policed by iran sir. that could be the beginning. it is underway right now. we got to roll. "happening now" starts now. >> we will see you back tomorrow, everybody. have a good day. but we have no water balloons here. after surging to the top of the polls with tough and controversial talk donald trump heads to the border for a tour but a group of border control agents said they will not be seen with him. i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. the officers say the borded is not secure according to their opinion from what they see but they also say they don't want to be seen endorsing a candidate for office. mike emanuel is full following

this. >> reporter: donald trump is on his way to look at the border himself. trump tweeted quote getting ready to lift off for laredo will land at 1 p.m. should be exciting and informative. he offered this preview last night: >> i am going to the border and the border patrols want me there. these are tremendous, strong people who want to do their job and they are not allowed. i want people to come in legally. >> reporter: hector garza said quote after careful thought and talking to the council at the national level it has been decided by local 2455 to pull out of all events.

one trump and rick perry have had many talkconfrontations. >> one bit of adviceould give to mr. trump as he knows to texas is to recognize the fact it is not the state of texas or any state's responsibility to be securing the border. >> reporter: trump is threatening to run as a third party candidate if he doesn't win the gop nomination. he told the hill so many people want him to do so and he will have to see how he is being treated by the rnc. >> if donald trump decided to run as a third party candidate how do you think it would affect

the presidential race? our live chat is up and running. now to a potential new obsu obstacle for one republican running for the white house. we have scott walker louisiana governor bobby jindel ohio governor john kasich and from new jersey governor chris christie and chris christie is the one who could be in trouble as lawmakers introduce a bill requiring him, and other future garden state governors to resign from office if they seek the presidency. several states have limited to run design laws but no others like this new jersey measure. let's get reaction from two men who worked with governor. karl rove and joe trippi are

here. both are fox news contributors. what do you think about this joe? politics or is it fair? >> it is not fair. whether it is politics or not, that is certainly what it is going to look like. look new jersey wants to do this that is fine but they should not change the rules in the middle of an election. this law wasn't in place when he decided to run and they should not change the rules in the middle of it. if this was about future governors, whether i like the law or not, i think it is not political. but this clearly is aimed i think at politics. the fact is christie is probably going to veto it if it passes. it is more about embarrass him than actually challenging and changing the law for good

reason. >> the claim is we are talking about new jersey, the sitting governor of new jersey requires security when travelling and the taxpayers of new jersey pay for that. if he's traveling on a presidential campaign they say that is not fair. >> i have to admit there is a thorny question and the laws provide the governor of each state has security and that security travels with them all of the time or only when they are on official business? i admit and understand why people sometimes are concerned about security with a governor with they go to campaign for office has bill clinton did when he ran for president or when they go to political meetings like martin o'malley did as chairman of the governor's association. joe is absolutely right.

this is all about embarrassment. let's go back to 1912. do you think the new jersey legislature would have been considering this bill when governor woodrow wilson was running? joe is right. this is about embarrassing christie. they want to pass it and want him to veto it and they'll scream and shout but it will not amount to much. >> it is a reflection many democrats are scared of chris christie. a guy who won in a very blue state. >> i don't think it is that so much as the animosity that developed between the governor and the state. it is about embarrass him in new jersey and messing up his run, i think, more than a fear of him.

look, again resign to run laws you know, a state may want to do that but i think it is clear this was political because of it being you know retro active and aimed at christie instead of the future. >> they say they would expect the governor to veto it if passed but they say they want to create a discussion and bring attention to the issues they are bringing up in the bill. if your previous loss george w. bush had this thing in place he had have had to resign to run for the white house. aren't most states proud of their governor running for president? >> this thing makes the sponsors of the bill feel good. but is going to do christie good because whether it is accurate or not christie is going to say on the campaign trail democrats

are afraid of me and he is going to be able to portray himself as victim of a dirty political trick. if they were interested in stopping christie they should have done it several sessions ago and not changed the rules in the middle of the game. they are going to help him not hurt him. gives jill and i a good thing to do and fill in time with you. but in the greater scheme of things this is largely not having consequences. >> make it apply to future gern governors but why tack it on to the guy in office right now. >> that is the point and what makes it political. but karl was talking about this, and we have been out there with presidential candidates.

there does have to be a look at how we protect presidential candidates particularly some of the guys not in office that don't have any protection. it is crazy to make that an issue in this election cycle i think is a huge mistake. the country needs to think about how we protect candidates who decide to run for president. >> especially when we saw what happened to the military centers in chattanooga. >> exactly. >> joe trippi karl rove, thank you both. >> thank you, jon. new action on capitol hill over the iran deal as the senate relation committee is holding a hearing with john kerry and admin administrators are in the hot. james rosen is live.

