i'm shannon bream in for bret baier.tics as hillary clinton lays claim to the democratic nomination. we begin tonight in israel where three people are dead after two men opened fire in a marketplace in tel aviv. correspondent john huddy is on the scene with the latest and who investigators think are responsible. good evening, john. >> well shannon, good evening. another attack. terror attack here in tel aviv. sound of gunfire shattering what a beautiful and was a beautiful summer evening here. just to set the scene for you,

bret baier breaking down the fight for the golden state. melissa: president obama has a plan to save the drowning social security program, and surprise, surprise, it involves the wealthy. >> social security is more important than ever. we can't afford to weaken social security. we should be strengthening social security. [applause] if you suffer from a dry mouth, then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? well, there is biotene, specially formulated with moisturizers and lubricants... biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. melissa: democratic candidates are in dead heat. hillary clinton holding a razor thin edge over bernie sanders in california, leading the vermont senator by just two percentage points according to new "nbc/wall street journal" poll within the margin of error by the way in case you were wondering. here now is bret baier, host of "special report" on

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endorse hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is doubling down e-mail scandal what she told bret baierkay to use a private server. actually -- >> you said that -- >> way just want to ask. >> -- actually, supported what i have been saying, for years. the rules were -- >> you said hundreds of people -- >> the said -- >> by other secretary of states that it was mistake i certainly wouldn't do it again but i think that -- you know, it is basically pointed out that the rules were not clarified and that both before me and after me for a period of time. >> impact of the race on business, glaxosmithkline ceo weighs in on possible effects for the pharmaceutical industry, third time is charm i guess, san francisco trying again, to give illegal immigrants the right to vote in some elections, the outrage coming up then zika virus over rio olympics about athletics dropping out we will as you can the shana miller later. >> kaebd crush mand m's band in one country. >> singer facing 20-million songwriters say he copied one of their tunes. >> markets this morning under selling pressure weakness in asia

." >>> good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, the woman who was the country's top diplomat and wants to be its next president was anything but diplomatic today. in discussing one of the men standing in her way to the white house. hillary clinton used a scorched earth attack on donald trump to try to disqualify the presumptive gop nominee. while trying to bolster her own credentials. even as her democratic primary race and her email scandal still threatens to derail her ambitions. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin has the top story from san diego. >> her aides billed it as the counterpunch to donald trump's quote trash-talking of america. a foreign policy speech that was also an indictment of trump as a future commander-in-chief. >> he is tempermentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code. because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> the first shot across the bow came a day earlier whe

harris: she knows she will get tough questions from bret baier, right?he didn't anticipate them from scott pelley. maybe that is why he put on those gorgeous glasses so he could readily her. this is coming. i'm looking at my notes. get ready. david, i love you, go on. >> i was going to say she tried at the beginning of campaign woman excuse for some reasons she was getting beat up. i know a lot of people who would like to vote for me because they can't because i'm a woman. i haven't met those people but she claims to have. seems to be falling flat. am i wrong on that? people point to people like maggie thatcher from getting elected and reelected in england 30 years ago no. >> it makes us look like we need special treatment. you can't be tough on me because i'm a woman. any woman with self respect will have problem that goes across the political spectrum. >> amen. sandra: you're smiling. sandra: go back to the initial point on the conversation her views on the economy. you talk about how she is playing woman card. she has gone from that saying her husband

." >>> good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, the woman who was the country's top diplomat and wants to be its next president was anything but diplomatic today. in discussing one of the men standing in her way to the white house. hillary clinton used a scorched earth attack on donald trump to try to disqualify the presumptive gop nominee. while trying to bolster her own credentials. even as her democratic primary race continues. and her email scandal still threatens to derail her ambitions. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin has the top story from san diego. >> her aides billed it as the counterpunch to donald trump's quote trash-talking of america. a foreign policy speech that was also an indictment of trump as a future commander-in-chief. >> he is tempermentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code. because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> the first shot across the bow came a day

