ashley i.: caila ruined everything. she's a backstabbing whore. what happened to the whole, like, he's so not your type? i talked to him. [ crying ] ashley i.: i don't think i'm obsessed with jared. i think i'm in love with jared. i don't think anything i do is too obsessive. [ sniffles, cries ] i don't want to end up like ashley where the feelings are one-sided. jared: ashley's making caila question whether she should pursue something with me.

ashley i.: caila ruined everything. she's a backstabbing whore. what happened to the whole, like, he's so not your type? i talked to him. [ crying ] ashley i.: i don't think i'm obsessed with jared. i think i'm in love with jared. i don't think anything i do is too obsessive. [ sniffles, cries ] i don't want to end up like ashley where the feelings are one-sided. jared: ashley's making caila question whether she should pursue something with me.

ashley: you'll be back later on in the show. >> i think so. the story will have legs right up to election day. ashley: tesla agreed to a $2.6 deal. here are the shares at tesla kind of flat, up a little bit. here are the shares of solar city just down of the debate. this is premarket trading. there have been some criticism of the deal. liz: is a really great deal of ours is on mask tossing a lifeline because he owns more than a fifth of solar city, more than a quarter of tesla. they lost two thirds of the market value in two years time. looking into the second half trending down, they last more than a billion dollars over the last two years. basically the deal strike rate there come a 2.000000 as its market value. buy enough for what the market is saying it is worth to the conflict to deal because elon musk rose solar city. ashley: we will keep an eye on the stocks they had let's move on. now this. jimmy walker wins the pga championship down to two people at walker versus defending champ jason bay. he had to make a five on the 18th hole. he did

ashley i.: caila ruined everything. she's a backstabbing whore. what happened to the whole, like, he's so not your type? i talked to him. [ crying ] ashley i.: i don't think i'm obsessed with jared. i think i'm in love with jared. i don't think anything i do is too obsessive. [ sniffles, cries ] i don't want to end up like ashley where the feelings are one-sided. jared: ashley's making caila question whether she should pursue something with me. this isn't love. it's an obsession.

ashley: thank you very much, marilyn, i appreciate that, blonds have more fun, we know that. good morning, everyone, i'm ashley webster in for stuart. here are your big stories kicking off the week. just a few hours from now, as sandra said, donald trump makes his economic pitch. here is what we know, a 15% tax rate for businesses and end the death tax, get rid of the paris climate agreement and he will take the stage at 12 noon in detroit. we'll be covering that, of course. also, just when you thought it was over, we have another item in the clinton e-mail scandal. this time, how one of those e-mails on her private server could have led to the execution of a nuclear scientist. don't look now, we could have another rally on our hands, futures pointing to green arrows at the open. we are now on dow 19,000 watch yet again. can you believe it? and alex rodriguez retiring, he will stay on to be an instructor for the yankees and remember, back in 2007 he signed a 275 million dollar contract. he's crying. "varney & company," we're not crying, we're up. ♪ >> i wouldn't cry, he's stil

ashley: it is not? >> that is myth floating out there. a lot of people don't know, im minnesota yesterday was making that statement. in fact epinephrine has been around and commercial available since 1939, 77 years. ashley: why isn't there another product more reasonably priced? >> there is. a different delivery device than one epipen has. if you're willing to take two caps -- ashley: but it is harder to use that is the complaint? >> how long does it do to take two caps off, that is the question? >> same delivery? >> same delivery, same dose. same active ingredient. hundreds of millions of dollars potential savings use that versus epipen, hundreds of millions. ashley: did marketing of mylaner. >> it? you don't want to do that, it is difficult, use ours, ours is simple? >> they have done effective job of branding. what our whole company stands for that making sure people know what their options are, not just hey i saw the commercial, i saw this in the doctor's office. i know there is another product i can use and it can save me hundreds of dollars. ashley: that alterna

ashley: yeah. >> i think cuban is someone that gets under donald's skin. y what you want about mark. ashley: battle of egos? >> they ego battle on who gets better ratings, "shark tank" versus "the apprentice." who makes more money. who is really a billionaire. they have gone on fights about twitter about all this stuff. ashley: trump can be a bully as we know. >> right. ashley: we saw in the primary what he can do in debates. i would be nervous if i was hillary. >> cuban has persona, younger, maybe better hair. all depends. ashley: subjective. >> subjective. some guy that could play him. it will get under his skin. cuban will get under her skin and you know -- ashley: that is what you're supposed to do. >> let me tell you something, roger ailes gets under hillary's skin. he is advising debate prepping trump. so i mean this is like a game of chess. ashley: all building to the first debate, september 26th. >> roger ailes my former boss at fox business and fox news. ashley: yes. >> so that is the, that's -- ashley: bottom line we can't wait for the first debat

