neil: all right.ou know stuart varney is a big deal when carl icahn is quoting his show. now, i'm sure carl is talking about my show. okay, he wasn't. thank you, stuart, for all your hard work in my absence. >> what do you mean by that? great seeing you. neil: same here, my friend. you know what's interesting, i don't know if you're hearing this from your guest, yet another rich guy, two rich guys from opposite ends politically, mark cuban and carl icahn worried about a fall event, politics notwithstanding that the market is paraphrasing here, long in the tooth. >> regardless of politics, regardless of the election and its results, i can share that concern. the central banks around the world have driven interest rates to zero and below. they've printed money. nobody has come up with a way of stimulating private enterprise either in europe, japan or the united states, and that's what's missing. i think trump's analysis, he gave it just the other day is accurate. it is to some degree a false economy. be

neil cavuto, it's yours. neil: thank you very much, stuart. all right, so you just heard and have seen what's going on this morning. hillaryand you you have hillaryd donald trump with key addresses to the media today. take a look. >> he is feeding into the worst impulses, the bigotry and bias that lurk in our country. [applause] barack obama was born in america, plain and and simple, and donald trump owes he and the america people an apology. >> president barack obama was born in the united states, period. now, we all want to get back to making america strong and great again. [cheers and applause] thank you. neil: i point out that in the latter, that is donald trump's planned press be event, he kept everyone sort of dangling for a couple of hours before he made that short, simple, declarative sentence. but not before a who's who of military brass, medal of honor winners and the like dating back to the vietnam war, were singing his praises. brilliantly orchestrated or a way to avoid an embarrassing comment? you decide. right now we have former

stuart: good one, neil. neil: no, that was stuart varney >> all yours. neil: all right. grant. i'm not going to let him get away with that. neil cavuto. stocks on top of with deutsche bank and all of its ills, someone will rescue them, whether the german government or consortium of players. bottom line the optimism here someone comes in to stimulate, to rescue, to be a backstop to provide protection for capitalist institution might be in trouble. how many times we have seen this. i will not begrudge a rally. we'll begrudge rallies if you're long the market. i do look at rationale behind this one presumably anytime there is stimulus, anytime the looks like the fed continues to provide easy monies or governments stand by beleaguered banks we're off to the races. that is not a reason to be off to the races. a reason to start questioning why we're off to the races. first to connell mcshane what is really going on this final trading day of the month. connell? >> hard to tell but oning thing we talk about the market and deutsche bank stock price is linked. part of it as you say the b

neil: paul, the security brief host. >> neil, good to see you back. neil: thank you.fter this. they say a lot of things about rain. like how hard it's a-gonna fall. the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain too: when it rains...it roars. domestic. not domesticated. now get 20 percent off msrp cash allowance for an average of $6,400 in savings on select 2016 journey crossroad models in dealer stock. .. neil: all quiet in charlotte another day, looking at another market, nasdaq, let's get back to basic human concerns and whether we can all keep the peace, forget saying prosperous, stay well. trish reagan. trish: well put. i want to get to the other big story, hillary clinton out with a brand-new plan to tax, tax, and tax some more. she went to raise the tax estate rate to expand our government and create more welfare programs for those in need at the working taxpayers expense, welcome to "the intelligence report". hillary clinton's progressive agenda on full display with a call to raise the top estate tax, 65%. her campaign changed its previous pl

neil: yeah.nd the performance of the debate will have a lot to decide there. dan, always good seeing you, thank very much. >> thanks, neil. neil: all right. back to hillary clinton's in the middle of the week proposal to hike the top estate tax to 65%. now, the argument is very few people will pay that, but of course, her plan is to increase it all the way up the food chain here and start taxing those estates at this higher 45% starting rate wees states as -- with with estates as little as $3.5 million. and it could go still lower. tea party's jenny beth martin once opposed donald trump but is supporting him because of proposals like that out of the left. that's interesting, because if you think about it, donald trump has come up with a number of proposals that even some conservatives wince at including parental care for children and that sort of thing, that they say isn't really paid for, it's just another spending program. but you seem to think that she is the lesser of the spending evils, is t