as we watch these scenes let's go back to washington and bret baier, who is watching all of this alongret, more thoughts on this. >> well, i just think the general points out there is announcement of an active shooter drill. i don't think we can definitely say that is what we're seeing because we have two defense officials independently saying this is different. this is report of an active shooter. and the base itself is tweeting out that while they had a scheduled drill that this is a real world situation. i think, i mean it is possible as the general said that the wires were crossed but i do think that they're treating this according to officials both at the pentagon and at joint base andrews as an active shooter situation and we don't know the extent of it. martha: that is absolutely right and we got that word from the department of defense as bret points out. it has been now 12 minutes since we have had any information coming from joint base andrews and i would assume that the reason for that is, they don't want to put anything else out until they're absolutely sure of what they ha

bret baier has an interview with hillary clinton. we are going to bring you up to date on a story moving the market. the u.s.c. joint indicated it is open to talks to morning and the german company says it's willing to slash out $62 billion in cash. so this would be one of the biggest get-togethers ever. especially painful hard cash. with me now, the person who brings us the exclusive. charles gasparino. charlie: this was a closed conference. we spoke with attendees and received a deutsch bank private memos on his remarks. lately there has been almost no news on this. markets discounted the deal like it's not going to happen. bayer put up money but baumann says it's not enough. baumann said bayer is open to continue constructive discussions on the merger. they are prepared to proceed immediately with due diligence. here his where the rubber met the road. he said talks about take place in private for now. so there are talks between the two despite the fact that monsanto rejected the bid. >> i want to ask, how likely is this to go thro

i'm bret baier in washington. a livid donald trump ripping into his campaign staff and telling supporters to go hard after the media and the judge at the center of a growing controversy. trump, as you can tell, is not backing down from statements questioning the impartiality of a hispanic judge and his trump university lawsuit. chief political correspond is in new york outside trump tower. good evening, carl. >> reporter: hi, brett. organizational problems in the trump campaign have been well documented. today, the controversial nature of his message and internal staff friction came to bear when donald trump was on a conference call with supporters around the country and found out the staff said it's time to lay back and lay off the judge. trump got furious. sources say criticized his staff and told supporters and surrogates to go hard after the judge and after reporters. neither of which are going to be on the ballot in november. this is the type of thing that raises questions for a lot of trump supporters. hope

bret baier has hillary clinton on at 6:00 p.m. "happening now" starts right now. nate. >> the medical examiner revealing what caused the accident that many thought was a suicide. isis, upping the ante. how the islamic state is using suicide attacks and what the troubling thing means on the war on terror. and identical twins in a nasty fight. one woman drove off the cliff and she survived and now facing murder charges. >>> a mom fights off the would be abductor. and all on "happening now". but we begin with a whole new phase in the presidential race. the presumptive nominees of both parties now declared. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am greg jarret. >> i am melissa francis. and hillary clinton and donald trump declaring victory. clinton make history and becoming the first woman to clinch the nomination of a major party. but bernie sanders is not conceding anything. he is vowing to take his campaign all the way to the democratic convention. >> we are going to fight hard and we take our fight for social economic, racial and environmental justice to

my colleague bret baier sat down with the presumptive democratic nominee a short time ago and asked her about the investigation and the issues important to her campaign. here's bret. >> shannon, thank you. i'm at the eisenhower presidential library in abilene, kansas, working on a project. we're fortunate enough to be joined tonight by secretary hillary clinton joining us from shap okinaw chappaqua, new york. congratulations on clinching your party's nomination. >> thank you very much, bret, i appreciate that. >> yours was an historic campaign. we should point out that bernie sanders was also an historic campaign. he got more votes than any democratic socialist has ever gotten in history. it's telling about the democratic party some people say. you know when your husband ran, he ran a much different campaign. as a centrist. a new democrat. as the third way. you know, he was credited with nafta and a balanced budget. he was and is a friend of wall street. so when you say he should be in charge of the economy. is he in tune with today's democratsic party? >> let me make a couple of points

