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a deadly explosion in a texas plant. >> this fire was a criminal act. >> investigators determine who was behind the blast that killed 15 people mostly first responders. a massive sinkhole swallows a car and forces evacuations. it is all "happening now". a fox news alert with trump's visit to the house. he wrapped up a meeting with mitch mcconnell as well. did any white smoke come out of the chimney? welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> i am heather childers. it has been a busy day for donald trump and republicans. paul ryan sitting down this morning with him. the speaker of the house said he was not ready to support is the

presidential nominee. the speaker said he was encouraged by their conversation and in a joint statement trump and ryan said they are committed to working together to unify the party. ryan will not go into specifics of what they talked about. >> it is important that the conversation is between the two of us. no offense, i will not litigate our conversation thu the media. when you get to know someone you have a conversation of trust between each other. i will keep the things we discussed between the two of us. and they are personal in some senses. we talked about what it takes to unify and where our differences were and how to bridge the gaps going forward so we are a strong party going into the fall. >> john robert ps has been trailing mr. trump and he joins us now live. > reporter: there was no

white smoke, but there was no black smoke. donald trump talks about how he built things and build companies and skyscrapers and today building bridges with skeptical members of congress and september here on capitol hill. starting off with a meeting with speaker paul ryan and a lengthy meeting, speaker ryan said i am not ready to epidorse frump trump. it takes longer than 45 empties but there was points of interest with policy and opposed to getting in the specifics of the various issues and unite or divide them. but speaker ryan seemed to suggest he could work with donald trump and eventually come around with an endorsement. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. we are planting the seeds to get

ourselves unified and bridge the gaps and differences and from here we'll go deeper in the policy areas to see where that common ground is and we are operating off core trips pels. this is our first meeting and i was encouraged with the meeting. it is a process and takes a little time. >> the man in the middle of everything was reince priebus. the chairman of the republican national committee. and it is his job to bring the party together. he doesn't think he will get to 100 percent, but at least before the convention, he hopes to have the party on the the same page. it was a positive meeting and starting to build the bridges toward unitty. i asked him whats was it that gave him optmist. >> there is a lot more agreement than disagreement. back to ronald reagan's quite.

my anxiety percent friend is not a 20 percent enemy. there is a room for a lot of people. >> reporter: he is focused on what brings them together. no one expected a flurry of endorsements whether the house speaker or senate leadership, but people are coming around. case in most. cathy rogers highest ranking republican woman and has a child who is disabled did not come out to endorse donald trump, but did say she can see the beginnings of bringing the party together. that is a positive sign here on capitol hill. >> john roberts reporting live from washington. the pressure is growing on speaker ryan to work with donald trump who is working in a firm in our nation's capital.

many conservatives are on the fence about donald trump being the nominee. how interesting it is, four years ago, paul ryan was mitt romney's running mate and romney was not conservative enough for republicans and yet this time around donald trump is probably more controversial. i suppose paul ryan has reason to be skeptical will. it sounds like things are going well in their world, chris, should we believe them? >> well, look, we'll not know if trump likes paul ryan or ryan likes donald trump. what matters is the face they give to the the public. they both, you talked about the pressure on ryan, there is also pressure on trump. ryan needs trump because he needs the millions of people

coming out to support trump to vote for republican candidates in the house. he can hold on to the majority and speakership. on the other hand, trump needs ryan and millions of conservatives that support him and fellow members in the house, because he can't win the presidency unless he has solid support from the republican base. he will need more than that and that needs to be the bare minimum. and that's what you saw today. it is in the sw interest of trump and ryan to come together. i am upon not at all surprised it didn't happen right away. as ryan said, we are planting the seeds and it is a process, you get a sense, that unless there is a huge bump in the road, by the time they get to the convention in cleveland in midjuly ryan and trump will publicly be on the same page. so politically what was the

purpose last week and what was the affect last week when ryan came out and said he was not ready to endorse donald trump who is likely to be the party's nominee. >> part of it, i think ryan was not willing to endorse. he believes in the issues and not that he doesn't like donald trump's haircut, he disagrees on free-trade and entitlement reform and a lot of things about immigration and muslims. there is a legitimate disagreement and shot across the bow to say, yes, you have your own brand, but you are going to be the republican nominee and you have to find a way to represent both. >> will the guy who wrote the art of the deal make a deal here? do you see them coming to terms on what it is to be a republican these days?

