unfortunately nyquist is out. >> no triple crown this year. >> no. >> it was fun last year to watch for sure. all right. i'm going to go have a bourbon and sweet tea. >> probably just sweet tea. >> there you go. see ya. lots of fireworks in the political arena as the bruising political fight intensifies between donald trump and former gop presidential nominee mitt romney. both are locked in a heated war of words as trump gets set to hold a rally with supporters in pennsylvania at this hour. hello, everybody. all of this is happening with just five weeks to go before the gop nominating convention in cleveland. romney making headlines saying trump will, quote, change america with his triple down racism and trump firing back saying, romney had his chance but, quote, choked like a dog. trump is about to take the stage outside pittsburgh. this is mr. trump's second trip to the area since april just ahead of that state's primary.

let's get the very latest live in tampa where mr. trump campaigned earlier today. peter? >> earlier today we saw donald trump do something that he has not done as the presumptive republican nominee, he called out to his crowd here at the tampa convention center of about 5,000 people and asked them to start shouting out the name of who they would like as his running mate. you heard about every single republican independent, some random celebrity names called out. but of the three there were just three rather that trump decided to repeat at the podium. they were newt gingrich, jeff sessions, and condi rice. trump today was not using a teleprompter like he did a few times this week and he revealed that his general election strategy is going to involve more rallies, not less. >> this is my first stop in florida. my first campaign stop. you know, again, everybody said, oh, wait until after the convention.

i can't wait. i'm dieing to get going. what am i going to do, play a round of golf? it's poboring. want to do this. >> trump aggressively went after hillary clinton's most recent high profile endorser, senator elizabeth rar rewarren, which h called pocahontas. he called hillary crooked. he called president obama incompetent. and he didn't only go after democrats. he also went after mitt romney who accused trump yesterday of using racist undertones s ts t support. >> i watched this poor, sad mitt romney this morning. he suffers from mass misogynist. he's sitting like a real stiff. >> all right.

we lost that live shot from peter there due to the weather. but of course you can see mr. trump campaigning earlier today in florida. now, a critical block of republican voters who have been skeptic. of donald trump throughout the primaries are evangelical christians. now he's trying to win them over speaking yesterday at the faith and freedom coalition in washington. a group of religious and social conservatives there. attacking hillary clinton and defending the right to worship freely. >> thank you very much. religious freedom, the right of people, of faith, to freely practice their faith. so important. freedom of any kind, means no one should be judged by their race or their color and the color of their skin. >> joining us now the president of concerned women for america, author of the book "feisty and feminine, a rallying cry for conservative women." she joins us now to talk more about mr. trump at this

weekend's conference. and as we wait for mr. trump to address the supporters in pennsylvania i want to ask you what was the reaction among the evangelical crowd there in d.c. knowing that many have had reservations about mr. trump even though he is the presumptive nominee. >> thanks for having me on. yes, that was a group of conservative activists, some for american, the cosponsor of the event, we had state leaders, young women for america college chapter presidents there. they want to vote for a conservative. and so i think he did a good job of coming in right off the bat addressing the issue of life. you heard just now religious freedom. he also talked about israel. and those are three key issues for evangelicals. i thought it was very smart of him to come in and immediately try to put those to rest. >> up to now some of the reservations have been along the lines, if it's personal life, of his marriages, his -- people believe he has more of a social

agenda that's much more liberal. how has he addressing some of those concerns with the crowd that he needs in this election? >> right. well, i don't think anyone's laboring under the delusion that he's a bobble banging, you know, religious person. he's a presbyterian. we don't really know his heart. there are certainly issues that we deliver from him on. but, you know, i think he did himself a favor by releasing the list of 11 supreme court possible nominees. that is also a very key issue. we know that that touches every issue that we care about. and the next administration will choose between one and four supreme court justices. so that was actually one of my very key issues. there are others i would love to discuss further with him, mainly planned parenthood. but i think he still has some work to do but he certainly did himself a favor yesterday. >> what is it specifically you would like to ask him since he

has made no secret of the fact that he has supported that group's agenda in certain respects, certain areas? what is it specifically that you hope you can talk to him about that will make you feel more comfortable as you move to support him? >> well, he needs to understand that half a billion dollars in taxpayer funds are going to planned parenthood every year and they're the number one provider of abortions in this country. and in addition they've been caught red handed. they're under congressional investigation for selling baby body parts, brain, heart, lung, tongues. i think there's a lot that he doesn't know. the goal should be to help poor women, there are 13,000 community health centers around this country that provide not just gynecological care but whole woman care. the number one killer of women is heart disease. there's a lot we can do to support the health of women. giving money to planned parenthood is not a good one. >> i know you are among some of the high-profile women out there trying to get more supporters

and women specifically to back mr. trump. what are woman within the gop now saying as it's very clear that he is the nominee going forward? >> let me just say i have not personally endorsed donald trump. you know, there are still things i would like to talk to him about. but there's two choices. i think bobby jindal did a great job in the "wall street journal" saying, yes, we don't particularly know necessarily what he'll do on everything but unfortunately hillary clinton is completely predictable. i've lived through the clinton years. they were horrific on many ways and i don't want to go through that again. she is no friend to women. we lived through the days when women came forward and explained how they were hurt and abused by bill clinton and she defended them. in fact, she went on tv and blamed conservatives for making it all up. she is not a friend of women. and so, yes, i have concerns with him but i know that she is not someone i can support. he has my vote. the question is how hard will we work for him. >> i want to get your response

to some of the headlines over the last 24 hours with mitt romney's remarks against donald trump. we're going to get into that a little bit more in the show later on, but i want to get your take on the initial reaction about romney going after trump in a very big way. do you think it's going to be much more difficult for the party to unite behind donald trump with the former nominee out there in a big way saying it's a mistake to support him? >> listen, you know, donald trump needs to watch what he says and he needs -- there are some things he needs to go back and clean up, no question. but, i will say that -- and i hear this from women, by the way, that women who have worked in the primary to support him -- by the way, i didn't support him in the primary, but the women that did are astounded by the fact that, you know, mitt romney now is coming out against him. i didn't support mitt romney in 2012 in the primary. i supported rick santorum. i endorsed him.

