. >> mr. fox: well, i guess that the aim is to see a greater and greater normalization in relations with iran. that in itself is not a bad thing but it has to be earned. and my point is giving all of these things at the beginning of the process, before they have been earned and before they are showing they are willing to implement the agreement itself seems a touch naive. [inaudible question] >> mr. fox: the west, the polls, say they are thinking trumps critical analysis. russia launched a cyber attack on histonia and we did something. they invaded georgia and they are still there and our response was minimum. the last time i was here in washington, one of the u.s. senators said to me i am worried putin is misreading the signals from the west. and i said you know what? putin is perfectly reading the signals from the west. he acts, we don't respond and he acts and we don't respond. what is difficult to read about that? >> hi, david from the heritage foundation. thank you for your remarks, dr. fox.

>> aye. >> nine yeas, four nays. >> the gentle woman from north carolina, mrs. fox, will be handling this for republicans. >> and mr. hastings for democrats. >> and judge hastings for democrats. i'd like to, if i can, be as clear as i can be, not knowing when the senate will perform their duties, knowing that rather quickly, as soon as we receive it, we would want members to know, put us on notice. but our next scheduled meeting is for wednesday at 3:00. knowing that if the senate gets their work done, we'd come in as quickly as possible. i'll deal with hopefully this -- >> it is probably because of the timing, because of the timing, i'd anticipate that. but i know miles and hugh will be in contact. i'll do my very best to get with you. >> can't wait to see what's in it. >> i know you will. me, too. thank you very much. this now finishes the committee work for the day.

>> aye. >> nine yeas, four nays. >> the gentle woman from north carolina, mrs. fox, will be handling this for republicans. >> and mr. hastings for democrats. >> and judge hastings for democrats. i'd like to, if i can, be as clear as i can be, not knowing when the senate will perform their duties, knowing that rather quickly, as soon as we receive it, we would want members to know, put us on notice. but our next scheduled meeting is for wednesday at 3:00. knowing that if the senate gets their work done, we'd come in as quickly as possible. i'll deal with hopefully this -- >> it is probably because of the timing, because of the timing, i'd anticipate that. but i know miles and hugh will be in contact. i'll do my very best to get with you. >> can't wait to see what's in it. >> i know you will. me, too. thank you very much. this now finishes the committee work for the day. thank you very much. >> we'll hear more about planned parenthood tomorrow when the organization's presidenty is se cecile richards comes before the committee. that hearing is scheduled for 10:00 a.m.

the chair will be in pursuit of motion from the mrs. fox. foxx: the women's public health and safety act is a close rule. it provides one hour debate and equally provides control with the chair and the energy,'s with reportespective needs to consideration of the bill. the amendment printed in the rules committee report should be considered as adopted and the could bemended t considered as read. it could be considered as amended. it to recommites with or without instructions. section two of the rule clause six a of rule 13 is requiring a two thirds vote to consider a rule on the same day as it is reported from the rules committee. it is against any resolution reported from the rules committee through the legislative day of october 1, 2015. rep. sessions: you now heard the motion from the gentlewoman from north carolina is what i believe is a straightforward expiration of the rules. is there a minute or discussion to that? mr. chairman, i have amendment to the rule. 3495 is yet another bill that has failed to go through regular order. ms. slau

northern hemisphere right now something of a change weather wise happening in east europe and we have mr. foxhas been hard southeast parts of here with wet weather coming through and it will feel much cooler as well and good news. there is certainly a change in the seasons and has been pretty wet as we both know in the u e united kingdom and it's going further south and 50 millimeters of rain in austria and wet weather making its way across in eastern parts of europe, good news for ukraine. we had very, very hot weather here, the hottest august's on record here and that started quite a few wildfires in and around kiev. we have got a cool one over the next couple days and indeed wetter weather too. here is the weather system that will introduce the cooler and and to the north of that we have temperatures and it will go further southward through the next few days and see the yellows are diving to the southeast corner of europe and by the time we come to sunday, they are up in the 30s and it's cooler and kiev will see temperatures in low to mid 20s over the next couple days compared to mid 30s o