i'm bret baier in washington. a livid donald trump ripping into his campaign staff and telling supporters to go hard after the media and the judge at the center of a growing controversy. trump, as you can tell, is not backing down from statements questioning the impartiality of a hispanic judge and his trump university lawsuit. chief political correspond is in new york outside trump tower. good evening, carl. >> reporter: hi, brett. organizational problems in the trump campaign have been well documented. today, the controversial nature of his message and internal staff friction came to bear when donald trump was on a conference call with supporters around the country and found out the staff said it's time to lay back and lay off the judge. trump got furious. sources say criticized his staff and told supporters and surrogates to go hard after the judge and after reporters. neither of which are going to be on the ballot in november. this is the type of thing that raises questions for a lot of trump supporters. hope

i'm bret baier in washington.d trump ripping into his campaign staff and telling supporters to go hard after the media and the judge at the center of a growing controversy. trump, as you can tell, is not backing down from statements questioning the impartiality of a hispanic judge and his trump university lawsuit. chief political correspond is in new york outside trump tower. good evening, carl. >> reporter: hi, brett. organizational problems in the trump campaign have been well documented. today, the controversial nature of his message and internal staff friction came to bear when

check this out at 6:00, bret baier "special report" will be live from san diego. right after that.going to be on the jersey shore, seaside heights, live from there. bill o'reilly will be live from studio a, he'll have krauthammer, possibly greg, definitely kimberly. 9:00, kelly file going live from studio j up on 12. 10:00, donald trump joins sean hannity. to respond to some of the stuff with the judge and at 11:00, brett and megan will have live updates on the races including california and new jersey. >>> megan mccain. >> this is one of my favorite one more things. i'm going ton an aunt. my brother jack and his lovely wife, my sister-in-law rene announced they're having a baby, my mom is excited. my mother could not be more thrilled to finally be a grandmother. i'm so happy for them. i wanted to make that one more thing today. >> so set your dvrs to never miss an episode of "the five." that's it for us, "special report" is next and a big election night. >>> this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier. coming to you live from san diego, behind me is the "uss af. we're here for the ca

i'm bret baier.re and explosions erupt in turkey as many as three suicide bombers attack at anise tan bul airport. 28 dead, 60 swrered according to authorities and the investigation is just under way as to who may be responsible. john hud is in our newsroom in turkey with the latest. >> 28 people killed more than 60 others injured and possibly three attackers -- he says three attackers were involved i

bret baier, "special report." 6:00 p.m. fox news. >>> still questions this hour. what was behind a shooting at the university of california in los angeles that has left two people dead. students being searched for weapons. officials believe it pears to be a murder/suicide but the response was quick and massive. more on that in a moment. but now to adam houseley in los angeles on what we know right now. >> reporter: yeah, in fact, students are still being let out at ucla. we are smack in the middle of the university. if you know los angeles, it's the west side. students now coming out in much smaller numbers, three, four, five at a time, maybe half an hour ago we saw hundreds and hundreds come out from all the surrounding buildings where they had been hunkered down. we know some students who i was texting with when this was going on were walking by the engineering building around 10:00 a.m. local time when the first call came in of an active shooter. they were pulled into a building next door and pushed into a room where they were basically barricaded in by a secur

welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. it's good news/bad news for hillary clinton.ing in the general election match-up against presumptive nominee donald trump. who is down six points to 39% from a high of 45% last month. the bad news for secretary clinton is that when asked, 60% of voters believe she's lying about her emails. when you break down those numbers, not only do 90% of republicans think she's being untruthful. 64% of independents and 35% of democrats also believe she's deceiving the public.

