general michael flynn joins me now. author of the new book, field of fight, how he can win the war against radical islam. >> thanks for having me. >> why do you think that is? no one is talking about orlando any more. >> so after the terrorist attack, the most recent terrorist attack in turkey, i'm paying very close attention to this entire problem we are having. and all of a sudden orlando drops off the screen. we barely, if anyone is talking about, san bernardino. i feel bad. i'll bet you those people that lost loved ones, no one is even talking to them any more. we have a problem as congressman king just pointed out, we have a problem right here in our homeland. turkey is another example of this radical ideology we are facing and we must discredit this ideology. we can build all sorts of fences and security systems that we want but until we go after the ideology, radical islamist ideology, megyn, until we decide to do that, all the tactics in the world, all of the little things we do around airports, that's just actu

michael flynn, attorney general. >> two michael flynns. >> i thought that was my long shot. >> he hase wants generals on there. 20 on him and mary fall lynn $10 because a female from oklahoma although i think it's unlikely. >> i'm scared to say it but charles? >> gingrich out front as he should be. christie and brown second and third and then i'm back to drink. i'm back to wine, women, and song, but this time i pay $10 in sterling. >> sterling isn't worth as much as it used to be. you get more sterling. >> i'm putting less. >> you are going to go to turn bree and play trump at trump's golf course. >> if sterling crashes, bree will do really well. >> i'm happy for that one. winners and losers of the week. >> my winner is kim strofl of the "wall street journal" who is out this week with a fantastic new book called "the intimidation game." how the left, how progressives have sought to shut down debate when they can't win debate. it has the full story of the irs scandal it is a terrific book. too many people use the phrase must read. this is an actual must read. i would buy it i would alr

susan: as we heard, john flynn and john frank were the two lawyers with john flynn making the argument before the court for miranda. in addition to taylor, arizona's assistant attorney general gary nelson made the argument and the attorney for the national district attorneys association. anything noteworthy about the argument? paul: one of the things that's quite striking, we mentioned what a strong legal team miranda had. their team was arguing the sixth amendment. and in fact, miranda's brief doesn't argue that the fifth amendment was violated, the reason being that the fifth amendment had always been limited to the courtroom. so the fifth amendment was not something that was the focus of the oral argument or certainly the briefing. and that, we'll talk about how the decisions comes about but there is a disconnect between the arguments advanced and the decision that comes forward. susan: let me take a few calls. we will come back. we welcome your participation in this conversation tonight and the lines for dialing in are divided geographically. eastern and central time zones, 202-748

about north flynn traffic good. east of there, though, you will see a few brake lights westbound out of tracy but so far traffic is quiet. eastbound we have reports of an accident involving a big rig. it's over to the shoulder. not causing any major problems but they won't be towing it out of lanes until later on this afternoon. so may slow you down a bit for spectator slowing. >>> stayed media in turkey report 13 people have been detained in connection with the deadly terror attack at istanbul's main airport. jonathan vigliotti has the latest on the attack that killed 42 victims >>> reporter: this image released by turkish media appears to show one. three suicide bombers up close at the airport oddly wearing a coat despite the summer heat. turkish officials say the groups got to the airport by taxi. but the taxi driver said he didn't recognize what language they were speaking. [ sirens ] >> reporter: moments later their actions would speak loud and clear. after running into trouble getting inside the terminal, turk

michael flynn, attorney general. >> two michael flynns. >> i thought that was my long shot. >> he hashere. 20 on him and mary fall lynn $10 because a female from oklahoma although i think it's unlikely. >> i'm scared to say it but charles? >> gingrich out front as he should be. christie and brown second and third and then i'm back to drink. i'm back to wine, women, and song, but this time i pay $10 in sterling. >> sterling isn't worth as much as it used to be. you get more sterling. >> i'm putting less. >> you are going to go to turn bree and play trump at trump's golf course. >> if sterling crashes, bree will do really well. >> i'm happy for that one. winners and losers of the week. >> my winner is kim strofl of the "wall street journal" who is out this week with a fantastic new book called "the intimidation game." how the left, how progressives have sought to shut down debate when they can't win debate. it has the full story of the irs scandal it is a terrific book. too many people use the phrase must read. this is an actual must read. i would buy it i would already have it. >> if t

thank you very much, phil flynn. melissa? melissa: president obama speaking in elkhart, indiana, here is what he had to say on his economic record. he just spoke of what he calls the myth of crazy government spending causing a squeeze in the middle class. okay. david: thought we had some sound on that but we had a quote bit anyway. melissa: it was so shocking we couldn't replay it because we were afraid it would start tell and scare viewers. let's discuss it. jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge fund, jason rotman from lido isle investors. thanks for joining us. the point he is trying to put a lot of spin on this talking about the fact that the economy is doing so well but if you listen what they said in the beige book today, just looking at the data, reporting modest economic growth at best, almost everywhere. not really the same picture, is it? jonathan what do you think? >> this has been the slowest economic recovery in modern economic history, melissa even despite the president's claims and unfortunately keep in mind

