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clock battle. >> and no one was to it be in the museum. nlong mystery of a crime unsolved and new video taken before the museum heist when paintings vanished into the night. it is all "happening now". >> but we begin on this friday with the debate in cleveland looking like a contact spot. sharp elbow ands verbal punches with the republican nomination at stake. >> i think a contact sport would be more fun. they should consider that. >> they should have shoulder pads and helmets. >> i am jenna lee, and they were all smiles after the debate. they blasted the president, democrats and each other. carl cameron was there and

feeling the energy in the spin room last night. there is a difference when you watch it on television and you are there live in person to sense the feel after the debate, how would you describe that. >> reporter: it was a great debate. the questions were tough and the answers were revealing. donald trump was booed as the only one who would not rule out running as a independent. and then he got testy with megyn kelliy when she asked about the way he referred to women in the past. >> you called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. >> what i say and oftentimes it is fun and kidding and we have a good time. what i say is what i say, and honestly megyn, if approximate you don't like it, i'm sorry. i have been nice to it me

although i have been nice to you. >> some of the moderators had a number of lines that the supporters had to be pleased about. he called politicians stupid and done make any major gaffes. ohio kasich got a hometown welcome. and he's only been in the race three and half weeks. and another candidate getting strong reviews, florida senator rubio showed a strong command of policy and able to wea ve the immigrant. and jeb bush defended his conservativism and had a no hits or runs type of evening. this weekend is the red state convention down in atlanta. jeb for his part will go to new

hampshire, the first nation primaryitate and they will talk about how great the debate was for all of them. jenna. >> thank you. >> and so there was plenty of electricity on stage last night. looking at the winners and losers, nina easton is senior editor of fortune magga zone and a fox contributor. and tim carne from the examiner. welcome to you. no surprise nina, donald trump said everybody thinks i won. did he? >> first of all at the out set it was a great debate. and this is no small feat and the credit goes to the three fox news moderators because you had ten people on stage and this should have been like watching paint feel. it was entertaining and the

first question to trump running as an independent if he didn't get the nomination and the way they let pairs of candidates go at it over important issues. it was incredible feat on part of the moderators and in terms of donald trump. i mean, he came off as donald trump. he also put out a lot of fodder for anybody who wants to attack him. and so there was obviously the saying he would run as an independent got republicans upset, but the other thing long rift where he boasted about how his campaign critics to democrats and republicans bought influence. oh, hillary clinton had to come to my wedding because i contributed to the clinton foundation. that didn't reflect well on him. >> that's the kind of thing that people don't like in politics. money buys influence.

even if it is his personal money and piggy bank to contributions to clinton contribution. people don't like that. >> no, they don't. you saw in the first and second debate. ted cruz, or other event carle talked about the corrupting influence of lobbying and ted cruz calls the washington cartel or washington machine. and it was a small and important theme. not only battling against washington but the influence against big money. republicans say it is big business and getting in bed with big government. that was a notable change i saw from 4 and 8 years ago. >> we often have the post

discussion. did anyone lose points? >> i will talk about one winner in terms of leaders, it was not a good night for jeb bush. he didn't stand out, he was not charrismatic and it was not a good night for him. one other winner was carli forrinna. she came off as smart, sharp and articulate and i know that she does do that. she's the only woman in the race and yet not much name recognition and had trouble breaking out of the pack. she broke out of the pact and google numbers are showing that people are getting on line and checking her out. and they are searching her. she peaked the intf a lot of people and not to categor otherwise her as a vp candidate. if you want one that is an attack doc. she is good.

