tonight, trish regan's special coverage at 9:00 p.m. eastern, the theme tonight, that program, leadership and excellence and as always fox business will deliver for you. we're coming up right on time now. coming up to the five which is next. >>> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino with kimberly and it's 5:00 in cleveland and this is "the five." donald trump officially became the republican nominee last night just s&p months after entering the 2016 presidential race and today he made an appearance with vice presidential nominee mike pence. >> we're going to win ohio. right? come here, mike. we're going to win ohio. we're going to win it all. the last time i was accused of speaking a little long and this time i'm going to speak a lot short and i want to introduce a man when's become a friend of mine. somebody who's going to make an

trish regan takes over. it is all yours. trish: donald trump is speaking in virginia. his plan to fix the veteran affairs system. what about the rumors retired lieutenant as the vp pick. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. he is calling for an overhaul of our visa system. going to the front of the line. seeking private medical care outside of the va system paid for by thet. is this going to work and will it be enough to repair? questions about john mccain last year. breaking out again today after a weekend of violence. officers in minnesota it injured after protesters threw fireworks and bricks at them. or than 100 protesters arrested in the wee vienna. what happened to president obama's promise to unify our country? osama bin laden's son is vowing revenge on the united states for killing his father. our biggest threat is al qaeda today. does it pose as big a threat as isis? we will have his reaction to the news. the s&p hitting an all-time high today. stocks rallied. all of those that were so worried about the sky falling if great britain

our fox business all-star charlie gasparino and trish regan join us now.sh lets talk about the markets. think they are headed? >> i think there a lot of reasons we can think this market will continue to move higher that the summer. so many summers recently have been treacherous and bumpy. think this summer is going to be different. think we'll continue to see the move higher throughout the next several weeks. >> related to what? the rates? >> the fed absolute positively came out moved no matter how much it says it wants to say that can't move in terms of making rates higher so the spigot is still on. brexit fears, they were overblown. we are still going to continue doing trade with the uk and the uk will continue to trade with era. in my estimation the fears are taken off the table and you also have an environment where people are looking around the world saying word why put my money and the u.s. continually is. >> now it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. there was one guy in know that called this and actually said they would never raise rates when people thou

meanwhile, i want to bring in trish regan and jessica ehrlich. line. they're making a great deal of noise. that's not what you wanted, is it? >> well, it's not against what we wanted. i mean, it's a wonderful thing to see people so engaged, particularly democrats. i mean, they're here. they're making their voices known. they want to continue to change the party going forward. so that's not a bad thing. >> trish, come in here, please. this is taking place in the wells fargo center, and tonight i think we're going to hear a lot of bashing of banks and wall street from the left. i think that's going to happen, trish. >> let me jump in and say, first of all, jessica, while i appreciate the spirit of wanting to keep democracy alive and well, the reality is the democratsner a tough spot because they need a united party. they need to be united against donald trump if they want to win. they're nowheres near that right now. you're watching this squabble on the floor. part of the reason, stuart, is because bernie sanders has stood for one thing, and part o

fox news's own trish regan along with democratic strategist steve sigmund. o you first, you've been watching this unfold. frankly, i found it exciting, but i think a lot of people on the floor will be disappointed because it shows a lack of unity within the republicans. what say you, trish? >> i think you make a very good point. it's critical, stuart, that donald trump really unify this party. and you're seeing yet again another example of playing out right now of how much a struggle that has been for trump throughout in entire campaign. but at some point, you know, as we get through this week and he becomes, in fact, the nominee for the republican party, at some point republicans will have to accept him. and there may still be an element, groups that don't, but you know, their alternative, you could say, is hillary clinton. >> yes, that's right. that's right. >> and that's the reality that they're facing, and so you're probably going to see some more of this over the course of the week. but it is a challenge. >> trish, mark burns is approaching the podium no