and i remember saying to her, "oh, did you ever know errol flynn?"yes," and just sort of drifted away. ( laughter ) now i know she dated errol flynn when she was 17, he was like 30- something. she dated howard hughes, hot howard hughes. she dated frank sinatra and marlon brando. >> stephen: so, "nothing left unsaid." was there anything said that afterwards you went, "i wish that had been left unsaid?" ( laughter ) >> yes, yeah, yeah, yes. ( cheers and applause ) should i tell what you it was? >> stephen: please! >> well, she-- she-- we wrote this book together, which was an e-mail conversation, which was kind of a companion to the documentary called "the rainbow comes and goes." >> stephen: and that is this, right here. >> it's a number-one "new york times" bestseller, yeah. >> stephen: "the rainbow comes and goes." ( cheers and applause ) >> but, yeah, so i was asking her, i was like, "so what was howard hughes like?" you know, and i was like, "was he like leo dicaprio?" and she was like, "oh, much better than him." and-- and then-- and then she jus

phil flynn. thank you. melissa. melissa: we wrap up the second day of trading after the first half of the year. those are a lot of milestones. jason rotman, james frischling and symptom mick tavella. guys thanks for joining us. james to you first what do you i think of the wrap-up in the market? >> spent time with you guys last week, the moment i heard armageddon, $2 trillion of market losses people comparing to the lehman crisis with the collapse of lehman. look at difference. the market is reacting to that. that was overplayed and overblown. i don't think it runs much further. a rebound from complete scare tactic because of folks streaming it is lehman collapse. this was not about contagion. this political decision needs to sort itself out. let's give it time to sort itself out. melissa: dominic, we knocked 100 trillion zillion out of the dollars. everyone sold and took cash off the table and won't make the money back. this is what happens. now it bounced back, right? >> a lot of large institutional hedge funds ma

. >> john flynn and john frank were the two lawyers with john flynn making the argument before the courtor miranda. arizona's assistant attorney general gary nelson made the argument and the attorney for the national district attorneys association. anything noteworthy about the argument? paul: one of the things that's quite striking, we mentioned what a strong legal team miranda had. their team was arguing the sixth amendment. miranda's brief doesn't argue that the fifth amendment was violated, the reason being that the fifth amendment was limited to the courtroom so the fifth amendment was not something that was the focus of the oral argument or certainly the briefing and that, we'll talk about how the decisions comes about but there is a disconnect between the arguments advanced and the decision that comes forward. host: we welcome your participation in this conversation tonight and the lines for dialing in are divided geographically. eastern and central time zones, 202-748-8900. if you live in the mountain or pacific time zones, 202-748-8901. and the facebook page has a conversation u

let me go to you as phil flynn was talking about, the moment we are waiting for. the uk this week. we have one up today in the market. >> a lot of people are trading somewhat rationally. we have seen bigger challenges than europe, it is not going to hit the european economy is bad as we will think. the fed is staying past, people want to see the rates remain, remain unchanged. and signaling more concerned. they felt the big headlines of the fed being more bearish, overplayed and that is why we saw this bounce that? connell: jim is on to something with terrible assassination of the member of parliament at the top of the headlines, that is what everyone is talking about. from the other point of view with the vote and no matter which way it goes are we overplaying this a little bit or are we legitimately concerned about what happens? >> i will take the opposite side. we are not overplaying this. one reason why, janet yellen even said there could be significant economic repercussions, if we got a stronger dollar out of that. if the pound goes down against the dollar that will impact mu

but then you have some nicer speeds heading towards north flynn.enny. >>> happening today, santa clara county district attorney makes a bold move to redefine rape in california. his push stems from a sexual assault on the stanford university campus. kiet do is live in palo alto with more. >> reporter: good morning. just persky won't be here at the courthouse because he has a long planned summer vacation but the d.a. will be here in just a couple of hours to try to keep up the pressure from for change announcing new legislation. new legislation is i am conspired by the victim in the stanford rape trial. check this out. calls for judge persky to step down are not letting up. someone of has been paying for billboards around the bay area that reads perez-olivo must go. they are calling him out -- aaron persky must go. they are calling him out for sentencing brock turner for six months in jail for six months for rape last year when the prosecutor wanted six-years. judge persky was a former stanford athlete and critics say he gave turner special treatmen