ashley i.: it's so hard to think about, like, my life without him. it's, like, completely unfathomable. but then, the new arrivals hit paradise like a hurricane. lace: it's kind of funny watching the men tense up as they saw two good-looking guys just walk in. cheers, everybody. izzy: i'm overwhelmed with how attracted i am to him immediately. relationships are being put to the test. i'm gonna put myself out there, and i'm gonna let her know exactly how i feel

i think there are some good opportunities still out there. ashleythe fed, i will continue with you, brian, has the fed kind of painted itself into a corner? at some point somewhere surely rates will have to go up and what happens then to these equity markets? >> well i think, when you look at higher interest rates, it is coming, i think my outlook is in the december time frame. i'm not looking at september. what you wind up getting in there is higher u.s. dollar. if you have a higher u.s. dollar and in a growing economy, maybe i want to stay away from some of the multinationals that have high currency exposure and look more domestically focused names. names that are not really participated in the rallies. so away from some of utilities and telecoms and into more consumer discretionary and industrials and areas that i think can have nice pickups from here. ashley: mark, why are we up so strongly today do you think? when we get good news the fed will have more room to raise rates, and that normally knocks the markets down but here we see good news is

ashley i.: it's so hard to think about, like, my life without him. it's, like, completely unfathomable. but then, the new arrivals hit paradise like a hurricane. lace: it's kind of funny watching the men tense up as they saw two good-looking guys just walk in. cheers, everybody. izzy: i'm overwhelmed with how attracted i am to him immediately. relationships are being put to the test. i'm gonna put myself out there, and i'm gonna let her know exactly how i feel

i grew up with victor newman and ashley abbott, so i felt like i was part of their family. >> ashley:don't really think i need to see -- ...a doctor. >> stitch: what do we have here? >> carrigan: it's probably the only universe where i actually get to say, "i'm a doctor." >> ordway: if i have to pick just one favorite moment, that would be my very first day working here. >> abby: hey, nick. we're over here. >> ordway: it was a big newman family scene, and then eric walks in, and i was so starstruck. i was just so excited to be there. >> carrigan: i love the halloween fire, stitch and ashley outrunning the fireball. it was a blast. [ rumbling ] >> stitch: come on.

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stop illegal immigration, watch wednesday, ashley, i know you will be watching. i will be watching, a number of people will be watching. >> i have been waiting for weeks. i am dieing to know. jason carroll, thank you, sir. good day as always. so much for my think that to dive into now. where should i begin? we are joined by politics editor of the root.com jason johnson, jason i will begin with you. what we sort of dove-tailed off with jason carroll's reporting. it was a the minority outreach, david duke ugliness. anderson cooler had spike lee on his show, how about the minority outreach thing going do you suppose? this is how the response came off. take a look. >> dominican republic says he's reaching out to african-american, he says what the heck have you got to lose, as you hear that as a black man in america, what do you think? >> i don't know. >> jason he laughs with a dead serious face. how many people within thing aen american community duping that spike lee is speaking for? go he is probably speaking for a lot of people in the polls. every pom has shown not

ashley: i came back from retirement. ot a great-- >> his life is together and this is setting up unbelievable physical achievement for him. stuart: i love it. but the gymnasts. >> gorgeous. those young ladies are absolutely-- >> such poise and confidence. stuart: and 16? >> i totally agree. stuart: love it. next case. ashley: feel good. ashley: i feel good. stuart: and tech names, hitting close to new highs, these are the games of the big names this year. amazon 13, facebook 10, microsoft 5, google 3%, all of them up, all of them very close to record highs, if not actually there. watch them go higher still in a couple of minutes when the opening bell rings. we'll be back. >> we have five seconds to go. american kristin armstrong gets gold in cycling. and it's 9:30 on this wednesday morning, we're off and running. do you like that? slip in a little gold in there, why not? check that big board, we're up, but only just. the dow shows most of them in the green in the early going. s&p 500, where are we? dead flat, i think, yea

i grew up with victor newman and ashley abbott, so i felt like i was part of their family. >> ashley: i don't really think i need to see -- ...a doctor. >> stitch: what do we have here? only universe where i actually get to say, "i'm a doctor." >> ordway: if i have to pick just one favorite moment, that would be my very first day working here. >> abby: hey, nick. we're over here. >> ordway: it was a big newman family scene, and then eric walks in, and i was so starstruck. i was just so excited to be there. >> carrigan: i love the halloween fire, stitch and ashley outrunning the fireball. it was a blast. [ rumbling ] >> stitch: come on.