trish regan will take it from. trish, take it away. trish: thank you, charles. absolutely, we do have your back. we are all over the convention. we have breaking news from cleveland right now, protestors marching just outside the gop convention center where donald trump is taken to the stage tonight, big night coming up. i'm trish regan, welcome, the intelligence report. just last night the arena erupted with boos after texas senator ted cruz failed to endorse donald trump, telling delegates to, quote, vote your conscious. take a look at the response. >> vote your conscious, vote your candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom. we must make the most of our moment to fight for freedom, to protect our god-giving right, even if those with whom we don't agree. trish: you can hear that, i mean, the crowd was furious, i was right there along the floor along side with lou dobbs and people were so anxious endorse and it didn't happen and today cruz is doubling down on his remarks and he still doesn't plan to endorse donald trump. >> i am not i

i am trish regan. liberal lion elizabeth warren is going to be speaking tonight, on day one, of the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. she's speaking to a party, i'll tell you, in absolute chaos over these leaked e-mails showing that the dnc, what do you know? they were biased in favor of hillary clinton, something that bernie sanders had been a alleging all along. elizabeth warren is a favorite of the far left just like bernie sanders. >> you know, the pick of secretary clinton, i've known tim kaine for a number of years. he's a very smart guy, a very nice guy. his political views are not my political views. he is more conservative than i am. would i have preferred to see somebody like an elizabeth warren? trish: his political views are not my political views, says bernie sanders. many of his supporters are absolutely furious that hillary clinton chose virginia senator tim kaine, and that's because senator kaine has supported the trans-pacific partnership trade agreement, and he has

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." trump himself is shooting down the rumors saying he hasn't made up his mind just yet. with trump, anything can happen. in addition to pence, newt gingrich, chris christie are said to be in the running. newt gingrich is about to host a online discussion moments from now. we're monitoring for you, if any news about the vice-presidential selection. we'll bring it to you if and when it comes. amid fresh polls that show donald trump gaining on hillary clinton. look at that, neck-and-neck, tied. 67% of the voters saying hillary clinton is neither honest or trustworthy. when it comes to the economy and jobs, voters backing trump by a large margin. look at that. i said it before the economy is the sweet spot. can it win him the oval office? mike huckabee and our political all-stars are here. meanwhile, watch this. [shouting] trish: tensions between the black community and police leading to new lows in race relations. 70%, 70% of americans saying race relations are not good, highest level we'v

trish regan at 9:00 p.m. she will take you to midnight. trish, it is up to you. trish: thanks so much, charles. we're live from the 2016 republican national convention in cleveland, ohio. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." thousands of people gathering here in cleveland as tensions rice across the nation. today's theme for tonight's convention is make america safe again. after another deadly attack on law enforcement. three police officers were killed and three others were wounded after being ambushed by a 29-year-old former marine sergeant in baton rouge, louisiana. we have former united states spokesman, ric grenell and former nypd detective, bo dietl. rick, here we are, tensions at such a state around the country right now. really what everybody focused on. can they keep cleveland safe. are we at risk? >> i would go so far to say i think it is getting worse and what is happening with not only terrorism and now this violence. that does not bode well for someone like hillary clinton who is trying to convince us that all is good and we need th

right now here's president obama and trish regan, she's going to take you through the next hour. thanks. trish: all right, charles, you're looking at the memorial service there in dallas for the five police officers killed in that sniper attack last week. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the president just walked into the auditorium there. he's going to be speaking. president george w. bush will be speaking along with dallas police chief david brown. and again, of course, the president will speak. joining me right now as we watch this unfold there, you can see they're singing the national anthem. we have ellis henican and republican strategist mark turano. it was such a tragic night as we were watching this news unfold in dallas last week, and there's an opportunity i think, mark, here as we talk about the need and the importance to unify as a country, to the use this example -- to use this example of dallas to really be that unifier. what do you expect to hear from ted cruz, from president obama who are both there today, george w. bush? >> i expec

