keating: conflict. ed: i want to ask you about the a few pen price -- at the pen -- at thepipen price. the price was $950. it went from $95 to $950 in eight years. the ceos salary went from $2 competitors. one of the competitors had difficulties with the fda. that left them alone in this playing field. one thing we can do is really fast track competitors. you have control with our constitutional rights -- if someone is alone in the playing field and there are potential et price down, we should move -- look at those issues singularly. ed: are you ready for the pop quiz? rep. keating: never. ed: you're going to nail it. question one, governor baker toward which community hit by an -- ef-1 tornado? concord. which city has settled a lawsuit with -- you will have a chance to rebound after the break. fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. a link to the my fios app that going to let me s

keating, did you make bail?owth of keating's failed lincoln savings and loan in california, the majority of bonds bought by seniors, many losing their life savings. >> charles keating was convicted in two trials, but both of those verdicts were overturned, and then he pled guilty to avoid a retrial and was allowed out for time served. >> the climate had gone from celebrating the excesses of wall street to condemning them pretty quickly. >> tonight's headline, milken pleads guilty in what may be the largest individual case of fraud ever to rock wall street. the case which ended in a plea bargain with the government. >> judge kimble said the crimes merited his removal from society, sentencing him to ten years in prison. >> he didn't end up serving anywhere near that. he did go to jail for just under two years. i'm confident when he left, he was at a minimum a billionaire, and quite possibly a multibillionaire. >> the game of monopoly could have been invented for donald trump. but monopoly is a tricky game. when yo

in miami, phil keating, fox news. it's time for your news and weather together. more than a dozen people arrested near sherman park for disorderly conduction and resisting an officer. this happened in the area off 44th and auer -- after neighbors

in miami, phil keating, fox news. >>> a major change in an east bay jail healthcare system. >> this has's now happening. >> the decision today by alameda county officials after a yearlong investigation by our 2 investigates team. >>> plus, a critical endorsement by donald trump. the announcement he made just minutes ago meant to help unify the republican party. >>> and a bay area veterans memorial vandalized. the efforts now to find out who did it and why. k ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack's brewhouse bacon burger from jack in the box. not this one. absolutely lying. and what if i told you... that i'm jack. whaaaat?!! no way! no! didn't see that coming, did you? porter ale cheese sauce, grilled onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun. jack's new brewhouse bacon burger, new from jack in the box. hey, where did jack go? he was just here. >>> more than 200,000 people are expected to attend the event this weekend. this year

phil keating reports. >> it is a beautiful mosquito if you look at color sxagz markings on it. and what a challenging opponent. >> reporter: shelley of lee county, florida is a soldier on the zika mosquito. >> it should be highly respected in that border here. >> we should be scared. mosquito are the deadliest animal to humans and killing 725000 people every year through the virus they carry. >> when you have that along with international travel, it is a threat. >> reporter: but the state's geogra ph y makes it easy for mosquito. authorities anyhow they had to create their mosquito control. >> they voteed to tax themselves to have a special service of the mosquito control. >> here in lee county with acreasonabling and marsh. the annual mosquito budget is $17 million. that is the largest in the state and funded by local taxes. the program right now is putting every available resource in to preventing the disease from spreading. >> airplanes spread larvae by day. and brush kill adults by night. helicopters survey the industrial and residential area. >> i how great of a concern is

dave keating is doing fine. a home that was burglarized.the returned and claimed he thought he was atck and break insteal aspirin. wodnup a y i hers needs >>> we are getting some feedback. a next viewer, josie in denver got in touch this week, to say she's enjoying the olympics coverage, with one big but. >> i just think that it's inappropriate, only on the women, where they showing the rear end, the women bent over from the back at the rear end. whoever's doing the camera shots with the rear for the indoor womenle really is inappropriate. and they ought to make men wear tight pants then, and show them pick up a market with if you ??fthem wear tight ?>> tonight on the "olympic zone," meet the woman who wants to cement her place in history at the games. >>> plus, white divers say their event has the same intensity as a contact sport. >> you are hitting the water 30 miler and over. >>> and the trojan army that has descended on rio. next on the "olympic zone." >> welcome to the "olympic zone" i'm drew soicher.

