she was later treated at new bolton center in kenneth square. stewart and his wife will bring lily and another neglect mare to their farm sang way for abused animals in monmouth county, new jersey. >>> crews continue to search for wreckage of egyptair flight 804. they are especially interested in finding the flight data and cockpit data recorders which might give experts clues as to what caused the crash. jonathan vigliotti brings us up to date on the investigation. >> reporter: shredded clothing, shoes, and heavily damaged plane parts are just some of the items search teams have recovered from egyptair flight 804. investigators found a doomed flight's black boxes. 180 miles north of the egyptian port city of alexandria. the data a could help determine what caused the plane to plumet, wildly into the mediterranean sea thursday morning. killing all 66 people on board. technology played a critical role in tracking down wreckage, radar on board this c130 helped find debris from the the missing plane. u.s. navy says that a p3 arrived to join in the

she was treated at the new bolton center in can't net square. uart and his wife will bring lilly and another horse home to their farm for abused animals in monmouth new jersey. >>> we're hoping for a better finish to the weekend. meteorologist lauren casey is in our weather center with a look at our forecast. lots of green out there. >> i don't think it could get much worse at this point. rainfall totals continue to go up dramatically at philadelphia international airport. now al onow approaching to inch. we're now nearing 5-inches of rainfall for the month of may. hard to believe. wilmington we're picking up about an inch and a half of rainfall, wildwood over a half inch, closing on a half inch in plymouth meeting. national weather service issued a flood advisory for the next if yo couple hours alog the i-95 corridor where we could see small stream flooding. storm scan3 showing us the trend. this is a three hour loop. this rain swath doesn't budge. some of the heaviest rain falling along the i-95 corridor. moderate to heavier pockets of rainfall

doctors at the university of pennsylvania's new bolton center in kennett square treated her and she's headed for a new life thanks to stewart and his wife. >>> the hit nbc show "american ninja warrior" shoots a qualifying round tomorrow and friday at the generating station in port richmond. this is a look at the beginning of the course. you'll have to wait to see the new obstacles but we can tell you nbc 10's keith jones got a chance to run the course today. you're going to see keith's run after the philadelphia round airs on june 22nd. right here on nbc 10. go, keith! here's a hint. he did get a little wet and it's not because of the rain, right, sheena? >> i was worried about the rope. i'm glad he made it through part of the course. we're very interested to see how keith did. as we go into tomorrow, the weather is warmer than today. we also have an air quality alert for the entire area because of that. it's actually a code red which we don't see very often. what it basically means with the warm temperatures and not a lot of wind around the area, too, and such dry air in place for mo

doctors at the university of pennsylvania's new bolton center treated lily. now she's destined for a good life, thanks to stewart and his wife. >> the demands we're going to make on her from here on out, just really being outside, eating grass, being with her friends, and really just living the good life. >> lily will eventually be able to greet the public at stewart's sanctuary. >>> 4:26, 66 degrees. a gentle breeze is blowing. we'll see the temperatures going into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees this afternoon. your neighborhood forecast just ahead. let's see how the traffic is moving this morning on a thursday morning. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. >> yes, bill, we're watching route 309 right now. no problems around the p.a. turnpike. but that's not all. we have some construction out  there. i'm going to check in with the bridges when i come back. >>> and think you've had a bad day? look at this. next, find out what sent this minor league manager into a meltdown on the field. ♪ your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a differenc

it is debuting at new bolton center in kenneth square. "eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl was there to watch it. >> reporter: it is called eke wine imaging that is being done on a horse who is standing. it is a first. typically imaging on a horse requires them to be income out with anesthesia. that can be dangerous. the not anymore. this revolutionary technology allows the horse to stand, sedated, but a wake. >> but much safer for the patients and level of the resolution is much higher then what we have seen in standard ct scans. >> reporter: horse isn't scared bye moving parts her eyes are covered which also helps keep her still. ct scans provide three dimensional views of the anatomy. >> figure out new treatments using this technology it the is just thrilling particularly for an old man like me. >> reporter: gentlemen, it is surgeon that operated on racing great bash row. dean richardson says this new technology brings a new level of sophistication not just to vet medicine. >> we are partnering with human count are parts,