and she took after donald trump and hillary clinton in sophisticated ways. >> she went after donald trump and he was not even on the stage in the first debate. >> no, but she got at him and his weak point among the republican base and reports by robert costa that the clintons called him and encouraged him to run and certainly doesn't make his race look good among conservatives. a lot of things about trump a pole to the conservative base. and his response to megyn kelliy, look, i will not apologize for everything i say. this is what people are upset if you say the wrong word or like the wrong person you are supposed to apologize. and that aspect of trump that is well liked and his former dalliance with the clintons is a weakness and why she hit hem there and was sharp. >> he said afterwards, that the

moderators were mean to him. nina, how does this play if you are a billionaire? poor donald trump, they were mean to everybody. they took out after whether it was christie's record in new jersey, or the nsa with rand paul. you know, they found weak points in every candidate and asked tough questions. if you can't stand up to chris walls and bret baier and megyn kelliy, how will you stand up to vladimar putin? >> a good point and people ought to think about it. >> thank you very much. >> thanks. >> we also want to hear from you who won the debate last night. did anyone lose? go to fox news.comslash "happening now". >> and republicans fight each other in the debate. hillary clinton was busy

visiting donors in california. her staff is watching the group of the republican. and it was an exciting place to be. >> can i say at the top. plose don't be mean to me. >> i never say that. >> you had an interesting perspective on what happened. how do you sum up the clinton camp? >> they felt it was a clown card and 17 candidates. they thought it was a pretty good exchange of ideas and first time in a long time, i heard the clinton campaign saying fox did a good job. they felt the moderators were pushing the candidates but asking about issues. one quick example. one of clinton's staffers found it interesting that chris wallace asked about hillary clinton's economic plan and felt it was characterized fairly and the republicans never pivoted to

their own plans. maybe they were saying there is a lot of noise to discuss. but she is focusing on the economic plan and the republicans never say are they creating taxes or cutting? >> and you mentioned the e-mail server. and i am curious about this. while you are at the campaign headquarters and hillary clinton is hanging out with kim kardashian and doing a fundraiser. have you heard whether or not her drop in the polls impact the money? >> no, they seem to be staying home with clinton. and the selfie with kim kardashian and hollywood stars will go to the democratic party and front runner. >> this is the party you beat approximate. and so now you are following every single kardashian. >> i am trying to keep up with

the kardashians actually. >> what i found fascinating that the clinton folks were critiquing in real time how the republicans. on jeb bush, jim paul some days she is concerned that jeb bush is the nom no, he's really on. and other days i am concerned he is not. she thinks he's boatable. and the clinton camp said we want him to be the nominee. >> and hillary clinton will participate in debates with the other democratic presidential candidates. and that was the news yesterday and concerns raised by other democratic candidates, why is this starting in october? why is there any sort of issue about this? >> some republicans upset with fox and rnc because the party has influence and the democratic

national committee has vast influence about the debates and only have six in total. but the key is, only four democratic debates before the iwan and new hampshire. fox debate last night. and clash of ideas. two debates and tough questions x. people mixing it up x. meanwhile, hillary clinton is going to escape for two more months and midoctober. >> does that really matter? >> it does. martin o'malley is upset. he's one percent. and the front runner gets hits and newt gingrich can and others raise up. it impacts the race. and this may be protecting hillary clinton. number one; democrats are worried about hillary clinton not taking questions from the media. and also not doing debates until later because she will not get in fighting shape.

one reason barak obama was so tough he had a brutal campaign against hillary clinton. that made him a better candidate. >> and i promise not to be mean, if kim kardashian got a selfie with hillary clinton. how far away are you? >> i just want to interview her. >> you think she will do interviews like with you and others? >> i feel it coming. >> i do, too. >> and you are really noise. -- nice. >> thank you. >> you are nice. i thought he wanted a selfie with kim kardashian. >> he might prefer that. we'll talk to him in commercial. >> two top democrats on hillary clinton will not support the nuclear deal in iran. what it means for the president's fight to get it approved in congress. wildfires torches everything in

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development. >> he is subject to the united nation's travel ban and this travel ban requires all states to prohibit him from traveling to their nation and the only exception to that if the iran sanction's committee grants an exception. >> which they didn't. according to western sources, he a ratified on friday on iran flight 5130 and departed three days before secretary of state john kerry testified about the nuclear deal. >> under the united states initiative he will never be relieved of any sanctions. >> in moscow, he met with president vladimar putin and the defense minister. this comes as a u.s. arms

embargo against iran is slated to be lifted. he is blamed for the death of 500 americans in iraq. he was designated as a terrorist by the u.s. in 2005. >> he is responsible for killing many americans and the last two years that i was here. mostly came from his surrogates and not sun ni or al-qaeda. >> the issue came up in the debate approximate. >> he's directly responsible for the murder of 500 servicemen in iraq and part of the iran deal was lifting the sanctions on the general. the day he flew back from moscow to iran was the day that we believed that russia used the cyber warfare against the joint chiefs. >> reporter: he is feeling less constrained despite assurances from secretary kerry and others

