bret? >> kevin, thank you. >>> just one week into her official campaign and hillary clinton and her campaign are now trying to deal with a bubbling scandal. one detail in a new book. tonight, new accusations that then secretary of state clinton engaged in quid pro- quo behavior in return for speaking fees for her former president husband from foreign sources. we have fox team coverage of the 2016 race this evening. mike emanuel and brit hume with what we learned and what we didn't but we begin with ed henry where hillary clinton is still not facing reporters on the couldn'tntroversial issues. good evening ed. >> reporter: good evening bret. bill and hillary have returned here to new hampshire and so it began today. hillary clinton launched week two of her president sham campaign with her first official stop in the friendly confines of new hampshire. hoping to stick to her middle-class message just as details liked from a new beak leaking more questions about whether she and former president

bret's going to take it from there. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. a city on edge tonight. protests have spawned violence. as you look at the funeral of the 25-year-old african-american man whose death in police custody has sparked a week of demonstrations. social media today urged young people to go on a purge. a reference to a movie about urban lawlessness. then there were reports that the national known criminal gangs were going to police officers. clearly a dangerous situation in baltimore still developing just down the road from the nation's capital. doug mckelway is in the middle of it all tonight. doug? >> reporter: bret we're standing outside of the mondawmin mall near where the baltimore city zoo is. this was the scene of rioting not much more than a half hour ago. if you look at the street behind me you can see debris and bricks and rocks i'm holding in my hand right now. very large brick thrown at somebody here and not too long ago. the protesters have moved down this direction towards the inner city and towards the baltimore inner harbor

bret? >> kevin, thank you. >>> just one week into her official campaign and hillary clinton and her campaign are now trying to deal with a bubbling scandal. one detail in a new book. tonight, new accusations that then secretary of state clinton engaged in quid pro- quo behavior in return for speaking fees for her former president husband from foreign sources. we have fox team coverage of the 2016 race this. mike emanuel and brit hume with what we learned and what we didn't but we begin with ed henry where hillary clinton is still not facing reporters on the couldn'tntroversial issues. good evening ed. >> reporter: good evening bret. bill and hillary have returned here to new hampshire and so it began today. hillary clinton launched week two of her president sham campaign with her first official stop in the friendly confines of new hampshire. hoping to stick to her middle-class message just as details liked from a new beak leaking more questions about whether she and former president bill cl

bret? >> more on all this with the papal. kevin corke traveling with the president in panama. kevin, thanks. >>> tomorrow, we continue our interviews with possible presidential contenders. this time, with donald trump. the successful businessman has launched a exploratory committee as he weighs a possible run in 2016 and this time, he claims he is serious. he is also weighing in on the big issues like the iran nuclear deal in which he says the u.s. should negotiate not only for a nuclear deal but other priorities as well. >> we have three people over there probably four or five but we have three people over there, we have the minister, you have a soldier wonderful people that shouldn't be over there. why doesn't he say, it is iran, doesn't mean a thing to you, let them go. wasn't mentionseded during the negotiation. is it important? to me important. is it when talking about nuclear? no. it sets a great little example. fellas, let them go. >> you can see my interview tomorrow right here on "

bret? >> jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. >>> now to our other breaking story. president obama culminated the seemingly endless game of diplomatic inches with what he called the framework of an agreement that, if implemented and honored, will keep the islamic republic from developing a nuclear weapon for the a least 15 years, he said. but critics say the president and his team are being played. chief washington correspondent, james rose., reports from the white house on the disputed fruits of incremental diplomacy. good evening, james. >> reporter: bret, good evening. the very first fact to understand about the deem announced today is that there is no deal. rather, we have only the parameters of a deal one that the obama administration, iran and the other world powers now hope to hammer out in fine print before june 30th. after 16 months of talks that blew through four deadlines, the u.s., iran, the european union, russia, china france, britain and germany announc

bret, thank you. we'll be back in a moment.onah goldberg, fox news contributor. good morning to you. adam gadahn we've been after him for more than a decade, and if he's been dead for four months why did we not know that? you can certainly understand why you want to buy time for the families of the innocent to be notified, but this is a bit confusing. >> it is. and we may just have to wait for some better dig-in reporting about all of this. it does lend itself to the sort of convenient political timing accusation, but we don't know that that's true either. certainly, i was originally supposed to come on this morning and talk about the clinton foundation stuff, and break news takes precedence at fox, and that's right. but it does give a good example of how one story can step on another story. we also just, you know tests also very confusing it basically sounds like the killing of the terrorists was a mistake and the killing of the hostagings was a mistake. i agree entirely that in a war where you're trying to kill bad guys, terr