lilly was cared for and nursed back to health at pens new bolton center in kennett square. in april, the comedian and his wife, paid her a visit, now the couple is adopting lilly. the mayor will be living at her golden years at the stewart's farm sanctuary foray buys dollars animals in new jersey. >>> well, some clouds and rain could not keep the crowds from south philadelphia today. fox 29 at the south ninth street italian market festival. it is the largest block party in philadelphia featuring music, dance willing, of course lots of great food. i love. >> this for the first time in festival history, all dogs are welcome. there is even a pit stop pooch zone. the party continues tomorrow, rain or shine. >> well, td bank is officially getting rid of its popular penny arcade counting machines, from its branches. the cherry hill based bank suspended the service last month over kearns about inaccuracies. a lawsuit filed last month in federal court alleges the machines have continuously under counted coins, place in the them for years, and resulted in the loss of millions of dol

. >> the horse has been recovering at new bolton vet center in kenneth square for more than two months. >> really disturbing. it is horrifying to think someone would do that. >> reporter: in march lily was found a andond in a lancaster county stable. according to p spca she what's mace eighthed, half bound, bound for slaughter and riddled with 100 paint ball wound. investigators are unsure what point she may have been hit and who fired those shots. last week rhode island man philip price was quick of animal cruelty charges stemming from a transportation and abandoning of sick horse. as for lily's long time owner we're told she's a new jersey woman who has not been cooperated with animal rescue officials. >> her response was the horse was of no use anymore. >> reporter: that woman identified by p spca as doreen weston of pits town, new jersey was wrong about lily. she will survey crucial role on the stewart's north jersey animal sanctuary. >> we are hoping to open a new jersey brand inch spring of 2017 and at that point lily will be one of the animals ambassador. >> reporter: she won't

doctors at the university of pennsylvania's new bolton center treated lily, and now she's destined for the good life thanks to stewart and his wife. >> the demands we're going to make on her from here on out, just really being outside, eating grass, being with her friends, and really just living the good life. >> sounds like the good life. lily will eventually be able to greet the public at stewart's sanctuary. >>> all right. let's head to new york for a look at what's ahead on the "today" show. >> we say good morning to matt lauer and savannah guthrie. good to see you both. >> coming up on this thursday, we're live with a first-hand look at the destruction as yet another monster tornado touches down in the midwest. >> also ahead, the head of the tsa joins us for an exclusive live interview following tough days on capitol hill. what can his agency do to fix those long lines at security check points? >> we're going to kick off red nose day by pedaling 10,000 miles live on the plaza. we'll tell you about that as we get started on a thursday morning here on "today." >> excellent. we get i

. >>> veterinarians at the new bolton center in chester county have a new tool at their dissolve that diagnose injury. brian taff has a look at the device. this is will revolutionize how veterinarians treat injuries in the future. dr. dean richardson explained how the machine works on one of the horses that resides there. she is 9-year-old, a blindfold is put on the horse so is not to speak her. the machine takes hundreds of x-ray images to create one 3d image in less than a minute all while the horse is standing without the need for anesthesia which is less risk for the animal. this will change how veterinarians understand the equine body. >>> anytime you can see something in three dimensions you'll understand it much more completely than trying to put together a three dimensional image in your mind with a number of two mentionerral -- dimensional images. >> reporter: it will help with more than treating injuries after they happen. >>> it will make a difference in not only treating horse, but prevent injury by identifying early injury. >> reporter: the dr. stresses that the machine i

a autopsy will be done at new bolton center in kenneth square. kentucky derby winner barbaro broke his leg ten years ago. barbaro had to be euthanized a few months later. >>> meantime, there is new hope for a lancaster county horse whose story of abuse made national headlines. lily was shot with dozens of paint balls and abandon at a stapel in march. comedian jon stewart is adopting lily, he and his wife will bring lily and another neglect horse to their farm sanctuary for abused animals in monmouth county, new jersey. >>> a pilot exclusively speaks to "eyewitness news" about the moment he realized while flying over philadelphia that his engine had failed. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff shows us what the pilot did next. >> reporter: rubber neckers experienced in extra strain during their friday commute as a blimp was dragged and then biloed just off of i-95. >> i knew i could land but just a matter of finding a spot to land. >> reporter: this is trever thompson's third run in philadelphia in two days and planned to return at the camden

