tail at home. >> i don't think they need help. >> they look like good bait though, just saying. >> spoken like a true fisherman. >> thank you for joining us today. the real story with shannon bream. hello, everybody. welcome to "the real story." i'm shannon bream. the 2016 campaign focusing on the heartland. trump and some of his family members met with mike pence at his official residence in indianapolis. he's said to be high on the list. he's expected to meet shortly with alabama senator jeff sessions. trump also met yesterday with new jersey governor chris christie. we have live fox coverage. we go to chief political correspondent mark cameron as a hotel in indianapolis where

trump is doing courting of all these potential vp candidates. hi, carl. >> reporter: hi, shannon. the downtown hotel in indianapolis has effectively become the campaign headquarters for the republican presidential nominee's vice-presidential search. as you found out, he had a swing of people coming through. he had breakfast with mike pence, his family and the pens family, that considered a very significant sign that pence is perhaps on top of the short list. last night pence appeared and spoke with trump at a big rally outside. this morning donald trump sat down with our own bret baier. it took a little bit of questioning, but brett actually seems to get trump to shorten his short list even a little bit more. listen to this. >> the governor's been -- he's been amazing. so we'll see what happens.

newt gingrich is coming in today to see me here. i'll tell you, chris christie is somebody i've liked a long time. he's a total professional, a good guy, a lot of people don't understand that. i'm narrowing it down. i'm at three, potentially four, but in my own mind i probably am thinking about two. >> so three to four to two. and if you want go for the full four in addition to mike pence, there's newt gingrich who spent some time with trump this morning who we were able to see shake hands when we were quickly ushered out the door, brett and i. there's pence, trump, jeff sessions, the senator from alabama who was en route from washington, d.c. he actually missed a vote in order to fly here and by most accounts it's between christie

and pence. based upon all the time spent here and ending with pence and starting today, we look at pence. shannon? >> thank you. meanwhile hillary clinton wrapping up an event in her home state of illinois. senior political correspondent mike emmanuel is live in springfield and joins us now. hi, mike. >> hi, shannon. hillary clinton said she's deeply concerned about the provisions that deeply hold our nation apa people apart and hold our nation back. she was careful to say the challenges today are not the ones of lincoln's day. she calls trum p's remarks as divisive as any we've seen in this lifetime and spoke about the challenges we take.

>> i run for president with the belief that we need to face up to these challenges and fix them in order to become a stronger fairer country. and in times like these, we need a president who can help pull us together, not split us apart. >> she continues blasting donald trump. he's taking the party of lincoln and turning it into a party of trump. a new battleground poll out, a monmouth university survey show from colorado shows trump holding the lead. he has a big lead among women, 56% to 30% while men are divided. from here the lajd of lincoln, clinton's going to do a little fund-raising in chicago and also st. louis later this afternoon. shannon? >> we know you're following it

all. thank you. funerals today for three of the officers. hundreds gathers to pay tribute to their service and sacrifice to offer support and comfort to their grieving families. casey segal is live. >> reporter: shannon hello. the third funeral of the day wrapping up a short time ago. look at the crowds where senior corporal lorne ahrens' life was celebrated. he was a 14-year veteran of the dallas police department. he leaves behind a wife and two children ages 8 and 10. police officers from as far away

as california spotted in the crowd. aerial pictures showing a sim lal scene across town for brett thompson. thousands flooding to the potter's house church. he had just gotten married two weeks before and was a father of six. let me tell you. not one dry eye in the house when those children got up on stage and shared a final message to their hero. >> now he's home for good. one thing i would always say when we walked out the die, bye, daddy, i love you. be safe. >> sergeant michael smith was also remembered today. in his 28 years with the dallas police department. smith received 85 various awards and accommodations. according to his obituary, smith's wife said one of his

favorite pastimes, reading the bible and gardening with his two young daughters. now, the other two officers who lost their lives gunned down in cold blood here in dallas last thursday, michael krol, his funeral is set for friday, and then dallas police officer patrick zamarripa, who will be remembered on saturday. shannon? >> casey stegall as we say good-bye to these officers. thank you. former governor joining us. thank you for joining us. let me ask you. how in the world would you try to heal this divide, heal the pain between the law enforcement communities, minorities who feel guarded and distrustful of the authorities? where do we start? >> shannon, for me personally, i do want to thank law enforcement. i'm thanking law enforcement out on the street for putting their