neil? neil: blake, thank you very much.dal, former presidential candidate, two term governor for the state of louisiana. governor, good to have you. >> neil, great to be back. before we talk about anything unimportant like the presidential race or donald trump or hillary clinton, it is great to see you back. i'm thrilled to see you healthy and back on the air. if i speak for viewers, we were praying and thinking about you. great to have you back. neil: very appreciative of your kind note. that was a real spirit pickerupper. i appreciate that. governor, let me see how we go about or donald trump wants to go about committing money to defense, to beef it up. we spend half a trillion dollars a year on defense. more than the top seven other countries combined, and a lot of people say surely before we commit more money, and to be fair to this, he did talk about recounting our spending priorities, but do you think there's room, first, to look at that budget, shift priorities around before we add to it? >> neil, my answer is yes, a

neil: i agree.ank discussion of this and politicians think. >> if somebody tried we might be presently surprised how well it voters are to pony up and make real choices. neil: tomorrow we will have the discussion of money supply in what it to be a seriously come with a job. i appreciate it. neil: he opposed the iraq war. the questioners saying he didn't. we say he did. does any of this matter? after this. neil: all right. i want to take you to raleigh, north carolina, where hillary clinton is addressing a crowd here boy buoyed by her debate performance last night. >> do their best. that is the basic bargain of america and i was really proud of christine. >> we're proud of you! >> thank you. thank you. [cheering] and, i think her, her patience at duke regional are in for a treat because not only the skills that she learned here at wake tech, but that personality, that get up and go personality, is going to mean a lot to the people she has taken care of. christine, thank you, and godspeed. [cheering]

neil: all right, welcome back, everybody. i'm neil cavuto.to read you something about this inevitable notion of hillary clinton winning it all. this is from the fellow north of our border in canada who says i will make a hazardous prediction, i think hillary clinton in the words of the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell when fellow republicans were drinking the kool-aid will drop like a hot rock. lord conrad black is his name. you have to call him lord, for one thing, but my lord, good to have you. >> that title and the correct fare get me on the public transit system, neil. neil: i call myself the financial factor here, and it gets the same response. what's interesting in the same piece, it's a couple weeks old. i'm not ignoring the shortcomings of trump as a candidate for office, his short temper, tendency and vagueness on the issue, the scores of millions of archie bunkers in america find so endearing, you go onto say it's the other stuff we associate with establishment types, paraphrasing here, that will be hillary clinton's doom. wha

neil: we will see.i'm shocked that your candidate appears to be hillary clinton but we will watch very closely, always a pleasure. >> thank you. neil: all right, in the meantime there's this group here. remember the never trumpers, in way in heck we will support, many of them in republican party. fewer of them now. this crowd, what are they doing? what will they be watching? how do you think they will be leaning? this debate can go a long way toward deciding just that. we are in hempstead, new york, god forbid they assign same seat to multiple people i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really? only verizon was ranked number one nationally in data, reliability, text and call and speed. yeah. and you're gonna fist pump to that? get out of my sight. (announcer vo) unlimited isn't a good deal if it's on a cutrate network. s

thank you, neil, my friend. neil: joe piscopo.yle, not as much what you say and how you say it, doesn't it? stick around. hofstra university, you're watching "coast to coast" on fox business. ♪ ♪ there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. reporter: good afternoon, everyone, lori rothman live on the floor of new york stock exchange with your fox business brief. the dow posting triple-digit declines, close to the worst levels of session. investor anxiously await the big debate tonight. deutsche bank weekend reports suggesting that the german government refuses state aid to the troubled back. that european bothers and spilling over here to u.s. deutsche bank down 7%. >>> u.s. economy, home sales slipped and

neil: the mayor? i don't mean to race cast but do you think donald trump -- he keeps saying he has, you keep hearing the percentages, what do you say? >> he is resonating with the black community. you know how well trump is doing? look at the reaction from liberals and democrats, he doesn't talk about black issues. in front of audiences across the country, they say that is a problem because of the black community, maybe the black community -- he is still not doing a good job. they are terrified, terrified because of the potential to pull the finger out of the dam so the monopoly that exists in black america, it is quite possible in this election i have been saying on your network over a year. this man can get 15% to 20% of the black vote. if that happens the monopoly is over. neil: if we get that it is in order. >> it is possible. he has to have a good campaign in the community. a better second and third debate look what obama did to mitt romney or candy crowley did to mitt romney. neil: exactly right

neil: thank you.ng with what is happening with apple shares common you have to wonder whether the company is up to snuff or to allow folks this go around. the stock down about 2.5%. founder and author of the third wave. i know you don't get into investing details and all that, they just investing community reactions. what is the shrug of the collect its shoulders? >> i'm not completely surprised. some of the other products yesterday but it wasn't a big change. that's also to be it. we saw even earlier with the automobile. people are interested in upgrading every year or two. over time the platforms mature and becomes more incremental. the focus for the last decade has been on products. the focus for next decade will be on software and services. traded to the environment right now, not that of course a string of four or five record days, the other average is not so much. technology has been leading the party. you are part of them became very rich as the last big technology ways. i wonder if what is hap