. >> [inaudible] mr. fox: as i described it, the west have a policy where wishful thinking trumps political analysis. russia launched a cyber attack on estonia, we didn't do anything. the invaded georgia. they are still there. and our response was minimal. the last time i was here in washington, one of the u.s. senators, i will not name them, said i am worried that putin is misreading the signals from the west. i said -- putin is perfectly reading the signals from the west. he acts, we don't respond. what is difficult to read about that? >> thank you again for your remarks, dr. fox. it seems like the democrats and the u.s. are going to filibuster, and the deal will be implanted. what are the steps -- will be implemented. what are the steps going forward ? fox: it looks like the agreement will go ahead. with its termsck and all of the risks that are inherent in it. what we will have to do is to ensure that the rights of access by the iaea are fully upheld, and that these stalling techniques that we have seen i

the chair will be in pursuit of otion from the mrs. fox. ms. foxx: i move the committee move the women's public health safety act and closed rule. it provides one hour debate and equally provides control with the chair and the energy,'s with their respective needs to report consideration of the bill. the rules waives all points of order in consideration of the bill. the rule provides the amendment printed in the rules committee report shall be considered as adopted an the bill as amended shall be considered as read. the rule waives all points of order against provisions of the bill as amended. the rule provides one motion to recommit with or without instructions. finally, section 2 of the rules waives clause 6-a of rule 13 requiring a 2/3 vote to consider a rule on the same day as it is reported from the rules committee against any resolution reported from the rules committee through the legislative day of october 1, 2015. mr. sessions: you heard the motion of the the gentlewoman from north carolina, as well as what i believe is a straightforwa

fox news continues to swirl, carly fiorina trying to capitalize on that moment. here's how she went out of her way to address the very public spat here in south carolina. >> mr. cided he would not appear on fox news because a commentator said i managed and i'm quoting here to snip off his -- with precision during the debate. now you know if i quit talking to all the people who attack me, i would have crawled under a rock long ago. that's part of it. it's part of what it takes to be in the arena. you have to be able to take criticism. >> reporter: trump has been really zoning in on senator marco rubio calling him a kid and characterizing him as someone who sits behind a desk and doesn't get work done in congress. rubio is hitting back. he says he believes trump is being exposed more and that's in his words a reason why he is becoming a lot more touchy these days. >> first of all, he picks on anybody that gets close to him in terms of a poll. anytime he hits a rough spot, that's what he does. he had a bad performance last week. he not well informed about the issues. he cannot have more than a ten second sound bite. he is exposed and he is a touchy and insecure g

an aide to senate judiciary chairman charles grassley, who is also seeking his testimony told fox "mr. pagliano's legal counsel told the committee tuesday he would plead the foift any and all questions if he were compelled to testify." the clinton camp insisted today they wanted pagliano to talk, and cited the cooperation of other former aides like cheryl mills who today went behind closed doors to testify before the benghazi panel. clearly not really such a great day in clinton world. though her staff tried to keep a stiff upper lip. spokesman nick merrill declaring "she has made every effort to answer questions and be as helps if as possible, and has encouraged her aides, current and former, to do the same, including bryan pagliano." the top democrat of the panel rushed to clinton's defense claiming pagliano is only taking fifth because he did not want to be drawn into a political spectacle. even he admitted it would have been better for pagliano to talk. >> am i surprised that he has decided to take the fifth? no, i'm not surprised. am i disappointed? yes. because i would have love

now, as of today, now the donald trump fox news godzilla stunt war is back on, again, at 12:02 p.m. today, mrtrump tweeted this, quote, fox news has been treating me very unfairly, and i decided i won't be doing any more fox shows for the foreseeable future. everybody freak out! donald trump and fox news are fighting again. fox news then set out their own statement saying it was not his decision to cut ties this time. he couldn't quit, they fired him, or something. quote, at 11:45 a.m. today, we canceled donald trump's scheduled appearance on the o'reilly factor on thursday. the press predictaby jumped to cover the tweet, creating a distraction from any real issues that mr. trump might be questioned about. when coverage doesn't go his way, he engages in personal attacks on our anchors and hosts, that's true, which has grown stale and tiresome, that's arguably true. he doesn't seem to grasp that candidates telling journalists what to ask is not how the media works in this country. do you care? do you care? if you don't, then maybe this is the beginning of the end for donald trump. if his stunt

