liz: mike baker mentioned refugees. mr. trump's immigration policy, a temporary ban on immigration from countries have terror activity. he cited germany as an example of the consequences of unabated refugees. it makes the news that the administration has met and surpassed its goal of resettling 10,000 syrian refugees in the u.s. a concern for many, not the least of which are f.b.i. director james comey and james clapper who have expressed concern about isis infiltrating the refugee flow. what are your thoughts about that, mike? >> i spent a lot of time, we worked in the field of due diligence and background vetting overseas including iraq and difficult environments. i'm telling you, it's not a robust program. it's shot full of holes. it's a heavy lift. you want to find out about a refugee from syria or iraq. if you want to understand who their associates are and plans and motivations, you have got to get down to the village level. the infrastructure doesn't exist. if you don't have a data base it doesn't matter that your pr

would you home school your kid, mike baker? >> no.t growing up at an early able is the socialization process. the say reason they play sport. kennedy: hope schooling is very different now and there are social groups home schoolers who get together to do homework and they have clinics. >> 8:00 a.m. when i drop my son off at preschool. you don't pick him up until friday. kennedy: 24/7? talking about algebra? kennedy: he's 4 and your son is already doing algebra. we need to expand the number of school choices we have in this country. we are so limited with this 18th century prutio pr usual ssn fact -- prussian factory model. the army of home schooled kids will create competition with the schools. every home schooled kid i met are brilliant. the people who tend to home school their children tend to be very smart. >> i also met home schooled student who made their way through and they are less so. i'm just saying less so than brilliant. i mean -- some kid thrive in boarding school and some kid don't. it depend on who is doing it. kennedy:

i'm here alongside mike baker, former cia.nd let me just ask you, i would imagine that a part of him may be reluctant to trust some of this information, only because we have seen reports that the cia and other members of the intelligence community were deliberately trying to paint a rosier picture when it comes to islamic extremism here in the u.s., in part because they were effectively instructed to do so. >> right. trish: so what is it he's going to hear in the meeting today? >> this is very complex issue, and you're right, that story about was some of the reporting about the situation with isis tainted in some fashion? the intel community, as was the fbi and others, it's an apolitical operation, i know people won't believe that. they see feature films and beach books and underlying currents. they are very apolitical organizations, collection of intelligence, you collect the raw intelligence, you put it together where. it starts to go political is once it gets out of the hands of the operators and gets into like the nsc, the

republican strategist, lisa booth and today's #oneluckyguy, former cia covert operations officer mike baker. you are outnumbered. i feel a little bit though like maybe we're all-out numbered by the message that is coming out of the white house right now because i really want to try to understand how so many things like a tumbler on a big lock that it would take an expert to pick, all fell into place just haphazardly at once? >> yeah. i spent that whole time watching josh ernest scraping cow pies off my shoes. he got three minutes of explanation and ran out of lipstick for the pig. no way they will be able to maintain this with a straight face over any period of time. we're not privy to all those negotiations that took place. so that's fair. we have to be careful how we speculate on that but this idea, i can tell you, my company is involved in various k and r issues and extortion issues, so we understand to some degree how this process works. doesn't matter what call it. doesn't matter whether we call it coins dinse. matters what the other side believes and how they perceive it and explain i

tomorrow on the show, dana perino will be here and mike baker. always follow me on twitter and instagram. email ken been *. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the back2life 12-minute back pain solution, brought to you by back in five, llc. pain pills, hot and cold packs, endless doctor visits, injections, even surgery. if you or anyone you know have tried these or any other ways to relieve yourself of back discomfort, only to find you still suffer from debilitating back pain, then stay tuned, because your life is about to change forever. introducing back2life, the 12-minute solution to a lifetime of back pain. back2life has caused a sensation around the world and is now here in the united states. in that short time, over 1 million americans have tried this amazing machine, with

stuart: mike baker, thank you. [laughter] where's that market?e moment. we've got about half -- two-thirds of the dow industrials, the 30 stocks are in the red, that means they're down, but we're only down 27 points, and it's 18,6, that's the level. >>> check this out, this is the san francisco giants' right fielder, hunter pence. there he goes. he trips over the bullpen mound. watch him closely. oh! he still makes the catch. he focuses, he focuses, he's lying on his back, he makes the catch, he makes the out. we like to bring you the sports stuff other than the olympics. he's got it. [laughter] i regret to say, historic flooding in louisiana responsible now for eight deaths. state officials just updating that number. listen to this one, 11,000 people are homeless because of what you're seeing right there. and listen to this, air bnb, terrific program to help those victims. we'll tell you all about it, a great story.sands of elvis fans making their annual pilgrimage to memphis marking the 39th anniversary of the singer's death. of details next on

