up next the o'reilly factor. good night from washington, d.c. ♪ tonight on "redeye" is making a fake gay sex scandal the best way to avoid a real sex scandal and what did trump do this time. i'm sure it involves stupid, and loser. and bernie sanders prevented from giving a speech. first, the news break. ♪ this is a fox news alert, good morning. another tense night in the town of ferguson, missouri, once again, people have taken to the streets and loud and angry

demonstrations. no major incidents of violence this time. but water bottles and other debris were thrown at police in riot gear. several arrests were made after protesters refused to clear a road way. this has marked one year since the death of michael brown. he was a black teenager shot by a white police officer in fergus ferguson. rich, things have quieted down now. but it was a far different scenario earlier. what kind of problem did it pose for police and the community? >> now, absolutely, kelly. it is a much different scene right now than it was a short time ago here. this represents the dividing line between protesters are on the far side and police on this side and in a handful of times throughout the evening. they have been clashing at various points. different altercations, police skg them to not walk on the roadway, and protesters were

pushing thei inin ining the bar. at different times of the evening. they blobbed traffic and threw water bottles and they came through and arrested several people, and using mace in several cases, once as protesters walked down the street this way crossing to this side of the street, police intervened there. the vehicles came in, transport vehicles came in a number of cases. so, it would be moments and moments of not much going on. hours of it in fact. and it seemed as though the crowd was beginning to on disperse and then all of a sudden, the bottles and sticks came again. we have now for last hour or so, been in a point where the crowd is dwindling on both sides. the crowd and protesters side and it seems to be getting more so at this point, where you have a handful of police officers and folks left on the that side of the road. >> follow-up quickly.

st. louis county police chief said on and night that it seems to be many people want peace, but there's others that are intent on making sure that peace does the not happen. did you see any indication at all that the people would goat to a point where the police and community came together and started to work together to build a more peaceful community? >> well, you seen within the ranks of the protesters, you have seen times when there's been those that were far more in the way of instigating toward the police department and those looking to stop it and almost arguments in those ranks. those calling for them to get out of the street and go back and continue to peacefully protest on the side and stop throwing water bottles. we have seen in ferguson and we saw it in baltimore. when that was the case when there were people in the ranks

of the protesters that seemed to want to start a fight and others that wanted to make their stand and that that fight continues within them. that was very much the case here this evening. >> the struggle to find peace maintain it continues. and again, for our viewers that want to remind you, gunfire broke out there, a 18-year-old man was shot and critically wounded by police. a state of emergency was declared throughout st. louis county. >> there's too many people that work too hard, and i'm not talking about the police department, i'm talking about people in the community, they worked too hard for this to happen and be under mined. >> the state of emergency did not stop peep from staging a display of civil disobedience, doz dozens were arrested for blocking traffic near ferguson. the demonstrators say they want

to call taepgz to what they drieb as lingering racist law enforcement practices. you heard the chief talk about the fact that he wants to move forward, and get the community and police working together toward a peaceful resolution and maintaining peace and a better future for ferguson. we go back to "redeye," you are watching the most powerful name in news. fox news channel. some women -- >> yes. >> the -- look at the camera on that. one of the things that i was great. i went to his had facebook page where he had an apology, and the first thing was like, you should be kacastrated and it went downhill from there.

. >> kellerman, i think the, you know, the big story was he was not having sex with a gay male prostitute. i think he is out of the water, isn't he in. >> maybe he wanted it to be a male prostitute. maybe he is using his dreams for the story. i think he should have gone bigger, maybe like a prince, a gay prince or a midget prostitute. you know. gay prostitutes not enough anymore. >> it is no longer a big deal. you have to get something more in there. it's like living in the '90s. he thought that would be big -- i had sex with a guy, in the '90s, that would have worked. it should have been a guy waiting to be a girl. >> after cosby, everything kind

of can -- >> he should have done it with her. >> he should have done it in a red helmet. >> they have a lot of libertarian energy going on. >> this is one more reason that why coming up with a big scandal, politicians are terrible. they are incompetent at everything. >> i think that this guy obviously was in trouble. and he was trying to -- it's like fargo, remember that? >> now it all comes back. it is like. that wow, look at you knowing that movie. >> yes, add a wood chipper. isn't it sad that people are still, their personal behavior is always out there and yet, he thinks that he has to dream up the crazy things to get people to not pay attention to the scandal and yet, he is not going si resign. >> he admitted to the e-mail. he said that he wrote the e-mail, i wanted it to be a lie.