>> sure, neil.ee that the hackers have given us a look under the kimono and it is not very pretty. neil: i like that. i wonder though, now we know that colin powell is paying dearly for emails he sent only a few months ago but some of these go back years. we're told with wikileaks and others there will be a new crop of them dumped on the public, maybe days, weeks, before the election. but it is getting people back to the idea, you know i have to be careful before i hit the send button, isn't it? >> yes. we're seeing a politicians gotten comfortable with saying very controversial things in their email this should be example to everyone, be cognizant of what we put in email. to be quite frank no one is safe. neil: i'm wondering what happens now the way companies communicate with one another and how they, you know, get the word out? because we all say things, sometimes maybe in politic, and now that is going to be closely scrutinized. so i'm wondering as a professor, you talk to people, you just pick u

neil: who won?was tie after first quarter, second quarter, donald trump may have taken lead, went to halftime, hillary a little bit up, but third and fourth quarter, hillary ran away with it. >> a second debate coming up. if you advised her candidate -- either condition what would you tell them. >> to donald, maintain your composure, on own -- it was so easy to set him up. if you contradicted him, whether what he said about war in iraq, issues.s h, his taxes, he will he has to own it and move forward. neil. how does he own it. >> the birther issue, just admitting he was wrong. way too much energy, i was wrong. if he would just say i'm wrong, the perception of him would change, you might say, okay maybe he is presidential, but he can't do that, because he can't do that, it is easy to you know, just throw softball after solve thsoftball back to secretary clinton. you know he will not ever own his mistakes. if you talk about business, you have to own and learn from your mistakes. i think there is ongoi

here's neil. neil: thank you very much. what's going on in washington, imagine the reaction we're already getting to this train crash today in hoboken, new jersey. already without even knowing the details and without even knowing what exactly caused this, nancy pelosi, the house minority leader, urging congress to quit delaying something called the positive train control act; that is, the means by which a train's speed can be adjusted automatically if something is happening to the conductor or the conductor is riding the thing like a banshee. so we don't even know what happened there, but nancy pelosi saying it no doubt has to go back to this positive train control which will be required on all trains. it's been delayed in a lot of cities and states including new jersey, but no doubt, politicians seizing on that. another politician interviewed on fox news saying it's a sign that infrastructure spending is a low priority for congress and that is why we keep having events like this. again, that begs the issue that if we had m

neil: wild stuff. this whether these individuals get into this. >> the place of public use and destruction of property for the chelsea bombing. as well as for her the bombs allegedly planted in seaside park in elizabeth, new jersey. the first case to proceed will be the federal case brought yesterday in manhattan federal court. we have filed a risk with the u.s. marshals service and we expect he will soon be brought into this district. charges led to considerable evidence the fbi and n.y.p.d. was able to gather in a short period of time and the evidence shows a premeditated act of terrorism. the evidence includes 12 fingerprints recovered from the undetonated bob on the 27th street location in chelsea including the pressure cooker, duct tape and the cell phone. surveillance video of the rahami near the 23rd street on 27 minutes before the explosion. surveillance video of rahami walking with the briefcase just minutes after the explosion or block south. license plate reader show in a car tied to the res

more neil. more neil.to: coast-to-coast" may not. infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow- today at business.ny.gov neil: is a who's who of charity. cohost lauren simonetti among others. the former new york transit coach tom coughlin. >> neil cavuto, what a day today. 600 to the eight numbers at this firm bgc partners now died unfortunate 9/11 15 years ago. what they've done every year. every guy works for free today. all the money goes to charity. one of those is tom coughlin's charity. >> to jay fant foundation was established in 1996 in the spirit to honor jamie gillis, a player from boston college who died of leukemia. during the time of his illness, we were able to see how difficult and stressful it was, how the financial burdens were almost impossible to keep up with. so we learned through going out into the community

