>> look at crude oil, 40.5. >> almost 5% off on oil. here's everything you need to know right now. move over ashley madison, a new leak in town. the all-important minutes from the federal reserve's latest meeting spreading like wildfire after a bloomberg headline dropped more than 20 minutes early.

after the minutes were released early, turning positive before briefly going down after 10 minutes. along with jonathan hoenig of capitalist hedge fund. he's a fox news contributor. ted, what do you think happened? >> first of all, i think the fed minutes were a little more of the same. like groundhog day. what we've seen in future minutes or past minutes or whatever. i thought they came out a little more positive this time. cheryl: excuse me, ted, i'm sorry to interrupt, i want to ask specifically rather than about, rather than interpretation, how in the world the minutes were leaked so early? any clue? >> i have no idea. i'm sure somebody at bloomberg hit a wrong button. embarassing. the traders took advantage of them. so i think there's going to be some punishments or something handed out.

it's a pretty big mistake, obviously. >> jonathan, when minutes are leaked that early, if anybody had inside information about the minutes being leaked early, they could have made a ton of money, is there going to be an investigation here? >> david, there should be. this isn't the first time the fed minutes have been released early. and try to get a sense of the importance and the severity of these minutes on the markets as you pointed out. markets down 200 points before the minutes were released coming all the way back and follow all the way down once again. this isn't like minutes from the local board meeting, trillions of dollars worth of the world's financial markets. so the markets were volatile before the minutes were released early and became more volatile afterwards. so you can bet, if not heads roll, they're investigated after this. >> jonathan, i thought the meetings were pretty dovish for the fed.

i'm wondering despite the dovishness, the market did end down over 150 points. dow did. they did recover after the notes came out. why so down, if the chance of a rate hike lessened a little on the basis of these notes? >> david, there was a number of different dimensions you could see temperature the federal reserve seemed to indicate inflation for example, but the inflation expectations were tilted downward. they talked about approaching a rate hike as soon as september or october, but again, no real clear indication. from my perspective, the notes and the minutes left traders and left investors more confusion. >> i want to read one line, neither monetary nor fiscal policy was well positioned to help the economy withstand substantial adverse shocks. that seems dovish to me. does that to you? hold on, that's for ted. go ahead, ted.

>> you have to look not only at these minutes but past minutes. the fed is more concerned about labor and unemployment figures than they are about inflation. inflation, you got to remember this is .1, expecting .2, it is a rounding error. but the labor markets have been strong. that's what janet yellen and the fomc is most concerned about, and i think that's what's going to precipitate a rate increase in september. >> appreciate it. melissa? >> new details, fox news identified the two e-mails that kickstarted the fbi investigation into the mishandling of classified information. peter barnes joins us from washington, and peter, hillary's camp is responding to these reports now? >> that's right, melissa. the clinton campaign is about to begin a conference call with reporters to push back on this report by our colleagues at fox news, on these two e-mails sent

through her personal e-mail account. e-mails were from clinton aides u uma abedin and jake sullivan. one is the november 18th, 2012 e-mail sent two months after the benghazi attack by sullivan, who was at the time clinton's chief of staff when she was secretary of state. he serves on her 2016 presidential campaign. the version released to the public is heavily redacted and carries the notation b-1 which means classified information is in that e-mail. the other redaction shows the intelligence came from fbi sources and refers to possible suspects in the 2012 attack. the second e-mail was forwarded to clinton's personal account by her aide abedin who works now for her presidential campaign. fox news was told, that's mail contained classified information from military intelligence sources and was

wrongly released to the public by the state department without redactions. neither document is marked classified, but that's no excuse under the rules governing this type of communication. the clinton campaign says the state department has asserted neither one was classified at the time it was sent on the call with reporters. campaign officials were planning to say the e-mails, quote, represent further proof that hillary clinton did nothing wrong and spotlight ongoing disagreements between government agencies about what should be considered classified. melissa? >> good luck with that approach. thanks, peter. we're going to be monitoring that conference call and bring you the latest on the clinton campaign's response to our report. should be interesting, david? >> on the other side of the political ledger, dueling republicans, donald trump and jeb bush both hosting town halls in new hampshire tonight. the events begin at the same time. however, they're being held in counties only about 20 miles apart.