lives on the line. that said, i think we've had our heads in the sand regarding racial relations and what is happening. police are not to blame. of course in dallas police were protecting peaceful protesters. heartbreaking. let's they police officers and let's as a nation come to grips with a discrimination that's existed iffer so long and absolutely needs to be addressed and recognized and let's stop with the discrimination. >> when you say discrimination, what do you mean? racial minorities? the president talked about how he believes they're targeted more, stopped more, those kind of things. when you look at some of the hard numbers, 13% of the black drivers say they've been stopped our pulled over compared to 8%

of hispanics who say they're pulled over. even if we look at the numbers, even if it doesn't feel like disparate treatment but feels disparate to them, how do we close that gap? >> we start by saying there is disparate treatment. if you're of color, there's a four times more likelihood you'll go to prison. they are getting stopped more often. this is a reality, that we recognize for starters? we need to recognize it has been going on for a long time and awareness. conversation, dialogue. this is what needs to take place in this country, and that's how we're going to heal ourselves. >> let's talk politics. new swing state polls out. you're getting 7% in florida

where trump comes in at 41%, trump, 36%. and in pennsylvania, you're polling at 9%, about to hit double digits there. listen. you know, we talk about the new polls every day. these two primary candidates trump and clinton have the highest unfavorables we've seen in a long time. people often say anecdotally, i don't want to pick either one, i'm not thrilled about either one. how do you capitalize on it? i believe you've got to get to 15% which would obviously give you a much bigger platform. >> shannon, i think it needs to start with how about three names right at the top, johnson, weld, then as an afterthought let's

add gaer johnsry johnson to thak wells, two former republican governors in heavily blue states. what's that all about. running as libertarians. i think we're representing the broad middle of american politics right now and with enough time to go before these presidential debates, i think we could be polling at 15% and really shake things up come november. >> how do you do it? this is a huge money game, you know that. those complain and say mr. trump has huge advertising. how do you compete with the two jug err naughts just so people know you're out there and you're running? >> well, i think it speaks volumes to the fact we are where we're at with the amount of money we have and fund-raising for us is robust these days. i'm speaking relatively, but

earned media, there seems to be a real appetite for that right now. thank you very much for having me on the show right now. this could be up to a 17%, 18% bump itself. shane, thank you you. >> fox viewers are faithful and loyal and we have great exposure. thank you very much. i'm sure i'll see you on the campaign trail soon. >> look forward to it, thank you. suspension is mounting as they will soon vote on whether they will unbind things. we'll talk about it with utah senator mike lee, a key power player in this key process. plus this. historics, the peaceful historics with america's closest ail lice. what prime minister david cameron's dismissal mean.

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like there may be rescue efforts under way after a multi-car pileup in new york city just about an hour out of the city. a changing of the guard in britain as prime minister david cameron tenders his resignation to queen elizabeth ii. and elizabeth may takes over, becoming the second women since margaret thatcher. senior fox correspondent david has more. hi, greg. >> the new prime minister, her name is theresa may. before coming here, she spent a little bit of time with a powerful woman, queen elizabeth.

may as a leader of the conservative party had to go over there and ask for the job. she was asked to form the government. there was a kissing of hands. not literally. it's a courtesy. she and her husband pill in, they have no children. she addressed right off the bat what will be, no doubt, her task extricating the uk from the european union. take a listen. >> as we leave the european union we'll forge a bold new positive for our world and we'll make the country not just for the privileged fubu every one of us thachlt will be the mission of the government and today we will build a better britain. >> now, about an hour before

that, we saw david camm rob, the former prime minister. he was in the job for six years saying good-bye to the press corps. he was there with his why samantha and three children looking a little forlorn. he's the one that got them into this. he was in the remaining camp, the exit camp and he quit. one more fury side note. the cat has been a resident. we understand he's quite a chaser of mice and rats. he's ghoingt with cameron. he's staying here. there could be issues. we understand theresa may have a bit of an aversion to cats. right now as we speak on a serious note, may is speaking with members of her new cabinet.

