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billitation. >> bombshell ends to a long- running case of oscar pistorias. >> and a father and son behind the drone equipped with handguns be forced to give information to the faa? it is all "happening now". but we begin with a fox news alert. the fbi wrapping up the investigation of the clinton e-mail scandal. the fallout is far from over. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> fbi director james comey and attorney general loretta lynch set to testify. comey tomorrow and lynch next week. it comes as both presumptive presidential nominees takes

shots on each other on the campaign trail. >> carl cameron is following the trump campaign in cincinnati and first catherine her edge has the latest twepmentes. >> reporter: the house government oversight committee confirmed that fbi director james comey will testify and the chairman want to know more about his decision. >> there are things that secretary clinton said under oath and may or may not have said to investigators that are fair dwam. she created this problem. it was not republicans. she created the convenient e-mail server for herself in her home. and that goes to the intent. i want to ask the director, what was the intent? >> reporter: they are

discussing whether they can block clinton access to sensitive information. and the speaker held a new's conference a short time ago. >> the dni, clapper should deny hillary clinton access to classified information during this campaign given how she so recklessly handled information. director comey's information shredded claims that secretary clinton made throughout the year with respect to this issue. >> reporter: the committees with direct responsibility for the fbi are calling on director comey to answer questions about the clinton probe. senator chuck grassley, the reason part, even director comey said there should be extraordinary transparency and that includes more than a brief

summary. it should include evidence so the public can make the decision on all involved. this comes after the public statement by comey. the house judiciary sent a letter with questions of how comey said there was evidence of wrongdoing. and a no requirement for intent, jon. >> catherine, thanks. hillary clinton campaign nothing atlantic city where she wrapped up a speech where she hit the gop presumptive nominee hard on his business record. and meanwhile, trump will campaign in the battleground state of ohio, and holding a fundraiser and rally in

cincinnati. no republican ever won the white house without carrying ohio. carl, what is it like? >> we are waiting on a thunderstorm that will hit and cool down the trump folks that are waiting for the event that starts tonight at 7:00. ohio is important. and tonight, newt gingrich will be on stage. he is being vetted as one of the presidential picks and last night in north carolina, mr. trump had tennessee bob corker on stage. and moments ago, his campaign and his staff sent out a memo on his behalf and said mr. corker withdrew his name from consideration. joni ernst had a meeting and she's been slotted for a speaking slot in the convention now 12 days ahead and still under consideration for vice-president. in the meantime, gingrich is

being vetted, and this is a very, very big opportunity for him to essentially to debut p himself as a possible running mate for donald trump. likened to the show the apprentice. and puts them on stage and sees how he interacted and mr. corker took himself out of the running. there is a lot of people competing for this and at least two candidates that are vetted. chris kristee is gingrich. and there are numbers that it are talked about. and we expect trump to make the decision. we with are in a countdown to the selection and completion of the republican ticket. count bob corker off of it. >> i love the analogy just like the apprentice. carl, get the out of the wind. you will get blown away. so clinton is ramping up her

presidential campaign. p the president joining her in north carolina this time north carolina vouching for her trustworthiness. >> my faith in hillary clinton has always been rewarded and there is never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than hillary clinton. ever. and that's the truth. donald trump is firing back proving. saying it is reged. and they have a file on hillary. and she should not be allowed to serve as president of the united states. we know that she lied to the country when she said she did not send classified information

on her server. she lied. >> we'll talk with it moe lacy director for the campaign for hillary clinton. and director of georgetown institute of politics. mercedes is with us. fox news contributor and fox news strategist and former spokesperson to george w. bush. depending on who you ask, it was good news or bad news. she appears to be in the clear of the criminal indictment, mereddies, which is it? >> from the criminal stand point, i am sure they are relieved. there is political fallout. hillary clinton and her campaign lied time after time after time. she said she never sent is or

received classified. and she had those. and she said the server was less secure than a geelg e-mail account. it is why fbi director comey made it clear she was careless and gross negligence and put at risk our national security. and that's why hillary clinton is not qualified to be be commander in chief. >> partisanses, who don't like hillary clinton said she escaped, skated away, those who love hillary clinton are going to say, look, the fbi investigated and everything didn't find she had done anything that deserved indictme >> that's exactly right. if you are a republican and there are republicans out there hoping for an indictment as the

best bet to overcome donald trump's weaknesses, you are disappointed f. you are a democrat hoping that this would put political story to bed, you are disappointed. there is something for everybody. >> what about bernie sanders? >> he's not a candidate moving forward. but look, this is it probably the best situation she could have hoped for given where they were. she has a trust issue. and she's acknowledged that and acknowledged that it was a mistake. so she has now an opportunity to try to tackle the trust issue head-on. and her best bet to do that, look, fbi found that we didn't break laws but said we made a mistake. they are right. and i did make a mistake and i am very, very sorry for that and here as president what i will do

