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ambassador to the united nations, american enterprise institute senior fellow john bolton.x news contributor. john, great to have you here. let's start with the remarks that donald trump made to brian kilmeade and his audience on the radio today. your reaction. >> it sounds to me like a modification of the position that he expressed earlier, and i think that, that is a positive sign. look, the concern that americans have, let's identify the concern before we identify the solution, is that we are vulnerable to terrorists getting into this country, and i think an insufficient amount tension has been paid to that over the past 7+ years. lou: let's jump ahead. >> now is the time to say what are we going to do to keep america safe from that? lou: so what's the solution? i mean, he's right, in nye judgment, trump is exactly right. we have got to have an honest discussion, and we can't have that with a president who actually won't mention the words radical islamist. >> and i think we've had public testimony by law enforcement and intelligence officials over the past six months, th

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here's former ambassador john bolton. >> he is a very subtle speaker.didn't use the words "i apologize," but most of his apology tour stops in the last seven years he hasn't said that either. he essentially said harry truman missed the moral point about using nuclear weapons as if barack obama thought that there was an alternative. let's be clear, what truman did, in my view, was not just militarily correct, but it was morally correct as well. sandra: yeah. so i also spoke to ambassador john bolton this morning, and he said he wasn't opposed to the president's visit there, but surely his words in his speech were in line with the apology tour. your take. >> well, i respectfully disagree with the entire tone of what ambassador bolton just said. let me just say as background my dad was a staff sergeant in the united states army in world war ii the, my late father-in-law was a commander in the united states coast guard and was slated for the big invasion flotilla of japan. and they were absolutely overjoyed that president truman decided to use the atomic bo

ambassador john bolton also among our guests here tonight.have a lot to discuss including republican senator bob corker of tennessee sparking some speculation that he just may be trump's choice for vice president. the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee will meet with trump in new york monday. no word on the topics of discussion. corker has been, however, soft on border security and illegal immigration. he's one of the few establishment republicans, however, who voiced early support for trump. and trump has said he's likely to choose a political insider as his running mate. scary moments in the nation's capital today, the white house put on lockdown for about 45 minutes this afternoon. a man shot on a street outside the president's residence. officials say the individual approached a checkpoint with a gun and refused commands by the secret service to drop the weapon. he was shot by the secret service and is now receiving medical attention in critical condition. president obama was at the time out golfing. we'll have the latest

let's ask former united nations ambassador john bolton.my long-time friend and sometimes idea long cal sparring partner. you are an old war hawk. what are you doing supporting the foreign policy of donald trump and isolationist. >> i don't think he is an isolationist. on isis you have a clear example of what a muscular trump foreign policy would be. he correctly says that if the united states -- i think this is what he's saying -- took a leadership role with kurd, turks and affected arabs that isis could be eliminated which is what president obama says is his goal sooner than later. why sooner than later? to reduce the risk of terrorist attack in the united states. judge napolitano: is it boots on the ground or carpet bombing or something less politically unpopular. >> i think american leadership is required to stitch together the part of the coalition that are required. it should be a coalition because they are affected as are we. it's not their battle alone. they don't trust each other enough. it require our leadership and that requires

thank you, ambassador john bolton. another milestone for spacex. landed their fall done 9 rocket booster on a drone ship in the pacific ocean. it's the third time in under 2 months they have successfully done so. this one after launching an asian satellite. they want to relaunch their landed rockets by the end of summer. that is something that would make space travel and launches far, far less expenses. a group of college students want to abolish mid-terms and any grade below a c. what are we creating? a generation of wimps? i don't know. [a ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a night in a forest ♪like the mountains in springtime♪ ♪like a walk in the rain ♪like a storm in the desert ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my senses ♪come fill me again ♪come let me love you ♪let me give my life to you ♪let me drown in your laughter♪ ♪let me die in your arms ♪let me lay down beside you ♪let me always be with you ♪come let me love you ♪come love me again [female announcer] you listen when your body says, "i'm tired." or "i'm hungry." "are you listening