autopsy will be done at new bolton center in kenneth square. kentucky derby winner barbaro broke his leg at the start of the preakness ten years ago. barbaro had to be euthanized a few months later. >>> meantime is there new hope for lancaster county horse whose story of abuse made national headlines. lily was shot with dozens of paint balls and abandoned at a stable in march. now, comedian jon stewart is adopting lily. he and his wife will bring lily and another neglected mare to their farm sanctuary for abused animals in monmouth county, new jersey. >>> now to the latest on the east wind air crash. search crews are finding more wreckage from flight 804 and as jonathan vigliotti reports they have recovered a critical clue that could help officials figure out what caused the catastrophic crash. >> reporter: shredded clothing, shoes and damaged plane parts are just some of the items search teams recovered from egyptair flight 804. investigators found doomed flight's black boxes. about 180 miles north of the egyptian port city of alexandria. data

the dead horses will be examined at penn vets new bolton center in chester county. >>> last year a former army secretary revoked their rights to be burred saying the women did not qualify. more than 1,000 women joined the women air force pilot program. 38 lost their lives serving the country. >> welcome back on this sunday, 9:18. 56 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at cape may, new jersey. it is not beach weather. we have scattered showers throughout the day. however, memorial day will have summer-like temperatures. that's something to look forward to. >>> a major healthcare company said it is committed to curbing the national drug epidemic and taking steps to reduce use among customers. it will cut the use of opioids. drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in america. the cdc said that use of narcotic pain killers has quadrupled in the past ten years. >>> 9:19 do the pictures of the long tsa lines stress you out before you get to the airport. there's ways to deal with the stress dealing with the lines this summer. arrive early, it will ease your concerns and stres

this is "risk & reward," i'm deirdre bolton. newoming in right now of a search that is underway. the story is changing and developing. what we know so far. in egypt, airplane with 56 passengers and 10 crew members went down, all presumed dead. egypt's aviation minister said more likely than the plane was downed because of a terrorist attack versus a technical error. you are looking right now at a simulation. obviously the plane was about 90 degrees off course. it rotated a full 360 degrees as

this is "risk & reward," i'm deirdre bolton. new video coming in right now of a search that is underway. the story is changing and developing. what we know so far. in egypt, airplane with 56 passengers and 10 crew members went down, all presumed dead. egypt's aviation minister said more likely than the plane was downed because of a terrorist attack versus a technical error. you are looking right now at a simulation. obviously the plane was about 90 degrees off course. it rotated a full 360 degrees as it plunged from 30 -- 37,000 feet to 15,000 feet and 9,000 feet before crashing into the sea. that is an animation. you're looking at rescue effort or debris search i should say, underway. with me, my colleague ashley webster, he has been with me since early, early this morning. what is the latest? reporter: as we look at the animation, deirdre, you have to wonder if the plane was still intact, why didn't the pilot or crew or someone put out some sort of emergency signal. if it was a technical problem, there was a fire, a failed motor,

lou: a novel new strategy by this white house, we'll take it up, and fight to destroy the islamic state. with ambassador john bolton, our top story, national liberal media frenzied war against donald trump, failing. it took a half a dozen reporters, 50 interviews, and i 6-week investigation, at new york times to come up with what turned out to be a very poor effort to smear donald trump. it is all a sign of what we can expects in months ahead, another thing, trump to hit back, and hit back hard. fox news, chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. reporter: thanks lou, after a scorching "new york times" report quoting a number of women from donald trump's past and present who said he behaved inappropriately in their present issue one came forward this morning on fox and friend, complaining she was misquoted in a smear. >> they spun it to where it appeared negative, i did not have a negative experiment with donald trump, he was kind, thoughtful and generous, he was a gentleman. reporter: with coming forward today of woman central to failing at new york time hit piece on me, wi expose article as a fr