out of tracy to north flynn, then we see those brake lights dissipate.urns back to green all the way out to the dublin interchange. but before that, you can see speeds there only about 33 miles per hour. then it picks up through pleasanton. in fact, we can show you this live look now as you get closer to 680 all those headlights that's westbound traffic so looks crowded but at least no congested conditions for this time of the morning. 880 in oakland as you pass the oakland coliseum oakland airport no delay if you have a flight to catch. headlights are southbound traffic. that's "kcbs traffic." julie, today's weather is just right. >>> we're definitely cooler but we are gointo see more sunshine than what we saw yesterday so i think we'll warm up a little bit above where we were yesterday. this is a live look over the golden gate bridge. yesterday we were socked in with low clouds and fog. today there's a peak of blue above the bridge although we still have coastal clouds out there. temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s areawide with the exception of sant

phil flynn, oil edging just above that 50-dollar mark. what are traders saying about the outcome of the british vote and how that might be affecting commodities? >> well it's a big thing but i'll tell you what. one market that wasn't all about the "brexit" that was oil. there is no doubt david, oil will get a bounce on a stay vote. that means stability. that means demand growth in europe, less of a rick of a recession at least in the short term. oil traders love that. but we really got a spike later in the day on report out of nigeria, that a pipeline, a shell pipeline was attacked by militants. there was hope they had some type of sees fire in place. that is all off. there is a lot of rick of supply in nigeria. other market of course is gold. it was down five days in a row. it is battle between speculators and commercial. speculators were bullish. commercial were bearish. looks like they made the right bet, oil is up, gold is down. phil, thank you. melissa: last hour of voting for historic referendum in the uk, british voters are decidin

slowdowns and brake lights from about 205 to north flynn, but again, not enough to really impact the time. 880 clear. 16 minutes from 238 to the maze. they did pick up the overnight roadwork in the southbound lanes between 23rd and 29th. and carquinez bridge to the maze, everything looks good as well if you are heading down the eastshore freeway. we do have a dense fog advisory. chp issued this one for the golden gate. they issued it shortly after midnight so heads up for commuters on 101, maybe a little difficult to see. but you can see traffic there still very light heading into san francisco. and they did do the lane changes, as well. richmond/san rafael bridge drivers this is what it looks like now as you approach the toll plaza. just a few cars right now heading to marin county. that is your latest kcbs drive to work. >>> hotter on the weekend. it's going to be hot until sunday when we gradually see modest relief. good morning, everyone. 5:17. right now taking a look at our live weather camera towards mount vaca. can you see it? look very carefully. it's the -- it's the 9% wanin

instead of yellow everything is turning red up to north flynn. and then it starts to clear out livermore and pleasanton but there is a little bit of a backup there. i wouldn't be surprised if there was at least a fender- bender on the right-hand shoulder. and here's a look through the maze. everything is still quiet if you are heading out of walnut creek on 24 and looks clear all the way through 580. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> flights have resumed at the largest airport in turkey as experts try to determine what led to a deadly attack there. 41 people are dead and more than 140 are injured after suicide bombers blew themselves up at istanbul's ataturk airport. the latest from tina kraus >>> reporter: surveillance video from inside turkey's largest airport shows people scrambling for cover as one of the explosions went off. shortly before the blast, turkish officials say assailants armed with ak-47s opened fire at the entrance of the international terminal. this footage appears to show an officer taking one of them

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>> join us is lieutenant general michael flynn, appointed by president obama. good morning.what's your take on this? why is the president saying something and making it sound so rosy time and time again and then someone on his team saying quite the opposite? >> yeah, here first of all, there's not revolt. we have to make sure that we totally understand our constitutional role of civilian control of the military. so i want to make that very, very clear to your audience. that's number one. the second thing, i'll harp on what attorney general lynch said yesterday because it's apropos -- it's specific to what you guys just showed. she talked about, you know, how we are going to beat this enemy through compassion, unity and love. no, we're not. to win, we have to demonstrate willingness, determination and resolve. and that -- those three components is what you heard in all of the intelligence advisers, the former secretary of defense gates, chairman of the joint chiefs dunford. we're not demonstrating the three things in warfare, whether it's political warfare, ideological warfar

morning commute from the central valley and we have big-rig in the eastbound direction right near north flynn on its side out of the lanes and they will wait physical daylight to get it out. want out eastbound. >> pet owners are warned to be careful what your dogs are eating when you take them for a walk. in calistoga two dogs ate a deadly mush roof. some have been spotted under pine trees so watch out. >> oakland police and fire department are out with an important reminder on fourth of july safety. they want people to celebrate but do not do this, illegal fireworks or gunfire. the city is known for illegal fire works displays. police will have more patrols in areas with the highest gunfire activity and will arrest anyone caught discharging a firearm. the oakland fire department is setting up collection areas for fire works at six fear stations. >> speakers warn of a hidden hazard for young children you have in your him: the window covering industry is promising new safety changes to address strangulation risk. they hope to have a revised standard to the safety commission by the end of the y

