and again, i want to list speaker boehner, chairman conaway, chairman sessions, mrs. fox, who is not here, and mr.

and again i want to list speaker boehner chairman conaway, chairman sessions mrs. fox, who is not here, and mr. mchenry were sponsors of this bill. i want to offer this in the nature of a substitute. there was one thing i had to change. we weren't going to repeal it for chicken. and for some reason in 2015 we decided chicken needs to be repealed. i said okay, we'll repeal it for chicken. but we need to also have a voluntary program for chicken. what the voluntary program says, and i'm just about done, let me finish here, i know we have votes to go to. the voluntary program would say that, and it's completely voluntary, a person participating in the program established under section 292 may not designate a covered meat product as having the united states as a country of origin unless the covered meat product is derived exclusively from an animal born, raised and slaughtered in the united states. and the reason we need this in there, and i don't like government intervention but we got to have some rules. because people want to cheat. and you can't raise a cow in mexico a

and why british gardeners don't like the not so fantastic mr. fox. the face of macedonia has been rocked by violence and masterman's rations, sparking fears of a new ethnic conflict. the turmoil started earlier this month when

and why british gardeners don't like the not so fantastic mr. fox. the face of macedonia has been rocked by violence and masterman's rations, sparking fears of a new ethnic conflict. the turmoil started earlier this month when police staged an assault on what the government calls albanian terrorists. at least 18 people killed, but those in the town where the violence erupted believe there's more to the incident then there a increasingly unpopular government is admitting. we met up with one of the local residents who has lost everything. >> days later, they still cannot believe what happened. the house he lived in with his family now lies in ruins. >> where in the world can such a thing happen? it's a disaster. something like that might happen in israel or in gaza. i've seen images like that on tv. there's nothing more i can say. you've seen the damage. what more is there to say? >> the shooting started in the middle of the night. according to the government, the attack was carried out by an albanian terror group. in this neighborhood mainly inhabited

were showing the fantastic mr. fox wes anderson's best pastor masterpiece destroyed by those who did willy wonka. really amazing wes anderson film. that roxie playground. on july 20. bring your blankets. sometimes it is cold in the summertime. but at 15 min. before sundown is when the film was start this a lot of activities coordinated by -- from the richmond district ymca that common streets merchant association has provided tremendous support in addition to our office. a lot of people signed up. 500 people will be watching it with us but really have to go online to confirm it. be there as well. the first 60 households get free blankets but encourage people to bring warm clothing and blankets. it is a wonderfully to build communities as the common street merchants have talked about and i want to say hopefully it is a real one day saturday, july 20, but be prepared and bundle up. the rest also met. >> thank you supervisor mar that concludes injection of new business. >> an opinion piece read all the comments. >> at thi

>> after more than four decades in solitary confinement albert wood fox will remain behind bars now. >> we are deeply concerned that mr. wood fox will not be released today. >> reporter: his supporters hoped he would walk free after a federal judge ordered his immediate release. but a local judge challenged that ruling calls wood fox a murderer. the state continues to appeal his release. >> i would love for him to stay in prison. yes, for the end of his life. >> he was convictof killing britt miller. miller's family says wood fox should be tried a third time. they appealed the supreme court decision to keep him locked up. >> what does this sympathy thing say? i don't understand that, whenever you murder somebody you take price for it. >> the state ordered limb be released the state couldn't provide him a fair trial because many of the witnesses were not alive. he mentioned the 68-year-old's poor health. >> do you think he can still get a fair trial? >> i do, i do. >> albert wood fox is an innocent man and he has suffered needlessly. >> herbert calls wood fox a political pridz prisoner. a leader of the black panthers,

and again, i want to list speaker boehner, chairman conaway, chairman sessions, mrs. fox, who is not here, and mr. mchenry were sponsors of this bill. i want to offer this in the nature of a substitute. there was one thing i had to change. in we weren't going to repeal it 2005, for chicken. and for some reason in 2015 we decided chicken needs to be repealed. i said ok, we'll repeal it for chicken. but we need to also have a voluntary program for chicken. what the voluntary program says, and i'm just about done, let me finish here, i know we have votes to go to. the voluntary program would say that, and it's completely voluntary, a person participating in the program established under section 292 may not designate a covered meat product as having the united states as a country of origin unless the covered meat product is derived exclusively from an animal born, raised and slaughtered in the united states. and the reason we need this in there, and i don't like government intervention, but we got to have some rules. because people want to cheat. and you can't raise a cow in

