it's great to wrap up a week with you back after maternity leave. >> thank you. it's like i never left. i'm looking forward to getting home to the kids. >> have a good weekend, and you too. thanks for joining us. >> have a great weekend, everybody. "america's election headquarters" starts right now. good afternoon. and we start right now with a fox news alert. donald trump and mike pence together again today on the campaign trail after a very public split over endorsing house speaker paul ryan, a possible thaw in relations between the camps. hello, i'm heather nauert. donald trump is expected to end his holdout over endorsing paul ryan. he's set to hold a rally tonight in the speaker's home state of wisconsin. but right now we're waiting for the start of a rally in iowa. you can see them right there, part of republican ticket's swing through the midwest. iowa a major battleground for donald trump and hillary

clinton. they were neck and neck before the conventions but now mrs. clinton holds a national lead in the polls while the trump campaign tries to pivot away from controversies. peter doocy has more. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, heather. mike pence has not been to iowa yet as trump's running mate. since part of the reason for put him on the ticket was to make sure that evangelicals remained excited about the republican ticket in the fall, this could be a big test for him. let's see how full they can get this room. then later this evening in wisconsin, our colleague john roberts is reporting that donald trump has gone from just a few days ago saying he wasn't quite there yet for an endorsement of paul ryan to being there, and it might happen tonight. of course that could all change. but our understanding, the way things stand right now is that tonight, in wisconsin, trump will say that he wants ryan to win even though ryan will not be in the house at that trump/pence

event, heather. >> so now that trump says he's trying to stay on message, what is his message exactly? >> reporter: it's all about hillary clinton, immigration, and the economy. and as for the economy, it's interesting, this morning we got word that trump has a new council of economic advisers helping him craft a very detailed plan to turn around the economy, a lplan that we going o get to see on monday. >> it's going to be dealing with tax cuts, tax repatriation, deregulation, a number of things that will hit all levels of the demographics, the poor, the middle class, and businesses. so it will be broader and deeper. >> reporter: the immigration pitch trump made yesterday was tailor-made for his new england audience, warning about somali refugees that have been resettling there and explaining that the boston marathon bombing

could have been prevented if immigration screening was given more attention. he says hillary clinton and president obama bear the direct responsibility of destabilizing the middle east, having let isis take firm hold in iraq, libya, and syria, not to mention their allowing americans to be slaughtered at benghazi. it is noteworthy, trump is now admitting that the video, the secret video he says he saw of cash being dropped off in iran, he did not actually see it, but instead a clip that he saw on tv was of hostages being released. he admits he had a mixup and he's trying to move on. >> we saw that video of them getting off the plane. peter doocy, thank you so much. a lot of republicans are happy to hear he's going to stay on message. by any accounts, donald trump has had a very challenging week as one controversy after another embroils his campaign, including his criticism of federal low rfellow republicans

which is very frustrating for republicans like john ryan. >> he's had a pretty strange run since the convention. you would think that we want to be focusing on hillary clinton, on all of her deficiencies. it is distressing that that's not what we're talking about these. >> i'm joined by dr. ben carson, a 2016 republican presidential candidate and donald trump supporter. great to have you back, dr. carson. >> great to be back. >> let's talk about the endorsement of paul ryan. what are you hearing about that, will that happen today? >> well, you know, i didn't have any doubt that that was going to happen. they're both on the same team. you know, paul ryan is a very fine individual who really loves this country and wants to see it succeed. >> certainly they're on the same team, sir, but donald trump didn't act like they were on the same team when he said he wasn't ready to endorse him just yet. >> i think that was just a

response to what ryan had said earlier. of course they're on the same team and of course they realize that. and, you know, i think the words that are used are probably not so much important as it is the fact that they're now pulling the same wagon, and that synergism is going to help us. >> okay. so if that does happen, that endorsement in wisconsin later today, what assumptions can we make about donald trump? is he now deciding to listen to party elders, to people out there who have been basically yelling at him to get with the program and start staying on message? >> well, what you have to realize about donald trump is that he's not a person who is ignorant or who is not observant. he's looking at what's happening. he's seeing what the effects of some of the words and actions are having. and he's making appropriate adjustments. of course there are people saying things to him.