that could be announced in a couple of hours. always amazed how fast they move on this side of the pond. back to you. >> a little different. greg palkot. thank you. ruth bader ginsburg blasts trump repeatedly and now trump says she should resign. plus this, protests in louisiana after the fie tall shooting by police of alton sterling. three men arrested in a plot to target police officers. a fourth suspect on the loose at this hour. meantime sterling's young son pleading for calm. >> i feel that you can protest, but i want everyone to protest the right way. protest in peace, no violence, none whatsoever. ar insurance poy is 22 pages long. did you read every word? no, only lawyers do that.

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new fallout after fighting words from ruth bader beginsberg against donald trump saying, quote, he is a faker. he has no consistency about him. he says whatever comes into his head at the moment. he really has an ego. how has he gotten away without turning over his tax returns. the press seems to be very gentle on filing that. trump says justice ginsburg of the u.s. supreme court has embarrassed all by making very dumb political statements about me. her mind is shot. resign. >> any justice from the supreme

court specifically talking about presidential candidates or being so directly involved in the political discourse, but, hey, it's a free country do. you have any problems with this? >> sure, it's a free country, but a supreme court justices isn't supposed to do this. it was wildly inappropriate. the code of judicial conduct prohibits them from making public comments endorsing or opposing a candidate for public office. while that code of conduct doesn't interestingly apply to spring court justices, they do try to abide by it and they do, quite religiously, in fact. she's done so and it was a huge, huge error on her part. it was wildly inappropriate and it reflects a certain lack of bias. it also pea trays a sense in which a lot of these justices the or perhaps this one at least are no longer hiding behind the bench. they're just wearing their

political views on their sliele. >> it's interesting. many who are fans of hers, this is what they're saying. "new york times" saying trump is right about ginsburg pavingly saying calm down there. and they're talk about her inappropriate comments on donald trump. many are defending her saying she is a private citizen and should be able to say what she wants to say. you and i know so many case involved the administration. we've seen it ruled on the president's imgarks executive power and all kinds of things. if there with to be a donald trump, how much do you think it would impact her to recuse on a case like that? >> the mere practical implications are significant on two levels. first, it's not at all impossible. it's not outside the realm of

possibilities that we could end up with a bush-v-gore type of election debate. secondly, assuming mr. trump wins in november, it would beg the question whether any kind of litigation making its way to the supreme court involved mr. trump's policies, his actions would trigger that. why i find this very disturbing. why it's so out of character for supreme court justices to do this. look, i've disagreed with her on a number of rulings. i disagreed with her on all kinds of things that are not in the constitution. this called into question her basic judgment which has been respected by many up until this port. >> all right. senator lee also we want to talk about this. you're on the rnc rules

committee. it sets into motion to unbind more than 2,100 delegates. a decision that could end up putting it up for grabs. you have a long shot. can you tell us anything about what you're thinking on the topic and the odds that this move to unbind the delegates goes anywhere? >> sure. i spent a lot of time researching this erb and a lot of o'issues as a committee in cleveland. this along with other issues, they'll be discussed. >> all right. we'll see you in cleveland. we'll watch you closely. senator, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> just days until the gop convection. we have an update on security measures there. stick around. 73% of americans try...

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fox news alert. from the home of the -- soon to be home of the republican national convention. earlier officials gave updates on security preparations. that happened moments ago after they said they are ramping up in dallas. mike is live to tell us more. hi, mike. >> hi, shannon.

