stayed out of the rhetoric and ran a great campaign is carson. and andre says rand paul is the only candidate that can win the minority vote attract independence and win in swing votes. hey, thanks for being a part of the show. i'm gretchen here shep. welcome to the party, governor kasich all your buddies are already here. >> i have decided to run for president of the united states! >> and it say very popular decision to make. judging from all the photos on our wall. we'll take you to columbus, ohio for a look at the latest contender. and why donald trump just gave out the cell phone number of one of his rivals on live tv. plus hacked at 70 miles an hour. "wired" magazine reveals how hackers can hack into your car at any time take over the brakes the steering and even the radio. also scientists reveal the

dead bode is real. you'll hear how having kids can pack on the pounds. good tuesday afternoon from the desk. donald trump attacked one of his rivals by reading a sitting u.s. senator's personal phone number live on television. that as a new survey shows donald trump has the highest poll number us of any gop candidate. the highest any has reached so far in this cycle. nearly double his closest republican rival. donald trump. that's according to a new abc news/"washington post" poll. it shows donald trump with a support of 24% of the republican leaning voters nationwide. 24%, by far, the highest number the biggest lead any republican has scored so far in the race for the white house in 2016. rival scott walker and jeb bush pretty much tied for second place. that's a big jump from the latest fox news poll. just last week it showed trump

barely leading governor walker 18 to 15% points. and lindsey graham also running for president not attacking him on policy but said calling him an idiot who can't get a job. he also read a phone number that they confirm is the lawmaker's personal cell phone. analysts say the flame thrower could explain the other poll numbers. that same abc news/"washington post" poll say nationwide voters will never get their votes. compare that to another, democrat hillary clinton more than half say definitely would or would consider voting for her. meantime the gop added the 16th official candidate for the gop poll thing. the ohio governor john kasich

formally entering the race. carl camron is live in ohio. carl governor kasich doesn't have much time. he's got to get right on it. >> reporter: 15 days in the first debate. the first 15 days is going to be focused a lot in order to qualify for the debate which will take place -- where? in the principal bellwether of the state ohio the state where john kasich governs. it would be a big embarrass puntmentpuntment were he not able to be part of that debate. his first presidential run was briefly in 1999 he bowed out when george w. bush won that nomination. mr. kasich goes straight here to in that. he made his announcement in columbus. he made the argument when he was a freshman he walked out on the 50 yard line at ohio

football stadium. he was all by himself and said this building will either take me down or build me up. kind of a return for the announcement. he runs tied for tenth in most of the polls which means he's got some work to do in order to qualify for the debate-all of his aeldsides he's got a strong team. as well as those who have been involved in the two-had term governorship. worth remembering he was re-elected with 30% of the votes. john kasich comes to the table trailing in the polls. he's just got to convince voters of it shep. >> there's lindsey graham. trump said the bad thing, lindsey graham goes to defend him. and then trump calls him an

idiot, so what is happening here? >> reporter: so john mccain referred to some of the people who showed up at donald trump's rally in phoenix, arizona. trump took offense on behalf of his audience and said that wasn't fair. and he started calling john mccain a whole bunch of names. lindsey graham who is a life long military man, in fact he's giving up at 60 years old his position as a jag officer, and he serves as a close friend of john mccain and he referred to him as a jack -- and he went at mr. graham. he read lindsey graham's phone number out loud. you're not going to hear that but listen to the rest. >> and he gave me his number and i found the card. i wrote the number down. i don't know if it's the right number let's try it 202-228

[ bleep ] i don't know maybe it's three or four years ago. maybe it's an old number 202-22 202-228 [ bleep ] so i don't know give it a shot. >> reporter: give it a shot? here's a guy who wants to be president of the united states. giving out what he claims to be the private phone number of a sitting u.s. senator. it's a cheap shot. it's not cool. it's the kind of thing that trump has been doing verbally but now he's exposing what should be private information. granted, he's a politician running for president but you think a cell phone would be off lipt limits. >> it was his cell phone. i bet it's not tomorrow but it was until today. and also responding to the editors of the largest newspaper in the state of iowa the des moines register widely regarded for decades, the des moines paper calling for trump to pull

out of the presidential race. the editorial headlines, quote, trump should pull the plug on his bloviating side show. the editorial goes on and i quote, if he had not already disqualified himself through his attempts to demonize immigrants as rapists and drug dealers he certainly did so with john mccain. they will do anything for a head line and the poorly written nonendorsement got them some desperately needed ink. the veterans affairs is struggling to keep up with increase in men and women who need care. that from president obama speaking at the convention of veterans of foreign wars.