but it really has to be something that he understands and comes to that collection himself. i think he's there. we've seen it. we want to make sure we continue to see it. but what we have to do is focus on the issues that are affecting america. and the democrats are trying to make this about donald trump. and if they can keep the focus on him, they don't have to talk about the economy. they don't have to talk about terrorism and how they created isis. and the don't have to talk about our deteriorating education system. a plethora of things. >> a lot of people are wondering ideas he continue to get caught up in all these side battles, why not just stay focused on hillary clinton, his opponent, and not get upset about these perceived slights? >> as someone who used to do that myself, i do actually understand it. i would fly off the handle, i would go after people. it didn't make any sense. >> dr. carson, i can't see you

flying off the handle. >> that means i made a great transition, i'm glad you can't see it. he's in the process of making that transition. let's pray for him. he'll get there. because the issues that affect our nation are so substantial, and this is such a consequential election. it really is a matter of, are we really going to be a country where the government controls every aspect of our lives from cradle to grave, or are we going to be traditional america and respect individual rights and have compassion for each other? >> peggy noonan wrote in "the wall street journal," there will be no second acts or pivot, it's that he doesn't have the skill set needed now, discretion, judgment. to whose republicans out there who believe that and may do a

write-in candidate or vote for hillary clinton, what do you say to them about that sentence? >> i say that the left, the progressives, are going to pull every trick in the book. >> but peggy noonan is not on the left. she's not a progressive. >> i think she is a progressive. but at any rate -- she may not want to admit it but if you look at some of the things she's been talking about. but anyway, here's the point. they do not want to see this happen. what they have to do is divide the conservative base. and make a bandwagon effect. anybody with any thinking ability will abandon trump. but what people have to think about, it is not what they think about donald trump. it is about what will happen when the supreme court and the federal courts are in the hands of the secular progressives. >> that's one of the things we'll be looking for this fall. dr. ben carson, thank you so much. for those viewers who perhaps

aren't familiar with peggy noonan, she used to be a speechwriter for ronald reagan. new polls give hillary clinton a bigger lead over donald trump. but secretary clinton is still ramping up her criticism of the republican nominee as she tries to win support from republicans and independent voters. clinton speaking a few moments ago at a joint conference of black and hispanic journalists. our jennifer griffin is live in washington with more. jennifer, hello. what did hillary clinton say about that e-mail server today? >> reporter: well, heather, you know, hillary clinton has not held a press conference for eight months and one day. that ended today here in this ballroom behind me, in which one of the first questions she took was from a reporter who asked her about the interview she did with our own chris wallace on "fox news sunday" in which she talked about her e-mail server and quoted james coacmey, the f director, as having said that

she had been truthful. that resulted in four pinocchios from "the washington post." here is what she said today. >> director comey said that only three out of 30,000 had anything resembling classified markers. what does that mean? usually, if any of you have served in the government, a classified document has a big heading on the top which makes very clear what the classification is. and so what we have here is pretty much what i have been saying throughout this whole year, and that is that i never sent or received anything that was marked classified. >> reporter: she used the word "short circuited" to describe how she and chris wallace on sunday were talking past each other about the server. another somewhat confusing answer, frankly, from secretary

clinton. >> and she's still in the position where she has to talk about that and address that. she also went after donald trump. what did she say about him today? >> reporter: well, it was certainly a very interesting exchange here with reporters, black and hispanic reporters. here is what she said about donald trump. >> we need to stand up as a country and say that donald trump doesn't represent who we are and what we believe. that is what my campaign, what tim kaine and i and everyone supporting us is doing every day. and we're going to keep at it. because i believe with all my heart that america is better than this. america is better than donald trump. >> reporter: she said that she will pursue comprehensive immigration reform in her first 100 days in office, and that she has recently launched a twitter account in spanish. so she's really reaching out to both of these groups, realizing

that they're going to be key to the election in the fall. back to you, heather. >> jennifer griffin, always great to see you. police in texas arresting two suspects for stealing more than 100 vehicles with laptop computers. which brand of vehicles the thieves targeted because they thought they were the easiest to hack. there's a clue right there, you can see it on the screen. plus the pentagon announcing plans to downsize the number of inmates at guantanamo baby about half. so where do we send those isis terrorists who are caught in the battle on the field? we'll talk about that when we come back. [siren] come on! ♪ come on. ♪ ♪