she actually sat down for a rare interview with bret baier by satellite. she was at her location and bret was in abilene, kansas. over at cbs, she was asked about her unfavorable numbers and she had this to say about that. she doesn't take any responsibility for it. >> it is possible that your biggest obstacle is not your opponent but yourself. 52% of the american people who participated in the cbs news poll have an unfavorable opinion of you. that's the highest negative impression of anyone ever nominated by the democratic party since we started asking that question in 1984. do you bare responsibility for that? >> oh, i think i do. when serving as secretary of state i had an approval of 66%. i think it is fair to ask what happened? and tens of millions of dollars of negative advertising and coverage that has been set my way. i understand that and i know it's up to me to take the base i built and expanded by reaching to it to senator sanders' supporters and many others across the count industry, including republicans and independents. >> she blames it on ne

i'm bret baier. gunfire and explosions erupt in turkey as many as three suicide bombers attack at anise tan bul airport. 28 dead, 60 swrered according to authorities and the investigation is just under way as to who may be responsible. john hud is in our newsroom in turkey with the latest. >> 28 people killed more than 60 others injured and possibly three attackers -- he says three attackers were involved in the attack at istanbul's ataturk airport earlier in the evening. this happened right around 10:00 pm local time there. just after 1:00 am on the ground now. turkish official say that the attackers blew themselves up at the international terminal entrance. you see that cct video of one of the bombings. this happened just before the security check-in area. we're hearing that one of the attackers may have opened fire on police with a kalashnikov rifle before detonating the explosive device. we don't know the identity of the attackers and no particular group has claimed responsibility. this is the la

i'm bret baier in washington.ent is admitting tonight that it deliberately edited out of its video records an exchange between our chief washington correspondent james rosen and the department's then spokeswoman. that exchange appeared to acknowledge an earlier lie from a different spokeswoman and then to justify it. at first the edit was called a glitch. now we know different. correspondent peter doocy has specifics. good evening, peter. >> reporter: good evening, bret. there was no technical glitch. the state department admitted today instead they deliberately deleted an eight-minute exchange about whether or not

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. it's a big day for politics as hillary clinton lays claim to the democratic nomination. we begin tonight in israel where three people are dead after two men opened fire in a marketplace in tel aviv. correspondent john huddy is on the scene with the latest and who investigators think are responsible. good evening, john. >> well shannon, good evening. another attack. terror attack here in tel aviv. sound of gunfire shattering what a beautiful and was a beautiful summer evening here. just to set the scene for you, shannon, quickly. all of this happened in a restaurant here in this busy marketplace and mall. around 9:30 yesterday evening now. because we're in the overnight hours. it's the place is called max brenner. take a look at this video. it is dramatic video. police say that two gunmen that were dressed in suits, possibly trying to be disguised as orthodox jews, we're not clear about that, but they opened fire, they got up, one may have had a submachine gun. opened fire. four people

i'm bret baier in washington. "mediabuzz" will return next week. with all of this breaking news the violence began to unfold at 2:00 this morning eastern time and we begin our coverage with fox news correspondent peter doocy who is on the scene in orlando. peter. >> reporter: breath, we found out the vehicle that omar mateen drove to pulse on orange avenue in orlando. it was a van that we understand still parked outside. the information is changing so rapidly, so dramatically and we just found out that is because from the time that the s.w.a.t. team went in, the nine-man s.w.a.t. team went in and rescued 30 people until now there were thought to be an unknown number of devices because omar mateen had at least one device in addition to an ar-15 style assault rifle and a handgun. so it took a lot of time, but they just in the last few minutes cleared the scene and they are going in. this is from the police chief just now. >> nightclub pulse has been cleared and deemed safe of any devices. we are in the process of clearing the suspect's vehicle, which

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>>> i'm bret baier in for chris wallace. a mass shooting at a florida nightclub, many dead and authorities investigating it as an act of terror, we will have the latest. >>> plus donald trump looks to hit the reset button. >> no one should be judged by their race or their color. >> today an exclusive interview with a key trump surrogate, senator jeff sessions on the criticism over trump's judge comments, some parties are calling racist. >> it's absolutely unacceptable. >> i think it's time for him to look like a serious candidate for president. >> and trump's strategy for the general election. >> we're going to bring our nation together. >>> then hillary clinton makes history as the first woman to win a major party's nomination. >> as your president i will always have your back. >> securing key endorsements along the way. >> i'm with her. >> i am ready to get in this fight. >> we'll speak to a top clinton reporter, senator amy klobuchar on the historic week, the dem's strategy for taking on trump and the investigations that