i grew up with victor newman and ashley abbott, so i felt like i was part of . >> ashley: i don't really think i need to see -- ...a doctor. >> carrigan: it's probably the only universe where i actually get to say, "i'm a doctor." >> ordway: if i have to pick just one favorite moment, that would be my very first day working here. >> abby: hey, nick. we're over here. >> ordway: it was a big newman family scene, and then eric walks in, and i was so starstruck. i was just so excited to be there. >> carrigan: i love the halloween fire, stitch and ashley outrunning the fireball. it was a blast. [ rumbling ]

i grew up with victor newman and ashley abbott, so i felt like i was part of their family. >> ashley: i don't really think i need to see -- ...a doctor. >> carrigan: it's probably the only universe where i actually get to say, "i'm a doctor." >> ordway: if i have to pick just one favorite moment, that would be my very first day working here. >> abby: hey, nick. we're over here. >> ordway: it was a big newman family scene, and then eric walks in, and i was so starstruck. i was just so excited to be there. >> carrigan: i love the halloween fire, stitch and ashley outrunning the fireball. it was a blast. [ rumbling ]

i grew up with victor newman and ashley abbott, so i felt like i was part of their family. >> ashley:'t really think i need to see -- ...a doctor. >> stitch: what do we have here? >> carrigan: it's probably the only universe where i actually get to say, "i'm a doctor." >> ordway: if i have to pick just one favorite moment, that would be my very first day working here. >> abby: hey, nick. we're over here. >> ordway: it was a big newman family scene, and then eric walks in, and i was so starstruck. i was just so excited to be there. >> carrigan: i love the halloween fire, stitch and ashley outrunning the fireball. it was a blast. [ rumbling ] >> stitch: come on.

ashley: there's no recordings. it's just notes. it it. ashley: keep it alive. gorgette, people don't believe her anymore. you can't add more to the story that people just don't trust hillary clinton. >> and comey already said he doesn't think she should be indicted. ashley: a lot of people disagree because he seemed to lay out a good case for indictment. >> but the justice department said they're not going to indict her so what difference does it make what's in those notes. ashley: all right, stay there gorgette. denise, i'm sure you're sitting there squirming on your seat probably agreeing with gorgette. what purposeoethis serve and what do you think might be contained within those fbi notes. >> gorgette is right and it won't change the facts. people forget to talk about the facts. there were 30,000 emails. there was small indication by the letter c in two emails out of 30,000. i worked for the government and had a pretty high security clea reins. i never had to search a document to find out it was classified. it was always clear. t

ashley i.: wells has me, wells: i do not know who i'm gonna give my rose to. my brain is going to implode. and the nick and josh tension continues. josh: i don't know what nick's issue is with me. will it explode, again? there will always be people that will hate on you. evan: i think deep down, nick and josh despise each other. but first... hi, i'm jared. hi, jared. very nice to meet you. nice to meet you, too. ...caila and jared found love in paradise.

ashley: how is that -- melissa: yeah, i know. he campaign trail in his hometown of scranton pa. his message to donald trump. former governor mike huckabee responds next. >> he is trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. to repeat myself, that is such a bunch of malarkey. it makes no sense, none. none!,! none! none! [cheering] oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. get between you and life's dobeautiful moments.llergens flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ashley: good news, making money. record highs with oil closing at one month oil. there is the beau