after four decades since solitary confinement albert wood fox will remain in confinement for now. >> we are deeply disappointed that mr. wood fox will not be released today. >> reporter: his supporters hoped he would walk free after a federal judge ordered his immediate release. but louisiana's attorney general challenged that ruling, calling him a murderer. decided wood fox must stay behind bars while the state continues to appeal his release. >> i would love for him to stay in prison. yes for the rest of his life. >> and maybe we finally will get closure. >> convicted twice of killing a prison guard both convictions were overturned on appeal. miller's family says wood fox should be tried a third time. >> what is that sympathy? i don't understand that. whenever you murder somebody or do something wrong you pay the price for it. >> reporter: on monday a federal judge ruled wood fox should be released because the state could not provide him a fair third trial because witnesses were no longer alive and the judge found had was prejudice disfor keeping wood fox in solitary confinement for so long. also mentioning the 68-y

bringing up the accusations by representative rutherford against fox news he should be focusing on the victims. connie waterman. philadelphia. mrford blaming fox news for inciting murder is sickening. god help our nation. john bank vancouver, canada. why the language, o'reilly? you went nuts with king iii because he didn't align with your mentally. you're delusional sir, not a good place to be. joe -- bill not sure if you have a team of wrirts but whoever wrote talking point is right on. no writers on the factor joe. just me. will madison, mississippi. i'm 11. want to know while his father gave him a gun when he knew his son was involved with drug. i can't answer that will but you pose an excellent question. pastor keith jennings. besides the best talking voice ever, your tip about confronting evil was the best. i appreciate that. tom goodwin, a number of us confronted evil in vietnam and where did that get us? good doesn't always win, tom. but i admire and respect the effort made by the american military to provide freedom to the poor people of vietnam. james corey. bill, i thought you were joking about a children's book on hi

fox? what defense does mr. i want to dump my wife in a creek go with?> these is a free amendment, free country these are rap lyrics and it's therapy. >> larry: you can use therapy as a defense. can this apply to all crimes. my shrink says i need to wear someone else's face to sleep tonight. i'm my own shrink. the vote was 8-1. who said this was not okay. agree with you. i hope it's someone -- please don't let it be clarence thomas. please don't let it be clarence thomas. >> the court's sole defense justice thomas. >> larry: come on, man. now i'm in an uncomfortable position of agreeing with clarence thomas. i always said if this day came i would keep a cyanide tablet just in case. >> larry? arry: yes, it's the director. >> i think you're possibly over reacting a little. >> larry: now -- >> both. larry: okay. you're right man. you're right. i won't do it. alright. don't pick that up, man. alright. it's a joke we lost earlier. just got to throw them out there. you don't know where it will land. the other big supreme court decision. scotus in favor for a m

mr. trump on fox last night.s jimmy. >> -- took you on in a speech today about common core and immigration. i want to ask you -- >> sorry. [ laughter ] >> i shouldn't have done that. >> and donald trump talked to morning joe in an interview airing tomorrow. here's a clip of him responding. >> i think that bush is a nice man. i call him he's a man that doesn't want to be doing what he's doing. i call him the reluctant warrior. and warrior is probably not a good word. but i think bush is an unhappy person. i don't think he has any energy and i don't see how he can win. in addition to that, he's in favor of common core, and he's weak on immigration. >> how will this play out for jeb, jimmy? i mean trump is polling pretty well. >> well, i mean look he's got a poll in the top ten, if you will, in order to get on the debate stages. i hate to say this but donald trump is on to something, and that is that bush's immigration stance with the general electorate would play pretty well, does not play well with the republican