bolton. also fox news contributor. john, great to have you here.tart with the remarks that donald trump made to brian kilmeade and his audience on the radio today. your reaction. >> it sounds to me like a modification of the position that he expressed earlier, and i think that, that is a positive sign. look, the concern that americans have, let's identify the concern before we identify the solution, is that we are vulnerable to terrorists getting into this country, and i think an insufficient amount tension has been paid to that over the past 7+ years. lou: let's jump ahead. >> now is the time to say what are we going to do to keep america safe from that? lou: so what's the solution? i mean, he's right, in nye judgment, trump is exactly right. we have got to have an honest discussion, and we can't have that with a president who actually won't mention the words radical islamist. >> and i think we've had public testimony by law enforcement and intelligence officials over the past six months, that the idea that we can actually screen for example, a lo

body to the united nations, john bolton, also fox news contributor. these disputed claims in the south china sea? >> no, not at all. a lot of these countries don't even have a border or any part of their territory on an ocean or a sea that has any experience with maritime claims. this is just china -- lou: i would guess -- >> in the third world and where it delivers a lot of foreign aid. the fact is these are very real territorial disputes, and china's not waiting around for negotiation or adjudication. they're creating not just facts on the ground, they're creating the ground. they are making it a chinese lake. lou: most people do not realize the dimensions of this thing. we're talking about some substantial, a quarter to a third of crude oil transiting the south china seas, finished products that are used all over the world as well as raw materials. i mean, this is an essential, essential navigational dispute, a critical dispute involving essential materials and products and commodities necessary to global commerce. and the chinese, obviously, mean

and that is fox news contractor john bolton, good evening, ambassador, what was your take on that speech i thought it was a strong speech. it showed he was prepared to it lay out the broad principles on which a trump foreign policy would be based and the most important he centered it on america national interest. and a strong american presence in the world. i thought his analysis of the mistakes and affairs of the obama administration was on target and i wish the campaign would have let him give the speech 6 or 8 months ago. and it was a excellent first step and one of several to follow. >> what is interesting, ambassador, i listened to it and the past few years on the show. you and i agreed on a lot of things as it relates to isis and a feckless foreign policy. this is one we are shoring down the troops here. and yet he got criticism for that. america first. what is wrong with that. obviously the historical situation with isolationalist and the antisemitim that pervaded it. john mccain ran a successful group of ads and used the speech country first. it was an excellent approach. and he

news breaking out of iraq. american service member killed in line of duty in mosul. one report suggests he was behind isis enemy lines while advising kurdish forces. ambassador john boltonributor. senor fellow at american enterprise institute. this continues now. we lost service member in march as well. how do you seethis today? >> i think this demonstrates that the americans in iraq and in syria around 5000, that have been disclosed and maybe more, really are in danger. they're in harm's way. they may be on an advise and assist mission. this is a combat role. i don't know what the president thinks but advise and assist doesn't mean you're sitting in academic environment. our people are taught and trained themselves to engage the enenemy that's what they're trying to advise and assist the iraqi army to do. i think it is time for the president to be honest with you here, when you put americans in harmses way, there are boots on the ground in iraq and syria and dispense with the nonsense it is not true. bill:fy thousand boots on the ground, 5000 men and women serving in iraq today. question for you, couple specific ones. can iraqis beat isis without us? >> i don't think s

bolton joins us as always, former u.s. ambassador and fellow at american enterprise institute and fox news contributor and he's supported the iranian opposition group. abs, if tehran is going all in with these forces, is it projecting its power at the expense of the syrian people and the west? >> well, i think clearly the dynamics supporting the assad regime from the moment the arab spring began in 2011 was the -- was the iranian support and the russian support. without that i think assad would have fallen long ago, and from iran's perspective assad or his regime are critical to maintaining the arc of power that they would like to -- to protect throughout the middle east from iran itself, through the baghdad regime which is now entirely controlled by the ayatollahs, assad in syria and hezbollah in lebanon. so for those who wonder why barack obama never really did much of anything in syria despite a lot of sometimes tough rhetoric, i think that gives you the answer, because to have gone after assad in a really profound way would have tanked any possibility of the nuclear deal with iran that the president signed last summer.