>> ashley, i think it is a tough task. i think it is doable.trump supports are adamant about a lot of things. a wall was built and congress passed wall in 2006 on legislation and it was subsequently built but not completely. so over all, i think he -- this is kellyanne conway, new campaign manager. she is a polster, remember. she looked at the numbers and i think she realized, we can't get there with mostly white vote. we have to do better. much better among minorities, specifically latinos. you see trump meeting with these groups. he wasn't doing that before and i think he has to do it a lot more in coming weeks. >> josh, i want to switch gears. there was this great politician who ran once in new york on the promise that the rent was too damn high. that may just be the slogan now for donald trump's campaign headquarters, rent. he has boosted the rent that he is asking from his campaign and he is renting his own tower to his campaign. back in march it was $35,000, $458, i presume a that's a month. 197 employees. by july employees went down by 2

ashley: i wouldn't know.tuart: look who is here, the former democrat currently trump supporter harlan, that's accurate? >> it is. stuart: that's an enormous amount of money raised by hillary clinton. the l.a. times says she's pushing the envelope how much you can legally get from any one person or group. how does that look, do you think? >> it doesn't look good at all. meanwhile, she's decrying money in politics and says we want to get it out, but she's raising record amounts. she's raising more than any other presidential candidate ever has. and she's, as you said, pushing the bounds of what's legal and the reason she's able to do that because the sec doesn't have the resources, the entities to pass money through and what's described in the democratic primary as the money laundering, how the sanders' campaign described it. she's doing that to this day. stuart: and look at this, the photo booth strange shots with timberlake and biel. and if i see that on my screen versus the complications of the legalisms of

ashley i.: it's so hard to think about, like, my life without him. it's, like, completely unfathomable. but then, the new arrivals hit paradise like a hurricane. lace: it's kind of funny watching the men tense up as they saw two good-looking guys just walk in. cheers, everybody. izzy: i'm overwhelmed with how attracted i am to him immediately. relationships are being put to the test. i'm gonna put myself out there, and i'm gonna let her know exactly how i feel

stuart: high i think it's called. ashley: yeah, i recognize it. i just don't know the name. move on. ashley: enough of that. stuart: trying to focus on microsoft, middle of your screen. 58.40 that stock. best level since january the 4th of 2000. 58.40. okay. i've got a little tiny bit of it. love to see it go up like that. the big board again shows 44 points, 18,573. look at this. the jobs website monster.com. that is a dutch firm. that's why monster is up 25%. a foreign buy out maybe. look at twitter. it's renting out 183,000 square feet of its office space in san francisco. that's not good. why are they doing that? i mean if they're an ongoing concern and they're renting out space? ashley: well, they're renting out 183,000 square feet, which is part of their headquarters in san francisco. but, look, they announced an 8% lay off of their staff they really year. they've got a lot -- stuart: oh, that's it. ashley: this is prime downtown san francisco neighborhood. so they're going to get a pretty price for this to basically subleasing it. so it's a way to make extra money. stu

ashley: i can't imagine. stuart: nobody else can do that. dal and he is number one, four times in a row he won that particular event. let me show you simon manwell from america, winning an individual swimming event. you won. got to have time for this. that is a large rodent that appeared on the golf course during the olympics, there it is. ashley: you don't see that everyday on the golf course. stuart: more varney after this. . . . . stuart: ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen, dreamily important announcement for you. tomorrow marks beginning of premier league soccer, directly from england. trouble is, ashley will be on nbc. which runs the olympic. >> what is the problem? stuart: will you watch uzbekistan and fiji at table tennis or watch manu? >> i will take manu. thank you very much. stuart: nobody knows what we're talking about. what is that? the odd couple? ash and i. we'll be watching manu. spurs are playing tomorrow. >> they're playing at everton. stuart: we're out of time, regrettably. connell mcshane taking it away. >> comments.

i will share this with you, ashley. difficult things i had to do in my life, negotiate down the price of an american life. ashley: yeah. obviously very difficult situation. let me just change gears a little bit. i want to get your thoughts what is going on in the middle east with regard to russia. we're seeing their influence grow and grow. i just noticed there is some new video showing a russian navy ship launching cruise missiles into syria today, reportedly against al qaeda aligned al nusra front. to me this speaks to the growing footprint mr. putin has in the middle east. we're just watching from the sidelines. how dangerous is that? >> very. look it, the administration's dithering utopian foreign policy and the genocide of biblical proportions is visible part what is happening out there. the fact what they have done is given leverage to vladmir putin, playing a very dangerous game. it could all go on in an instant if a russian cruise missile knocks down a u.s. or coalition aircraft. this surreal russ, iranian, turki