mrs. clinton's server from when she was secretary of state. in this "fox files" investigation, new details are emerging about what president obama's team and members of congress knew about weapons pouring into the region during the chaotic arab spring in 2011. >> this would come under secretary clinton's watch. >> american arms dealer at the center of a federal investigation involving libya, syria and turkey. he's president of the defense group that for decades has been licensed and regulated by the state department to move hundreds of weapons around the world. he spoke exclusively to fox news. >> if a certain country is brokering various types of equipment, we try to get involved. primarily weapons and ammunition transportation logistics, government liaison. >> turi says he's haunted by what he thinks happened when there was a failure to see what happened to the weapons pouring into syria, libya and middle east. following u.s. policy are referred to as end users. in 2011 turi pursued libya as a business opportunity as dictator moammar gadhafi's regime was

mr. murdoch to be in that position. i'm thankful it is happening right now. erik: how is foxrent under james as ceo than it has been under his father? prince al-waleed: remember that mr. rupert was still the cochairman. no doubt that mr. james murdoch will be injecting a new blood into the system of fox -- ecosystem of fox. james is young and very much tech savvy. i think with what is going on and integration of technology into the media arena, he will be playing a big role in that aspect of fox. olivia: would you like to see fox taken of the another run at time warner? prince al-waleed: i think the last time of the shareholders of time when not happy about that and the shareholders of fox were not happy about that. i don't think it's a good idea right now. i think fox has enough subsidiaries under it to grow without any mergers and acquisitions outside that sphere. erik: in other words, fox does not need to be a consolidator in the media industry to be successful to thrive? prince al-waleed: no. at the right price, time warner would be great for fox. i fully support that. th

. >> you think that fox news justifies, mr. rutherford, let me get the question out. to stabbed there tonight and say that fox news justifies brutal crimes against black americans? is that what you are going to do? >> no. that's you saying that and you are again inflaming the rhetoric. you are exactly what i'm talking about. >> you just said it. >> you said it. >> people watching the news that they think are news but it is not. news stories like whether the president is a citizen of the united states, that's not news. that's fallacy. that was carried on your network on fox news for years. >> it was carried on every network but it wasn'ten dorised by any responsible person. >> any person born to a u.s. citizen woman would be a u.s. citizen child. >> you know -- >> -- period. >> i have got to say i think senator pinckney, i know you are a good friend of his and i know you are upset but i don't think he would have embraced that kind of rhetoric today sir. i really don't. >> we appreciate you coming on. >> when we come right back, bernie goldberg on taking the right tone i

socks the fox got too excited. >>> thanks mr. best. >>> finally tonight, it was a big night for seniors from strawberry mansion high school. the graduation ceremony was held at, the temple performing arts center. prout parents other family members and friend were on hand to witness the big event we congratulate all of the seniors. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six, for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night.

socks the fox got too excited. >>> thanks mr. finally tonight, it was a big night for seniors from strawberry mansion high school. the graduation ceremony was held at, the temple performing arts center. prout parents other family members and friend were on hand to witness the big event we congratulate all of the seniors. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six, for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- from "game of thrones," kit harington. comedian chris gethard. and music from dwight yoakam. with cleto and the cletones. and now, it's that time again -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. that's very nice.

the new york stifl rights coalition mike meyers who blames me and other fox news anchors for dehunizing other black americans. mre if truth be told crime san individual act. it's not a racial group or skin color. in this regard there is no such thing as the black male as much a black male problem in america just as there was and is italian. is he making fundamental mistake. there are certain plont with certain groups. the i jihadiys totally embedded. it was so so that pope francis exexphiewb indicated members as a group. irish woman demanded the violence cease. those are historical facts. with us now is mike myers. you know we love you but you are wrong on this. you have to look at the statistics about people committing antisocial act and find out, all right where these acts are occurring and why they are occurring. >> is it my turn now? look statistics aside we know that crime has been out-of-control in america. the majority of crimes in america are committed by white people, not black people. >> that's because of the population base. >> let me talk. >> population base. >> let me talk. you have a situation wher

mr. howard eskin. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning i'm howard eskin. phillies had no late innings heroics last night and they sent jake diekman to the lehigh valley in the minor leagues. the phillies and red were tied at two. bases loaded. this is the first inning. play at the plate because they are loaded it should be a tag. all ruiz has to do is touch the break. that is obstruction and umpires reviewed it and they called the runner safe. then billy hamilton in the sixth hits a two run single. harang gives up six runs. phillies lose six-four. not a good round one to tiger woods. the the memorial. the 13th hole. he is not a happy camper. that one he hits right bogey the the 13th. double bogey the 18th. little anger for tiger wood. shoots a 73. eighty-six after one round. nine strokes back. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> all right. emotional testimony in washington from women who lost their labido female viagra ace one step closer to approval but what about those serious side effect. >>> pizza shop hold up, it turns deadly with one of