bottom of the first zach e flynn taking jake lamb. he likes what he sees. it is gone. three run shot. the development backs retaking the lead. how about nice defense from the fightin phillies, fly ball, freddie galvis giving chase, still giving chase and freddie galvis, nice grab on the warning track. pretty, pretty good. phillies down four-three, in the seventh codey asche ground their got through, he will score. the game tied at four. arizona though coming right back. they income town to right field side and just like that, it is now seven-four arizona in the eighth inning. full highlights at 11:00. >>> sixers exercised their team option on holis thompson. over the course of his career he shot 39 percent from three, they need outside shooting. >>> dario is coming, 2014 lottery pick dario saric is saying he plans to join sixthers this season. right now he is playing in turkey. dario said he promised sixers he would make his way to the u.s. after two years. if you are not a man of the word it doesn't matter what is written on a piece of paper. how about that, ukee. >>

jake lam goes flynn for 17 in the series way pair homers. phillies trail three-zip.econd inning the phils get one back. goodell to center field. he miss plays it badly. they call it a double. three-one game. brito makes up for that missed play in the third inning. hernandez is sure he has a base hit hit. brito has other ideas. phillies bats go cold once again. cameron ruff strikes out to end the game. phillies have lost 24 of 30, seven in a row, three life one the final. >> yeah hard to stay patient but the alternative is to give up and i'm not going to give up. i mean, i like to win every -- we're all competitors and we want to -- hate losing. nobody likes it. and in fact i don't expect the players to be happy. i expect when you're losing the players not to be in good mood. the alternative is just to give up and keep taking it tore fight anorto fight and com. >> who will go number one. >>> the team will likely take ls's ben simmons or brandon ingram. simmons is considered by many to be a once in a blue moon type talent. he grew up in australia. his dad was once coac

clears up a little bit just past north flynn. that is "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> san jose police are looking for whoever left a man dead and another in critical condition. the shooting happened a block away from san jose state university on 11th street yesterday afternoon. police found both men shot in a car although they would not confirm whether a gray minivan in the street was involved. both men were rushed to the hospital. one died. >> we are making lunch and there was just like five or six really quick pops. but since the 4th of july we thought it was fireworks but there was something different about it. it was, like, too crisp. >> sjpd doesn't have a shooter description but is talking to several witnesses and although the shooting happened on greek row, investigators don't believe the shooting is connected to any of the homes on the street. >>> two bay area dads are in hospital beds after narrowly escaping from a burning minivan. but their wives and children are dead. they died in the fire. the fire it was sparked by a car accident alon

so you can see the slowdowns from tracy to north flynn. it picks up all green on the sensors out to the dublin interchange and pleasanton. our next map, a live look in the east bay at 880 in oakland. this is near the oakland coliseum. and taillights, that's traffic heading northbound into downtown and right now the drive time is about 15 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. that's a good drive time, very normal for this time of the morning. a lot of the overnight roadwork is picked up including some on the high-rise of the san mateo bridge. now, everything looks great out of the east bay heading to the peninsula. same thing for the bay bridge. no delay this morning. lower deck to the east bay clear as well as on the eastshore freeway. only 18 minutes. i mentioned the carquinez bridge. there was some overnight roadwork eastbound 80 overnight. gone. a lot of the overnight roadwork actually wrapped up about 5:00 so everything is looking good in both directions. maybe just a touch of slowing in the eastbound lanes. but bart is all on

flynn talked about.we've been very much proactive in terms of moving forward with those voluntary guidelines. we've got a milestone at the end of the coming month in which we will come in with the proposed kind of label changes and previsions that are outlined in those guidances. the other thing that we have done as a company in some cases like in europe, these -- these guidelines are fairly similar, right, we don't have growth promotion uses in europe for similar products. we have actually taken that outside of the united states and europe, as a company, as policy, we've got, i think, 70 to 100 labels across the global in which would fall into this medically important classes of antibiotics in which they allow uses, we are pulling that away voluntarily. again, because i think it's an evolution of what we understand around use and around stewardship of antibiotics and the criticalness of that. the other role, i think, that we play and have done so in conjunction with a number of industry players is aroun

we're told that police received multiple flynn 11 calls around 1:30 this morning. when police arrived they found the victim on the ground with severe head trauma. med ticks rushed her to hahnemann hospital where she was pronounced dead. the uber driver stayed on the scene with his 2016 honda. police say he had just dropped off a group of people. the driver was sober and interviewed by accident investigators at the scene. >> it was late at night. even though the street is well hit it was still dark out. she exited the deli, walked between two parked cars and then walked -- walked into oncoming traffic. but the driver remained on the scene after striking this female. >> reporter: and that uber driver was interviewed by investigators here at the scene. they did let him leave with his vehicle. again, they do in the believe that he was intoxicated in any way. rider now they're still trying to identify the victim. they say that she is a woman in her 40's. she didn't have any i.d. on her. they think that she might be from this area. they think that maybe she was just goin