bret? >> so far, what is the feeling there? >> reporter: it's very quiet. i'm a couple miles away from where the protests were but right now things are calm. >> rick leafventhal live in baltimore, thank you. >>> the president denounced the behavior today but said police and society need to make some changes. chief white house correspondent ed henry has specifics. >> reporter: after itwaiting nearly 24 hours for making a comment on the incident in baltimore, he gave a 14-minute answer in the rose garden where he put the case of freddie gray in a context that it's been going on for a long time. >> this is not new. we shouldn't pretend that it's new. >> reporter: he was referring specifically to police interactions with young, african-american males and saying that departments around the country need to do some soul searching while trying to balance that while expressing concern for the officers who were injured in baltimore and slamming criminals for what he called senseless violence that und

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bret baier.on the run down hillary clinton confronting. >> once advised johnny carson on serious matters. tell you who it is upcoming. i love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. >>> ed henry now assigned to the hillary clinton campaign, which is quite the beat. here he is in new york city today. >> i like how you enunciate assigned. >> i don't know if a lot of people know that but you are now the point man and you just fall right into it because this is a huge story. >> it's burgeoning and the fact of the matter is when you are talking about the general electric story. okay, there should be transparency on those emails. what about the fact as you are talking in the talking points about this contribution that came in from the algerian government? that completely violates the ethical agreement that hillary clinton and her aids signed with president oba

bret baier is angering his special tomorrow night with explosive tails on donations the clinton foundation accepted while mrs. clinton was secretary of state. he's going to join us live in just a moment. first let's take a look at a clip from the tangled clinton web. brett got an lieu sieve interview with peter swietser who told fox how russia came to control up to half of america's uranium. >> uranium one became very active in acquiring uranium assets actually in the united states itself. why 2008 2009 they were collateral attractive target for the russian government. >> and the russians a kwhierd that target. >> they would acquire what would amount to 50% of projected uranium output by 2015. >> in other words, russia now controls what was projected to be up to half of america's uranium. >> we're talking about things that relate to the nuclear industry. we're talking about the russian government which already provides equipment, material to iran. >> that's correct. >> the problem is that hillary clinton's family foundation the clinton foundation was receiving tens of millions of dollars f

bret? >> pretty cut and dry. peter, thank you. >>> a 61-year-old mail carrier from florida is taking responsibility for this, pilotingxa gyrcopter in order to advance a liberal cause. douglas hughes sent an e-mail to news organizations, including this one, to protest what he calls campaign finance corruption. he says he intended to deliver letters addressed to every member of congress. he was taken into custody by capitol police before he was able to do that. stocks were up. the dow gained 76 and s&p 500 finished ahead at 11. nasdaq was up 34. according to one conservative opinion page, the newest republican presidential candidate is venturing a bit out of the gop box when it comes to tax reform. so will the issue of taxes be a winner or a loser for marco rubio? chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel takes a look. >> reporter: two days after announcing he's running for the white house, florida senator marco rubio joined with senator mike lee to sell their vision for fixing the tax c

bret? >> thank you. >>> president obama's public position for much of his administration that iran was a year away from having the ability to build a nuclear bomb is being called into question tonight. cropped kevin corke looks at new information about what the president apparently knew all along. >> reporter: the doubt between what the white house says about the nuclear capability is significant and the public tone about tehran's program became more urge jebtnt leading up to the p5+1 negotiations. bloomberg reported this week that the u.s. had believed for that iran was two to three months away from having the material to create a nuclear weapon. opposition stated by the president himself on april 2nd the day the nuclear framework was announced. >> today estimates indicate that iran is only two or three months away from potentially acquiring the raw materials that could be used for a single nuclear bomb. >> reporter: but that didn't seem to square with what the administration said about ir