neil: absolutely. >>t you don't want is a systemic failure of a bank to cause an -- listen, if bear stearns just imploded, okay, and lehman brothers, we wouldn't have had the financial crisis. it would have been a blip. but the financial crisis affected everybody, and i think what we have here is the problem is that banks are so big that systemically it's very hard to -- neil: what i worry about though, charlie, and i want to bring in gary b. smith to this argument, and maybe you can help me with this, is that there are a lot of obnoxious banking tendencies that are coming to light here in the case of wells fargo, and i don't know if i'm all that keen on congress making things right or coming down hard on all banks right now, even policing key members' pay, looking at transactions. i mean, this gets to be -- in other words, when congress thinks it's a better, you know, arbiter of things financial, i'm worried. and yet i think that's where we could be going here. what do you think? >> exactly. well, two

neil: albright.e pretty much on this deplorable stuff from hillary clinton and he will seize on that to see what it says about her sentiment and democrats have invented people like donald trump. something reince priubus was talking to me about yesterday. >> obviously you can't write a lengthy millions of people who have had it with government. this is the same party in the same% that tries to make the claim that therefore all of this openness and all of this tolerance except for when it comes to apparently half of the country that may not agree with them. neil: commentator from the bush 41 campaign advisor, mark serrano. i ended with you and i heard it explained in a sort on this. it is not so much trump gaining as hillary boosting, hillary stumbling. do you agree with that? >> not at all. what, this is a moment that republicans have been looking for. this is a moment that reince priebus and the republican party is rightfully trying to drive home. they've taken the responsibility for any of the hatef

neil: you can call me neil, though. shawn: that's very nice of you. thank you. let's talk about you have all this stuff in front of us. jj: wow! shawn: you're the expert at turning all of this into money. neil: let me tell you something, i got motorcycle helmets from harley davidson, i have christmas ornaments. i have foreign currency, graded coins, proof sets, silver dollars, foreign coins, silver dollar money clips, proof sets, mint sets, silver dollars, 90 percent quarters, 1964 and older i have autographs, i have gold coins, i have the lone ranger books, i have any type of jewelry, i have gold, silver, costume jewelry, diamonds, rolex watches. whatever you want, neil sackmary buys it all. jj: it's fair to say you buy stuff? neil: i do. jj: yes. neil: i turn stuff or junk into cash. everybody else just wants to buy what's precious so that's why when you drive around las vegas and you see all the pawnshops and all the gold buyers, let me tell you, they're interested in one thing and one thing only, that's gold because that's all they know. that's what a person

neil: wow! neil: and it is going to be a wonderful time -- red carpet, the stanchions, 36-inch neil: but here's the thing -- it's really, really important because it can't be done without the success of what we do for the community. we change people's lives. we help with the operation fire heat, we help with the spring valley little league. you know we did the thing with the cannery casino, you know with the radio stations, with the ipof. we got allen davidson from the lieutenant for the nevada highway patrol for the ipof. you know, we do things because we want to help the community, and so customers and clients respond because they know that i'm the real deal, they know that i'm there, and when they come in and deal directly with me because they know that i'm there. they know that we give a lot of money back to the community because that's how we stay number one. jj: and that's wonderful that you give back. i also love that you help people declutter their lives, because we're living in an age w

back to you, neil. neil: thank you very much, very much.ll continue to pursue this and look at it including a guy took a look at the first tax plan donald trump offered at the primary season and graded it a d minus. what does douglas holtz-eakin think of that republican plan right now. you might be surprised. stick around on a plan already getting criticized roundly by some economists in the press saying his numbers don't add up. idea of static versus dynamic accounting doesn't add up. don't get me started when accountants start fighting. more after this. ♪ (announcer vo) who says your desk phone always has to be at your desk? now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first.