>> reporter: this morning of the public meeting marks the most public sales pitch by the administration. secretary of state john kerry and energy secretary and treasury secretary facing questions early on. and bob corker told them flat out i believe you have been policed by the iranians. and corker said taking the situation in which the iran was the puryea and you made the united states that example. >> we began with a country with a rogue nation with a boot on its neck and our goal was to dismantle their program. we ended up in a situation where the deal on the table codifies the industrialization of their

nuclear program. >> reporter: in the nine days since iran the united states and five other world powers announced the deal for sanctions relief and inspections and other steps to curb the program, kerry and others down have argued this was the best that could be achieved while keeping partners like russia on board and one that closes off pathways for a nuclear weapon for at least 10-15 years. britain france and germany signed off on the deal and added they are not dumb. >> they are experts, everyone of them in nuclear technology radification verification and smart people who spent a life time on this. -- ratification -- >> reporter: the deal is not believed to have opponents having the votes necessary to override a presidential veto.

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right now crime stories we are following. police in oklahoma discover five people stabbed to death inside a home near tulsa. investigators found two children rngs one in critical condition, and one unharmed and two teenagers are in custody now.

an officer in california was shot and killed and his partner returned fire hitting the suspect who is now in the hospital recovering. nearly three decades after the death of the u.s. protester in chile the man accuse of killing him is facing charges. seven co-workers doused the man and set him on fire during a street demonstration in 1986 and rojas died four days later from the injuries. a spokesman for norad con firming the audioodd ood odd audio clip here to intercept the bombers. >> reporter: these are long

range bombers that would carry nuclear weapons. tu-95 turbo bombs commonly called a russian bear bomber. they were flying not only close to california but very close to alaska on july 4th. 39 miles from california is where they were intercepted and this is the quote from the transmission to the bomber and plane. good morning american pilots. we are here to greet you on the fourth of july independence day. there was another incident about the same time in alaska in what is called the alaska air defense identification zone. that is the area if there is a

plane flying in we will come intercept it. it is important to note the bombers didn't go in u.s. air space. about the same time this was going on on july 4th there was another communication from the russian russians to the united states and that was vladimer putin calling the president and wishing him a happy fourth of july. whu put into perspective the way vladimer putin has been positioning russia numbers really tell the story. in 2014 ten times u.s. fighter jets were scrambled to intercept bombers near alaska and a hundred time in europe. that is two to three times the number of incidents in 2013.

this is the largest and most aggressive action by the russians we have seen since the break up of the soviet union in 1991. >> thank you, leland. who is more dangerous? isis or al-qaeda? details on the surprising answer. plus showing up on announced. ash carter makes a surprise stop in baghdad. how he is spending his day there.

dozens of people have gone to isis. it is hard to track because they range from 18-62 of people going over to join up. i think we have a reasonable

handle on that. they are inevitable coming back if they survive and that is more worrisome. >> that is the age frame they are looking at for americans joining the fight. that is james comey talking the the crowd responding to asking how they compare to al-qaeda. they are encouraging those who can't travel to the middle east to kill where they are. comey arrested a significant number of people in the last several weeks including several we heard about in front of testimony. he said those individuals were planning attacks related to the fourth of july holiday. ash carter making a surprise visit to iraq. one of the countries isis has a strong foothold in. it is his first time visiting

the country since taking the head of the pentagon while meeting with commanders and leaders on the fluid situation. john huddy is live with more. >> reporter: in this visit to baghdad his first since becoming the secretary secretary carter reaffirpms come united states' commitment. this is a good will visit somewhat. secretary carter was critical of iraqi forces in may saying they lack the quote unquote will to fight when retreating from ramadi. he had a different tone today underscoring the united states' commitment to training troop and

fighting isis with ongoing airstrikes that continued today and will continue in the future has -- as the united states keeps helping. isis was a topic of conversation when secretary carter visited nearby countries. but the iran nuclear deal dominated the conversation. the saudi arabian king and defense minister support the iran deal but have raised concerns about iran's involvement in the middle east region and this of course is great concern for israel. secretary carter started his middle east visit with a two-day trip here in israel and met with the defense minister and prime

minister benjamin netanyahu. secretary carter said the purpose of the visit wasn't to persuade israeli leaders to support the agreement but instead to confirm the u.s. support of israel's military defense and security. while friends can agree to disagree there is no disagreement on the objective and that is to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. and that is something that all of the officials and leaders that secretary carter has met with during his middle east visit and tour have all agreed upon that iran needs to be prevented from acquiring a nuclear weapon or weapons. it has been a very busy day for the secretary of defense. >> we all agree on that. big story breaking this week. you likely heard of it already. how hackers took over a jeep

from their laptop exposing what they say could happen with chrysler vehicles and this is raising scary scenario about what else is at risk. are eelectric -- electronic electronicserate a risk of being hacked? and u.s. sales of cars are at an all-time hike. what is causing the surge?

