for now, i'm eric shawn. back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thank you, eric. new fallout after hillary clinton called out republican governors, singling out those running for president, over states' voting rights. now the gop white house hopefuls are blasting back accusing her of intentionally misleading voters. this amid a new revelation in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal as fox news learns the feds raised concerns about the former secretary of state's recordkeeping years earlier. want to bring in our panel. ed rollins, former principle white house adviser to president reagan. judith miller is adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. and don is with us today founder, chairman, and ce of of the pevils corporation. good to see everybody. thank you so much for joining us. let's talk about hillary and her criticism of votersing rights in elections. does she have a point? >> no she doesn't have a point. everybody who's 18 is eligible to vote. we don't have the discrimination we once had in this country. most states have been force edd to very rigid examples o

try gaviscon®. >>> i'm eric shawn.housecall." >> and i'm julie bandias in for arthel neville. joining us of course dr. david samadi chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and dr. marc siegel professor of medicine at langone medical center and also the author of "unlocking the code of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> thank you for coming in. >> we've been talking about maryland governor larry hogan, his diagnosis, set to begin claim therapy, the governor

fox news's senior correspondent eric shawn with that. >> good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. it was a stunning set back for the president, democrats, 144 of them rejecting a key part of the trade bill despite his personal pleas. with that, a thumbs down from members of his own party and a victory from the un job. the house rejecting the long standing provision to help workers displaced by the global economy called trade adjustment assistance. a trade that could sink the trade agreement. it would boost the u.s. economy but critics fear more american jobs would be shifted overseas. even nancy pillowselosi was a no. >> we have to slow down. that is not whatever the deal is with other countries, we want a better deal for america's workers. >> the president's plan fell flat. he showed up at last week's game. the democrats beat the republicans, 5-2. he drove up to pennsylvania avenue to lobby on capitol hill but the rebuke was stinging. >> basically the president tried to both guilt people and then impugn their integrity. i don't think it was a very effectiv

i'm eric shawn for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm arthel neville. joining us is dr. david samadi chairman and professor of urolling at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. >> and also dr. marc siegel, author of "the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> good to see you both, doctors. >> a troubling new study out on sleeping pills. researchers say that when people begin taking certain sedatives their risk of having a car crash can nearly double. dr. samadi, is this true? >> well, you don't need a doctor to tell you this because there are a lot of side effects about the sleeping pills. the university of washington looked at about 400,000 records of patients who take these medications. we're talking about sleeping pills such as ambien, restoril, trazadone, all sedatives. i like them in a case where there's a crisis. let's say there's a real crisis in your family. you absolutely can't sleep. for a week or two i think it's good to use them to get through and get rid of them, but when you take a lot of these m

eric shawn has more from the new york city newsroom. >> hi.not believe iran that's the warning coming from the huge rally being held outside paris, iranian resistance leaders say the west has to be tougher on iran to prevent them getting a nuclear bomb. this started after 8:30 in the evening, hemmed by national council of resistance of iran. tens of thousands packed into that convention center demanding free democratic iran and calling for regime change. it is attracting support from a variety of u.s. officials, democrats and republicans, who spoke there today. all saying they fear without stronger restrictions on iran, the regime will go nuclear despite assurances in the framework of the agreement at the end of the month. the group's leader sat down for exclusive interview with fox news told me more needs to be done to rein in that program. >> do you trust tehran? >> absolutely not. i have said time and again they're massters of deception. everything they know has been exposed. there's not a single example where the regime has offered explana

senior correspondent eric shawn was in the room when trump made the announcement with much fanfare and plenty of jabs at his fellow contenders. ♪ >> in a brazen and bold bid for the white house, donald trump did it as one would expect. his own way. slamming politicians as stupid and clueless saying the country needs a cheerleader in the oval office because he says the american dream is dead. >> i am officially run ingning for president of the united states. and we are going to make our country great again. [ cheers and applause ] >> he announced in a gleaming marble-clad atrium at trump tower, saying the same savvy that has given him a net worth of nearly $9 billion, not including overseas holdings should be put to work for the nation. >> our country is in serious trouble. we don't have victories anymore. how are these people going to lead us? how are we going to go back and make it great again? we can. they don't have a clue. they can't lead us. >> our president doesn't have a clue. he's a bad negotiator. nobody would be tougher on isis than donald trump. nobody. [ cheers ] >> he said