>> i don't think it is going to be exact. there will be areas of difference to use one of the cliches. it is a big tent to find ways to agree, and to disagree agreeably, but there is so much more to their benefit to be seen as united rather than divided. it will not help trump running for president or ryan upon and all of his house members running for reelection if there is a divide party. the concern for ryan, whatever supposed agreement you come to with trump, how much can you rely on it? trump holds that position and if you are ryan and a lot of the members running, you do have to worry about from now to election day you will get asked what about that? dew support what trump said or don't you you?

and to the agree what is on the same page. >> thank you, chris. >> we want to hear from you. you think that trump can unify the gop? deputy to foxnews.com/happeningnow and get your thoughts in the conversation. we have received it. >> i don't see the alternative. if there is not unitty how can they win the election? >> speaker ryan. i think his goal is to unify the party. i am hopeful. >> i think donald trump has his own agenda and out for donald trump. and he's not any worse than anyone else. >> a trump candidacy is better

than hillary clinton in the white house for sure. i think they will pull it together. fox news alert. three months ahead to olympics in brazil. law makers voting to suspepped the president accused of trying to cover up deficits. she will be replaced by the vice-president who is also involved in a corruption scandal. >> in the brazilian capitol. the president here came out and speaking to supporters in front of the presidential palace. she said it is a farce and a coup against democracy. 50 million brazilians elected

her president and now 50 senators threw her out. she is accused of cooking the books and spending money on social welfare programs. and we have seen a shift in problem from the liberal president to the conservative vice-president and a major shift there. he is under a corruption probe of his own. looking at top brazilian figures, four out of five are susis pended or under investigation. it is hard to find anybody clean and it is it's problem with the olympics only three months away. there are concerns about budget short falls and concerns about the zika virus and the president of the country may be on trial in those olympics games. heather, back to you. >> thank you, steve.

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>> a fox news alert. we are seeing the donald trump motorcade away from a law firm in washington d.c. we have told you that he met with paul ryan. speaker of the house and this

afternoon, members of the senate and other republican leaders, the secret service crew is hauling mr. trump away in that motorcade. what happened in those meetings, we don't know entirely. so far everything is good according to the head of the republican national committee and paul ryan as well. and working to get together on the same page with the man it looks like will be the republican nominee. in the meantime, the u.s. is activating a new missile defense shield in romania and sparking new tensions with russia the system activated in a ceremony attended by officials from the u.s. and nato allies. it is part of the defense umbrella that the west sees vital to protect eastern states

from rogue states. but russia said it is a shield from itself. >> yeah, this installation and the entire missile defense should has been in the planning for years and could be more timely now. the installation unveiled in the central european country of romania and u.s. developed and nato run. and sitiated on an exsoviet military base. it was part of the anti- missile network that was aimed at knocking out the sky missiles from iran. iran continues to develop accurately and deadly missiles. this is what they said today. >> to protect allies from outside of the european upon area, the threat is real.

many countries in nato's neighborhoods are seeking to require ballistic missiles. and so missile defense is essential to our common security. >> reporter: russia has long claimed that this defense shield was targeting russia itself. today president putin's spokesman said it is a direct threat and 1000 percent aimed at us. the u.s. denied this. but following the russian aggression in ukraine and elsewhere, the u.s. is a bit vague about whether the radar and missiles can be reconfigured to deal with the russian threat. on a final note unveiled tomorrow, the ground is broken on another defense installation. and this one in poland near the baltic sea and they have have

been most worried about p an overly aggressive moscow. back to you. >> greg, keeping an eye on it in london. still to come. donald trump taking hits from hillary clinton slamming him over his taxes and elizabeth warren blasts him on twitter. is this a preview of what is to come in the next six months. and a small car falls in a big hole. nearby resident warned they might have to leave their homes and fast. ake off. see ya! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full. unless you have allergies. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. go ahead, embrace those beautiful moments.