the mayor is giving his first preference. it really is a matter of introduction. establishment communication between the world's media and the office. they're going to be heading up some 74 agencies. the director of the secret service says when you get an ee stlent big, this con ten chengs, says there will be an merge. it's what keeps him up at night. >> whether it's the president going to a foreign country or vice president or candidate just going out to dinner we have to be right every day. >> and major jackson as well as police chief calvin wilson both say the street cops are very well ahead of this event

however, the head of the police union has been claiming a bitterly for months the equipment was too late, training was too late and inadequate. however, the said the train is on the track and these police officers will show up and doir their jobs professionally. shannon. >> thank you. an 18-year-old says he's now a trump supporter even though he used to be in the nerve trump camp. joining us now, tanner, thanks for joining us today. >> hey, shannon, how are you? >> you said the 17 gop mebs were up for grabs. how did your thinking change? was it something he did? a process of elimination? how did you get where you are? >> at first i didn't think he was going to be in nominee thachlt was the biggest reason behind it.

i looked at some of his comments. as the nomination process began to wind down and i began to see it was going to be a trump versus hillary matchup, i had a change of heart. i began to see the real possibility of having a hillary clinton presidency. my principles wouldn't let that happen. i had to look at the bigger picture of taking down the pobltd of people having a hillary clinton presidency. >> you know people in your age raij they're not excited. but this is how they feel about trump. 19% are favorable, 75% are unfavorn't. can you turn that around? >> i think some of it is the leftist media taking his remarks and twisting it around. you can see that with the one comment of mexican illegal

imgrablts. the media spun it by saying all are rapists and that's not what he says. they're looking at these and the're not reading to look at the context of what mr. trump was saying. they're hearing it from their peers, social media that donald trump is a racist. so they're immediately taking that as fact instead of looking at it in the context of what he's saying. >> only about a third of them say they can identify or lean in any way toward the republican party connecting with younger voters? >> exactly. i think the problem with my generation, we have an extremely socialist conscious millennials. the republican paerlt is out of toon with many of the liberal values the millennials are

reviewing. but when you look at it. they agree with some of the base issues. the safety issue of the republican party. i think that's the biggest issue that the republican party is going to have to tackle. we're going to have to look at things from different standpoints. we're going to have to show case them getting involved. i think people like me are going to have to speak out and say the republican party wants to include everyone and i think we're going to to make a push. >> tanner, you're 18. year about to go to the rnc. why in the world are you interested this this, involved in this? you're not casually being involved. you're going to be an alternate delegate? >> i'm extremely honored at the

opportunity given to me by the people of georgia. i was sitting watching what was happening. i looket at the far left at bernie sanders and hillary clinton going more and more to the left. it was not enough to sit at home. i wanted to show if the republican party is lilling to take in younger voters. i bha 18 right now but in 20 years i'm going to be the basis of the republican paerlt so i think mill len miamis will be part of the younger people so we can put the party in the one direction because the millennials will one day be the ones making the decision. >> we'll look for you in cleveland. tanner, thanks for joining the show. >> thank you very much, i appreciate it. three suspects arrested in baton rouge. they're accused of stealing guns in a plot to target police

officers. will car is live in baton rouge. they think there's still a threat? >> that's right. they do. they believe there's a credit threat because the fourth suspect is on the street with potentially two stolen gowns. this started on saturday night when four people broke into a local pawn shop. they stole aid handguns. undercover officers arrested 3 suspects including 13-year-old. one allegedly told officers they were going to use the guns and they were trying to get bullets to shoot baton rouge police officers. this co-inside with a you toukt video. a group claiming to be the hacking group anonymous, is making a virtual threat on the

police department. they say they're taking that seriously. >> we're going to go to governor pence. let's listen to the rest talking about the meeting. >> mostly a tribute to the people of indiana. we talked a lot about the progress that indiana has been able to make and we've been able to have balanced budgets, education, infrastructure and tax cuts. now we have more hoosiers working. talking with the next president of the united states, hearing his enthusiasm for the progress of the state of indiana, i'm honored by the intention. frankly i think it's more a testament to the progress the people of indiana have made over

the last 1e7b ten years. >> we's he telling you about the vp splot. >> i think he's giving it careful consideration and we're proud to be part of that. there's a number of note worthy americans sitting and i'm honored to be on that list. >> do you think you've bleeded your case? >> oh, gosh. look. i'm governor of indiana. i'm honored to be considered and humbled to be considered, but the conversations that we've han between two families is something karen and i will cherish for the rift of our lives. i think that would be for others to say. i can honestly tell you. karp and and our daughter