the president said the va is handling millions more appointments. the president also talked about the nuclear deal with iran. and called for tehran to release american detainees. >> we're not going to relent unless we bring home our americans unjustly detained in iran, journalist jason rezaian should be leased. pastor syed ra mehdi should be released. iran needs us to find robert levinson. these americans need to be back home with their families. >> some is critics said it should have been part of the nuclear agreement. the president said all along they're trying to keep everything nuclear separate. and secretary of state john kerry said he brought it up at every meeting. president obama also spoke about the shooting that killed four u.s. marines and then an

american sailor in chat had nothing chattanooga. meantime, a lawyer says that the uncle of the suspect of the shooting has been in custody in jordan since the day after that attack. i should say, so the uncle over in jordan has been in custody ever since the attack happened. the jordanian officials says they've been questioning the gunman about his relatives since that visit. what are you learning about the shooter's uncle, john? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. we're learning that the uncle is a u.s. citizen obviously living in jordan has been in custody since last friday. the fbi reached out almost immediately. and they do have agents there on the ground in jordan jordanian authorities saying they wants to scoop up any members of the family to speak to them. clearly this man has been detaineddetain ed half a week now.

we're looking at pictures from inside the recruitment center in the strip mall behind me you can see the carnage that abdulazeez does what he did, he did internet searches for the word marderdom in the weeks preceding the attacks. he also watched one video from anwar al awlaki the cleric calling on attacks on americans before taken out in 2011 by a u.s. drone. the family here he also mentioned anwar al awlaki in some of this writings. the family painting a picture of a man depressed possibly bipolar, it's pretty clear, what we've been learning in the last hours, perhaps in the last days something else entirely was going on. >> hey, john did the white house speak of the victims today? >> reporter: they did, the flag came down half-staff it forced

the white house's hand because a short time ago it was lowered to half-staff. the president speaking to the vfw today did not mention the flag but clearly part of the plan as he addressed the shooting. listen. >> we honor the five service members killed so senseliless in had chattanooga. we're grateful for the police who stopped the rampage and saved lives. and we draw strength with another american community what has come together as an unmistakable message to those who try to do us harm. >> reporter: obviously, those in chattanooga appreciate the fact that the flag was lowered in half-staff. saying the president can light up the white house in spectacular colors to show supreme court decision he can show support for the troops by lighting it up in red, white and blue. hackers prove they can take over cars from anywhere. the hackers can disable your

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he will fight, he will fight, he will fight until his last breath and he will be set free. he said it was a persecution. both direct quotes from him. and now it appears, well our blago may be getting the last laugh. hot off the press. the blew sheets of paper coming into the associated press. dateline chicago. i quote, an appeals court has overturned some of the corruption of the governor rod blagojevich. the 7th court of appeals was released today. the democrat is serving a 14-year sentence after jurors convicted him of 18 corruption counts. remember one of the things he tried to do was sell then senator barack obama's seat.

he said quote, i'm blacker than barack obama. i shined shoes. i grew up in a three-room apartment. i saw it all going up that's from esquire of 2010. blago one flew on a green screen. he once said i flew too close to the sun. i crashed to the ground. the governor is now in prison in colorado. but some of his corruption charges have just been overturned. quoting if you can meet with triumph and disaster and treat those two impostors just the same that from blagojevich in december 7th 2011 quoting from rutger kipling's poem here. now it appears some of what he did was just as he put it typical politicking. now in tribute, he flies over our news desk.

fly, blago fly. we should know exactly which of those corruption charges were overturned. and when we know, he will fly again. hackers can take control of your car while you're in it disable its engine and brakes and then steer it into a ditch. that's the latest. today, we got that in a new article from none other than "wired" magazine. one of its senior writers described how he let two researchers remotely hack a jeep cherokee while he was following. it cut the jeep's transmission. and then the drive could no longer accelerate. >> i stomped on the gas, the

jeep slowed to a crawl. >> i'm not going that fast. >> i turned in my hazard lights but i was still stuck in the right lane. >> and you had a pathetic microphone. and he said the hackers did all of this from a laptop ten miles "wired" reports it tested only on a jeep checkey.rokee. but the tech researchers say hundreds of thousands of vehicles could be at risk because they use you connect that allows people to remotely unlock their doors or turn the cars on. it's winter and you want to warm the thing up from the kitchen. a fiat spokeswoman said it is not appropriate for anybody to give how-to information to hackers. what is less appropriate for them to be able to stop your car and drive you into a ditch. trace galloway is live.

