politically correct. >> dana: i'm happy you explain that to me. catch brian live if you are near charlotte next month. go to the website for tickets. thank you for joining us. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. on capitol hill where the general could become a nation's number two military officers responding to accusations of sexual misconduct. from a former army colonel who worked for him. >> i want to say to you in the american people in the strongest possible terms, these allegations are false. >> shepard: these are also regulations accusations against the accuser who was in the audience. ♪ "shepard smith reporting." >> shepard: president trump blasting an american city. >> those people are living in in baltimore. they are largely african-american. you have a large population and

they really appreciate what i'm doing and they let me know hits. they really appreciate it. >> shepard: the white house has provided no evidence to support that claim and a new poll out today shows the president's approval among african-americans nationwide is 6%. his disapproval is 84%. since saturday president drum has been attacking baltimore on the congressman elijah cummings of maryland, the democratic chairman of the house oversight committee. he kicks things off by calling the district a disgusting rat and rodent infested mass where no human being would want to live. that came after chairman cummings criticized conditions at the border facility. the congressman's district which includes baltimore is mostly black. today president trump suggested that the oversight and reform committee was recently issued subpoenas for records belonging to the president's family member

should start investigating baltimore instead. as for the accusations of racism the president response, i am the least racist person and all the world. john roberts reporting live. >> good afternoon. somebody else was critical of the president is a virginia state legislator, he got up right in front of the president with his speech in jamestown to protest his appearance as the president was helping to commemorate the 400th anniversary. we show the protest and you can see here the president had to stop while he was escorted out and our 1:00 hour as the president returned to the white house in the past hour. he took issue with the fact that we highlighted that protest. listen. >> you gave the protester 100% of the time. i don't care about coverage. the last thing i need is coverage.

100%, not one word of the speech and we were there about the speech. the protester didn't look so good to me. i will be very nice. you give them 100%. >> we did not show anything from the president's speech because we were focused in that report on the ongoing feud between the president and congressman elijah cummings of maryland when the fallout from that, it should be pointed out in our 11:00 hour the fox news channel carried that speech in its entirety. he was not the only person he was protesting the president. the black caucus boycotted the event itself, once the president had been expecting that tweetin tweeting, heading to jamestown virginia and were guilty democrats will make it as uncomfortable as possible, that is okay because tonight is not about them. today rather it is not about them. he also tripled down on his attacks using the problems in the city of baltimore as a cultural width to hammer the

congressman insisting he has done more for african-american voters than any president and recent history. i asked him about the strategy of attacking him and whether the way he was doing it was causing divisions in the country. listen here. >> there is no strategy. i have no strategy. there is zero strategy. i'm pointing out facts. the most unsafe city in the country is baltimore. it's very simple. elijah cummings is in charge of it. he should park them in baltimore and find out what happened to the $15 billion. >> keep in mind that while baltimore is at the center of this feud it's not the cause, the cause is elijah cummings and his position as chairman of the oversight committee continuing to investigate the president and his family. an episode on july 18th in which he upgraded the secretary for

what he said were conditions at the border which are in dispute. that made news the day it happened july 18th, but didn't register in the oval office until the president saw a replay of that videotape on saturday mornings ox end. listen here. >> elijah cummings -- a horrible thing the way he spoke to homeland security. these people are working hard. they are getting no support from the democrats. the democrats refused to fix the loophole. he refused to fix the asylum. those two things would make it 95% easier. >> number democrats today tend to the jamestown speech today and he thanked them for coming and said it was a lovely event. >> shepard: john roberts. the president may not be on the ballot and californians republican primary next year or less he turns over his tax returns. you see the governor just signed a new law in california which

took effect immediately. it requires all presidential candidates to release their tax returns in order to appear in the state's primary ballot. the law does not apply to the general election. the president's attorney responded saying the state of california in their attempt to circumvent the constitution will be answered in court. he is paid to be the number two military officer, denying claims that he sexually assaulted a female officer and he made that denial in front of both lawmakers and his accuser. the air force general john haydn is nominated to become the vice chair of the joint chief of staff, a powerful position and one that requires confirmation. that process unfolded a public today with the accuser sitting right in the room. she is pictured here. the army colonel. she said the general kissed, hugged and rubbed her her.