in miami phil keating, fox news. >>> as a pregnant woman becomes infected with the zika virus the baby misshapen heads. there will be a special fox news reporting. >> the baby we delivered with mi can encephalitis she probably was bitten in the first trimester of pregnancy and never thought it would lead to the child being affected. [speaking spanish]. >> it is so harmless, right. they don't know. and i don't know. i can't tell you if it was me or my husband, i don't know. >> trace gallag, her airs right after fox report here on the fox news channel. >>> and new orleans communities in full clean up mode following a close encounter with a fierce tornado. >> oh, wow. look at that debrie. >> look at. that the twister levelled several homes and filling the streets with debris. this is how witnesses described it. >> it sounded like a freight train. the roof was shaking and moving and i thought the roof was going to come off and i would go with it. >> will carr, following all of this. what is it like in louisiana and surrounding areas? >> reporter: hey there, laura. they are expecting bad st

and that means massachusetts congressman bill keating is playing a role in assessing the u.s. fight against isis. >> we are doing well on the ground and we can do well on the ground, but this is the exercise all over the world. >> and hear what is happening here. >> we have agents in all 50 states. we are safer here than probably any country. doug: watch congressman bill keating on the record, this morning 1: followed by matter of fact with fernando espuelas, he takes on the immigration issue. then catch city line and the fight for tech equality at noon. antoinette: this morning parts , of new hampshire are officially natural disaster areas because of the worsening drought. and that means more help will be available. it is a sea of dead crops at farms like white cedar in kingston. peppers, eggplant, beets, carrots, they are all dead. the disaster declaration allows farmers to apply for emergency but it is something they say they are always wary of. >> we will consider any kind of disaster relief assistance. i'm glad we did not take it last year. we would've had to pay it back.

fox's phil keating has more. a popular area in miami beach including world-famou becomes the second zone in south florida where the zika virus is spreading. florida governor rick scott says state health officials identified five new cases of the zika virus.. it is believed all five cases were contracted in a one-point-five mile area that encompasses most of south beach... these new illnesses bring the number of locally transmitted cases to thirty-six. scott says: two of these individuals are florida residents and live in in miami dade county.. one person of texas and one person is a resident of taiwan scott has requested additional support from the centers for disease control and prevention.. and says the state has begun more aggressive mosquito campaigns in miami- dade county.. he adds that state efforts are working to control the spread of zika as they were able to clear three additional blocks in the wynwood area free of the virus. scott says: " this is in addition to the 14 blocks we were already able to clea

phil keating has more on the cases where they were found from miami beach. >> reporter: the breaking of south beach now accompanies by the breaking news that zika is actively spreading on world famous miami beach. five new cases under investigation involve two local residents and three tourist. notice is connected to the one-square mile active transmission zone across the district. >> we believe we have a new area where local transmissions are occurring in miami beach. >> reporter: during this emergency, governor rick scott changed his plan to come back to miami to once again talk zika. >> we also would like a detailed plan from the obama administration how they would like us to work with fema. i asked for this on june 1 and we have not received it. i have called on the president for this. >> reporter: the second active zone runs from 28th street to 8th and from the ocean oto the bay. they are advising pregnant women to avoid this zone as well as the other areas. all summer long, this has been a famous tourist destination, and they hoped zika would not make it to the beach. sales hav

fox news's phil keating. there for the takeoff. historic moment, phil. this was fascinating to see today. reporter: lot of excited people there, cheryl as well. only two years after the communist revolution, 55 years ago, the last u.s. commercial aircraft flew from florida to cuba. now it is back and soon will be far more abundant. ♪ the cuban band, cuban coffee at the gate provided flavor and historic excitement was abundant. >> our commitment from today is to continue to serve the market between the u.s. and cuba as best we can, keeping our fares low, keeping our service friendly, keeping it safe and secure and making travel between the u.s. an cuba much more affordable an fun. reporter: today's inaugural flight serviced santa clara in central cuba. soon jetblue will fly to camaway cuban and american airlines from miami begin service to cuba over the next week. carnival now cruises to cuba. for many years you could fly on charter plane to cuba. it would be much more expensive than flying commercial. >> the big difference it is easier to get on board, r

phillip keating with more. phil?solutely, jon. 55 years later, travel from florida to cuba has returned and the excitement was absolutely abundant. ♪ the cuban band and the coffee provided the flavor and the historic excitement was clear among everyone's faces. >> our commit front from today is to continue to serve the market between u.s. and cuba as best we can, keeps our fares low, keeping our service friendly, keeping it safe and secure, and just making travel between u.s. and cuba much more affordable and fun. >> today's santa clara. soon they'll fly elsewhere. silver airlines and american begin their service in the next few days and eventually there will be 110 daily flights into cuba. as of now carnival cruises to cuba and for many years people could travel on a charter plane as long ads they had permission from the government but more expensive. >> the big news is it's easier to get on board. you can buy a ticket now. you used to always be able to buy a ticket, but there were more hurdles to jump through. it's

bill keating, fox news. >>> today is a big day for kanye west and all of the fence. look at this.o he opened 21 pop-up stores around the world including this one right here in san francisco. this is in the downtown area. the stores are expected to be open throughout the weekend. you still have time to get out there. he is expanding his pop-up store concept in cities like new york, los angeles and paris and new york event generated $2 million in sales of his customized items. >> he is on fire. >>> the nba will be moving the 2017 all-star game from charlotte, north carolina to new orleans. last month the nba decided to move the all-star game because north carolina has to law limiting antidiscrimination protections for the lgbt community. new orleans and louisiana have been campaigning for the all- star game saying new orleans is known for its diversity and rich cultural heritage. >> coming up next, a living legend in san francisco. how the 90th birthday of tony bennet was celebrated. >>> the fbi is asking for help identifying a bank robbery suspect they are calling the audi bandit.