ashley: right. >> but i must say what i saw was impressive. that our reporter on the ground casey stiegel pointed out, i believe in the advocate, a newspaper in baton rouge, putting up this statement in the paper, saying vacation or not, a hurting louisiana needs you, president obama. we know that to melissa's point earlier, that george w. bush got a lot of criticism for that 2005 fly over of the, impact of katrina. he was much criticized for giving it a partial look, if you like, as he flew on to his vacation. should the president be there right now? >> i think the president will be coming here. i'm optimistic that he will. and it is, of the people. if you have lost your home, right now you're in there, scraping it out, you want confidence that the government will do everything it can. but you got to understand another thing too. at this point in time, right in the center of this disaster many people can't use their cellular networks because at&t failed again. they failed during katrina and they failed the people in livingston parish and most

ashley i.: wells has me, wells: i do not know who i'm gonna give my rose to. my brain is going to implode. and the nick and josh tension continues. josh: i don't know what nick's issue is with me. will it explode, again? there will always be people that will hate on you. evan: i think deep down, nick and josh despise each other. but first... hi, i'm jared. hi, jared. very nice to meet you. nice to meet you, too. ...caila and jared found love in paradise.

ashley: i have, i remember back when we moved to the u.s.w think about it, 3.45%, 30-year fixed. stuart: here it is now. all right, donald trump is going to layout what he has laid out, his plan already to restore us to prosperity. later today we're going to hear-- he's going to speak in miami there and we'll hear more about his growth plan. later on this afternoon. we'll hear from hillary clinton. what is her plan for the economy? i can tell you now, it includes free college tuition, higher taxes and it's like, in my opinion, again, it's like choosing between european socialism, that's the way hillary wants to take us, and pro growth america. i think that's the way trump wants to go. from the washington examiner, byron york is with us now. am i being too extreme, byron? i'm seeing this in clear-cut terms. which way do we want to go, europe or america? >> the contrast is very, very clear in the fact that hillary clinton is giving a speech at the detroit economic club, just like detroit police did and will put that contrast into high relief,

again, i think the cubs winning this year is our odds. ashleyah, but, mark, the cubs are playing great ball. it's not beyond the realms -- of course, i've just ruined it now. [laughter] all cubs' fans, i apologize. luke at the nymex, i want to talk about oil settling below $47 a barrel. i just don't see the upside for oil to. we all know that opec's not going to do anything next month when they get together. the strong dollar also putting a damper on things. where does oil go from here? >> well, we've been saying on the show we think a floor for oil is 40 and a top is 50, and there's a magnet to the $45 level. right now oil isn't about fundamentals, it's all about saudi arabia and iran. iran wants to get back to its former position before 201 as the number two -- 2012 as the number two producer in opec which means everyone else is going to have to cut back, and the saudis are maybe yes, maybe no, and the rest of opec has to follow along. the saudis are not going to algeria in a couple of weeks, and the iranians are not going to attend. they don'

ashley: i can tell you $100 million liz: how did you know that? >> i can read.tuart: that's luck, if you ask me. here is a victory for on-line fantasy sports. new york state says there are games of skill. they're not gambling, so, sites like fanduel, and in king are back again. and going into syria with hard power, fighting isis. more on that coming up. and donald trump easing his stance on immigration, here is the question. how will that play with the base who got him nominated? we'll be back. there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about a whooping cough vaccination today. >> live pictures now from italy. the death toll is now 60. we'll update as the day goes on. grim scenes. donald trump softening his stance on immigration. sure looks like it. no deportation force, probably? here he is with the town hall with sean hannity from yesterday. roll tape. >> and there certainly could be

ashley: it does, i lived through socialized medicine. no thank you. melissa: no good? ashley: there is good and bad, no, not here. donald trump in milwaukee by the way this afternoon, the scene of violent riots this week. melissa: trump is holding a rally tonight where he will make the case he is the one to restore law and order to america's cities. wisconsin's governor scott walker blaming hillary clinton for making matters worse. ashley: house republicans say clinton lied under oath about handling classified emails. what happens now? >> nothing was marked classified at the time i sent or received it. >> our investigation found there was classified information. equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like grandkids equals free tech support. oh, look at you, so great to see you! none of this works. come on in. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lasting relief. it immediately neutralizes acid and only gaviscon helps keep acid down for hours. for fast-acting, try doctor-recommended gaviscon. [ clock titime. ] you only have so much. t