fox. >> thank you mr. chairman. and thank you mr. secretary for being here. i want to associate myself with the comments of the chairman in terms of his comments related to the imposition of rules from washington which impose one size fits all attitude. and i think -- and in my question, i will reflect that. but you said something in your comments in answer to a question that i think illustrates that so well. you said there's no reason why they cannot bring a snack. that is up until now. until such time as perhaps the agricultural department determines that children can't bring snacks. that -- the attitude is you're allowing them to bring snacks. so that the rule making comes from here. the -- the permission is being given by washington. that ought to be freedom of choice. and the attitude that there's no reason means you haven't declared a rule. but let me ask my question about the competitive foods rule because it goes along with that. you issued a rule in 2013 called the competitive foods rule. you couldn't establishment the costs or the effect on school r

mrs. fiorina, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning, chris. thank you for having me. >> you have taken special delight in going after hillary clinton. you have set up a website called readytobeathillary.com. you held a news conference outside a south carolina hotel where she was speaking. you say hillary clinton is playing the gender card, but aren't you also playing that card when you say you can attack her more effectively than any male candidate can? >> actually, i haven't said that. perhaps others have. i have said i come from a world where titles are just titles and talk is just talk. the questions i'm raising about hillary clinton, i take no delight in them. i'm concerned. you know, it is entirely legitimate when someone is running for the presidency of the united states to ask whether they are being transparent, whether they are trustworthy, whether they have a track record of leadership. hillary clinton has demonstrated over and over she is not transparent. her leadership as secretary of state has placed us in grave danger around the w

it's "fox & friends" and with us this morning, mr. t! it's great to see you.i'm glad to be back. >> and you've never met elisabeth before. >> i want to be on the a team. >> you are on the a team now. >> you are a good guy. >> you are a good lady. yes. >> we're going to be with you in just a minute. but first we got to go outside to see maria. she's cooking some bakery stuff. let's do it! >> oh, good morning. good to see you, mr. t. hello everybody at home. i have a special guest this morning. it's joe gooch, he's the president of sin a -- cinnabon. >> today we are launching cinnabon sausage bites. it's wrapped in our world famous dough that we use in our cinnamon rolls. >> we have them. they look absolutely delicious. how do you make them? >> this is our world famous sweet dough that we use for all of our great cinnabon classic rolls here. we take it. we roll it out, of course and we take the great breakfast sausage, wrap it right around the dough. we bake it fresh several times throughout the day. we bake it off. serve it up with premium maple syrup, mustard.

mr. murdock will be giving up hisposition as fox ceo, and successor will be his son, james.o word on when all of this might happen. james's older brother will take on the role of co-executive chairman. matter of succession is on the agenda at an upcoming board meeting. in just a few minutes, we will get the reaction to murdoch's news. stay with us for that. scarlet: moving on to brussels to where reporters listened a discussion. >> we will keep working in order to come to an agreement. we are working in order to reach the differences and the differences in the fiscal and in the financing issue. toare working in order wille an agreement which assure that greece will recover with specifications and viable public debts. scarlet: i counted three instances of the word working. he spoke after eu president said that they will decide on the conditions of more bailout funds. mark: the mark -- the american consumer is getting back in the game. shoppers were back in may. the increase was broad-based. eight winners included car dealers, clothing and building materials, and other stores.