she also says flynn's water plant is understaffed and lakhs experienced personnel.er dayews 24 hours powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. scarlet: abigail to little is live at the nasdaq. abigail: another bearish ending to the week. we have the nasdaq trading down 9/10 of 1%. from a technical perspective we also have the index back below its two hundred day moving average. the selling could continue or accelerate during the days and weeks ahead. nasdaq down ahe week. the first weekly drop since the end of april. and it's second weekly drop in a row. the weakness this week for the nasdaq is really coming from the technology space. alphabet, apple, and microsoft among others. applehared classes of combined, the stock is down 3.5% on the week. one source of weakness, year for searchrowth marketing spending is likely to decline in the second quarter. we could see a second-quarter gross revenue similar to the first quarter. apple was another big drag, down about 3% on the week. we did have it cutting its price target. jpmorgan

he flynn shs with the camera. and nine gun shots in all are heard. just happened to be rolling.d appear at the moment the shots are first fireded and then you hear people in the background wondering what transpi transpired. the guy in the cap just expressing abs of a flabbergasted expression of what just happened. >> you could see the name of the person using the camera there, brian armstrong on the top of the screen. shooting something else at the time. turned out to where he saw the action and continued to roll on it. in what is really a sign of the times. no matter what is going on, there's someone with with a camera rolling capturing it. you saw the man with the yellow shirt come out and see what was happening. >> i think i would have been ducking behind ta trash can. >> one person transported to the well-known parkland hospital in the dallas area. the airport remains open. more coverage now from the real story with gretchen. >> fox news alert, top of the real story, break iing news happening right now. unbelieve bable video that we're going to show you in its entirety in a

we'll check in with phil flynn and jeff flock in just a moment. ♪ ♪ connell: as we come back here onuto coast to coast, there it is at 49.15. i always like to go to chicago and talk to jeff flock, but i feel even more comfortable to go to chicago and talk to both jeff flock and phil flynn, the dynamic duo of the commodities world. there they are. a lot going on today, right, gentlemen? >> because he's the brains of the operation, i'm just talking here. but you got a headline out of to opec meet, right? >> yeah. i mean, the headline was no action, but that's not the real headline. the real story is that they're going to monitor the market and maybe agree to meet again, and that's a lot closer to a deal than anybody thought going into this opec meeting. everybody said this was going to be a snoozer. turned out not to be. they almost had a deal done at this meeting, and they're probably talking about a deal -- >> so we were down 80 cents after the news came out, weren't doing anything, we now recovered and we're now positive. >> we have, you know, for a couple of reasons. number one, pe

phil flynn watching all the action such as it was in chicago. oil and gold. we'll talk to phil about them both at cme in a moment. lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we fought back towards the end, right, lori? >> reporter: we did, we did close off the lows of the session, connell. what's telling is the vix, the volatility index, the market gauge of fear. it has been up six consecutive sessions, the vick slipped back half a point. a level at 20. if we had closed on the vix at highest levels we've seen today, the vix would have been at highest level since february 24th. that date is important, two days after the recent market low. continued fear, continued uncertainty, you've got the brexit vote next week and, of course, the federal reserve started two-day meeting. we'll hear decision on interest rates tomorrow afternoon. let's look at the home improvement stocks. this is a story. retail sales numbers which were pretty good. but the component showing the sales and building material and garden equipment. that was a shocking decline of alm

phil flynn the futures group is a fox business contributor. watching all the action in oil and gold, cme, the lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, what is behind today's selloff? >> here uncertainty. obviously we have a fed meeting on interest rates. the decision expected on wednesday and then the vote, the so-called vote will the uk leave the eu? a lot of jitters and nervousness and uncertainty about what comes after this market event. so we have a big swing tthe dow today closing down 132 points. that was up 27 points at its best level today. but as you know closing down triple digit levels. and, you know, we know that investors are nervous because we just have to take one look at the vix, the volatility index to measure how nervous or volatile investors are feeling. a big jump today. so now you have the vix index up six consecutive trading sessions. up 22.5%. and sadly we've seen this before. airline stocks getting hit the first trading day after a terrorist attack and that's certainly what happened today. amer