lou: we'll find out how she will do it trish regan will lead us through the rest of the evening, i turnght, lou dobbs. lou: woe. trish: get ready, 4th and final night of the dnc, underway here in philadelphia, fox business network has been here the whole way, on top of everything going on with protests outside. we heard from protesters inside. and here we are on the fourth

joining me trish regan host of the intelligence report.. it's great to see you. trish: you are going to stay with me. don't get any ideas. this has really been such a remarkable convention in every way. tonight the democrats are trying to get some kind of unification and they are bringing out the heavy hitters to try to do it. all of the bernie sanders supporters refuse to back hillary clinton. you heard the coaches say they were vested away interrupting leon panetta's speech there so the big question on everyone's mind is this party ever going to unite? welcome everyone to fox business that works at the democratic national convention but i'm trish regan coming live from the convention floor here at the wells fargo arena in philadelphia. coming up tonight all the heavy hitters, president obama, vice presidential nominee tim kaine former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, but speaking in just moments we have vice president joe biden. i'm here alongside lou dobbs and are so karl rove as we await the vice president biden's remarks

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."e rumors saying he hasn't made up his mind just yet. with trump, anything can happen. in addition to pence newt gingrich, chris christie are said to be in the running. newt gingrich is about to host a online discussion moments from now. we're monitoring for you, if any news about the vice-pr

announcer: live from the 2016 republican national convention in cleveland, ohio, here is trish regan.live from cleveland, ohio, the republican national convention. minutes from now, ivanka trump, donald trump's eldest daughter is going to be introducing her father on the stage. her father, the man everybody thought would be yesterday's news is now the republican nominee for the president of the united states. welcome, everyone. to the fourth night of the republican national convention here in cleveland. i am trish regan. tonight's theme, make america one again. business all-stars, lou dobbs and charlie gasparino. you know, lou, it is a very big night as we have been saying over and over again. you can feel the energy, the momentum in the room. people are very excited. it is very, very loud. what are your expectations? lou: my expectations are for a great culmination to the most very little of this, even though choreographed, was carried out as expected from the fact is this convention has introduced donald trump, which is its purpose, and his family, to america. tonight, ivanka, his d

i'm trish regan. tonight's theme make america one again. steinl trumps chance to

i'm now joined by trish regan and trish is going to take us from here. jeff flock -- trish: let's stay with them. my goodness. and you're not going anywhere either, lou. here we are continuing coverage of night two at the dnc, i'm here, trish regan, lou dobbs is still here alongside me, and we're looking at pictures coming to us right now from right outside the convention center here in philadelphia, our own jeff flock is there alongside these protesters. thousands of whom have taken to the streets here, and they are marching toward the city of philadelphia. we've been explaining to you that throughout the day we have seen these protests erupting all over the city right in downtown philadelphia earlier today. i saw some protesters there, and they have of course as you see they're scaling the walls, the barricades that you would right outside the arena here that's the train station where many of them are coming into the city. if jeff is still with us, jeff, are you still there? >> yeah. trish: this is -- >> i'm here. i'm here. trish: jeff, what did they t

and for trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. they were extremely careless in their handling of classified information and it is possible "hostile actors hacked into her e-mail. not recommending prosecution. >> the violation of the statutes regarding classified information . >> does this mean that she did it? we are not rustic you dating. no time firing back. it is a rig system. president hillary clinton setting the first campaign experience. the latest poll shows that trump will close in on hillary clinton. we are just two minutes away from the start of the republican convention. the vp pick any day now. we have the short list for you. coming up later in the show. the fbi not recommending any criminal charges against hillary clinton. james comey saying a reasonable prosecutor would bring a case against the presumptive democratic nominee. listen. >> to be clear, this is not to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person that engages in this activity would face no consequences. as a result, although the department of justice m