is this real? these researchers actually told chrysler about this. >> yeah they've been working with this the past nine months. today fiat chrysler released a statement that reads in part quoting here the team's responsibilities include development and implementation of cybersecurity standards for all vehicle content, including on-board and remote services. but make no mistake, this has car companies very concerned because it was only a year ago to hack into a daughter needed to have physical access to a vehicle. now, as you know they can do it wirelessly. there are estimated 500,000 vulnerable vehicles on the road. in fact the wired magazine article said that hackers have actually tapped into random cars driving down freeways in texas and california. right now, they can only control the steering wheel when the car is in reverse. but it's only a matter of time before that of course changes. >> and congress is now getting

involved which is oh so comforting. >> democratic senators ed markey of massachusetts and richard blumenthal with legislation calling for the highway traffic safety administration to set new security standards for car companies. in a statement, quoting here drivers shouldn't have to choose between being connected and connected. we need clear rules of the road to protect american families from data trackers. the last part of that statement refers to hackers collecting personal data from your vehicle. congress contacted 16 automakers who use wi-fi, bluetooth and cell services and only seven of the companies have tested their digital security system. so it appears, the hackers are a bit ahead of the car companies. >> trace, thank you. and the blago breaking news continues to pour into the fox news desk on this tuesday afternoon.

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only 13% of you think i'm a good governor well that's all of you. that's what governor rod blagojevich said back in the day in tape-recorded conversations. well they are rich they are detailed they are numerous and they got him convicted. i've got this thing and it's bleeping golden he said rod blagojevich said that's the senate seat. who's going to get it? who would pay the most? that's what he was convicted on

14 counts of corruption for. actually more than that 18 counts and he went away for 14 years. an appealing court has overturned the former governor's conviction. blago tried to sell the senate seat when president obama went to the white house. and in addition we have just learned that the appeals court has ruled he should not be out of prison while the courts take all of these new matters on. our mike tobin is getting more details. he's in the midwest news hub this afternoon. mike it's bleeping golden. >> it certainly is. it's always good to be dealing with rod blagojevich. he's two years into a 14-year sentence. the two pieces we're missing what specific charges have been essentially thrown out by the appeals court. we know his legal team started arguing, amped up arguments on

tuesday. which essentially said there has to be a quid pro quo to get a conviction in this particular case. that he was trying to sell a senate seat vacated by senator barack obama. you know how that went ultimately 18 counts. the first trial, he got convicted. one charge of lying to the fbi. the second trial, they got him on 17 additional charges. some of those involved lying to the fbi. some of those involved wire transfer. and some involved extortion. the blago legal team said this was ultimately political horse trading. and they made that in the absence of quid pro quo. that was the back bone of their argument. now, we know that the appeals court has essentially said that some of those charges will not stand, but not all of them because they said that blagojevich will not go free. he's been in prison two years.

at least what has been reported by media sources that famous mane of hair has now turned gray without access to hair dye. >> what happens next mike? >> well we're going to find out the rest of details and trying to round up the legal team to get the latest information. i'm on it shep. >> he said i do not believe there's any cloud that hangs over me. that was in 2008 when they were recording him. he said do you want to record me? go ahead. well they recorded him. and mercedes colin joins us now on blago. >> the circuit, very conservative. >> they never overturn anything. >> they don't.

especially when there's so much overwhelming evidence especially with the recordings. that's probably one of the reasons why the judges decided that there has to be -- remanded for a new trial. because it has to be evidentiary issues that he was deprived of due process through the rulings by the judge. >> he once said we will meet our challenges head on and we will do it by the politics of mediocrity and corruption. mercedes he did not. >> no it's a amazing. especially with blagojevich the way he did this he did not list ton anything. frankly, one of the things that's going to stick, they are not going to overturn the issues of him lying to federal officials. that would be a five-year sentence. >> that would be impossible to overturn. he did lie. a judge and jury saw it and that's that. >> there's really noevidentiary