she said it happened in 2017, but they clear the general of any wrongdoing. they asked him about the accusation. >> i didn't go to her room. i've never been to her room. how might we know that is true? >> you have to look in the evidence was admitted to look at the interviews on the personal security detail in the communication. the only location of people that i am traveling that i know about is my personal detail that is always right next to me in the communications because as we talked about earlier i have to be able to get to certain indications at a moment's notice and so i know where those people are. i have no idea where anybody else on the team is at any one time. >> shepard: the retired pilot called the allegations against him false. earlier this year she said a

superior officer her while she was serving in the military. lucas tomlinson reporting live from the pentagon. lucas? >> president trump's nominated night he ever sexually assaulted his female subordinate >> it has been a painful time for me and my family. i want to say to you to the american people in the strongest terms that these allegations are false. nothing happened ever. >> he oversees all nuclear forces from omaha, nebraska, a former pilot and the first female to fly earlier this year's as she was raped by the officer. >> the truth is that the general is innocent of these charges. sexual assault happens in the military, he just didn't happen in this case. i pray the accuser gets the help she needs. >> another g.o.p. senator says

she was assaulted questioned his leadership after officials say they generals accuser. >> their professional responsibility is associated with being such a high-ranking leader and that is to make sure that those within your command are following your directive and not engaging in toxic leadership. this leaves me with concerns about your judgment and ability to lead and one of the highest positions in the u.s. military. >> both democrats on the committee running for president, elizabeth warren skipped the hearing of the debate tonight. >> the allegations are serious and while we have not been presented with any cooperating evidence, it does not mean they are not true. women are assaulted all the time and don't tell anyone. >> the colonel spoke to reporters earlier today after the hearing.

>> what did she say? >> she said we just saw a general lie under oath, he assaulted me. this was scary as a soldier and a victim. i got sandbagged. the omaha police departments as the accuser told the general she threatened to kill herself after being fired for toxic behavior last year. >> shepard: lucas tomlinson. thank you. breaking news out of wisconsin and a major twist in the slaughter of a family this weekend. cops now say the killer may have been trying to recreate another high-profile crime, that is next. also, if you've ever had a capital one credit card or even just applied for capital one credit card, looks like a hacker may have stolen your information, a lot of it. what do you do now? answers ahead is a reporting continues this tuesday afternoo

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>> shepard: breaking news out of wisconsin where investigators now say hey man who killed four people over the weekend including this one may been trying to copy the kidnapping of jamie klos see now on your screen. she is a teenager who escaped her captor and the remote cabin in the woods after he killed her parents. this past sunday in wisconsin sheriff officials say man killed three of his family members before going to another home where he killed a woman and injured her parents. they say he then killed himself. he apparently had items in his car that suggested similarities to the jamie klos case. this is new this afternoon, the up dude update. >> this man carried out those two brutal attacks killing four people including a 24-year-old

woman that he might have never met. the county chair said that he fatally shot for 66-year-old mother and is 32-year-old brother and his brothers, 8-year-old son. they say the killer then went to a home and killed a 24-year-old woman and her parents and then killed himself. the sheriff says he alleged text of the 24 gold moment about a personal relationship but she texted back, who is this? indicating they might not have ever met before he killed her. here is the sheriff describing the gruesome murders. >> we located two people that were deceased, one being the shooter. we went to a rest, we received no answer and attempted to make a call and no answer and we forced her way in and we found three other victims. >> the chippewa county sheriff says there is a lot of similarities between these

murders and the kidnapping which we covered extensively on the ground. the killer busted through a family home on a quiet sunday night and killed the mother and father in cold blood and then kidnapped their 13-year-old daughter because he had some type of obsession. some very haunting details. >> shepard: thank you. the first of all could be many lawsuits against capital one file today following the credit card companies massive data breach. executives at he had affected about 100 million people in the united states come another 6 million and canada. a source tells fox news that is basically every former and current customer plus anybody who was ever applied for capital one card. according to the company the hacker access to customers names, addresses, phone numbers, birthdays as well as credit scores and credit history.

capital one claims the hacker compromise some 80,000 bank account numbers and 140 social security numbers. that is 1% of all of them. executives have apologized and they say it's unlikely any customers personal information was used for fraud. they say capital one will reach out to anybody the data breach affected and offer them free credit monitoring. you can change your password as a precaution and most should according to the company. you can also freeze your credit so that nobody can access your reports without your permission. that is something to consider. investigators say the hacker is a former amazon engineer, paige thompson. here's a picture. she apparently bragged about this online left a real trail. she is charged with computer fraud and abuse and is scheduled to have a hearing on tuesday. today is tuesday, no. the hearing is on thursday.

