studio audience. i'm greg gutfeld. i love you, america. >> the fbi introduce hillary clinton behind closed doors just weeks before she will good evening. i'm laura ingle. this is the fox report. good evening. >> clinton voluntarily traveling to fbi headquarters in washington for hours of questioning. investigators are digging deeper in her use of a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. did that put classified information at risk? the fbi interviewed former aides for clinton and the investigation cast a shadow over her campaign by raising concerns

among support issers that clinton could be indicted before the election. she maintains she did nothing wrong. jennifer griffin, live in washington. clinton spoke. do we know what she had to it say? >> reporter: she spoke not to us, but eight minutes to meet the press chuck todd and he spent most of the interview after she met with the interview asking her about her husband's meeting with the attorney general loretta lynch on monday. >> it was a short chance meeting that occurred. and they did not discuss the department of justice's review. and i know that some nonetheless viewed it in a different light and both the attorney general and my husband said they would not do it again. and the bottom line for me, i

respect the professionalism and integrity of the officials in the department of justice handling this process. >> reporter: clinton would not respond to reports that are breaking from unnamed sources to cnn suggesting that the justice department has decided not to indict her. that seemed premature given the fact that the fbi only spoke to hillary clinton today. >> and right, who was at the fbi meeting today? >> reporter: we don't know for certain because the campaign did not release the names of those present. her lawyer david kendall was present and cheryl mills is a long- time advisor was present and we saw her at hillary clinton's residence after the

meeting. cheryl mills was questioned by the fbi not too long ago about her knowledge of the e-mail server and we know from the new york times that eight members of the fbi and justice department questioning hillary clinton. >> jennifer you have a great vantage point. what do you make of the timing? >> look at the timing of the meeting on a holiday weekend. that is by design and not it by chance. if you are the hillary clinton campaign, you would want it to happen in a new's cycle when the rest of america is focusing on other things in the 4th of july weekend. that is not a coincidence. the timing is good for it the campaign if they wrap things up before the convention. it is notable. it is not clear if it was

arranged after bill clinton's impromtu meeting with loretta lynch. the first statement we with received was from spokesman nick merrill after she was back at her house. he said secretary clinton gave a voluntary interview about her e-mail arrangementes while she is secretary. and she is plosed to help bring it to a conclusion and she will not comment further on her interview. >> she did comment further. she went on ms nbc but did not reveal what she told the fbi but talked about being there today. >> and now the weekend gets more interesting. hillary clinton hoping to move on from let's call it a rough

week. bill clinton sparked controversy when he met with attorney general loretta lynch in the height of the e-mail probe. and the republican- led benghazi committee released an unflattering report on the administration's handling of the 2012 terror attack. the administration cooked up the claim they said of the video and no hard evidence to support it. hillary clinton referenced the video in the night of the attack. four americans were killed in the attack including ambassador stephens. republicans are reacting to the fallout this week. the republican national committee has a lot to say. >> they do. republican national committee and donald trump weighing in on the fbi interview and it shows that hillary clinton is unfit to

be president and emphasizes the criminal investigation in her private e-mail server. and rnc is launching a scathing attack after loretta lynch privately met with bill clinton. and the meeting sparking widespread criticism given that lynch is head of the justice department and leading the investigation against mrs. clinton. the fbi wanted her for questioning reenforces her central role and put her own political ambitions above the state department rules and the attorney general meets secretly with bill clinton, conducted over a holiday weekend tit raises serious concerns about special treatment. meanwhile presumptive republican nominee donald trump is attacking mrs. clinton and tweeting hours ago.

it is impossible for the fbi not to recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton. what she did was wrong. what bill did was stupid. it was announced by sources that no charges will be brought against crooked hillary clinton. like i said the system is totally rigged. >> a lot to get to and we are start aring to get to more details from this year's republican national convention. >> reporter: there have been few details. and we know little about what to expect. that is different than past year. critics point out because republican parties, their rising stars and leaders are choosing not to attend point ping to donald trump's unfavorability numbers. the speaker slots are filled with a long waiting list of

those who want to speak. he told the new york times his children will speak and he will bring on many nonpoliticians such as serenna williams and don king. unpredictable like the candidate himself. >> that promises to be a interesting week for all of us. thank you for being here. >> and right now, we are learning more about what happened after authorities stormed the cafe in bangladesh and bringing a 10-hour stand off to a deadly concan clusion. what happened next? as we get new information on the people terrorist targeted, including one american. brexit back lash boiling over. thousands of protestors calling for a referundum redo. that is still ahead on the fox report tonight. ♪ you wanna see something intense?