>> you cannot hide e-mails. in this day and age, who tries to fake e-mail. >> there's a misdirection in the law or the court. >> ms. direction, married to -- >> that was from star trek. >> here we go, donald trump said he fired his top adviser. yes, nobody is advising hum now, so his rhetoric can could go unchecked. but the adviser claims he resigned because of the controversies and the "provokativ em "provokative story." he may run independent if he does not win the republican nomination. of course, he refused to make the pledge at the debate. >> is there anyone on stage and i see hands who is unwilling tonight to pledge your support

to the eventua nominee of the republican party. ♪ raise your hand, you feel confident, secure ♪ ♪ raise your hand ♪ you feel dry now ♪ you know why ♪ raise your hand, if you are sure ♪ ♪ raise your hand, raise your hand if you are sure ♪ ♪ raise your hand >> i just had to see that one again. you know? it was worthy of an encore. buddy, what is going on here? trump, we keep saying he is crazy and he turns out to be crafty after all. was this kind of firing, he has never fired anyone, has he? >> he will end alone in this and that is how he wants it. he will fire everyone, and eventually everyone will get fired, including and accept his air guy. whoever does his had hair will not get fired. unfortunately. >> you don't think it's him and he is doing it himself? >> unless he is hanging up side

down like they used to do i have no idea. the only pledge i want him to make is he will never do another aapprentice episode. >> leave him alone, he knows what he is doing, right? amazing. he is like the picasso of modern media. he knows what he is doing. what is he doing? is he running for president? i cannot tell. i don't know if he is running for president or not. >> i think he has $4 billion and one day he woke up and thought, what can i do that is different, i think i will run for president. he is the only guy up there that is not nervous or worried about what he is saying and it feels good. and he is saying everything that everyone kind of wants to say, but is too afraid to say. >> well, it's true. but is that -- okay, nick -- >> wait, wait. >> not everything. but some things. >> are people really dying mexico is just full of rapists.

i don't know. that's hitting the bottom. >> he did not say that, he said, they are here. >> sure. right. so. >> i believe rodger stone, his adviser, i have interviewed him quite a few times. he came out with the story of ladies of the night. call girls. >> has been involved in everything. >> pretty much and i believe he quit and according to his account it's because trump would not pay attention. he knows nothing of what is going on. i don't think he is actually running for president and i look forward to him dropping out sooner rather than later. >> i think it will happen? >> no, i think he will become president. and of course, a five-term president. because, you know, the near miss was a couple of years ago when the people were talking about

changing the constitution so arnold schwarzenegger could be president. >> he would go for it. right? >> ka me >> camille, that is roger with the tattoo of richard nixon on his back. he has a lot of personality and he is pretty far out there as we know in the world of politics. he was the guy in recount can. i forget who played him. >> and he believes that lbj ordered the assassination of kennedy. >> he is too weird for trump? >> the truth is, i have taken a pledge of my own, personal moratorium, i will no longer talk about donald trump in association with the public election to make it end quicker. >> can we talk "the apprentice"?