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>> take a look at this right now. a parked car swallowed by a massive sinkhole in london. a large hole opened up in the

street. the car is resting on top of a utility pipeline. and police are warning residents they might have to evacuate. >> first hillary clinton ripping trump for refusing to release his tax returns. the democratic front runner taking him to task and why he is coping them under wraps. >> when you run for president and the nominee, that is expected. my husband and i released 33 years of tax returns. so you got to ask yourself, why doesn't he want to release them? we'll find out. >> donald trump saying he will release his tax returns after a federal audit is completed and

he would like to do so before the election and then fired off his own jab. shea attacking him to beat out bernie sanders for the nomination. and get votes. intense war of words between republican nominee and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren playing out on twitter. warren tweeting, your policies are dangerous and your words are rebbing and wills free ride is over and you are embarrassing. trump said if it were up to goph elizabeth warren. we would have no jobs in america. she doesn't have a clue. >> and thank you both for joining us. 140 characters or less. and looks like the campaign may be shaping up to be a lot. beginning with taxes. hillary clinton hitting trump

on. that chuck, is that an indication of the direction that she's going to go? >> democrats are going to try to beat up donald trump on every avenue. i am a strategist and put campaigns together. and they are saying, everybody released their taxes and you have to release your taxes. this just in, donald trump ain't going to do what he got to do. you will continue to throw things at him and he will not care. >> lars, 1 or 2 things that hillary clinton will did not release, correct? >> oh, a whole pile of things she doesn't release. donald trump is unifying republicans and democrats, he's getting equal criticism from mitt romney and he's bringing them together. i understand this is tradition

and americans do a lot of things on tradition. and i hate to get to this point, what is the reason for the tradition? most of the time when people run for president we don't know a lot about how they made money or how much they made. with donald trump, we know it to a large degreechlt once he's done with the audit, they will say he made a lot of money or not so much. i bet a lot of money. they don't tell you about the net worth which is a football batted back and forth. american it is get a guy who pays high taxes or a lower taxerate that shows he and his accountants are smart. >> and as you mentioned, it is tradition and not required and it didn't begin until 1976. and so chuck, i want to go back over to you.

this would open up hillary clinton to jabs from donald trump and his team, bernie sanders and the things she is not releasing, the amount she is paid for speeches. >> what we are doing in the political season figuring out what is sticking. and guess there is two kind of politicians that don't listen and one is trump and one is sanders. did trump only give eight percent or ten percent. what they want to know who will listen to them and put them back to work and make sure people are working. and not if he gave 8 or 9 percent to charity. it will not make a hill of beans. >> elizabeth warren is not throwing her support, but thrown out as a possible vp candidate

for hillary clinton. and that is going after the demographics that donald trump has a problem with. she is put out there as one who can fight back and hillary clinton can't do that right now. >> i would love it if senator warren was the v, candidate and the senator who you didn't build that and hasn't accomplished much in her life. she will criticize donald trump who had a profession. and trying to sell you didn't build it line even to democrats out there. and i know democrats who are appalled by the line of thinking. a woman feeding at a public trough tells them when they build a business or enterprise they didn't do that? >> she like bernie sanders. >> hillary clinton is trying to

figure out how to get the sanders supporter and they think elizabeth warren is is the silver ticket. they don't win this election without the younger vote and bernie supporters. >> thank you for joining us. >> pleasure, heather. >> so house speaker paul ryan opened up in a candid interview with the wall street journal. they opened up with speaker ryan mind set. >> and how the ban on plastic bag is over turned come november.