morning and plan to have a meeting next week to discuss their differences of opinion regarding fox's conference of mr trump's presidential ca >> people can say whatever they want, but that's not good stuf >> while he remains on top in political polls, our celebrity heat index suggests a slowing in momentum. online sentiment is 62% negative. the positive tweets coming mostly from pe congratulating him on the news that oldest daughter ivanka is expecting her third child due this spring. >> maybe something happens. maybe people fall out of love with me. certainly that can happen. i don't think it will. >> but the donald is still a dream come true for comics. so the people behind "south park" are taking serious heat for their episode last night. >> how did a u.s. citizen get past my wall? >> they portray a canadian version of trump who was sexually assaulted and murdered. >> sometimes they go too far and in this case they probably went a little too far with their depiction of donald trump. >> but trump told cnn he does back the comic who will parody him when the show returns in october. >> thank you for

now fox put out a statement, saying we cancelled donald trump's visit, which resulted in mr. is boycott at fox news. the press jumped to react, and distracted from the other things trump may have gone on to say. point being, this is quite somethi something. >> it is, this is something you expect from donald trump. it is childish to react this way. these are questions -- i think it's crazy. but if you look at the poll he is still leading. he is not acting like somebody who is leading. he seems to be nervous that he is losing the lead, calling carly fiorina a disaster, he is now boycotting fox. i don't have high expectations for donald trump but this seems to be another level -- >> well, i will say -- >> he got very upset that we didn't put on line polls out, i explained why we don't do that. however, our polls, when we do report, he went up one. >> i know i have been cancelled, you have, we all have. >> it would be fun to have him in the center seat. you for president of the united states. you're going to get tough questions. i get that people feel like they're being treated un

. >> fox news white house correspondent with our report on mr.bama's most significant foreign-policy victory of his presidency. >> i'm telling you across-the-board economically, politically, militarily, and even morally. we would pay an immeasurable price. >> sounds ominous, but a bit of a bluff. he did a bit of a bluff. he did so knowing the deal would survive. minutes before the speech the pivotal 34th senate vote came through. the retiring lawmakers say no deal is perfect,perfect, especially when negotiated with the iranian regime. this joint comprehensive plan of action is the best option available to block around for having a nuclear bomb. her decision bailed out the president who has struggled mightily to convince just enough democrats to back the deal. the move allows the white house to set its sights on a bigger prize, filibuster. thirty-four sen. supporting the plan the white house in seven out of the remaining 12 democrats to back the deal allowing for a filibuster. why should iran be trusted to do its own nuclear inspections? meanwhile

. >> mr trump, i'd rather you stop cherishing women and respect women. >> trump has been relentless, attacking her top aid. on fox news, presidential candidate showed sympathy. >> boo hue mrs. clinton. mrs. clinton is the same person comparing republicans to terrorists. for heavens sake i wish in trump would throw a little more heat hillary clinton's way. >> in the republican race, most of the action is between donald trump and former governor jed bush. with trump leading in the polls. they have begun to release videos attacking him with his own words. >> i lived in new york city and manhattan. my views may be different to if i lived in iowa. >> for his part, trump has been using bush's words to kick back. >> we recognise the commitment of someone that devoted her life to public service. i want to say thank you to secretary clinton. >> the beneficiary of the republican fight appears to be neurosurgeon ben carson. >> the united states of america is an absolutely wonderful place. >> polls suggest that the snoouro return is gain -- neurosurgeon is gaining ground. and carson is tied with trump. top republicans will m