former cia agent mike baker, famed investigative reporter judith miller and wall street journal foreign affairs correspondent jay solomon, the reporter that broke the story and cowrote the article, the author of the forthcoming book the iran wars is with us as well. has i was reading your article, it begins by you saying the obama administration, quote, secretly organized and airlifted $400 million in cash secretly. were they then deliberately trying to hide this payment? >> the difficult thing about reporting this story is we did know back in january that $1.7 billion payment was made to iran, it was announced $400 million was a payback for and arms deal the us and iran signed in 1979 and the us deliver the weapons. we knew at the time this payment was made, there were concerns at the time, how was it paid? was it wired? trish: i read that article you wrote in january where you said $1.7 million is the deal they struck. what is interesting is how $400 million secretly made its way to tehran. as a business reporter i can tell you if any company certainly has $400 million that secretly w

cia operative, mike baker. let's start the show. >>> how can trump break his slump? the "wall street journal" is telling donald trump he needs to take the next three weeks to fix his campaign or else. or else what? in an editorial published on monday the paper that never liked him in the first place said trump needs to be more presidential and disciplined. and that if nothing has changed by labor day the gop will have to write him off. the board writes he needs to stop blaming everyone else and decide if he wants to behave like someone who wants to be president. or turn the nomination over to mike pence. and meanwhile, the weekly standard said if trump would focus on the issues more all might be well. and if he has called all of the issues favor trump and if trump would focus on the contrast between things like immigration, obamacare, his fortunes might turn around. wow. look, matt welch, trump does talk about issues all day. there is a rally all the time. he talks about terrorism and he talks about the economy and he talks about -- i don't know if he was agreeing wi

tomorrow on the show, dana perino will be here and mike baker. can always follow me on twitter and instagram. email ken been *. stay zika free, and free in general. good night. ing a little kid and asking my father what it was. >> a century-old mystery. >> he said, "it's from the white house." and i go, "talking about d.c. white house?" i was just stunned. >> the white house neither confirms nor denies... >> what do you see? >> gold! [ laughs ] >> let's investigate! >> i scrape the paint layers down to the wood. >> and when you heard what it was worth? >> and sold! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in boston to meet an heir

. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye," dave smith, michael sir gnaw very much and mike bakerng to a new report, more american high school students smoke pot than binge drink. only in donald trump's america. washington, d.c. is the joint lovingest students. 36%en dull knowledged in doobies in the last month. do they still call them doobies, followed by washington, america mix, connecticut and vermont. we asked a typical high school student to comment. >> you are like -- i wish you could see the expression. you were really staring. >> i didn't see where we were going with that one. you didn't see the connection? >> i was waiting for you to appear in your car again. >> ben, look, more students are smoking pot a bad thing or good thing? >> bad thing. >> bad thing? >> maybe because they are binge drinking less. that could be good, right? >> no. i don't think one equates the other. binge drinking is just as bad. i live in colorado and marijuana is -- unfortunately there is a stigma that goes with drinking that is not yet with pot. i can't tell you how many times i have been in a go

sitting next to me, former covert officer and president of diligence llc, mike baker. >> and owner of pig farm. a real pig farm. >> let's start the show. >> fox news has connish ifed donald trump's -- confirmed donald trump's allies are planning an intervention. trump is addicted to controversy. and caring for beagles. he loves beagles. preibus and rudy guiliani are hoping to chat with the new york billionaire after a not so great few days. trump's campaign manager said the intervention is happening. >> the only need we have for intervention is with media types who keep saying things that are not true. a candidate is in control of his campaign. >> i was wrong there. apparently no need for an intervention. it was gonna happen, and maybe it is not. they want to do something. what do you think? >> i think it is crazy you went with a beard joke about me even though you are growing out your own peach fuzz. >> isn't that weird? >> i thought it was a ridiculous idea until his campaign manager reaccount as exactly how you react when there is a problem. no, we can stop anytime. the one thing h

dagen: ex-cia operative why not mike baker? >> he has the hairdo. dagen: he has the swagger.come in this late you need to have a big personality. we all remember ross perot. as long as i sat here as as much as the debt goes up we could buy every redneck in little rock a satellite dish. that is old dana carvey impression of him. meghan: throwing this around, the writer, a lot of people said same thing, months ago, there is not enough time, doesn't have enough money. you would need koch brothers money to get this done. he is already on the ballot in new mexico, i guess is a good thing. the problem, i was in starbucks two days ago, somebody said, meghan, what am i supposed to do, my choices are between a crook and clown? people are frustrated. donald trump has the opportunity, especially coming up in the debates to come out look incredibly presidential and look like statesman. things working for him in the primary will not work to get independent voters, young college educated women. instead of looking towards this independent bid by evan mcmuffin i accidentally called him earli