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trish regan at 9:00 p.m. she will take you to midnight. trish, it is up to you.nal convention in cleveland, ohio. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." thousands of people gathering here in cleveland as tensions rice across the nation. today's theme for tonight's convention is make america safe again. after another deadly attack on law enforcement. three police officers were killed and three others were wounded after being ambushed by a 29-year-old former marine sergeant in baton rouge, louisiana. we have former united states spokesman, ric grenell and former nypd detective, bo dietl. rick, here we

i am cheryl casone in for trish regan today on the intelligence report aired outlining by trump should not become president. >> rember what he promised. i am going to do for the country what i did for my business. he wants to make america great again. maybe he should start i actually making things in america again. [cheering and applause] >> there was that one liner. she went on to highlight trump highlighting from bankrupt there is. i am guessing mister trump is not taking too kindly to hillary the tax today. >> no, he has not. good afternoon to you. standing in front of an empty hotel. the backdrop to unleash a blistering 20 minute criticism of donald trump earlier today. a failed businessman that use bankruptcy to his advantage. ruining the lives of workers and contractors. trump's business mindset and practices are not worthy of the highest. here she was. >> it is the same scam over and over again. make no mistake. he is not asking for forgiveness, he is just hoping we forget. >> minutes after clinton's reach, trump released a statement about his atlantic city experiences. he creat

foxbusiness will be live from the republican national convention in cleveland, trish regan heading up prime time coverage. trish: investigators in france searching for answers after a tunisian man mowed down hundreds of people in france killing 84 people including 10 children. two americans among the dead. a father and his 11-year-old son. people think it was isis and the big question right now is how do we protect ourselves from these soft target attacks? welcome to "the intelligence report". french investigators looking for clues as to why a 31-year-old tunisian man, mohamed bouhlel, drove a truck into family celebrating best deal day celebrating the fourth of july in france. two americans among the 84 people dead. authorities calling the massacre a terrorist attack. is someone armed only with a truck, with this kind of carnage, how do we keep ourselves safe? lieutenant colonel ralph peters and judy miller along with retired general jack keane are here to discuss. donald trump making it official picking indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. will his conservative credentia

trish regan takes over. it is all yours. trish: donald trump is speaking in virginia.fairs system. what about the rumors retired lieutenant as the vp pick. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. he is calling for an overhaul of our visa system. going to the front of the line. seeking private medical care outside of the va system paid for by thet. is this going to work and will it be enough to repair? questions about john mccain last

i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report, we've got the books ready to go with peter barnes at the federal reserve to report it to us. peter: trish, the reports say they continue to expand across most fed regions. this is the review of the economic activity that the fed will use at its next policy meeting at the end of this month. it says labor market conditions remain stable, consumer spending was generally positive but with some signs of softening the report says. most districts were optimistic about the outlook of consumer spending in the months ahead. it also says that the districts reporting on overall growth expected to remain modest. price pressures remain slight. some business context in boston and chicago the districts there worried about the impact of brexit. trish, back to you. trish: let's take a look at the markets again. not really reacting too much to this news. joining me here is peter and mark. peter, your interpretation of this report. nothing has yet changed that. >> when you consider say against the economy of the 80's, the economy of the first quarter it

trish regan will take it from. trish, take it away. trish: thank you, charles.ave breaking news from cleveland right now, protestors marching just outside the gop convention center where donald trump is taken to the stage tonight, big night coming up. i'm trish regan, welcome, the intelligence report. just last night the arena erupted with boos after texas senator ted cruz failed to endorse donald trump, telling delegates to, quote, vote your conscious. take a look at the

trish regan continues the coverage right now.publican national convention in cleveland, ohio. here's trish regan. trish: "make america safe again" that is the theme tonight. night one. donald trump showcasing the very thing that many say elevated him to the top of the republican ticket. lawn order. welcome everybody. right now we have a lot of big things underway here.