issues. >> is there a chance that some of his years behind prison will be knocked off? >> possibly. with the sentencing it's pretty extensive. five years for the lying. that's probably going to stick. with the others, multiple koungtscounts of extortion and bribery. >> on being under investigation, our blago once said and i quote, you got to be careful how you express that and assume everybody's listening. the whole world is listening, you hear me? oh we heard you. mike tobin with more breaking developments on this matter. 3450ik mike what have you learned? >> convictions on counts 6, 25 26 i'm trying to find out what the counts are the sentence said for those specific counts is vacated. it's remanded for retrial on the

vacated counts. the counts on which the conviction still stands the sentence remains in place. it says blagojevich is not entitled to be released pending these further proceedings. he's still going to remain behind bars. it looks like he's entitled to a new trial if the conviction is vacated but he's not going anywhere in the short term. >> well we're working to find out what those convictions were. mercedes it's your supposition, or you supposed it's not those lying charges? >> no those are severe certainly. >> and he tried to sell the senate seat. he asked for $50,000 once for a children's hospital it was alleged. there was a lot of chicago going on. a lot of illinois'ing going on. >> 482 political officials in chicago at the time. it's unbelievable. >> we so enjoyed listening to him over time.

it's one thing to read his quotes. it's another thing to hear blago say them himself. while we figure out what each of those counts was, listen list. >> gridlock [ bleep ] off speaker potential impeachment and a [ bleep ] who is all i've got this thing and it's blf blf [ bleep ] golden. i busted me something is in my head that -- i could be and i could end up still. they delivered pizza somewhere and that's where my destiny is, right? >> our blago as recorded on tape. mercedes there were two different trials we know the

convictions on 5, 6, 22 23 are vacated. what i have here is count one through 20. count 5 was wire fraud related to the senate seat. count 6 is wire fraud related to the senate seat. frankly counts 2 through 7 were wire frauds related to the senate seat and they were all guilty. so our blago has been found -- the guilty verdict was overturned on five counts. we're trying to find out what those were. >> it's the selling of the senate seat. that's basically what the judges have said. it has to be the evidentiary rulings that the judge allowed the tape recordings to come in. that's probably one of the reasons why. it's usually evidence. it's either ineffective counsel. that's never -- although it has, it's never happened in the rulings by the judges. and that's keying in on the tape recordings. >> i'm told we're about to get clarity on what each of these

counts means. and whether it means whether our blago will be getting out of jail. if he does we want him to come here. meanwhile, the president speaking about the iran deal. how that went.

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sure they'll support this agreement. congress has 60 days to review it. president obama says he will veto any attempts to block the deal. and analysts say it would be very tough to override that veto. and besides, the rest of the world is not changes its stance on this. everybody else has moved on frankly, this is over. at any rate defense secretary carter met with president benjamin netanyahu but they got off to a confusing start. >> i'd like to do it. if you gentlemen want, we can come back. thank you. >> oh i think they wanted a brief handshake. >> it's the hug that almost was. awkward. the u.s. defense officials says there was confusion on both sides about whether the two would speak or apparently hug or chest bump. i don't know what was going on

there. the israeli website deciding a source who claims that the united states and the two men not address reporters. >> awkward. well shepp, you know secretary charter and president netanyahu been make any comments later. but a few hours later, netanyahu made his feelings clear. >> now, we're told that no feelings that this is a bad deal and today we're told that the support is bad news well that's just not true. >> now he called it an historic mistake. he said he told secretary carter that it threatened not only the middle east but the entire world. the defense secretary said that basically they had a, quote, good discussion. >> prime minister made it quite

clear that he disagreed with us with respect to the nuclear deal in iran. but friends can days agree. >> now, he also said that the u.s. and israel will continue working together to counter iranian influence in the region. and defense officials said that netanyahu wasn't upset or angry but that he felt passionately. >> and iran hard-liners don't like it either. >> today, they're talking about it. essentially iran's parliament has the opportunity of an opportunity to reject the deal. take a look at this video, here you see him presenting the text to parliament speaker there. listen how he seems to speak directly to iran's critics of the deal. >> translator: the deal is a horrible nightmare for netanyahu and american hard-liners. not only islamophobia and shia phobia plots have been exposed as one but also because all

infrastructure of iran's nuclear program will remain in place. >> and iranian lawmaker according to the associated press said iran's parliament will need 60 days. >> because why not. ambassador dennis ross a fox news contributor, former senior director of national security counsel and served to president obama and special adviser to former secretary of state hillary clinton and adviser in the middle east for decades dating back to the reagan administration. mr. ambassador thank you. where are we now? >> well i think you're at the point where congress is beginning to review it. secretary carter went to israel. he's going on to saudi arabia to address the concerns of those in the region. he'll focus not just on the nuclear implications of the deal but also when sanctions are relieved iran will be in a position where it gets a pretty large windfall and they're concerned what about it means in