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>> california governor jerry brown visiting the crews fighting the wildfires in california. and thanking them for their hard work and the governor makes a case for climate change. the message is clear. california is burning, what the hell are you going to do about it? it is not just california but extreme weather events in the world. it is not a game of politics. but it is a threat to our

well-being and life. at least come up with a response. this transcended one party or another. this is about human beings and our children and future. >> governor brown saying greenhouse gases a issue. he is seeking to have policies outside of the state, john. >> five people injured in southeast alabama after a tornado hit a gas station and shopping center and caused heavy damage. witnesses say a walmart store's roof partially collapsed. it happen 50 miles outside of monmontgomery. >> and in dc, the feds consider raising interest rates. the american. ears had 215000 jobs last month. the relatively tronning report

could move the federal reserve close tore hiking rates depending on what this month looks like. and john, there is always questions about the unemployment rate which we will fix the screen on, that is not great. >> it would be great if unemployment was at 3.5 percent. >> the real unemployment rate is higher. >> and another hacking incident raising concern about the security in the skies and personal information and they collect a lot of it from you when you fly. the breach of sabre that handles passengers on hundreds of airlines. experts think it is the same group that hacked in united's system and the u.s. government. here's more from fox business. joe? >> reporter: there is concern and sabre told fox business this

has happen. they had this is the information. we learned of a cyber security incident and conducting an investigation into it now. we are not aware it has compromised sensitive information and credit card data and identifiable information. but the investigation is ongoing now. sabre has a direct link to american airlines and they say there is no breach in the american airline's sight. if you are a customer you don't need to be worried yet. there is no evidence of a breach to the one of u.s. personal management and no evidence that customer data was compromised. it is an ongoing concern for many of the country's top companies and airlines and governments we saw the cyber

attack back in february and june and united that hack was attributed to hackers in china. >> so if they went after, nighted airs, second largest in the country and american airlines which now after the merger with continental and u.s. air, largest airline in the country, they are covering a lot of the flights. and if you match up the information, you have a lot of potentially damaging information. >> that information could be used in financial fraud, and identity theft. and the information to reconstruct a fake john scott or jo lone kent is easy among the state actors who are hackers and nonstate hackers. >> scary stuff. >> thank you. >> and the first gop debate is

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blog and website. johnathon is in atlanta and will cover the story for us as well. >> reporter: between last night's debate and this week's red state gaerthing, there was not much sleep. the candidates are addressing a multitude of issues before the conservative and republican activist. >> we'll not be apologieapologi >> and let me tell you you, if you don't have to apologize for it in new jersey, we shouldn't apologize anywhere else in america. >> new jersey governor chris christie rallieded the crowd on the opposition of abortion. we'll hear from jindal. and rick perry won cheers on

national defense. >> this is not just this administration, the republicans in dc and president failed us when it comes to funding our military. >> a new poll by wsb donald trump may be more popular in georgia than national wide. that poll shoes trump with the support of 34 percent followed by jeb bush at 12 percent and scott walker at ten percent. mr. trump will speak at a red tail gate party later tomorrow. thank you, jenna. >> joining us now for more on this debate. ed o'keefe. it got hype in advance and did it live up to billing and expectations? >> absolutely, jon.

that was one of the spirited exchanges in presidential politics and bodes well for the rest of it and it proves yet again, there is talk about how it is a formidable gop field that anyone could emerge on top. and in the prime time billing, that was evident in the evening. >> who in your mind stands out. >> i think a few people did well and cause people to take a second or first look especially in new hampshire. john kasich, senator rubio of florida did a good job and reminded people why he's in the race and could be an effective spokesperson for the party and provide that generational contrast. donald trump was himself. no surprise in the entire exchange. and jeb bush sitting second and third in polling nationally and state level did well enough, didn't screw up at all.