phil keating is live in many beach with more. phil?ousness of this burgeoning zika emergency in florida, the governor and the state's surgeon general flew to miami this morning to declare what no one here in miami beach from tourists to business owners to residents wanted to hear. >> we believe we have a new area where local transmissions are occurring in miami beach. >> reporter: five locally transmitted cases in fact all now linked directly to miami beach. the bay area island is one mile wide, and this new zone of transmission encompasses the 1.5 miles from 28th street to the north down to 8th. it was hoped that zika would never be included in the same sentence as the beach. it is a world famous tourist destination and responsible for much of miami-dade's tax base. officials are offering free spraying and mosquito control teams are now canvassing south beach, dropping egg-killing pellets standing water. zika has been linked to smaller brains and skulls in babies. the cdc is advising all pregnant women to stay away from the wynnewood

phil keating reports. >> it is a beautiful mosquito if you look at color sxagz markings on it.ging opponent. >> reporter: shelley of lee county, florida is a soldier on the zika mosquito. >> it should be highly respected in that border here. >> we should be scared. mosquito are the deadliest animal to humans and killing 725000 people every year through the virus they carry. >> when you have that along with international travel, it is a threat. >> reporter: but the state's geogra ph y makes it easy for mosquito. authorities anyhow they had to create their mosquito control. >> they voteed to tax themselves to have a special service of the mosquito control. >> here in lee county with acreasonabling and marsh. the annual mosquito budget is $17 million. that is the largest in the state and funded by local taxes. the program right now is putting every available resource in to preventing the disease from spreading. >> airplanes spread larvae by day. and brush kill adults by night. helicopters survey the industrial and residential area. >> i how great of a concern is that. >> water in

phil keating live in miami with the latest. >> reporter: so we now have a total of 14 confirmed zika cases in broward and miami-dade counties which health experts believe was transmitted by local mosquitos. in six of the ten new cases, people didn't even know they had the zika virus because they had no symptoms. at this point the cdc and florida's health department are confident this local transmission should not spread beyond a few specific neighborhoods where all 14 people have visited over the past month. it's a very popular area for locals and tourists with a lot of art galleries, restaurants, bars and shopping. the local transmission zone comprises aile area just north of downtown miami containing the wynwood arts district, midtown and edgewater neighborhoods. since friday the state and county have ramped up their spraying efforts, adding personnel with pesticide backpacks to walk around these neighborhoods and around the houses spraying to kill the mosquito responsible for spreading the disease and an emergency response team from the cdc has also flown in to help. but an alarmi

doug: watch congressman bill keating "on the record," this morning at 11:00 a.m. followed by "matter of fact" with fernando espuelas. then catch city line and the fight for tech equality coming up at noon. antoinette: this morning, parts of new hampshire officially of the worsening drought and that means more help will be available. it is a sea of dead crops at farms like white cedar in kingston. peppers, eggplant, beets, carrots are all dead. the disaster declaration allows farmers to apply for emergency loans, something they're always wary of. >> we'll consider any kind of disaster relief assistance, but the program that they offered last year was a loan, and i'm we'd have had difficulty this year paying back that loan. antoinette: hillsboro, merrimack and rockingham counties are all covered by the disaster declaration. a tow truck trap set up by drivers themselves. doug: drivers' cars being towed and it's not their fault. what you should be watching for. also, the red sox bouncing back in game two against the royals. the big swings that led to a big win. mike?

and bill keating greeted the president and first lady giving a golf ball before they boarded marine up with, what very to ask what is the significant of the sure, i want to know what he is doing, he is already, believe me he will be out within an hour. >> and that was made in new bedford. the president will spend a little more than two weeks on martha's vineyard. >>> now turning to the race for the white house, donald trump is bringing his campaign to new hampshire tonight. he says his focus will be on hillary clinton and comments and we're live in new hampshire with more on that. john? >> the doors opened up here and people are being led in. there was a line that stretched from the front doors all the way back out this way past departments here and out into the parking lot. plenty of people coming to hear donald trump speak. circuited and sent out and doesn't have any events scheduled for the weekend. the doors are open here. no sign of protests thus far. but the event starts at 8:00. we have a couple of hours before the event starts here. >>> still' head, we have more >> and and one