one person, all of this. >> is not unbelievable? computer fraud, five years in prison and a quarter million dollar fine. not enough frankly given the magnitude of the law to capital one not to mention all the privacy breaches to all these americans the canadians that were affected. >> shepard: is it just a matter of a lock that nobody's numbers are out there? >> i don't think we fully know. we are not really sure. investigation is still ongoing and at such a significant breach. you're talking about 140,000 social security numbers and she apparently went online to say she was going to publish all these numbers and the names of these individuals. who knows who she this information to you. frankly if i were defending her, we would like to see if we could cooperate and get that information. >> shepard: the lawsuits are

beginning. we just got those notices, you can go one and see if you get $125, who knows. you wonder if those sorts of lawsuits are on the way. >> undoubtedly. they just settled for $700 million. there is absolutely going to be something that will come out of this, especially because you are talking about the individuals who have been affected and as i said the investigation joe started. it happened sometime in march and it will be amazon. they were essential with this information. they were the web services that were being provided to capital one so we are looking at capital one, but amazon will be implicated and they will have to look to that agreement between capital one, amazon, what did they do? what did they do in terms of protecting this information? did you do any audit to check to

see if this information could be penetrated? there are so many things. >> shepard: mercedes, thank you. some breaking news and it happens to be here in usa and this is the lower east side of manhattan. there is been a grain that snapped, at least a partial crane, this is a very lower east side right at the aft yard drive which goes all the way up the side of manhattan and about six, seventh street, it's right on the fdr. there is a storm rolling in and it's coming from behind. the winds have kicked out. now this partial crane collapse at this moment, all of fdr drive in lower manhattan is closed in both directions which in and of itself make for a chaotic rush hour which begins at 40 minutes. we are waiting right now to get new reports from the fdny and

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there was an early report the fdr is shut down, but now it looks like the service road there. we got a management notification, road closures and emergency personnel on east sixth street. consider alternate routes for those of you local. there is a google map. there is the google map. you can see it borders the east river and goes all the way up the island. by this time of day -- always -- frankly it at a time the fdr is a disaster, not every minute. if you need to go somewhere it's probably bumper-to-bumper. there is a big storm moving in. we don't think it will last long, but special weather statement soaked with the wind which has picked up outside have been a part of this, it's possible. we're letting you know that that's an issue. there check if a structural integrity of this thing and evacuating below it.

no injuries. updates as they come in. the man accused of murdering his social media star girlfriend and posting the gruesome pictures on instagram is pleading not guilty. prosecutors say he slit the throat of the 17-year-old after she kissed another man at a concert in queens, new york. they say he then posted the photos,: 11 and cut his own throat as the cops arrived. his lawyer would not discuss any details. a toddler in florida found dead inside a van at a day care after temperatures soared into the 90s outside. it happened in oakland park which is right outside fort lauderdale. investigators later say the 2-year-old arrived at the day care in the van yesterday morning and somebody found him inside at 3:30 p.m. the van had the day care's name on it. this comp stays after a father and the work left his 1-year-old twins at a hot car while he was

at work and they died. he said he forgot them. he dropped them off. on this new incident, so far no charges here. >> no one has been arrested and no one has been charged at least not yet. they spent the night last night as well of today interviewing employees of a day care center as well as other witnesses running the exact circumstances that led to this little boy, a 2-year-old. certainly a focus of this investigation would be on the driver of that day care band. the sheriff's office has now checked on the day care and preschool which yesterday was taking care of between 20 and 30 kids and outside it got to 91 degrees by the time the boy was discovered several hours later the temperature inside that van could have been hundred and 20 degrees. panicked parents rushed to pick up their children, even neighbors are shocked.

>> who was counting these children? how can you tell a parent that i am responsible for your child's death. i can't. >> in the first 10 minutes of a car being locked on a hot day the temperature inside can leap as much as 20 degrees in just the first 10 minutes. in the next 10 minutes a could rise another 10 degrees. his body is at the medical's office, but based on the hot day in the hot water temperature inside that van likely the cause of death would be heatstroke. >> shepard: bill keating live in south florida. officers did not have to go far to arrest a dui suspect after she apparently crashed in a jail. that is according to the sheriff official and orange county, california. here are the pictures. they said the 19-year-old woman drove her range rover into the jails gate and knocked it down. the city is irvine the suv ended