i worked hard for rickney won, the differences. of course i called the women to go vote and we registered women all over the country. i did a bus tour for mitt romney -- well, for the issue of welcoming to vote, conservative welcoming to vote. and so which in essence helped mitt romney. so, you know, i find it troubling that now after all of that it just seems hypocritical that now he can't get onboard and support the nominee. i don't understand it. >> all right. penny, thank you so much for joining us with your take. >> thank you for having me. >> no problem. and keep us posted on what transpires over the next few weeks as we move closer to the convention. >> thank you. more now on the developing battle between donald trump and mitt romney as we've been talking about. after the 2012 presidential nominee outlined why he believes the country's character would suffer with trump in the oval office. take a look. >> most recent attack on the judge, a racist approach is one

which i think says to me i can't be part of that. i will not sign up for that. i don't want to be associated with that in any way, shape, or form. >> and we're going have much more on all of this with washington times online opinion editor monica crowley later on in the hour. news fox alert with new information on that tragic shooting of kristina grimy, former star on the popular television show "the voice." flis are saying the suspected gunman apparently traveled from another city in florida before confronting the young singer in orlando. also say that suspect did not appear to know her and may have been a deranged fan. she was murdered while signing autographs after a concert. casey is joining us now live with the latest on the details of this tragedy. >> police say there were roughly 120 fans around the singer when this went down and they all saw

her go down. the shots ringing out after a man walked up and opened fire. thankfully no one else hurt. investigators crediting her brother for that because he tackled the gunman moments after watching his sister being shot. 22-year-old kristina grimy had just wrapped up a concert at the plaza liven knew when she was interacting with the fans that suspect walked up to her, pulled out a gun, and opened fire. she was rushed to an area hospital but died a few hours later. the 21-year-old suspect who has not being named right now immediately turned the gun on himself and took his own life. orlando police say it appears he came to do some damage. >> what our detectives are doing right now is going through the suspect's cellphone and computer and see if they can find a suspect had two handguns on

his person. he had two additional loaded magazines for those handguns and a large hunting knife. ♪ >> the young singer rose to fame on nbc's singing competition "the voice" in 2016. she came in third place on season six. but kristina was just 19 at the time and her powerful singing talent had everyone in awe. her career just taking off from there. it is not clear at this point how the suspect got multiple weapons past the security guards at the venue. that is part of what police are investigating right now. >> tragically. thank you for that update. overseas now where isis claiming responsibility for multiple bombings in syria. those attacks killing 12 people and wounding dozen more.

those happened in a predominantly shia area just south of damascus. this news comes as u.s.-backed fighters tightened their grip on islamic state strongholds in northern syria where tens of thousands of civilians are trapped right now by the fighting. the state department is encouraging israel to dial back efforts to restrict the ability of palestinians entering that nation. this after this week's terror attack that killed four israelis in tel aviv. >> we understand their desire to protect their citizens and to send a message, but we would only urge that any measures that it takes be gun under -- with the consideration towards the many innocent palestinians simply trying to go about their daily lives. >> meantime the palestinian terror group hamas the vowing to fight back against the crack down as well as a wave of

arrests of its members in the western bank. let's get the latest now with danny who is israeli i'm bass door to the u.n. and former deputy defense minister. welcome, sir. great to have you here today. sadly another terror attack this week. four people died in a very popular area of tel aviv. i know that there are calls from the state department to dial it back in terms of the response that the israelis may be having to try to protect this area. what's your reaction to that? >> i appreciate the condemnation made by the administration. we have no desire to escalate the administration. we have a desire to put i way the civilians and we will do that. we will do whatever is necessary to protect our people. that what every country will do when you have a situation where you have terrorists entering malls and shopping centers. that is the duty of the government of israel to protect its citizens. >> there are a number of folks who are surprised that in an area like tel aviv in this particular part of the city,

that these two individuals were able to flip through somehow and manage to get through the checkpoints. is there any information you can share with us about where this investigation is going at this point? >> very safe, overall, but you cannot protect 24/7 everybody. when terrorists want to attack you, they will be able to do it in new york, in boston, and also unfortunately in tel aviv. usually we go and we look where they come from. we look about incitement, the culture of hate. that is the main issue. you can stop them all if you deal where the core issue of terrorism. not by putting more blocks or putting more guards. you need to go to the mosques, you need to go to the schools where they teach hatred and violence. >> impact do you think restricting the travel documents going back and forth between the palestinian side and tel aviv is going to have at the moment because there's a backlash about this from the palestinian side saying that this is an over reaction but the israeli government. how do you respond to that? >> a few days before that we

allowed 80,000 palestinians to come to israel because of the holiday of the ramadan. in israel, real freedom of religion but they cannot use it in order to allow terrorists to come in. we want to protect israelis and palestinians but we cannot allow the terrorists to come into our city and shoot innocent. i don't know if you saw the video but it was a horrible video. >> horrible. >> watching those two terrorists coming and shooting innocent israelis in a coffee shop. >> absolutely. and particularly at a time when this is the time of year where everybody is out and about en y enjoying a lovely evening and tourism is high at this point as well. >> indeed. we go out, go to celebrate. we will continue to celebrate. we will continue to live in a long democracy and in the past we show that we are capable of protecting our people and live peacefully but we will have to do whatever is necessary. i expect from our friends around the world to allow us to protect our people. >> are you surprised that the prime minister is getting some

heat for the fact that this has happened again? i read some of the articles in israeli press about mr. netanyahu getting flack for being -- for not doing enough, it seems, to protect the big areas, these big cities. >> prime minister netanyahu is a very experienced with terrorism. >> are you surprised he's getting heat within his own country? >> in israel we're used to get attacked from internal reasons. i'm sure he will deal with this wave of terrorism. we know how to protect our people. we have done it in the past and we will do it now. >> do you foresee taking stronger measures in the palestinian neighborhoods by blocking access to the city, to other areas of israel? >> we will do whatever is necessary. >> which is? >> which is more intelligence, maybe we need to arrest more people and interrogate them and this is the main issue, is to go to the mosques, to go to the place where's they teach hatred. when you can find the young

terrorist, someone told them to hate, when they go to school, television, the mofrksques, thee being told to hate. we need to deal with the hatred. >> ambassador, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> all the best to you. let's hope things get better in the days and weeks ahead. >> we pray for that. >> appreciate it. well, former presidential candidate mitt romney accusing the new standard bearer donald trump of inciting, quote, trickle down racism. hear why our next guest says governor romney needs to accept the presumptive nominee and get behind him. plus, growing outrage on the sentence impose and a former stanford swimmer. protests are gearing up on that campus and now a new punishment for brock turner. >> this case has ignited a spark that it has because of the powerful voice of the young survivor of a horrific attack who only wanted justice.