if he quits the presidency and goes back to "the apprentice," he is bigger than ever. >> did you see him thrsell stea? >> quick poll before we go to the next story. i believe that trump did not intend to make the crazy comment he made this weekend. i take him at his word that -- >> you mean that -- >> like in her ears. >> i don't want to discuss it, it's gross. thing is, you agree. >> he is not that stupid. why would anyone give him the benefit of the doubt. >> i do, because i say things all the time and people say, i can't not believe what you said on air. and i'm like, i just was talking about opening my presidents. >> good. bernie sanders had a message

saturday night. the democratic presidential candidate was about to address a crowd in seattle when two black activists jumped on stage and took over. >> thank you, seattle, for being one of the most progressive cities in the united states of america. >> we are going to let you on the mic. okay. okay. all right. so, we are trying to be reasonable. we are trying to be -- we are trying to be reasonable. we are trying -- >> we are reasonable! >> 20 minutes later, sanders tried failed to take back the mic, and he just left. on the need to fight racism, there's no other candidate running for president that will not fight hard hadder than me. he laid out how he will fight,

"four central types of violence." meanwhile, let's see other scenes from the sanders rally. ♪ ♪ if i went walking that ribbon of highway ♪ ♪ i saw above me, that endless skyways ♪ >> this was a good one. was that jump stepping or something? look, we cannot get enough of the song, we have to use it wherever we can. wasn't it classic that he said that it was the most progressive state and they proved him right? >> i have the deepest of contempt. the reality is, i i don't think that the people care about reform. the only thing they care about is going out and shouting the facts don't matter.

hands up, don't shoot is what we are holding on to, despite the fact that it does not happen. there's plenty of white people shot under similarly concerning circumstances. there's not an effort by police to hunt down young black men had. if we want to discuss it in a substantive way, she should the do that. but to say it's racial targeting of certain people is not helping, it's distracting us. >> what is the fundamental problem. bernie sanders came out with his racial justice program a day late. they have not gotten the package from kinkos yet. it was all ready to go. he is talking about things like criminal justice reform. and the drug war. the drug war was actually founded out as a racist crusade against blacks and asians and

mexicans. it has far disproportionate -- >> talking about the drug war, it was put in place to go after orientals and stuff. >> and blacks. >> sure. sure. absolutely. let's not forget that is the congressional black caucus supporting the laws on families. everyone that is running for president now. >> libertarian love fest. >> about sanders racial justice program. the two things that are totally lacking there is that embrace of school choice. >> yeah. >> which would benefit kids in poor neighborhoods who are minorities. and he doesn't care about that. >> does any democrat? >> no, not really. and the other thing is he is in favor of a super high minimum

wage. that will price out people with low skills. so, it's, he is not in favor. he is not helping the poor. he is a candidate for the perry home companion. >> and the protesters were saying as much. >> this was a left on left hijacking as far as i'm concerned. the fin thing to me was that it was a social security event. it was 80 years. so everyone out there was like over 70. they didn't know what the two were saying. they were all leaning forward and saying bee hives matter? what are they talking about? it worked that two women took over thousands of people. it worked. that is what fascinated me. >> can you blame people, it's a way to get free press. how can they resift it? they are all over tv. >> it happens in stand up all the time. you are doing a show and they come on stage and ruin the whole thing and you have to leave. >> and you walk off. >> and you post it youtube

and everyone says something about it. >> you say something about it and plan something the next day and it works out. scientists funded by coca-cola say sugar is not that bad for you, you read about it in their scientific paper, coca-cola will kill you. and one of reagan command lists.

if you look at the website and the social media feed of the balance of global social area,ing you will see a few

typical tweets. they usually link to an article about health and exercise. but now the "new york times" has blown the lid off of the organization and revealed that it's funded by big soda, the coca-cola company put up the money for the group and paid for the study. but they argue that it's merely a front for the soda industry the. coke has long been known for deceiving people p. take a look. >> want my coke? it okay, you can have it. >> no no. >> really, you can have it. >> okay. ♪ >> see you round. ♪ it's the way it should be >> hey, kid, catch. ♪ coca-cola has life. >> thank you, mean joe. >> so, coke is trying tell people to get moving. so what?

