since accepting the nomination. and then check your local listings for when it airs. great to have you today. we had a good time. good to see you. >> fox news alert. growing occurrence over the zika virus are putting a halt to blood donations in two new counties. four new cases involve patients likely infected by the mosquitoes here in the u.s. >> a southern california traffic stop turns deadly for one police officer. what prompted the shooting? plus, isis releases a new video after the murder of a catholic priest. the chilling message from one of

the attackers. and another major security breach. have russian hackers set their sights on the democratic national convention campaign committee. what the fbi is saying? it is all "happening now". plus we begin with a fox news alert. presidential candidates hitting battleground states with both conventions in the history. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am melissa francis in for jenna lee. >> happy friday. >> republican vice-president nominee mike pence will speak in his home state of indiana. and donald trump is in colorado for a rally later today. >> the democrats are holding a rally of their own in temple

university after hillary clinton became the first woman nominated for president by a major political party. the final day of the democratic convention was all about mrs. clinton and they launched direct attacks at donald trump. >> i worked for ronald reagan. donald trump, you are no ronald reagan. >> i am michael jordan and i am here for hillary. i said that because i know that donald trump couldn't tell the difference. >> donald trump's hat is stamped with make american great again. but it is made in china. did he know the price of a gallon of milk, a loaf of bread and why don't we know about his tax returns? >> people ask me all of the time, how does she do it?

how does she keep going amid the sound and the furry of politics? here's how. it is because she never, ever forgets who she's the fighting for. >> and most of all don't believe anyone who says i alone can fix it. yes, those were actually donald trump's words in cleveland. and they should set off alarm bells for all of us. americans don't say i alone can fix it. we say we'll fix it together. >> as you can imagine, donald trump was listening and reacting voya twitter. crocked hillary clinton said i couldn't handle the rough and

tumble of the campaign. really? i just beat 16 people and boating her. crooked hillary clinton many statements were lies and fabrications. we'll talk about it with corey. he is advisor to president obama. hillary clinton is not president obama when it comes to oratorical skills. how did she do last night? >> she did well. she did well for hillary clinton. we have to appreciate who she is. she said speechifying is not something that she is comfortable with or good the at. but i think last night, as you know, you are trying to introduce yourself bio. you are trying to unify your body and contrast yourself to the other opponent and come out of your convention unified and she did all of those things last night and that is why the speech

is getting reviews, not great. she's not inspirational and not explaner in chief as she called bill clinton. but did what she needed to do. >> let me read what kimberly wrote in the wall street journal. it is hillary against hillary this november. is about whether americans can look the at clinton 40 years chicanery and nearly a decade of broken obama promises. not that donald trump doesn't matter. but hillary is the main event. corey, how do you see that? >> that may be true in some respect. clinton talked about the fact that she has issues that she needs to work on with the american people to bring them further in the fold. but she has to talk about donald trump. and his unfitness to serve in

the oval office. even just this week, he walked in the hole and fell into it and talking about how the russians should be spying on america through digital means to find more of her e-mails. he is encouraging russians to conduct espionage on the american people and that is an example of why he is unfit to be president and she did a good job of explaining why she through a lifelong commitment to service is much more appropriate and ready for the job. >> patrick griffen is a media consultant to four campaigns and joins our campaign now. and give us your assessment of the speech. this is what happens when clinton gives a speech and you get medio critty. it was not an a.

it was a b. big government programs, and more spending and government has all of the answers and a continue augz of what the obama administration is b. it pushes her to being what donald trump has made it about. changing the status quo. hillary clinton will never be be able to do that because she is status quo and why the race is so close. the problem with hillary clinton, every time she attacks trump. and bottom line, she has to offer herself as the bromoid. and that is unacceptable for a lot of americans. >> these two candidates come in with high negative opinions of any two presidential candidates in history. it is sort of like the voters are left to do this, aren't they?

