallout on the admission by the i term revenue service, apologizing for targeting conservative political groups for extra scrutiny during the 2012 election. they say, quote, we made some mistakes, but her acknowledgement to calm the outrage in the nation's capitol. >> molly: one congressman, darrell issa already is promising an investigation. issa said in a statement, quote, the fact that americans were targeted

i'll gregg jarrett. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> arthel: the news about the comes as irs commissioner sara up gram that once headed up the office is now charged are in charge of overseeing obamacare. >> reporter: democrats say it was a group within the tax exempt division that sara ingraham had had eded that targeted conservative groups. that she was not involved. the republicans are dubious and say, sara ingraham certainly be headed up the much larger job of implementing obamacare. but she is. she is in charge of the new health insurance and new fines associated with obamacare. that worries some in the g.o.p. >> so she provided horrendous customer service under her watch and now she is going to do the same implementing obamacare -- swel l. this is perfect example why we need tax reform. >> reporter: at a hearing on the irs scandal yesterday, the outgoing irs commissioner steven miller who was fired because of the scandal came to ingraham's defense. >> why would you promote somebody in that

not a story, just another note scrawled in lipstick on my windshield by greg jarrett. the man has lost his mind. >>> would you take a one-way trip to mars? be sure to screen your answer directly -- scream your answer directly into the tv screen so >>> so many yearn to never return. yeah, nearly 80,000 people have applied to be the first humans to land on mars. and then live there for good they're not coming back. a nonprofit organization plans to put people there by 2023. they better be hot. the first homesteaders of what might be a permanent colony said the ceo, baz lansdorf, "this is turning out to be the most desired job in history." speak for yourself. you still have my sweatshirt. discuss. >> lightning round. lightning round. >> forever. jedediah, if mars -- they told 80,000 people they had been selected, how many would chicken out knowing this was a one-way ticket? >> like 79,999. i think it's kind of scary to go there -- i bore easily. so all i'm thinking is what would i do there. >> you would burn up in about ten seconds. >> there's not going to be a gym or a b