we'll get the latest from fox's bret baier next. >> 8:30. 71 degrees.y on tap.ap. in fact good thing we're lookinl at the white house we'll talktew politics right now.politics r of course, all eyes on great gre britain where it is still is s fiercely divided this morningor over the brexit vote and now thd country and the world really isy joining me now with fox -- fox'f bret baier i should say. sho s good to see you, brett. >> hey, holly g morning.ni >> is he i get this sense thatsa there's this whole be carefular what you wish for feeling that't coming from great britain aftern this vote. >> i think so.o i mean they are playing it'slayg going to be a benefit to greatrt britain in the long run l obviously there's lot ofy e's lo uncertainly. we don't know how long it's going to take to unwind and what it's going to mean real bigig impact for the world economy. eo and when you look at politics of this, there is this sense, aensa little bit of a connection of anti establishment. not pushing regulations from a government center.en concern about immigration.

i'm bret baier. donald trump's numbers are slipping a bit following a campaign shakeup this month, as the gop presumptive nominee tries to redirect his campaign towards a win in november. the latest fox news poll and the first national poll completely post brexit vote shows that donald trump is six points behind hillary clinton in the head-to-head matchup. and after pulling ahead of clinton in may, his numbers have slipped seven points from 45% to 38%. when it comes to party unity, clinton does well with 83% of democrats saying they support her. nearly three quarters of republicans polled say the same for donald trump. trump is ahead with independents. 39% of them say they prefer the gop candidate and that is news welcome for a candidate sticking to a plan to win over voters in all 50 states, according to him. tonight, he is in bangor, maine, where we find peter doocy. >> reporter: good evening, bret. >> so beautiful. so beautiful to see. >> reporter: donald trump has a ten-point lead with male voter

fox's bret baier interviewed hillary clinton and asked her if she is worried about getting indicted over her server. >> i will repeat what i said. that is not going to happen. there is no basis for it and i'm look forward to this being wrapped up as soon as possible. kennedy: president obama endorsed hillary clinton earlier today. federal agents under his authority investigating her. >> i'm in the belly of the base but i'm better now that i'm on with you. kennedy: he has two bea point hes d two appointees in charge of investigating hillary clinton and he's endorsed her. it seems like what he's saying is you have to take care of her and shield her because this is a person i have to run on my legacy. >> it's a fair reading of the message he sent today with his endorsement which we though was taped two days ago and released earlier today. and it is a conflict. you have his two most high profile appoints in the law enforcement area, attorney general loretta lynch and f.b.i. director james comey. lower receipt ra lynches term ends when his term ends, but james comey's go for another 10 years.

." >>> good evening and welcome to washington, i'm bret baier, the woman who was the country's top diplomat its next president was anything but diplomatic today. in discussing one of the men standing in her way to the white house. hillary clinton used a scorched earth attack on donald trump to try to disqualify the presumptive gop nominee. while trying to bolster her own credentials. even as her democra

i'm in for bret baier. it's monday and there have been plenty of fireworks for the gops presumtive nominee. trump doubles down on his immigration policy, clears up a gun control statement and says, "you're fired" to the campaign manager a month out from the convention. >> reporter: with a month out and poll numbers going the wrong

gregg: tune into a special report tonight with bret baier. he will be speaking to hillary clinton 6:00 p.m. eastern time on the fox news channel. >> the prime minister con terming six people were killed and dozens injured. benjamin ham is following this story from london. what details do we know? reporter: this is the second major fatal attack in turkey in two daves which has been blamed on the kurds. it comes as the peace process between the turks and the kurds is breaking down and all but unraveled. the blast killed at least three people including a police officer, wounded some 3 others. news reports say the vehicle rammed into a busy street filled with shops and businesses. the attacks come after another car bomb hit a vehicle in istanbul. this was also blamed on kurdish rebels. the prime minister calling them the murderous pqk organization. the conflict between the kurds and the turks has gone on for defend kids and claimed the lives of tens of thousands. the pkk, long considered a terrorist group by the u.s., has picked up its attacks. t

