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and tonight at the "hannity" big board with more is our friend heather nauert from "fox and friends,"re you? >> great to see you. hillary clinton controversy appear to be catching up with her. in critical 2016 swing states, quinnipiac university is out with brand new poll numbers and appear to be good for donald trump. in florida donald trump is leading 42 to 39% and in ohio, it is a dead heat now with trump and clinton tied at 41%. sean, this quinnipiac poll also revealed really interesting information about the mood of the voters in some of these states. when posed with the statement the old way of doing things no longer works and we need radical change, more than 70% of those polled in all of those states say that they agree with that statement. now, we also have some brand new fox news poll numbers that were just out tonight in some key battleground states. in colorado, clinton has 44% and trump has 34%, but 22% of voters surveyed are either unsure who they'll support or are not voting or getting behind another candidate, they say, so still plenty of time to win over voters in tha

. >> joining us right now, heather nauert. what can you tell us? >> the good news is police have detained some people so far. the motive we do not know at this hour. police have those three in custody. they may have been involved many sthooting we understand. brand new video showing one of the shooting victims on a stretcher. shots were fired just before 1:00 a.m. eastern time at club blu in ft. myers hosting a teen party. police say a total of 17 people have been shot and two are dead. we do not know the identities of the deceased so far. but we're watching that carefully. multiple people we're told are fighting life-threatening injuries at the hospital. some inside that club were as young as 13 years old. witnesses who were there describe this scene as a mad house with others saying they believe they heard around 30 shots fired. bystanders say the shots may have come from multiple guns. they say the shooting lasted for about ten minutes. we're working to confirm all these details. it is a fluid story at this point. one woman who was at that club

. >> i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. what a busy day we have, jon scott. loretta lynch testifying now before the house judiciary committee. that is live look for right there. house lawmakers holding a hearing for the justice department over entire backdrop of the dallas police massacre and spate of deadly police shootings. as the attorney general faces harsh criticism from the private meeting. you have will recall this one. took place with bill clinton, days before the fbi's decision in his wife's email case. it was one on the tarmac of phoenix, arizona. jon: a lot of people have questions what went on in 30 minutes or so two of them were onboard the private government jet. both sides trying to score political points in this hearing. republicans as well as democrats. let's listen in for just a bit. >> apparently not in his mind. you accepted it. apparently not in your mind dizzydid not constitute gross negligence. i'm an attorney. practiced 16 years before coming here. i'm on this committee 20 years. not actively practicing law. been doing this a long time

hello, everyone, i'm heather nauert and this is "the real story." comey clearly getting frustrated with his critics today who suggested his concluding statement may have been orchestrated. we have live fox coverage from the nation's capital. blake berman has the latest from donald trump who is also in washington today for some significant meetings on capitol hill. let's first begin with our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge, who is live with more on today's hearing. catherine? >> reporter: thank you, heather. really until the last 20 minutes we've heard quite an extraordinary exchange from the fbi director and the republican chairman of the committee, jason chaffetz. every security clearance holder knows that you just cannot share classified information with someone else who doesn't have a need to know and doesn't have a security clearance at the inappropria appropriate level. but what the director just testified to is that hillary clinton did give access to classified information to people who did not have the clearance to read it

>> heather nauert my all-time favorite, what's going on in the world? >> hi there, tucker.t sunday. there is a manhunt intensifying for a murder suspect who is now on the run. police are warning that he may have accomplices. those surveillance video capturing the moment a prisoner jumped out of the jury box and dashed out of a courthouse, this near ft. lauderdale, florida. he was awaiting a hearing on whether he should face the death penalty. he's just 22 years old, accused of killing a woman during a robbe robbery in 2014. it's not clear how he managed to slip out of his handcuffs and make it out to the door. please be on the lookout for him. >>> thousands paying their respects for officer patrick zamarripa, the last of the five officers, after being killed last week. the officer was buried with full honors at a dallas ft. worth national cemetery. his brothers in blue joining his family for that private ceremony. our prayers go to his family this morning. >>> an aspiring nun turned to crowd funding to pay off $12,000 worth of student debt. and she didn't just pay it off, s

. >> i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. what a busy day we have, jon scott.nch testifying now before the house judiciary committee. that is live look for right there. house lawmakers holding a hearing for the justice department over entire backdrop of the dallas police massacre and spate of deadly police shootings. as the attorney general

and we have a fox news alert with heather nauert. heather? >> hi. you. >>> breaking news coming in from overseas right now. this coming out of sydney, australia. a possible attempted terror attack taking place there not long ago. local media reporting that a man rammed a car that was filled with gas cylinders into the underground police station parking garage and that the man deliberately targeted police. he was arrested at gun point. no reports of injuries and we're monitoring this. we're bring you the latest on this breaking story. >>> well, back here at home, a story we have covered for days now. a dangerous murder suspect on the round for five days -- run for five days now has been captured. dayonte resiles found hiding out in a courtroom 50 miles away from where he escaped. he jumped from a jury box in the courtroom and managed to get by the unarmed guards, break out of his handcuffs and change into regular clothes before he darted outside to freedom. he was facing the death penalty. now back behind bars. >>> well, first it was wisconsin and no

no stranger to beer is heather nauert. >> what is your favorite? >> i like a lot of them.rse. i have some headlines to bring you. we start off with a serious story from overseas. breaking right now in france, police shooting and killing two men who murdered a priest and then held two nuns hostage. the interior minister now saying that this is being treated as a terror attack. all of this unfolding at a church in normandy, france. another hostage is in critical condition at this hour. the vatican condemning the quote, barbarian killing of a priest saying it's even more heinous since it happened in a sacred place. we'll bring you the latest as we get it. >>> zika fears, doping allegations and now expressed kidnapping? it's the latest disaster in the olympics in rio. jujitsu fighter jason lee said men dressed in police uniforms kidnapped him and forced him to take $800 out of atm machines. he was freed after that. so called express kidnappings in rio are common. all of this is happening after a paralympic athlete and team official were rob at gun point. >>> another horrible a

>> you want to go and give her contact -- >> heather nauert -- >> hey, brian., let's do it. the contract. good morning. good morning to all of you. 35 minutes after the hour. a couple of news headlines right now. the manhunt has been intensifying for a suspected killer. we are learning that a daring dash out of a south florida courthouse that we told you about yesterday was a well coordinated escape. police arresting four accomplices accused of helping the murder suspect dayonte resiles flee the courtroom. two accomplices were actually inside the courtroom. they signalled for the suspect to run out to the get away car as he awaited a death penalty hearing. one accomplice admits to bringing the escapee a change of clothes so he could get out. wow. unreal. that manhunt intensifying today. >>> well, more trouble for rev reverend al sharpton. a man is calling him a crook and a fraud. reggie anders claimed he paid sharpton $16,000 to help him with the discrimination suit against verizon, saying that sharpton promised to publicize his issues and he never did. so now