fox news sunday. >> problems have pheses stepped for too long and the potential of the nation is being crushed. mr. trump is a wonderful entertainer, he has been terrific at that business. >> if you want to stump a democrat ask them to make an accomplishment of mrs. clinton. >> we go inside her campaign to see her upclose and personal and watch as she tries to capitalize on her break out. ance. >> will with, that is the william who is running for president. >> we will sit with the new g.o.p. candidate to discuss manns and the controversial record in business. it is a fox news sunday exclusive. >> then, pope francis is coming to the united states after a first stop in cuba. >> we will have a report from havana and preview the pope's trip to the united states with two catholic leaders, the archbishop of washington, cardinal wuerl, and father rosica a vatican advisor and our sunday panel weighs in on the united states trained fighting force in syria. >> it is a small number, four or five. >> all right now. on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. carly fiorina not only moved up

. >> first brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox & friends." >> we have mr. wonderful.t kevin o'leary not pete. although he does fit the criteria. we are looking at another killing of the copies a liberal democrat and he wrote a book about it. carly fiorina has an admission pass to the main stage. find out who is responsible. can you say trump? can you say carson? all coming up on "fox & friends." please get dressed. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> disturbing allegation against two day care workers. accused of running a kiddy fight club as kids as young as four years old right on the play ground. >> and just outside of that day care center. carry. >> reporter: good morni

. >> he was even mad at fox news. tonight, mr. trump returns to the factor. >> how do you explain this massive disparity between the amount of revenue you collect from abortion and the fact that you only report 3% of your services. >> the head of planned parenthood under heavy fire from a house committee. even as most americans continue to support that organization. but why? we'll have a no spin report. >> it's open season. we have had enough and would won't take this [bleep] anymore. >> also a woman in georgia charged with terroristic threats on police. she is denied bail. we will tell you all about it caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. will kate wants law pass in washington? that is the subject evening's talking points millimeter mow. you may remember that 32-year-old kate steinle was murdered in san francisco allegedly by illegal alien criminal who had within deported five times. the man, 45-year-old juan sanchez will stand tr

earlier this morning, new jersey governor chris christie, mr. 2% appeared on the fox news channelle and they made a big show of him signing the pledge like there was suspense about it for him. >> the pledge for you, sir. here's the pledge. we printed it out. we heard you hadn't signed it. are you running as an independent? >> i'm not. and i don't need reince priebus to meet with me personally before doing this. september 3, '15. i signed. >> we'll put it on the pile. good to see you. >> that's not a number 2 pencil. >> no, no. all ink, baby. >> all ink. it's a funny thing to ask chris christie to go through signing the thing. he's going to leave the republican party where he's polling at 2% and harness the great groundswell of support by running a third party campaign that anybody will notice let alone care about? right. come on. who else in the giant republican field poses the remotest threat of running a third party candidacy that would have any effect on anything whatsoever. why have this pledge? the only reason the republican party did the pledge is for one canada at that time, so d

trump is pushing back once again against fox news and against his competitors. mr. trump: you have this clown, marco rubio. i've been so nice to him and then, he's in favor of immigration. and he hads been. it was the gang of eight. you remember the gang of eight. it was terrible. then he went down in the polls. gwen: and wisconsin governor scott walker has dropped out entirely, but not without a final call to clear the field. governor walker: i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive conservative alternative to the current frontrunner. gwen: so far, no takers. dan? what really happened with scott walker? why dereally drop out? >> well, two things. one is he has -- was not quite prepared for the campaign. he got a big burst of attention because he gave a very strong speech in iowa earli in the year to a group of conservatives and it kind of rocketed him to the top tier of the race i think before he was ready for it. since then he's made a num

. >> they plan it have a meeting next week to discuss their diffg fox's coverage of mr.gs are stronger than ever for george and amal cloo they are having a good week celebrating their wedding anniversary. >> i feel like i've met the exact right version. we he couldn't be happier. it's been one glorious year since george and amal's extravagant three-day venetian wedding vel brigs. an>> the couple who splits thei times between italy, los angeles and mexico are even more madly in love. >> they said it wouldn't last. >> i knew it would last.d >> i knew it would last. >> let's he get back it last sunday's emmy. e became the first ola davis. african-american woman to win lead actress under a drama. >> but her historic win quickly turning controversial thanks to the soap star who tried, sh emphasis, on tried, to take her down. >> the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. >> viola davis's powerful emmy acceptance speech is still resonating. >> just moments after viola davis's win, nancy lee gran, blasted her emotional speech tweeting viola dav