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ambassador bolton thank you. lou: breaking news. u.s.from tsa over what have become long security lines at airports. over weekend, it was frustration countrywide. flyers, thousands of people, in chicago o'hare airport forced to sleep overnight because they missed their flights because of tsa, and also los angeles los angeles, new york, and atlanta, with tremendous delays, two hours. some trying to get through security and missing their flights, this is the result. by the way, tsa blames -- ready? your government at work, they are blaming the passengers who are flying. up next. hillary clinton desperate in her bid for the white house there is a new campaign sales pitch. two for the price of one. >> i said in louisville, we had a big rally, my husband, who i am going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy because he knows how to do it. >> unbelievable. joining me on desperation within the clinton campaign, here next. stay with us, we're coming there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on e

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sandra: joanna, akd bolton -- ambassador bolton said that. >> i applaud the decision to go to hiroshimavel, this is a reward to japanese prime minister abe for the military to military relationship with the united states on a strategic level. this was president obama reaffirming his commitment to nuclear nonproliferation around the world. i think that's the strength of the trip here. so, whether there is an implicit apology or not. we can argue all sides of the coin. the central tenet here, nuclear nonproliferation as a cornerstone of his policy is important. sandra: ambassador bolton, jack otter from barons is here. >> for you, ambassador, and jillian as well. can you speak to the role of japan in the greater asian picture right now? obviously, a lot going on with china, korea breaking news, just hacked into more banks or we're deciding that they were responsible for some hacks. we need the japanese and yet, there's an issue with the american servicemen and how they're treating some of their japanese hosts. so this is a crucial alliance in japan. does this help it? >> well, i think it

well, let's talk about this with ambassador john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. ambassador, good sunday to you. it looks like the kurdish forces have already seized one town mufti and the peshmerga are described as among the most capable fighting forces in iraq. how much confidence do you have in their ability to seize control of the other villages outside mosul and eventually mosul itself? >> well, any ground force that's supported by the u.s. air force and naval air is a respectable ground air, and i think that this combined operation, obviously, has been talked about for a long time. whether it's really the pre-cursor to a full assault on mosul remains to be seen. it may be a strategic decision. obviously baghdad government forces are now attempting to surround fallujah so this could be a way of trying to open two fronts against isis in iraq. similarly in syria, the so-called moderate opposition has also, with american assistance, to be sure, has a

ambassador john bolton joins us as always, former u.s. ambassador and fellow at american enterprise institute and fox news contributor and he's supported the iranian opposition group. abs, if tehran is going all in with these forces, is it projecting its power at the expense of the syrian people and the west? >> well, i think clearly the dynamics supporting the assad regime from the moment the arab spring began in 2011 was the -- was the iranian support and the russian support. without that i think assad would have fallen long ago, and from iran's perspective assad or his regime are critical to maintaining the arc of power that they would like to -- to protect throughout the middle east from iran itself, through the baghdad regime which is now entirely controlled by the ayatollahs, assad in syria and hezbollah in lebanon. so for those who wonder why barack obama never really did much of anything in syria despite a lot of sometimes tough rhetoric, i think that gives you the answer, because to have gone after assad in a really profound way

ambassador john bolton joins us as always, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and senior fellow at the american interprice institute and fox news contributor. ambassador, do you think this is a new and improved reasonable kim jong-un or more propaganda? >> i think it's more brand. this is a very special congress of the workers party of korea, the communist party of that country, and i think its principal purpose is to signal to everybody around the world that kim jong-un is really in charge after years of theories that he was basically being run by advisers to his father or that he was in difficulty internally. i think the fact this kind of congress hasn't occurred i think for something like 35 or 36 years is a demonstration that he's in charge, and he's touting not only the nuclear deterrent but a new economic policy that is supposed to bring increased standard of living to the north korean people. we'll see about that. i actually thought that the newest thing was that in his speech yesterday that kim jong-un wore a coat and ti

i like bolton. he's a tough cookie. jacobs. >> ambassador john bolton? >> yes. >> colonel jack jacobs? >> yes. he's a good guy and i see him on occasion. >> joining me now, jim sciutto. so, jim, when is donald trump going to be briefed, and what type of information is he expected to receive? >> these briefings, they take place after the nominating convention for both the republican and democratic nominee once it's clear that they are the nominee. and generally they'll get information about threats to national security. they'll get the information but they don't get what the intelligence community calls sources and methods and how that information was gathered. that tends to be the most secret intelligence reserved for the highest level security clearances. at that point neither nominee will have that level of security clearance. >> who will do the briefings? >> director of national intelligence james clapper. he doesn't do it himself but he has said he's already appointed a nonpolitical intelligence agent to do this. of course, the most senior intelligen