right now here's president obama and trish regan, she's going to take you through the next hour. ing at the memorial service there in dallas for the five police officers killed in that sniper attack last week. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the president just walked into the auditorium there. he's going to be speaking. president george w. bush will be speaking along with dallas police chief david brown. and again, of course, the president will speak. joining me right now as we watch this unfold there, you can see they're singing the national anthem. we have ellis henican and republican strategist mark turano. it was such a tragic night as we were watching this news unfold in dallas last week, and there's an opportunity i think, mark, here as we talk about the

lou: joining me now, trish regan, host of the intelligence report right here on the fox business networkcan strategist also trump surrogate, my goodness. trish, let's start with you. it looks like a tall order the democrats have in store for them tonight. that is trying to come together in to all of the obvious divisions that have sprung up here today as a result of what the bernie supporters perceive is an automatic betrayal by the democratic national convention. >> they're perceiving this one right. how would you feel if you were campaigning all of this time for bernie sanders, if you really felt the political system needed change and this was the guy, and i know you're no socialist, lou, nor am i, but you can understand how people feel because they felt as though they had an opportunity, that there was a window in time for them to change things and yet the cards against. so that frustration is really bubbling over now as people have realized exactly what they feared. the dnc was trying to for trump from the beginning. lou: or as donald trump from the outset, again, looking like -- he'

hello, everybody, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for trish regan today. welcome to "the intelligence report." on tuesday comey outline ad laundry list what sounded like crimes of the former secretary of state in handling classified emails. he took a right turn, letting her off the hook, calling her careless, not criminal. today comey was forced to explain the difference. >> i see evidence of great carelessness, but i do not see evidence sufficient to establish secretary clinton or for those who they were corresponding, both talked about classified information on email and knew when they were did it, they were doing something against the law. no reasonable prosecutor would bring second case in 100 years focused on gross negligence. cheryl: we'll look at political implications in a moment but first the legal ones with prosecuting to attorney brian claypool. brian, your initial thoughts on testimony today as an attorney? >> well, cheryl, i have four questions for fbi director comey. first of all, why did he not consider charging hillary clinton with gross ne

trish regan will take it from here. trish: that would be nice. thank you very much, connell. breaking just moments ago, everyone, general attorney loretta lynch is reserving right to overrule prosecutors in the fbi investigators in hillary clinton scandal. though she does say she will accept whatever recommendation they will make. go figure. is this some kind after spin designed to appease critics because she has a conflict because she met with bill clinton on board a private plane? sounds like she is trying to have it both ways. that could bring serious consequences. i'm trish reagan. welcome to "the intelligence report." loretta lynch says the meeting was social, purely social. not a conflict of interest. watch. >> it really was a social meeting. it is important to make it clear that meeting with president clinton does not have a bearing how this matter will be reviewed, resolved, accepted by me. trish: really, oh, yeah? what about influence? does that matter at all? she went on to say she is not recusing herself but will accept what the fbi and lawyers recommend? is the da

. >> trish regan is with us. night, bernie sanders people are going to be wildly annoyed. >> i don't know how bash wall street. to your point earlier. this is a woman who is getting the majority of her campaign donations from wall street. wall street is her biggest backer. you compare that, say, with donald trump who has less than one percent of his donations from wall street. he has ken lang-on and anthony scaramucci who is running his finance team but a whole lot of people on wall street are supporting donald trump. so when he is making the case for himself and how he will not be beholden to any wall street interests, he can could so in a more legitimate way than, say, hillary clinton, who basically has been getting all her money from the street. >> what i'm getting at is division within the convention tonight during hillary clinton's speech. bernie sanders' supporters are still there. they're not happy. penny, you know, she is going to have to placate bernie sanders supporters and it's going to be difficult bec