the flynn side of the dollar is stronger today. that's been a headache for u.s. corporations.e're nowhere near the strongest levels that we saw earlier in the year or last year. something to watch. as for the ten-year need, lower yield, the name of the game. we're not in negative territory like germany, but we are below 6%. 1.57, yields continue to collapse around the globe. as your oil, understand pressure as well. wti below 49. 48.23. brent below 50, and big headline overnight, international energy agency declaring it expects the oil market to be balanced towards the end of 2016. yea, that was revising its global forecast upwards and noting that last month there had been the first significant drop in global supply since 2013. a bit of a change there perhaps that is was already factored into the markets. quickly, let's show you gold because it's trading on a one-month high on the result of fears of global brexit. >>> stocks to watch. china's largest search engine baidu cutting its revenue by 10%. the firm with medical advertising as regulators have heightened scrutiny of medi

general michael flynn says her past actions, he believes her the dangerous one.ch this. >> secretary of state who uses unsecure email server to send and receive highly classified, national security information, knowing that she's not doing the right thing, the rise of islamic state, failure of libya, the failure of the russian reset, the failure of the pivot to the pacific, iranian nuclear deal which she was directly involved in, yemen, there are some things that she touched that are just utter failures. martha: going to be interesting right? sam clovis joins us now, national co-chair and chief policy advisor for the trump campaign. sam, welcome. good to have you with us this morning. >> thanks, martha. it is an honor to be on with you. martha: you watched the back and forth yesterday and it is clear that hillary clinton has watched the donald trump rise on the gop side and she has seen how he has accomplished it, in part, by making mincemeat out of the people he ran against, calling them names, "lyin' ted," little marco, all of that. she has decided she will go

phil flynn, to oil. there are a couple of headwinds and tailwinds on this. is up more than 2% in the aftermarket session which surprised me, because iran is pumping oil. the exports are surging by hundreds of thousands of barrels moment but moment. and yet we still see oil climbing. why? >> i never thought i'd say this, liz, but thank goodness they are, because they're replacing outages other places in the globe right now. look at what's happening in nigeria today. there was another terrorist attack on a major oil platform. that could reduce nigeria's oil exports to a trickle right now, so that's a big issue. we're still beginning to feel the impact from those canadian wildfires. we're going to lose probab couple million barrels a day, and that's going to show up in this week's report. all of that is coming together at the same time. but the other thing, of course, is we're looking at tropical storm colin. you know, right now it's not a threat to oil industry, but you've got to watch this storm. if it turns just a little bit, we may shut down operations in t

kelly macanenny, christine flynn and patrick healy.esting to see the two different styles, when you juxtapose them like that. i don't know if it is fair to say that. donald trump is speaking more immediately and in a visceral way that appeals to a lot of people. and hillary clinton more measured and political in her response. one, speaking to the heart. the other to the head, i guess you could say. >> i think you're right. one thing the clinton folks are worried about and have been for quite a while. they were worried about it with bernie sanders and with donald trump. the mood of the country, the desire for real action, big statements, even if there aren't a lot of details to back it up. it is so strong right now that it may swamp the measured, what democrats are measured, thoughtful, detailed responses. her saying we need to work with nato. we need on work with our allies. a lot of americans are feeling like germany and turkey and belgium aren't going to keep america safer. it is america that has to take that responsibility. and dona

bob flynn. any others? [applause] listen, gentlemen. let me tell you two things by way of introduction of our author. his name is alvin townley, but i was given a copy of this book about a week ago. i thought, well ok, if i'm going to introduce alvin i probably ought to see with this book is all about. i have read several other accounts by stockdale and others relative to the p.o.w. experience in vietnam and i have had extensive conversations with admiral stockdale over the course of time both as a mentor and as an advisor at the navy war college and i had the privilege of going through the hanoi hilton while it was still on active duty and seeing it as it is today, which is basically a tourist attraction. i thought, i probably ought to read it and the way i'm going to do this is i'm going to read an early chapter, going to read a middle chapter and then read the last chapter. it doesn't work. [laughter] it doesn't work. it is a great book. it is written in a very captive, capturing, narrative style. it's the kind of book that picks you

a bit of a break near north flynn and no delays connecting to 680.outhbound trouble spot at fremont truck scales is clearing. we have a backup now there. you have slow conditions due to the sunol grade 31 miles per hour in some spots. give yourself a few extra minutes. bay bridge, 20 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. sluggish through the toll plaza. some slight delays near the metering lights. but past that you won't have any troubles heading into san francisco. traffic is light as you come off the skyway near fremont street. checking 880, the nimitz freeway, right now traffic is light near the coliseum. most delays in oakland begin after 7:00. southbound we see earlier slow- and-go conditions through hayward as you head southbound side of 880. don't forget the a's in town taking on the brewers first pitch at 12:35. >> is it dollar dog day today? >> it's going to be gorgeous for a baseball game. game time temperature in the high 60s abundance of sunshine. good morning, everybody. our live weather camera indicates the return of the marine