ambassador john bolton, thank you, sir. good to see you >> thank you gregg. >> will a portion of the brussels airport damaged in the deadly terrorist attacks in march partially reopened to passengers today. the newly repaired departure hall opening after a special ceremony. extra security checks are now added before people can enter the terminal. prior to today passengers had to use a temporary check-in tent due to the extensive damage. 16 people were killed in the terminal in two suicide bombings. another 16 people were killed in a subway bombing. >>> and here at home, tomorrow marks five years since the death of osama bin laden, the mastermind of the worst terrorist attacks ever on american soil. bin laden was killed in pakistan in a daring raid by u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s nearly ten years after nis. cheering crowds gather fled d.c. and new york city to celebrate the news. more live from our d.c. bureau with more on this story. garrett? >> reporter: arthel, one of those moments in history where almost anyone can remember where

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john bolton, thank you, sir.past the hour, what is the key to donald trump winning the white house? he says he can win over women voters. the polling numbers tell a different story. sean spicer here live to talk about it, but first, here is trump just from yesterday. >> looking for absolute competence. i fully expect that we will have many women involved with not only, i mean, i've had it with the campaign, but we're going to have many women involved. and i think that you're going to see that, and you're going to see that very strongly. protection now comes with an incredible double your money back guarantee. always discreet is for bladder leaks and it's drier than poise. try it, love it or get double your money back. always discreet. bill: word from overseas china apparently taking more provocative action. for the first time, beijing has shipped a drone with stealth technology, one of the artificial islands it's been building in the south china sea. fox news obtaining this image of the drone from about a month a

she was later treated at new bolton center in kenneth square. stewart and his wife will bring lily and another neglect mare to their farm sang way for abused animals in monmouth county, new jersey. >>> crews continue to search for wreckage of egyptair flight 804. they are especially interested in finding the flight data and cockpit data recorders which might give experts clues as to what caused the crash. jonathan vigliotti brings us up to date on the investigation. >> reporter: shredded clothing, shoes, and heavily damaged plane parts are just some of the items search teams have recovered from egyptair flight 804. investigators found a doomed flight's black boxes. 180 miles north of the egyptian port city of alexandria. the data a could help determine what caused the plane to plumet, wildly into the mediterranean sea thursday morning. killing all 66 people on board. technology played a critical role in tracking down wreckage, radar on board this c130 helped find debris from the the missing plane. u.s. navy says that a p3 arrived to join in the

she was recently treated at the bolton center in kennett square.tuart and his wife will bring little ill and another 93ed mayor to his sanctuary in monmouth county new jersey. a firefighter is injured battling a house fire in bensalem. crews did respond to the 1100 block of tennis avenue about 9 o'clock this morning. they area tried a heavy flame on the second floor. investigators tell "eyewitness news" a firefighter was injured when he fell off the roof of the house. one person inside the home was also injured. >> one occupant was located outside with burns and smoke inhalation. that firefighter along with others were up on the roof venting the roof trying to get the smoke and super heated gases out of the dwelling. it's a common function on a house fire and somehow lost footing and fell hit the porch below and then onto the ground. >> we're told the firefighter is expected to be okay. the cause of this blaze is still under investigation. >>> any and police have now identified the victim of this morning's deadly accident in voorhees camden county.

those stats are worse than roose bolton's chances of sitting on the iron throne.iously, he ain't waking up like john snow. oops, spoiler alert. look, you can't say you support the troops without supporting the most vulnerable troops. that's like saying you finish my massage without getting to my booty. it's the most precious spot. yeah. now that's taking my gluteus to the maximum-- maximus. so the next time this bill comes up for a vote, let's hope congress has our troops back. and speaking of backs, thank you, maurice, for turning my back into a tender pile of lady flesh. and thank you all for joining me during my lady time. >> larry: i think she's playing that properly. holly walker, everyone, we'll be right back. ♪ sorry... sorry... regerts? sorry, i was eating a milky way. ♪ ♪ life can be so fair ♪ ♪ let it go on and on ♪ ♪ blow out that cherry bomb... ♪ ♪ ...for me ♪ ♪ blow out that cherry bomb ♪ ♪ sip into summertime with dunkin's frozen coolatta. freeze up the flavors of summer with a blue raspberry or any other small frozen coolatta, for $1.99. america run