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right now there are 76 inmates at the detention center. 32 of them are set to be transferred to countries that have agreed to accept them. 34 other detainees are wait to have their cases heard by a department of defense review board. but there is no guarantee that the inmates will go to prison in other countries. officials say nearly one-third of those detainees who have been released so far are once again working for terror groups. in the meantime, investigators believe that isis is now active in 18 countries worldwide. joining me now, pete hegfen, a veteran and fox news contributor. president obama is sticking by his pledge to close this thing down by the time he leaves office. >> with religious fervor. his dedication is to close it. we've seen the recidivism rate is very high, 30%. these are the worst of the worst. >> to remind folks, they were letting the lowest level

offenders, if you will, out first and keep the baddest guys in there the longest. that's really who this is. >> of course. when i was a guard there in 2004 and 2005, there were nearly 700 detainees. we're down to 70 now. this is the 10% worst, except of course for the ones we traded for bowe bergdahl, but we'll leave that aside. these are the bad guys. we'll release half of them to countries where we won't have control of them anymore. they'll review the other half and you know they'll let them go in some capacity somewhere else. that brings us down to a dozen of them and then they'll argue that it's too costly. they'll move them around and do whatever they can. hillary clinton has said she'll follow the barack obama playbook. if you want to empty gitmo, support hillary clinton. >> so to our men and women fighting in syria, iraq, and afghanistan, and they nab these isis guys, what do we do with them? >> right now we'll get some intelligence in realtime out of them, our special operators, the

cia onsite. oftentimes we're handing them over to the host countries, we kind of wipe our hands of it. you know what we should be doing, we should be expanding gitmo and expediting military commissions for people there. we're at war, we have an enemy, we need to be getting intelligence, extracting it, and if they're guilty, executed or detained indefinitely. >> we have had some of that territory that we're getting back. what happens from here? >> we're seeing isis metastasize elsewhere into libya and across north africa. they won't be defeated until we get to the cancer, the tumor in the middle of that metastasizing, raqqah, the

islamic state. if we don't get to the heart of it, it will continue to expand. >> i don't know how we do that, even john brennan, the head of the cia, says whatever we're doing is not working. >> you don't do it with the policies of this commander-in-chief nor hillary clinton who will extend it. you have to untie the hands of the war fighters and let them go and crush them. we know what's necessary, hillary clinton and barack obama are not going to do it. >> and we've seen what happens in europe lately with terror attacks. we'll have you back to talk more about what the solutions are. great to see you, thank you for your service. caught on camera, thieves armed with laptops stealing a jeep. among them, 100 vehicles police say were targeted. could your car be at risk? plus funding fight over zika. what's in planned parenthood? literally, planned parenthood and zika, figure that out. what did planned parenthood have to do with it in washington? we'll be right back. reward poin,

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chicago police releasing shocking video today of events leading up to the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old suspected car thief. we want to warn you, the video is graphic. [ sirens ] [ gunshots ] >> that is body cam video. it shows officers firing on the moving vehicle which later strikes a squad car before the driver runs out. officers then chase the suspect through a yard and over a fence when the shots were fired. the suspect is then seen on the ground with blood on the back of his shirt. now an attorney for the family of 18-year-old paul o'neill calling the shooting a cold blooded murder. three of the officers are now off the job, pending an investigation. we'll keep you posted on this. thieves increasingly going

high tech to steal cars. this is unbelievable. now two suspects are under arrest in houston after police say they stole more than 100 vehicles using laptop computers. joining us now, my fellow car buddy, adam bacero from the fox business network. it appears jeep is having problems with this. how are these guys pulling this off? >> what's essentially happening is fiat chrysler, it looks as if the thieves were downloading where are. they got home of homeowners video showing the alleged thief to get into the car and then using the laptop to communicate with the vehicle. we don't know if they attached

wires to it. once they had access to the software and the vehicle, they were able to start it and off they went. they were selling them in mexico. >> selling the cars in mexico. >> in mexico. there was a tip from homeland security that this was going on. houston police content in an area where a lot of these vehicles were stolen and were able to apprehend two people doing it. >> no kidding. >> hackers were able to show they could get into the vehicle's software and control the vehicle. >> it's so interesting, they don't have to have a key, just the software on a laptop and it connects to a car's computer. i like the old days when everything was mechanical. >> it's not only cars. no one will say if they've caught everyone who is doing this just yet. you can get the software apparently to do had of this it's pirated software, you can download it. hackers yesterday in las vegas demonstrated that even with the fix that fiat chrysler put on

their vehicles last year, with a great deal of effort, you're still able to hack. fiat chrysler is saying, fiat chrysler america u.s. takes the safety and security of its customers seriously and incorporates security features in its vehicles that help reduce the risk of unauthored and unlawful access to vehicle systems and wireless communications. >> which is exactly why they're sitting in mexico, because it was so effective. >> this is why you should be driving a '63 mercury. >> adam shapiro, thanks. president barack obama says nobody should play politics when it comes to emergency funding. yet that's what happened in washington. how gridlock on capitol hill could impact our ability to fight the zika virus. is hillary clinton's convention bump turning into a mountain for donald trump?