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northerning body of that sport officially banning brock turner for life from any nationally sanctioned event. now, this has outraged groves across the country over his sentencing for that grime. bryan is joining us live from our newsroom with more on the fallout. >> the revolt against judge aaron persky is growing louder and more intense by the day after he sentenced 20-year-old former stanford university swimmer brock turner to just six months in county jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a campus dumpster. more than 1.2 million people signing petitions online demanding the judge be unseated for handing down a sentence they view as far too lenient. prosecutors argued turner deserved six years in prison but the judge said he believed that that would be too severe. opting to go with the recommendation from the county's probation department for a lesser sentence including three years probation. at least 16 california state lawmakers have now written letters urging the california

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welcome back. time for a quek check of other headlines making news right now. after nearly a week of digging, finally finding the body of second man buried in a landslide at a gravel pit in mississippi. that pair operating heavy equipment down in that pit last weekend when a wall collapsed burying both of them under tons of mud and sludge. rescuers finding the first body on thursday. jury convicted speaker of alabama state house on 12 counts of public corruption. the conviction automatically removed the republican from office hnd afaces up to 20 years behind bars. for each count. and take a look. a plane on a trip around the world makes a nighttime landing in new york city. the solar impulse 2 wrapping up this journey across the u.s. with a fly by of the statue of liberty before touching down at jfk airport. quite a sight there.

a war of words erupting between mitt romney and donald trump over the current presumptive gop nominee's comments on race. here's former governor romney. >> i simply can't put my name down as someone who voted for principles that suggest racism or misogyny, bigotry, who has been vulgar time and time again. >> and then donald trump waste nothing time hitting back on twitter. writing, quote, mitt romney had his chance to be the failed president but he choked like a dog. now he calls me racist, but i am the least racist person there is. joining us now monica crow by, editor for the washington times and wonderful fox news contributor. >> hi. >> here we have romney under a big spotlight, talking about his disgust of donald trump. what impact is that going to have on this race? >> i am a firm believer that if you don't have nothing nice to say about somebody you should not say anything at all.

the republican party has the nominee. donald trump is not going anywhere. everybody already knows that governor romney has serious problems as donald trump as a candidate. he made that crystal clear when he gave a major speech denouncing donald trump. governor romney is already on the record with his opposition to him. reiterating his opposition, using words like racist, misogyny that simply plays in the hillary clinton's campaign and the left and the democratic party is totally counterproductive. i found what he said in the last couple days to be irresponsible and frankly makes him look quite small. >> what about those who might say if you don't feel that you can be authentic, supporting the nominee, why shouldn't you go out publicly and discuss your feelings about that person? >> well, if like governor romney, you are authentically opposed to him, if your conscious is bothering you about

donald trump, that's fine, that's between you and your conscience, okay? do not go out in public, especially if you are a prominent republican like governor romney because, again, it on the feeds the other side. now, if governor romney said, i oppose donald trump, i find hillary clinton more palatable and i intend to vote for her, that would be a different ball game. but he has said, no, i oppose mrs. clinton also. those comments only feet into her hands and play into her campaign. why would you continue to give the opposition ammunition. if you have these issues with donald trump express them to him privately, if necessary, if you really feel like you got to get it off your chest. otherwise, zip it. >> and i think for those who do remember when mitt romney was the nominee, he was out there seeking donald trump's support and his money. >> that's right. he sought his endorsement and he took major campaign contributions from him. so i think, look -- >> doesn't that go against his authenticity then? >> yeah, and creates governor

romney romney's. he had two shots at the republican nomination and the presidency and he blew both of those shots and now you have a hypocrisy problem because he had no problem taking donald trump's money when it mattered to him. now he's got all of these issues with donald trump, please. >> let's talk for a moment, also, about the temperament factor a lot of people have been talking about, particularly with the fox news poll poll that just came out. when it comes to the temperament issue people go -- they trust mrs. clinton more man mr. trump. how do you read that? >> it's interesting those numbers mirror each other. they're in mirror reverse. look, i think donald trump was able to get the republican nomination because of the kind of raw authenticity he showed on the campaign trail during the primary season. people like that he was who he is, that he told it like it is, that he was willing to say politically incorrect things because i think a lot of voters at least on the republican side and a lot of independents feel that the country is really

losing itself and that the window of opportunity to save america is sliding away. but now we're in a different ball game. now this is the general election campaign. you're trying to reach other people. and i think rather than just giving the base supporters hope, which is what he did during the primaries, now he's got to reassure the vast majority of other voters who are going to be voting in november. so he's already delivered the hope. people know what he's capable of doing. they already know who he is. >> right. >> so now i think the challenge for donald trump is to take it down a notch or do. he can pepper his appearances with the old donald trump, which is what he really is, but i think he owes the american voters now a window into how he would behave and act and govern as president of the united states. >> i have just a few seconds left. on the other side, clinton, the trut worthiness factor in our poll shows that a lot of folks still have a problem with her trustworthiness. >> mirror images.

both candidates have their challenges. mrs. clinton's challenge is that she's been on the national scene for about 30 years. her honesty and trustworthy, integrity numbers which have never been good is now nearly a rock bottom because of clinton scandals and e-mail server, the fbi investigation and so on, so for her to recover those numbers i think is more difficult for her to dothan donald trump turning the temperament numbers around. i think she's got her work cut out for her in a way that may not be sure mountable, where i think donald trump can turn this around in time. >> fascinating indeed to be sure. monica, great to have you onboard. thank you for being here. >> you bet. >> appreciate it. and now we want to hear from you. do you think mitt romney's rant against donald trump makes it more challenging to unify the party? you can tweet me at umapemmaraju. we'll get to your responses later on in the show. now take you to moon township, pennsylvania. that is just outside pittsburgh