, neil.on d.c. there's been a tight lid on information from federal agencies and that is a serious situation and continues to be. we were told through two sources who are close to the investigation that the surveillance video picked up saturday evening outside the first explosion in downtown manhattan were able to identify rahami in the video along with o other people of interest. we are also told the initi forensic review on the devices inside going through the partial device recovered in downtown manhattan and the other pressure cooker bomb that was complete that had not detonated. we were told based on the style of the device and how it was put together so the components come explosives, shrapnel as part of the debt nader they did appear to have been made by the same individual and in the last half-hour, there reports the suspects fingerprints were on the device. we were told by two sources that there are common links between the devices in new york city as well as these pipe bombs in new

neil: sure. but one of the reasons they are doing that is for the first time, we have to be candidates there are more unpopular than popular. which means we will elect a president who is more popular -- more unpopular amongst the american people. that is an amazing thing. not just for november starts to govern. it will be a tough road for whoever wins. josh: i know your answer will be no, because no one has ever seen an election cycling this. but as you watch it unfold, surprises keep coming. whether it is the conventions -- neil: every day, it seems we have a new headline or surprise. i think a lot of voters are demoralized. i think they do not like to see to be pay where candidates -- they crave for the way it used to be payware candidates were respectable. where issues came out. issues are not coming to the forefront nowadays. it is just name-calling. it is difficult to see how we will have a president who is able to govern. it is a tough situation. josh: we talked about energy and how are vot

neil: i don't know.thing for huawei is where the incremental growth comes from in the market. markets, huawei now are putting in iphone equivalent technology in a device half the price of an iphone. there's a third issue as well. if you think of it, they are trying to diversify, trying to get more traction with other isducts, the watch which pretty dead on arrival in many ways -- francine: a lot of people have it. is it just sold the journalists? neil: data just last week showed that the watch volumes had fallen 50% year on year. part of it is because it is not a seamless device. it needs paring all the time with the iphone. francine: what i'm trying to get at is there's a lot of people saying apple is not doing this well enough. are we expecting too much of apple? i wonder whether it is because analyst one it to always deliver every quarter something new and that is just not sustainable, or whether there's a real problem at the company. neil: if you look at tech investing over the last 20, 30 years, it

neil: no, no. stuart: neil cavuto, it is yours.m thinking you're also a noted penny-pincher. [laughter] would stuart varney tackle someone for a flat screen tv? top this, stuart. you know what i've got here? i've got janet yellen's statement. and it's embargoed for the next half hour, but i'm going to start reading it. italy is represented here. thank you, guys. my people. [laughter] how con desending can you be? i love, by the way, stewart, the way you say vulgar. [laughter] its sounds even worse than the words you might be using. stuart: it's yours. neil: two words, thank you! [laughter] tour stuart some of the really wonderful times we've had pitching to neil cavuto between shows. and look, he's back. >> yea! neil: how you doing, my friend? stuart: well, for some strange reason we're all happy to see you, neil. [laughter] neil: you know, you don't look happy. the others there they sound genuine. you, i don't know. how you doing? [laughter] stuart: neil, you look great. neil: no, you look great. stuart: no, you look great. neil:

neil: yes, down. tom: down big? neil: it down a smidge.ld not expect big changes for this month. when you talk about the longer run rate estimate, it has dropped more in the last year than it did in the prior 3 -- three years combined. .om: bring up the dots the dots on the left are now and then out a year and then two blob, and this amorphous longer-term. that is how long it takes teenagers to clean their bedroom, longer-term. ago, federal years officials thought the terminal rate would be something like four and a quarter. now the median participant thinks it is going to be three. i think what has been really interesting is to see how quickly it has come down and how much over the last year, and what happened over the last couple of years. the dollar has strengthened a lot and that has pushed down neutral rates. tom: tomorrow when they make these adjustments, are you telling me to watch the longer-term adjustment or than the short-term adjustments? neil: i would not expect that much in terms of changes. i think the median will probably s

appreciate it. >> thank you, neil. >>> steve israel joins us right now. congressman, you never like to put a stamp based on polls that off do change. pollsters are remind he me of that now that they had the race wrong in a lot of key aspects. but i understand as well that a number of clinton supporters are ainge that it's as tight as it is. are you? congressman, can you hear me? >> yes. you faded out for a moment, neil? >> are you nerve out? >> i'm a fan of the new york mets. i know my team can have a five-run lead in the ninth and still lose. it has not to do with hillary clinton, but i'm just nervous. at the end of the day, i ask would i real be me or my opponent? i would rather be hillary clinton and her campaign right now. she is ahead inle poll. >> so on the mechanics of a campaign, she's connecting, he's not? i would open up with -- >> i don't know what he's doing out there. i will defer it to you and make politico, but i do think that hillary clinton has got more immediate problems domestically. that's galvanizing her forces, especially when those