their industry is being demonized so they are trying to do something about it and they are not even telling people to drink their product. they are saying get off your butt and exercise. which the the same thing that mike and michelle are doing. way to shoot mess enger friend. soda not a health food, big shock. are they going to say next? >> this whole thing is like saying you are not a fat ass because you drink coke, you are fat because you should exercise. >> i didn't say. >> what else are they going to come up with. stop with the fries some. >> i think fries are worse. >> yes. >> i had a taco and a coke and it was a great moment. tasted great. >> yeah, it was great. and i thought, you know what? i have a coke every couple of months and i enjoy it to death.

what do you think, nick? >> i am sfat because i have sex with gay prostitutes. >> that puts on the pounds? >> it's over so quick that i don't get my heart rate up. >> i don't know even know i'm doing it. >> you know what? this is the reason why people are fat, it's not because of soda, people are fat because they take in too many calories and expend too few. what is a cup of coke? what is it, 200 calories? >> not so much. if you are, i mean, i'm pretty sure that most people are not fat because they are drinking too much fago soda, there's other reasons that you are packing on the mounds. i know plenty of skinny people that drink full on soda.

>> i did not drink diet soda. what do you think? >> what is amazing to me. there's choices, unlike gay sex, there's so many choices. there's diet drink. they have coke-1. there's coke nothing. there's coke zero. why can't you, and they still make anybody happy. anybody who is saying that drinking sugary sodas and eating fatty foods doesn't cause weight gain. that is like saying that people that are addicted to sex are doing it for cuddling afterwards. >> did anyone tune in ten minutes late to the program. they are wondering why you keep talking about gay sex. >> you have to have gay sex and a coke.

>> asure you that i did not start it. not that there's anything wrong with it. >> you didn't stop it. i'm not afraid or embarrassed. >> isn't this large corporation. coca-cola is trying to sell soda, and sthed of saying drink our soda, they are saying run around and get exercise. why do we fault them? >> by any means necessary. malcolm x, is what they are doing. >> maybe he would have been malcolm l. >> he said that malcolm x was fat? >> there was no l after the s though. that was at the malcolm x row. >> i call malcolm x, xxl, what about you? isn't it about freedom? the these companies should be freerks they are giving the same message as the presidential fitness expert. it's not worse than orange juice or apple joyce.

which has as much calories and sugar. insulin, right? >> yeah, but at the same token, what people get upset about, why is coke hiding behind the petina of objectiveness is. >> okay, coming up. what is the best time of the day besides lunchtime, quitting time and hammer time and half time.

this is a fox news alert, good morning. the streets of ferguson, missouri are emptying out, following another night of protest the. demonstrators took to the street for a fourth straight night, remembering the death of michael brown a year ago. the situation tonight remained mostly peaceful. but there were incidents of people throwing frozen wat wither bottles at police. officers did make some arrests. meantime, president obama took opposition to the iran nuclear deal personally. during a sit down, the president said that he thinks republicans don't like the deal because his name is on it. a large portion of the republican party, if not a near

unanimous portion of republican representatives are going to be opposed to anything that i do. >> well, the president's comments are not entirely accurate. the republicans did strengthen his hand in global trade talks. still, they are not poised to go against the nuke deal come september. five immigrant women taking action after they were kept in a u.s. detention center. they are suing for what they call psychological and physical harm. they were given inadequate medical care and tramatized after what they describe as wrongful imprisonment. they seek millions dollars in damages. and it is a salad that is out of this world. a group of restaurants going to

be the first to dine on a salad grown out of space. scientist ts hope that the astronauts can grow their own food for longer missions in the future. welcome back. time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed with andy. how are you, andy? >> good. how are you so? >> now, nobody is going to believe it when a socially conservative politician has any sex scandal. i'm just kidding of course. of course, they will be. >> i had so much trouble coming up with the tore and you did it in one line. it's a gift. camille, you said that they were looking in if there was any illegal activity. i thought they meant because his staff member who refused to spread the story is saying that

is why he was fired and i think that might be some of the legality. >> perhaps but you cannot specify, you cannot rule out beastality. >> no one proved that there's been no beastiality. >> excellent journalism. >> we try. >> the other way to do it is ask a question. you know, that's all. >> nick, you said this is just more proof that politician ans thought he could not come up with a good story. this is bad staff reporting. this is the case of the disloyal staffer. >> i think edward snow den proved that. >> we don't want to know what the government is doing. especially behind the building. >> not our business. >> he is seeing a good guy, right?