they don't like hillary clinton, they have to find something about donald trump. >> it is ultimate sophy's choice. but here is the problem. both of those candidates have high negative. there is republicans that haven't come home to trump and there is democrats that are not happy with hillary clinton n. the end of the day, there is 4 or 5 percent of the voters in the country that will decide. will they risk trump for the reward of changing and the jury is out on that. show had to convince bernie sanders' voters to jump on board of her train, did she do that? >> i think she did and had sincere outreach not only to bernie sanders but independents and also republicans. if you care about the issues we care about she offered in a refrain, throughout the speech, join us. she had a big tent ticket speech

and invited more people in. you contrast that in cleveland, and there was no outreach to anybody except the people in the room. that is a huge contrast. we appreciate again all of our presidential elections are decided by the narrowest of margins. she is inviting more people coming in and you didn't hear that from donald trump and that will be a difference in the campaign. >> that said, he got a big bump and took the lead in the polls. and we'll see what happens when she gave her speech and it is it all wrapped up. thank you, both. >> thank you, jon. >> thank you, jon. >> fox news alert. police in san diego, surrounded the home in the suspect involved in a shooting death of their

own. one officer killed and another wounded. a traffic stop turned into a gun battle. johnathon hunt joins us live from los angeles with the latest. >> reporter: melissa, a tense situation playing out in a residential section of san diego. several swat teams are in place. as you look live here, they surrounded a house in the southern part of the city of san diego. and they say a second suspect is holed up there. and we have heard them talking to the second via loud speaker asking him to come out peacefully. and he has not done so and this is an ongoing situation and the reporter hearing dozen flash bangs sounds an hour ago. but no more information on action by the police who ask us not to say too much about their

movementes on the scene. it started 11 o'clock p.m. local time. two officer from the san diego gang unit carried out for a traffic stop. they called for emergency back up. and they found two colleagues were shot multiple times. >> they were shot >> officers are working on getting the downed victim out of here. the suspect will be close by. >> both wounded officers were rushed to a nearby hospital, within hours, the san diego police chief delivered a tragic update. >> one of the officers was placed in the vehicle and taken to the hospital. heroic efforts by the officers

on the scene. heroic efforts to save his life, but again, heart broken to save his life and he is deceased. >> reporter: one suspect was found hide nothing a ravine and he was injured in a shootout and taken to the hospital. he's described as police as a hispanec male adult. cops said they believed he was not alone at the traffic stop and now have this house in the southern part of the city of san diego. the dead officer was not yet identified. he was married with two children and the other officer was seriously injured and been through surgery. and we are told by the police chief he is not yet awake but expected to survive and we'll keep you updated melissa, as the tense situation plays out on the streets of san diego. >> what a story.

ahead, we'll talk to a retired police detective about the tension that officers are feeling all across america and why police tactics will likely change now. we go to northern california for a fox news alert. a small medical transport plane is missing. four people on board of the twin engine piper similar to it this one. the faa said the pilot call canned in a emergency with smoke filling the cockpit. the plane hasn't been heard from sense. a pilot, nurse and medic and a patient were all on board. the plane was traveling from crescent city to california and disappeared 300 miles short of the destination. >> new video from isis calling

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last week at his convention. he wants to devoid us from the rest of the world and from each other. he's betting the perils of today's world will blind us to the unlimited promise. he's taken the republican party a long way, from mourning in america to midnight in america. >> and as you heard last night was more than a victory lap for hillary clinton. she also went on the attack to donald trump. and corrupting long-standing republican values. we'll talk about it with experts. ed rollins former advisor to president reagan and co-chairman of the great american pack that is pro trump. and doug is a adviser are to former president clinton. you were with president regmorning in america. >> i am, right.