. >> he was even mad at fox news. tonight, mr.mp returns to the factor. >> how do you explain this massive disparity between the amount of revenue you collect from abortion and the fact that you only report 3% of your services. >> the head of planned parenthood under heavy fire from a house committee. even as most americans continue to support that organization. but why? we'll have a no spin report. >> it's open season. we have had enough and would won'

ambassador and a fox news contributor. mr. ambassador, you were in there for all of these speeches today. let's talk about president obama first. he talked about the strength of the united states military. what did you make of that? >> well, nothing more than any other time he refers to the strength of the u.s. military. i thought the most interesting line which echoed things he said at the u.n. before, remember this is the 70th anniversary of the u.n., he said the rules and norms that have been developed over those 70 years have brought unprecedented peace and prosperity. as if it's not american strength, political economic and military, that's created whatever international stability there's been in the world since the end of world war ii 70 years ago. really a remarkable statement of his faith in international rules and norms as opposed to reality. quite a contrast with putin. >> very interesting. all right, now, there was no applause for president obama during his speech until he talked about this. listen to this, mr. amba

. >> he was even mad at fox news. tonight, mr.ow do you explain this massive disparity between the amount of revenue you collect from abortion and the fact that you only report 3% of your services. >> the head of planned parenthood under heavy fire from a house committee. even as most americans continue to support that organization. but why? we'll have a no spin report. >> it's open season. we have had enough and would won't take

mean while, the donald trump feud with fox news is swirling, carly fiorina is capitalizing the moment. this is how she addressed the public spat. >> mrsaid he would not appear on fox news anymore because a commentator said i had managed, and i believe i'm quoting here, to snip off his -- with precision during the debate. now you know if i quit talking to all the people who attack me, i would have crawled under a rock long ago. that's part of it. it's part of what it takes to be in the arena. you have to be able to take criticism. >> reporter: trump has been zoning in on marco rubio and calling him a kid and khar characterizing him as not getting work done. >> he never talks about issues and cannot have more than a ten second sound bite on any issue. he is a very touchy and insecure guy. >> reporter: this does follow a pattern that we are seeing from the republican candidates really more aggressively now going after donald trump. >> thank you for that. on the democratic side, they are feeling the bern in new hampshire. bernie sanders leading hillary clinton by 16 points in the cnn poll. joe biden is at 14%. according to the poll, bide

>> ca l thomas, both fox news contributors. number one mr. trump's track record on keeping promises. first,ical, does this help him. now he is in the bed with the rnc? >> it takes the issue off of the table for the coming debates. and he can't be attacked as anything other than a republican. it is a good move for him. there is no legal binding thing to keep him in the party. he's been a democrat as long as he's been a republican. he's okay with higher taxes. he doesn't talk about spending. flipped on abortion and said the reason for that, he just talked to somebody with a story to tell. and woman on the other side with pro-choice. it is not center of conviction but all emotion and attitude. it is it a good tactical move in the short term. >> ellen, how does it play on the other side? in terms of looking at trump differently now he signed the pledge. does it make him more republican? >> i am not sure it makes him more republican. he certainly said on meet the press, he's looked over bad contracts and he didn't say it as such but knows where to

fox. >> gentlemen from kansas mr. jenkins. mr. hoyer.entlemen from south carolina. >> they are doing a roll call there. >> yes. >> and pope francis in about 12 minutes, he will walk up to that podium and make an address, as you can see vice-president biden, there with speaker of the house john boehner. both catholics. >> some of the first word, now announcing by mr. speaker, the pope of the holy sea. >> just like they introduce a president, at the state of the union. >> pope francis will enter and get up on the floor and you see normally the president deliver the annual state of the union. >> sergeant of arms has never said this before in this room. >> that is right. >> this is the first. >> fantastic. >> now again, they are going through the whole roll call, of the congress. >> yes, supreme court justices, cabinet officials, diplomates, and lawmakers. >> and then will give his speech. we will carry it live right here on fox for you, and will he address, climate change because he brought it up yesterday, but will he touch on abortion? in