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infected with the zika virus overseas has risen to 41. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the controversial plan to introduce genetically modified mosquitoes into the flori florida keys is going forward. miami-dade county is spraying larvacide over a ten-square-mile area downtown after traps showed 100% kill. state and federal health officials maintain their focus is this one popular entertainment center called wynnewood. the cdc advises pregnant women to stay away. the cdc director himself has come here, which he said currently no other area outside of the square mile box in florida or in the entire country is in the same mix.

>> there is no information to suggest there's a risk anywhere else in miami outside of this one-mile area. in fact the area we're concerned about is about 500 square feet in the middle of the one-mile radius where there have been infections. >> reporter: again, the biggest threat is for pregnant women in their first and second trimesters because zika is linked to severe brain and skull defects in babies at birth. as of september 30th, the money for ongoing zika vaccine research and clinical trials totally runs out, say the feds. and big news today affecting efforts to reduce the mosquito populations in the florida keys, the food and drug administration now giving its final approval to a british company to introduce its 3 million genetically modified mosquitoes into one neighborhood next door to key west called key haven. the company claims its lab produced baby mosquitoes which die before they reach adulthood,

therefore they can't bite any humans. they say they have reduced populations by 90%. huge opposition, though. it goes to a final vote in november. >> phil keating live in miami for us, thank you. we'll have an in-depth look at the fight against the zika virus and whether or not the u.s. is on the verge of a pandemic. here is a preview. take a look. >> interpreter: it's like emotional feelings. i have to be strong at this time. they are telling me a while have to wait until she's born to know what's going on with her. >> reporter: this expectant mother spoke exclusively to the knocks news channel before giving birth this year. she allowed cameras to catch the first moments of her daughter's life, the first baby born in the continental u.s. with microcephaly linked to the zika virus. >> interpreter: waiting on god

really to know what will happen. >> reporter: she is from honduras and was visiting relatives in the u.s. >> the baby we delivered yesterday with microcephaly, she was probably bitten in the first trimester of pregnancy, and she never thought that mosquito bite is going to lead to the child being affected. >> interpreter: now instead of a mosquito bite, it's like so harmless, right, one doesn't really know. i do not know. i cannot tell you if it was me or my husband. i don't know. >> fox news reporting's "zika," airing 8:00 eastern time and sunday, 10:00 eastern. the zika virus caught up in an old fashioned washington stalemate. president obama insisting that no one should play politics with people's health. but fighting between republicans and democrats in the senate over

planned parenthood has stalled a nearly $2 billion measure to fight zika. still, the president could direct some money towards zika prevention. let's bring in a columnist with "national review" and alan colmes, the host of the "alan colmes radio show." what does planned parenthood have to do with the zika virus? >> we shouldn't be playing politics. obama is saying don't play politics with this but by saying that rather than giving the money he could give, he's playing politics too. >> why include planned parenthood in the funding bill? >> in a lot of places that's the only place women can go for health. they do a lot more than abortion. no tax dollars go to planned parenthood for abortion and in many areas that's the only place women have an opportunity to go. this was a poison pill put in by republicans voted it would be voted down and then they can

argue that democrats were to blame. in march, money came from ebola for the zika issue. >> this money doesn't have to come all from congress. president obama can take left jennif leftover money that hhs is hanging on to for the ebola epidemic, which is not needed anymore because that epidemic has calmed down, and transfer that money to dealing with zika. why not just do that? >> he should, especially as things are getting worse. but he can't miss a chance to point out, look, republicans are making people die again or whatever the talking point is that people keep pushing forward. he should just have that money headed that way already. he's playing politics too. if you want to say republicans are playing politics, fine, but he's doing the same thing. >> he did transfer $500 million from ebola. >> he can give more. >> that was reported back in march, he actually did that. >> we'll have to talk about another subject. that is the polls.