thank you. >> and so what do you think that donald trump has turned it on its head. >> i thought the speech was well writ sxep adequate. she's not a ora tor. but it was one of her better performance. they did a good convention as a television show and energy otherwised the base. this is not bringing the side over. this is getting your own side energized. >> but she reached out to republicans several times. give us your take on the speech and event. >> first of all, i agree with ed. i think it was a successful convention for what it was. that being said, there was reach out to republicans, the themes and thrust of her message was democratic. and since her base is relatively limited to democrats and democrats lending independents

she did what she needed to do. but she reached out to republicans, i don't know if she will have impact there. i will defer to ed there. but the other thing she tried to reach out on national security and terror with the chance of usa, and having general allen endorse her and given the threat of islamic terror, i am not sure how successful she will be. >> there was a new york times oped piece. david brocks entitled. the democrats win the summer and donald trump saved the democratic and a bondoned the great themes that fired up the gop and allowed the democrats. you would think they are more patriotic of the two parties and more culturally conservative.

that is from david brooks. >> i think trump is remaking the party and if he it is his party beyond november. and the old themes and old republican issues, he sort of walked. he is a change agent and i am a leader and give me the ball and i will score. i don't need the team and to a certain extent we'll see how that goes in the course of the campaign. >> gentleman, we'll ask you if hillary clinton is framing this as a referundum on donald trump and will that strategy work? that is up next. beyond has a natural grain free pet food committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. for your pet, we go beyond.

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last night hillary clinton portrayed trump as a clear and present danger to the nation if he is win the election in november. we are are back with ed rolens. and chair of the pro trump pack. and doug shoen is a fox news contributor and former advisor to president clinton. i wonder, doug, casting donald trump as dangerous, because you know, there is a poll that said 68 percent of the americans don't trust hillary clinton. >> here's the reason for that and you have actually soited that. there is so much ill will and feeling toward the secretary of state, she understands that the convention where she laid out proposals, it will be hard for her to win votes with personal advocacy.

i don't know if that agrees, but the bilk of her campaign will make trump the issue and only issue. and her and mike bloomberg and president and michelle and biden attacking donald trump that is where the campaign is headed. >> she said the economy is not working because our democracy is not work withing. when president obama was running to succeed george bush. he said the economy is not working because the republicans mucked tup. >> she can't beat trump on issues and policy and economy and four more years of obama policy. she has high negative numbers and it is hard to turn a round numbers that are developed 20 or 30 years. only thing she can do is trash

and burn him down. most people see him as stronger leader. >> a huge portion of the country think that the country is on the wrong track. if that is the case, are voters willing to hand hillary clinton the keys to the white house. >> i am not sure in the abstract to hillary. if she can do with the 2 billion she and her super pacs to deploy to make donald trump abhorrent, maybe be she can win a binary choice. >> isn't that anti- trump advertising playing in the co swing states and right now, he is ahead. >> you can't tell today. we have 103 days to go. and the vast majority of the americans don't foccous until the last few weeks.

after the first debate, you will see this form. i expect it to be dead even and i think we will stay close all of the way. >> ed and doug, thank you. >> jon, thank you. fox news alert. there she is democrat presidential hopeful and running mate tim kaine running a rally in temple university. hillary clinton is getting ready to speak. >> thank you very, very much. i have to begin by thanking our host, the people of philadelphia. [applause] you know a little something about history and about making history. and i am so grateful to everyone in this city who pulled such

a great convention together and see welcoming and hospitable and i am thrilled that so many americans from everywhere got a chance to see philadelphia. to it see what is in this great city. [applause] people kept coming back from going to walks and museum ises and other sites telling me how much they were impressed and so i want to thank your mayor. thank you mayor kenny. [applause] and i want to thank your congressman who tries to come home to philadelphia every day. and i know why, he loves this city, bob grady. [applause] i am always happy to be here with someone who's been a friend

for bill and me over so many years and an extraordinary public servant and advideocant former governor ann mayor randal. [applause] like tim, i had the great pleasure of serving in the senate with senator bob casy and i a appreciated his tenacity and the attention to detail and the work he did for you every single day. and so i want to thank bob, and i want to also to recognize who i hope will be his partner in the senate come november. katy mcgenty. [applause] and i hope the next attorney general for the common wealth of