. >> and, again, on "fox news sunday ""rick perry was telling chris wallace, and mr.ce actually pointed out, listen governor you're running a on a populist message this time. is that a winning platform saying listen washington is disconnected from main street. >> i think it helps him to run as an outsider. the people are leader of course are jeb bush and marco rubio. they are washington insiders right. both you know bush has related to the bush family and marco rubio with an office in washington. obviously scott walker is not, and he's gaining some traction. it helps to be outside washington arguing against washington saying you want to bring change and you wanted to bring reform. i think that has allotted of resonance on the republican conservative side and he's tapping into that a little bit slowly and he's right to say give him eight months and we'll see where he's had. we haven't had any national debates. that will change things allotted in the republican primary. just the fact that they are on a national stage arguing against each other and we can see for ourselv

and fox news contributor david webb. mr. mohammed, i look at the video. it's very clear.on this young woman. it is a long incident. we just had an eyewitness who saw the whole event. there is a lot more that is not on tape that wasn't seen. they come up behind him. as you can see, they're right in that officer's grill. they're in that two-foot zone. right there. very, very close, doing a little dance, getting the officer's attention. they're right near his gun. what do you expect an officer to do if he doesn't know if they have a knife or a gun? >> well, first of all, put it like this. when i was a child, i acted like a child and did childish things. now that i'm a man i put away childish things and do i what a man do. >> what does that have to do with the answer? what does that have to do with my question? >> straight out. i'm not going to make nobody, first of all, we don't need no superheroes. as you know i prosecute police officers. because i just come out of baltimore and ms. mosby. >> you're not addressing the issue. the issue is -- >> i told that you they kids firs

mr. digs did not know that. i'm peggy fox reporting live in herndon. >> thank peggy. the airport authority put out a statement concerning the name argument saying it lacks merit and should not impact the airport authority's ability to pursue toll road users who unlike the vast majority fail to pay. >>> more fallout in the wake of that prison escape in new york. the prison boss and 11 other staffers are on administrative leave while officials investigate. david sweat is still recovering after being shot during his arrest. richard matt was killed. tonight we're getting a lack at the camper in franklin county, new york, where matt spent some time. the rescue vehicle is in the woods hidden by deep brush. we've also learned that sweat left matt five days before he was captured because matt was slowing him down. >>> same-sex couples would want to get married in texas may still encounter roadblocks. despite the u.s. supreme court's historic ruling. over the weekend the attorney general of texas told clerks and judges they may object to issuing marriage licenses if it goes ag

fox news thank you, mr. eo roger ailes signed a new multiyear deal with 20th century fox. he is chairman of fox television stations. this is the bid ask for 21st century fox. roger ailes has signed on. reports to coexecutive chairman rupert murdoch and james murdoch and coexecutive chairman lachlan murdoch. breaking news, fox news chairman ceo, roger ailes just sign ad new multiyear deal with twenty-first-century-fox. congratulations, roger. a look at the stock as we see. we're expecting, as you can see wide range there for the bid and ask on 21st century fox. >>> governor bobby joined tall kicking off his run for the white house becoming 13th republican to officially enter the race. hedge funds and private equity firms spent big bucks to influence political contests. wall street is expected to pump $220 million in the 2016 race. we have dick deif votes, one of the top political donors. nice to have you here. >> great to be here. i'm a michigan guy. i live in grand rapids, michigan, this wall street stuff i d

now to investigate the impropriety that fox business has uncovered and the aviation subcommittee chairman mro once resolved. back to you. sandra: adam, thank you. tracking devices going public today. an ipo is an exciting time for the market. a lot of demand for it. nicole: wear it around your wrist to track your health and fitness. priced at $20 per share above the already increased range of $17 to $19 per share. 36.6 million shares values the company roughly $4.1 billion. the ipo raising $732 million. some analysts say they should use research and development. shares begin trading this morning. stay with us on fox business. the ticker symbol is fake. that is an easy one. they will compete against apple, microsoft, sony, garland, sean made a chinese company makes a cheaper version. the fit bit details -- sandra: you will be on the floor of the stock covering at all today. thankthank you. we'll get a closer look at the ipo happening this morning. join cap will be speaking with the ceo of the company. james park at around 10:30 a.m. eastern. shares are traded shares of oracle tumbling 10%. th

mr. olson joins us now and welcome back, sir to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> what means more to you personally? your victory in bush v. gore or this ruling which set forth a constitutional right to same-sex marriage? >> you can't equate the two. to see those people expressing that joy and that gratitude and those tears of happiness that they will be treated equally under the constitution with respect to the most important relationship in life, the opportunity to get married to the person they love, touches me deeply and it's very very important in my heart. >> there are two major criticisms of the ruling i think. maybe more. two i want to focus on. first, the court in effect invented a constitutional right made it up just like they did on the right to abortion in roe v. wade. here's governor and republican presidential candidate bobby jindal. >> it's clear to me the supreme court is no longer acting as a judicial body. you have a supreme court out of control that's making up laws as it goes. >> how do you respond to governor jindal? >> 14 times the supreme court of the united