trish regan continues the coverage right now. live from the 2016 republican national convention in cleveland, ohio. here's trish regan. trish: "make america safe again" that is the theme tonight. night one. donald trump showcasing the very thing that many say elevated him to the top of the republican ticket. lawn order. welcome everybody. right now we have a lot of big things underway here. we will bring you all the major keynote species -- speeches tonight. with me now one of the guys that cause this. >> the resolution is agreed to. with that objective the motion to reconsider is on the table. trish: he turned his conventional's to the floor there. he is here with me now. fighting the establishment and again they consolidate power and take power away from the grassroots you need seven saves. we are well past that. trish: how productive do you think he would have been to have 200472 people get up voice their displeasure for they broke their own rules to crush the grassroots and they did again it again today. the fear of course is

tonight, trish regan's special coverage at 9:00 p.m.e theme tonight, that program, leadership and excellence and as always fox business will deliver for you. we're coming up right on time now. coming up to the five which is next. >>> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino with kimberly and it's 5:00 in cleveland and this is "the five." donald trump officially became the republican nominee last night just s&p months after entering the 2016 presidential race and today he made an appearance with vice presidential nominee mike pence. >> we're going to win ohio. right? come here, mike. we're going to win ohio. we're going to win it all. the last time i was accused of speaking a little long and this time i'm going to speak a lot short and i want to

i'm ashley webster this afternoon for trish regan and welcome everybody to the intelligencereport. munich police expecting multiple fatalities and believe more than one shooter. there's no word on whether that is the case or any possible motive but it is a fast-developing story. our cheryl casone has the very latest, cheryl. cheryl: yeah, ashley, the reports started about an hour ago coming owl of munich, germany, reports of multiple victims, multiple-shooting incident. the olympia shopping center in downtown munich. all we are getting is that the shooting began at a mcdonalds inside of the mall just after 6:00 p.m. local time in germany. police have confirmed three dead. so police confirming three dead. reports as many 15 dead. sky newses our partners in london, ashley, are saying that there's report of second shooting. they've got eyewitnesses saying that there's a second shoot target marion plat stations, you have two different locations in munich. the train stags and shopping mall as well. it's a large mall in munich. it has two levels, 135 stores. the police were talking to ne

trish regan's special coverage kicks off at 9:00 p.m. eastern as trump takes the stage.ning at 9:00 a.m. and join me saturday from 10:00 a.m. to noon. "the five" is now. >>> hello everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle. it's 5:00 in cleveland and this is "the five." >>> tonight's the night. we are just a few hours away from donald trump's shining moment when he accepts the republican nomination for president. the theme for the grand finale at the convention is "make america one again." this afternoon, trump did a final walk through on the stage. mike pence accepted the vice presidential nomination last night and introduced himself to the american people and told them why he thinks he was chose

fox business network's trish regan and charlie gasparino along with former democrat ohio congressman nnis kucinich. trish, to you first, if i may. $19 trillion worth of debt is a very important subject but it's not on the clock, so to speak, tonight. what do you make of that? >> yeah, we don't have a clock, but i can tell you it is very important and people do care about it. and he's talking about the jobs and the economy tonight, and that's very much a part of it. so no, no clock, but i can tell you, it is on voters' minds. and it's something that you will hear something about. donald trump has mentioned it before, that it's just not sustainable, what we're doing. >> charlie, it's not a sexy subject, is it? that's why maybe politicians of all stripes do not want to touch it. >> right. and i'll tell you -- and i think it's a good idea that they're not obsessing with it because -- not that i'm for spending all your money and going into massive debt. we don't want to become another greece. but the heart, the core of the problem of the american economy and the core of the problem with th