. >>> i'm eric shawn. time for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm julie >>> time for "sunday house call." >> joining us is dr. david ramadi and chief of robotic surgery and dr. siegel. also author of "unlucking the excite code of sickness and health." we've been talking about maryland governor mayor hogan, set for four days of chemo. he acknowledges he has stage 3 nonhodgkin's. stage 3, he's still a treatable patient. >> yes. >> tell us how they plan on treating him? >> it's a fairly aggressive cancer. when you talk about lymphoma which is cancer of the limn nym nodes, stage three as we mentioned is very key and important inflammation. that's fairly aggressive. it means it's on both sides of the diaphragm. the way they biopsy it is someone will present with a big lymph note. they may haveweight loss, night sweats or fever. they biopsy. . find it's limb foe machlt most of the treatment is chemotherapy. they may treat him with some inmun oh therapy. but when you look at the five year survival usually for stage o

>>> i'm eric shawn. time for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm julie bandias in for arthel neville. joining us, of course, dr. david samadi chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at langone medical center and also the author of "unlocking the code of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> thank you for coming in. >> we've been talking about maryland governor larry hogan, his diagnosis, set to begin claim therapy, the governor undergoing after he stays he has stage three non-hodgkins lymphoma. stage three, still is a treatable patient. >> yes. >> tell us about how they plan on treating him. >> well, this is a fairly aggressive cans their he's having so when you talk about lymphoma, which is a cancer of lymph nodes, they come in hodgkins or non-hodgkins which is what he has. non-hodgkins is more common and b-cell non-hodgkins is 90%. stage three is key and important information that's fairly aggressive and on both sides of the diagram and there's multiple lymph nodes. someone presents with a big lymph node and they ma

. >>> i'm eric shawn.ime for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm julie >>> time for "sunday house call." >> joining us is dr. david ramadi and chief of robotic surgery and dr. siegel. also author of "unlucking the excite code of sickness and health." we've been talking about maryland governor mayor hogan, set for four days of

. >> and i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. we're awaiting a statement from police ump in amity, new york, and we don't know exactly what they say but the trail say parentally getting a whole lot hotter. people living in the area told to be on alert with law enforcement searching for the pair about 350 miles from the prison where they escaped more than two weeks ago. >> and david lee miller is live in amity now with the very latest. david lee, what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now, arthel i'm at troop "a" of the state police patients in allegheny county in the town of amity. moments ago we saw a police helicopter take off and at least half a dozen stayed police vehicles presumably all to take part in the search. the search is being focused on the nearby town of friendship and that's where a resident reported seeing two men walking along railroad tracks. the men resembled david sweat and richard matt. all vehicles now leaving the town of friendship are being searched. other teams are looking for the two men in this predom

eric shawn has the story. >> reporter: do not trust them is the message.ally from the iranian opposition. it is the national council of resistance of iran being held at a huge convention hall just outside of paris. they are calling for the toppling of the iranian regime and democratic elections in iran. in their view tehran is dragging out the talks to eventually obtain nuclear weapons. the group's leader told fox news the same forces of freedom that led to the fall of the soviet union will bring change to iran and defeat islamic extremism. but to do so the west needs to be tougher on iran. >> the current trend of talks is very disappointing. concessions made to them -- they have not stopped their military intervention activities. the outcome should be to deny the regime and capability to obtain a nuclear bomb. >> speakers at the rally include former u.s. politicians. among those at the rally just a few moments ago was rudy giuliani. he said iran has been executing hundreds of followers to keep from exposing iran's nuclear secrets. >> iran is afraid of. he

patti ann: eric shawn thank you. jon: less than a week from now hillary clinton hold the first big rally of her campaign on new york city's roosevelt island. but she has faced questions about how self scandal -- how several scandals have affected her campaign. joining us is alan colmes and tammy bruce radio talk show host and fox news contributor. welcome to both of you. >> i'm going to win but let's just go. jon: this segment in part comes from a piece that was written on "politico" which suggested ... >> by a bush speech writer ... jon: that suggested that basically voters collectively roll their eyes at anything that the clintons have done, any shenanigans they may have been involved with. the title of the piece was scandaled only make the clintons stronger. the republican plan to defeat the clintons is doomed. it's time to go easy on her. >> after killing vince foster and bill clinton killed self people in arkansas, what's an email scandal. you can't call everything a scandal and hoping something sticks. she is o