to make sure no one makes that mistake again. >> such is a huge mistake. let me be very clear. other federal employees are prosecuted for less than what hillary clinton has done. and comey made it clear that individuals in similar situations would face consequences like administrative or security consequences and they should strip her from having secret security clearance. they have done it to navy admirals who did less damage in exposing our national security. comey said no reasonable prosecutor would take up the case. there are plenty of prosecutors who could make it clear she could be proved with gross negligence. we should all be flabber greatested and a decloin of the rule of law and not necessarily confronting the fact that

hillary clinton lied to the american people. that's why she is clearly shifting gears and focusing on trump at this point. she's got a big road to climb in terms of getting the trust of the american people. >> moe, you mentioned in your earlier answer the fox news poll asked honest and trustworthy describe both presidential nominees. for clinton only 30 percent of the registered voters said yes. that is a record low. 66 percent said she's not honest. 34 percent for trump saying yes, if he is honest and trustworthy and 63 percent said no. clearly both candidates have problems in that regard. but there hasn't been an fbi investigation to donald trump that we know about. moe, go ahead.

>> you are right. she has an opportunity to take hers head-on. um a chance to try to make a out of this and didn't and stepped on his own story by accusing the attorney general of the united states of being bribed and accepted a bribe and praising the record of saddam hussein. elections are about choicing. and the way they are moving forward and connecting with people he keeps missing the mark and republicans are frustrated and she is taking the opportunities to connect with voters. we'll see if that continues. and that's where we are right now. >> a couple of experts on how to message the campaigns. >> and we want to hear from you.

do you think that the fbi director made the right call in not making charges on hillary clinton. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. >> decision time for hillary clinton and donald trump. who will they choose as running mates? our guests breaks down to it five categories as to what they would try to accomplish with the v, picks. and citing the unstable security situation, president obama altering the demand for draw down in american troops. >> today's decision helps the successor. in january the next u.s. president p will assume the most solemn responsibility of the commander in chief and the save and security of the american people.

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>> the department of the justice is opening a investigation of the killing of a police in baton rouge, louisiana. he was wrestled before someone yelled he had a gun and shots rang out. both the police chief and governor of louisiana are reacting. >> there is a lot we don't understand and at this point like you, i am demanding answers. we ask for your compliance to laws and peaceful assembly with any gathering that may be planned and we encourage you to it plan and protest and we don't have issues with that but ask that you do it peacefully. >> i want to urge people to be calm and calling for unitty in a difficult time.

>> two involves were placed on administrative leave. and the case sparked protest and calls for the police chief to resign. president obama more than 8000 troops will be left in afghanistan. and one that president obama was not thrilled to make. he hoped to end the war are in afghanistan and now there will be over 8000 u.s. troops still thereby the time he leaves office. it looks like this. right now 9800 troops in afghanistan. originally obama wanted it down to 5500. but military commanders urged him to reconsider. the 8400 number reflects

a compromise between obama and the pentagon. president obama said he was forced to reconsider during a surge in the taliban. >> i strongly believe be it is in our national security interest especially with the blood and treasure that we invested. that we give our afghan partner an opportunity to you suseed>> reporter: i believe conditions warranted retaining the current force level. and now the timing of this announcement is important. tomorrow, president obama is off to pop land for a nato summit.

he's been under pressure for our coalition partners to make a decision about the troop levels. we now have a number but the question is, will it be enough. get this, turkey is building a wall along the border of syria trying to stop the stream of isis fighters entering the country. >> residents deal with a debris of a massive storm. millions are remaining in its path. we have the forecast. >> it was coming down horizontal to the actual road itself. >> a fear year two ago it was almost this bad. this is worst i have sewn it. no. it said, "blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™

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>> right now turkey is starting to seal off its border with syria with a wall. it is got thermal cameras. they are trying to stem the tide of militants. and john huti has more. >> reporter: jon, the wall is supposed to cover a third of turkey's roughly 560 mile border with syria. but the question is whether it is too little or too late. construction started last year and supposed to plug the poorest section ises of the border where so far at least 4000 isis

fighters cross from turkey to syria. and we get to it syria. they have been crossing in sushgy through these hope border toints. and flowing in and out. and that created problems for turkey as they have attacked the attacks. last week's attack in turkey was believed to be done by isis. and there is a ceasefire for the country. other than mash marking the end of ramadan. it is the first time they have covered the entire are country.