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i'm bret baier. donald trump's numbers are slipping a bit following a campaign shakeup this month, as the gop presumptive nominee tries to redirect his campaign towards a win in november. the latest fox news poll and the first national poll completely post brexit vote shows that donald trump is six points behind hillary clinton in the head-to-head matchup. and after pulling ahead of clinton in may, his numbers have slipped seven points from 45% to 38%. when it comes to party unity, clinton does well with 83% of democrats saying they support her. nearly three quarters

i'm bret baier. we're following two big stories tonight. first, the stock market. despite a weekend to come to grips with the news, stocks plunged again over last week's decision by voters in the united kingdom to end that country's more than 40-year membership in the european union. the dow today in the u.s. was down 261. the s&p 500 lost 37. and the nasdaq dropped 114 points. more on the market and the next steps around the world after the brexit vote in just a few minutes. but first, the other big story of the day. the u.s. supreme court closed out its term with three major decisions today. and a critical one was on abortion. the high court striking down a texas law that pushed for tougher restrictions on abortion clinics. a decision that could have an impact across the country, and in the presidential election. shannon brean reports on the historic ruling. >> reporter: in a 5-3 decision, the supreme court struck down portions of a texas law that would have placed new restrictions on abortion clinics and doctors. backers of the law, citing the case of a doctor,

bill: 6:00 with bret baier. martha: bernie sanders not giving up. here he is last night. >> we'll take our fight for social, economic, racial and a environmental justice to philadelphia. martha: those are the issues that galvanized bernie sanders supporters. bill: is donald trump making progress unifying the republican party? martha: people are talking about his tone last night. a rare moment for him as he used a teleprompter during an acceptance speech. will that help him or hurt him. >> our campaign received more primary votes than any gop campaign in history. this is not a testament to me but a testament to all of the people who believe real change, not obama change, but real change is possible. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. ♪ experience the thrill of the lexus gs f sport. because the ultimate expression of power, is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. i'm terhe is.at golf. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i

bret baier ainge sore of "special report." >> good morning.tha: in terms of personal, who would you rather have a beer with type question, who would you turn to in personal crisis, who would you like to have at a barbecue, significant or no? >> it gives you a sense where people are. the overall number here is 45-41 for clinton in the new "quinnepiac poll," the new national poll. if you ad-lib tearian candidate gary johnson, the green candidate, jill stein, it gets to 40-38, essentially tied but the barbecue question is legitimate. it is who people are more comfortable with and it is like that question that was asked of, who would you like to have a beer with and george w. bush, while he didn't do well in all polls, he did very well with that. at end of the day where americans got to about their comfort factor. i think negatives for each candidate as we talked about here before, martha, are so high that it will be a race to who is more negative instead of the backyard barbecue. martha: certainly seems that way. let's put the number up bret just

she told bret baier she has no recollection. martha: i find that very interesting. is it your understanding she signed that document? and explain to everybody what the document says. >> the document basically says she was not going to violate state department rules on how emails are sent and transposed. if i'm correct and you have some context to this. the ambassador to kenya was forced to resign himself from the state department. martha: over not obeying the same rules. >> here we have thousands and thousands of emails. the statute speaks to gross negligence as well as knowingly sending emails. >> that's a critical point, doug. it's not just gross sneg jones. the firing of the u.s. ambassador to kenya for doing far less than what she is accused of doing shows she has full awareness. she knew exactly what she was doing and she knew of it was wrong. >> and she decided not to speak to the inspector general who does investigations for the department. >> she didn't do that because she is going to have to talk to the f.b.i. she is worried about perjury, obstruction. mart