ambassador john bolton joins this u.s. ambassador of united nations. american enterprise institute, fox news contributor. good to see you this sunday. this is not the first time the iraqi army has tried to retake fallujah since it fell to isis more than two years ago. what's the prospect of success this time? >> well i thought this was a very interesting development. the thing that came to my mind first was what happened to mosul. you know, eve been seeing for some months now, propaganda from the government of iraq and statements by the united states that mosul was kind of next up in the effort to roll isis back. now suddenly fallujah has appeared as the iraqi government saying that's the next major operation. it is hard it see, frankly, how iraqi forces could do both at the same time. so whether it's a tactical shift or what, not entirely clear, mosul would be a much harder battle for the iraqi forces and maybe see an opportunity. but there's a shift here they have done their best to conceal. >> it appears as you point out that winning fallujah may se

she was treated at the new bolton center in can't net square.tuart and his wife will bring lilly and another horse home to their farm for abused animals in monmouth new jersey. >>> we're hoping for a better finish to the weekend. meteorologist lauren casey is in our weather center with a look at our forecast. lots of green out there. >> i don't think it could get much worse at this point. rainfall totals continue to go up dramatically at philadelphia international airport. now al onow approaching to inch. we're now nearing 5-inches of rainfall for the month of may. hard to believe. wilmington we're picking up about an inch and a half of rainfall, wildwood over a half inch, closing on a half inch in plymouth meeting. national weather service issued a flood advisory for the next if yo couple hours alog the i-95 corridor where we could see small stream flooding. storm scan3 showing us the trend. this is a three hour loop. this rain swath doesn't budge. some of the heaviest rain falling along the i-95 corridor. moderate to heavier pockets of rainfal

those stats are worse than roose bolton's chances of sitting on the iron throne.seriously, he ain't waking up like john snow. oops, spoiler alert. look, you can't say you support the troops without supporting the most vulnerable troops. that's like saying you finish my massage without getting to my booty. it's the most precious spot. yeah. now that's taking my gluteus to the maximum-- maximus. so the next time this bill comes up for a vote, let's hope congress has our troops back. and speaking of backs, thank you, maurice, for turning my back into a tender pile of lady flesh. and thank you all for joining me during my lady time. >> larry: i think she's playing that properly. holly walker, everyone, we'll be right back. i would like three weeks vacation. two is standard. i'm not standard. three weeks. ok. and i smoked while i was pregnant. my baby was born two months early and weighed only 3 pounds. this is the view i had of her in the nicu. my tip to you is: speak into the opening so your baby can hear you better. (announcer)you can quit. for free help, call 1-800

doctors at the university of pennsylvania's new bolton center in kennett square treated her and she's headed for a new life thanks to stewart and his wife. >>> the hit nbc show "american ninja warrior" shoots a qualifying round tomorrow and friday at the generating station in port richmond. this is a look at the beginning of the course. you'll have to wait to see the new obstacles but we can tell you nbc 10's keith jones got a chance to run the course today. you're going to see keith's run after the philadelphia round airs on june 22nd. right here on nbc 10. go, keith! here's a hint. he did get a little wet and it's not because of the rain, right, sheena? >> i was worried about the rope. i'm glad he made it through part of the course. we're very interested to see how keith did. as we go into tomorrow, the weather is warmer than today. we also have an air quality alert for the entire area because of that. it's actually a code red which we don't see very often. what it basically means with the warm temperatures and not a lot of wind around the area, too, and such dry air in place for mo

doctors at the university of pennsylvania's new bolton center treated lily. now she's destined for a good life, thanks to stewart and his wife. >> the demands we're going to make on her from here on out, just really being outside, eating grass, being with her friends, and really just living the good life. >> lily will eventually be able to greet the public at stewart's sanctuary. >>> 4:26, 66 degrees. a gentle breeze is blowing. we'll see the temperatures going into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees this afternoon. your neighborhood forecast just ahead. let's see how the traffic is moving this morning on a thursday morning. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. >> yes, bill, we're watching route 309 right now. no problems around the p.a. turnpike. but that's not all. we have some construction out  there. i'm going to check in with the bridges when i come back. >>> and think you've had a bad day? look at this. next, find out what sent this minor league manager into a meltdown on the field. ♪ your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a differenc