. -- keating. and survivors of the polls nightclub massacre. let's check the numbers on wall four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from iphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. anchor: much-needed help for the survivors of the pulse nightclub. they were not build the patience for expenses which are now in the millions. 49 people were killed. when the gunmen opened fire on june 12. health officials are exploring options like funding from the federal government to help patients. boston police officers are on cameras. ed: they were selected at random after no one volunteered. the mayor says there is a lot of work to do. officers were concerned about the unknown and he says they had questions. >> what if they

the actor has signed on to reprise robin william's role as prep school professor, john keating in a stage adaptation of "dead poet's society." the show will open off-broadway in november. "ohhhh. everywhere you look, evr there's a heart and a hand to hold on to." don't expected to see the olsen twins on the next season of "fuller house". jodie sweetin who plays stephanie tanner on the netflix sitcom is saying that the cast have given up on mary-kate and ashley olsen to make a cameo. season two of the "full house" reboot is currently in production. sweetin says you can expect many of the original cast to make an for its ambitious next mission... this time -- the agency wants to send a spacecraft to collect a piece of an asteroid... nasa officials say the sample will help scientists understand how the "osiris-rex" spacecraft will travel nearly one-point-two billion miles to visit the bennu asteroid... the launch is scheduled for september 8th out of cape canaveral, florida. "we know there's potential for organic molecules to be there within that material we bring back. so it's important bec

. >> reporter: dna evidence, keat factor prohibited in court. -- the key factor present the in court. >> you never find any dna of mr. jones on anything that >> that's correct. >> reporter: the defense argues investigators zeroed in on lester zones from the beginning. they argued 5other men they say are possible suspects who were closely investigated. >> the expedited request a week after this is determined to be a homicide. and literally everything is about mr. jones. right? >> that's where those items items from him and his employment. >> reporter: expert says they tested the other possible suspects. nothing conclusive there either. >> livingston field, bee ler jones, all of those. >> yes. >> reporter: we have been watching this case progress, and a lot of the same faces in the courtroom today that were there for opening statements. i did talk to some of those people who have been observing this case. they are interested to hear what a lot of these defense witnesses have this trial expected to wrap up sometime next month. matt kroschel, cbs4. >>> names being collected for a class ac

in miami, phil keating fox news. >> talk about a fish story.unforgettable day tour two teenagers fishing off the jersey shore. >> the boys made a wild cast and the camera caught it all. fox 29' viewer hannah kenny captured this video of two boys reeling in shark at ventnor city beach. pretty big guy there, right? she tells us the boys were on the peer when they hook the shock a few hundred feet off the shore. it was quite a spectacle. drawing in dozens of people. took an hour. hope the shark wasn't too too exhausted. the boys did release it back into the water and it swam away. >>> a young mom runs into the store for only a minute when her car is stolen. in the back seat, her three-year-old daughter. her tearful message after her daughter was found safe. >> new fight over after school programs at one elementary school. why one group is fighting to add satan, as in like the devil to the curriculum. >> one family forced for their garage. for years what took over so terrifying the family never got very close. ♪ >>> now, with tomorrow's traffic her

that means massachusetts congressman bill keating is playing a role in assessing the u.s. fight against isis. >> we're doing well on the ground and can do well on the ground. >> and here, which is what concerns people. here. what's happening here. >> here, we have investigations into all 50 states. here we're doing -- we're safer here than probably any country. doug: watch congressman bill keating "on the record," followed by "matter of fact" with fernando espuelas. he takes on the immigration issue. then catch city line and the fight for tech equality coming up at noon. antoinette: this morning, parts of new hampshire officll of the worsening drought and that means more help will be available. it is a sea of dead crops at farms like white cedar in kingston. peppers, eggplant, beets, carrots are all dead. the disaster declaration allows farmers to apply for emergency loans, something they're always wary of. >> we'll consider any kind of disaster relief assistance, but the program that they offered last year was a loan, and i'm glad that i didn't take it. antoinette: hillsb

in miami, phil keating, fox news. it's time for your news and weather together. more than a dozen people arrested near sherman park for disorderly conduction and resisting an officer. this happened in the area off 44th and auer -- after neighbors there into late-night hours since the fatal shooting of sylville smith in that location. among those arrested -- a state assemblyman and an observer for the a- c-l-u. both were released after being detained for several minutes. court documents reveal why attorneys for morgan geyser and anissa weier -want changes to their upcoming trials. the girls were 12 years old when they allegedly stabbed a classmate to please the fictional character, slenderman. geyser's a trial moved to another county due to pre-trial ?publicity in waukesha county. weier's attorneys want jurors from another county brought in to waukesha ... so weier is not uprooted from the detention center and away from family and her counselor. trials are set for next spring. a new poll by marquette university law school shows a narrowing gap between presidential