bret? >> thank you. >>> president obama's public position for much of his administration that iran was a year away from having the ability to build a nuclear bomb is being called into question tonight. cropped kevin corke looks at new information about what the president apparently knew all along. >> reporter: the doubt between what the white house says about the nuclear capability is significant and the public tone about tehran's program became more urge jebtnt leading up to the p5+1 negotiations. bloomberg reported this week that the u.s. had believed for quite some time that iran was two to three months away from having the material to create a nuclear weapon. opposition stated by the president himself on april 2nd the day the nuclear framework was announced. >> today estimates indicate that iran is only two or three months away from potentially acquiring the raw materials that could be used for a single nuclear bomb. >> reporter: but that didn't seem to square with what the administrati

i'm bret baier in washington. president obama is taking cuba off the list of state sponsors of terrorism. it's a move the president telegraphed late last year when he announced the u.s. and its southern neighbor were ending a half century of hostility. let's start there and get the latest from kevin cork at the white house. >> it was a move that was certainly expected out of this white house. here's what happens next. cuba will remain on the list of sponsors of terror for the next 45 days until that designation is officially rescinded unless congress can come up with a veto-prove override which would seem highly unlikely at this point. that would leave three nations on the list. sudan syria and iran. now, the latter was the focus of another major story here in washington today as the attention shifted to the white house's nuclear arms talks with that country. this as the senate foreign relations committee voted 19-0 for engagement in that process. >> this legislation is exactly the congressional review that we've

bret? >> who knows what it is doing with all of the cash. here's chief washington cropped james rosen. >> reporter: good evening. this is an extraordinary tale where one of the key conditions said at the very outset ensured that this money would flow into the coffers of the regime. the islamic regime has been receiving $750 million a month in assets unfrozen by the u.s. and negotiating partners. all of that money now in the hands has so far added up to 10 billion. one year ago the state department vowed to not let these funds be put to ill use. >> this money could be use to provide rockets to -- >> we found out that they were not using any money of them for sanctionsable activities, it would be a huge problem i can assure you of that. >> reporter: but they have not misused the unfrozen funds is at best and the director of national intelligence recently certified that as of february 13th iran was still developing increasingly sophisticated missiles and provided robust military support to dam

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let's check in with bret baier. he anchors "special report" every night, 6:00 eastern right here on the fox news channel. bret it is my understanding that her advisors plan to reintroduce hillary clinton to the american people. is there anyone in america who doesn't already know hillary clinton? >> jon, she does have about 100% name recognition in most polls and everybody has an opinion one side or another about hillary clinton, what this campaign it appears is going to try to do is reintroduce her to some of the early parts of her life, her career her life as a mother and, to put a relatable softer, pitch on hillary clinton, not the big events, the big speeches that we saw in 2008, but perhaps, more intimate gatherings according to senior aides with the clinton camp by the way they're not getting paid. almost all of it is volunteer. in coming days that will change and apparently getting a check. jon: when she started in 2008 took it twitter and i'm in. there was a lot of i did this and i did that. aides said that i

. >> governor mike huckabee on "special report" with bret baier last night. may the 5th i'm going to make a huge announcement about whether i'm going to run or not. you connect the dots and decide if you will. before 2008 all signs point to go but my heart is saying no. after a lot of contemplation and consultation this is what he is saying. take a listen. >> i don't think anybody should enter into a decision that is this monumental not just for me but for my entire family without a lot of prayer, a lot of thoughtful consideration, a lot of consultation with friends and family members. and so all a of that is a very important factor in leading up to the decision that i will make and make clear on may the 5th. >> he is going to be on our show a little later this morning. we will pressure him to see if we can bump his may at&t. forget the may ath. >> i ran into huckabee totally random in washington.

but bret baier has the highlights. bret? >> the dealings of bill and hillary clinton are what peter schweizer calls the clinton blur so interconnected that it's pretty easy to get lost. from lucrative reconstruction deals given to clinton friends and donors after the earthquake in haiti, to 500 and 750,000 speeches for bill clinton paid for by countries or foreign companies with some action or policy in front of his then secretary of state wife. to a major uranium mining deal for clinton friend a deal to to be finalized during a trip with former president clinton. >> soon after that, bill clinton got a huge donation, $31 million to his charitable foundation followed by a pledge to donate $100 million more. >> the company became uranium one as was eeventually sold to a russian company that is essentially controlled by vladimir putin. they now also control more than 20% of american uranium. officials with uranium one and investors who profited donated $140 million to the clinton foundation. but millions of dollars of those don