trump telling the "wall street journal" because bush draws so poorly, i figured it would be a good time to draw a crowd, something like that. the billionaire still leading in the polls by a big margin and is a candidate republican voters believe is the best able to handle the economy. topping bush by a whopping 45-18 margin in that category, according to the latest cnn-orc poll. melissa? >> all right, well, you can catch donald trump on morning's with maria tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern on fox business. >> meanwhile, an extraordinary report coming from the associated press today that as part of the iranian nuclear deal, the president is trying to sell to congress the iranians are actually going to be allowed to send their own inspectors to a site believed to be the very center of his nuclear weapons program. such self inspections are largely seen to be useless exercises among arms control

experts. u.s. wasn't a party to the side deal worked out with the atomic energy agency but the u.s. did sign off on this side deal as part of the entire package. the associated press says it has seen a copy of the side deal which will clearly at a lot more fuel to the political firestorm over the deal. >> wow. jared fogle will plead guilty to having sex with a minor and possessing child pornography. former subway pitchman used escort websites to have sex with two girls under the age of 18. that is according to u.s. prosecutors. as part of a plea deal, fogle will pay each victim $100,000 and serve no less than five years in prison. fogle's wife katie issuing a statement that she is extremely shocked and disappointed, saying, quote -- jared fogle first rode to fame

as subway's pitchman 15 years ago, remember that? after losing more than 200 pounds eating sandwiches. he has an estimated net worth of 15 million dollars. >> wow. hackers making good on their threats claiming to have leaked personal and financial data of millions of ashley madison clients, the dating website for adultery. and learning thousands of e-mail addresses from the white house. federal agencies and the military appear to have been found in the list of customers. 44 e-mails seem to be registered on the ashley madison site with a white house.gov address. the information was stolen last month in a cyberattack and the parent company of ashley madison. details were posted on part of internet called the dark web. you can't access it through basic online search. can be viewed using a special browser that virtually anybody can buy. 200 active duty soldiers on the front lines fighting

massive wildfires that are raging in the northwest. take a look at this. nasa releasing some images of smoke from the fires in northern california. this is the scene how it looks like space. >> hillary clinton under fire for how she answered questions from fox news's ed henry last night. >> i'm -- i have no idea. that's why we turned it over. >> you were in charge of it. you were the official in charge. did you wipe the server? >> like with a cloth or something? i don't know how it works digitally at all. >> and we'll get his take on all this coming up, ed henry's take. and the government wants your feedback to weigh in on federal agencies along with local pizza places and dog groomers. that would be nice.

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>> thank you so much for that report. david: a few other stories on our radar. thai police have issued an arrest warrant for a key suspect in bangkok deadly bombing. authorities have released a sketch of the man who was shown in the security video leaving behind a backpack. not released from south african prison friday served only ten months of a five-year sentence for the shooting death of his girlfriend. hishis releases been put on hold pending a review by the parole board. health officials are investigating another possible case of the plague at yosemite national park. testing a tourist from georgia who fell ill after visiting the park earlier in the month. authorities believe the disease was spread by squirrels and fleas. >> all right.

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>> big fireworks between hillary clinton and fox news at henry as she finally answers questions. >> the fbi believes you tried to wipe the entire. did you? a personal or official? >> my personal e-mails are my personal business. right? we went through a painstaking process and turned over 55,000 pages of anything we thought could be work-related under the law that decision is made by the official. i was the official. i made those decisions. >> to do with the server?

>> what gallic with a cloth or something? no i no you want to make a., and i can just repeat what i have said. in order to be as cooperative as possible we have turned over the server. they can do whatever they want. david: at henry talked about the fiery exchange and reaction from the left side. >> there is a story already, politico is saying the democrats from allies of hillary clinton saying they can't believe she could not answer the direct question. did you have the server not. the joke about wiping it with a cloth might have fallen flat reminiscent of a couple days ago and iowa when she was talking to a political crowd and said i

love this snap chat,chat, the messages disappear. this is not a joke, not just republicans pushing her. all about criminal investigation. we don't no where that investigation will go.go. david: the hillary campaign is responding to all of this in a conference call were moments ago they said there is disagreement on the classification of the material. they are likely to panda settle little more. we will bring you more information as the conference call continues. >> let's bring in our panel for reaction. politics reporter. democratic strategist and fox news contributor.

it is astounding. you watch her her responses and how uncomfortable she looks. when she said about the wiping clean, you mean like with a rag, i don't know if it was flip on one of those moments when you see someone trying to buy time and figuring out what they want to say. why would she make an answer like that? >> i don't know. this obviously could could have been avoided had she just not done what she did witches have a private emails on a private server and a public emails on a public server. this is been a mystery from day one. i was critical about the bush white house doing this. listed many scandals. my lifetime is another democrat recently said. this is another unforced

error. >> does it have the feel of something that is picking up steam? >> absolutely. the reason is because her defenses week. the e-mails did not have the proper labels saying that they were classified. we have a huge question, who removed the appropriate markings, who potentially trying to declassify top-secret information without having the proper authorization is a huge problem. still valuable to russia and china. >> diplomatic relations. >> bigger than the campaign. >> someone who is a strategist and raises money.

