person is dead following a militant attack on an american university in kabul. hello, even. right now teachers and students are held in place. the school is on lockdown. a student was killed at least 14 others were wounded. k conor powell joins us live. >> the gunfighting has stopped but we understand the entire university is still under lockdown. the students and teachers include lots of americans and foreign staff. they're in lockdown and hiding in place as they go through the entire facility trying to figure out if all of the attackers have been killed. about 7:00 or so local time in kabul, there was an attack at

the american university of afghanistan and then attackers began to pull into the facility. one photographer, a surprise winning photographer said he saw one of the attackers with a gun who began to shoot at him. he and a hundred others were able to escape. as we understand, students were able to get out of the facility, but this is a very busy time at the university of afghanistan. it's the end of the day. students are taking classes at night. men and women can socialize in a relatively safe environment, however, the taliban has tried to attack this facility in the past. because its symbolism is a spot of education and men and women interact has always been a target, it generally has very good security. the word we're getting is while most of the students are hiding in place and the afghan security

forces are going through trying to sweep that area to make sure all the attackers are dead, we understand at least one student was killed 14rks others injured. that's coming from a local hospital. it's not been confirmed by afghan officials. we'll have more information as we get it. >> conor powell, we'll get back with you, thank you very much. donald trump is getting ready to speak in tampa, florida, meanwhile a new monmouth poll out of from north carolina showing a tight race. jennifer griffin is live in san francisco. jennifer, how much money is being raised in california? >> there's a reason they call california an atm machine for

democrats looking for donors. hillary clinton held one yesterday. each donor paid on average $33,000 per person to attend. there have been $50,000 dinners in cape cod compared to the july fund-raising when she was still courting bernie sanders donations m donations. at justin timberlake and jennifer beal's hollywood home, she raised money. today she'll have three fund-raisers in the san francisco bay area, one at the home of tim cook, another silicon valley. journalists are not allowed in

those campaigned. hillary clinton is having to explain how she found her way. after and a resul meaning she left out the 1,700 she had with foreign leaders. >> the idea that they'd be back and forth is beyond the pale. if you look at the recent months and years, the clinton foundation has been widely praised. >> the campaign includes others. the ap says that the 85 donors to the foundation that clinton met with when she was sayre of state, alil sewal sodo nated

more. >> thank you. great to see you both. if it would put it to rest, the clintons say nothing done wrong here, why not? >> i don't have a problem, quite frankly. like we've seen with benghazi, there's no there, there, there. there's no smoking gun. i think what they're saying is the same. what donald trump is calling for is shutting them down. like we just heard, there were

over 2,000 meetings and over 85 people who were allegedly owners to the clinton foundation and we don't know of any favors that were received with the secretary of state or someone on her staff. >> this is what we're hearing from the foundation as well that, hey, despite these e-mails there was nothing that crossed the line to illegality. >> it stinks, it reeks. it has an awful stench to it. if it isn't illegal it certainly should be. there is no quid pro quo emphasis. they got tens of millions of dollars after donating to the clinton foundation. listen, what do you think they're paying for? they were paying for access.

they got access. when they get through the door, she's t"the wizard of oz." she can give them a heart, a wing and a blaine of until at all. we need an independent outside council to track down what happened with the money and the meetings. >> listen, if she can give out hearts and brains, that's a new fox breaking report. >> both candidates remain. 34% of the voters have a favorable opinion of trump. clinton doesn't fair much better with 36%. the findings are simpler. are they looking out for the little guy? 42% say clinton would do a good

job looking out. what do you think. >> i think the authority using it. >> many use different districts and ands tloer the state. i'm. i would be more concerned if i was a republican or supporter of trump with the exception of north carolina and trump and. >> chris, can he before election day? >> well, sure he can. also the polls, i think, are suspectful at lease this time argue.

i can see why trump isn't doing well with all the favors bestowed on carolinady. >> it's turned into a bromer spon responsibility the stair. it ee goolkt to from e be produce and not hold more press conferenc conferences. it might hurt her. >> less le, chris ngs great to soo you broukts. >> thank you. >> this is that forex news alert app massive earthquake in italy. at least 100 people are killed.

a mission is looking to see who could be trapped in that russable. hi, john. >> shannon, just about 20 minutes ago there wu noose trur thn time that was on top of all that rubble and they started scrambling as some of the wall started counselling down. 6 the 6.2 magnitude quake struck about 3:36 here in italy. also they're looking for any survivors, anybody still bollywood. they'll blow a whistle, call for a crowd and there's a lot of people to be queets. everybody will get quiet, the machinery will turn off and they'll call out to see if they

find any signs of life. so far 120 people have been killed that. is the latest number and that as we even suns throughout the day, throughout the evening has continuesed tro train. pea will do anything to look for anything. it's so tight, bit up along the hillside. getting equipment is difficult. they've been using shovels, digging by hand. any and all local and regionalwide search crews, rescue teams, ambulance, police, they are all on the scene trying to help in the way possible.