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we have new details on the deadly terrorist attack in bangladesh. resulting in the deaths of 20 officers and two police officers. they targeted mostly foreigners. three of them killed going to college in the u.s. one of them on the screen now. they confirmed one u.s. citizen among the dead. they wanted targeted the foreigners. and 100 police stormed the

building at dawn. some say many of the postages were dead. muslims that could recite the ku'ran were left unharmed. seven japanese were killed. in all 13 hostages surprised. isis claimed details for the attack. they are offering the support to the authorities. they have had had it before but never on this scale and the prime minister called on islamic extremist to stop the killings. she declared two days of

national mournings. and already questions are asked why security service ises didn't act sooner to save the hostages and how much they you knew about the militants that carried out the killings. this marks the activity in bangladesh. in the only to it the authorities there but the wider world. >> thank you, and in the uk, more back lash building in the wake of the brexit vote. thousands of protestors taking to the streets of london and marching from hyde park to great britain parliament. protestors say the anti- eu finances and campaign was distorted and the brits who voted for the break regret the

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turkey's president unannounced visit to ataturk airport today, stopping at a memorial for victims from the attack four days ago. the toll from the attack, now 44. people are still being treated in hospitals tonight. data recorders from egyptair flight 804 are on their way back to egypt. they had been sent to france to be cleaned and tested after being pulled from the bottom of the mediterranean sea. the flight crashed in may while

flying to paris to cairo, veering off course and plunging into the sea, killing all 66 oh board. australians went to the polls saturday to elect a new government. final results aren't expected until tuesday. prime minister malcolm turnbull is losing. his party has won only 66 seats in the parliament. the opposition labor party has won 72. five people were killed and two two dozen injured in a bus/tractor trailer injury in florida. both caught on fire, making it hard for first responders to get out those who were injured. the blue angels will be back in the air this weekend. the u.s. navy pilot team returned to the skies today in be michigan one month after win of their team members was killed while practicing for an air show. the navy is still investigating the cause of that crash.

>> it is the b. hour. if you are just joining us, hillary clinton faces the fbi as the e-mail investigation heats up. the presumptive democratic nominee was interviewed for hours as investigators try to determine if she put classified information at risk. today's meeting sparked new information on whether hillary clinton will be charged and the republicans were quick to respond. the rnc released a statement. otherses have lost security clearances and jobs and gone to jail for doing far less and clinton needs to be held to the same standards as everyone else. kristin, how is the clinton campaign responding tonight? >> reporter: they stress it was voluntary and not subpeona.

a few hours later she called in to msnbc and say she will not talk about today's meeting and the report from the fbi is expected and there may be no charges filed against her? this is how she responded. >> i am not going to comment on the process. i have no knowledge of time line and this is entirely up to the department. >> reporter: there were eight officials from the department of justice and fbi in that meeting according to the new york times and five of clinton's closest aides and attorneys including cheryl mills who was interviewed by the fbi. >> what about the meeting between her husband and the attorney general? >> reporter: clinton characterized it as a short chance meeting and purely social and all they talked about about

was golf and grandkids and did not discuss the justice department's review. she said her husband and the attorney general wish withed it had not happened. it was social in nature and unplanned. but recognizing how others take a view of it. he agreed with the attorney general he would not do it again. bottom line, it looks bad. even the attorney general said it casts a shadow over the enti a shadow over the clinton campaign and right before president obama will campaign beside her in north carolina on tuesday. thank you so much. >> a cloud of concern looming over the 4th of july weekend coming on the heels of the isis inspired terror attacks over seas and here at home.

major travel hubs ramping up security and helping to reassure the 43 million americans hitting the road this weekend. >> we are seeing in poll after poll, terrorism and national security is top issues. and this is true after the recent terror attacks in istanbul and yesterday in bangladesh. that concern is not keeping americans inside over the 4th of july weekend. triple a said it will be the most travelled on record. 43 million people will hit the road, air and trains over the next few days. security officials across the country are beefing up their presence in transit hubs. some of that will be visible with canine units and other officers. and others we will not see. this woke in a senate hearing,

jay johnson said the public should not be concerned about attacks over the holiday weekend. >> we continue to encourage the public to participate and celebrate the july 4th holiday and go to public events and be aware and vigilant. >> reporter: even on a local level police departments are making changes for parades and celebrations on monday. that is true here in dc that puts on one of the larger celebration. snrngs we have a tight security plan with the 4th of july and nothing significant and nothing that should change the ability of people to feel safe and celebrate. >> reporter: the message is to enjoy yourself and if you see something that does not look right, say something. >> absolutely, thanks. >> a bus collides with a semiin it a fiery crash, five people

killed including a child. it is our top story as we go across america. florida, the driver of a bus that used to be a school bus carrying children and adults ran a red light and a stop sign and crashed in an oncoming truck. the bus driver among more than 20 people that rushed to the hospital. it is not chlor why he did not stop at the light or sign. the crash is under investigation. michigan, a large explosion in an energy plant near detroit. flames are shooting 30 feet in the air. forcing evacuation and road closures. >> the individual struck a natural gas pipe. and police officers responded to that traffic crash and helped to extraicate the individual from the vehicle. the driver was injured in the

crash andvgñóí he had been inju >> colorado, hail ripped through the neighborhood breaking windows and destroying cars. >> the hail was bigger than golf balls and nothing you can do. >> i thought it was a tornado coming. and the house was drilled with hail. >> damage estimated in the tens of thousands and people are trying to pick up the pieces. >> in nevada, a powerful storm sent a tree down on a house. >> it shook like a earthquake went on and the tree came down. >> no one was hurt. there was burn marks on the tree that made them to believe a lightning strike may have brought it down. that is the fox catch across america. >> hillary clinton, sitting down for an interview with the fbi, coming up next, our panel weighs