>> this is hillary clinton. a disdain for the media. media. she is above it and does not need to answer to anyone. as a fundraiser especially if i was raising money for her on the democratic side this will be tough because you have people on the inside of the track. they really think this was a poor way that i was handling this. the state department and the white house e-mail protocol. two different avenues. try to fix this immediately. >> make a mistake and move on. >> a mea culpa.

they need to say this is the president before. the problem continues to be this is an unforced error that continues to be talked about. as i think the be the nominee. fighting the stay on the field. melissa: the billion billion-dollar to save the west from a devastating drought. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda.

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joining me now to discuss this to the brick. forms media executive editor and cohost of forms money and forms on fox. the judge suggesting that the suspension is in jeopardy. i am wondering if that puts caddell's job online. >> alessi reaches a compromise ia compromise i think the nfl and caddell have been going into this thinking that the judge would only will andwhether or not caddell acted within the confines of the collective bargaining agreement, not whether or not it was a good or appropriate decision. the judge hasthe judge has been hinting for days that the nfl should think about a compromise. this is why. david: it sounds like he is not listening. he is listening to his

lawyers a set of the judge. >> he believes that he can win on appeal if he loses. he believes that with the ruling power that he has no matter what it was collectively bargained that he has the right to be judge and jury. thethe judge today clearly made the statement and tom brady's favorite that he overreaches boundaries and regards to this penalty. this was another great day for tom brady. thebrady. the question is, can he go from four to nine or four to one and pay some type of fine? david: quickly, if brady does play and the suspension is canceled, does that mean caddell my loses job? >> i don't think you will lose his job because of this. his primary focus is to increase revenue for the league and he has done a good job at that.

david: jt. >> i agree. this is always been about a legacy play for trying to take this down. if he does they will throw a victory party like you have never seen before. it will be a celebration. >> meanwhile, eli manning negotiating his knew contract to be the highest-paid quarterback in the nfl. more than 22 million a year. >> they were cops a lot of money for the sky. the more important number is not going to be the headline number but how much of this next contracts guaranteed because that is where you start to take a salary cap. or if he starts to decline in his productivity. he is 34. watch out for that guaranteed number. >> a big brawl broke out in

a dallas cowboys game in st. lot practice. things got out of hand. a lot of people got hurt as a result coming on the heels of the jets quarterback getting socked in the job. i am wondering, is they're something going on? they are worried about this fighting. >> because of the bad perception of the bad press, they have been fighting since the beginning of training camp, back in the day when players were playing six preseason games and making little to no money. there will always be trash talking to fight. you don't want your quarterback getting into the fight for your best wide receiver. if someone important gets hurt they could cost your team's season. >> i am wondering if somebody or a lot of people in the nfl are getting juiced up and that is what is causing this to happen. >> it is something else.

since 2,000 we are seeing more joint practices, more and more to teams practice against one another which is one of the reasons why we are seeing more fight to camp. when the nfl is ultimately going is they do not want more fights. they have a large inventory of content that they have not yet monetized, live streaming of training camp. as you know more and more people are consuming sports content on the smart phone. within the next few years i think you'll see the nfl selva streaming rights to smart phones and training camp is they already charge tickets, many of these teams >> i would be interested in watching from time to time. good stuff. appreciate it. david: a device coming under scrutiny by major league baseball when the manager of the kansas city royals was

spotted wearing the device during a game. he got caught. got a call saying we are just checking in. you cannot access data during games. i guess he is not supposed to be wearing it while in the dugout. that seems to be the knew rule. the manager are rightly receives the watch is a gift from the all-star game last month. that is in cincinnati. like the track scores. all of these data places all the time, wearable tech. >> a push to keep smart phones out of the dugout. they are not accusing him of cheating.