we've got a lot of polls, several polls out right now in the race for the white house putting hillary clinton's convention bump, turni ining in more of a surge. mrs. clinton now leads donald trump by nine points in the national survey of registered voters. it is a ten-point margin in the latest fox news poll that came out. and five points higher than our last survey which was taken in june. kat, what does donald trump need to do to turn things around? >> he had such a bad week on paper. an interview on "fox news sunday" where hillary clinton lied, saying she told the truth. he has the ability to make headlines. i'm not saying he should be more careful, but realize that if he talks in a certain way, that's going to make headlines, so now how to use it and know the news cycle enough to be careful. if you're going to speak in this headline grabbing way and get all this attention, make sure it's something you want in the

headlines. >> alan, i know you're going to dump on donald trump right now. but, you know, one of the questions that was asked in our fox news poll is would you rather have somebody else, among republicans, a different republican nominee? trump, 50% say they want donald trump. 49% say someone else. you can look at this one of two ways. one way is, hey, the majority wants trump. the other is 49% don't. >> after the convention now almost headed toward labor day and you've got half of the republicans, after they've already got a nominee, i wish it were someone else, that's pretty astounding, half of the country including a couple of congress men who jumped off. we've had bush security people like brent scowcroft saying they're not going to support trump. >> a difficult week for trump. some evidence he's losing support about college educated suburban voters. can he win in november without their support? >> i don't think so. he really can't. he needs all of the young people

he can get, because the young people aren't going to hillary clinton, they don't like hillary clinton. she's the worst candidate ever. she's so unlikable. >> no, he is. >> especially among young people, she's been trying really hard. he just needs to stop ruining it for himself. >> he keeps relitigating old wounds. >> her record is awful. >> both causing themselves some trouble, certainly. thanks so much, have a good weekend. zika, along with facilitiy water, worker estrikes and overused systems, we'll head to rio live in a few minutes. plus a plane full of cash lands in iran in the middle of the night. the obama administration says, move on, nothing to see here. greta van susteren is on deck to break it all down. >> at the same time we were working on the release of these detainees. i recognize, i can see the optics of this, and that people

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much more ahead on donald trump and an apparent shift for his campaign, plans to endorse house speaker paul ryan sometime tonight. we'll be talking about that and much more with fox news sunday anchor chris wallace, all coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. president obama pushing back against allegations that a"ga

it was going to work. the only bit of news that is relevant on this is the fact that we paid cash, which brings me to my last point. the reason that we had to give them cash is precisely because we are so strict in maintaining sanctions, and we do not have a banking relationship with iran, that we couldn't send them a check. and we could not wire the money. >> greta van susteren is anchor of "on the record" and is a vocal advocate for the americans detained in iran. greta, great to see you. the president is talking about how this supposedly worked but failed to mention that other americans, dual nationals, have been taken by tehran since that time that the four others were released. >> that's right.

and of course you have also bob levenson who has been missing since 2009 or 2007. heather, this whole thing about denying it's ransom, in order to believe this was not a ransom, you must believe this, that suddenly one day in iran, that after holding these americans in a vicious prison for years, that the iranians woke up and thought, let's release the americans, let's just release them. i mean, of course it was a quid pro quo. it was a ransom. and the troubling thing, of course, is that, you know, the president won't admit that it was a ransom. and it's against american policy, not against the law but against american policy. then you have the question of paying the cash and paying it in swiss dollars, swiss currency and in euro dollars. the president says, well, the reason we did cash is because we don't have a banking relationship. i don't know about that, but i've traveled to north korea several times and they sure want american dollars. maybe he's right on that. but the problem is when he hasn't been transparent about

the ransom business it's hard to accept as true his explanation for the currency. >> and greta, we're now learning from one of the former men who was jailed, speaking to our trish regan about how he was held at the airport for hours for a plane to arrive which was apparently the plane with the cash. >> they told us you're going to be there for 20 minutes. but it took like hours and hours. we slept at the airport. when i asked why don't you let us go, because the plane was there, pilot was there, everybody was ready to leave the country, they said we're waiting for another plane, until that plane doesn't come, we don't let you go. >> come to find out the other plane is the one that had the money on board. >> we say apparently. it hasn't been confirmed that the cargo plane had the cash on board. i'm certainly suspicious. on the morning that this was going down, i was texting with people who were deeply involved in this and in the state department and families and everybody else.