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>> hillary clinton sits down with a "voluntary" interview with the the fbi. investigators questioned her on the use of a e-mail. did she put classified information at risk? the clinton campaign advisor is here.

cal a marriage party candidate questioned with emaims and the benghazi report and tarmac on bill clinton with attorney general loretta lynch. this is a lack of honesty. cal, what do you make of this last week? >> they call it a review. fbi director comey said i don't do reviews, this is a criminal investigation. i love the way clintons spin thing. number one she will be indicted which i seriously doubt and that will reenforce what bernie sanders and donald trump said that the system is rigged. and if she is indicted. president obama is in the constitutional powers in pardoning her. and she is indicted and the delegates in philadelphia decide to pick someone else and enter

joe biden, he is tanned and rested and insure the obama legacy nothing happens by accident with the clintons. the meeting on the tarmac in phoenix on a private plane that was not a condins. i don't spend 30 minutes talking about my grandchildren. i want to give you a chance to react. the big bad week the clinton had. >> it is not been her best week. cal, i feel sorry, i hope your grandchildren are not watching. look laura, it was in august of last year that secretary clinton roached out to the fbi and said she would speak with them at any time to answer any questions. she wants to put this behind her. and wanted to sit down with them and the fact that it is it happening before the convention and the investigation is wrapping up, and we are hearing

reports that there is not going to be any sort of charges put forward, we'll see how that plays ago. cal, one person's scenario is another person conspiracy theory. joe biden will not get the nomination in philadelphia. it will be hillary clinton. she answered every question and told her team to answer every question and she want its behind her as well. >> cal, trump is pouncing on this. how much mileage will he get out of it in the end? >> it depends on the decision by the district department. his negatives are higher than hers and hers are the highest of any democrat running for president in history. and jamu, you don't get point ps for showing up for an interview. it is like special moment're points for showing up two days before serving a sentence in

prison. this wases something that was going to happen anyway. she picked a july 4th weekend and the clintons know how. i salute them. >> hillary clinton said she would talk to the fbi since 2015. she said this for a while. timing especially with it being a holiday, did she have a chance to pick it? >> no one knows the particulars, but look at the the facts of the case. she -- i doubt july 4th was the time she gachlt the coincidence with the meeting last week and the benghazi report coming out, i think that is exactly what it is. coincidence, and the good thing for hillary and democrats, this

is coming to an end before the convention. now donald trump has a number of way withes of dealing with the situation. he can continue to call names and to as cal said crooked hillary or he can talk about the issues. hillary is clear. she has had to deal with her trust issues and she's going to do that in the campaign, but she is forcibly talking about how her policies will make us stronger both economically and from a national security stand point. >> we have to leave it there. thank you for weighing in. it will be an interesting week for sure. california, adopting the toughest gun control measures in the nation. governor jerry brown signed six balls in to law including back ground check. state law makingers taking action after the recent mass

shootings after the attack in san bernardino that killed 14 people last year. critics say brown is exploiting terror for gain. >> reporter: gun right's advocates will challenge this in court. it appears that the battle will spill in to next year. governor brown sign issed six bills and he vetoed a handful of gun measures as well. the impact will include showing identification when you buy a mmo. and you have to passes a background check. there is a ban on semi-automatic rifles. those require the tip of a bullet to eject the magazine. and then a new state database for people who buy and own ammunition. and magazines that hold more than ten bullets.

governor brown said my goal is to enhance public safety by tightening or existing laws in a responsible manner and protecting the rights of law a boyding gun owners. the new pieces of legislation add to momentum for common sense gun safety policies. we are committed to the fight for public safety in our home state. as you might imagine, gun right advocates strongly disagree. >> the governor and policy makers in california, they have kicked the law-abiding public squarely between the legs and chopped them off at their knees. >> the nran issuing a statement. governor brown signed the gun control package that turns gun

owners in second class citizens. this terrorist attack pushed the measures through. the caveiet here, there will be gun restrictive measures on the ballot and this could be be the beginning of the fight all the way into p next year. >> will carr, thank you. rescue efforts underway as torrential rains have killed a dozen people. india, home caving in after heavy rains and mud slides. entire villages submerged in a crisis affecting thousands of people. rescue teams say it is hard to get to the people who need help because the roads are blocked. >> china, a bus crashes through

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