skepticism because of the cessation of hostility. and it collapsed after a couple of weeks. and today, jon, there are reports coming out early are and throughout the evening of fighting. and whether or not the ceasefire holds remains to be seen. thank you, john. fox extreme weather alert tens of thousands of people are without power. after a severe storm downed power lines and trees and caused dangerous flash flooding. there are reports of a tornado in the county and today, more storms threatened part of the northern plains and midwest. they are live in the weather center. more storms. >> it is hot and humid and we have pop up thunderstorms and we

had them down in the southeast in the carolinas and here in the plains and tornados as well. and one in west virginia. today, you can see the storms cool down a bit and then heats up again and we with see the thunderstorms pop up. and that is all now. and this is in the river value area. and mostly the winds are going to be an exess of 50 miles per hour. and a lot of storms going on southeast of the atlanta area and i- 85 and i- 75 year. severe weather in the far northern plains and i just noticed as we were are on. it popped up to a moderate chance of severe weather here.

that is one of the higher categories. get ready for big storms in nebraska and north dakota today. tomorrow, parts of missouri and iowa and quad cities. careful in the ohio river valley. one last thing, hot temperatures and people under heat advisories. if you are dealing with the heat it stays with us. and no signs of it leaving in the east and southern plains. >> thank you for that report. >> three years after the murder of his girlfriend. oscar pistorias is sentenced to it six years in prison. is this case finally over or could the appeal be in the works? >> hillary clinton moving away from the e-mail investigation and taking on donald trump's business record in atlantic city. what she is saying in front of his old casino. >> his excuse for the failure is

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nominee struck back with a series of tweets. i made a lot of money in atlantic city and left seven years ago. polls made many mistakes. hillary clinton should ask why the democrats made all of the wrong moves and destroyed the city? jennifer, it is turn nothing a hot summer. >> reporter: very hot soumer. hillary clinton did not answer any questions and yet to make statements about the e-mail server or director comey's announcement yesterday. she tried to change the subject by focusing on donald trump's bankruptcy here in atlantic city. >> donald trump is involved in 3500 lawsuits.

here in atlantic. you may know about verarea coking. the widow whose house on colombia place right over. there donald tried to seize it through imminent domain and turn it in to a parking lot for limousines. >> she was joined by marte rosenberg and owner of plate glass and put the glass in the famed taj mahal. he owe onned him $1 million and in the end. marte rosen burg lost helpful a million dollars. >> atlantic city was a good cash cow for me for a long time. the money i took out of there was incredible. the money he took out of here. that says everything you need to know about donald trump. it is not what he builds, it is

how much he can take. >> after speaking here on the boardwalk, hillary clinton walked down to the taj mahal. union workers have been picketing because another billionaire who own ones the taj mahal cut off their health benefits. and reporters asking about her e-mail server got no response, back to you, jennifer. >> thank you for that. >> new information on a story we have closely followed. olympics athlete oscar pistorias was resentenced for six years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. he received five years but it

was upgraded to murder. eric is a defense attorney. and yodell is a criminal defense attorney. it is a very difficult system and difficult to understand how they do things in south africa. he was convicted of essentially manslaughter back in 2014 and the judge gave him a five year sentence and served a year and got out. but the prosecutions appealed and the higher court said no, he is be convicted of murder and the same judge gives him a six year sentence. what is going on? >> it is a miscarriage of justice. are we surprised that the judge gave him just six years? it goes to show that social and economic status will give the few advantaged in the system. what did the judge consider in her reasoning?

is she considered he was remorseful. of course, he was asking for mercy and talking about him being to rebillitate. that is not enough for her to chop 15 year sentence by more than half and it is ridiculous and i don't think she considered the severity of the fence febs. >> murder in south africa is supposed to be minimum of 15 years and the judge gave him six. how does she justify that? >> the judge have to justify the sentence based on her ruling and has to dictate why she ruled that way. and it is interesting the way south africa handles the case. she reduced it to manslaughter and gave him five years and he was out in only one year which is a joke when it comes to the severity of the crime and the

young women is dead at the hands of a abuser. now she gave him six years which is the equivalent of a slap on the risk and a pat on the back. if you get away with murdering someone and only sentenced to six years. that is absolute nothing. and like she said, it goes back to socio-economic status and whether the justice system works for everyone. >> here's one of the quotees from the judge. it is difficult thing for the accused to face victims of the crime and apologize. her mother said she forgave him, but doesn't mean he is be exonerated and allowed to walk. >> it is it is baffling to me. she's not considering the feelings and the emotion and how difficult it has been for the