. >> aim eric shawn. topping the newses, the wild shootout with police following a tells stand-off. now the suspect in that is dead after dallas police say he launched a violent attack on their headquarters building. >>> hundreds of armed officers combing the woods of new york state looking for two very dangerous killers. more than a week after they bolted from prison. >>> hillary clinton taking on the republicans and wall street today and standing up for ordinary people, she says, during her campaign's biggest event so far. first we start with a deadly conclusion to the shootout and stand-off with police that spanned the city of dallas and its suburbs. >> the suspect's armored van seen here engulfed in flames after a series of explosions from ammo and pipe bombs stashed inside. police confirming that a sniper killed the gunman inside who earlier this morning opened fire on dallas police headquarters. they say the gunman launched an assault on the building early this morning. even ramming a squad car with his armored van before speeding away. officers chased the suspect from downtow

. >> i'm eric shawn for in for jon scott. jeb bush released his video touting, as the greatest century. current gridlock we're experiencing in washington, d.c. take a look at part of that video. >> we reformed. we got results. that is what is missing from washington. the d.c. crowd talks about what's wrong with america. i see what's right. they talk about problems. i see solutions. jenna: all right. preview there. mr. bush will make it official at a speech and rally at miami-dade college. where we find of course our political correspondent carl cameron who is there now. carl? >> reporter: the wind is kicking up and heat is blistering at miami-dade college. one of the biggest in the country. over 100,000 students and most diverse. up to 70% minority student population here. that is part of the theme jeb bush will be talk about reaching out to grow the republican party. reaching out to help those who in the past overlooked by government. putting those who have been in the back of the line at the front of the line. that is the t

fox news's eric shawn is with us right now. eric good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. what will the supreme leader say? after the continued delays and repeated uncertainty, the talks stretch into next week still with no guarantee they will actually be successful. in vienna they speak of hope despite the major gaps that remain on a variety of major issues. >> we have a lot of hard work to do. there are some very tough issues and i think we all look forward to getting down to the final effort here to see whether or not a deal is possible. >> i agree. maybe not on the i shall oo us but on the fact that we need to work really hard in order to be able to make progress and move forward. >> despite their presentations of optimism more comes from the defiant supreme leader ayatollah khamenei. no interviews with iranian nuclear scientists no 10 year nuclear restrictions which has already been agreed to and the lifting of all sanctions immediately when that deal is signed. critics predict that wou

. >> and i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn.ice ump in amity, new york, and we don't know exactly what they say but the trail say parentally getting a whole lot

i'm eric shawn. >> and i'm julie banderas in for arthel neville.estigators are now looking into what exactly went wrong. phil keating is live at the kennedy space center with the latest. hi phil? >> reporter: first failure going to the space stati

. >> with us now here in new york bill hemmer in for eric shawn tonight and in for washington shannons supreme court correspondent. it's perfect for you. i guess santorum is saying that congress could pass a law overriding the supreme court if the court says that gay marriage should be the law of the land. is that what he is getting at? >> it is. here is how it works. they don't necessarily say we pass a law saying they got it wrong in roe vs. wade. if the court took a piece of a law and said it was unconstitutional. what congress can do tweak the law, pass a new version overcoming the objection the court h santorum was involved in that as a senator by the way if you will remember with partial birth abortion ban initially in 2,000 the supreme court threw it out the law being contested. so eventually congress got on board in 2003, passed a different version, it then went to the supreme court and was upheld it survived scrutiny. so sometimes it's just about making a tweak and making your case again to the court. >> okay. but, in this case, it's a pretty straightforward up or down dictum

with us now, fox business anchor melissa francis in for shannon bremen and correspondent eric shawn. about the illegal criminals. >> unbelievable. illegal alien here ill ely. you have a conviction, you are a criminal. you are in the deportation process. >> you have a conviction other than coming here illegally? >> that's correct. >> a separate crime you have committed once you are here, go? >> in the process supposed to be deported instead they release you. this is what is going on in the administration. yes, 121 of these guys who were released in the deportation process back on the streets later than charged with murder. >> over what period of time? >> that's a period of four years. every year the administration, get ready for this number? 30,000. 30,000. >> so they release 30,000 criminal aliens. why did they release them? >> shah right of reasons. department of justice discretionary issues there is a backlog. court orders, and there is a supreme court ruling that says once you are in the deportation process, you can't go for more than six months. you have to be released. >> so fur

senior correspondent eric shawn was in the room when trump made the announcement with much fanfare andabs at his fellow contenders. ♪ >> in a brazen and bold bid for the white house, donald trump di