bret?> doug thank you. we'll follow it. >>> up next we learn of hundreds more previously undisclosed donors to the clinton foundation. >>> first, here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york with the jury in the trial of the man accused of murdering a 6-year-old in 1979 says it is dead locked. the jury has been deliberating since april 15th. the judge told them to keep at it. fox 40 in sacramento where california governor jerry brown is threatening $10,000 fines for people who waste water. brown wants to cut water usage by 25% in the state, now in the fourth year of a severe drought. this is a live look at orlando, florida, from our affiliate fox 35. daredevil nik wallenda strolled along the orlando eye observation wheel. the eye opens to the public next month. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great... ...if hiring plumbers, carpenters and e

jo pavelsky finds bret byrnes. his 17th goal of the season. but no more for the sharks.od tied at one. kings power play winding down. mcnabb on the slap shot. three minutes later, marian gaborik with the deke and the goal. 3-1 l.a. his 27th of the year. later in the period jonathan quick. go ahead and zone melker karlsson. kings would add an empty netter. sharks drop their finale, 4-1 is the final. another team doing very well in the bay area. the warriors on the court later tonight taking on the minnesota timber would he haves going for their 65th win of the season. you know what, thank you so much for letting me do sports instead of weather. rob, that's your job. let me stay away from the weather stuff. >> head right over there. >> you know about high pressure systems. >> i know absolutely nothing. >> thanks very much had enry. great to see you again. >> you got it. great here. take care guys. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here following nbc's boxing coverage again tonight at 11:00. have a great evening. >>> intercepted at the goal line. >> the following

deadline is "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger and foreign affairs columnist bret stephens. so dan, a lot of details that we're going to talk about. big picture the president said a good deal. you agree? >> no i think it's a weak deal, paul. let look at the big picture. when they began these negotiations in early 2013, the goal was to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon. >> still is, the president says. >> well, halfway through, they decided and they claim they saw this coming iran was not going to dismantle its nuclear infrastructure. what we have ended up with is a country that has one year called the breakout period to build a nuclear weapon. so they still remain with the ability to do what they wanted to do from the beginning. this is what's known as a threshold nuclear state and because we have a threshold nuclear state in iran that puts in motion the other dynamics we have been worrying about about proliferation around the middle east, among other countries. >> all right, let's talk about some of the specific weaknesses, holes in this framework agreement.

property. >> that's a great point, bret. you remember the dubai ports deal which she was opposed to. >> we believe that no foreign government should control our ports. >> in this particular case we're talking about uranium, we're talking about things that relate to the nuclear industry we're talking about the russian government. >> which already provides equipment, material to iran. >> that's correct. >> just how deeply those uranium interests were invested in the clintons was not disclosed by them or their foundation. schweizer learned about that by scouring canadian tax records. >> so let's go to the fern wood document. >> fern wood foundation is an entity in canada controlled by ian tellfer who ends up being the chairman of uranium one. ian telfer in 2007 made an individual contribution to the clinton foundation. the problem is based on canadian tax records in this particular case made a payment of $250,000 to the clinton justra sustainable growth initiative. they are required to disclose the donation they failed to do th

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bret why do you think the convoy turned around? >> i think frankly, it had only partly to do with the arrival of the "theodore roosevelt." i think it had a lot to do with the resumption of saudi air strikes on aden on other houthi targets in yemen which told the iranians that even if their ships got through the blockade which was a possibility, that the saudis would bomb them when they were unloading in port. >> okay. why should americans care about this conflict in yemen? i think a lot of americans say it's far away, long ago, who cares. >> you mean the conflict in yemen connected to the one in iraq connected to the one in syria? look if you designed an experiment to see how badly the middle east could spin out of control and get the results we're seeing right here you've got the saudis trying to initiate strikes on their own, instead of going through diplomacy with yemen. this is what happens when the united states pulls out as we did in iraq when barack obama pulled the troop level down there to zero. you get this result and you

