much f it by this mile wide tornado, which stayed on the ground and incomprehensible almost 45 minutes. the eritrean least 29 people injured in the tornado, seven o those are in critical condition. there have been no deaths reported. the associated press is reporting several children and pull of the rubble alive is a toon, city of some 56,000 people . a suburb of oklahoma city. classifying this tornado as at least preliminarily and f4, the second-highest rating. when streets of the 200 miles-per-hour. that is in part definition of the extended damage. one cannot imagine much more severe damage them what we are already seeing here in the aftermath of this tornado. it is the intensity reminding some of the 1999 tornado and up that also hit the suburb. the know, and kansas. joining as nam this is every piece of video, the pictures that we're seeing them suggest this is extraordinary damage. your thoughts. >> catastrophic and very sad day . very nearly similar to the tornado went through. both 1999 and 2000. the threat continues. unfortunately we are not of the woods. down stop and to north texas. tornadoes are possible throughout the evening. dangerous at any point today, but as you move into the cover of darkness, extra in the dangerous. a lot of real-estate. lou: the swath of this is amazing. this region from up, city to dallas texas is -- tornadoes ar remarkably common in that part of the country in a specific region. i you suggesting that we should see significant numbers spawn here in these -- and oklahoma. moving toward dusk. >> as we head into the evening the conditions are favorable that we could see a few more tornadoes. hopefully the worst is over, but , again, the conditions are coming together for a large damaging storm, more tornadoes east of oklahoma. this cut off to a very slow start. very volatile. lou: and very, very dangerous. we thank you very much. we will turn out to the day's other news, the scandal plagued white house. the monks the numbers of questions that are rising, perhaps becoming principal amon them, and -- when do contradictions beat become the misrepresentations and windy misrepresentations become wise to? standard -- scandal after scandal becomes of conspiracy against truth. when this conspiracy become a denial of the public right to know. that does not amount to a cover-up, what is a? we take of that up tonight, and we began with white house press secretary jay carney who at the very least completely contradicted statements that he made about the irs scandal. here e is one week ago referrin to the white house counsel saying and no one other than catherine knew anything about the inspector general's. >> can you say no one had any knowledge or was involved in an way in the targeting of the tea party group by the harris? >> yes. we found out about this in -- the counsel's office was notified about this activity very broadly. just a few weeks ago. lou: to date the president's white house spokesperson told a much stiffer story. details about the report including the targeting of tea party and conservative groups was known. senior white house staff was brief but the white house counsel back on april 24th. >> informed the inspector general for tax was completing report about lying irs employee improperly scrutinizing what ar known as 501c4 organizations by using words such as tea party and patriot. the council informed the chief of staff and other members of the senior staff. at no time did anyone on the staff intervene with the ira's inspector general's audit. >> but there were discussions here. >> and as i said, there were conversations from the white house chief of staff of this would general counsel, treasury and the chief of staff office i treasury about the timing, anticipated timing and potentia findings. lou: trying to downplay the truth about the dozen. jay carney claim the number of occasions that investors talkin points should be edited. changing the word consulate sai diplomatic outpost. the release of 94 pages of internal white house e-mails an documents last week has claimed to be utterly inaccurate. that brings us to attorney-general eric holder an his plan that he knew nothing about is justice department seek release seizing telephone records from the associated press. claimed he recuse himself from the investigation after being questioned by the fbi about police that were the subject of that these attorneys general forgot when he recused himself. he said exactly that. he did manage to blame his deputy for the subpoenas that were issued that led to the search of the ap phone records. today the washington post reported that our own chief washington correspondent has been the target of e-mail seizures and a phone record regarding a north korean nuclea test. the department of justice going as far as to call rosen a criminal co-conspirator. in indeed his duty as a journalist. this glass was say the attorney general claimed was for congres with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for th disclosure material that is not something that i have ever been involved and, heard of, or woul think would be a wise policy. the ms ration trying to deflate distract the public from a rising number of scandals. the white house with another reversal on the ir scandal. the press secretary is sticking with his standard playbook response to mount the information and being truthful and director of the american public. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry has the report. >> new problems for president obama and the irs scandal. a spokesman seemed to change th account in two key ways. >> the white house counsel was informed that the inspector general for tax administration was completing the report about irs employees improperly scrutinizing what are known as 501c4 organizations by using words such as tea party and patriot. >> now saying he at least some details about the probe, given that yesterday's senior adviser dan pfeiffer seemed to suggest otherwise about what the white house was told. >> not the details of what happened o the result of the investigation. >> suddenly revealing to a wide approved senior white house officials were informed of the probe but did not tell the president. >> after that initial notification enable the white house counsel informed the chie of staff and other members of the senior staff. at no time did anyone on the staff intervene with the heiresses director-general audit . >> he only mentioned