fox news. now, it is true that not everything reported in the media is really accurate. shocking. but in this particular case, i read a story that says mrtrump was not going to appear on fox news anymore because a commentator said i had managed, and i believe i'm quoting, to --" with precision during the debates. [laughter] [applause] , if i quit: you know talking to all the people who attacked me, i would have crawled under a rock a long time ago. it is part of what it takes to be in the arena. you have to take criticism. you have to be able to stand up to a fight. ,n fact, since the last debate i have been engaged in a couple fight. one of them is with the liberal parenthood,anned who continue to say i am lying about what is going on in planned parenthood clinics. it is interesting. i was at a pregnancy center earlier today, a wonderful center where women who are facing a difficult choice get to learn something about all their options. they are encouraged to have the courage to bring their children into the world. i was never able to have children of my own, so i know in a special way how precious a gift life is. here we are with plan

mr. rahini to meet. at the united nations, i'm eric sean, fox news. >> president obama also met with the prime minister of india, who was in silicon valley other the weekend -- over the weekend. >> some 20,000 people turned out to hear the prime minister speak at san jose's sap center yesterday. thousands more were watching on a big screen next door. many in the crowd were tech workers who say they support the prime minister's push for a digital india. >> he was giving a speech toward technologies, using technology for government. that impressed me a lot. >> the prime minister also had a private meeting with governor brown and visited with the ceos overgoing and will -- of google and apple. he prayed the benefits of social media. >> i think i would say to leaders all over the world that you're not going to gain by running away from social media. you must join it, try and join it. >> the prime minister's visit attracted protesters at several of his stops. members of the sikh community accused of him of human rights and religious intolerances. the tibetan buddhist spiritual leader is in the united states fo

fox business exclusive is the man who discovered this. his team is responsible for today's frightening report, called crowd strike, and he is george kirk, mr. kirk, thank you for joining us on a fox business exclusive. this is absolutely disconcerting, especially the blackmail part. how did you come up with the discovery of the facebook for spys? >> this is one of the things we typically see during the breaches we investigate. when you think about the data that's actually been stolen, it's most sensitive data used to blackmail folks that have the highest security clearances. and this has been an ongoing campaign by china for a long period of time, and once they amass this information from database to database to database, they have a complete picture of our sensitive information, the folks who have clearances and can use the information to blackmail them in the future. >> they're harvesting vast amounts of personal information. i don't want to call it vast amounts, it's almost like a dossier. >> like a vacuum. >> right, a vacuum of what appears to be extremely sensitive information. if i am a government employee and asked to fill out an ap

mr. trump upset because of fox, we see mr.tico -- maybe he will be upset because of bloomberg one day -- what is the dynamic now between the republican candidates and can mr. boehner help any of them? i would say that the trump act is starting to get stale. for him to criticize marco rubio because rubio drink a lot of water -- for child to say he has better hair then rubio, we are getting to the bottom of the barrel of quality insults. i think republicans will eventually solidify around one candidate. i think it might be marco rubio. tom: phil mattingly, in the caucus, that speaker boehner is speaking to, how united are the conservatives? we talked about the lack of moderates, but is it one conservative mass? the 30 to 35 have not broken at all on any major issue. that has been boehner's problem. what will be the problem is now you have to have a leadership election. this is when things get real. it is easy to sit on the sidelines or in the back two rose of this conference meeting and law insults are boehner on background or a