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welcome back. as promised we want to take you out to moon township, pennsylvania, where donald trump is speaking to supporters. let's listen? >> most people don't, i hate to say, but that's what we need. we need that in washington. it's time. we have people that are incompetent, we have people that don't know what they're doing, they have no clue. they have no clue. everything's political correct. i mean, you watch what you say. you say something a little bit off, you end up with headlines. it's like a bunch of babies. like a bunch of dumb babies. and believe me, folks, the world is laughing at us. they can't believe what's happening. you look at trade, 300 -- just look at what's going on. countries all over the world taking advantage of us. mexico, we have a trade deficit,

$58 billion a year, and they're killing us in the border. china, think of it. china, we'll build a wall, don't worry about it. we'll build a wall. we'll build a wall. >> build a wall. build a wall. build a wall. build a wall. build a wall. >> we'll build that wall. and by the way, the mexican people are great. and the officials leading mexico -- it's fine, they're taking advantage of stupid politicians that we have running our country. i don't blame anybody. i blame our politicians. i'm not blaming -- look at china. we have a trade deficit with china of $505 billion a year. $505 billion. how the hell do you come out of that hole? and we can make great trade deals. you know what? they're going to make great trade deals. when i deal on it, those deals

are going to be great deals. they're going to be good for us. they will be just line for china. right now they have rebuilt china with our money, with our jobs. and they laugh at us. and what do they do? they have no respect for obama whatsoever. they will have even less respect for crooked hillary. she's the worse. she's the worse. >> okay. that's just a little flavor of donald trump speaking with supporters in pennsylvania right now. this is the second big rally of the day in his campaigning of this weekend. and as you can see there, he is all fired up taking aim at hillary clinton and the backdrop in his war of words with mitt romney. members of the republican party are preparing to descend on cleveland next month. thousands of protesters could accompany them. 5,000 officers will be on hand to secure the convention. police officials are also planning to deploy roving videographers and body cameras,

not compatible with riot gear. will these measures be enough to keep the peace? the president of the cleveland police patrolman's association, welcome, sir. great to have you here today. >> thank you for having me, ma'am. >> i understand you have concerns about the preparedness of law enforcement when the convention opens up in your city. why are you concerned at this point that things aren't where they need to be? >> well, you just misstated a fact. you said 5,000 uniformed police officers. there's not going to be 2,000. the fema instructors that come to cleveland said we need 4,000. we have 600 police officers and cities are dropping out of this thing like crazy. it boggles my mind that we're still putting this false narrative out there. and we have grave concerns. we don't have equipment. >> what type of equipment do you need? you're saying you have grave concerns. grave concerns about keeping

people safe during the convention? >> well, grave concerns -- i have grave concerns about keeping my officers safe and the officers that come to help us because when they're safe everybody else is going to be safe. and let me tell you, the men and women of cleveland police department and the officers that are going to come and help us are going to do the absolute best that they can do with the resources, the training, and the equipment that they have. we just don't have enough of any of that right now at this point. and, you know, we're, what, 35 days out from this thing beginning. we should be a lot farther along than we are. that gives us cause for concern. >> so who are you talking to about these concerns to make sure that things don't go awry? >> you, other media sources. we've certainly -- we have a paper trail a mile long, a year long with the city of cleveland. i have politicians that look through -- life through rose-colored glasses and say, hey, everything is going to be

great because that's what they have to say. they're politicians. i have appointed people saying everything is going to be great. i'm looking through life through the eyes of the men and women of the cleveland police department and the other officers that are going to be here. >> you're concerned about the officer's safety. >> absolutely. >> what about the safety of the people attending the convention and the folks will be there for a week? >> yeah, they go hand and n. hand. the safer my officers are, the safer the citizens are going to be. and these guys will take a bullet to protect your god-given right here in the united states of america for free speech. so they're here to protect even the protesters at this point. you know, the agitators that are going to come in here and there are going to be agitators, history has shown us, that have no care in the world. >> are you saying your equipment is dated, is not up to speed, so to speak, or it's not tech logically advanced to be able to handle the crowds and possible of protests? >> yes.

it's the stuff that we do have is outdated. the new stuff that we're getting is two sizes fits all. these are all problems that we should have been taking care of a year ago, not a month out from this thing. >> mayor and others are publicly saying everything is going to be fine. privately you must have had meetings with those officials to say we need you to help cooperate in this effort to mhi. where are those discussions right now? >> they're nonexistent. they're absolutely nonexistent. >> they're not willing to talk to you? >> yeah, absolutely. the union has not been part of this. neither of the police unions in cleveland have not been part of any of the preparations for this. we don't have gas masks right now. we don't have shields. we're not getting shields, by the way. we don't have pepper ball dispensers. we have to plan for a worst case scenario. we absolutely have to plan and train for worst case scenario and hope for the best and work

towards the best. we all want the best but we have to be prepared to react if a worst case scenario comes across. and traditionally these rncs are harder to police. with mr. trump being in the mix of things here, this one is going to be particularly difficult and we don't have the number of people that we need to do that right now. >> i want you to come back in a couple of weeks to update us. we're going to work on getting the other side to respond to this because i'm really concerned if you're raising these points that security is a real concern right now from your point of view. so we will get the other side and i do want you to update us and let us know what's going on. >> thank you very much. i would be happy to do that. >> thank you, sir, for joining us. >> have a good day. home security cameras capturing these images of a young boy trespassing into his neighbor's garage. he's making regular visits to steal hugs on his neighbor's dog. you will hear from the dog's owner about what happens next as she makes her adorable discovery. don't miss this. ♪

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welcome back, everybody. this is my favorite story of the week. caught on camera a louisiana hugging bandit.