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>> house spoker paul ryan and presumpative nominee donald trump describe a positive meeting today. trump sat down with with the speaker and gop leaders in an attempt to find common ground and unify the party. we have an interview to give a glimpse of ryan's game plan. >> a lot of us didn't think it would be ending this quickly. we were preparing of for a convention. we thought it would go to

california. candidly we hadn't talked and we didn't think it would happen so fast. i thought cruz and kasich would stay in the race until california. i think donald trump was surprised he wrapped it up this quickly. it was too soon and me being candid and honest. i want to run a campaign that people are proud of having. >> he is the washington bureau chief for the wall street journal. jerry, why sd did speaker ryan roll the republican party when he said he was not ready to support donald trump who locks like the nominee. >> he was not saying the republican party was already rolling. there is no point in pretending otherwise. he said we are not united. we shouldn't pretend. kind of the opposite of what you

hear from politicians in a time like this. kevin bacon said all is well. he did that in part. if you don't lay that on the table, you don't have a conversation with donald trump in a frank way to move him toward conservatives on key issues. this is the rift between the conservatives in the party and donald trump that they don't think is one of them. >> we have a clip of that moment, where he talks about authenticity in the gop push. >> it will take more than a week just to repair and unify the party. what we want to do is sit down together and talk about p how to unify the republican party and be in the full strength in the fall. if we pretend, we would be half strength. that's what i think is necessary. and we are looking forward to

that. >> according to the speaker, they had only spent 30 seconds in the same room together in the past. it takes a while to form that kine of bond and trust. and the meeting this morning was fairly short? >> it was a half an hour or so and not enough time to resolve things. and the few of the constitution and limited powers of each branches of the government. and that is not, and there is core issues here that have to be discussed over time. what he said in the interview with me and said it is a process and not about a meeting, it is it about a process that will take time. that implies though, it is it about policy and not temperament. that is the other thing that is significant at this time. does donald trump have the right temperament and conducting the campaign that republicans would like. paul ryan is a policy guy.

and he's saying here, i want to get down to issues that matter to me as i try to construct a conservative platform with or without donald trump. >> ryan represents the conservative side. and donald trump has brought in all kinds of new people, pollster frank lunz talked about how difficult it is to please both constitiencies. >> the house majority is under threat. there are millions of trump voters that may not vote republican if they are dised. and millions that wonder if donald trump will be president. this is the most difficult highway wire act. how do you capture the independents and trump voters at the same time? >> indications are, for now paul

ryan and donald trump are getting on the same page? >> i think so. but there are substantive disagreements and it is a point upon bearing in mind, there is a question of whether the republican party is in an evolution and going away from conservative and more to a popullist. and they don't care about the stands of the conservative things. can you marry those things together. it is not easy. and that is why this will take time. >> as we have been speaking, josh earnest is criticizing republicans for spending more time talking to donald trump than worried about passing the budget. dperald, from the washington, editor of the wall street journal. good to have you on. and many more interesting

conversations in the future. >> i think that is true. [inaudible] ♪ >> the battle over plastic bags meantime continues in california. there will be a referendum and a yes vote would ban plastic bags. here is the details for us live on the blaze a. doweling las? >> reporter: heather, california would be the first state in the country to ban plastic bags. some are calling it an inconvenience and others an opportunity. >> i want to help my fellow veterans integrate in our society. >> reporter: jim craig over sees a group of combat veterans making reusable grocery bags from reclaimed material. >> you are a leading advocate of

the ban. >> they are bad for environment and wild life. >> reporter: in november, california voters will decide whether to repeal the ban signed by the governor in 2014 but not implemented. it would put 2000 manufacturing jobs in jeopardy and claim it will not reduce letter. >> when it comes to the litter strem there is one thousandth volume. >> reporter: supporters of the bag ban said they do litter california's landscape. they say it clogs recycling operation and kill sea lights. and still the ban is supported by grocery stores and allowing them to charge a $0.10 feet for paper.