that's ambassador john bolton. >> i he does travel a lot. do you find yours making requests? >> just clear these stiffened towels out of the room. >> you work out a lot. yes. that's what happens when you get sweaty tiles and you need for towel. >> jessica you spent time in new york? >> no, i am ease about the skin care. >> she meets them in the bar downstairs. >> no, i actually don't like to complain much. it makes me uncomfortable. it is a liberal thing. i want to make sure they are not in a fast pace. won't he be best boyfriend ever and a surprise when you get to the room like a fort and like tom cruise. >> they get pus bliss tee too. >> >> do you key -- demand the chocolate next to your bed? >> i am very easy and i just want a pot of coffee. >> and a new york post and a "wall street journal." >> wrap it up, joanne. >> i am difficult. i demand no bedbugs and a lot of people don't comply. >> they don't. >> i demand the handicap. >> it is a comfort along room. >> the bathroom. >> we have to go. to my entire panel, good night. we have 15 seconds. >> it makes me uncomfortable a

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accord to the united nations john bolton, ambassador good to see you thanks so much for joining us. >> good morning. >> do you also agree and believe terrorists are spibl for this plane? >> well, i think the evidence points in that direction, to the extent we have it i don't think we know now of at this point to conclude it definitively, and i would like to know more, although i don't think we will about what our satellites did not pick up i don't think that is dispositive the fk did not see the anything keeps it open what the cause was. >> are you surprised we haven't seen any group take responsibility. >> not entirely it is only 24 hours after event i think the pattern is they wait a couple days, but if it were, an organized he terrorist attack i would suspect we would see that fairly soon, my first reeks frankly when i heard about it was that it was a repeat of egyptair sad to say egypt air 990, 15 years ago, when u.s. officials concluded that one of the pilots had taken the plane into the ocean, east of long island sound a lot like that obviously we still don't know. maria: s dage

she is the host of "risk and reward" on fox business network, dierdre bolton of sitting next to me, founder of ricochet.com, rob long. let's start the show. donald trump doesn't have a high regard for hillary clinton. it is true. on thursday the gop front runner attacked clinton again for playing the woman's card. during an interview with "the today show" trump said without the woman card hillary would not be a viable person to even run for city council position. meanwhile, the gop establishment is starting to rally around trump. john cornyn said this week i think he could change the electoral map in way we haven't seen before. rob is gibelling. giggling. many are warming to the new billionaire. perhaps it is trump. his campaign is promising a gentler tone, and on thursday they released this powerful ad. >> first they are sour. then they're sweet. >> that's cool. >> of course we made that, but it is true. trump is like a sour patch kid, right? sour and then sweet. >> and orange. >> oh really? we didn't intend that. >> oh really? all of your writer didn't come up with that? i had to come up

now, deirdre bolton. maybe they are having second thoughts. "new york times" just to name two.head at 900. while on the path to 1237. i will pull up in this handy. what you are talking about is the fact that in pennsylvania and south dakota, there is a lot of unbound delegates. we know it means i will vote for somebody, but i get to the convention, i can kind of vote for whoever i want. south dakota as well. these are the 10 states that we have ahead of us. where senator cruz is expected. colorado, montana. nebraska as well. twenty-seven and 36. even if ted crews -- donald trump can still get to 1237 at least by our internal calculations. >> watch tonight on risk and reward here it talking more about this with dagen make towel and morgan. >> be had these delegates to do whatever they want. it looks like trump did much better than expect it. none of this looks good for cruz. >> i think that it will be really tough for cruz. fifteen points ahead. that is a washout. he has actually ran a very smart campaign over the last few months. the question is why are some of these delegates

john bolton here in studio. martha? trump eyeing the white house, he is ready for the next round he says, with hillary clinton. >> win all five in a landslide, win them all in a landslide, right? we'll win the whole thing. we'll beat her in a landslide right? we'll beat her. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of the at&t network, a network that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. ♪ >> if we win in indiana it's over with, folks, it's over with, then we focus on hillary clinton. [cheering] remember we began with 17, and one by one by one they went off. a governor, a senator, a snort snort -- senator. a governor. they didn't know what the hell happened but now they're out. down to two and they're hanging by their fingern