but the realty is, i got to tell you, ashley, i mean i think it was the fourth republican debate wasaukee. and they never said anything about the local conditions there. we should note that the local conditions are dire, the conditions were dire before the violence broke out. you're talking got a city that routinely comes up for a number of years now the number one most segregated city in the united states. this is a city where poverty is dire. the poverty rate in milwaukee is something like 24%. by poverty, we mean $25,000 for a family of four. it's been an emergency situation for a long time. it would be a shame if he does what the normal republican conservative playbook would be, to go in and decry any kind of violence without saying a word about any of the conditions. there was a black officer, there was a black decedent, person who was killed. it's not really about that. this is a case where, and believe me, i am not a root causes kind of guy. i understand that people have to take responsibility for their own actions, but there are some severe, dire, underlying problems here tha

i am ashley yore. >> i am james tolley. you are up with abc. >>> let's check in with the people's champion, and florida's most accurate forecast, bill logan.>> by the way, i just had gator for the first time. i ate it. it is the other white meat. >> takes a lot like chicken.>> i would rather eat it then rescue it.>> we will have a growling start to the day. speaking of gators. seeing a few showers offshore from anna maria island. we can fire up the mainsail the east of i-75. through temple terrace towards pennant creek and wesley chapel. none of this is very heavy but just enough to get the windshield wet. moisture from the southeast and that is where the rainfall is going to come from by later on. still seeing a lot of moisture out here to the west moving the texas coastline towards houston. it will be a mess for those folks as they cleanup and you see the soggy conditions. for us it is typical summertime day. temperatures now in the upper 70s. 77 st. pete, clearwater and tampa 79, and the most accurate digital day planner

. >> reporter: and james ashley i know you have musical talent. >> i will play chopsticks on the keyboard. >> you don't know this? i was -- quite the tap dancer back in the day. >> we have -- we have to plum the depths of this. what are you bringing to this? >> i played piano. >> you play piano, i will tap dance. >> make costume us and put on a >> biggest mistake and regret was quitting. >> ladies love a man who can play. >> wish i thought of that when i was 15. >> it's a beautiful day and saying i don't want to practice. the recital is in three months. hope you can win that argument at home. i will go for the beach. >>> at least with this picture. absolutely beautiful. blue skies, just a few high clouds. we should have a great sunset rain clouds that will push through just about that time. let's look at the weather headlines. back to the typical summer tim pattern. looking for the rain to come later in the afternoon. it'll be clear and hot to start though. temperatures from the low 80s up through the upper 80s. nothing showinup locally on titan. it's all still back here. into the souther

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ashley: i believe so.he bump hillary got out of the democratic national convention, 13% lead in that monmouth poll now down to 7% and it's tightening and interesting. we've seen some polls where the independents are now shifting to donald trump. 47-30% by some accounts in ohio. this is a huge turnaround for trump. much more focused in the last two, three weeks, given big speeches on the economy, on security, on, you know, he's going to have a big press conference tomorrow on immigration in arizona and i think that would be good. he's been good. now, let's not forget, he's getting out of his own way and concentrating not only on his own policies, but let's face it, hillary clinton has an awful lot of ammunition she's given him. that's true, but. ashley: i think that. stuart: been very quiet. ashley: and probably the best liz: to ashley's point. basically hillary clinton is spending a lot of advertising dollars on television. trump has not to this point, right? it's been twitter, tv and rallies. stuart: 200

ashley, i think you are seeing -- it's like watching a battleship try to turn itself around. this isn't something with the flip of a ship and continued to need to be watched but this will go down as a week that was critical in the trump campaign hips because of the adjustments that were being made here. we'll see if his tone remains as what it was last night. think of it like an orchestra, he's now trying to get folks to play all the different instruments in the orchestra, he has the hillary clinton brawler the guy who is going to take it every day in steve ban none and someone like kellyanne conway to express regret, be authentic, but more welcoming, i think they're going to try to hit as many notes as possible. his path forward. >> strange timing. strange timing is all i can say because if you have a big photo op to do a flood visit why would you want to drop this news at the very same time and talk about this headline rather than the pictures we're about to show you, i think these are live pictures of donald trump and his entourage leaded through a high school. this is den

connell: go ahead, ashley. >> i would be the first to agree with you on that. ecause i believe in conservative principles, and he from day one has not represented any of the issues that i care about. connell: that means he's going to lose, right? the republicans can hold onto the senate or the house, but if his republican support doesn't get up from the 70s, then he'll lose. >> i'm not saying i support hillary clinton. what i am saying to him is a vote for him, to me, is just as bad as a vote for her because he does not stand for conservative values, and he flip-flops in ways that we would have chastised republicans for in '12 and '08 which we did with mccain and romney. >> exactly. >> >> his supporters are not doing the same thing now, and that is a problem. he has never understood these issues from a republican textbook sense of the word, i guess. connell: but -- >> ashley, i would disagree that a vote for trump is the exact same as a vote for hillary. there's some big issues in which they are on the op site i'd of -- op sid side of it. do. >> when can it come