traveled about a week ago. traveled with his family. s saw him off the campaign trail. they're friends. these are good people. these are people who have the best interests of american people at heart. i truly do believe donald trump has the right vision for america. i believe he's going provide the right strong leadership that's going to make america great again. >> if elected -- you've been listening in as mike pence has been talking. he seems to be trying to dissuade everyone. their families have met. the in-depth conversations have occurred. but, remember, governor pence

has to make a decision by friday. he feels either way he'll be able to make a decision. meanwhile a new fallout in the hillary clinton scandal. why she may be forced to testify under oath. stick around.

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for hillary clinton to testify under oath. calling it a potential fix expedition. jay sekulow, great to see you, jay. >> great to see you, shannon. >> the question are going band and fort. what does she do if the judge says you've got to give a sworn deposition? what are the options? >> she's got to give a sworn deposition. she could appeal. but if you look at the lawyer's arguments that have been made on behalf of hillary clinton, she's talking about all this in public and that's interesting but irrelevant in a court of law. she was under oath. so this idea that while she's talked about this doesn't escape liability from discovery in a

real lawsuit. and judicial watch has filed a real lawsuit here. by the way abadin was under it. the deposition moved forward. if houma a huma abedin can be d does she think she's aborn the laws of rules of sivtd procedure. she has to be deposed. >> e i'm having flashbacks to the bar exam. they're very important and they govern here. why she wasn't under oath for that fbi conversation, you know, interview, however she wants to describe it. do you think that was something

they northwestern i got yated in advance? was it youthful or not? >> let's think about that. a plane owned and operated by the department of justice. then she's put under requesting but not under oath. and then james comey said he did not read her sworn statement. which is also ork a crime. what you have do, we're in federal court right now on the james rosen matter where james discovering their editing of the information by iranian. you have to go through the information. she should be required to be toe posed and why she wasn't put under an oath is because of the

full investigation. >> we'll see. jay, always good to see you. thank you. >> thanks, heather. three men driving around listening to musicmusic, this i live on facebook. time for our political facebook question, name the capital cities of four states that were named for president. put on your thinking caps. the answer is next. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there's only one place where real and amazing live. book a seaworld vacation package and eat free.

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a shooting in virginia streamed live on facebook. three men were listening to music in a car. one of them started to stream just before they were gunned down and when the shots rang out, the phone kept recording. trace is live with more on this incredible story. >> reporter: it is wild, shannon, just outside of norfolk. one was recording himself singing and streaming it live on facebook. police have now confirmed the video you're about to see is legitimate, but we warn you, it's graphic and disturbing. here it is. >>. [ gunshots ] you hear the shots. the shooting went on for 20 seconds. in all, some 30 shots were fired. all three were hit, one remains

in critical condition and the other two have been upgraded to fair condition. after shots were fired, neighbors came running out to call for an a.m. balanmbulance neighbors comforted them inside and said keep breathing. one of them was related to one of the victims because you can hear him calling him by name and saying, i love you, nephew. the video never got a glimpse of the suspect, but the facebook feed continued for another two hours after the shooting, capturing police processing the crime scene. video from the scene shows the car riddled with bullets and some detectives were amazing any of the men inside lived. police are asking for the public's help in identifying potential suspects, but so far, they have not released a motive or any suspect information. shannon? >> it was not their day. trace, thank you very much. honesty is the best policy, right? maybe not.

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clocking in two time cards. authorities say others would clock in and then leave. this has been happening in italy. the mayor said all the suspects are under house arrest or they've been suspended. thanks for being part of the real story, i'm shannon bream. it's time for shepard smith. it's 3 clock on the west coast, we'll look at his sitdowns with the governor there, mike pence, and newt gingrich and others as the clock ticks towards the convention. and perhaps the most decision of trump's campaign, it comes as there are new polls showing him gaining grounds in a few swing states and it looks like hillary clinton's trust issues may have something do with her new troubles, expect other brand-new polls show just a little bit different. also the islamic state promised its own caliphate with its own laws and its own gove