laura: neil king, thank you for joining us. neil: it's a pleasure. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, not sure what to have for dinner? how about some bugs. the market for a double insects. activists have held demonstrations in nairobi today against a new railway that will cut across the nairobi national park. it is one of the largest infrastructure projects ever undertaken in kenya. activists raising their voices. it is a battle between modernization and culture. one of kenya's most ambitious infrastructure projects is set to cut through the nairobi national park. activists say they have not been given a chance to share their views. consulted --e not even if they cut through the park, they exit on people's land. the project started in 2014 in a coastal city of mumbai's of. -- in a coastal city. the second phase is underway and related to the capital of uganda and other countries in the region. but not before the issues in nairobi are solved. a bone of contention is a plan to build a six-climate over

here is where i draw the line, neil. brick, first bottle thrown as a law enforcement officer, all bets are off, then all reasonable force, i didn't say any force, all reasonable force has to be used to maintain law and order, the order of the community, the protection of businesses, and the safety of the law enforcement officers on the scene, and it has to be assertive. look, we know how to do this. but these cops on the front line in fairness, not being critical of them, i am critical of orders above to hold the line so to speak as they're getting pelted with bricks and rocks. i heard 16 law enforcement officers have been injured, probably other innocent citizens were injured, too. that's beyond protesting in america. dr. martin luther king knew how to do it. he didn't bring people that had bricks and rocks and stoning of the police and looting of businesses and rioting. he didn't do it. and he made more social change doing it his way, the way all americans got behind him, after seeing king, said yeah, we have to do som

thank you. >> you too, neil. >> dr.son speaking of doctors as one who i am very grateful to. i am going to tell you about him. joe piscopo says that guy is the reason why i might have lost a few pounds. joe to remind me, there are easier ways to do this, though, after this. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. enepeople want power.hallenge. and power plants account for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. exxonmobil is a leader in carbon capture. our team is working to make this technolo

you bring it in, neil sackmary buys it. as long as i can make money, i'm interested in buying what you have. the thing is most people are only interested in one item. why go there? that's ridiculous. go to the person that buys everything and then you don't have to go anywhere else. nobody is going to drive around town in stuff like this. i brought a box in. i'm gog dump it out? >> what's in the box? >> all jewelry. >> all righ >> people got very excited the last time we were on 'cause i picked it up like this and they got very excited. when you sell your item, you come to neil sackmary because it's exciting. it's fun. when you get cash for the stuff that you have or the junk, you bring it in because i turn stuff or junk into cash right now, right here. get up out of bed. stop what you're doing. you don't need to mop the floor. get your stuff, put it in a bag and drive immediately to see me right now. >> mr. t looked angry. that's a bunch of jewelry. pretty incredible. >> it's exciting. >> it is. >> i've heard so many people

. >>> and will vince neil face a jury? why he wants his battery case to go to trial. >>> the charges filed against the suspect held in connection of the bombings in new york and new jersey. >> that's coming up in our second half-hour at 6:30. and we'll be right back. >>> following segment is sponsored by port of subs -- owner mark from port of subs. this is on the location on -- west lake mead boulevard and rampart. we're here getting some donations. tell me what this big box is all about. >> well, we're helping out salvation army to donate for warm souls. and what it is if you can donate jackets, blankets or sleeping bags that are new or slightly used, we're donating these to th have them. you can see the donations we already have so far. we're very happy with the response we've had. >> reporter: you said people are coming in even before -- before this started. this kicked off today and continues all week. how does it feel to have people that motivated in the community? >> it's great. it's a lot better than i thought we w

. >> go ahead. >> neil, you make a good point. at the end of the day, at the end of the week, none of this is going to effect the people who are undecided. >> i'm going to have disagree. >> i think it might. >> it's not the weight issue or anything else. it's how hillary handled it. this is why her polls nose dive. you look at every poll taken through 9/11, 9/12, the way she handled this, adam, it is amazing. all she had to do is say saturday morning i've got pneumonia, i'm going down to the 9/11 memorial for 30 minutes and people would have viewed her as truly gutting it out. >> think of it this way -- >> do you think it's a valid point? >> look at it this way, adam. donald trump doesn't lie about his weigh -- >> did he give a figure? >> 236. >> oh, really? >> he's heavy. >> i would answer that, you mean on earth? >> you know he's heavy, he doesn't lie about the fact he likes to eat, you know, mcdonald's and kfc. but hillary clinton did lie. they told anybody that question -- democrats told anybody that questioned her health they