bolton joins this u.s. ambassador of united nations. american enterprise institute, fox news contributor. good to see you this sunday. this is not the first time the iraqi army has tried to retake fallujah since it fell to isis more than two years ago. what's the prospect of success this time? >> well i thought this was a very interesting development. the thing that came to my mind first was what happened to mosul. you know, eve been seeing for some months now, propaganda from the government of iraq and statements by the united states that mosul was kind of next up in the effort to roll isis back. now suddenly fallujah has appeared as the iraqi government saying that's the next major operation. it is hard it see, frankly, how iraqi forces could do both at the same time. so whether it's a tactical shift or what, not entirely clear, mosul would be a much harder battle for the iraqi forces and maybe see an opportunity. but there's a shift here they have done their best to conceal. >> it appears as you point out that winning fallujah may set the stage for a protracting concerted effort to ret

john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations, fox news contributor. >> good morning., bad idea? >> it's a bad idea for the president to speak to kim jong-un. in 70 years of its history, north korea never kept any single agreement to anybody. for our president to speak to the dictator gives kim jong-un a legitimacy he doesn't deserve. one thing for representatives of the united states to speak with north korea, quite something else. our president gets nothing from such a conversation. kim jong-un gets propaganda he will use for years. martha: let's play that sound bite where donald trump talks about this. >> i would speak to him. i would have no problem speaking to him. at the same time i would put a lot of pressure on china because economically we have tremendous power over china. people don't realize that they are, they are extracting vast billions of dollars out of our country, billions. martha: i mean, you could make the argument nothing really has worked with north korea. i mean sort of the obama-iran argument, right? he would be willing to sit down and talk and t

bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. ambassador, good sunday to you. it looks like the kurdish forces have already seized one town mufti and the peshmerga are described as among the most capable fighting forces in iraq. how much confidence do you have in their ability to seize control of the other villages outside mosul and eventually mosul itself? >> well, any ground force that's supported by the u.s. air force and naval air is a respectable ground air, and i think that this combined operation, obviously, has been talked about for a long time. whether it's really the pre-cursor to a full assault on mosul remains to be seen. it may be a strategic decision. obviously baghdad government forces are now attempting to surround fallujah so this could be a way of trying to open two fronts against isis in iraq. similarly in syria, the so-called moderate opposition has also, with american assistance, to be sure, has also been attacking isis but not with such good results. >> well, as we mentioned, the u.s.-led coalit

new york post" cover. stop the coronation. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre bolton. senator sanders has won 19 states but needs more than 80% of the outstanding delegates. hillary clinton has won 23 states and needs just more than 10% of outstanding delegates. republican strategist karl rove told us yesterday, both parties will have a rules fight. he told me that senator sanders will go after the so-called super delegates to gain more influence. on that note after last night, donald trump says it is too early to count out sanders. >> call him crazy bernie because he is not very good. i never hit him, don't forget. i haven't started on him. i haven't said anything about him. maybe i will have to start, based i see he wins, wins, wins, everybody sits around the table saying he can't win. deirdre: some say senator sanders is staying in the race to push his agenda. fox business's peter barnes is with me now. peter, is senator sanders' purpose to push hillary clinton to the left or something else going on? reporter: that seems to be it according to analysts to push clinto

this is from the "new york post" -- a conservative newspaper. this is from ambassador boltonconservative in the zeitgeist in america. some of the emotion and debate within america of the president's historic moment at hiroshima. francine: you know, this is something that has been picked up here, as well. the eu has talked about the proliferation of nuclear weapons. this is something that obama wanted to stop. i understand that the president said at the g7 news conference that he would not apologize. i understand that from the he will note that reciprocate what president obama has done by visiting pearl harbor. tom: every word of the speech was chiseled carefully. word, march, ae gesture toward the bataan death march of years ago. right now, we will turn back to what we covered -- equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. this inadjust "surveillance" this morning -- on modest pullback from $50 oil. vix isks is showing -- showing immense complacency. brent crude is down. we talk about asia and the economy. to see iron ore blow through. some confusion between shanghai and singap