our next guest found this footage, security footage as her young neighbor sneaks into her gauj stealing a hug and scampering away. let's talk about it with the dog's owner who joins us on the phone right now. i know that this is a story that's gone viral. one that's captured the hearts of so many across the country. it took you a while to find out who this little boy was, didn't it? >> yes, it did. only because i had forgotten to post it when we originally saw the footage. but, however, once i posted it that night, by the next morning, the dog -- the little boy's mom responded that it was her son. so once i posted it it didn't take long for facebook friends to respond. they knew who the little boy was. >> you made this discovery after seeing him at the edge of your driveway trying to throw a ball to the dog and coming into the garage to steal the hug. later finding out -- which makes

it more poignant the fact he lost his own dog. >> yes, he did. he had a dog whom was nine years old as well that passed away last year. >> when you first saw the footage, what ran through your mind? >> you know, it was surprising when i saw it. it was so cute. my husband and i both had a good laugh over it. and our dog is so friendly. she's never met a stranger she didn't like. we wanted to be able to find him and tell him that he was welcome to come play with her. we don't have anymore small children, so, you know, she enjoys the attention. >> it's really great. the two have met, we're seeing pictures right now of both of them playing. you have said to him he can come over whenever he wants and play with your dog. this really is such a sweet story. >> yes, absolutely. he's been back. it's not every day, if not every day since it aired. my husband and i got home from work last night and he was here playing with her so we all kind

of, you know, played fetch in the yard for a little while it was cute. >> it definitely is. so adorable. thank you so much for joining us today. we really appreciate it. >> sure. >> wonderful. that's going to be a wrap here from studio j in new york. we invite you to stay around for another hour of news. in the meantime, i hope wherever you are you make it a great day and a great weekend and i'll see you again next time.

donald trump making a two state blitz today. making big stops in florida and pennsylvania. and hillary clinton fresh off a bunch of high profile endorsements is setting her sights on the presumptive republican nominee. hello i'm kelly wright welcome to brand-new hour inside america's election headquarters. i'm laura ingle in for julie b band banderas. donald trump took jabs at his fellow republican including the 2012 presidential nominee, mitt

romney. >> we've got live team fox coverage in washington with the clinton campaign. we begin with peter doocy in tampa where trump held his first event earlier today. did trump tip his hand at all about general election strategy moving forward with the campaign? >> he did, kelly. mr. trump said even though some strategists are suggesting he kind of cool it with the events until after the convention, his plan is to hold more big rallies like the one we saw today. it was really interesting he may have tipped his hand about his vp thinking. for the first time as the presumptive nominee he shouted out to a crowd of 5,000 who should i pick as my running mate? people started saying all kinds of names, every kind of name you could think of. the three he chose to repeat at the podium were jeff sessions, newt gingrich and condi rice. he take aim at hillary clinton's

endorser, senator elizabeth warren. >> when i call this really bad senator, she's done nothing she's done nothing. she said she's native american. i said pocahontas. it's pocahontas. >> trump also called hillary clinton crooked and president barack obama incompetent. just because we saw a subdued speech or two earlier doesn't mean they'll all be like that until november. >> it's going to be dicey. who fired the latest shot in the battle between trump and mitt romney? >> it's been back and forth all day. in the last few minutes we got details about comments mitt romney made today behind closed doors to a group of influential republican donors. he compared trump's past jokes about hand size about bill

clinton histori clinton's affairs. mitt romney called -- trump is pushing back very hard. >> i watched this poor sad mitt romney this morning. he suffers from misogynist. i don't think he knows what it is. he's sitting like a real stiff. >> and mitt romney is not just getting it from donald trump. the rnc chairman reince priebus tweeted immediately it's time to stop fighting and unify the party. kelly? >> you get the feeling it might continue. we'll continue to watch all the details as they develop. peter doocy reporting live, thank you. never a dull moment to. the democrats, hillary clinton speaking at planned parenthood making her first address since becoming her party's presumptive presidential nominee. the former secretary of state

using the platform to pledge her support for women's reproductive rights and blasted donald trump on women's issues. kristin fisher joins us with those details. >> just in case there was any doubt, hillary clinton made it very clear yesterday that women's issues will be a center piece of her campaign, especially since donald trump is polling so poorly with that demographic. a fox news poll out two days ago shows clinton ahead among women by 32 points. clinton made the case a trump presidency would set women's rights back decades. >> this is a man who has called women pigs, dogs, and disgusting animals. kind of hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights. when he says pregnant women are an inconvenience to their employer, what does that say about how he valued women?

our work? our contributions. >> this weekend, clinton is taking time off from the campaign trail. next week she'll headed to ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin. in wisconsin she'll be campaigning alongside president obama for the first time. he endorsed her on thursday, so did vice president biden and mass senator elizabeth warren. yesterday senator warren had a private meeting with clinton fuelling speculation she's being vetted to be her running mate. senator warren is more ideologically in line with bernie sanders. as we all know pressure has been mounting f mounting for sanders to drop out. tomorrow he's invited his top supporters at his home in vermont to discuss what's next if anything for his campaign. back to you. >> a big day, thanks, kristin. a fox news alert. new information the tragic

shooting of christina, a former star on the voice, police now saying that the suspected gunman apparently travelled from another city in florida before confronting the young singer in orlando. they also say the suspect did not appear to know her and may have been a deranged fan. she was killed while signing autographs after a concert. casey stegall joins us from dallas with the details. do police have a motive in this case? >> unfortunately right now they do not. currently, detectives are going through this is suspect's computer and cell phone as they typically do, searching for clues, trying to find anything that would lead them to information on what caused this man to carry out the crime. anything to shed some light on what in fact prompted the 21-year-old to drive from another town in florida to that venue in orlando and specifically shoot christina

grimmie, which is what investigators say happened. as the young singer was meeting with her fans and signing autographs, more than 100 concert goers saw this all go down. can you imagine? the singer's brother was also there and witnessed it. but he tackled the man before anybody else was hurt. it all ended when the suspect then shot himself. police say he had two guns on him. two extra magazines and a large hunting knife. of course, part of this investigation is looking into how that man got those weapons into the venue in the first place. >> yeah, you know, it's so heart breaking and police are basically stating that her brother was a hero who saved lives. but getting back to grimmie, she was such a hot sensation, had a budding career in music. reaction is pouring in from all over, right? >> yeah, as you can imagine her fans are in a state of shock. some people saw her at that concert in orlando and then as

they were driving home, heard the news that she had been shot and killed. the music community hurting as well. christina grimmie gaining a huge following after appearing on nbc's singing competition show, the voice. rock star adam levine took the young vocalist under his wing in the wake of last night's shooting levine posting this picture on his instagram page of the two together. the caption reads in part, i'm quoting here, i'm sad, shocked and confused. we love you so much grimmie, this just isn't fair. you know, the #ripchristina started trending on twitter minutes after news of the shooting really broke out last night. everyone just really trying to wrap their mind around what happened in orlando, kelly. >> very sad. casey stegall thanks for the report. we'll see her future record label, the material they've been working with to see if they'll