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ashley: i was in the uk.play football, one of the last games. liz: you heard it on the radio. [laughter] stuart stater charles: i'm charles payne filling in for niel cavuto. right now donald trump behind closed doors in the battle state of wisconsin. he's selling isis strategy to donors but trump critics are calling on extreme vetting on immigrant. but trump foreign policy adviser walid said it's much needed. i'm pretty sure donald trump knew the media would jump all over that extreme vetting. what exactly does it mean and walid, how is it different than what we do already? >> let me begin by asking the question back to secretary

ashley, i have to conclude the tea leaf readers -- >> yeah. en looking at every word she said and have come to a very different conclusion. >> at first blush it was hawkish. of course they're going to raise rates at some point, and then the market went back up. it's just people trying to read between the lines. stuart: and now we're down 23, 24 points. who knows where we'll close today. >> connell mcshane probably knows. stuart: you know what? i think you're right. he's the founder of tea leaf watching. connell: i'm listening to you two brits that killed this market rally. [laughter] hand it over to me -- stuart: get on with it. connell: good job, by the way. [laughter] janet yellen did all but telegraph a rate hike, we just don't know when it's going to be. the initial reaction, well, you just heard about it. we go up in the markets, and now we go negative. i mean, we'll see what the next two hours bring for us, and i'll be there for the duration of that. i'm connell mcshane in for cavuto on cavuto coast to coast. yellen saying the case for an

ashley, i want you to start here.t is kind of amazing that after a week of hoopla and ballyhoo all choreographed by the candidate himself after he said i'm going to make this the most exciting convention in history, it all ends up with him below where he was when he started the week. your thoughts? >> i think you are exactly right. donald trump sort of, he's a showman. he's a star of reality tv and kind of a king at this stuff. he promised us very sleek, very well-produced, very star-studded celebrity convention and you know who did that? the democrats. it just didn't happen on the republican side. they were also sort of beset by some mishaps from melania's plagiarism to ted cruz's nonendorsement. that really hurt him. >> right. a soap opera star and wrestler, corporate wrestler guy, are not what he promised. i went to cleveland the week before the convention and trump was promising all winners, no losers. it was going to be a great, a cross between a las vegas floor show and "the apprentice." really wasn't any of tho

i am ashley yore. >>> i am james tully. let's go to the people's champion, bill logan, most accurate forecast. >> you must of had a lot of fun . the storms are coming out of nowhere. >> they are called popcorn storms because you get them popping up out of the middle of the day. then they move on. the storms happened like that yesterday. right now we're seeing showers to the south towards southeast fort pierce and also storms in the gulf of mexico. that is all that is left but we will see a migration of this storms firing earlier this afternoon. we are also seeing the rain lingering around to the southern parts of louisiana although it is back in off -- backing off towards houston. new orleans is being left alone but they are dealing with lots of flooding rain there. 80 degrees in tampa, and clearwater. through the day, we see a rainbow storms as we hit a high of 92. the storms will fire earlier today. i will let you know the timing of the rain when we come back in 12 minutes.>>> the rain is giving us images we can take our

. >> well, i loved ashley graham. >> oh, ashley graham. i mean -- >> she looked -- >> i don't use the word full size. she is real size. >> i said the same thing to her. >> she was so appropriately dressed. i mean it was elegant but still edgy. and it was racy and sexy and provocative. all of those things wrapped up in one. a great package. >> did anyone push the envelope? was ashley -- i mean, she looks like she had perhaps the most risque dress of all. >> a little low. >> amber rose did the bra like kind of masculine pushing the envelope for her so that was fresh and new. look at that. amber rose. >> oh, but all eyes are on beyonce. that's the way it was. >> absolutely. >> june ambrose, thank you. we appreciate it. let's go outside to ginger who is always classic and elegant. >> you are so sweet, amy. thank you. and thank you to this crowd. you know school is just about to start. we got the kids here, jack, emma, sadie. sadie has her new glasses. >> yeah. just did a last hurrah, they said, before school starts. the atlantic is doing its bi