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reaction coming into claims that the dashcam video showing the arrest of sandra bland might have been altered. and what the sales stats on the housing housing housing market means for the economy. and what happened when a man thought she saw the king of the jungle roaming through this neighborhood. we are learning new chrysler models like jeeps, are vulnerable to hacking. our guest next said this point do is a new worry of not someone hijacking it but holding them for ransom. we have something designed

called ransom wear. what is that? >> you can get it information at semantic.com/threatreport. you can go in and hold either a computer or smart device ransom and unless you pay me i wipe everything off of your product. police to consumer to government have been vulnerable. >> who is the most vulnerable to this? >> anyone with no protection. and it is behavior. it is people who click on things they should not do. opening e-mails they should not open. we talked about fishing e-mails and clicking on links you should not. and cars were never designed to have fire walls in case and not to authenticate it.

the car industry is 20 years behind the health care industry. >> talk us back through the ransom wear part of this. we saw video from wired that did the story of the jeep getting hijacked. it is my understanding it is encryption and my understanding of encryption is limited admit admitted admittedingly. if someone uses encryption they are the only ones that know the answer. is that true? >> here is how it would work with a car. cars are mobile computers. you can access them wirelessly and the hacking incident and what you showed was that cars can be hijacked because it is a computer. it means i can introduce malware into the computer because there is nothing to stop it and it can take control of the operating system and hold it for hostage. you have an $80,000 luxury car with bells and whistles and i say unless i get $2-$5,000 from

you you will never start the car again. i will disable it wipe it out, or maybe turn it off while you have going down the road. >> what options do we have? do you call the police? >> it is like anything else. any time they say there is a security update rule number one apply it. the automakers are scrambling to get consumers to put on a usb stick or go into the dealer and they will download the patch. but that is the patch for today. what about tomorrow or the year after? it will take two or three years to get the proper security in place to prevent this from happening. this is something that is not new. these guys new about this for year. >> i am curious how we solve this issue and whether or not we turn the law -- is that

something you and i talked about a lot? making sure legislation keeps up with the new threats. i wonder if it is about the free market and companies presenting to the consumer you will pay the price and we will protect you from ransom wear and other things. what do you think is the right path? >> if you remember, two years ago almost to the date, we talked about if al-qaeda could hack your car and people ridiculed me saying that is fear mongering. you go through litigation legislation, or regulation. does the free market serve a purpose? the problem is if they know about it they can do something about it. will it add to the cost of the car? it does. but if you don't there is going

to be a lawsuit and they will have to address hundreds of thousands of millions of cars. it will be bigger than it is now. >> and you don't want your car to turn off in 70 mile per hour traffic which is what happened to the gentlemen who did the interview for wire magazine. we ended that interview two years ago talking if he all drove '68 cameros we would not have this issue. maybe that is the solution? >> i still have my 2000 camero so maybe. you pay a price when you connect things to the internet that were not designed to do such. a car is nothing more than a mobile computer. anything i can do to your laptop or desktop week -- we can do to a car. >> thank you for coming in. >> it is always bad news.

>> we will remember not to click on everything. we appreciate it morgan. thank you. >> okay. thank you. i think you just boosted the market price of a '68 camero. today is considered one of the busiest days of the year for corporate earnings with result coming in from the 2nd quarter. we are live from new york with lauren. >> reporter: i have the highlights of a tenth of the company results. it affects your 401-k and other inves vestments. american express feeling the affects and sayres down 3%. caterpillar caterpillar stung bye week -- weakness. and general motors is selling

lots of luxury cars in china and here in the u.s. suv and trucks are flying off the lots with shares up 6%. under armor raising its full year outlook. that is a winner with shares at a record high. i think jordan spieth might have something to do with that. tonight we hear from starbucks, amazon and fewer americans filing for jobless benefits. 255,000 last week. best level since 1973. and home prices? we learned yesterday the sales of previously sold homes in june rose to the best rates in eight years and pricing hitting an all-time high. the nasdaq is hanging on it is up. the dow is down some investors nervous they might be staying out of the stalk market and perhaps considering their homes their best investment jon.