kennedy: if you talk to, long conversation with mike baker about this, former cia officer, who appearsiness regularly. harris: no longer covert. he is covertly on fox news. kennedy: he says people who do the investigations they want that stuff to remain online. that is easiest way to track them. they leave a digital footprint every single time. >> that is sliding scale. kennedy: you can't shut down the internet. and -- >> i'm is civil libertarian. meghan: not saying shut down libertarian. >> we're not enforcing immigration laws. we're not enforcing immigration laws. harris: we have illegal immigration laws that stand right now. some of them are not being. so i appreciate the info gram but i ask, is everything really being used that they say they're using with the administration? kennedy: no. harris: is that grounds for maybe, a candidate like a donald trump or whomever, to get in there and say these are my ideas, by the way, the law could work if you use them. >> people want a new start. they want an executive that will enforce accountability. kennedy: very good. one of america's top u

coming up this morning stay with us because we will speak with cia operative mike baker. trent campaign national cochairman sam clovis and nominee new mexico governor gary johnson will be live. stay right there. kicking it off right now at the top story. a shakeup in belgium's campaign leadership as first reported this morning. great partners cofounder stephen bennett assumes the role of the chief executive kelley ann conway provided to campaign manager raising questions about paul manna about paul metaphors will he now becomes chairman. the overhaul of the campaign team the second time in just the last couple of months. how do you see it? >> at the recognition that the recognition that it has received the campaign has been in trouble. trump has stumbled from one mistake to another. getting into the five with the gold star family saved some strange things she then had to retract her say she was joking about. the polls have been awful since the conventions. he's been traded in all the key battleground states. there is little speculation that trump was phoning it in her mid

stuart: mike baker there is in boise, idaho. cut him off in his prime. >> quite dramatic. we got his message, markets coming back a bit. we're down 30, almost 40 points. we're down 23, just shy of 18 six. jetblue, negative headlines. 24 passengers injured in serious turbulence. here is our question. could all the passengers sue? this story will warm your heart on a friday morning. ♪ [ hip hop beat throughout ] [ fans cheering ] ♪ olympics 2016, let me get you on my level. ♪ ♪ so you never miss a moment, ♪ ♪ miss a minute, miss a medal. ♪ why settle when you can have it all? ♪ ♪ soccer to wrestling. track and field to basketball. ♪ ♪ fencing to cycling. diving to balance beam. ♪ ♪ all you have to say is, ♪ "show me," and boom it's on the screen. ♪ ♪ from the bottom of the mat, ♪ ♪ to the couch where you at? ♪ ♪ "show me the latest medal count?" ♪ ♪ xfinity's where it's at. ♪ welcome to it all. comcast nbcuniversal is proud to bring you coverage of the rio olympic games. [ clock titime. ] you only have so much. that's why we want

that is hall of fame president don baker, mike mcarthy, along with arthur mckenzie from the packers, testimony thompson as they have been working on the middle of the field for quite a long time, put don't you know more rubber pull et cetera. they have had some field issues here in the past. it is a new field from -- feel from last year, but obviously a long discussion. we don't know exactly what was said, but it was clearly due to the field conditions here and they're still getting ready out there, repainting and putting those pellets down, and rob, we'll definitely keep you updated here. back to you. >> his 36-minute speech as he was inducted into the hall of fame yesterday. here is brett favre. >> what i'm on most proud of, what i think about most, has nothing to do with statistics, although who would have never thought that a young man from mississippi, whose father ran the -- would hold every passing record in nfl history at one time. <$$[cheering and applause] me but what makes me most crowd is -- proud is how i play the game, being real, authentic, and spontaneous, and loving

stuart: mike baker, thank you as always. over 100 miles of endless fun, too.ing to the american public about the dossier. the father says clinton lied to it. tonight to the american public. he is next. >> she also lied to the american public. these are her words as best as i can recall. rage was directed at american embassies as a result of that awful video. medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlle

former cia guy, operative, that's what he's likes to be called, mike baker. what you heard? >> well, i think he hit some good points. i thought the speech could have been structured differently. i would have like to have him seen attack hillary's record more. he touched on it. i think he should have flipped it around a little bit. i mean, shown the differences between his policies, his plans, his intentions and what we have seen over the past 7 1/2 years. her track record. show the chaos afterwards, all the attacks around the world. rather than set the -- i think he might have lost folks a little bit. he disappeared down the rabbit hole with the talk about keeping the oil in iraq. that was not necessary. operationally, logistically, politically, never going to be something that would happen. but overall, yeah, i think -- i think he made the points he needed to make. not a lot of specifics but i suppose, you know, not really the place to delve into specifics. >> right. steve rodgers? >> the plan is brilliant. look, donald trump has created a very effective str

james baker iii-- third-term president. whaaaaat? whaaaaat? >> larry: mike, i don't even know what to say about all that. >> i know, it's airtight, isn't it? >> larry: it is not. >> but all of this is just a smokescreen for what i really want to talk about, that pharrell williams is an immortal vampire. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: okay, now that i actually believe. mike yard, everybody! mike yard, everybody! we'll be right back. this summer, t-mobile's throwing a galaxy mike yard, everybody! we'll be right back. free for all. right now get a free samsung galaxy for everyone in the family. you heard right a free samsung galaxy with every new line. and get 4 lines with 6 gigs each - for just 30 bucks a line. plus everybody gets unlimited streaming from their favorite services. don't wait - get a free samsung galaxy for everyone. get to t-mobile because the galaxy free for all is only for a limited time. a superior hard apple cider this is smith & forge. inspired by the cider our forefathers drank. and they built this country with their bare hands. smith

james baker iii-- third-term president. whaaaaat? whaaaaat? >> larry: mikeeven know what to say about all that. >> i know, it's airtight, isn't it? >> larry: it is not. >> but all of this is just a smokescreen for what i really want to talk about, that pharrell williams is an immortal vampire. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: okay, now that i actually believe. mike yard, everybody! we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get zero percent on select subaru models during the subaru a lot to love event, now through august thirty-first. and i'm michael howard. we left on our honeymoon in january 2012. it actually evolved into a business. from our blog to video editing... our technology has to hang tough with us. when you're going to a place without electricity, you need a long battery life. the touch, combined with the screen resolution... a mac doesn't have that. we wanted

james baker iii-- third-term president. whaaaaat? whaaaaat? >> larry: mikenow, it's airtight, isn't it? >> larry: it is not. >> but all of this is just a smokescreen for what i really want to talk about, that pharrell williams is an immortal vampire. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: okay, now that i actually believe. mike yard, everybody! we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ only those who dare drive the world forward. introducing the first-ever cadillac ct6. what does this have to do with chemistry? this isn't 'advanced figure drawing'? down the hall. you mind if i borrow some of your cologne? confulish. confused and foolish. hunger keeps inventing new problems so we invented snickers crisper. this is smith & forge. a superior hard apple cider inspired by the cider our forefathers drank. and they built this country with their bare hands. smith & forge. hard cider the way it's `sposed to taste. welcome. it's me! the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. it's extra crispy g

. >> admiral, both captain khan and sergeant baker were killed in 2004. mike pence voted for the iraq war. i know that you want to talk strategy and weaponry and some of the things that quite honestly i may not even be able to refute, because i don't have those notes in front of me, i'm not as expertise as you may be on military strategy. but what i do know is, if that war were not authorized and backed by the bush administration, khan, baker, thousands of others would not have been there. donald trump says he would not have supported the war in iraq, but mike pence did. so what do you say to mike pence, beyond strategy, perhaps those men and women who lost their lives would never have been there if mike pence had not been a part of those in washington who supported that war? >> well, you know -- and again, you did make it clear that mr. trump did not support that war. >> but he was -- and well, that's up for dispute, as well, because i believe it was one appearance on howard stern, that's not to disparage howard stern, but not usually a place of record, to ta

baker bryce's blowup. >> wasn't frustration i don't think with mike winning. it was frustration over a period of time. and everybody blows up from time to time. just glad we had the extra player that i could put in there. these things happen. >> many in the stands might have been praying for a win. some of them catholic. they got some help this afternoon from the archdiocese. cardinal donald threw out the first pitch. a percentage of some ticket sales will go to catholic charities. the archbishop wasn't able to will a win, but he enjoyed himself. >> it's a great joy to be here and to be apart of this wonderful day in which we're recognizing what the team means to this city and community but also what faith-based activities and faith-based communies contribute to the good of this community. for me it was just a delight and a joy. >>> up i-95 the yankees were hosting the orioles this afternoon and showing little to no mercy. the yankees had plenty of home runs, this one from gary sanchez. history making. it's his 11th in just 23 games. no player has had 11 homers that quickly. the bronx bombers beat bal

