fox news senior correspondent eric shawn with that angle. >> good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. as we have been saying this morning, that senate bill on iran set to be finally voted on this coming week. but the big question this morning, what will be in it and more importantly, will it really work? the bill named after republican senators bob corker and democrat benn cardin would give congress oversight but not approval of any agreement with iran. it would block president obama from ending sanctions for 60 days until congress reviews the deal. a flurry of amendments were floated to try and change it. one would have certified iran does not support terrorism that kills americans. another that iran recognized israel. then there was it the demand that tehran release the three u.s. citizens still imprisoned there, a christian pastor a "washington post" reporter and a marine veteran. those amendments came from senators tom cotton and marco rubio. but the legislation could slam into oval office opposition before it ever hits tehran. >> the president would certai

fox news senior correspondent eric shawn with that angle. >> good morning. it was a daring nighttime raid a strike at the heart of isis. but it comes as the radical islamic terrorists continue their assault inside another major iraqi city. after the u.s. relied on so many drones to take out terrorists boots were deployed successfully on the ground. that raid deep inside syria killed the isis leader and his fighters with thankfully no american casualties. secretary of defense ash carter declaring, quote, the operation represents another significant blow to isil and it is a reminder that the united states will never waver in denying safe haven to terrorists who threaten our citizens and those of our friends and allies. as congressman mccaul just noted, those laptops and cell phones will likely yield vital intelligence. but some this morning are cautioning that sayyaf's killing, no matter how notable, will not really hand the terrorist group a lasting setback. far more significant, they note is the battle for ramadi. even though the iraq government says some is

legal help is here. >>> from america's news headquarters i'm eric shawn.e are some of the stories making headlines at this hour. he loves biking but he took a spill. now secretary of state john kerry is suffering from a broken leg after a bicycle mishap in france. he apparently hit a curb about 25 miles southeast of the swiss border. secretary kerry in this helicopter being air lifted from geneva's main medical center where he initially received treatment. he scrapped the rest of his four-nation trip that included a conference on fighting isis. >>> the secretary of state will now return home to boston for further treatment with the doctor who previously operated on him. the nation this morning reacting to the sad news that beau biden, son of the vice president joe biden, has passed away from brain cancer, nearly two years after he was first diagnosed. beau was a lawyer, member of the delaware national guard, and former delaware attorney general. beau biden experienced various health problems in recent years, including suffering a mild stroke in 2010. just

i'm eric shawn. now back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thank you, eric.ences to the biden family after that tragedy of his son. we want to bring in our panel. ed rollins a long-time strategist to business and political leaders. he's a fox news political analyst. hank is a democratic strategist who worked on the clinton/gore campaign. thanks for joining us. we knew that beau biden was sick but i don't know that there was such expectation that he would pass at 46. >> it's very unfortunate. he's a fine young man. he was a two-term attorney general. certainly had a great career in politics if this tragedy hadn't occurred. unfortunately, the biden family has had a series of disasters like this. i certainly admire him as a man and send my condolences. >> of course. >> thoughts and prayers are with his family. >> hank? >> a tragedy by any measure. 46. no words can describe it. >> 46 years old, brain cancer. so sad. we send our thoughts this morning. with the patriot act, meanwhile, set to expire at midnight tonight, the senate will hold a rare sunday session tod

. >>> hello, i'm eric shawn. welcome to "sunday housecall." >> and i'm arthel neville. also joining us, dr. david samadi, chief of robotic surgery joining us live via remote. >> and dr. marc siegel. also the author of the uner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> great to have you. let's get right to it. lots of people barbecuing this weekend. we're told there's safety tips you should know before firing up that grill. dr. samadi, i personally like all the burnt pieces. am i taking in carcinogens. >> after nine months of snow, we're finally going to get a break. but people need to know that while you have all of your food and burgers and hot dogs on the table and you're swimming, if that food sticks around for over two hours, you're going to be at risk of getting salmonella and e co-ly. in hot weather, if the food is out there more than an hour or so, don't eat it anymore, or refrigerate it quickly. i think it's important to invest in a good thermometer to see if your food is cooked. don't mix the raw and meat and mix it with cooked food because i

. >>> hello, i'm eric shawn. welcome to "sunday housecall." >> and i'm arthel neville. dr. david samadi chief of robotic surgery joining us live via remote. >> and dr. marc siegel. also the author of the uner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> great to have you. let's get right to it. lots of people barbecueing this weekend. we're told there's safety tips you should know before

i'm eric shawn. hello everyone and welcome. >> o'malley leaping into the race toot.now becomes the second official challenger to the hillary clinton juggernaut along with vermont senator bernie sanders. let's go to the white house now. and ed henry has a wrap up. >> what he's really trying to do martin o'malley is find some space on the left wing. sort of

eric shawn with that angle. >> good morning, everyone. it passed the senate, now on to the house. a signature in the oval. this is the iran review act of 2015. do you really think the 24 pages can stop iran from build. ing a possible nuclear bomb? >> it continues to be the view of the president that by far the best way for us to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon is diplomacy. >> capitol hill has some oversight, but not control over an agreement with iran. the bill delays lifting sanctions on iran for 30 days pending congressional approval. lawmakers can try to scuttle the agreement. president obama could still veto the thumbs down. for some make inging the senate and house action basically irrelevant. it was arkansas freshman senator tom cotten and war vet who has been outspoken against the deal. senator cotton thinks it should be a a treaty approved by two-thirds of the senate. >> we have the constitutional authority to pass any legislation to stop a dangerous deal with iran from going forward, and that's going to be my priority is stopping an agreement with iran to le

fox news' senior correspondent, eric shawn. >> good morning. we are told a framework agreement will stop iran from building a nuclear bomb. there seems to be gaps large enough to drive that proverbial mack truck through it. >> we think the action in transparency is unprecedented. the additional protocol is an example of a forever agreement in what we have negotiated. >> the obama administration insists that the agreement will curb iran's nuclear quest. critics caution, you have to read the fine print. >> iran's supreme leader will have the final say on any deal seems to be piling on more provisions and refusing to let the you states nuclear inspectors visit nuclear sites or interview iran's nuclear scientists. those suspected sites where iran is thought to have conducted nuclear explosive research are off limits. khamenei's nuclear adviser said quote, they want to visit some of our senators which include some of our military centers. military officials are not allowed to let any person investigate the defense systems of the islamic republic of