. >> reporter: fox's phil keating hat the latest. >>reporter:if democrats are going to retake control of the considered a critical must win, and the democrats wanting to do just that include two sitting congressmen. third termer allen grayson and second termer patrick murphy. once a registered republican, he calls himself fiscally conservative and socially progressive. he narrowly unseated gop incumbent alan west in 2012. grayson is the most liberal of congress and belittled republicans during the health care debate. >> health care plan for america, don't get sick. he has also been the subject of ethics investigation. for that senators harry reid and chuck schumer asked him to drop out. grayson's ex-wife made domestic abuse claims against him which grayson staunchly denys. >> 26 grayson bills passed the house, passed the senate signed into law by united states. farce i know i don't think patrick has passed a single vote by the house or signed i think live i have been a legislative hero. fact checkers say his claims are inflated and m

>> phil keating in miami. thank you. >>> now a follow up. fox news has learned of a second state department investigation into the mysterious deletion made to the department's video of a december 2013 press briefing. the censored material covered up with a white flash featured our own jen rosen questioning jen psaki about iran and psaki appearing to lie. last week, the top attorney issued a report, including after interviewing 34 state department employees, he could not determine if the deletion was deliberate or accidental. now state's top internal auditor, the inspector general, confirms that his office has conducted its own probe, also interviewing witnesses, but saying it has reached the same dead end. house oversight chairman jason chaffetz tells fox news, congressional republicans will be demanding access to the raw investigative files of both offices. >>> a u.s. defense official tells fox dangerous confrontations between the american navy and iranian vessels are up by more than 50% so far this year. just this week, there have been fou

as phil keating tells us, the popular south beach neighborhood is the latest area of infection. >> reporter: a popular area in miami beach including world- famous -- world-famous south beach becomes a second cello south florida where the zika virus is spreading. governor rick scott says five new cases have been identified. it is believed all five cases were contracted with anyone .5 mile area that encompasses most of south beach. these new illnesses bring a number of locally transmitted cases to 36. >> two of these individuals are florida residents, one person is a resident of new york, one a resident of texas and one day resident -- and won a resident of taiwan. >> reporter: they have begun a more aggressive scale campaign miami-dade county. the governor ads that they are working to control the spread of the, as they were able to clear three additional blocks in the winwood area free of the virus. >> this is in addition to the 14 blocks we have already been able to clear in the winwood area. this is good news. this shows that the education of the public is working. >> >> reporter: they are

>> phil keating reporting from miami, phil, thank you. >>> let's talk more now about the danger from the zika virus here in the u.s. and at the olympics with fox news medical analyst, dr. marc siegel. doctor, why all of the attention to the outbreak in miami-dade county. is it likely to spark a wider spread of the zika virus here in the u.s.? >> absolutely not, chris. there's a lot of precedent for this, for this not happening, with the related virus called dengue fever, which has many more cases around the world and has never had anything more than sporadic cases in florida. every year, they spray florida with about 8 million acres worth of something called naled, that's 100% successful at killing the aids agyp thai mosquito. it's never been a lot more than that with dengue. it's an anxious public here that we're trying to reassure. >> let's take a look at the bigger picture. the olympics, as we've said it, are getting underway tonight in rio. that has been a hot spot for zika. how worried should we be about athletes and fans going to rio, going to the olympics, spreading the virus

fox's phil keating with more for us. >> reporter: popular area in miami beach including world famousecomes the second zone in south florida where the zika virus is sprea spreading. florida governor rick scott says state health officials identified five new cases of the zika virus. it is believed all five cases were contracted within a 1.5-mile area that encompasses most of south beach. these new illnesses bring the number of locally transmitted cases to 36. >> two of these individuals are florida residents and live in miami dade county. one person is a resident of new york. one person is a resident of texas. and one person is a resident of taiwan. >> scott has requested additional support from the centers for disease control and prevention and says the state has gun more aggressive mosquito campaigns in miami, dade county. state efforts are working to control the spread of zika as they were able to clear three additional blocks in the wynnewood area free of the vir virus. >> this is in addition to the 14 blocks we've already been able to clear in wynnewood. this is good news and show