. >> bret thank you. now, let's bring in the man who's team spent ten years on clinton money trail. peter sweitzer author of "clinton cash." let's start with the phrase bret used you mention, the clinton blur the mix of public and private and charity and government action. what's your point? xbl xbl >> the point is when former president travels the world and spends time in the developing world in europe when he goes there he's usually wearing several hats when his wife was in public office he's the spouse of a very powerful public figure and head of a charity and also giving speeches and he's probably there with an entourage that includes foreign business men that have matters before the government in columbia or kazakhstan or whenever it may be. when you have a mix of public and private profit making backed by the government power your spouse has, i think it creates a dangerous cocktail as far as conflict of interest is concerned. >> you have an interesting point i want to put up on the screen that seems to demonstrate exactly the point you're making between 2001 and 2012 bill clin

bret baier our chief political anchor is here to dissect that and much more. we're going to hear from hillary clinton, raining on the parade of senator marco rubio a little on monday, right? >> you would think at least it's setting up that way. we're told there will likely be a tweet or facebook post with a video from hillary clinton. which will get a lot of attention. everybody expectxexpected her to get in this race. but it will get a lot of attention. marco rubio is scheduled to deliver his announcement that he'll be getting in monday in miami. and there's two schools of thought here gretchen. one is that all the oxygen will be sucked up by hillary clinton's anoungs the but the other is that marco rubio will get a fresh look and be the contrast to hillary clinton and who knows, some media organizations may put split screen with mark quo rubio's announcement and hillary's on essentially the same day. >> that's interesting. >> that may help the rubio campaign. >> i want to go back to the polls. i have to tell you that i think it's the biggest news of the week

property. >> that's a great point, bret. you remember the dubai ports deal which she was opposed to. >> we believe that no foreign government should control our ports. >> in this particular case we're talking about uranium, we're talking about things that relate to the nuclear industry we're talking about the russian government. >> which already provides equipment, material to iran. >> that's correct. >> just how deeply those uranium interests were invested in the clintons was not disclosed by them or their foundation. schweizer learned about that by scouring canadian tax records. >> so let's go to the fern wood document. >> fern wood foundation is an entity in canada controlled by ian tellfer who ends up being the chairman of uranium one. ian telfer in 2007 made an individual contribution to the clinton foundation. the problem is based on canadian tax records in this particular case made a payment of $250,000 to the clinton justra sustainable growth initiative. they are required to disclose the donation they failed to do th

what the king abdullah told bret, a stunning thing. singular strategy for going after these groups. every country has their own strategy. we're all thinking we can do it this way, we can do it that way. what people like general jack keane will tell you one silver lining comes out of all of this, some of these countries are starting to take the lead taking on bad guys themselves. that really did not happen before now. >> look at tanks on the ground. look at boko haram, who is now promised to get together with the islamic state and they're rolling on their own. i mean, everybody will have to have their unified vision but how do you get there? where is the coalition, concerned did i? >> i always said that the united states can lead with strategy. i think that's what the united states does best, better than anyone else in the world. if you have willing countries like jordan or saudi arabia, go ahead, put ground troops in there. fight the good fight in your own backyard but i don't have a problem with the united states, it's funny as al-aba

this is peter schweizer and new book with bret baier. >> the central question? the question which schweizer investigated was about how so many of these deals seem to come back at some point to the clintons? >> what quickly became apparent to many people if you wanted a contract if you wanted to do business in haiti, you had to have relationships with the clintons. that was absolutely key. >> reporter: the company that cleaned up on the cell phone transfers was digicell. >> they took in 50 million dollars in revenue in haiti. >> reporter: digicell is run by irish billionaire dennis o'brien, who set up lucrative speeches for bill clinton as well as donating millions of his own money to the clinton foundation. and one company that got a rare gold permit was vcs mining which doesn't have much mining experience but would soon have hillary clinton's brother tony rodham on its board. gerri: it's company after company after country after country at what point do the democrats say this is not working? >> i think that's exactly the question. what point will the democrats

bret baier is in washington with more on the king who is not a fan. hey, bret. >> hey neil. >> you had a chance to talk to jordan scandella. did you get a sense from him that he's almost pulling a netanyahu, that it's that bad or he's that angry, that fed up what? >> he was very diplomatic in the answers but clearly said the relationship with the u.s. has changed in the middle east and with jordan. he has said that the dynamic between arab nations and the u.s. has changed and they're standing on their own fighting the fight. in a number of ways he has a lot of concerns about iran. he thinks part of the negotiations, he said, should include iran's expansion efforts in yemen, in syria, in lebanon with the gaza strip. he thinks all of that should be part of the u.s. negotiations with iran. but as you know, it's not. and frankly the bill up on capitol hill that is going through committee doesn't address that either. >> i think you were telling me about the process itself that stymies him a little bit. this is from your chat with him. >> its role in iraq,