terms of the region. but thing we have concerns in the region about perhaps immediately in the area. we have concerns here about what the deal does and what the deal doesn't do. i think the administration is going to make its case in terms of how it's 15 years. and many who question the deal will say what happens after those 15 years. >> of course it doesn't really matter does it? china and russia have moved on. they're going to do what they do the sanctions have all come back. they've made it perfectly clear. >> well it matters if iranians violate the deal because it they violate the deal in a significant way, then the sanctions snap back in. now, the real question i think that many raise, includeing ourselves, what happens with smaller times of violation? how do you ensure that consequences that are clear for smaller violations and how do you build it over time?

because at the end of 15 years, iran will be official nuclear state. how do you ensure that they can't move from a threshold status to a weapons status? i think the more the administration deals with those kind of questions the more it will deal with those questions. >> ambassador ross thank you so much. we still have breaking news out of a federal prison. it's a bleepin' golden day on planet blago. we're trying to find out which charges have been vacated. and if he flies over our news desk we'll bring it to you. live after this. ur insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance

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mike. >> well talking about the vacating of five different counts. we'll get into details on those counts. two of them, 5 and 6 are wire fraud counts. it has to deal with trying to move the money around. you got two counts of extortion vacated. and one was conspiracy. and it looks like looking at the language in the indictment itself the original indictment that that was the conspiracy to sell the seat then vacated by senator barack obama when he went on to become president. you saw some of the language. it does not necessarily mean he's going to be out of prison but those particular charge vacated and sent over for a new trial. it doesn't necessarily mean a new trial is going to take place. patrick fitzgerald has district attorney for the northern district of illinois at the time. now it's jack fardon who is the prosecutor for -- the government's prosecutor for the northern district of illinois which encompasses chicago. it ultimately will be his call

if he wants to proceed with a third trial against blagojevich for the charges that have been vacated, according to some of the language that we have seen thus far. there have been some experts who have weighed in indicating that they don't think that fardon will be interested in doing that. particularly as you see blagojevich has two years into what was a 14-year sentence. >> mike thanks. according to the reporting of the chicago tribune, if prosecutors elect to keep the counts that were thrown out on appeal. then the court should proceed to resentencing. mercedes colwyn talks as legal analyst with us. >> so far, you look at the counts eliminated. you still have count 24 which is the false statement that we talked about before the break. that carries a five-year sentence so that will stay in place. as well as other counts. what happens is there will be a recalibration of the sentencing. the judge will say, listen, you were sentenced to 14 years, here

the counts. you look at the guidelines with the sentencing guidelines racketeering conspiracy, 20 years. most of those -- that's been gutted. the bribery charge has been gutted. you're looking at counts within the water fraud. it's a mixed bag. >> but is it golden or something less than that. >> it's bleepin' golden for him. this man has how many r how many lives now? he had two trials and the second circuit. doesn't overturn convictions. he may have time served which is extraordinary. >> you think? >> could be. because depending on what the judge rules on. you have only got one charge for -- >> mike do we know when the judge is going to make that decision? >> no. i don't have it right now. i don't have it just yet. >> we don't have that either. we're waiting for that. the nature of breaking news. it is sunny today and he said i will fight and i will fight and

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125 originals for $6 million u.s. and the remaining were worth about $11 million. some of the artists were included kibachi and zong who painted landscapes and lotus flowers. the jig was up when an employee noticed what was going on. he said on his first day at work he noticed there were other fakes already hanging. then he also noticed his own things were stolen and replaced with worse fake. he told a court the works were terribly bad. that of the replacement paintings. who knows how long it was going on. >> it was fine for him to do it if others were doing it like jumping off the bridge. >> who knows. he might have even been stealing fake ones could have gone a whole long line of -- >> the moral here china bad.

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he may get out of prison early. has been vacated. some of the charges against him five of the 18 have been knocked away. they'll either retrial or reduce the sentence. new deal as we get it. >> and on this day in 1990 rock stars put on an epic concert amid the wreckage of the berlin wall just months after it came down. ♪ just another brick in the wall ♪ >> pink floyd's lead singer performed "the wall" with stars including cyndi lauper joan any mitchell and van morrison. they slept the land for land

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