he has tried to protect the woman from being exposed. >> no, i don't like him. >> really? >> yeah. i think he made it way too complicated. >> i think it was good old fashioned shivalry. >> i don't like that in a man. trump and rog aer stone. i'm not going to choose between them. >> tommy, you said trump is like the modern picasso of modern meet i can't. >> what made you pick picasso? >> i mean, he was -- he was -- he was just a random guy fitted with something. >> okay, all right, an artist, you can't decide if trump is running for president. what is going on. he is running and not running for president depending on the

observer. >> it's true. >> yeah. >> nick, you said that you are look forward to trump dropping out sooner rather than later. see, i want him to run as a third party candidate, if he does, i will be able that i got exactly as many electoral votes as he did. >>. >> that is a fair observation in the future, there's though reason to believe he will drop out. i think he will be in for the long haul. >> tom, you said that you believed trump when he said that he didn't mean what people thought he meant with the whole blood thing and you agree that it doesn't mart because he needs to stop. it's because he stopped that shows he is lying. if he was going to say mouth and eyes, he would have stopped and said, whatever. >> but you can't prove that. >> i don't have to prove that, i'm on tv. camille, i would like to sign on to pledge to not talk about

trump. but my job precludes that. >> i'm not able to respond to that question. >> whether he is your heart. sanders speech taken over. protesters. camille he said that the black lives matter -- >> that was accrued paraphrasing mr. levy. >> can we play the tape? >> yes. no, that's fine, go ahead, i'm sorry. is that not what you said? >> if that's what i said, it's not what i meant. there's no doubt they believe what their saying. but they believe and belief is not enough make something substantive. it is contemptible and silly and

the scenario that cops are hunting down young men, it's not so and it distracts us p from talking about reform. >> tom often talks about how black lives don't matter. >> there are people -- obviously i'm excluding tom for the questions. >> i have already made a meim of ca amp camille's seat. >> you were surprised that it worked. you cannot blame them for doing things that work. >> i think he is setting a trend. you are right and it worked. you know, you don't hijack a plane and all the planes will fly just in case they get hijacked. it should not work is what i'm saying. you know, the worst part is that sanders gave him a car key. >> is that right? >> he was like, just take it.

>> they probably will not do it to hill triclinton. she gets secret service protection. good call. >> yeah. >> also, should point out sanders drew a crowd of 15,000 people later that night. >> you trying to cover for the fact that you drink coke? >> there are certain things that i won't talk about on tv. camille is my secret, and you can't say trump and camille in the same sentence. >> also a 12 ounce coke has1 with 40 calories. >> unlike you, i'm a libertarian. you asked why we are with faulting coca-cola for trying to sell their product. >> this is easy for me. it's not the problem here. if problem is, if you are a

scientist and you take money from an interest group and your research aligns with that group's agenda. you are not a scientist anymore. you cannot be trusted. do they want to be trusted or have an inground pool. i want to be trusted. >> yeah. >> these people don't. >> don't all scientists take money from interest groups in some way shape or form. there's someone interested in the work they are doing. >> i don't. >> okay. but you have a political science degree. i have one too. i don't think it counts. >> you too are a scientist. >> okay. good, i will accept that. that is fine. >> i will accept money and bribe. >> i'm done on. >> everyone is a scientist. time to take a break, when we come back, what happen when a robot meets bullies, don't know, we will have to stick around and fight out. here is what is coming up on the next, candidate.

a robot must be a dweeb, when the creators created him, a robot designed to assist the

elderly, they failed to predict a tiny design flaw. it is prone to getting beat up by children. >> yeah. when the row boat was left alone in a shopping mall, kids would kick and push and toss it. it was taught to run from the bullies. the robot community does not want to admit, robot on robot bullying. you are obviously of a primitive design. >> you are mistaken, your efforts will be denied by me. >> you are even more stupid than i first computed.