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one person is dead after an attack on the american university in kabul. right now authorities are sweeping the complex. what is unclear right now is how many attackers there may be, is it one, is it more, how many may be on the campus. conor powell joins us with more. >> we know there were multiple atta attacks. we don't know if there was a suicide bomber, but we have heard eyewitness accounts of people getting inside the american university of afghanistan with people shootable with rifles and suicide vests. there are members of the nato alliance on the ground there acting as advisers to the afghan security force.

they're not taking part in what's a combat role but this is a high-profile facility. there are a lot of americans working there, a lot of european and westerners teaching there. it's a place where there are several hund on the ground. many of them are connected to middle class and upper class afghan families across the country, so this is a spot that if there were attacks like this in the past have always been high profile and this has been a concern for a lot of afghanistans that at some point they would have launched a successful attack, shannon. >> conor powell, thank you. we'll check back. a french man shouting established a british women to death and two men. it happened at a hostel.

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outrage growing over the life-saving epi pen. the company awarded its ceo with a more than 600% raise.

liz is here. what's the different? >> the company in 2007 bought the company that made epi pen. what's interesting about this is back then -- it's been around since 1977 and it's a life-saving drug that delivers even neff rinne immediately to counter the effect that closes the throat when you have a deathly food allergy. back then it was about $57 for this device, injectable device. since then interestingly and somewhat quietly the price has been hiked to this amount. there's the price on your screen. you have to by two. and the insurance covers it in some cases. if you're on medicare, they'll

be paid for but it comes on the back end of the taxes. >> there's a connection to capitol hill. >> today and yesterday and a couple of years ago the ceo heather bresh who was declining to return fox business calls, the ceo is the daughter of democrat joe manchin of west virginia. he said in the past the tax dodging structures that myelin took part in in 2014 where they took their domicile to a foreign country, myelin did that, he said that's outrageous and it should be banned. his daughter pulled off the same time and, of course, her salary has raised nearly 7%. >> 700%. >> 700%. so she went from making about $2 million back when she was pretty to now about $19 million.

hey, great. where is the board in this? they have a life-saving drug. 60 million americans suffer from allergies. you depend on it. >> you have to have it. >> you have to have it. >> this is a medication that they have not put a lot of research and development into. it has just been perfect the way it was. so why the 400% price hike? as we don't hear from the board or the company, we're hearing from members of congress. we have four senate members including chuck grassley, amy klobuchar. she is demending in the absence of any proof, they've got to drop the price immediately. we're back to school. school nurses have to keep them

by lie. did somehow mylan lobby its way. >> you mention hillary clinton and wonder if it has links to the clinton foundation as well? >> it appears back in 2009 -- i may be incorrect on the date, he appeared in a photograph with bill clinton. he had made about a $100,000 to $250,000 donation to the clinton foundation. okay, fine. but what you have is a p.r. problem that has now turned into a p.r. tsunami disaster because they simply raise the drug price of the epi pen so much for no apparent reason. now they're looking into the clinton foundation issue. they have a sparkling

headquarters that was just built in 2014 in pittsburgh. really? because we thought you moved to the netherlands. they don't return our phone calls. greta last night said, call us, we don't want to be wrong. it's life-threatening for children. >> it's not an option. we want to know. flush it out. we'd be glad to hear the answer. >> something tells me there may be a break and they may have to drop the price because they haven't done much more to develop it. >> you're looking live at donald trump at rally in tampa, florida. we're going to talk to independent presidential candidate evan mcmullen on that