i'm bret bare in washington.tween a white police officer and an unarmed african-american man in the moments leading up to a fatal shooting captured on camera. >>> plus how national politicians are now weighing in on this developing story. senior national correspondent john roberts is in north charleston, south carolina, again tonight. hi john. >> reporter: congressman steven lynch openly -- [ inaudible ]. >> released by the south carolina law enforcement division. what this shows is the very first moments of the encounter between officer michael slager and

bret's going to take it from there. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. a city on edge tonight. protests have spawned violence. as you look at the funeral of the 25-year-old african-american man whose death in police custody has sparked a week of demonstrations. social media today urged young people to go on a purge. a reference to a movie about urban lawlessness. then there were reports that the national known criminal gangs were going to police officers. clearly a dangerous situation in baltimore still developing just down the road from the nation's capital. doug mckelway is in the middle of it all

bret baier. >> behind me is a city with more concentrated power than anywhere in the world. washington. and hillary clinton lost her top job in town. ever since she announced her candidacy for president, her path has attracted new scrutiny. one aspect of her record is that she and husband bill have spent years making millions. and handing out even more to various causes. they say they're doing good work but some people now claim their activities raise questions of influenced pedaling on a global stand. tonight we'll look at those charges. this is a story that goes around the world. we'll start in haiti. january 12 2010 haiti suffers a devastating 7.0 earthquake. more than 200,000 die and over 100,000 builds and homes are destroyed. within four days u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton arrives to survey the damage. >> i want to assure the people of haiti that the united states is a friend a partner and a supporter. >> two days later former president clinton was on the ground. >> i hope that they'll rebuilt in a more stronger and sustainable way. >> bill clinton was previou

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bret baier is here anchor of special report. there is no direct evidence he said but there is a troubling pattern of benefits flowing to people who benefited to the clinton foundation and countries. >> clearly there is no e-mail that says i will do x for y. there are not tens of thousands of e-mails because they have been erased from an e-mail server and there is a lot of questions around that. but the bottom line is all of this laid out, the clinton campaign pushes back a tangled web of conspiracy theories and raises questions about ethics, politics and the interaction of a transactional political system. and questions that hilary clinton will likely have to answer at some point whether from a group of reporters on the trail in nevada or a one-on-one interview. we have interviewed her before and she is welcome on special report any time. >> the head of the clinton organization is going to refile tax forms suggesting it is more about housekeeping not separateing certain donations from grants. how big of a deal is this? >> they a

we have the big bret baier thing coming out tomorrow night. he will lay out all the details, knocks news reporting the tangled clinton web which premieres tomorrow night on the fox news channel. i want to mention coming up at the end of the show you need to stick around. there might be a picture that involves your family. >> oh my daughter? >> in the instagram challenge. >> i can't wait. >> stick around. thanks for all that information. >>> surprising new poll matching up hillary clinton against one of the newly-announced republican candidates. the newcomer polling neck and neck with the former secretary of state. >>> a legal battle pitting personal beliefs against public health. one state's move to make vaccinations mandatory for all children plus the potential effect on the rest of the country. >>> welcome back to "the real story." we have a new update on the emergency landing we told you yesterday. not one but three passengers lost consciousness after a possible pressurization problem. the skywest airlines flight taking off from o'hare in c

how do you see it shaping up among the republicans bret baier? >> well there are a lot of them. 18 perspective candidates in this leadership summit. and laying out their plans. a couple battle lines are drawn. one is on foreign policy. more aggressive policy of marco rubio and lindsay graham and jeb bush and rand paul on the other side of that coin. i think you have seen lines being drawn on social security entitlement reform and mike huckabee and donald trump blasting chris christie's plan. you will see division develop but the focus is on president obama and hilary clinton. >> the washington had an article putting jeb bush lindsay graham and rand paul on one side of the divide saying the party needs to expand its base and reach beyond a traditional republican voting bloc of older, more conservative folders. and own others say you just have to be an honest activeconservative and appeal to folks like that. >> jeb bush has high unfavorables in ohio and new hampshire. we are three and a half months from the first debate that happens on fox the firs