. >> i'm eric shawn. reports coming in of ramadi and the daring operation by u.s. special forces that killed that top isis commander. the boots on the ground raid conducted under the cover of darkness on saturday near the eastern syrian oil fields that isis seized. lawmakers are praising the raid. live in washington with more reaction on the raid. hi doug. >> reporter: hi eric. as you said the raid was daring also risky and an apparent unqualified success. delta force commandos were inserted deep in syria at night. the fighting was said to be hand to hand at a few points. the target isis' money man who oversaw the terrorist group's finances and profits of oil and other means and also killed at least three other high-ranking isis leaders and fighters and some of whom used women and children as spur of the moment human shields. a wife survived the attack and taken to a secure location in iraq for interrogation. no u.s. casualties and some of the aircraft were struck by enemy gun fire. commandos retrieve not only a few artifacts from this raid but also a trove of inte

. >> joining us from washington shannon bream here in the studio eric shawn both our fox news correspondents the truth about the capital gains statement. >> first of all we can't prove one thing that he said there that he gives 15% and 15% because it's not public. if you go to their 990 forms to show hot contributors are, the names are blacked out. that's by law. 9 people gave $70 million. we don't know. >> wow nine individuals gave $70 million to the clintons but they block them out so you you don't know who they are unless they publicly say who did it. >> that's correct. and it's legal in terms of the capital gains it depends on what the definition of is. he says almost no. that's not true. here these are the tax returns for 2006. the last year they were publicly available and it shows they made $370,931 in capital gains. i went through the senate financial disclosure forms for mrs. clinton in 2007. shows a hell of a lot more, bill, it shows capital gains from about $2 million to 7,403,000. i counted 149 stocks. bonds, and a trust so maybe up to $7 million. >> so all of this money was unde

. >> eric shawn everybody. when we come right back, it will be miller time. much has the d man donated to the clinton foundation and why didn't he tell george stephanopoulos about it? what about the macho antics of putin and romney? oh look at this. miller is next. introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... ...you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom and confidence. visit your can-am dealer and test drive the spyder f3 today. introducing the first ever gummy multivitamin from centrum. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. >>> thank you for staying with us, get to the sage of southern california who joins us from southern santa barbara. miller, i have got to know how much you donated to the clinton foundation. come on, how much? can i go on record first and say jimmy is the coolest name i ever heard. that's like a pawnshop owner in a david ma

joining us now from washington shannon bream and here in the city eric shawn both fox news correspondents get this information,. >> ask mosby. >> we ask every day. >> this stuff is in the computer and get in push the button and spew it out to you. >> may 6th. maryland public information act title 4 of the general provision article of the maryland code 14203 we have reviewed your request and will produce the information within a reasonable time period that is needed to retrieve the public record but not more than 30 days after receipt. >> retrieve the public record. look, when you charge someone with with a crime that immediately goes into the computer data base. >> it does. >> of the county in which you ever charged. so as you rightly pointed out, all they would have to do is have an intern just pop it up and then they could get us the information. clearly they do not want to give us the information. >> according to her letter she has promised you by june 4th. >> we want it now. to put things into perspective. now, they can update it any time they want. but 486 arrests, how many have been

. >> and i'm eric shawn. again, today the crowds attending a peace rally. they were indeed peaceful. it is a gathering of hope and faith as religious leaders work for healing. this is maryland governor larry hogan calling today to be a day of prayer for the entire state, and there's more optimism from baltimore's mayor stephanie rawlings-blake who says she's confident about moving her city forward. >> right now i'm very confident. what we saw over the past few days is not just the resiliency of our city but also our community coming together. we want to heal our city. we know we have challenges in baltimore. we know that there's work to be done. >> that of course is the hope. mike tobin, who was in the middle of the riots last week and is in a seemingly different baltimore right now. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi eric. you talk about the day of prayer. that's exactly what's going on here on the grounds outside of city hall. this is the empowerment temple led by the very well-known jamal bryant. what they're stressing here is this is a multifaith event here. str

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i'm eric shawn. hello everyone and welcome. >> o'malley leaping into the race toot. he now becomes the second official challenger to the hillary clinton juggernaut along with vermont senator bernie sanders. let's go to the white house now. and ed henry has a wrap up. >> what he's really trying to do martin o'malley is find some space on the left wing. sort of the elizabeth warren wing running to the left of hilly onary on issues like trade. what we really heard from him was economic populism trying again to talk about the middle class. he has been struggling martin o'malley in the testing phase because he just has o not been registering in the national polls. but he is hoping a message like this will pull him upwards. >> listen. >> tell me how it is that not a single wall street ceo was convicted of a crime related to the 2008 economic melt down. not a single one. tell me how it is that you can get pulled over in this country for having a broken taillight. but if you wreck the nations economy, you are absolutely untouchable. >> you hear that reference to wall street