pennsylvania, josh shapiro. this has been such a invigating and exciting week. we heard from the man from hope, bill clinton. [applause] and we heard the man of hope, barak obama. and i was so excited to introduce to america, our partners. it is going to be fun to travel with both team and ann, because they are going to demonstrate to the country what the people of virginia already know. there's no better people to in your corner than tim kaine and

ann holton. now, i don't know about you. i stayed up really late last night. it was just hard to go to sleep. well, thank you you, thank you. it was so exciting. i have to tell you, it was kind of overwhelming. i take deeply and with great humility the responsibility that this campaign imposes upon us. there is no doubt in my mind that every election in our democracy is important in its own way. but i can't think of an election that is more important certainly in my lifetime. and it is not so much that i'm on the ticket, it is because of the stark choice that is pose to

america in this election. so when i did wake up, this morning, thank you. [applause] when i did start moving and bill and i started to drink our coffee and asking if he administered it through an iv? we suddenly looked at each and other realized as of tomorrow, we have 100 days to make our case to america. so what better place to it kick off this campaign than right here in philadelphia where it all started 240 years ago. i believe be with all of my

heart that our founders came together to create one nation because they understood what we understand. we are stronger together. as we pointed out in our great days from the cop vention. you heard different from the republicans. we might as well been talking about two different country s or someone said two different planets. donald trump painted a picture. a negative, dark, divisive picture of a country in decline. he insist issed that america is weak, and he told us after laying out the very dark picture that i alone can fix it. now, i watched and heard that.

it set off alarm bells, because just think about 240 years ago. think about our founders coming together, a declaration of independence, writing a constitution, they set up our form of government, the longest lasting democracy in the history of the world. [applause] and you know, they get it. they get it. they did it because they didn't want one person or one man to have all of the power like a king. and think about p george washington, our first president. after he served, he stepped down. voluntarily.

people around him couldn't believe it. he said no, this is the example we should set. a democracy requires something from all of us. not just people we elect but every single one of us and washington set that example. and i don't know any founder, no matter how strong they were and how smart they were who believed only they could solve our problems. (chanting hillary) so, and i tell you something else. i tell you something else, they expected a kind of rauc us debate in america. and in the end of the debate, we have to come together and get things done, don't we?

so as team said, we are going to get on a bus, as soon as we leave here and we are going to drive through pennsylvania and into ohio. notalgic for me. my dad was born in scranton and i spent every summer of my life in northeast pennsylvania. and my father and my brother went to penn state. i know, i know, how beautiful this common wealth is and how wonderful the people are. but we have work to do. i am not satisfied with the status quo. i am not telling you that everything is just peachy king. i am telling you, we made progress and we have work to do if we are making sure everybody is included.

and you know, i think that we have got to have more good jobs and raise wages and tackle inequality. and make this economic work for everyone and not just those at the top. and if you listen really closely to the republican convention. we know that donald trump talked for 75 minutes and didn't offer one solution. and in fact, his speech, his whole convention so manied more about insulting me instead of helping the american people. and so here's what i will do. and we are going to get to work on the very first day. within the first 100 days of our administration we are going to break through the grid lock in washington and make the biggest

investment in new good paying jobs since world war ii. [applause] we are going to do it in infrastructure and technology and clean manager advanced manufacturing. and i am going to pay special attention to those parts of our country that are left out and left behind from our inner cities to our small towns and indian country to coal country and communities ravaged by addiction. anybody willing to work in america should be able to find a job and get ahead and stay ahead. that's my goal.