i'm neil cavuto.in was trying to get to the bottom of deleting the archives, cleaning the server. when you knew darn well a lot of the material you were cleaning and wiping off there, you shouldn't have been doing. katherine herridge tried to get some answers. she's with us now. what did you find out? >> thank you, neil. the compete served subpoenas on four witnesses, three turned up and two refused to answer questions. >> did you produce your immunity agreement this morning as required under the subpoena? >> on advice of counsel i respectfully declined my privilege. >> you can't answer whether or not you were interviewed by the fbi? >> on the advice of counsel, i respectfully decline. >> thornton took the fifth ten times during the hearing worked for colorado-based platte river networks. the i.t. firm managed hillary clinton's server and deleted her e-mail archive in march 2015 despite a preservation order. he got an immunity deal from the justice department in the fbi criminal probe of clinton e-mai

neil is facing charges for attacking the fan. neil's trial.. set for today.. has been delayed. the trial is moved to october 20th because some witnesses couldn't make it. people on the east coast are bracing for higher gas prices. it's all due to the shutdown of a leaking pipeline in alabama. gas pumps across the southeast are already shutting down. some driver are on edge. was kind of concerned at first because i have a 40 minute commute to work and wasn't sure i would have enough to make it back and forth or if there would be any gas. panic was pretty high." experts believe any price spike should be temporary. the colonial pipeline company said it doesn't expect to fully reopen its primary gasoline pipeline until next week. las vegas drivers should not be concerned yet. the average price for a gallon of regular in the city is $2.44. it's six cents less than the hainan airlines will start offering a direct flight between beijing and las vegas on december 2nd. this marks the first-ever regularly scheduled non-stop service between las vegas and mainland china, a destination that

that's motley crue frontman vince neil being restrained by after neil reportedly dragged a woman to the ground by her hair. neil's trial was set to start today. 13 action news reporter parker collins explains why that didn't happen. 9:38:39-9:39:06 vince neil did not walk up these steps today even though he was set to go on trial take vo at 9:38:43 the trial didn't happen today not because he didn't show up but because of something that happened back in april in front of the aria police tell us vince neil pulled a woman's hair who was trying to get an autograph from nicholas cage the trial didn't happen today it got pushed back to next month october 20 at the regional justice center parker collins 13 action news. here's something we don't see very often in southern california. people in san diego got an amazing light show on their way to work this morning. the national weather service reported 15 cloud-to-ground lightning strikes in just two hours as a storm moved through. the lightning is being blamed for s across the san diego area. tonight...increasing clouds...lows 72 to 75 on the w

"your world with neil cavuto" is coming up. i'll see you a little bit later. . >>> welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. i hearing some that catches my ear and i wonder wait a minute. $400 million was sitting in a plane, all marked in cash, just around the same time those hostages were released this year. coincide coincidental, not exactly random. then we learned over the next 19 days another $1.3 million in cash paid to iraq in cash, $1.7 million in cash, and even thick skulls like my own start wondering that's odd. it got to be a very hot and heated point in washington today. take a look. >> you asked about the specifics of the payments in january, and we're told that there was never, ever going to -- no one would ever tell us. >> again, we -- what you got was our standard answer, which is true that we correct the confidentiality of these arrangements. >> i'm just asking you -- >> well, from the communications piece alone, if you had to do it all over again, you'd do it the same way or was there a mistake in this over abundanc

according to police -- neil according to police -- neil grabbed a woman by her hair -- dragi from cage. neil's bench trial begins -- at 9 in the morning. nats singing the cast of jersey boys -- took their final bow tonight--- at the paris hotel and casino. the boys crooned for 8 years -- making it -- the longest-running -- broadway musical on the strip. if bought tickets for a future performance -- you can exchange them -- or get a refund. the jersey boys show in new york -- will close in january. could be upon us with chances for rain, cooler temps and strong wind gusts all in one week. tomorrow the heat continues with highs topping out close to 100 around the valley. by tomorrow evening we'll get a push of moisture and clouds from the south and chances for rain will start early tuesday. widespread rain is possible. high temps will drop to the mid and upper 80s on tuesday. by wednesday we will see less cloud cover, but there will still be enough moisture in place to bring chances for t-storms that afternoon. temperatures wl the upper 80s on wednesday. thursday looks like it's going to