farther back, another crash going on as you travel eastbound 580 approaching north flynn road. a big rig on the shoulder. we passed that one really quickly. the rest of the bay, smooth flow of traffic. northbound 101 at 680, a little slowing, guys, back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, amping up extra security. the changes coming to san francisco pride week following the tragedy in orlando. >>> silicon valley execs trying to figure out how to support the republican party without supporting donald trump. they may have found it, coming up in business news. >> reporter: i'm live this morning with the latest on the allegations plaguing the oakland police department, from racest text messages to a sex scandal all while the department is dealing without a top cop. details when we return. the city of oakland.. as weisver the alada county district attorney h put >>> new problems unraveling for the city of oakland, as we discovery the alameda county administration has put another employee on leave. >> "today in the bay"'s" stephanie chuang has more. >> reporter: good morning, sam

and eastbound 580, beyond north flynn big-rig on its side on the right hand shoulder in the reverse commute direction. they are waiting for daylight for get it out. there con activity coming up. >> america strikes back, the crippling blow united states war lanes may have dealt to isis in iraq. >> why a lot of people in a new >> why a lot of people in a new study would rethink going to >> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> look at this video from japan, no one was hurt. the house fell over after a mudslide. all the buildings were empty. authorities ordered them evacuated year as a precaution. this could be more houses falling with heavy rain warnings issued for area. >> scary. >> american plans are conducting deadly strikes on isis militants trying to leave fallujah. the iraqi defense ministry said a convoy of 500 was hit killing at least 250 isis fighters. ministry said that the strikes have been going on since monday and they are still underway. >> the sister of united states ambassador stevens said she does not blame hillary clinton for her b

. >> i got contacted by a rachel flynn, who completely did a redesign on a napkin to a very nice building and i'm looking at her going, why on earth would you get involved at this level? it was obvious why she was there. lynn had, um, sent her and she was completely working for lynn, not doing her job for oakland. >> reporter: it took over a year but eventually a smaller building was approved. but at a cost. >> my damages could be upwards of $900,000. >> reporter: as for city reaction, we talked to assistant city administrator claudia cap i don't. >> we're taking it very seriously. >> what about discipline? >> i can't talk about that. that's a matter that is -- that may or may not computer. -- that may or may not computer. >> reporter: she was talking about the city administrator and planning department separate part of oakland city hall. on this side is the city council and mcelhaney is the president of that. we spoke to her today and asked her for comment. she said she was busy with meetings and possibly her staff would get back to us with something. that didn't happen. there is a chanc

. >> i grew up watching harold flynn in they died with their boots on. there was a late late show at a time when there were only three channels and a kid had to sneak down and watch that little black-and-white tv at one in the morning when that movie came on. of course the custer's were portrayed with the storybook romance and that's often been the way historians have portrayed their romance, but alas with all fairytales it's not quite true. their marriage was really a real marriage. thank you. i was trying to think of the words. people today will recognize themselves in that and recognize being at that age in their 20s and 30s trying to be married and custer was not faithful. she was, she used her gender to both his benefit and her own. >> that's right. this is so fascinating. their relationship was intense. it was very sexual. they have writing to each other that was very intense. custer is somebody who really needed attention. the thing is, he had real capabilities and his flamboyance played a practical role in his success and it also spoke to the fac

nbc news said there was no evidence that it was hacked by hackers but you have lieutenant michael flynnse intelligence agency who says i guarantee the russian and chinese have been there. it's trump's opinion, conclusion, based on what he's heard. we'll see whether they give the same treatment to her on her claims about mr. trump. great to see you, ben. >> great to be with you. >>> still ahead, what do selena gomez and yours truly have in common? you'll see. (man) oh, looks like we missed most of the show. (woman) and there's no way to restart it. (jon bon jovi) with directv there is. ♪ you see, we've got the power to turn back time ♪ ♪ so let's restart the show that started at nine ♪ ♪ and while we're at it, let's give you back your 'do ♪ ♪ and give her back the guy she liked before you ♪ ♪ hey, that's the power to turn back time. ♪ (vo) get the ultimate all-included bundle. call 1-800-directv. ♪ "dinner!" "may i be excused?" get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. >>> from the world headquarters of f

we haven't seen a move this high since, i believe, i heard phil flynn say since the iranian revolution in 1978. what does that tell you? that means if the u.s. dollar is the safe haven play, people are running for the hills. they are taking cover, and that's what happened here today. traders just shrugged and they said we've got to start watching very, very early on sundays and see how the asian markets open. if there's going to be a follow through, debra, or a snap back like a coiled spring. maybe there will be bargain hunters. >> i'm taking your point about the lack of bargain hunters showing up today. i was wrong. thank you for taking us through that intense trading session. a count down to the closing bell. liz claman, catch the show 3 p.m. eastern here on fox business. oil, getting hit along with stocks. in fact, if you look down at 4%, it's the biggest drop in four months. jeff flock with me now at the cme. is this instability showing up as in maybe the u.s. economy won't grow as well, therefore, demand for energy will be lower? >> i think that's a fear a lot of traders here, say