former united states ambassador to the united nations john bolton goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> assuming that it is president donald trump and david cameron and khan, what does that mean? >> the important thing is relations between nations depend less on personal relationships among leaders than people think. i'm not saying they are unimportant. but fundamentally any leader who bases his policy on anything other than a very clear eyed view of the national interest isn't doing his job. now, in terms of the remarks themselves, i think in david cameron's case he made the same mistakes that about 99% of america's political consulting class made in thinking there was no way that trump could get the nomination. so i think his initial remarks were kind of a throw away. the fact he wouldn't back away from some of them shouldn't conceal the fact that he also said that if trump were elected he would work with him which is something that roughly 190 other heads of government around the world will say if donald trump wins. now, in terms of mayor chan o

look at this from john bolton. here's mike baker's. you see what i mean? okay. what do you think of this? ludachris? >> i think we are not capturing the full glory of this writer. >> agree. >> you only listed four items it is a full page. that is 12 font. >> the condoms fall between low sodium v-8 an gardenia scented scandals. it sounds like they were doing an orgy at a restroom. it is disappointing. >> it has a lot of sodium. >> and two type of almonds of therein. >> if you are going to look at a writer like this you want a led zeppelin era, if you are not taking brown m&ms and flying in a white tiger with a vial of lsd. >> i would prefer they be from bed, bath and beyond. >> he wants them to save money. >> high quality at an affordable price. >> how would you get through a fraction of this after performing 13 minutes reason you in and out here? >> that's the whole idea. you know the answer. you are on stage for ten, five minutes but you have to get to the gig, get ready, blot your head with those bed, bath and beyond towels sglr 0. >> or a whole loaf of bread.

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charles: barry was on with deirdre bolton. >> when it comes to business issues they should have theiron. on non-business issues they have to act like what they are. they are the world's largest publisher and reporters don't make political donations or join political causes. reporters play down the middle and that's where they need to be. charles: he is invited. he's going. he's a social media whis. -- whiz. he did a lot with ben carson on facebook. what kind of responsibility does facebook have? >> an enormous responsibility. mark zuckerberg is the 6th wealthiest man in the world in is no doubt if you look at the recent shares he issues. one of the things those shares allow him to do is maintain control of the company while running for elective office. having said that, to your point, barribar -- barry bennett is a brilliant strategist. i am confident wednesday hopefully there can be some coming together. charles: do you think mark zuckerberg has got -- the audience should know, the company has donated far more money to democrats and than republicans. but the employees overwhelmingly

this is "risk & reward," i'm deirdre bolton.in, donald trump releasing a statement saying he will not debate senator sanders. so we're going to bring you more on the details in just a minute. first here's how the markets closed. stocks higher on the day and the week. janet yellen implied rates may go higher in the next few months. >> i think for the fed to gradually and cautiously

deirdre: we have a lot to update you on this hour, this is "risk & reward," i am deirdre bolton. there is progress in the investigation as to what brought down egyptair flight 804, a bill $62 offer for monsanto. we'll bring you the latest. to floor the new york stock exchange laurie rothman is there, stocks closing session lows. reporter: but little change. everyone here is on fed watch. will they raise next month or raise interest rates in july? everybody is holding back waiting for the fed decisions, we will hear from fedspeakers all week. the fed chair herself speaking friday morning. we saw low volume today. one of the lowest, lightest volume days so far, stocks in a narrow range, one of the narrowest that we've seen this year. that said there were some fascinating moves, and people did make money. however, utilities were a big drain. in this expectation of higher interest rate environment, utility, pay dividends, classic dividend players, you might say, if you get a higher yield as a saver, maybe utilities are not as attractive. so some of the big utilities lost ground. on o

i'm deirdre bolton. at issue, a winding money trail to a clinton family friend. so the person in focus, governor mcauliffe, who ran in 2013. the fbi and u.s. department of justice are looking into whether or not he took contributions from a chinese politician. as a reminder it is illegal for foreign nationals to donate to american political races. mcauliffe says the chinese billionaire had a green card. fbi and u.s. department of justice also examining if there is overlap while mcauliffe was at the clinton foundation. now on the clinton connection, here's mcauliffe's comments. >> i think we travel the same circles. i have traveled the globe with president clinton and we have a lot of the same friends. those that give to the clinton foundation have been friends of mine years and years. we friendship together. deirdre: one thing we want to clearly note, there is no allegation that the clinton foundation did anything improper according to officials. this probe focuses on mcauliffe and campaign donations. my guest has done a lot of research on the subject. he is the