release that in tribute to her, thanks so much. and a huge story this week, usa swimming banning former stanford university swimmer brock turner from the sport for life. that means he will never swim competitively for the usa. turner was convicted of sexual assault near the stanford campus. his six month jail sentence is causing national outrage. brian llenas joins us live from our new york city newsroom with more on this one. >> look, stanford university student brock turner was found guilty of three felony sexual assault charges and sentenced last week to six months in county jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a campus dumpster in january 2015. now the outrage is now increasingly aimed against the judge who handed down the sentence. more than 1.2 million people signing petitions online demanding the judge be unseated for handing down a sentence they view as far too lenient.

prosecutors argued turner deserved six years in prison. the judge said he believed given turner's youth the fact he was a first time offender six years would be too severe, opting to go with the recommendation from the county's probation department for a lesser sentence, including three years' probati probation. 16 california state lawmakers have written letters urging the california commission for judicial performance to investigate the judge. a law professor is leading a group to garner signatures from local voters needed to put the judge's recall on the ballot. the judge ran unapposed in tuesday's primary and is set to begin a new six year term in january. >> we all feel that the judge's sentence in the brock turner case was both wrong and dangerous. and makes women both at stanford and other colleges less safe.

>> despite this pressure, the santa clara assistant district attorney telling the mercury news they have no recourse because the judge didn't do anything illegal. stating quote, we believe that he made the wrong decision. that he should have sentenced turner to prison. we don't believe that we have a basis to appeal or seek a writ in this case though because his decision was authorized by law and was made by applying the correct standards. protests are expected tomorrow at stanford university during commencement ceremonies. laura? >> brian llenas thank you for that report. one we'll continue to follow. thank you. the senate pushing ahead toward passage of a massive defense spending bill despite deep divisions over controversial line items like prohibiting the closure of gitmo and requiring young women to register for a potential draft. garrett tenney has more from

washington. >> the senate is expected to pass the version of the bill on monday to fund our nation's military a few of its provisions are dividing republicans in congress. one of those provisions in the national defense authorization act would change the selective service act to require women to register for the draft. that prompted the heritage foundation to call on senators to reject the bill, despite the $602 billion it would authorize for our military in 2017. heritage put out a statement reading quote, regardless of whatever merits the bill may have, it deserves to be defeated because lawmakers should not force young women into military services through the selective service. of course, that provision wasn't a part of the defense bill republicans pushed through the house last month. congressional leaders may leave it out of the final version they send to the president's desk. the white house has already promised to veto the bill over a provision that would prevent it from closing guantanamo, a threat the gop responded to its

address. >> the detainees aren't in gitmo for parking tickets. they're there because they want to kill americans and hate everything we stand for. the white house has not ruled out unilateral action. closing guantanamo and transferring the detainees to the united states would jeopardize our security. >> just last month the white house expressed their continued frustration with republicans in congress to get the defense bill passed in the first place. >> we need congress to get out of the way. they have time and time again included restrictions that have prevented the administration what is necessary to protect the american people. >> the senate is expected to vote on and pass the defense bill late monday. between now and then, lawmakers could still add on other amendments as well. kelly? >> all right. garrett tenney thank you for the report. some republicans aren't too happy with the president's national security plan. so they're unveiling a plan of their own. what's in it? general jack keane weighs in next. a small plane crashes into the side of a house. investigators want to know how it happened.

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and time now for a quick check of the headlines. california, two people are dead after a small plane crashed into a townhouse in los angeles. a fire official says no one inside the home was hurt and the faa and ntsb are now looking into the cause. and in france, violent scenes erupting for a third day in a row. that's ahead of england's soccer match against russia at the european championship. what a mess. authorities say multiple people were injured while police made dozens of arrests. check this out from cape canaveral. a successful launch for this rocket. taking place just a few hours ago, the mission is speculated to be delivering an eavesdropping satellite to an orbit more than 22,000 miles over the equator. republican lawmakers unhappy with the president's security plan. laying out their own this week the gop plan focuses heavily on

boarder security and immigration reform. house speaker paul ryan saying republicans are the only ones who can truly keep americans safe and win the war against terrorism. >> it's not too much to say that our enemies no longer fear us and too many of our allies no longer trust us. i think this is a direct result of the president's foreign policy. >> general jack keane is a retired four star general former vice chief of staff of the army. and a fox news military analyst. he joins us in to weigh in. thank you for joining us today. i ask that you forgive me in advance of this long question. i want to delineate what paul ryan is talking about. he gave a list of what he classified a weakness of president's foreign policy. the president said iran would never get nuclear weapons but in

the deal he agreed -- according to ryan all but assures us. he shrugged off isis and response to russia's aggression has been timid. what's your assessment of ryan's opinion? and do you believe it created a void in national security some. >> i think that right on the mark here. it is a well-written document and it's very comprehensive and very focused. listen, there is no doubt -- you point to any region of the world, in the last eight years that place is worst. it's facing global security challenges since we have not seen since post world war ii. this is a generational problem and we have no strategy to defeat it. we've got three powers, russia,

china, iran all seeking some form of regional domination. all succeeding at some of them. as mr. ryan enunciated our adversaries are emboldened. and our allies, they are scared, they don't trust us. it is really a very serious situation that is facing the next president of the united states. >> so in unveiling the gop security plan, speaker of the house ryan spelled out four objectives, keep america safe and he went on to say in addition to keeping america safe at home defeat the terrorists, advance america's interest abroad and renew our national security tools. general, you've looked over the entire army and you know the military. what's your perspective on this and what way can the military be utilized to achieve those objecti objectives? >> fundamentally what has to take place here is this is about

the role of the united states in our world today. we historically since world war ii something we didn't seek, but came to us at the ending of the war so favorable tool the freedom loving people. the reality is everything president by and large since world war ii democrat or republican has seen the united states as a global leader, interested in securing stability and trying to lift up prosperity in the world. that has not been taking place these last seven or eight years, this president pulled away from the world. that's why we just enumerated theva t the advantages our enemies have. we must influence a lot and to lead. we have to lead. the united states military will do what the president tells it to do. >> the republicans say they have put together 67 steps they will take to achieve the objectives

they've laid out. part of that includes securing the borders, taking the fight to isis and building a 21st century military. general, what will a 21st century military look like and will it have enough people, resources and money to conduct its multiple missions? >> well, this remains to be seen because the republican congress is helping to decapitate the united states military along with a democratic president in something we call sequestration or budget control act. this is both sides of our government doing it and it's democrats and republicans. that has got to stop. we can not meet the global responsibilities. they are outlining themselves with the direction that the united states military is atrophies before our eyes. it's got to stop and we have to increase our capital accounts and modernize and increase technology that's out there and we're not spending money on it.