mrs. clinton's e-mail but the ambassador followed on with that question from fox and said they felt they didbest job they could with the facts they had. >> thank you. >>> illinois police offering a big reward now for the capture of three suspects in a fatal shooting of a police officer. >>> the suspect in the deadly san francisco pier shooting will stand trial for murder charges. >> it's an individual with a second grade education trying to put out an explanation for what happened. >> we're competent we have sufficient evidence to prove the case. we look forward to trial. we look forward ultimately to bringing justice for kate and her family. to help rearrange the fridge and get us energized! i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength to keep you active. come on pear, it's only a half gallon. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. all in 160 calories. ensure. take life in. >>> some quick headlines for you now that we are following with the arrest of a kentucky clerk. a gay co

mrs. clinton she has little choice but to acknowledge what she's done. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with our report. >> we doll it. >> reporter: just as hillary clinton hit the reset button on russian relations, her team is trying that with her struggling campaign. her advisers ironically revealing in a carefully coordinated leak to the "new york times" they want to bring more spontaneity to a cautious campaign, and have a strategy to have clinton show more humor and heart, as the candidate retweeted this msnbc clip. >> work out of choice? >> swimming, but that's not always available, so treadmill and weights and walking. >> and the food you crave most? >> probably chocolate. >> reporter: except back in june, clinton's aides claim they were planning to show her softer side, in the run-up to the second launch of her campaign on roosevelt island, so veteran democratic strategist david axelrod tweeted diminish -- clinton advisers told the times after conduct a focus group in which voters said they wanted to hear moreo, mails, the campaign d

fox means business. >> juliet: joining us is mr. adam shapiro. talk about an in treating announcement coming from verizon. >> i was trying to download the app, it's called go 90. it's a free streaming television , mobile for one week of that verizon is offering to everybody. you don't have to be a verizon customer to get this. they are trying to get millennial's first to this device to watch stuff and it will include live concerts, football games, the, the reason it is called go 90 is that we must time look at our iphone like this and millennial's turn it like this. it is another way to get people to start watching. you're not going to just transfer your whole files software on to hear live programming is first and then they will look at scheduled tv. the bottom line it is free. but nothing in life is free. it does eat up your data, go to a wi-fi spot to a wi-fi spot then it's free to everybody. android, apple. >> juliet: that is interesting. >> ben: let's hope markets have a better month than they did last month. >> things are strong right now b

as fox news was first to report, mrs. iations to establish no-fly zone over libya on her personal email account. a congressional source tells fox news not another coincidence another 1000 documents were freed up to the select committee after state department lawyer, catherine duvall connected to the irs lois lerner email scandal as well as the law firm representing mrs. clinton left the state department. >> they gave us on friday over one thousand pages of her emails they had never before given us. in fact it was a larger amount of emails that they gave us friday than what they gave us earlier in the year when they claimed to give us everything. >> reporter: duvall's job at the state department got new scrutiny after recent fox news report that classification markings on some of the emails had been changed in her office so neither congress or the public could ultimately see them, bill. bill: what are you learning about the fbi investigation? >> reporter: this is very significant development. congressional source confirms t

>> well, i think that if you take a look at the totality of what we've seen on fox news and what we've seen mr. trump challenged a lot of the preconceived notions of that network, you see people that get around the water cooler. they come up with what they think is the proper template and mr. trump is challenging that. i think this will go on. i think what we really ought to do is look at what mr. trump has done. mr. trump brought back into politics, back into the narrative, democrats, republicans independents and brought people back into the political process that felt disenfranchised. the republican party elected a majority thousand in 2010 and what has been shown for that? we elected a majority senate in 2014. what have the republicans shown the grass roots people of this country in that? are the american people getting from this? this populous message we're bringing forward that mr. trump is advancing and this notion of doing what is right, telling the truth and doing what is best for this country is resinating with people that have not been part of this process for decades. >> yeah, sam,