his 90th and want to keep them out of the dugout. >> a blow for apple. probably less important wearing one. ione. i just don't get it. we have been talking about all day, apple music, a beautiful but clunky interface and of course there trying hard to keep the lead. >> it will see you at the top of the hour for risk and reward. >> las vegas using a lot of water becoming a big problem during the ongoing drought. jonathan hunt with all of the details. >> we took an amazing and slightly unnerving journey

deep beneath like me to see an engineering marvel that is almost complete. in answer to the question of how las vegas and the rest of nevada can keep tapping into the water even as the water levels reached near record lows. >> i was unaware that human beings could build something like this. they have done it and it is extraordinary. >> and it is.is. 600 feet down and 3 miles along a dark narrow tunnel. the culmination of a seven-year $817 million project. this is the end of the tunnel and the critical. the hemispherical, a giant spark plug. in a few weeks time that

plug will be lifted in those waters will flow of this tunnel. because it is quite literally at the bottom of the lake it will guarantee the water supply for thursday las vegas even as sinking lake levels above the waterline and effectively useless. >> providing water to 2 million people with 40 million annual visitors, this is a responsibility we do not take lightly. >> at some 80 years after another engineering marvel the hoover dam created like me. american ingenuity is once again at work to turn this vast lake effectively into the world's biggest bathtub and guarantee it has a water sauce for decades to come. melissa: but so they don't drain and dry. david: demonizing fossil fuel for years. george soros is buying

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both fox news contributors. kevin kelly recon capital. he said he wanted coal to die. now that it has come way down in price. market cap is only $33 million he is buying. do you think he talked it down in order to buy it? >> david, he has supported environmental movement which is essentially destroyed the coal industry in this country. obama, under obama the coal industry has been decimated. 2/3 of all market cap of all coal companies on new york stock exchange has been eliminated. david: right. >> soros is demonstrating his hypocrisy. he denounces fossil fuels and denounces coal at the same time he is buying them. david: kevin, i'm wondering if there is something more going on. have you ever seen a trader talk down a particular company or whole sector in order to go down low enough to buy into it? >> this is not hypocritical at all. tens of billions of dollars to work. he put $3 million.

if he was hypocritical he would have bought loans and loan to. this is hedge bense next year's elections and some politicians goes to the swing states. david: i love it, but to say that it is not hypocritical, not to -- julie, reminds me of al gore selling, being totally against fossil fuels and selling his companies, tv company to qatar, one of the biggest creator of fossil fuels or exploiter of fossil fuels for over $100 million. don't you get tired of these people? >> i would get tired of myself. i looked a my portfolio there are things in there i talked down i didn't realize my broker bought. david: not on purpose. not against the political interests that you make. >> i think, to some point good point was made which is that he is savvy investor. this is a hedge. reality $3 million for him, what is that? that is nothing. two cents to all of us.

david: go ahead, jonathan. >> if it is so insignificant why in fact he is doing it? >> to piss you off, jonathan. >> only time he has been hypocritical -- david: finish your point, jonathan. go ahead. >> he owned coal stocks in 2011 and 2012. so i guess i question how serious he is to his environmental concerns that he voices so roundly if he willing to buy and invest in these very same companies and stocks. david: kevin. >> this was investment for $3 million. the real investment he made in facebook. it's a top five position in his portfolio for over $200 million and got rid of alibaba. he has done well on both. david: although i got to say -- >> that is an investment. david: arch coal has come down 95%. its toilet market cap is 33 million. julie, three million is not a lot, 10% of the entire company. >> not for him. i'm talking about what it means for george soros. david: for the company, a guy hoe we shouldn't be in coal, he

is buying 10%. >> they should be happy that george soros is in charge of the company. >> should go to zero as opposed to being doubled. david: jonathan, final word. >> question is how serious he is committed to beliefs. impossible to be irrational all the time. george soros and environmentalists talk down fossil fuels, but they benefit and participate from them all the time. david: last word, lady and jent than. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: yelp teamed up with the government. tell you which gop candidate gave it a bad review. we'll be right back. ♪

>> all right. federal government wants your review on yelp. well, maybe. the site known for restaurant reviews start ad partnership with the federal government to create review pages for variety of agencies and services. like the tsa, national parks and social security services. david: carly fiorina was first presidential candidate to share

her thoughts on yelp. she didn't seem too impressed at least with the tsa she gave the tsa just with one-star rating. what would you give the irs. >> i will not say. that would be dangerous. my local post office got a terrible review. they're right about that. here comes "risk & reward" right now. deirdre: there are new developments in the hack attack on adultery website ashley madison. from a hack of millions, 15,000 leaked emails were reportedly from government email accounts. the washington examiner's jacqueline clements is with me. some addresses were even whitehouse.gov? >> yes. there were more than 40 email addresses from the white house.gov email carrier. deirdre: okay. so what are the chances that they are true addresses? i read an article actually in wired. it seems as if you don't need a backup email to register. one person cited in the article