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strong earthquake hit italy. we're told at lease 110 have been killed. hundreds more hurt. it leveled buildings in three towns sending shock waves as far as rome. there have been aftershocks since. we'll continue following that story as it is breaking and developing. the white house responding after the militants cared out an attack at the american university in kabul, afghanistan, rich edison is live. >> there is information. they say the u.s. is monitoring the situation as they're clearing that campus. earnest acts that the act today underscores the massive security challenges in that country. a couple of weeks ago a couple

of professors from that university were kipped in kabul and university -- american university of afghanistan based in kabul, nonprofit has them backing american professors, and the attempt there, of course, is to try and train and educate the leaders there. >> rich, vice-presidential bind, we know, is in high-level meetings in turkey. there's a lot going on. what can you tell me about that? >> meeting with the vice president and minister of turkey. they tell me the objective of these meetings is to make sure the u.s. turkey relationship gets back on track. there's a number of different dealings between the two countries. there's fighting isis to a certain extent. there's what's going on in syria and iraq. of course, this all as turkey and its government are becoming much more authoritarian to the objectives to that and the coupe

attempt last mounlts. condemned the coup in turkey and any u.s. involvement. >> the united states of america did not, did not have any foreknowledge of what befell you on the 15th. the people of the united states of america abhor what happened. >> not point of controversy on this, the president of turkey is blaming a muslim cleric living in the united states for inciting and inspiring that coup attempt. the troops want us to deliver that cleric back but they're in the mid of that extradition request. vice president joe biden said it's considering it but has dom ply with the u.s. law before it

determines whether to extradite that person back to turkey. back to you. >> very difficult. rich edson. somebody who has real world on-the-ground experience in that region, great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> i want to get your reaction. five years ago the president said it was time for assad to step down. it hasn't happened. we continue to see refugees and others stream out. what do you make of it? >> you're right. it's gone on for five years and has become a disaster by the week. we still don't have a comprehensive strategy. that's the biggest issue. this is where we need a commander in chief who understands naturally what to do to defeat isis. we have a commander in chief who

isn't committed to the cause. that's led to friction in the united states. they've added for more comprehensive strategy for months, for years, and they haven't given it. we need it for our own security and global security. >> i want to go slightly lightning roundish. i want to talk to you about the clinton foundation and the calls for a special prosecutor, somebody from the outside to take a look at it. what do you look at it? >> hillary clinton is trying to become the next president of the united states and every day, every week, we see a new story about her corruption. i don't use that phrase lightly. i spent time overseas and this remiejds me of that. hillary clinton is unfit to be president because she's kupt and she's not account tobl the american people. as far as her foundation, i'll have to study that further. she used it to benefit her

outside activities. >> how do you respond to those who say you are helping to elect her by helping donald trump in some of the states where he has a chance. >> donald trump doesn't have a chance of beating hillary clinton and i urge the american people, especially those who have supported donald trump to consider. he's doing terribly in national polls and in key battleground states. >> he has cleaned it up. he e has new leadership on the top of the campaign. they would say he's certainly not out of the hunt. >> that's a battleground state that should be closed especially against a weak candidate like hillary clinton. any public defender should be defeating hillary clinton in the polls regularly and that's not happening. he's doing terribly. yes, he's been more on message in the past week or so. he's not a serious candidate.

i'm the only conservative in this race, i want to be very clear about that. it's time for the american people, especially conservatives, to re-evaluate and give me a chance to evaluate hillary clinton directly. >> he fair and square won that nomination and that's where we are today. he is a legitimate candidate for president. >> legitimate. i'm saying he's not competitive. he cannot win and will not win. >> let's talk about immigration. there has been a lot of attention paid to remarks he's made privately and now more publicly that seems to be a bit of an evolution for him although his campaign says there's no material change. he was so hard core on this in the primaries and decimated some of his opponents because they thought he was too soft. what do you make of this. is there a change? >> there's clearly a change.

look. this is a guy who has not been and is not honest with the american people. we can't have a president who lies to the american people in order to curry political favor only to have to turn and make a 180-degree turn in a general election as is the case now in order of having a fighting chance of winning, which he doesn't. that's what's happening here. if i was a trump supporter, i would feel totally betrayed right now. we need leaders who will tell the truth even when it's hard, when it's not plittic. >> people say you're helping hillary clinton clinton. she or whoever wins has to get to 270 electoral votes. if you have a shot, what you're trying to do is keep either one from getting to 270. she has a commanding lead in the polls when you look at the numbers that she's got. what is your path.