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>> neil, did you hear what i said? i'm not going to get into it. you're a journalist, neil.'t want to comment on it, no. >> okay. finally, then, on donald trump, be happy to comment on. he has pressure. hillary clinton has pressure, too. how do you think just to sort of win over people emotionally, what would she have to do? >> oh, you know, i think that history is down. unfortunately for that side. if you're rooting for hillary because because we know what she has done as secretary of state and the things she said, for instance, to the mother and father from the heroes who perished in benghazi and bengha. and that's show she is so very k for her. she has to -- what she has done in the past is attack donald trump, just called him names and try to get the attention deflected from herself but it's going to be tough for her, i think. >> we'll watch closely should be very good drama tonight. thank you for taking the time. we appreciate it. >> okay, neil. thank you. god bless. >> a lot more coming up, including kennedy in the spin room. both sides try to spin their stories before

here's neil. >> welcome everybody. you didn't hear from me but -- you know, i get that everywhere i go. something must be going on here. welcome everybody because some history could be made. you know, the debate the that holds the record of all time was carter/reagan back in 1980 and back then, it commanded 80 million viewers. you know at a minimum they're expecting 20 million more for this one. nothing like a little spritzer on both candidates. the record for all time for television event wasn't man walking on the moon, it was the wedding of charles and diana. 750 million people watched that one. there is a way to stay humble. what is at stake for tonight? reince priebus joins us from the trump tower. he has been guiding us throughout this process. reince, it's always good to have you. i would be remissed if i didn't mention a certain comment you made on a sunday news show and then something that transpired just a few days later. let's go back to the comments that got people's attention. >> those people need to get on

come and see me, i'm neil sackmary. that's the first thing. you know, family, i had a lady the other day, she came in literally and sold me her gold because she didn't want her family fighting over it. >> that happens a lot. >> this happens a lot and it's sort of in a way it's not morbid >> of course, you can't split a ring four ways. >> so, if you have stuff and everybody has it, come in and see me. now, the important thing is this, as i look directly into the camera i am looking at you, so when you come in and see me, you're gonna deal directly with me and i'm gonna see you. so when you come in, i'm open 365 days a year from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., every single day. i'm open tomorrow, sunday, i'm open today on the important thing is this. you can call right now or you can come by. i am a diamond expert. i am a rolex expert. i buy any type of jewelry -- gold, silver and costume jewelry. >> absolutely. so let's talk about some of the stuff that we have in front of us here. i mean, really, it runs the gamut from flatware to jewelry to coins and

it was like that interview never happened. >> well, sean -- >> i'm neil.ou like sean better, don't you? >> no. >> it's okay. >> look what the wind blew in. mark cuban. >> unlike donald trump, i believe the american dream is alive and well. >> it's just on the wrong network, right? >> that could be true. >> let's talk about that. >> kennedy is in the spin room. kennedy, i think that is one of the most eloquent descriptions, analysis and reporting on an absent -- >> i'm here with a devout trump supporter don king. >> our country has tremendous problems because it's been squandered on so many of your ideas. >> this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> typical politician, all talk, no action, sounds good, doesn't work, never going to happen. >> i have a feeling that by the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not? >> why not, yeah. >> i think it's going to be a decision. >> you had a chance to talk to her. he came into the spin room. >> he did. he made his way around the geometric scrum. we we

yes, neil, me, and neil will see you. that's why i'm talking to you. when you come in and see me, neil sackmary, we will have fun together. >> you are so dedicated to what you do. if i was coming down, i would want to deal with you, too, because i want to experience the personality that is neil. i also would like one of these free pens. >> one of my pens. >> how much time do you spend >> it really just depends on what it is that they have. i will tell you it is very important, even if they have a small amount of stuff that i want to go over and i want to spend as much time with them as i can, even a couple minutes because as much as we laugh and we joke, people love it. like people come in the store and they really do get excited to meet me and so all it is is this is an extension when they're in the store. so it's very, very important, i put myself out there as much as i possibly can because i want people to experience goodness. >> i saw the whole gamut when i was there. some people, one person bringing in one ring and another person was there longer