>> thank you, sir, appreciate your comments. >> good talking to you, kelly. as donald trump hits the campaign trail today, a growing war of words is erupting between the presumptive nominee and mitt romney. what it means for house speaker paul ryan and the rest of the gop leadership heading into the general election campaign. plus, oscar winning actor lewis gausts jr. hitting a major milestone and working to end racism. as he lives his life beyond the dream. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to what's in your wallet?

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summit reaffirming he'll not vote for presumptive republican nominee donald trump. what's the impact here? here for a fair and balanced debate. tammy bruce, radio talk show host and fox news contributor and steven sigmond, democratic strategist. let's talk about the effort to unify the gop going on right now. as far as the base is concerned, voters seem to be united. we see in the polls, we see that every day. then the bureaucrats, the concerns deep in the party it seems to be getting worse if you look at what's happening at the romney summit. tammy it seems like we're at a point where people are getting pushed to vote for somebody else. >> it's similar to what we've been dealing with. through the primaries there was passion, people were switching parties from democrat to republican, independents were voting for donald trump. he was winning over and over and over again. so we see in the polls that in fact if you've already decided whether it's hillary or donald

trump, you're set, you're done. what's happening with mitt romney is interesting, he's appealing to independents, those who are the individuals who will decide this race. we have the enthusiasm on the republican end. independents we also see a double digit lead for donald trump. all this commentary about a couple days ago he said i'll be looking at gary johnson. he is appealing to undecided voters and i find that frankly rather unfortunate considering what the nation is facing. my audience has been outraged with this, even if they don't like trump they don't like the interference when it comes to the will of the voters. >> i wonder what it's like to be you guys, you have the radio listeners the people you meet out in the world. what are people saying. what do you think is going to happen right now? will the party be able to unify what do you think? >> it's extraordinary. the gop is as far from unified as you can possibly be. the two living republican

presidents and the last republican nominee scores of senators, congressmen, the existing house speaker calling donald trump's comments this week racist. this isn't unity this is like a hostage situation that's going badly. right? >> we shouldn't be surprised. >> i don't agree that democrats and independents have gone over to donald trump. he got republican votes in a republican primary and it's having an enormous problem unifying that part of his party because, you know, every week he goes out and says something they have to hold their breath or go disavow. >> what we do know is that donald trump has more votes than any other republican nominee in history. 1.5 million more than anyone before. 7 million fewer people voted in the democrat primary season in '16 than 2008. 7 million people. now those are individual whose

wi will vote for someone. that's where the enthusiasm gap is. when it comes to donald trump people know what they've got. it's not a surprise. they know he's probably going to say something else that makes you wince. now the issue is the individual's future. the economy, jobs, isis, these are existential issues, not the questions you ask about if you're going to be marrying someone for the rest of your life. >> steven? >> you may have 7 million more voters out this year, but all of them are republicans. right? and what you don't have with donald trump is actually unity in the party and you don't have him lining up with american voters in a general election in a way that you would see him -- >> let me make clear, the 7 million that did not vote were democrats. that was in the democratic primary, there are 7 million fewer -- >> what you have in the republican primary is republicans who normally voted

in the -- >> wait a minute. i want to talk about what we're finding out in our polls. as we move towards the conventions many are holding their breath to see what donald trump says and does next. we're watching clinton's legal battle with her e-mails. how much does it all matter? check out this poll, one of our latest fox news polls, we asked what is the chance your candidate could do something to make you change your vote? 57% of clinton supporters said none at all. do you think voters at this point? they're not all locked down -- >> this is what you find in most general elections you have a country that is very split between democrats and republicans. the real number when you add up 25 and 60 is about 85% who are saying that they're unlikely to switch their vote. and that's not unusual. at the moment that favored hillary clinton being elected because you have an electoral college that favors her. what really matters is who is in

the middle and who are the voters in the middle. those voters for the most part are the persuadables single women, young people to some degree, all of whom are turned off by donald trump's rhetoric and policy positions that are fraudulent. >> our polls so voters are committed to their candidate that doesn't mean they're happy about it. that's something we hear time and time again. >> and not certainly just this cycle. a lot of us voted for mccain and romney and weren't happy with it. we know that any republican democrat is better than any democrat. i'm an independent. people this year are not really voting on partisanship. they're voting on fundamental issues that's why it's become unusual. you see it on the democrat side with bernie sanders supporters and donald trump. the democrats have chosen the establishment with mrs. clinton. the republicans have chosen the outsider. that is what is the choice for the independent. >> i want to give steven the

last work. the week ahead what do you see? >> i see republicans holding their breath that donald trump is not going to say something racist sexist or utterly fraudulent. that's the problem you have week in and week out with this guy. just today in the "new york times" you have a article where he brantankrupted the casinos, have how he's scamming students at trump university to favor himself. you have a story in usa today how he's stiffing contractors to favor himself. you see that stuff week in and week out with him and that -- >> he's still four points ahead of hillary clinton. >> four points ahead -- >> 100% -- >> likely voters four points ahead -- >> and we've got to go, tammy bruce, steven sigmond. >> the poll that matters is november. >> where she's going to win. >> kelly, over to you. louis gossett jr., he's man