sudeikis set to star in a new show here of one of robin williams most popular roles, playing professor keating in a stage show of dead poets society, well written. >> young ethan hawk, and robin williams so good, so talented. coming up after the break, cory is going to give you the forecast. >> a british company -- >> it's called the bum. >>> on the next fox 10 arizona morning. >> hey, everybody, i'm ron hoon, and parents of little athletes, listen up. ways to keep star injury free. and they call it the crock walk, how to get up close and personal with some crocodiles here in the valley while on an evening walk, tomorrow morning. fox 10 arizona morning starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> all right, here you go. today, scattered showers, 101. tomorrow we start to cool down, the degree, but both saturday and sunday so far are looking drier and cooler, if you can i hate to hedge it so much. >> right. >> under a hundred, meaning the mornings and evenings will be nice. >> we'll take it. >> glass half full kind of guy. >>> looking at this thing, you are saying, i have seen blimps before. this is the longest a

in miami, phil keating, fox news. >> coming up next: on fox 29, morning news, we have a question forbuy furniture designed by kanye west? the one furniture giant saying thanks, kanye, but no thanks. every day my challenge is to be in sync with my body, with myself, with my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. that's why i'm taking the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics every day. because when my routine is in sync, i can face any challenge. so take the activia probiotic challenge! visit activia.com to learn more. take the activia probiotic challenge now. it works or it's free! >> fishing on the jersey shore, boys made wild catch, a camera caught it all. fox 29's viewer, hanna kenny captured this video of the boys reeling in a shark at ventnor city beach. the boys were on a pier peer when they hooked a shark few hundred yards off the shore. it was quite a show, dozen every people standing around there. the boys did release it back into the water, it was able to swim safely away. >> what a cool story to go back and tell ev

>> phil keating in miami. thank you. >>> now a follow up. news has learned of a second state department investigation into the mysterious deletion made to the department's video of a december 2013 press briefing. the censored material covered up with a white flash featured our own jen rosen questioning jen psaki about iran and psaki appearing to lie. last week, the top attorney issued a report, including after interviewing 34 state department employees, he could not determine if the deletion was deliberate or accidental. now state's top internal auditor, the inspector general, confirms that his office has conducted its own probe, also interviewing witnesses, but saying it has reached the same dead end. house oversight chairman jason chaffetz tells fox news, congressional republicans will be demanding access to the raw investigative files of both offices. >>> a u.s. defense official tells fox dangerous confrontations between the american navy and iranian vessels are up by more than 50% so far this year. just this week, there have been four mo

within the margin of error, so this is expected to be a costly race, and very competitive. >> phil keatingy day in south florida, but apparently it's not anymore. >> terrible. >> okay. it's going to get worse. there's a tropical storm, but it's not coming to you. that's the tampa area. let's bring in james arkan. this marco rubio race, i guess the primary challenge is proving to be a bit of a bust, right? >> yeah. that's what it's turned out. carlos beruff is sort of a donald trump-esque candidate. he's a businessman. he's very wealthy. a lot of people early on thought he was going to be able to tap into the support that donald trump got in the state. but it seems like voters in florida who weren't really willing to support marco rubio when he was running for president, at least republican primary voters are still pretty much behind him, at least to return to the senate. >> rubio has called him a con man, and his opponent in the general election, once we get there, he just ripped trump ten ways from sunday. you saw that. is that expected to be a heated battle then? >> absolutely. this is g

miami, phil keating fox news >> how did the kardashians get in there?special >> not that i watch it >> that's right. >> educational. >> the weather, i mean, obviously, he tape that day awhile ago, probably looks, the west coast of florida getting pounded. we have great view from space. the various hurricanes that are out there now, hurricane gaston got winds of 105 miles an hour, had the most beautiful eye and structure but there are also two hurricanes in the pacific. if i have any good newsings those three powerful storms are not going to affect us, certainly going to affect hawaii and incredibly beautiful from space. are they not? but you know what? when what he really need to learn about these hurricanes, we have hurricane hunters investigating them and that's a what's going on with tropical storm hermine. they've been flying in and out of tampa. you can see the plane and watch as it continues to spend probably 12 hours inside this hurricane, and it's not a hurricane yet, tropical storm, but it recently noticed that there were winds at flight level

. >>> being a part of the blue team today and keating it's fun. it's contagious you know? it just touching everybody. >> anchor: if brady was this fired up at practice, we can only imagine what he is going to be like during week five when they head on the road to play in cleveland on object 9 and he is back under center. live in foxboro, alex corddry, 7 news. >> anchor: all right. yes, i'm watching the olympic zone because that's where we're headed right now and this is a the opening ceremony there tonight and as always with the olympics, it is expected to be filled with pageant reand excitement. >> anchor: as athletes get ready for this big night, they are taking to sew media to give us an inside look at all of the action. ryan schulteis with more. >> anchor: adam and kill kim, theselism wait four years for these games and with less than two hours to go they are ready to celebrate. here is the man of the night for team u.s.a. michael phelps coach posting this picture a short time ago say the most deb of all-time is ready. you can see he is wearing the illuminated jacket m