. >> capri, simon, one in all, thank you for joining us and don't miss trish regan tonight on the foxusiness network. live coverage of the democratic national convention. >>> what happened at the last dnc that is getting no attention at this one? neil knows. and how was trump's impersonation of john lovetts today? we have joe as in pisci upopo, that's the ticket. >> i went toyeah, yeah. this is the guy. you have to see it. yeah, it could be trump. yeah, yeah. romantic moments can happen spontaneously, so why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side

trish regan's part of that, and she's going to take it from here. trish. trish: that's right. started at 9:00 but we've got a lot going on right now. thank you so much, charles, hillary clinton making history tonight as she becomes the first woman presidential nominee from a major party. this as her party descends into total chaos as bernie sanders supporters vow to take the fight right here behind me. will we see a floor result when they go through a roll call this afternoon? welcome, everyone, to a special edition of the intelligence report. live right here at the democratic convention in philadelphia outside of this arena right now bernie supporters are rallying in huge numbers. over there by the democratic party. they booed opening speeches, they chanted bette bernie over and over again repeatedly until the man himself tried to silence the crowd, and he pleaded with his supporters to unite behind hillary clinton. will they? we're going to find out as this roll call gets underway this afternoon. and if they don't, i tell you, trump has a shot of being able to win over some

i was on the air other night when he spoke, with trish regan. i turned her at end. speech we may have nominated wrong donald trump. that was a great speech. and he laid out, i thought, beautifully the reasons for donald trump's presidency. i think if donald trump goes with that kind of passion, energy and clarity, he could be the next president and take this away. harris: you know he stepped on to the stage last night to end ted cruz's moment, if you will. and then he had another moment with mike pence. and just kind of their body language. you've been in those big moments on big stages. tell me what you were thinking when you saw donald trump walk up? >> well the air kiss was a little awkward. let's face it. that was -- meghan: harris loved that moment. harris: i love love, no matter what. >> i do think there is a good chemistry. i think it's a good balance. that is interesting. mike pence did a masterful job last night. such tension in the room and he walked up there and owned that room in a very tough environment after what ted cruz had done. harris: with humor.

i'm cheryl casone in for trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." it has been called the deadliest day in law enforcement since 9/11. a peaceful protest against police brutality turning deadly. a sniper reportedly on a mission to kill white people ambushes police officers. that sniper died after police detonate ad bomb. police at the time think he is only gunman but three other suspects are taken into custody. let's go straight to adam shapiro with the latest on the developing story. reporter: we go to the suspect that has been identified, department of justice verified, micah xavier johnson. we have a photograph of them. served in the u.s. arm reserves. his home of record was in mesquite, texas. served roughly, 2009 through ape 2015. rose to rank of private first class by 2010. he was in car pentry and masonry branch. was according, to dod was not a trained sniper. he served in afghanistan, november 2013 through july 2014. that is what we know about his past. what we know about what happened with him last night comes from the chief of police in dal

trish regan will take it from here. trish: that would be nice. thank you very much, connell.ments ago, everyone, general attorney loretta lynch is reserving right to overrule prosecutors in the fbi investigators in hillary clinton scandal. though she does say she will accept whatever recommendation they will make. go figure. is this some kind after spin designed to appease critics because she has a conflict because she met with bill clinton on board a private plane? sounds like she is trying to have it both ways. that could bring serious consequences. i'm trish reagan. welcome to "the intelligence report." loretta lynch says the meeting was social

of the next week, foxbusiness will be live from the republican national convention in cleveland, trish reganp prime time coverage. trish: investigators in france searching for answers after a tunisian man mowed down hundreds of people in france killing 84 people including 10 children. two americans among the dead. a father and his 11-year-old son. people think it was isis and the big question right now is how do we protect ourselves from these soft target attacks? welcome to "the intelligence report". french investigators looking for clues as to why a 31-year-old tunisian man, mohamed bouhlel, drove a truck into family celebrating best deal day celebrating the fourth of july in france. two americans among

i'm trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report, we've got the books ready to go with peter barnesl reserve to report it to us. peter: trish, the reports say they continue to expand across most fed regions. this is the review of the economic activity that the fed will use at its next policy meeting at the end of this month. it says labor market conditions remain stable, consumer spending was generally positive but with some signs of softening the report says. most districts were optimistic about the outlook of consumer spending in the months ahead. it also says that the districts reporting on overall growth expected to remain modest. price pressuresai