and one of the things that did hold them up, i'm not saying that the plane didn't hold them up and i don't know if there was cash on the plane, but i do know jason rezian's wife was having difficulty getting out of the country because the iranians were holding her. she didn't have papers to enter the united states but she was going on to germany on the plane. there are a lot of unanswered questions and there's good reason to be very suspicious of what happened. we shouldn't say this isn't a ransom, that's silly. in order to think this isn't a ransom, you have to think, out of the blue, the iranians thought, you know what, let's let the americans go home and go on on spring break with their families. >> it's laughable and hard to believe. when you hear what's coming out of tehran right now, they say this is what we get from dealing with the americans. i'm still wondering what we get out of it. the administration say they basically stopped their nuclear program. but we really even have any evidence of that? >> first of all, we resolved an ongoing financial dispute dating

back to before the shah in 1979, that was the cash on the cargo business, we did get that. we did get our americans back. we didn't get bob levinson back, and they nabbed two other americans. turning to the nuclear deal, we don't know exactly whether that's been successful or not. i don't know about whether they've been able to advance their nuclear weapons program. i don't know about that. but we'll find out as time goes on. but as to the money, the cash, and, you know, the one bad thing about giving cash to iran is that they are so quick to sort of hand it out to their buddies like hezbollah and to destabilize the region. and there's no way we can track that money. i don't know if we'll ever know that for sure. >> greta, it is a fact that iranian-funded men and militias have killed our u.s. service men's serving in iraq. so that $400 million fungible can go somewhere and end up killing americans as a result. >> yes, and i should add it's already a very destabilized region. the one thing that really works

in that area is to hand out cash to buy friends. look, the place still remains very dangerous in the area. but president obama promised the most transparent presidency, administration, and he can at least explain to us this business about the cash payment and the whole business about why he thinks iran suddenly woke up one day and said, we'll send the americans home, do something m. >> greta van susteren, thanks for joining us as always, see you tonight on your terrific program. eyes of the world turning to the rio de janeiro olympics for the games. hundreds of volunteers and performers are filing into the stadium right now ahead of tonight's opening ceremony. but now questions about whether or not rio is prepared, as thousands of athletes get set to compete. that's coming up next. ♪ can you hear my voice this time ♪ your car got rear-ended and you needed a tow. did your 22-page insurance policy say,

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growing concerns in rio de janeiro hours away from the hoping ceremony for the olympic games. the city facing numerous issues as some half a million visitors arrive. can you imagine an influkes of half a million people intoure city? steve harrigan is live in rio with the latest. >> reporter: we have been watching all afternoon, busloads of police arriving, truckloads of soldiers, but security is going to be only one of the challenges facing these olympics. in the air there is the zika virus. spread by mosquitoes that can cause birth defects in pregnant women. after efforts by health experts to move the games failed, some athletes decided to stay home. for others, its one more obstacle to overcome. >> my mom literally two months ago about a bunch of deet and bug spray and packedded in my bags. she says you, have to take this

and spray it on head to toe. >> reporter: in the water, rowers, sailors and try try agent lits with deal with sewage in the waters. bacteria and virus levels are 1.7 million times what would be acceptable in the u.s. hospital sewage sewage has created a superbacteria on beaches where olympic sailing events will be head. human body parts have washed ashore near the volleyball site. rower well wear ant microbial suits and belch -- bleach their ores. >> australia's coach pulled their swims out a training pool after the water became as he says, soupy. >> outfield. how they managed to get the olympics, who knows, steve harrigan, thank you. what does an alligator get when the strolls into the wrong parking lot, free trip to more

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can watch the meal being prepared in front of them. it takes forever to do it. i don't know i would you would want to eat food from a 3-d printer. have a great weekend. here's gregg jarrett in for shep today. see you soon. >> donald trump doing a rare about-face. fox news learning that trump plans to endorse house speaker paul ryan tonight. that is after mocking speaker ryan and praising his primary opponent. did the uproar from republicans cause trump to suddenly change his mind? plus, what could be trump's most troubling poll yet, not matchup between him and hillary clinton but a survey of so-called g.o.p. insiders with the majority saying that trump should drop out of the race. also, hillary clinton talking about what she said on fox news sunday which had fact checkers crying foul. and chris wallace is here with reaction to what clinton had to say about him. all ahead this hour.