. >> you make such a good point you walked back from the keating five in and it seems he has been manipulated into that narrative that has been built up about corruption. there is so whole game this is using eric is orchestrated across the whole movement on one side of the equation. they do that from the president down to the activist groups and people on the hill with the perception that may or may not be true to pass legislation. and you would know where they and most of the power that is now in the shadow government. >> yes indeed 1/2 to star with mccain find gold yes there was a scam placed on them everybody believe that the laws are the answer to cleanup and that is the question that some. >> but but they passed these laws because of the whole history and once because washington is caught in a scandal. looked as though it is taking action. also views this as an excuse to block out the opponents ample sides have done that over the years republicans pass laws to block the unions the democrats pass laws to keep corporations from speaking to have an election is and go all the way back with t

phil keating, fox news. >>> now to live radar t is a mess of rain a mess. we're in for more here in the next couple of days thanks to hermine. and paul has yet another update. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. on wall street... the dow >>> the dow loseing 5 3 and the nasdaq dropping and the s&p slipping as well a little bit more than 5 points and what is slipping the dry weather here. it is pretty much gone, i don't remember a day like this. it is just amazing. scary for so many people, ul paul, we rarely get 8, 10 hours like this. area of low pressure west of us on the wet side the thing we're watching. and kind of looking at this is that the strong band of rain or heavy band approaching. and on pinellas now. this is the

sam in the military, calls him his brother and was in the trenches of afghanistan with him at camp keating, a remote outpost under constant fire. >> it can range anywhere from half an hour to hours. >> reporter: and all those months on the front lines had an effect on sam herr. like too many of our returning soldiers he showed signs of ptsd. reuben salas is a marine combat veteran and one of sam's best friends. >> he'll have those nightmares. >> reporter: that's got to be pretty scary, huh? >> for him, it was very traumatic. worlds now living the life in southern california. julie, the passionate dancer with enough talent to be accepted at the prestigious orange county school of the arts, where cindy peca-dolan taught her for five years. >> she was very compassionate and warm, and talented as well, very fun to watch on stage. >> reporter: take a look at julie in performance. athletic, flexible, dynamic. julie wasn't just artistic, she was smart. sam was struggling. they met in anthropology class, so she volunteers to tutor him. sam's parents steve and raquel herr say julie and sam were goo

the actor has signed on to reprise robin william's role as prep school professor, john keating in a stage adaptation of "dead poet's society." the show will open off-broadway in november. "ohhhh. everywhere you look, everywhere yo go there's a heart and a hand to hold on to." don't expected to see the olsen twins on house". jodie sweetin who plays stephanie tanner on the netflix sitcom is saying that the cast have given up on mary-kate and ashley olsen to make a cameo. season two of the "full house" reboot is currently in production. sweetin says you can expect many of the original cast to make an appearance. that's your buzz. coming up with the forecast. plus a big day for free stuff! from healthcare to school supplies. the a look ahead to tomorrow's event. tragedy on a wisconsin farm. a man and several cows killed by manure. how the weather created a deadly dome of poison gas. before...get ready to say hello again to the man on a mission. this is whole heatedly to support the men and women wearing blue in milwaukee. 100 percent. that is why i made this. see the honor he created for poli

in miami, phil keating, fox news. >> a murder of a chicago mother in broad daylight is sending ((lloyd )) chicago police in the >> chicago police are questioning three people in the shooting of chicago nba player dwyane wade's cousin. >> prayer vil image for nikea afternoon while she was pushing her newborn in a stroller. >> wasn't hurting anybody. a bullet that had no name decided to find its way to her head. >> the cousin of dweand. dwyane wade, part of an nba special against violence. >> we can start the so it. >> according to the chicago tribune there have already been 455 homicides in chicago this year, compare that to the 490 murders in chicago in the whole of 2015. >> our children are living in fear. how do you go to school and get an education, when you're afraid to go to school and praying you get home from school alive? >> police say aldridge was not the intended target of the shooting. her baby was not hurt and is now being members. in new york, brian yenis, fox news. >> donald trump is stirring up controversy again on twitter by using the death of dwyane wade's cousin to ge