new york post" cover. stop the coronation. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre bolton.rs has won 19 states but needs more than 80% of the outstanding delegates. hillary clinton has won 23 states and needs just more than

bolton center in kennett square. stuart and his wife will bring little ill and another 93ed mayor to his sanctuary in monmouth county newersey. a firefighter is injured battling a house fire in bensalem. crews did respond to the 1100 block of tennis avenue about 9 o'clock this morning. they area tried a heavy flame on the second floor. investigators tell "eyewitness news" a firefighter was injured when he fell off the roof of the house. one person inside the home was also injured. >> one occupant was located outside with burns and smoke inhalation. that firefighter along with others were up on the roof venting the roof trying to get the smoke and super heated gases out of the dwelling. it's a common function on a house fire and somehow lost footing and fell hit the porch below and then onto the ground. >> we're told the firefighter is expected to be okay. the cause of this blaze is still under investigation. >>> any and police have now identified the victim of this morning's deadly accident in voorhees camden county. police say the driver, 34-year-old christopher gonzalez of browns mills lost control of his car and hit

bolton. maybe they are having second thoughts. "new york times" just to name two.head at 900. while on the path to 1237. i will pull up in this handy. what you are talking about is the fact that in pennsylvania and south dakota, there is a lot of unbound delegates. we know it means i will vote for somebody, but i get to the convention, i can kind of vote for whoever i want. south dakota as well. these are the 10 states that we have ahead of us. where senator cruz is expected. colorado, montana. nebraska as well. twenty-seven and 36. even if ted crews -- donald trump can still get to 1237 at least by our internal calculations. >> watch tonight on risk and reward here it talking more about this with dagen make towel and morgan. >> be had these delegates to do whatever they want. it looks like trump did much better than expect it. none of this looks good for cruz. >> i think that it will be really tough for cruz. fifteen points ahead. that is a washout. he has actually ran a very smart campaign over the last few months. the question is why are some of these delegates

bolton. tech blog gizmodo alleges that facebook has an anti-conservative bias on its news feed. founder, ceo, mark zuckerberg of facebook denying the claim, inviting conservatives to california for a discussion. so attendees include, tv radio show host, glenn beck, fox news dana perino, president of the american enterprise institute, arthur brooks, donald trump's advisor, barry bennett. david: empty romney former digital director, zac move fat. and former senator jim demint. robert gray outside of this off the record session. robert, facebook has billion daily users. base took has to get the conversation right but i know a lost conservatives are skeptical. what are you hearing there? reporter: there is a lot of skepticism out there, deirdre, for sure. the meeting, sit-down starts officially in half an hour's time, across the street behind me in the headquarters there. some of the folks attending i would say, cautiously optimistic. they say facebook is at least addressing the problem head-on and taking the right step by having this sit-down. dana perino for one saying it is a fix

bolton joins us as always, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and senior fellow at the american interprice institute and fox news contributor. ambassador, do you think this is a new and improved reasonable kim jong-un or more propaganda? >> i think it's more brand. this is a very special congress of the workers party of korea, the communist party of that country, and i think its principal purpose is to signal to everybody around the world that kim jong-un is really in charge after years of theories that he was basically being run by advisers to his father or that he was in difficulty internally. i think the fact this kind of congress hasn't occurred i think for something like 35 or 36 years is a demonstration that he's in charge, and he's touting not only the nuclear deterrent but a new economic policy that is supposed to bring increased standard of living to the north korean people. we'll see about that. i actually thought that the newest thing was that in his speech yesterday that kim jong-un wore a coat and tie. now, i may have dozed off in the last 25 years, but it's pretty rare to see a north korean leader

bolton. tech blog gizmodo alleges that facebook has an anti-conservative bias on its news feed.er, ceo, mark zuckerberg of facebook denying the claim, inviting conservatives to california for a discussion. so attendees include, tv radio show host, glenn beck, fox news dana perino, president of the american enterpre