>> it's -- don't feel bad, that other robot peaked in high school. is it a good thing. if robots are programmed to be c cowardly that will stop them from taking over the planet. >> no, i think the kids are beating up the robot because they feel they will be replaced by some day. >> they beat up the robot and then they don't take over. >> you can see in the footage, the robot is tearing up. they will short circuit and become angry and the next generation will be the bullies. >> perhaps the robots should use

restasis so they can generate their own tears. >> buddy. what do you think? >> those two robots are talking and sound like hilary speaking, wasn't it? >> i remember that scene. it's true. i like the drama of that. i for one feel bad for the robot. i believe that robot lives matter. if you put one in the middle of the mall and nobody goes up to it, those kids were smart. it was a robot in the middle of the mall, what were they supposed to do. >> take it out back and have sex with it. >> and lie about it. >> with children. >> camille, why is anyone going to malls anymore? i have not been to a mall in years. >> my problem is trying to

figure out the violence in the kids. kicking and slapping. who is teaching the children? >> you teach children not to attack things. they are programmed. it's the parents fault. >> the failing of the children -- you think it's society's fault. >> you did not hear what the robot was saying. >> you are too young to remember the show. why did the robots have clear glass bowls on their heads? >> you wanted clear glass, it was probably corning gla that was sponsoring lost in space. >> my brother and i used to put bowls on our head, we will close it out with a bedtime story.

♪ coming up tomorrow, greg warn, joe davito and warren kennedy. when i was younger, you knew you were done drinking when you ran

out of money, the bar tender refused to serve you, or you were kicked out. when you want to know if you had too much, there's a app for that. the alcohol tracker is a smartphone app where users plug in how many drinks they have. if they have exceeded the limit, they get an alert. if you reach your weekly limit on thursday, the app will tell you, you are done for the week. joanne who is off today has been trying out the app. joanne? >> i don't want to -- >> oh, no. so awful. >> oh, on. oh. that is not funny. >> she needs the time off, it's good to see her out there. buddy? >> yeah. >> i think it's a brilliant app. all you do on, tell them how

many you had. >> i love it. i have a seen-year-old and a 15-year-old daughter. i think there should be three alerts. one, the first one saying you are buzzed and the second saying you are polluted and the third saying you are pregnant. that would be the end. i love it, it's great. i wish more things. soda, did you do your home work. all of it. >> i think the app, it needs an. you don't, i mean, i don't trust people to add in their own drinks. >> exact lly because you are to drunk to press the right button and what if you mesomeone when u are -- what if you met someone. >> is there a one more i just met somebody. a special night, a birthday button. and you can have one last on thursday. >> i spent 20 years drinking forward. so, i, you know, as long as you

can speed up, and say, okay on, on the back end, i will stop drinking for the next 40 years of my life. >> i'm planning to start drinking and smoking when i turn 79. >> because it doesn't matter. >> and the other problem is if you are incredibly competitive. the first thing you will do, is say, okay, let's see how many drinks i can get in on a week. friends of mine and i once bought a breathalizer, instead of see whog could not get drunks, it was who can tap in to double digits. >> are all of your friends still alive? >> comatosed brain death. is that count? >> this seems like a fine idea, but i agree with you. if i am so smashed that i need the app, how do you know?

>> what happens to having a boring friend that doesn't drink and likes to drive. >> exactly. those were the good old days. thanks to our guests. that does it for me, i will see you next time. episode of "the

five." "special report." the people who are supposed to clean up the environment unleash a flood of potentially dangerous wastewater effecting millions of people out west. this is "special report." good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the federal agency that goes after individuals and companies it feels harm the environment is tonight responsible for a disastrous accident in colorado that is getting worse by the second. in fact, in the time it took me to just read that sentence almost 100 gallons of contaminated water poured into a