. >> aim eric shawn. topping the newses, the wild shootout with police following a tells stand-off.as police say he launched a violent attack on their headquarters building. >>> hundreds of armed officers combing the woods of new york state looking for two very dangerous killers. more than a week after they bolted from prison. >>> hillary clinton taking on the republicans and wall street today and standing up for ordinary people, she says, during her campaign's biggest event s

. >> i'm eric shawn.rted early this morning when a gunman launched an allout assault on dallas police headquarters. peppers squad cars with bullets before ramming into one of them with a van. it led to a shootout in a parking lot where police say one of the snipers shot the gunman. they say the suspect left behind several pipe bombs where authorities set off safely. nobody was killed or injured in this hours long deal. casey stegall is in dallas reporting on the very latest. >> dallas police chief says the suspect came to police headquarters to do damage. he says the officers barely survived his intent and that they literally had to dodge bullets. listen. >> investigators say the man pulled up to dallas police headquarters and opened fire with an automatic weapon. police tell us he left explosive devices in the parking lot rigged with nails and screws to do the most damage. two pipe bombs were detonated safely by the bomb squad. bullet holes could be seen by some of the police windows at the police headqu

gregg: eric shawn is live from our newsroom. what do we know so far?> reporter: the blaze broke aught at 3:30 this morning. it's at the miller chemical and fertilizer warehouse. it's in a commercial district of the town. the company says it specializes in manufacturing agr hurricanes chemicals. they say the chemicals are not hazardous and can be used in organic gardening. there have been explosions at the scene throughout the night. two workers did escape without injury. officials say the smoke is not hazardous. they admit it may bother some people with lung conditions. folks around that area are told to close their windows and shut off their air-conditioning because of the smoke. haz-mat crews are there at the scene monitoring that air to make sure it's safe. the smoke and fumes are deemed not toxic. right now there is no word on exactly what caused that blaze overnight. heather: we have breaking new details in the manhunt for two murderers who escaped from prison in new york. police say they cut through a steel wall, broke through a brick call and to

eric shawn is live at trump tower in new york city. good morning to you eric. reporter: we know donald trump would be the only presidential candidate who has his own clothing line. the millionaire developer of condos and office buildings and tv host of a reality show is expected to announce he wants to trade his residence at trump tower for the white house. in 2012 he flirt with a possible run for -- he flirted with a possible run for the white house. he accuses president obama of lying. he's pro-life, against gun control, wants to strengthen national defense and says iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb. always himself he's expected to say he wants to stop america in decline. >> the american dream is dead but it can be brought back. >> i would build the greatest wall twoirn country and mexico that you ever saw. >> reporter: he's expected to announce his net worth after his announcement. double what "forbes" says. $9 billion. that already puts number the number one spot when it comes to the size of his wallet. march are's a fascinating man it's a free country

. >> i'm eric shawn for in for jon scott. jeb bush released his video touting, as the

gregg: eric shawn is live from our newsroom.

eric gardner or anything like that. this is out of control pool party. that's it. >> let me ask you, shawn tune is a resident like you. he was quoted as one of the people that called the police sought whole thing. he said that watching 30 seconds or 7 minutes of a clip does not tell the whole story. >> exactly. >> he said the officers even though one drew his gun acted appropriately, what is your thoughts? >> well first off, i do agree. a seven-minute clip does not properly capture the entire incident that happened over 30 minutes. as for as the officer's actions, what i will say is, i don't know his mind-set, but it did disturb me that a 14-year-old african-american woman, me being an african-american man, is on the ground and guns are drawn. the threatening pose with the -- >> let's show it again to our audience. when the officer reaches for his gun, go back to the video, he -- somebody is addressing the officer. and if you watch closely here it is at that moment, if you look there in the video, no, that's the wrong spot. right there. a guy comes up behind him and that's when the cop -- it was not in relation to the