>> you're right. she does have a commanding lead. it underscores the ability that they do not compete. she's a corrupt politician that can be defeated if conservatives and the rest of america can field a candidate that isn't donald trump, we'd have a better chance. this is the thing. we will have to compete with hillary clinton for certain states. we're prepared to do that. one of the biggest surprises that i've had in the two weeks i have been campaigning is i have democrats. they come in to me saying, look, i know i don't agree with you on all the issues. social issues, et cetera, but i trust you and i'm going to vote for you. that's what's happening in this country. the country is ready for a new generation of leadership and that's what we're trying to provide. >> all right. we'll watch as you do something that's very unconventional and very late in the game and keep track of what may be progress for you. i know you're working on some of

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much more on the bombshell convenient. critics call it some sort of proof of pay for play. clinton's people say the review is flawed. we'll hear from the campaign and speak with one of the

"associated press" reporters who broke the story. that's top of the hoard on shepard smith reporting. we'll see you then. this is a fox news alert. donald trump giving a speech in tam tampa, florida, attacking the hillary clinton foundation. let's listen in. >> the people she met with outside of government. [ chanting "lock her up." ] the people, they made so many contributions. she even deleted 33,000 e-mails to hide evidence of her crimes. it's impossible to tell where the clinton foundation begins and the state department begins. she then lied about her crime to

congress over and over and over again. i don't know if congress is going to do anything about it, folks. i'm so sick of looking and seeing and i hear reports of not doing anything. congress ought to act. she lied to congress 100%, everybody agrees, and it takes so long for them to act. by the time they act, you're going to say what was it, you won't even remember what happened. let congress act today. let congress act immediately. the fbi did not react. i have such respect for the fbi. i am so disappointed. i am so disappointed. i love the fbi. i have such high regard for the fbi. how did they let that happen. she was so guilty. she was so guilty.

the world is laughing and schenn she's meeting with the attorney general in the back of the airplane for 39 minutes. she said they were talking about golf and their grandkids. give me a break. and very importantly, bill clinton, after all of that and after the beautiful gift he was given, bill clinton essentially called the fbi director james comey a liar when he said the fbi director was spouting bull. can you imagine? man. they don't realize that they owe the fbi director their political lives for refusing to recommend prot cushiprosecution for the m

many crimes and then he calls the director a liar. he saved hillary clinton from facing justice for her illegal and construct actions. they were illegal and corrupt and the fbi saved her. >> all right. we've been listening live to donald trump in tampa taking on both hillary clinton and bill clinton. joining me to talk about that and much more, south carolina gop senator lindsey graham. i believe he's live in columbia today. talk about this. he said it's time for congress to act today. what can you do, what will you do? >> well, i guess congress is -- at the end of the day nothing's going to happen between now and november. i don't think we have the ability to charge her with a crime. you've about got to get some outside organization to do that. everything she said publicly about the e-mails have proven to be fault.

i think mr. trump has got it right when he's calling for somebody outside the justice department to look into this matter. if you're waiting on this justice department to hold anybody in the obama clinton world, you'll die of old age, and that's so sad, but it's true. in the bush administration, they appointed an outside prosecutor to deal with scooter libby. i think what happened deserves an outside look and mr. trump is right on that. >> she signed under penalty of perjury that she turned over all e-mails requested of her. we've since seen tens of thousands surface. and they sent a letter to them. they point out the factual differences. and the confidence that the u.s. attorney will actually take action on that. >> zero. the bottom line is the legislative branch -- we're not

prosecutors. we do have an independent obligation to investigate. but the public statements that she made about her e-mail systems have all fallen. she said she turned over everything that was work-related. there's thousands of work-related e-mails not turned over. so the bottom line is, no, i don't. i hope the american people will look at this when they decide whether she's fit to be president of the united states. i think that's what they need do is hold her accountable. >> she and m we have an opening now left by the death of justice scalia back in february. as a court watcher and coverer, i would guess there will be a few more people who would retire from the court. will they want to see more

progressive justices? strict and balanced? how much of that remains an issue? >> that's a good government. the president nominates, congress gives advice and consent. qualified nominees usually get picked but a conservative period will pick a conservative judge. all i can say is wayne garland, if she nominated him, hillary clinton nominated mr. garland, that's probably about the best we would guess from her. i would be included to support him. >> okay. so with that in mind, is there any chance -- there's been a lot of chatter that you guys may -- the senate may move forward after there's been no way pledge from the gop you would move forward on confirming him, is it possible, knowing -- >> no. >> -- that you would probably get someone from hillary clinton? >> i'm going to stick what i said. the next president should make