lava reminds me of john keating, taking talent from the big creen to the big stage. >> you believe the cast of dead poets society this fall, the play is an adaptation of the 1989 hit film. character in the film, opening night is set for november. the end of an era, playboy mansion, officially sold. juliet: it was bought by a billionaire for 100 million smackers. he will build it with the adjoining property. the 20,000 ft. mansion was originally listed the deal, hugh hefner must stay as long as he desires, he but the mention 45 years ago for a paltry $1 million. of the 15 now the guy has a gigantic property and a house that has lots of history but needs to be raised. theresa: you could put the two together and make a beautiful hotel. hotel. it needs the entire place needs to be -- i have been there doing a story. a story, lots of stories -- see you guys tomorrow. greg and rosanna up next. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neigh

joe keating spoke with the man, the teen, beh ? >> i'm mitch and i'm not running for anything. ? >> seeing all of the signs around and just, not annoyed so much but a bit bothersome. i saw the same morning thing and i thought my name being big make people laugh to not run for anything mane sense to me. i started thinking around and might as well go big. i love it. i love your sign and it made me laugh. it makes me feel so good. i have three people writing in for me that are 18. i'm expecting a couple of votes. i don't know if they are going to go through with it. it is cool to have one guy fieri is my v.p. we will talk sometime. i would love to start a campaign with you. let's make it flavor town. i'm mitch matovik and i approved this message. >> if people are ticked off. >> there is nothing worse than christmastime and you are driving around seeing those. he will take them down the day after the election. >> reporter: he won't make me rich but i'm going with mitch. >> that is good, dave. >> reporter: he has a slogan already. the temperatures are coming down a little bit over the

mike tobin covering the ohio senate race for us and phil keating has the latest on the senate race in tobin. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, martha. it's an interesting race in ohio because it's got a lot to do with a guy who's not running for senate, donald trump. when you look at the latest polling numbers, portman is on his way to a comfortable lead against ted strickland, 45.2 to 38.8. however, when you look at the polls for the presidential race, hillary clinton is beating donald trump in ohio 45.3 to 40.5. so the logical move for strickland is to connect portman to the republican nominee. >> rob portman is continuing to wrap his arms around donald trump and to say he supports him to be the next president of the united states. >> reporter: now, portman dodges any connection with trump. he's never been photographed with him, and he highlights things that separate him from the republican pack like all of his endorsements from labor. >> i decided a long time ago, long before we knew donald trump would be the nominee, we were going to do our own independent campaign. >> reporter: so his r

phil keating live in florida. phil, thanks.ing a foothold in the middle east and threatening to destroy western civilization as we know it. but next here why secretary of state john kerry thinks the solution would be for the media to cover this whole thing a lot less. really? plus this.t is. it is up to their bumpers. look at that. >> it is like a lake. >> like you're inside of a lake. gregg: flash flooding sweeping through one community. we'll tell you where this is taking place. better buckle up. that inactive satellite radio of yours is ready to roll. because the siriusxm free listening event is on right now! just hit the sat button in your car and listen free thru sept 6. that's right, two glorious weeks of commercial-free music, plus talk, sports, comedy, news, and more. your ride has never, ever, rocked like this. oh yeah, siriusxm is on for free right now. so tune in and let's ride! martha: so heavy rain causing major flash flooding in parts of colorado. take a look what is going on the streets in this area. >> look at t

phil keating on the story live in miami today, phil. what is going on in the race, phil?orter: a lot of exasperation by both candidates about the other and heated interruptions, very emnecessary end of the recent democratic primary battle between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. first and likely only debate between six-term congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz and her democratic primary challenger, law professor tim canova went down sunday morning in south florida. >> can you gain it? >> you can't guarranty everything. >> may i interject. >> no, you may not. >> one second. reporter: there is a taste. canova has been hauling in campaign dollars, nearly 3 million so far, running political ads on miami fort lauderdale television, hammering wasserman schultz tied to corporate interests. he is backed by equally critical senator bernie sanders, largely explaining why 90% of his campaign dollars are from out-of-state. here in miami-dade county early voting began today for this august 30th primary, bill. bill: is she actually vulnerable? could she be challenged and moved. >>

[speaking simultaneously] john: and keats, they all grab that at one time or another.nstitutes temperament, and that changes over time as we assess these presidents. charlie: this was the promotional material for your book. this tells the stories of reporters rehashing at the bar. each one adding an unknown tidbit or short-handed reference cuomo'ss in the tank, plane to new hampshire, reagan seizing a reporter. they are not just junkies, they are used stories full of junk back. before theilures microphone, and the crackup of long planned strategies. forgotten stories of the bruising campaigns of the 19th century, showing the most modern elements of the presidential campaign were born before the roads were paved and electric lights that the convention hall. i repeat all of that in the sense, you set out to look for those stories through all of these books. when did you do that? john: [laughter] i was trying to keep up with you. it started 25 years ago in a bookstore. charlie: it began 25 years ago? john: yeah, there was a whole bookshop of teddy white books. and then yo