and didn't do anything memorable either. i think his campaign is fine with that, but it might suggest he will have to come back with more energy next time if he comes on top and not have others creep up on him. >> you you didn't mention rand paul and ted cruz, what do you think? >> well, you know, i think for cruz, especially trump's rise sort of affects his standing. we have seen that. the washington post abc news poll you can see the support for cruz went to trump. and so it is an issue for him and part of the reason why cruz is playing nicer when it comes to question about trump. >> rand paul got out there quickly but in talking to republicans and others who watched the debate, there was a concern that he was petullant and didn't do going to remind

people that he is slightly a libertarian republican at times and again, a lot of the guys are qualified, qualified and holding their own. but having a hard time distinguishing themselves of the others. chris christie and jeb bush and john kasich on stage. what does christie bring that is different than those guys. that is a challenge for the guys that are out farther on the stage. >> the long nightmare for the republican party is that donald trump would take his marbles and mount a third party candidacy and he made it clear that he will leave it open to doing that. is that a real prospect and how concerned are the republicans about that. >> if you are wondering if you will do this? it is hard to do it. you you have to find legal teams

to put you on the ball on the. ask johnson son and ross perot. it cost a lot of money which trump has and require careful work by a team of lawyers and others to put it together. and so if he wants to do that, it will cost him and cost sweat equity as well. it was a gimmicky question. but it laid bare right away, that this is someone who is threatening and blackmailing the republican party. you don't treat me nicely. i will do this. you treat me nicely and i lose, we'll see. and look at polling, if he run as a third party candidate, you would have a clinton beat a bush or rubio or walk wither or somebody else because another wealthy businessman running as the third party candidate, it would be 1992 again.

>> ed, thank you. take care, jon. have a good weekend. >> last night was a big approximate -- night for former governor jeb bush. he will be on 4 o'clock p.m. eastern time. >> and a 25-year-old cold case heating up. could this newly released surveillance video solve the largest art heist in american history? we'll show why it shoes. and catching fire after a massive explosion. find out what authorities say caused this mess.

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>> gas line explosion sparked a fire in colorado and sending massive flames in the air. a worker digging the trench sparked the explosion by hitting

a high power approximated gas line. he was not injured. fire crews recommend that people in a two mile radius of the fire get out of their homes. >> the fbi and others releasing new video of someone entering a boston museum 24 hours before the largest heist. and this surveillance video was taken a night before in the issabella stewart museum. someone drove up and parked next to the side of the museum. and the driver is bussed in by a security guard which is against museum policy. he shoes him a document and loves a few moments later. authorities think it may have been a dry run. the next day two thieves disguised as police officers entered the same way and made off with 500 million worth of art. and the fbi said those two

unnamed suspects are now dead but haven't given up hope looking for the artwork. here's the question now, bill. why? why release the surveillance video now? >> it is 25 years later and we are not too sure whether that video was seen on the 17th, is something that was seen before. when they went to the fuels in the cold case investigation they had uncovered the new video. it is 24 hours exactly to when the crime took place. >> the new prosecutor was put on the case and saw the video and when asked whether the fbi ever saw the video, the prosecutor's office said we are not sure. how significant do you think that the video really is in >> i think it is quite

significant and exciting to know that many years later, they are hot on the trail and trying to figure out where the art is and who may be responsible for the theft. and it is interesting, that the security guard who let in the guy and two prerp traitors rich adams. >> he was 23 years old. and had long hair and played in a jam band. >> did this on the side. >> admitting to going to work stoned. and no one was professional there and they were guarding the museum. >> there are pictures of what happened to him. he alleges that the robberies came in and duct taped him and made sure he was not able to get away and this is the condition when police found him. that's his story and police say he was consistent over the years. >> now consistent and he did leave out the fact that someone

showed up the night before and he looked at documents and the let him in and never described what that was. the fbi perhaps hadn't seen the video or someone looked at it and didn't pay attention to the cause of the video or who was involved in it and now he didn't say anything about this. it is certainly raising questions about his testimony. he has passed polygraph examination. >> where do you go. and the video quality is not great. he repeated his story and we listened to him on the audio, i am not a investigator and you don't get the feeling that he is particular low-lying about this. how do you you approach this or figure out if there is a connection to be made? >> if anybody by looking by the video can determine who that person may be. people's memory can be clearer