mr. trump. >> well, the first debate on the fox news channel started with a bang. instead of being tripped up donald trump went up and up. the latest polls show he is so far maintaining that lead in the first crucial primary states. in iowa mr. trump garners 21% followed by cruz, bush, fiorina, rubio, and kasich. in new hampshire he's at about the same, 28%. that happens to be double john kasich followed by carson, bush, fiorina rounding out the top five. and then in south carolina mr. trump is leading by even more than in iowa and new hampshire, at 37% according to at least one poll, but some rivals predict trump won't last. >> these are long campaigns. i think voters will get serious. they'll begin to focus on the issues. >> under closer scrutiny the celebrity factor of donald trump is going to go way down. people are going to say, my goodness, he's a fake conservative. >> that means at the next debate they'll give trump's statements the scrutiny they exist. and judge jeb bush's prospects in the wake of his flipping poll numbers. for some carly fiorina has gained

the question is, who is your favorite new fox 29 co-worker in is it rob low? is it morris chestnut or my man, mr. stamos. go to jen fredrick fox 29, tell me what you think. >> you are saying rob lowe is the the prettiest man ever made. >> i didn't say that. >> you said it earlier. he is not as good looking as rob lowe. >> so, i asked if you are cute do you get christmas and new years eve? you will hear that in the 9:00 . >> go to jen's facebook page. >> i love your take on stuff. >> yeah. >> do you think over there, double. that why our doctor mike says you're better off eating six meals a day. the special interests in trthreatening to move ournos casinos and jobs away. this "move" would harm the local economy, cost thousands of jobs and spike rising property taxes. but, democrats vince mazzeo and colin bell are fighting the special interests to keep atlantic county jobs, grow the local economy and keep property taxes affordable. vince mazzeo and colin bell: fighting to protect our jobs... and send the north jersey interests' home packing. dove that's why we created the bdove quench absolute. th

ambassador to the united nations and a fox news contributor. mr.ambassador, shall we be surprised that even though it is in their backyard the rich gulf arab countries are saying it's not their problem? >> i don't think we should be surprised at all. what they are saying, is look, we don't want our country fundamentally changed by having tenses of thousands of refugees come in, and they are under no international legal obligation to take anybody. i think they would say, look, jordan has absorbed hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees. what the gulf countries could do a lot more is fund the refugee camps in jordan, in turkey and elsewhere to hold these populations leaving syria and iraq. that i don't think they are doing enough of. >> couldn't you argue that they are doing a lot of funding inside syria, funding isis or at least some of the royal families have been funding isis for a long time? >> several of the gulf countries you just listed there have in fact been supporting isis and part of their struggle with iran. a lot of guilty parties here,

mr. confident, he got eight. >> eight. >> see? >> the people on jenn frederick fox 29 said all three, i gave everyone a vote. >> okay. >> so morris chestnut not getting a lot of love. i will give you the love morris chestnut. >> i did that yesterday. the pope hang over day, that's why i didn't have any make up on, i look so glamorous, many of the women we interviewed also didn't have any make up on, mary ann vaughn, they didn't want to be on tv, but she look morris. so a lot of the people didn't want to be on tv because they didn't have their face on. this is how we roll at fox 29. any second. >> i guess the pope factor wore off. we just had the pope here in philadelphia. and the women still wanted a bad boy. where is that? >> they didn't want a bod boy boyfriend, they want a john stamos. >> eight girls want add bod boy. >> it is okay. >> chris murphy, or quincy harris, i wonder who they would vote for? >> i'm doing that next week. >> quincy is out there with football players, or at least want to be's. >> yes, well, i have former juniata jammers, greg, right here, h

mr. trump got asked right up front about this at the fox news debate last month. asked about the possibility of running as a third party candidate wolf he swear off that possibility? he would not swear it off and he still has not. they keep asking him. say you'll only run as a republican. say you're only going to run as a republican. he will not. now we have just learned, we're being told tomorrow, heads up. tomorrow, donald trump is meeting with the republican party national chairman, reince priebus, in new york city. after that meeting, donald trump is now scheduled to hold a press conference at his headquarters in new york city at 2:00 p.m. eastern. this meeting between reince priebus and donald trump is thapg day after the republican party nationally quietly started circulating a loyalty pledge to all of the republican candidates for president, asking them to affirm their allegiance to the party. i, state your name, affirm if i do not win the 2016 republican nomination for president of the united states, i will endorse the 2016 republican presidential nominee