james baker iii-- third-term president. whaaaaat? whaaaaat? >> larry: mikeeven know what to say about all that. >> i know, it's airtight, isn't it? >> larry: it is not. >> but all of this is just a smokescreen for what i really want to talk about, that pharrell williams is an immortal vampire. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: okay, now that i actually believe. mike yard, everybody! mike yard, everybody! we'll be right back. ♪ new yoplait greek extra creamy whips. you never dreamed greek could be like this. the family favorite. yoplait. isyou run here. you run there, against the clock? until everything comes to a screeching halt. tick, tick, tick. now is the time for a 5-hour energy protein shot. twenty-one grams of protein, the energy you need for the rest of your day, and one hundred little calories. it's not lunch. it's energy and protein, and a lot faster than fast food. 5-hour energy protein shots - energy - protein - one hundred calories. kids, juicy fyeah.gum with starburst flavors? (mmm...) (mmm...) (zipper noise) (zipper noise) (baby rattle shaking)

mike wankum is on deck. the weather you need to know about. heather: get our mobile app, 20. heather: governor charlie baker has signed new regulations on ride-sharing into law. the bill requires background checks for all drivers with companies like uber and lyft. it also allows driver for those services to pick up passengers at logan airport and the convention and expo center. it does not include a proposal to fingerprint drivers which some safety advocates had pushed ed: new at 6:00, newbury street going car free for the first time this sunday. some shoppers and shop owners are thrilled, but others are more skeptical. diane: on sunday, you will not have to deal with this traffic down newbury street. only foot traffic. >> i think it's great they are embarrassed -- they are embracing it. diane: that's because from 10am to 6pm on august 7, the city is banning vehicles fgo massachussettts avenue. luis cano, the head chef at the piattini restaurant, says the event could also hurt buisness for them. that's because he says they get a lot of customers on sunday's because there's free parking at metered spots. but

baker. guy benson is here. he's a fox news contributor and and i'm joined by lisa depasquale. mike, i'll start with you since we are talking about intelligence. what is the contents this intelligence briefing. what do you think trump is hearing. >> these briefings at this stage of the game are not like the presidential daily briefs. it's not the most sensitive information presented to the national security council it's a generic overview, assessments of world leaders and crises around the world. it's sensitive information but it's not choosified at the highest levels. they are briefed on how to properly handle this information. they are required to sign a statement how they will handle it properly. and i can't see how this goes wrong. sorry. kennedy: i don't know. he got into it with the secret service after his second amendment comments that were taken by some to be inappropriate. he came out of the briefing and basically lambasted the intelligence community saying there are a lot of people in the community that he's not going to keep on board. who is he talking about? >> who know

mike pence. >>> the man who brought to life one of the most beloved characters in the star wars saga has died. kenny bakertarted his show business career at 16 as parts of a performing troupe and later worked as a deejay. the 3-foot 8-inch actor died today at his home in preston, england. no cause of death is known just yet. kenny baker was 81 years old. >>> stay with us. still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" philadelphia is making some changes when it comes to city pools because of this dangerous heat that we've been dealing with. plus, how some folks found a way to stay cool even during a cross country race in the stifling temperatures. lauren. >> another brutal day that we're contending with extreme heat and end sufferable humidity. we'll get a little bit of a break in one of those departments. i'll let you know how hot it will feel tomorrow afternoon in your full forecast coming up. >> straight ahead in sports eagles rookie quarterback carson wentz is hurt. how long will he be out? lesley van arsdale is going to tell us all about that and more coming up in sports. >> ♪ prodders, shuckersers, and

randy: mike will look at the changes on the way in our forecast just ahead this morning. and also governor baker pledging to help people in concord clean up. he toured the damage yesterday marlborough, the force of the winds, so strong that this massive storage shed was pushed back more than 50 feet, and that's not all. >> it split the lock open. the wind snapped it, and straightened it right now and ripped it right out. >> other parts of that town, large trees fell on power lines, ripping them down, and the height of the storm, more than 3,000 people lost their electricity. emily: today president barack obama heads to louisiana to t flooding in that region. parts of baton rouge saw as much as two feet of rain in just two days swamping homes as flooding hit neighborhoods. 13 people died in the flooding. about 60,000 buildings were damaged. sophomore than 100,000 people have applied for federal assistance. commitment 2016, hillary clinton taking to late night tv to talk about her health, and erika tarantal is tracking new developments from the campaign trail. for claims that she is unfit for the