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relations committee. senator mark rubio questions the secretary of state john kerry right now. let's listen in. >> there was a perception created among my colleagues and boat sides of the aisle we were pressing for any time inspections. then the snap back sanctions are hollow. we have this complicated 24-day arbitration process iran will test and exploit over and over. they know once the international sanctions are gone they will be impossible to snap back as the iranian counter part bragged once the structure of the sanction collapse it will be impossible to reconstruct it. he bragged that incremental violations of the agreement will not be rosprosecuted. iran will keep the money up front and allowed to continue to

develop icbms that know only one purpose and that is nuclear warfare. all of the promises about never pursuing a weapon is revealed as a lie when they are developing a long range rocket capable of reaching this very room. there is only one reason to develop the rockets and that is to put a nuclear war head on them. it allows the arms embargo to end and this provides possibly hundreds of billions to a regime that according to the director of national intelligence directly threatens the united states and allies. and nothing holds the regime accountable for violations of human rights. i know you said you brought up the american host ageages and i think we thank you for that but for the families who are

detained in iran this deal brought no new information regarding their loved ones whereabouts and does nothing for the washington post reporter whose brother is here in the room. you met and negotiated with an iranian official who when pressed on the case lied to the world saying we don't jail people on their opinion. it does nothing for the marine soldier who said secretary john kerry sits politely with the iran iranians. the only helps the country execute people who mate israel and want to spread mayhem

throughout the middle east. i don't fault you for trying striking a deal with iran. i don't. i do fault the president for striking a terrible deal with iran. i hope enough of my democratic colleagues can be persuaded to vote against this. even if this bill does pass the iran deal should know this is your deal and the administration deals. and the next president is under no moral obligation to live up to it. the majority of members in congress don't support this deal and the deal could go away on the day president obama leaves office. in that realm, i wanted to ask about this: if you today are a company that after the deal is signed go into iran and build a manufactureing facility and the

next president of the united states lifts the waiver or iran violates the deal do the sanctions apply against that facility moving forward? if a company goes into iran now after this deal builds a manufacturing facility of any kind, building car batteries, and iran violated the deal, and the sanctions kick back in will that facility be able to continue to operate without facing sanctions? >> senator, if a company goes in to do business with iran while the sanctions are lifting that is permitted. if iran violates the deal and sanctions snap back they would not be able to continue. >> so realize it is important for companies anywhere in the world to know that whatever investment may make in iran they are risking and betting on the hope that iran never violates the deal and they are hoping that the next president of the

united states does not reimpose u.s. congressional sanctions by which they would become a sanctions entity. i have one more question. there is a section titled nuclear security. and it states those who worked out the deal with working with iran on the guidelines and best practice and there is a provision allowing work shops to strengthen iran's ability to respond to threats and physical protection systems. here is my question. if israel decides it doesn't like this deal and wants to sabotage the iranian nuclear facility, does this deal that we have just signed obligate us to help iran defend itself against israeli sabotage or the sabotage of any other country in the

world? >> i believe that refers to things like physical security and safeguards. all of our options and those of our allies and friends remain in place. >> i guess that is my point. if israel conducts an airstrike against a physical facility does this deal the way i read it, help iran protect and respond to that threat? >> no. >> it does not? >> the purpose of that is to be able to have longer term guarantees as we enter the world in which cyber warfare is increasingly a concern for everybody that if you are going to have a nuclear capacities we clearly want to be able to make sure those are adequately protected and i can assure you we will cord coordinate in every

way. >> are we obligated to them defend themselves against israeli aic -- attacks? >> no we will coordinate closely are israel. >> that is not how i read this. >> i don't see any way possible we will be in conflict with israel with respect to what we want to do there. i do think, i listened to your long list of objections but there is no alternative that you or anybody else wereproprosed. >> i sure have. >> i am confidant the next president of the united states if this is being implemented they will not just -- >> withering questions and

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projects and civil aviation cooperation, assistant in iran's economic and social develop all of that was offered by president bush june 12th 2008 but didn't happen happen. >> you are sort of fill bustering here. the one element they left out was allowing them to enrich. so if i could -- >> senator menendez? >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me start off saying i appreciate the enormous work you have been in pursuit of and i think no one would want to be applauding you more than i who have been falling iran since coming into the office 20 years ago. one of the office of the sanction regime recognizing to bring iran to the table. however, i am concerned that the

deal inshrines the assistance of assisting iran with complete enrich enrichment. i understand it is subject to investigations but i think it fails to appreciate iran's history of deception in its nuclear program and violation of the mpt and it will in the long run make it harded to demonstrate iran's program is not being used for peaceful purpose because iran will have legit reasons for the centrifuges and enrichment and we will have to demonstrate the dual usage. >> questions secretary john kerry on the iran deal.

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jon: see you back here in an hour. jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today, andrea tantaros host of "kennedy" on fox business kennedy also from fbn, elizabeth macdonald and today's #oneluckyguy we welcome back the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor john bolton. and he is outnumbered. welcome, sir. >> glad to be here. glad to be here. >> kennedy giving you appropriate -- >> you made moustaches cool by the way. >> thank you. happy to take credit for that although tom selleck might dispute it. >> but that is coming back. but you did make it cool. >> it's a busy news day. we want to get