successfully recruiting people from south and central america colonel, and those jihadists could pose a threat to the u.s. if they were able to come back to this part of the world and get across our border. listen to this. i would suspect they ll get good at while they re in syria killing and pick up some real job skills in terms of explosives and beheadings and things like that. and everyone is concerned of course, if they come home because if they went over radicalized, one would expect they ll come back at least that radicalized. so they re not come back to go on vacation right? they re not, gretchen. that s exactly right. they re going to want to come back and do things to us. some of the places they mentioned were the caribbean islands who really have no terror programs. they may be good on drugs and crime. but to get them engiejed in looking for, isolating identifying tracking, following
families. one of the officers who was shot below the right eye, that bullet is still lodged next to his ear, but it poses no significant danger to him right now. we re waiting for now the next round of protests. last night about 150 people out at night largely peaceful, candlelight vigil, no violence or arrests last night. it was interesting when police broke things up around midnight, they did so in a very peaceful, calm manner. there was no riot gear, no obvious use of weapons or force. really police showing a great deal of restraint the day after two of their own were shot. gretchen, back to you. steve thank you for the update. as the manhunt continues in that town, president obama responding to the shootings for the first time on the jimmy kimmel show. but his remarks stirring up even more controversy. after calling the suspects criminals, while also focusing on race. some say his comments on the cop ambush were simply not strong enough. whoever fired those shots
alaska. eastern part of the country not the case, and this is going to kind of continue. look at tomorrow. that dividing line between cold and hot has been kind of moving a little bit, and take a look at this for saturday. temperatures in bismarck, north dakota, over 70 degrees. sunday, same story. incredible warmth there. breaking records in l.a. the marathon in l.a. and that s going to cause big problems. temps pushing 90 degrees. tomorrow we ll continue to warm up. sunday, same thing. but the northeast gretchen, not really catching a break, remaining cold. and i m going skiing and going to be in slush. rick, thank you much. we ll be right back. major: here s our new trainer ensure active heart health. heart: i maximize good stuff
by now we know the feds are watching us at all moments keeping tabs on everything we do. a lot of folks say, sure, that s fine, don t worry about the whole constitution or anything. they re not doing anything wrong. well, one guy in florida says he wasn t doing anything wrong at all when he uploaded this video to the youtube. he flies a drone as a hobby. nothing illegal about that. but when he put his videos online, the government was watching and the feds did not like what they saw. we ll tell you what they did next and just wait until you hear what he says the government s reason was for why these perfectly legal videos became bad the moment they hit the youtube. we ll have that and probably do the news too, top of the hour on shepard smith reporting . you may even do the gretchen. you never know. shep have a great weekend. you, too. so there is a new twist in the battle of the sexes. top mma fighter ronda rousey known for being tough, right knocking out her latest opponent
for you. in the meantime, a rare glimpse into the life of one of the world s most notorious terrorists. photos of osama bin laden, showing the al qaeda leader in his mountain hideout in the years before the december 11th attack. trace gallagher with the story and more on these pictures. you know, gretchen by 1996, osama bin laden had declared war on america but he needed to get the word out so he began inviting members to the media in torah barra inorah bore ra in palestine. they show osama bin laden sometimes with loyal followers or walking alone using a walking stick to navigate the rugged terrain. bin laden chose torah borah because of its close proximity to afghanistan and thousands of caves and dwellings to hide out in. plus, it was difficult for opposing forces to access. the only way in or out was a