new york times" is on fox and friends say the time is five. if anything it didn't hurt him one bit. >> wait a minute. ambassador john bolton is with us. onomic policy. what do you make of the hippies? >> obviously, none of us can say anything about the truth or accuracy. i propose transparency for "the new york times" that i would like a list of everybody they interviewed for this article, whether they use quotes or not. i would like them to reveal the transcript of the interview. many reporters take tapes of their interviews. let's see what everybody said, not just quotes used in the article. the maritimes believes in transparency. transparency starts at home. stuart: very good point. thanks, mr. ambassador. the video. you might not want to look at it, but it's fascinating. a woman bitten by a two-foot nurse shark is she ran out of the water with his still latched onto her. she was taken to the half ago. the shark had died and the shark was removed from her arm. still on the screen. liz: i'm not looking. stuart: there we go. get rid of it. next hour, the result of an internal report at the bbc. it says that public rod caster, and in t

bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and a fox news contributor. ambassador, good morning.ave you with us today. >> glad to be with you. martha: i'm curious what you think about the spokesperson saying, you know, this is a lesson-learned kind of situation. >> you know, it's kind of mind-boggling. indeed, it is a lesson learned. the best you can say is he also said we didn't have all the facts before, and he seems unwilling to defend hillary clinton. i thought this report was devastating. it demonstrated that for over a year now she's been lying about the permissibility of doing what she did. she never got permission from anybody. in fact, the longer it went on, the clearer it became that they couldn't ask permission because if they did two years into it, it would expose everything they'd done before. i think the recitation of this chronology really should give everybody all the political pundits who have been following her talking points, should give them a real case of heart burn. they've been deceived. martha: yeah. i mean, when you look at the list of breaches, i find wh

politically for a new president coming in, donald trump it may make season to say, the takeoff and the landing. but that's a political call. judge napolitano: do you john bolton the american public is ready for a land war or do you think the bad case in everybody's mouths forker. iraq a dismal failure will prevent that appetite for a land war. >> the land war in iraq was not a dismal failure. there are a lot of steps in between the overthrow of saddam hussein and where we are today. the threat isis poses to the youth and others, too. direct threat to us, requires action to be taken out quickly before it strikes again in america. judge napolitano: how many troops are you talking about? >> i would like to hear for specifics than i have heard in an unclassified setting. but i think lyndsey graham may be close. i think we should demand that the arabs, the kurd an -- the kl be and the turks put in ground forces. judge napolitano: did you not just describe the foreign policy of hillary clinton? isn't she a super hawk? >> negative. i think her heart has always been on the left. i think her view of foreign policy is essentially the same as barack obama's. i think tha

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bolton. there is progress in the investigation as to what brought down egyptair flight 804, a bill $62 offer for monsanto. we'll bring you the latest. to floor the new york stock exchange laurie rothman is there, stocks closing session lows. reporter: but little change. everyone here is on fed watch. will they raise next month or raise interest rates in july? everybody is holding back waiting for the fed decisions, we will hear from fedspeakers all week. the fed chair herself speaking friday morning. we saw low volume today. one of the lowest, lightest volume days so far, stocks in a narrow range, one of the narrowest that we've seen this year. that said there were some fascinating moves, and people did make money. however, utilities were a big drain. in this expectation of higher interest rate environment, utility, pay dividends, classic dividend players, you might say, if you get a higher yield as a saver, maybe utilities are not as attractive. so some of the big utilities lost ground. on other hand, basic materials, led s&p 500 index today, leader there monsanto. as you know german drug, and crop company, buyer, made a $6bayer made a offer for mo

news's james rosen says the white house flat-out lied to him. the sub -- subject, public u.s. and iran talks in 2014. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre bolton. rosen says the obama administration engaged in deception to sell the nuclear deal to u.s. lawmakers and five key countries. rosen says the obama administration removed eight minutes of video from a press conference to get it done. we'll bring you more details on that in just a moment. first breaking earnings news. disney missing quarterly profits and sales forecasts. it may shave 44 points off the dow tomorrow. lori rothman has the latest from the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, disney had some hit movies. we were showing the new "star wars." "zootopia" was another one. not enough to move the needle overall, right? reporter: it did those movies and studio performance offset the performance this quarter somewhat, but to your point not enough to impress investors. talking about the happiest place on earth, this could be the saddest stock on wall street tomorrow. shares down 6% in the extended session that could mean decline of 44 point. that could translate off 44 points fo