i'm in for bret baier. it's monday and there have been plenty of fireworks for the gops presumtive nominee. trump doubles down on his immigration policy, clears up a gun control statement and says, "you're fired" to the campaign manager a month out from the convention. >> reporter: with a month out and poll numbers going the wrong way, donald trump took the step of firing his long time campaign manager corey lewandowski. >> i'm proud of him. he did a great job. we are going a different route. >> reporter: it came to a somehowdown between lewandowski and paul manidor. >> trump's children were upset when they saw him as fatal to the campaign. the strategy call where they saw nothing amiss. lewandowski said he was no longer needed. he said, quote, paul has been in operational control of the campaign since april 7. that's a fact. >> it's been amazing. i wouldn't change one second of my time with mr. trump other than the say, thank you. it's been a great privilege and honor. >> wow wharks a group. >> reporter: t

i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. it's a big day for politics asevening, john. >> well shannon, good evening. another attack. terror attack here in tel aviv. sound of gunfire shattering what a beautiful and was a beautiful summer evening here. just to set the scene for you, sh

." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm shannon bream in for bret baier.'s presumptive nominee focuses on the road ahead. day after donald trump fired his campaign manager, he met with evangelical leaders in hopes of reassuring religious groups concerned about whether his ideas line up with their values. the path forward looks steep as we lenard that hillary clinton's fundraising ability is burying the businessman's campaign we have fox team coverage. t

i'm bret baier. federal investigators are uncovering details on the terrorist who perpetrated the deadliest mass shooting in the united states at a gay bar in orlando, florida. 50 are dead, including the shooter. isis calls them a soldier. former co-workers hardly surprised calling him unhinged and unstable. now, new information about his arsenal and motivation. we have the latest from orlando. good evening, peter. >> reporter: good evening, brett. now we know how much fire power it took to stop the terrorist attack yesterday at the popular gay bar, pulse. the new recording lets us hear the final stand off between the s.w.a.t. team and the terrorist. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: a s.w.a.t. team used explosives to blow a hole in the nightclub wall and broke through with an armored vehicle and killed him. before he was shot dead, he called 911 three times saying on the third call he was loyal to the islamic state. >> cool and calm. when he was making the phone calls. >> reporter: a local store wouldn't sel

the nominee sitting down with bret baier to explain how she is dealing with the fbi investigation and husband could help in the white house. >> he ran a much different campaign as a new democrat. when you say he should be in charge of the economy, is he in town with today's democratic party? >> i think there are lessons to learn from what my husband did during his eight years and i think that president obama doesn't get the credit he deserves for having to deal with a terrible financial crisis. i will be looking for good advice and one of my best advisors about what we can do will be my husband. >> you have been asked about the e-mail investigation. i want to ask you about things quickly. has any one talked to your representatives? >> that's not going to happen. there's no basis for it and i am looking forward to it being wrapped up. >> has anybody in the fbi talked to your representatives? >> they have interviewed a lot of people. i am looking forward to participating. i have offered to do so since last august. nothing i sent or received was marked crass fied. nothing has been demons

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good evening, welcome to washington, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier.was a day to remember and honor the lives lost, the heroes, and those who survived the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. president obama and vice president biden flew to orlando, to meet privately with families of victims and first responders, in sunday's attack at the pulse nightclub. this as we learn more about what the killer did before and d

probably wearing sunglasses, bret baier, who is back at his desk in washington, d.c. studio "a." carnival anything but laughable on friday. how the markets are reacting and what it means for us here. the worst isn't over it seems here. >> no, i think there's a long time to go to unwind all of this and what it's going to mean not only for europe, but for us. and politically i think that it does fit what eric trump was saying, that anti-establishment feeling both overseas and here and it does match that. now, does it benefit donald trump in the short term or even in the long term, i don't know. but it does kind of match the sentiment. >> yeah. you're touching on what eric trump said. for folks who are just waking up, let's listen to what he said. it's not just a story about what's happening over there, financial story. he compares it to what's happening here too, a political story. take a listen. >> if you look at the sentiment of that country it's very much the same as the sentiment of the u.s. right now. they want borders, they want security. they want jobs. right, they want to b

." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier.iplomacy isn't working, that's what more than 50 u.s. diplomats say, about president obama's syria policy. the extraordinary dissent filed by career state department officials reveals a stark internal divide over the president's handoff approach to the bloody civil war in syria that's killed more than 400,000