fox? >> thank you mr. chairman, and thank you mr. secretary for being here.want to associate myself with the comments of the chairman in terms of his comments relating to the imposition of rules from washington which impose one size fits all attitude. i think -- and my question will reflect that but you said something in your comments or in answer to a question that i think illustrates that so well. you said there's no reason why they cannot bring a snack. that is up until now. until such time as perhaps the agriculture department determines that children can't bring snacks. the attitude is you're allowing them to bring snacks. so that the rule making comes from here, the permission is being given by washington. that ought to be freedom of choice. the attitude that there's no reason means you haven't declared rule. but let me ask my question about the competitive foods rule because it goes along with that. you issued a rule in 2013 called the competitive foods rule. you couldn't estimate the cost or the effect on school revenue without any certainty, but you

mr. murdoch will continue to be the chairman while his son lake lynn would become -- part of the management reordering at foxrent ceo will step down from that role and turkey on a yet undwid role as an adviser. mr. carey was widely expected to exercise an option allowing him to leave the company at the end of this year. now sources tell me he is likely to remain in some capacity through 2016. while james murdoch would take over the day-to-day management of fox, he would work in tandem with his brother and hits father. sources who have spoken with the murdochs in recent weeks tell me they have shared their plans openly and described the new roles as a, quote, partnership. a fox spokesperson said the matter of succession is on the board of directors agenda at the next regularly scheduled meeting and decline further comment. that meeting is expected i believe in the next week or so. while no one doubts that the elder murdoch will have the final say, mr. carey stepping down will leave the company without a layer of senior management separate from the family for a long time. >>> james murdoch who gave up his job

mrs. bush all the best. that's it for today. have a great week. and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ >>> this week on "the journal editorial report" the clinton scandals begin to attack their toll in the polls, but without a viable alternative, are democrats hostage to hillary? >>> two more candidates jump in the republican race with another big announcement soon to come. does the crowded field help or hurt the eventual nominee? >>> and police prepare for a bloody summer as violent crime spikes in cities across the country. we'll take a look at what's behind this troubling trend. . >> the honeymoon maybe over for hillary clinton with this week with the drip of stories about her e-mails and foundation dealings may have having an impact. with 46% of those surveyed viewing her favorably compared to 50% viewing her unfavorably. a big change from two months ago and whether clinton is honest and trustworthy the poll found 42% of people saying she is with 57% saying she's not. joining the panel this week "wall street journal" columnist and epidi editor dan henninger, james f

and bet we have a lot more on this on "forbes" fox news challenge tomorrow at 11 a.m. eastern time starting mr. steve forbes himself. melissa over to you. >> coming up obamacare ceo claiming that repealing obamacare will add bills to the diseflt deficit but cause more debt? >> live in charleston as families unbelievably forgive suspected shooter dylann roof. the very latest to come. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to hel

mr. erdogan? tom: it could be, but it remains to be seen. he is a good old fox. who knows?er: a wily character. more hope or more anxiety for you, dilek? what are people feeling at this point in time? dilek: some people i know have never felt hope or optimism about our country's future for such a long time. peter: a very happy word to finish on. thanks to all three of you. do get in touch if you want. send us a message through facebook, twitter, whatever. for now, bye-bye. through the generous support of the amundson foundation, the maddux brown foundation and by chapman university, offering personalized education in the arts, science, business and more. tonight i'm at the university of southern california for a unique california conversation. governor jerry brown will be speaking with the

mr. erdogan? tom: it could be, but it remains to be seen. he is a good old fox. who knows?er: a wily character. more hope or more anxiety for you, dilek? what are people feeling at this point in time? dilek: some people i know have never felt hope or optimism about our country's future for such a long time. peter: a very happy word to finish on. thanks to all three of you. do get in touch if you want. send us a message through facebook, twitter, whatever. for now, bye-bye. @8úe ' timore, where the death in police custody of young freddie gray has sparked what some are calling a "black spring". it's all become a media event, but how deep is the coverage really going? on our program we revisit the classic interview with "the new jim crow" author, michelle alexander, and talk to activists right here about the roots of the problem and how they are going to make change, stay tuned. [music]