>> they lobbied to insure they will profit. that will enrich corporate grocery stores and unions. >> reporter: grocery stores could make half billion every year at the accepts of consumer ingredient. >> reporter: in the long run consume are ares will save money by using reusable bags. that's it for here, heather, back to you. remember to bring the bags to the grocery store. >> that's always the hard part. director of the fbi james comey, why the violent crime is rising in american cities and why the administration may not like what he is saying. >> i don't know, what happened.

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cell phone video confronting suspects and making officers less aggressive in the policing. we have eboni and wendy. thank you for being here today. he said that crime has risen in 40 cities across the country, significantly a jump in murders and more quickly a rise than last year. do you think that it is correct that he would talk about the voiral video affect causing it? i have incredible respect for director comey. i think the decision is speculative. he acknowledges that. and really kind of left to figure out how it is happening. it is worth considering because the stakes are so high. 50 percent upward spike in chicago alone. the viralro video affect.

but the ferguson affect many people call it. it opens a can of worms and that is race and criminal justice. and we have to consider they have it ask questions. and thawthode them and people are doing. >> why they feel this way? many officers do feel this way. and they don't feel they can do their jobs. weppedy? >> chilling affect is what director comey is talking b. crime goes up when police stand down. we are call concerned about public safety. it is a matter of prevention and not profiling. he's not the only one who shies away from the terminology.

>> he is it not like it with pass interpretation. if you have a study is in. remember director comey said it is coming within two years. >> the fbi director working to put together the database. the deadly explosion back in 2013 was a criminal act. they say that someone purposely set a fire that triggered the blast this killed faep people. and levelling 500 homes. and eboni. we know that it was intensionally set. what is the repercutions. >> we talking about 15 people dead and 12 of whom first

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hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. breaking news. we just got a big ruling from a judge in favor of congressional republicans challenging obamacare. what does it say and what does it mean? we will ask our own judge napolitano. big day in washington today. donald trump just departing. we will see if he stops to speak to the press. if he does, we will bring that to you live. vice president dan quayle. remember him? he has a few things to say about the gop. so is he on trump train? find out moments from now.

the republican convention just about two months away now, and with expectations of protests in the host city of cleveland, the head of that city's police union is sounding the alarm saying they're not prepared for what's coming. mike tobin live in cleveland with more. >> reporter: that's right, the head of the cleveland police patrolman's association says this town is not on track to be ready. he says riot gear was ordered late. 68 days to go until the convention and things like riot suits and bikes for patrols have not been made available and there is not enough time to train with the gear. >> you have to be proficient in being able to use this stuff. right now we're not. we have not been there. we don't even have gas masks at this point. >> reporter: councilman matt zone is chairman of public safety and has a different take. he says there is plenty of

planning and training taking place, however not all of that has been filtered down to the rank and file cops. >> we are coordinating with the secret service since fall of last year. there has been multiple layers of government that have been involved. all the assurance that we're receiving from the host committee of the rnc is we're going to be fine and cleveland is going to do well. >> reporter: an organization calling itself dump trump has applied for permits to march during the republican convention. a spokesman for that organization says that the permit's denied, they'll take to the streets anyway. another example of the kind of challenges police will face out here. >> it will be quite a convention. still to come, ronald reagan presidential library in california getting some new grounds keepers. a big herd of billy goats. we'll tell you why they were cut loose across the property.

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they set more than 400 goats to roam free near the hillside near ronald reagan library to eat up brush that could serve as fuel for wildfire. now it will just fuel the goats. >> just hanging out, eaten stuff. thanks for joining us. >> "the real story" starts now. kicking it off, a fox news alert because trump has left the building, everyone. and he is about to leave our nation's capital for new york city again. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carl son. th in a news conference following the meeting between donald trump and paul ryan, ryan said unifying the party is going to take time but is he "very encouraged" by what he heard from trump today. the speaker still shopping short of endorsing the republican nominee though. senior national correspondent john roberts live on capitol hill. so john, full day there, right? >> reporter: gretchen, it wasn't quite mr. smith goes to washington but it was epic in its own