brought up humidity levels, temperatures down low and allowed firefighters to get a better handle on the fires. it s burning aye way from more populated areas right now. all of that is good news. later this afternoon the high winds are expected to come back gusting as much as 50 miles an hour. if they do shift and there is a possibility that could happen that could below the flames more towards populated areas. what happened yesterday was significant. in a matter of minutes campers were forced to evacuate leaving watermelon cut on the table and hot dogs still on the grill. jenna: speaking of grills out there what could you tell us as a possible cause? do they think someone started this on purpose or accidentally? officially they are saying it is still under investigation. we ve heard a number different reports that a couple of campers in one of the campsites saw folks that were done with their fire, they tkufpl -pld the kohls on the ground and drove away. the thing you are told not t
i think i wouldn t sort of over interpret the trip in that sense, i would just say i think what senator mccain is trying to do is to show a little bit of boldness and a little bit of leadership and show that look, you know, there are people here who want our help, who need our help and who we can work in. i think the visit will actually be useful in sort of illustrating that. jenna: we ll wait and see what he says when he comes back, his observations as well from the ground there. quick final question about these the news out of russia about the antiaircraft missiles, the eu as you rightfully pointed out says it will arm rebels but that is not immediate and we don t really know what that means or who they are going to arm. the rebels don t have aircraft. so when russia says they are going to give these antiaircraft missiles and we know we have aircraft and israel has aircraft, what are we to make of that? jenna this is old fashioned power politics. you re right the rebels don t hav
jenna: right now, a story of survival and heroism. jessica buchanan was working as a humanitarian aid worker in somalia in the fall of 2011. her mission was theech teaching children how to avoid landmines that changed one day when jessica and coworker were kidnapped and held captive for 9 days. some of her captors were children the same age as those she was trying to help. after three months in captivity, jessica was rescued by a team of special operators. she recently documented her life-changing experience in a book called, impossible odds. i think the main reason for writing this book was to be able to say very publicly how greatful we are for all of the support and for everything that everybody s done. jenna: so take us back to the day that the kidnapping
reporters who might have previously believed that a confidential source would speak to them would no longer have that level of confidence. liberal bun date pill press called for holder to be fired and the huffington post days ago had a giant headline saying it s time for holder to go. still the president says he has complete cough dense in his attorney general saying he does his job with integrity. jon. jon: thank you. jenna: let s get a little bit more on a specific case. we are learning more about attorney general holder signing off on a search warrant for fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen. doug mcelway is live in d.c. with more on this part of the story. reporter: not only did the attorney general sign off on that search warrant he actively discussed it with his staff. that is really important because only two weeks before that friday admission by the doj holder was testifying under oath before a congressional committee that he had never sought the
if in fact that disclosure could endanger our military forces, or those who are cooperating with us to fight terrorism. reporter: other democrats are calling for a new media shield law. it has broad bi-partisan support. senator chuck schumer says under such a law if the government wants to go to a member of the press and say you have to divulge your sources, for example, it first would have to go to a judge who would impose a balancing test. critics say, however we already have a media shield law, always have, it s called the first amendment, quote, congress shall make no law a bridging freedom of speech or of the press. jenna. jenna: a good reminder, doug, thank you. jon: for more on this let s talk with nina easton a fox news contributor, and a a writer for fortune who magazine. not surprising that jason chaffetz would be on the attorney general s case but when