that ron meyer had been informed and dow plated by saying that she was bullied about the fact that the ads he was finishing a review o matters involving the office. >> the briefing last week about white house officials being aware, you just mentioned the office, not that chief of staff and others. >> i think i said that white house counsel . i did not know until friday, bu i'm getting this information to you now. >> they believe that aids may have deliberately insulate the president. >> someone has to be responsibl for running the government, and that is what people expect. they don't expect a continued second term of excuses. >> and the democrat said that h should have at least notify the president. >> i think she is in the wrong job if she does us your positio giving the president had said even before there are final conclusions just on crisis management, media, political basis. >> strongly defending my noting there were a lot of details she was not told before the report and know it would have been far worse to appear like they were tampering with the investigation . lou: thank you very much. chief white house correspondent. and, today, an explosive new inspector general report confirms the department of justice officials retaliated against the principle furious scandal. the report shows the former u.s attorney in tinselly lead to a sensitive document to the press regarding atf special agent don johnson in an effort to undermine his credibility as a whistle-blower. inspector general also says, although he denied to get rational or investigators that he had any retaliatory but if ford's actions we found substantial evidence to the contrary. forced to resign august of 2011 as part of the fallout from the botched gun running scandal led by the justice department. the senate judiciary committee injuring his third week of wing amendments. senators today allowing foreign citizens through the busiest airports to undergo mandatory fingerprinting. the gang of eight plants suffered a significant setback today when a second union, one that represents 12,000 erasion officers joined the union there represents 7,000 enforcement agents in opposition to the plan . meanwhile, members of the house version also called the gang of eight, are refusing to talk about any form, their newly forged, reportedly newly forged agreement, but details of been leaked by their aides who said the house -- house measure sets a 15 year path to citizenship. disturbing new figures on the sexual abuse crisis in the u.s. military. an accounting by the department of veterans affairs is more tha 85,000 veterans were treated last year for injuries or illnesses stemming from sexual abuse and assault. well, women are more likely to be victims. men made up nearly 40 percent o those seeking treatment for military sexual trauma. abuse of power, government overreach, lack of accountability, and that is the nicest way to put it. one congressman joins us here next. hillary clinton came as the ask what difference does it make about the deadly benghazi attack . and ambassador john dalton explains the attack with a former secretary of state. atd, whatevususiness you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business od. helping the world keep promises. bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. 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[ crows ] now where's the snooze button? ♪ lou: former senator scott brown says the obama administration has refused the trust of the american people in connection with the ira scandal. joining me now to discuss the political impact of the scandal that are emerging, former @%nator brown, now a fox news contributor. great to have you with us, and the more we listen to what the semesters and says that more countries as we hear and yesterday outset when this representation becomes lies. >> well, there is the scandals. theirs is miscommunication. poop doing everything. when is that get drawn them whe they cross the line. the right of free speech to us free-speech, check and balance is needed otherwise there is known check and balance. i have said before and will say it again. what happened with the irs is unacceptable. there should be more heads rolling and you should have a top to bottom review of the agency and see what else they'r doing and then tried to reestablish the trust with the american people. the same thing with the ap, the justice department. holder should have been fired a long time ago. very few people have any faith in his abilities after fast and furious comeback trying to have ksm tried in new york city. will we are hearing on and on and on. >> the attorney-general talking to the justice department testified before congress sayin that he could not imagine such thing as buying and the press when precisely this attorney-general was doing precisely what he was the nine. it does not give more egregious than at. >> if he did he should be fired. he did not know about it to me should be fired. the people worked for him and h works for the president. it has been a clear and convincing abuse of authority. almost a bullying, chilling affect on entities, individual citizens, news gathering agencies, individuals, and it i wrong. it is not what our country is about, and, as i said, he shoul have been fired a long time ago. it is unacceptable, and denny's to be some way to hold these folks responsible and accountable. lou: the justice department scandal in connection with the associated press records of its reporters and editors, the silence was deafening from before. they should have been in joinin this administration and green powerful critical the judgment to bear. now we find our colleagues, at least three of them and fox new had been surveiled and in the case of james rose and, someone in the justice department named him as a criminal co-conspirato which is -- this person not to be in jail for lying in my opinion right now. what is your reaction? this is worsening by the week. >> this is america. -e do live in america. i am dumbfounded as to how people live still in their jobs. to take a wide swath thing go after and just have this blanke inquiries reformation, if it wa a more specific instance and there was a national security risk would say, okay, that is different, but that is not the case. to label a journalist as a co-conspirator is very serious. obviously they need to be held accountable. i am shocked. every news agency, whether