north flynn slow speeds there. that with no delays heading over towards 680 and as you connect to 680 northbound no troubles there. southbound again we are going to run into a bit of a mess as you hit the sunol grade past pleasanton. elsewhere eastshore freeway still very busy this morning. it's easing up a bit but we had this accident a "sig alert" in fact westbound 80 connecting over to 880. all lanes are now open. and it is still slow as you come away from looks like the richmond area all the way into berkeley. you will see brake lights as well when you get to the bay bridge with the metering lights on. your drive time though improving, 21 minutes now carquinez bridge to the maze. no delays on the upper deck of the bay bridge into san francisco. it is foggy in some spots this morning. live look at the golden gate bridge, limited visibility in some spots along 101 southbound out of marin. northbound highway 1 along the peninsula, as well. we have some foggy spots reported there this morning so use caution as you

you've been involved in conservative politics over the past ten years, you probably knew the name mike flynneither saw his byline, and i think he was the first editor at breitbart's big hollywood. he was a very astute writer and a good person to drink with. he passed away unexpectedly last week. he was young, 48. he's just a very funny, smart person. thoughts go out to his family and just a shock. >> wow, god bless him. that's way too soon. >> yep. >> k.g.? >> the justice department still investigating hillary clinton for possible criminal wrongdoing regarding her private e-mail server. so why would the woman in charge of that investigation meet privately with clinton's husband? well, it happened on monday. here's attorney general loretta lynch. >> i did see president clinton at the phoenix airport. as i was leaving and he spoke to myself and my husband on the plane. our conversation was a great deal about his grandchildren. it was primarily social and about our travels. there was no discussion of any matter pending before the department. >> fox is told the meeting was not previously schedul

the heaviest commute is before north flynn.hen it loosens up quite a bit through livermore and into dublin-pleasanton but the drive time is a little sluggish as you can see there. and let's go out to another spot in the east bay all the approaches to the bay bridge. we know that's where a lot of folks are heading this morning. we can always tell once those metering lights were turned on there's always a backup right there. this morning it's not quite backed up to the maze. you can see maybe a little behind that map some of the sensors still show green. so only about 15 minutes to get you on the span. that's "kcbs traffic." let's get your friday forecast. your weekend forecast. she has it all. here's julie. >>> i do have it all for you today. i can tell you this they are both going to be good. plenty of blue sky out there today. it's really very different than what this looked like yesterday. this blue sky over ocean beach. you can see some coastal clouds down south in the distance but overall plenty of sunshine and that's likel

and good relationships, somebody like a general flynn, somebody like a general maddis.t think he has a good-enough relationship with kasich or rubio. if that can be gelled little more before the convention that might be a game-changer. but i think that is the direction they were going. >> terrific, kimberly, i would listen to you. >>> ahead one public university has just dropped its math requirement. wait until you hear from greg what they're considering replacing it with. ahead. turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid lo

phil flynn of price futures and fox business contributor is watching action in oil and gold from the cme. ashley webster is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley, first of all, today's biggest movers, who were they? >> yeah, dave, interesting day. we had the fed chairperson talking in middle of it all, janet yellen. but the big winners on dow, boeing, caterpillar up 1.9%. industrials doing well today. you had a stock like nike, up 1.6% and jpmorgan on the financial side up 1.08%. on the other side of the equation the laggard on the dow was home depot, down nearly 2%. loews down by the way down by the same amount -- lowe's. interesting reaction what janet yellen had to say today. the general consensus she was slightly more hawkish than was expected but she tried to throw away the may job report and say, you know what there are signs of strength elsewhere in the economy but chances generally believed here of june rate hike, basically nil. perhaps july. more stronger later in the year. we'll see. dave? melissa: ashley, thanks so much. oil following stocks higher ending jus

phil flynn, price futures group is a fox business contributor. he is watching action on oil and gold from the cme. lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, we couldn't hang on to it. what was driving it and why couldn't we hold it? reporter: health care was the drag. crude oil settled above 50 bucks a barrel today. as far as the dow hitting 18,000 but paring those gains, s&p 500 closing still at the best level since last summer basically. energy, telecom, industrials are among the best performing industries but health care sold off, especially late in the session. that started by valeant once again, the usual suspect. valeant touching a new low today basically slashing guidance. new york-based investor slashed its stake in valeant by half. that hurt as well. valeant shares are off 76%. it is off today by 14 1/2%. ralph lauren, luxury fashion retailer, plans to cut jobs, close stores, a plan to lower costs. investors not too impressed as you see by the performance there. down 2 and 1/3 percent. david: lori, thank you very mu