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>> shepard: time for the top of the news headlines. we are learning cops stopped two teenagers who are on a killing spree but did not attain them

because they were not named as suspects. a report of the family of the gunman who shot at the festival was worried that he was a victi victim, beginning the half hour the accused mastermind of 9/11 is open to helping the victims family in their lawsuit accusing saudi arabia of helping coordinate the attacks. that is according to a court filing "the wall street journal" obtained. they share common ownership. in this filing a lawyer for the man says this is contingent on whether the government spares ks the death penalty. rick leventhal was here. i'm guessing this won't fly. >> people might be concerned to know he hasn't been prosecuted some 18 years after those attacks killed nearly 3,000 people. the wheels of justice turning slowly here and now there is a suggestion of a possible deal, to be clear there is no deal, no

offer from the government. the word from his attorney says his client might be willing to cooperate and a lawsuit followed by the victims families if he is. the possibility of a death sentence. he told interrogators that he worked with usama bin laden planning the attacks which involved 19 hijackers, 15 of them citizens of saudi arabia. the lawsuit accusing the saudi government helping coordinate 9/11, as attorney told prosecutors he would not answer questions at the present time saying the primary driver of this decision is the capital nature of the prosecution suggesting the absence of a potential death sentence, much broader cooperation would be possible. back in 2008 he decided he wanted to be a martyr but apparently he doesn't feel that way anymore. >> shepard: what are we hearing from the families? >> i spoke to three attorneys and they said it's deeply

personal with a variety of opinions and they would not go into detail on how these people feel about the death penalty, but they say this is premature because there is no offer on the table of the government may never make an offer. more importantly attorneys say this is about a search for truth. one told me they have identified 11 saudi government officials who helped out al qaeda, they look forward to proving it." this lawsuit has been going on for more than 16 years now. 16 years! attorneys have told me they are not going away they are obtaining more and more evidence and they say eventually they have no idea how long that will take. >> shepard: thank you. the man suspected of shooting and killing two people this morning they walmart was apparently an angry former employee. it happened in the town of south haven, the northwest corner of the state. these station reports a suspect

was suspended just yesterday for allegedly pulling a knife when a customer and the two victims of the shooting were walmart employees. the sheriff says the police shot the suspect and then arrested him. witnesses described water in the gunman sprinted into the store >> a lot of people rushed him out. >> we saw this guy running into the store and i'm thinking, why is he running into the store? just about 30 seconds later we see two people run out of the store and then just a flood of people leaving. >> shepard: the investigator say they shot the officer up at the protected best saved him. he was not seriously hurt. after gunman went on a bawdy rampage in a small town garlic festival is family was initially worried that he might be one of the victims. that is according to the reports of the "los angeles times."

a friend, a family friend told the newspaper that the shooter's brother and cousin were driving around searching for their relative after the shooting think he might have been a victim. not the killer. the police chiefs of the officer shot and killed 19-year-old after he cut a hole in a fence, sneaked into the festival and murdered three people. a 6-year-old boy, they turn-year-old girl and a man in his 20s. reporting live from gilroy. investigators still working on a motive. >> they are, no motive yet but they are zeroing in and processing evidence from the suspect's car and places where he has lived. yesterday agents searched a home in the nevada's and that is where the gunman recently bought the rifle used in sunday's mass of shooting. while he purchased at their he brought it to california illegally. the owner of that gun store saying nothing seems suspicious

when he came into the store near reno, taking to facebook he posted the shooter in california, i hope you rot in. we pray for the victims. police are still processing the festival grounds behind me. it's a massive crime scene and they are walking about a second suspect saying they have no evidence so far to indicate anyone else was involved. >> shepard: what about the victims? >> relatives of those who died are sharing some very heartbreaking stories. 13-year-old, a lover of art and animals. she wanted to grow up and be an animator. her family says when the gunfire started she got separated in the chaos. it was not until later they learn from the corner she had died. the 6-year-old has been remembered as a kind and playful boy in the 25-year-old has graduated from college in new york. he was at the festival with his

fiancee. she was not hurt. they were honored last night at a vigil. hundreds came together to convert and show strength and think the officers who responded so quickly. here at the entrance, makeshift memorials continue to grow by the hour, the hashtag is trending. >> shepard: claudia, thank you thank you. the fdny sent out a picture of the grain that has snapped. this was a video from earlier, the lower east side of manhattan, alphabet city, it snapped there and they've evacuated down below. this picture doesn't show it, there is a storm front, but that's across the river. this is the video from across the river and you can see that crane dangling and then this picture from the fdny of the

incident. a street closed, checking integrity and making sure nobody is below it. otherwise no injuries that's the good news. the news continues after this "fine. no one leaves the table until you're finished."