i find it highly amusing that donald trump talks about make america great again. he doesn't make a thing in america except bankruptcy. there is a lot to be done and i am excited to have tim and ann as part of the team. and i am excited to have the 42nd president as part p of the team [applause] the four of us are going to

barnstorm the country because as a very smart president who just so happened to be here once said. there is nothing wrong with america that can't be cured by what's right with america so now, we had a great convention, but we have to go out and we have to fight for ourselves vision of the future. and i can't do it alone. i need each and everyone of you. this is what i ask you to do. please join us and go to hillaryclinton.comor text join to 47246 to be a part of the campaign and we are hiring organizers here in pennsylvania and across the country.

and between now and election day, we are going to register 3 million more people. and we are not just going to register them. we'll get them to it commit to vote. we feel dopely the responsibility for continuing the work that started 246 years ago. no one who looks like me was thought to be possible to run for president. no one that looked like obama was thought to be possible. and contrary to donald trump, i believe every time we knock down a barrier in america, it

liberates everyone in america. after the end of our convention last night, i knew, i knew that every parent in this country could look at their son or their daughter and now say, i very same thing. you, too could be president of the united states. thank you all and god bless you. ♪ >> and it is game on for the democratic ticket and having officially accepted the nomination. there is her running mate. governor tim kaine and bill clinton, in the shot and they are taking a victory lap of

sorts and celebrating the first nomination of a woman from a major political party. >> and for more on this, we'll bring on our panel. kelli radell is a columnist and deputy editor. and former campaign aid for the uk's democratic party and sanders support isser and thank you for joining us. the battle lines are drawn. you can see which side they are lining up and not traditional lines, kelly. the democrats are trying to say things are great in america and you should be proud and patriotic. and the economy is doing great and very much donald trump is dangerous. will that work? >> positive p messages are received positively >> and then let me stop you. they always say negativelity

works. and it works. >> and i think you you have the battle lines drawn like you said and the democratic party and the people on the democratic side are going to respond positively. and the republicans drou their lines and going to respond to donald trump. the bottom line how you perceive the reality and 70 percent of the americans out there don't feel like we are on the right track. jobs and wageses haven't risen and there is a weekly attack of isis this summertime and don't feel safe. these two parties are going after the independents. we don't know where independents have fallen. donald trump received an 18 point bounce. and it will be interesting to see where she comes out. >> harlan, your thoughts in

that. her speech was telling and spent time praising pennsylvania and philadelphia for beinggacious. and it is crucial she carry it next year. taking it back. it is clear that this president has his head in the sand and if she is seemed to be be denying the economic reality that people feel like we for a economic malaise and median household income is down and unemployment for people in minority communities is worse than it has been. if they deny the reality she has a problem. and denotice isis they have a problem. i hope we will see hillary is more grounded in reality. people want optimism but based on facts and reality that they are experiencing. >> i want to introduce another thought.

fox news confirmed another hack attack on the democratic. this was democrat congressional campaign committee. that is a political arm of the house democrats and breach on the democratic national committee and sources say that the two hacks were related and that russia may be behind both. this is a big tacking point in the campaign. rely, you know donald trump made the comment and many thought sarcastically and step on the news cycle and insert himself in and now with a straight face, democrats are saying that trump is encouraging russia to hack them and this adds more fuel to the fire. >> these hacks were first reported on in march and yahoo news has a story out saying that the fbi went to hillary clinton's campaign and warned her that there might be hacks in

her campaign that were related to the dnc. and they asked her campaign to cooperate with them in march and she refused because it was too intrusive and violated her privacy. that's what she is all about her own privacy and protection boofr investigating the hacks. these hacks are a bipartisan issue and should be approached that way. mike pence said clearly, after the investigation is closed if russia is responsible there will be severe consequences and this is what every american should take seriously. what they shouldn't take is the partisan nature. and the democrats with rumor and innuendo of donald trump behind it is a falsity and ridiculous. >> that is bringing back the idea of her home grown server and noven us are taking cyber security seriously enough and

the one who take its least seriously of all wants to be commandener chief? >> absolutely. the mishandling of classified information, it is it a severe issue of national security and even though the d- trip has dnc has nothing to do with it either, regardless of the in fact nothing to do with national security. it is a concern they are not able to secure confidential information at the very least. i am surprised we haven't seen it impacting the republicans. this is a bipartisan concern. and i am glad mike pence is stepping up and democrats and republicans saying we need to address it aggressively. i take issue that the mainstream media is obsessing over on the details of the hacking as opposed to the content of the dnc. i would like to see more on the refalations we have sewn.