property. >> that's a great point, bret. remember, the divide ports deal, which she was opposed to. >> we believe no foreign government should control our ports. >> in this particular case we're talking aboutanium. we're talking about things that relate to the nuclear industry. we're talking about the russian government. >> which already provides equipment and material to iran. >> that's correct. >> just how deeply those uranium interests were invested in the clintons was not disclosed by them or their foundation. schweitzer learned about that by scouring canadian tax records. >> so let's go to the fernwood document. >> that's an entity in canada controlled by ian telfer who ends up being the sharm of uranium one. the russian of owned company. in 2007, he made an individual contribution to the clinton foundation. the problem is based on canadian tax records, in this particular case, made a payment of $250,000 growth initiative. they are required to tell their numbers. they failed to do that. you're talking about more than $2

bret baier is here. good morning to you. i want to get your thoughts on the rollout.eo she did yesterday and she is in a scooby doo bus and is headed to iowa. >> the video is unusual way to do it but compared to what others do i suppose it is fine. i don't think it makes any difference. the van is intended to be a symbol she is not going to be carried around by aids. that might help a little >> that was a different cartoon we remember. you made interesting comments. you think people are sick of the clinton's and their weird marriage. what is different this time around? why does she have optimism? >> she is by far the best known candidate in the field and maybe the most famous woman in the world. she might be. and she has a residue of support from the people who backed her in the past and they are not small in number. she has a big organization experience, a resume as long as your arm whether it is thick or thin on the list of achievements is an argument we will hear about, but the biggest advantage of all is she is the only candidate at the time moment in the race. >>

what bret baier found out that number may be half. half of the u.s. uranium supply controlled by the russians who may be selling uranium to the iranians who may be using it to build bombs against us. melissa: let me break it down even further. if you look around, the russians cornered the market on uranium right now. this is a disaster for us. we have a net importer of uranium. we only produce 20% of what we need. they have taken control of a company that has 20% of our supply. >> this might be a stupid question but did she personally intervene? melissa: here we go. because you say, how does something like this -- >> did she? melissa: isn't there a committee on foreign investment that is supposed to stop this? >> including her and the attorney general and some other people but she was -- melissa: she was on that committee. >> let's, you know what question i'm asking because -- >> absolutely. >> you have done this sort of reporting. you have to stitch it. did she go back, is her fingerprints on -- melissa: she is on the committee that approved it. >> s

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i'm bret baier. the verdict in the boston marathon bombing trial, guilty on all counts. that decision seemed almost foregone conclusion long before proceedings against dzhokhar tsarnaev began. the more intriguing question remains. will he be put to death for his crimes. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev convicted on all 30 federal counts including conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and multitude of weapons charges stemming from five days of terror that began with the boston marathon bombing. jurors confirming tsarnaev's intentional participation in the planning with his older brother tamerlan, who was killed run over by police officers. 264 people were wounded more than a dozen losing limbs and three lives were claimed in the boston attack. martin richards just 8 years old, 23-year-old lindsay lu and christy campbell. their bodies filled with shrapnel. days later the brothers ambushed officer colier. tsarnaev borrowed a gun used in a murder from a long time friend, the same gun used in a carjacking and terrifying a chinese national who escaped. they engaged poli

thank you for that nugget bret. you have a nugget of your own tonight a special announcement from governor mike huckabee. >> here's the deal. we do these pieces, these contender series. presidential contender series. introducing viewers to all these different candidates or perspective candidates. governor huckabee was next up in line. then the campaign said we want to make news. he wants to make news about the campaign. potential campaign we said sure. we want to do it on you. embargoed till 6:00 p.m. so tune in 6:00 p.m. tonight and you'll hear news from governor uckabee. >> come on i thought i was going to gelittle bit more. we'll get the full story on "special report" tonight 6:00 p.m. eastern. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> let's talk about terror now. the iraqi city of ramadi at risk falling into the hands of isis. iraqi troops are trying to keep their hold. thousands leaving as isis comes. in the terror group advancing on one of the country's largest oil refine ris. that could be a huge problem. >>> we a