bolton, thank you for joining us tonight. the person suing the u.s. government to question hillary's e-mails is here and author of clinton cash, and new viral video sparking intense debate on parenting. but first, while cheney is falling into party lines, speaker of the house paul ryan is not quite there yet. >> to be perfectly candid with you, jake, i'm not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now, and i hope to, and i want to, but i think what is required is that we unify this party. and i think the bulk of the burden on unifying the party will have to come from presumptive nominee. >> i was very, very surprised. he talks about unity. what is this about unity? and with millions coming into the party, obviously, i'm saying the right thing, and the party had a lot of problems, whether it was the right or wrong thing, wasn't doing it. and the republican party is now the talk of the world. jo ling: despite all the back and forth, speaker paul ryan inviting trump to a meeting with gop leaders next week saying i look forward to the discussion. to weigh in on all of this and more former governor of arizona jan brewer, she has endorsed donald tru

news's james rosen says the white house flat-out lied to him. the sub -- subject, public u.s. and iran talks in 2014. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre boltonn says the obama administration eag

but in a new post on the website medium rhodes now saying the white house made no attempt to mislead the public. former u.s. ambassador to the united nations ambassador john boltons "on the record." good evening, sir. >> glad to be here. >> can we all agree it's not a felony to ridicule the press for starters? >> well, let's say one nice thing about ben rhodes before we go any further. he said that the press at the white house covering foreign affairs was an average age of 27. they knew next to nothing. and that's absolutely right. so, he had an audience that they knew how to play and they played them like a stradivaris. rhodes got it exactly right on that point. now we can talk about the rest of it. >> would you not though blame the news organization? let me step back. they are not sending reporters any place. reporters are not going off to pakistan or afghanistan or iraq anymore. they pretty much -- news organizations just aren't sending reporters around the world anymore. >> it's worse than that they have the depth of historical knowledge of fruit flies. no wonder when a white house like this perfectly prepared to feed them their line they don't bother to thi

bolton. there is progress in the investigation as to what brought down egyptair flight 804, a bill $62 offer for monsanto. we'll bring you the latest. to floor the newange laurie rothman is there, stocks closing session lows. reporter: but little change. everyone here is on fed watch. will they raise next month or raise interest rates in

bolton. jeff bezos also owns the washington post. he has hired journalists to find issue with donald trump. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg meeting with conservatives over charges of news bias, and apple's ceo tim cook fielding tough questions on working conditions in china. donald trump punching back at jeff bezos, saying that bezos is using his ownership of the washington post to slam him so that politicians don't tax amazon as they should. with me now, former republican presidential candidate, successful businessman herman cain. herman, it is great to see you. happy friday. >> thank you. happy to be here. deirdre: you are always a wonderful guest for us to have, but particularly today because there are a lot of issues. that is to say, the business world and the political world overlapping. >> yes. deirdre: so i want to ask you first and foremost if you look at a boxing ring with donald trump in one corner, jeff bezos in the other, what do you think? >> billionaire against billionaire. deirdre: that's right. >> i think donald trump is going to come out in this particular fight, and here's why. the big question isn't whether or not bezos is doing something relative to

new light. liberty mutual insurance. neil: there is a democrat i race going on, we saw donald trump pick up as expected in west virginia. that race is too close to call for the democrats. deirdre bolton been crunching some numbers. deirdre: i want to show you what's going on so far. hillary clinton obviously far in advance much senator sanders on the delegate count. as many have point out, senator sanders himself, it might not be such a fair system with those superdelegates involved. as far as ways needed from each candidate from this point going forward. hillary clinton only needs 14% of the outstanding delegates and senator and materials needs 86%. we were hearing from our colleague adam shapiro talking about coal country. if i put up the democratic side, he was in there, this sole southwestern part is all about coal. adam mentioned hillary clinton's comments back in march. wanted to put coal miles an hour and cold mining companies out of business. she says that is a misstatement and she regets it. but you can -- regets it. i wanted to go back to 2008 and show you what a lay-up this state should have been for hillary clinton. here is clinton back in the day getting close to 67% of