conservative, moderate, more liberal, going after the justic department of filing the appropriate lawsuits to make sure that things like this do not happen again. lou: this administration is quickly making a clear, are the not, that they are as eager to, well, a sale of first amendment as they have the second. i thought people would think there would be limits. there appear to be none. >> my thoughts are simple. we, as american citizens have tillich of our rights and interests. when you have an executive branch and others to work for the executive branch you're taking it a step too far. you need to stand up as an american and brushback and that comes to media, individual citizens, filing lawsuits, pushing back by getting these people out of office and demanding redress and accountability. a full, open, and the media and transparent investigation into each and every one of these matters. lou: thank you very much. thank you. >> thank you. lou: turning out to wall street the dow jones industrials, the s&p, the nasdaq, all down slightly on the day. volume on the big boardd yah hoo stock moving higher after the company announced it would buy the blocking service paying 1 million in cash with the acquisition is expected to give the company at least a social media platform to reach young greek users. united airlines resuming flight of its boeing 787 for the first time after a four month grounding to the planes crowd the battery overheating on some flights on other airlines earlier in the year. receiving a subpoena to testify. an insider-trading investigatio into sac capital advisors, a 3 hedge fund telling investors last week he is no longer cooperating. gold today snapping a 7-day losing streak. up $19.46 causing about $1,384 per ounce with crude oil of $0.70 on the day selling just below $97 per barrel. the bond market, the yield on the tenth year rose, and the weekend box office, the second installment of star trek took the top spot. star trek into darkness and earning more than $70 million. impressive but not. as much as $100 million. buena vista batman three came i second with 35 million still doing its job. warner brothers, the great gatsby took third. so great authors joining as you're on the broadcast. nathaniel joins us to talk abou his new book, focused on the battle that ignited the america revolution. bunker hill, a city of siege. -eading military historians joining us tomorrow to talk about rolls to a transformed to peek into victory. the presidential historian jame hampton talks about the impact of john quincy adams and his wife on the formation of our nation in american phoenix. of next's tonight, the abuses first amendment practices of some in the obama administration . shannon green with a live repor about the latest on a fox news correspondent and our colleagues . stay with us. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: foteaching us that you can't cr. by clinging to the past. and with tt: you're history. instead looking behind... delta loong beyon 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences low... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting hist. we're making it. at bnyellon, our business is investments. managinghem, moving them, making them work. oversee 20% of the world'sfin. and that giv us scale and insight no o else has. investment management combined with investment servicing. bringing the power of investments to pple's lives. invested in the world. bny mellon. ♪ lou: our next guest says it is clear the obama administration as willful blindness to the continuing threat of international terrorism is a major reason for some of the mistakes that were made before, during, and after leaving gauzy terrorist attack. joining us now, former u.s. ambassador, fox is contributor. let me start, this president, this press secretary is seeming determined to screw up and contradict themselves day after day after day. would it be not more simple to simply step forward and talk candidly to the american people? >> that would require a real president. i have never seen the administration, especially one by the renowned constitutional scholar that we have and the white house that does that seem to underssand that the presiden is in charge of the executive branch and while he is able to take credit for all the wonderful things that can happen , our military kills osama , he is also responsible when there are mistakes. irresponsibility apparently encompasses the area of the ova office and not much else. lou: standby for, for whatever reason on television to tend to the administration. a political operative. and he is the one standing before the american people saying things like, the law is irrelevant. the benghazi attacks were largely irrelevant. who edited the talking points i irrelevant and ambassador susan rice is owed an apology. your thoughts? >> irrelevant is a word he obviously learned the therefore you went on the talk shows. the idea that you can simply dismiss all of these issues is the last refuges of administration that does not want to talk about substance. the fact is, they had a view of the world that says these are not terrorist attacks. must be something else. they still own up to the story about the mom a video, and the susan rice talking points are symbolic of the entire story line that they developed. but it is also emblematic of th larger administration. he is a political hack of with that to -- that is who is running a government. we have a president he still thinks that being president's still consists of giving speeches in going on in the running campaign. in some ways we should be happy for that, but the fact is, unless the president takes charge, and then lessee gives signals his cabinet officers, the secretary of the treasury i in charge of the internal revenue service, the attorneys general may come as a surprise to eric holder is in charge of the justice department, and to hold people accountable for wha happens under their responsibility. lou: the same attorney-general to just one week euro promise the congress that he would neve ever permit the persecution of the working journalist in this country by his justified. >> policy works for fox. lou: and the associated press. thank you very much. i appreciated. up next, the latest on tornadoe raging through the midwest. absolutely levelling one neighborhood. there are no deaths reported to this hour. the devastation, however, is extraordinary. the latest for you if n