mr. erdogan? tom: it could be, but it remains to be seen. he is a good old fox. who knows?er: a wily character. more hope or more anxiety for you, dilek? what are people feeling at this point in time? dilek: some people i know have never felt hope or optimism about our country's future for such a long time. peter: a very happy word to finish on. thanks to all three of you. do get in touch if you want. send us a message through facebook, twitter, whatever. for now, bye-bye. ú!!!!!!!!!!!!

mrs. bush great luck. that's all we have. see you next week on "fox news sunday." >>> tonight warriors and cavaliers face off. tipoff set for 5:00 at oracle. anticipation is building as we hope to get a step closer to the first championship in 40 years. >>> this morning we are live inside oracle arena. check

mrs. bush great luck. that's all we have. see you next week on "fox news sunday." . discover the champion in you! . . (applause) well, god bless you. it's always a joy to come into your homes. if you're ever in our area please stop by and be a part of one of our services. i promise you we'll make you feel right at home. thanks so much for tuning in and thank you again for coming out today. i like to start with something funny. i heard about this lady. she saw this little old man sitting on his front porch rocking in his rocking chair. he always seemed to be so happy. she finally went over to him and said, "i can't help but notice you're always smiling. always in a good mood. tell me what is your secret for such a long, happy life? he said, "that's easy. i smoke three packs of cigarettes everyday. i eat nothing

mr. chairman, thank you very much. ms. feinberg, last week secretary fox appeared to agree that this accident was not necessarily caused by a lack of funding. is exact quote was i don't think you can categorically say that more funding would've changed things that you agree with that statement? >> i think he was referring to the actual behavior of the engineer there i do think there are consequences to funding issues yes. >> mr. boardman providers the total operating revenues of amtrak have gone up from 2.4 million, the 3.1 over the last five years 20% increase in funding. on top of that the federal government has given you 1.4 billion in additional funds each year. and i'm wondering. i assume you felt that amtrak was moving fast enough in installing positive train control because you said in your testimony that you are ahead of every other railroad. is that correct speak with we are ahead of every other railroad. >> and also assuming that you were shocked by this accident because you testified that it's been 20 years since you had a derailment caused fata

mrs. clinton while she was secretary of state and blumenthal was a paid adviser. foxs learned that some 60 e-mails were turned over by the attorney on the eve of the deposition but these same documents were never made available by the state department creating what one source described as a significant gap in the record. fox news did not independently review the e-mails but say blumenthal tried advise in 2013 and we're told that blumenthal acted as a defensive intelligence operative for hrc. >> i'm 100% for releasing the blumenthal documents only if only if there is also the release of the transcripts of today's deposition. >> the documents provided to the committee based on the tone and the date stamps do not appear to be the complete record for blumenthal. we're waiting on the state department briefing right now, we're going to ask them what they make of this apparent gap in the records, jon. >> and these were documents, as you say, have not been presented to congress before. >> that's correct. >> and until the investigative committee has had a chance to look at the

fox sports go. so now as we welcome you inside 18th tower. and, how excited are you to watch mr. reed and mr. spieth tomorrow? >> i'm very excited but i'm also excited to watch the rest of the guys. >> anybody with even par to 5-under has a chance to win this golf tournament. remember the usga they aren't going to make it easier, they will make it tougher and you noticed the guys in the last two days in the afternoon and all the leaders teeing off, are all experiencing the same conditions, so game on. >> the better your score going into the third round tomorrow or going into the final round on sunday the harder it is going to be for you to putt as your day unwinds. >> exactly right. >> so expect the leaders to you know get around to even par, within or 2-under, but don't forget j.b. put up a great score today at 4-under, so anybody back there, sitting back even par or 1-under, they post a 4-under, they are right in it. >> get your sleep. >> same to you. >> we'll be back here tomorrow. the weather has been ideal. it's been so fun, so far, through two rounds. third round coverage tomorrow. agai