for all seasons. the hollywood star has been inspiring generations for more than 50 years through the many films and television projects he's performed in. his greatest role, that's in being himself. man on a mission. challenging people to eradicate racism and learn to live in unity and harmony. save the planet and live beyond the dream. >> every time i say understand, i want the whole group to say yes, sir. understand? >> yes, sir. >> understand? >> yes, sir. >> before winning an oscar for his role at a tough drill sergeant in the movie an officer and a gentleman. before becoming a household name as his performance as fiddler in roots. louis gossett jr. developed a love for actor as a student in high school. born in brooklyn, new york he grew up in a racially diverse

community, black, jewish, irish and italian families. >> i'm a maverick. i came up in a complete diverse neighborhood. we were all poor. rich people were poor. we depended on one another. and as my parents didn't get home in time i'd go next door for some fish or down the street for lasagna. we grew up together. >> in high school he landed his first lead role in a broadway play. he gives credit for his success to his great grandmother for teaching him to appreciate life and pursue his dreams. >> she remembered as a slave being free. she couldn't read or write. >> with his star rising on broadway he soon received offers from hollywood. he recalls facing one of his greatest challenges, upon first arriving there in 1966. >> i had -- they treated me like a king on the airplane.

and a limousine came up put me in a beverly hills hotel. and they said we have a car for you. so the hotel, on sunset, and hertz rent a car. that's about 15-20 minutes took me four and half hours i met every policemen on the block. i had sam cook music on and i met every policemen. and they handcuffed me to a tree after i was walking after 9:00. >> what do you think? >> i read about it, about the lynches didn't know it was happening in hollywood. i had to go through that to experience it. >> no bitterness? >> no. i had to get rid of it. >> that experience encouraged him to confront racism everywhere. even now at the age of 80, lou is helping people overcome the ugliness of prejudice.

through his foundation called erasism. the program seeks to end racism once and for all. >> we're all americans we don't have to fight for rights we already have. the responsibility of what an american citizen is, those lessons have stopped. we're doing everything else other than taking care of the planet and one another and passing that to our children, we may as well be in this great 747, 30,000 feet that's about to crash. people inside the plane are fighting over who is going to be in first class. that's what we're doing. that's a disease, a global disease we must get rid of before armageddon. >> getting rid of racism is how louis wants to spend the last part of his life. this story is a glimpse of what this man has accomplished in his life. gang bangers for example he helped them get away from a life of crime. at 80 years of age he shows no signs of letting up. he has four new movie and tv

projects coming out soon. louis gossett jr. as his new book basically calls him is an actor and a gentleman living life beyond the dream. >> unbelievable. how great for him to use that platform and still going strong at 80. i love it. >> i can do that at 80. >> yeah, hopefully we all can, right? with summer in full swing that means plenty of fun in the sun at the beach or in the back yard barbecue. but skin cancer is also a big deal for millions of people around the country. what you need to know to keep your family safe. plus, a bumbling bike thief getting more than he bargained for after crossing paths with a rancher. what police are saying about this one. ♪ ♪ run them in rawhide

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journalist liz trotta's weekly commentary. chelsea clinton moves like a phantom through her mother's campaign to become the nation's first female president. poised rich and aloof. she continues to expect the privileges of a media free zone imposed by her parents when she was just a child in the clinton white house. at 36 she's no longer a child, unless promoting a book, chelsea really doesn't talk to reporters. layers of advisors and imagine makers protect her from editorial scrutiny. will her mother continue to muffle reporters who won't go along to get along? access is all. generations of liberal leaning women in the news business see her as a product of the feminist awakening. the mom and daughter fight against male oppression is their fight. except that chelsea hasn't had to fight for anything.

she's the quench senchal child of privilege. like mother hillary the presumptive first daughter has inherited her mother's avarice, charging at least $75,000 per fee speech and sitting on a slew of important corporate boards. as vice chair of the clinton foundation, she's an executive presence in the clinton machine. new york papers are full of gossip about chelsea's move from a $6 million condo to a $10.5 million more spacious one. but anything that approaches substance is off limits as she guides through clutches of tamed reporters. still, there was that unguarded moment when she told britain's telegraph how she really tried to care about money, but it just didn't work. she said i was curious if i could on some fundamental level and i couldn't.

in her brief speeches on the hillary campaign tour, she invokes the fuzzy, bromides of a leftist philosophy that has led us to a rigged political system. all those years of higher education, stanford, oxford and columbia, have only cemented the family instinct for larceny and like her mother, she's a crushing bore. chelsea's husband, a hedge fund operator who recently had financial trouble remains in their enforced privacy zone. should her mother win the general election, the first daughter will bolster the dynasty's family pitch. especially since her second child is due within weeks of the election. most important, chelsea's ranking place in the family foundation places her at the center of serious investigations into the inner workings of the

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good old summertime is here. skin cancer is the most common form here in the united states. what hundreds of thousands of cases diagnosed yearly. what can we do to protect ourselves and still have some fun in the sun? here now is dr. kelly powers to weigh on this. that is the basic question. summertime is here. i want to go out and have fun. what do i need to do to protect myself. >> dark cloud over the summer fullback. well the good old fashioned sun block, right? and talking about children in general. sun block is great. look for something between 30 and a 50 spf. this is common sense stuff. but one thing recently i was reading is that ox benz oone is dangerous ingredient. and a hormone disrupter. so look on the ingredients and make sure it doesn't have that in it. >> and i'm always looking at the sunscreen when i'm in the store and when i see the ones that say

75, a hundred. does that make a difference? >> 30 to 50 is the good range. anything less than 30 is going to be in effective. >> and you specialize on operating on lower extremities and taking care of people with that. and one of the things we overlook are the lower extremities. the leg, toes, feet whenner applying sunscreen. >> everyone knows the bridge of the nose, the top of the ear. the deck deck taj. and the skin cancer can develop anywhere on the body. the abzdes of skin cancer and good things to know for moms and dads and anyone really. if you see a mole or leagues on your asymmetry. make sure it is not a mirror image of one another.

b is border. changes color is also a huge red flag. d is diameter. pencil eraser test. if it is more than a pencil eraser in width which is about 5 millimeter, often times that can be suspicious for cancer and evolving. so changing, color and shape. six months ago it's pink, now darker. get yourselves to a podologist or podiatric surgeon and get examined. >> zero is actually called in situ. it is there but it is not spreading. >> and we're gonna have to leave it there. >> thank you very much. we'll be right back picture the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance.

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