>> thank you, we appreciate your time. >> in san diego, police are closing in on a second suspect closing in on the suspect in the fatal shooting of an officer. we'll talk about the growing concerns over police safety, next. ct car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. can give you ans advantage.gether like trubiotics with immune support advantage. its unique formula supports immune health in two ways. with probiotics that work in your gut. and antioxidants that work throughout your body. trubiotics from one a day.

a fox news alert for you. san diego police in a standoff with a possible second suspect in the shooting death of an officer. the officer was killed, another seriously wounded after a late night traffic stop turned into a gun battle. one suspect was shot and taken into custody. police have surrounded the home of a possible second suspect. steve rogers is a retired lieutenant detective for the nutley, new jersey police department, a former member of

the fbi joint terrorism task force. we were talking about this in the break, some very interesting stuff. you say police will change the way they operate as a result of these things we're seeing. tell me how. >> they'll have no choice but to ensure that the lives of their officers are now protected. here's how they'll do it. instead of one police car with two police officers pulling you over, i'm sure they're going to call for two additional backups. you'll have three police cars with six officers, perhaps tactically stationed so they'll have the best view of any suspect exiting the car and any suspects inside the car. >> i've actually seen that in manhattan recently, where they had cops on either side of the car for what looks like a routine stop that's probably already going into effect in some places. now we know what that means. what else? >> we're going to need help from the courts. judges are releasing career criminals. i believe most of these people assaulting police officers are career criminals. judges will have to be accountable when they release

career criminals to kill police officers. >> that's a controversial thought. >> very controversial. i'm sure judge napolitano will have something to say about that. he's a great guy. >> we're waiting for a conference, they're going to come out and talk about the situation in san diego. we'll go to it as soon as they start speaking. meantime, yeah, you said you have another suggestion as well. >> one more point. the president of the united states and speaker paul ryan. let them come together. i'm looking at you. come together, please, and calm the nation. we're republicans, democrat president, republican speaker, we need our leaders to stand up and speak not about politics but about calming nerves across the nation, especially of our men and women in blue. >> what does that sound like if they come together? inevitably every side gets offended by the language. if you say all lives matter, that's a controversial thing to say now, blue lives matter. how do they come together and not inflame one side or the

other? >> they come together by telling the truth. and the truth is all lives matter, black lives, white lives, every life matter. when they come out and tell the truth that every single human being in this country matters, we need to come together and work together to solve our problems, because the political rhetoric has gotten to a point where there's fear gripping this nation, gripping everyone across ethnicities, especially our police officers. >> do you think that police officers are doing less law enforcement, given that their own lives are at risk and they're watching this every day? do they thing twice before making a stop and not always make it? >> it's not that they're doing less work. they're doing less proactive policing because as we saw in baltimore, the government officials are not backing them up. look, a police officer has to make a quick decision, and that decision is a life and death decisions. the people making these decisions that steer the course of these officers have to make a determination. >> we'll be right back.

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it's been fun. >> great having you here this week. >> thank you, i appreciate it. i'll see you guys at 4:00 p.m. on "fox business." >> the other fox cable channel. >> thanks for joining us. "the real story" starts now. we begin with a fox news alert. and we are awaiting this press conference to start with media here in san diego, california. two police officers shot there. is this another case of police under attack? one is dead and one has been injured. the police chief now, let's watch together. >> i can't begin to put in words the emotions and feelings that surround an event like this. this is one of the most