victim's family. her entire rationale is for six years is how hard pistorias will have it. he is an amputee. he's been an amputee since a baby and a four- time paraolympics champ. he never let the disability get in the way of anything. now it is a disability and we have to reduce the sentence and make it easy as possible for pistorias and it is it a slap in the face for family members who endured it for years. >> he claimed he was afraid and he thought an intruder had broken innee was not wearing his legs and he was at a disadvantage. >> the defense team are not appealing and happy that it will be a six year sentence. prosecution can appeal. would you appeal? >> absolutely the prosecution

must appeal and a slap on the wrist that this man received and similar to what was said by yodi. he's had the disability for a long time and that is clearly not an excuse for what happened. it is a brutal murder. i covered this and up in 3:00 in the morning and i know the details of this. there is no excuse for this. of course, the prosecution must appeal it and it is it different than our justice system. the prosecution must appeal it and get a decent sentence and minimum ten years. this is it ridiculous and a slap in the face for all domestic violence abusers. six years. >> eric and yodi. thank you both. fox business alert. new brexit fears. stocks rebounding after dropping

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that news amid heightened speculation about who both presumptive nominees will choose and the wall street, our next guest lays out five objectives that they might achieving to number twochlt playing to the base. and hitting a key state and shaking things up and playing it safe. joining me now is jerry, who wrote the article. thank you for joining us. tell me which is the most important thing for donald trump. >> i think that donald trump is unconventional and who knows how he thinks. he might play is safe. he's good at shaking up things by himself. i think one of the people who are backing him early on.

chris christie or jeff sessions, who punches another ticket that donald trump talked about. this is washington and not donald trump's environment. he wants someone to punch that ticket. >> how do you read the news we got that bob corker took himself out. what do you read into that? >> i am not sure he was in the short, short list anyway. he was attractive to trump to give him advice on national security and foreign policy. some of the things he is critical with what donald trump said. and i suspect that senator corker was not sure he could serve total through the entire election campaign. >> we hear that joni ernst has a good spot in the line up. >> she is someone to keep an eye

on. secure a demographic spot. and he has problems with women and she's also a veteran and comes from a key swing state. and iowa will be in play and she punches a lot of those buttons for donald trump. and there is every reason to believe they are getting long. they are plain spoken politicians. >> moving on to hillary clinton, speculation on that side as well. looking at the list of five items, what would she be smartest doing in that group? she strikes me as somebody who is a cautious politician and she might be also comfortable with going to a save pick. tim kaine from virginia and he's a moderate where the liberals

are. and that may be a problem and his ideology may not mesh with the bernie sanders activist. and the other thing to do is pick off a key state. ohio is central and sherry brown, the senator from ohio. bernie sanders crowd would be happy for him. >> and i am talking to a marketing expert. trump and like joni ernst. you complete me and fill in the gaps. it highlights your weakness because it reminds people that you have a problem be with women as opposed to someone who is like a double meat burger. what do you think about that theory? >> i continuing is a plausible

theory. paul manafort said picking a woman may be a token choice and that is the danger and which is which is why making sure you pick somebody that you're comfortable with, compatible with and could be seen as a potential president may be the most important consideration, but when you raised her name, i think joni ernst pushes a lot of buttons. >> she's all be removed herself as well. things change minute by minute here. jerry seib. >> i know she and donald trump had a good meeting. >> thank you very much. we'll see. after all, it's politics. john. >> the courtroom is all above over the use of drones. father and son now fighting with the federal aviation administration. how this case could affect drones and their users all across the country.

hi, everyone. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. what does mr. trump think about that? we're going to get the very first reaction here. plus, trump's v.p. list is getting smaller with a few people taking themselves out of the running. and senator marco rubio will join us live with his first comments on obama to keep troops in afghanistan and what he's asking the state department to do with regards to hillary clinton. "the real story," top of the hour. there's a courtroom battle brewing over the use of recreational drones, the case going before a federal judge this hour. it stems from a father and son's

refusal to tell the faa more about how they weaponized a drone. brian live with more. >> this started in july 2015 showing a drone rigged with a handgun firing off bullets. this video got some 3.5 million view views. they finally decided to bring in the father and son in for questioning. they did not comply. they subpoenaed them again. on the day they were to come in for questions, austin posted another video, this time throwing a flame thrower attached to a drone roasting a holiday turkey. three times they were subpoenaed and three timed they refused and now they're in court, the faa

arguing they have violated their regulations stating, quo, no person may operate an aircraft in a careless oreckless manner so as to damage the live of another. their droves were used on private property and they are not aircrafts. >> no particular purpose. it's just a child growing up that does things, you know. he's built remote control toys, electric scooters, took a gas engine off of a lawn mower and converted it to an electric lawn mower. it's what kids do. >> reporter: how much authority should the faa have in regulating these recreational drones. this case could set a precedent. jon? >> wow. >> thank you. we're back in a moment. 73% of americans try...

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