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at fox news. arthel neville sang and played keyboard and a band he started with his siblings, the group is best known for its 1989 album "yellow moon." it sold over half a million copies. the new orleans musician one met three grammies, lifetime achievement award in the image award. he retired in december, his daughter tweeting out a picture of her dad thanking god and him for all the memories he gave her. arthel neville, papa funk was 81 years old. wealthy parents are giving up guardianship of their kids so that they can get college scholarships and financial aid meant for poor students. that is according to the reporting of "the wall street journal" which exposed to the scheme and reported the feds were investigating -- the parent company share common ownership.

the journal also reports this scheme is illegal. fox networks -- i should say, it's a scheme, but it's illegal scheme. you are not supposed to do it, but it's not illegal. jackie reporting. how does this legal scheme work? >> it's easier than you would think. one woman told the journal she transferred guardianship of her 17-year-old daughter to her business partner for this reason. she said even though she lived in a million dollar home, they didn't have what they needed to pay for college and that is the key. once this legal transfer happened only the college bound child earning and savings are actually considered in the application. in this case the daughter had $4200 that is what they looked at. she had $20,000, 20,088 as well and that helps with the 65 bill,

as you said it is not a illegal, but many argue that does not make it right. i told the journal, our financial aid resources weren't limited and the practice of wealthy parents transferring their guardianship of their children to qualify for need-based financial aid or so-called opportunity hoarding takes away resources from middle and low income students. this is legal but we question the ethics. >> shepard: however parents finding out about these tricks? >> that's a great question because they don't always come up with them on their own. some of those college consultants actually advertise that they will bring your college costs down by as much as $40,000. it's not in the signed print, but these are some of the tactics that they are using and reminds you of the big college bribery scandal, he was coming up with the scheme and the

parents were sort of going along willingly, but going along for the ride. >> shepard: jackie, thank you. you see his house at the southern border giving children in the united states and mexico a chance to play together. look at this year, this is an aerial view. a couple of college professors came up with the idea a decade ago but they made it a reality this month and installed the bright pink seesaw through the border wall in new mexico. the creators call it the teeter-totter wall. they say it is become a metaphor come actions on one side have a direct consequence on the other. rusty taylor, you may not know her name but her work is timeless. she is the voice of many mouth's and she has died. >> you need a bath. >> a bath?

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things are changing. jonathan hunt with more. john. >> the police officer who was killed had seemingly forgotten to take his gun with him when he was sent to investigate a drug deal that had gone wrong, although a police commander in rome said it would have made little difference because the two officers were attacked so suddenly by 19-year-old figgegan lee elder an 18-year-old gabriel christian natale hjorth hjorth. saying that elder admitted stabbing one of the officers several times after being confronted about stealing of backpack from a drug dealer from whom the teenagers had tried unsuccessfully to buy cocaine. the officer died from his injuries and a prosecutor said in the teens were told, they seemed in denial. >> translator: at the beginning, they had a hard time understanding the gravity of what's happened. one of the boys asked, but is he

really dead? dad, dad? >> the officer's funeral was held yesterday in the same church where he was married just six weeks ago. the american teenagers claimed they didn't know rega and his colleague were police officers and simply fear they were being attacked. italian officials say that's not true. and that the two officers clearly identify themselves. >> shepard: jonathan hunt, live in los angeles. the grammy nominated rapper a$ap rocky pleading not guilty as his trial begins in sweden. he is accused of assaulting a man in stockholm last month. two other people with him are also facing charges. rocky claims it was self-defense. if convicted, he could face up to two years in prison. he took his horse to the old town road then right into the record books.

>> ♪ ain't nobody tell me nothing ♪ ♪ tell me nothing ♪ a nobody tell me nothing >> shepard: i'll tell you this, old town road topping the billboard charts for the 17th straight week. 17 weeks, a brand-new record before that, old town road was tied with mariah carey and bullies demand and d'esposito. from number one to the one to a new cac and out of your head. how ♪ >> ♪ baby shark >> shepard: there goes the rest of the day. kellogg's putting out a very flavored baby shark cereal. complete with marshmallows. so you can add sugar to your migraine.

the final bell is raining on wall street. it's been a mostly down day, all down throughout the day but not too bad, not too bad at all. neil cavuto has the best in business and the top of the news headlines, and that begins on fox news right now. >> neil: thank you, shepard very, very much. we have two events where following. on the left of your screen, detroit with the democratic presidential candidates will be meeting on day one of that event on the right of your screen, the u.s. federal reserve which will decide the course of interest rates and perhaps by tomorrow at this time the first cut in interest rates and the better part of a decade. we are waiting which is going to matter to you more. with john roberts at the white house following with the president thinks of the ongoing fed meeting. hillary vaughn in detroit. we begin with john. >> good afternoon to you. the fed expected to cut interest rates for the first time since the