its pick. hitteri historicall historically, when a vacancy comes late in the process -- if she does win and she nominated a person like judge garland, i think chances are, he would get through. that's probably about the best you could expect. mr. trump has given us a list of names like bill prior, i would love to see him on the supreme court. the court matters, probably more on the political basis. the independent voter who is going to decide the election will look at the person as a whole, not just who you pick for the court. your judgment, your temperament, if you're up to the job. it's not going to be about who you pick for the court. >> and of course getting to the court -- getting nominate side one thing. getting to the court means going through the senate. with the makeup that you have now, you have several key gop senators who are in really tough battles.

what is your thought -- i know you've been out campaigning for some of your gop colleagues. >> sure. >> what happens with the senate could impact all kinds of things regardless of who is at the top of the ticket and who is the president. >> amen. here's what i would suggest. we have really qualified, incredibly talented incumbent senators all over the country. keep them to check and balance to trump or clinton, having a republica republican-controlled senate would mean a lot when it comes to court confirmations. donald trump has a great list, but he suggested nominating his own sister who i owe ppose with the every bit of my being. the truth of the matter is, hillary clinton's nominees will

be different than a conservative would make and that's important for people to consider, but it's not the only reason you vote for president. it's going to be the overall package and if mr. trump can up his game, and he is, he's doing much better. if he can control the gap, i think the chance of keeping the senate goes up. if he can stay on message, this -- this clinton global fund thing is a gift from the political gods. it just reeks of wrong. it reeks of insider benefits. it's the inside versus the outside, and trump represents the outside and he's in a pretty good spot if he can up his game to show he's got the judgment, temperament and experience to be president of the united states. >> we said there was nothing quid pro quo, and they said there's nothing illegal in the mix here and that foundation has done good for a lot of people on things like health issues, hiv,

helping out in haiti. what's the argument for closing it down? >> you don't have to pick between helping poor people and having a system you can be proud of. the reason they're promising to shut it down in the future, if she wins, is because the average american doesn't seem to believe this is the way the system should work. at the end of the day, this is not the way to help the poor. at the end of the day, this is insetuous president of the secretary of state, that looks bad at a very minimum, and why would the clintons do it and they have dodged a thousand bullets in their political career. she had a fresh start as secretary of state. she sets up a private server, trying to head the way she does her job not to be transparent, which comes with the job, and bill clinton is raising money for good causes but he is also living pretty darn well off the global fund, traveling around first class everywhere. i don't want to be little what the clinton initiative has done,

but at the end of the day, you can help the poor without having this kind of system and that's why they're promising to get rid of it in the future, because it just doesn't look good. >> that is the same argument the boston globe made in an editorial just days ago, saying you can do these things and meet the goals of the foundation if you're a donor, you may just have to do it somewhere else. senator lindsey gram, good to see you, sir. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us. new revelations about how damaging the zika virus is for developing babies. doctors are releasing scans that show how the virus destroys brain tissue while the bones of the skull are still forming. we're live with more on this fascinating disturbing story, trace. >> reporter: yeah, shannon, the reason they're releasing the scans is not for the shock value. the goal is to educate radiologists about what they need to be on the lookout for. the cdc says zika will spread and there is a lot to learn.

remember, up until last year, experts thought the zika virus was harmless, and now you can look at these scans and see the range of destruction that zika has on a developing child. the disease is known as microcephaly, shrinking of the head and brain. you can see in zika babies, rough ridges appear in the brain and skull that should normally be round and smooth, and you can also see these big patches of white. this is where the brain tissue should be but isn't. what doctors ary learning is the first trimester is where the infection is the riskyist. the earlier the fetus is infected, the more dangerous, and although microcephaly is the most common effect, zika can cause deformed limbs, so the doctors know it's bad, but doctors are still unable to see what percentage of women infected with zikal have a baby with birth defects, shannon. >> fright niening situation, th

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it's thr3:00, with the associated press reports dozens of secretary clinton's visitors when she was secretary of state, then gave money to her family foundation. we'll explain the facts, see her team's response and speak with a journalist who broke the news. donald trump with an immigration, reevaluation, saying he could soften his stance on immigration. you'll hear what donald trump said and how it contrasts with his previous position. also what would it take for donald trump actually to win the election? an in depth look at his