and people who may intimidate them and threat them are no longer a threat or around. and all of the sudden your memory is clear. and maybe more mature and you realize you need to tell the truth. >> and fbi coming out and theentious vents handing in tanned up. and the video and then the associated press review. we feel we know who the robbers are, but they are dead. >> why put that out there and we think we will find the artwork? >> i think going back, we think they are responsible are no longer around and threat. it opens up recollect people or extended people and people who heard things and in the past they they have been intimidated by revealing it. and if they are no longer a threat. i think it was stashed so and so.

and we hope that those pieces of art are still around. you don't know how threatened people felt and if they destroyed then. >> we talked about an alleged mobster that was old age and arrested and many thought he mate moo be connected. >> if you you were handed the cold case and driving up to vermont and sitting down with rich? what is the first thing you would do? >> that is one of the first things i would do. i would want to spoke to me. tell me what happened. and why didn't you tell us, and also now trying to connect more information together much like they are doing. and i know the fbi agents are tenacious with this. >> you think the art is out

there somewhere. >> i did speak with a well recognized art expert and he's dubious if all or any of that art is available. you know, it could have gone in private collections. we hope it was not destroyed, but many years later, people are getting cautious about being caught. you don't know what they have done. >> and you will see the empty frames of where the artwork was hanging. the thieves cut it out of the frame. that is a shame. we hope for a conclusion in the cold case. jon? >> now a top democratic senator chuck schummer will oppose the agreement. this is a stunning blow to the president and white house. more on that. >> and family of the terror

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hi, i'm gretchen carlson. happy friday. coming up on "the real story," many believe she dominated the happy hour debate last night. she will be here live. don't miss carly fiorina on "the real story" today. plus, what did the presidential candidates' body language say to those of us watching? our expert says too many of the men did the fig leaf. what's that? where is hillary clinton's server, ed henry has new information from her campaign just for us. all top of the hour. right now, two leading democrats are opposing the iran deal, as we learn a group of two dozen american victims of terror plots have filed a lawsuit to stop the obama administration

from releasing billions of dollars to iran as part of the nuclear deal. senior correspondent rick leventhal live in our new york city newsroom with more on that. >> reporter: of all the people opposed to the iran nuke deal these people might have the most at stake. they won nearly $2 million in judgments against iran but likely won't collect a cent. stuart hirsch is one of the victims. he was sipping coffee at a pedestrian mall in jerusalem in 1997 when three suicide bombers blew themselves up. he suffered mild brain damage, burns and back injuries. hamas claimed responsibility for the attack and 20 years ago they filed suit against the iranian government winning a judgment

totaling more than $400 million. >> this is not an issue of politics. it is an issue simply of human rights. those who were victimized should receive compensation from the victimizer, from the aggressor. >> he says the iranians have ignored the court order. if the nuke deal goes through, he won't get paid. he and some two dozen plaintiffs have filed suit against the state department, treasury department and secretary of state john kerry demanding iran's 100 billion or so in frozen funds not be released until the american victims of iranian-sponsored terrorism get the money they're owed. >> these are the victims of terrorism. these are merck's victims and america should remember them even as they're remembering iran. >> a state department spokesman says there is no connection between sanctions released and any outstanding court

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debate. not the last debate on fox, either. >> i bet those are bigger numbers than some of the big networks got. you know who wasn't watching? josh earnest says he was not watching last night. >> busy, i guess. >> have a great weekend. thanks for being with us. "the real story" with gretchen starts now. you just heard, last night's debate on fox the highest rated residential primary debate on tv history. 24 million viewers watched last night's debate, the biggest telecast in fnc history as well. hi, everyone. happy friday. i'm gretchen carlson. this is the real story. donald trump leading in the polls and lead the amount of time talking last night too. trump clocked in at over 11 minutes. rand paul was at the bottom of time with almost 5 1/2 minutes. marco rubio who thinks he won the debate