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this was a busy "newsday" today. president obama is in vietnam, where he ended the decades-long arms embargo against vietnam. president obama also announced that a u.s. drone just killed the head of the taliban. didn't see that coming. the head of security at the tsa just got fired today in a scandal that is not exactly about the giantly long tsa lines we're having at the country's airports right now, but it is related to that, and it also involves a giant bonus that he apparently got, plus the word "smurfing" is involved. we'll get to all of that in a moment. we also learned this afternoon that the fbi is apparently investigating virginia's democratic governor, terry mcauliffe, which means virginia is now officially turning into illinois, with one of its governors appealing his conviction to the supreme court while at the same time, his successor in office comes under federal investigation we've got eyes tonight on santa monica, california, as well, where bernie sanders is about to start holding a big campaign event

we will see what the governor morning, busy newsday. a quick look at what's to come on happening now. defense attorney asked carter offering new details about our navy seal killed in iraq and also a grim assessment of americanstrategy against isis . i'll talk with her about her take. and an out-of-control wildfire forcing the evacuation of an entire city. one officials are doing to be back those flames plus the shocking new study on healthcare in the united states. why serious medical errors are a lot more deadly than you might think. foxbusiness alerts, stocks react to brand-new jobs numbers. right now the dow is down 104 points. lauren with the foxbusiness network alive with the story. what's going on? we have a little bit of a selloff going on now. stocks falling to three week low. investigators worried about growth and job market new surveys as private companies added 56,000 jobs last month, that's the fewest in three years and some of those workers are left productive. a new report says worker productivity fell 1 percent in the fir

it will be effective with women, not only allegations with respect to clinton's personal life but newsday reported on a rape case where she blamed the victim. 101, dealing with rape cases, don't blame the victim. blamed a 12-year-old girl, sixth grade girl of seeking attention of older men and fantasizing about being with older men. there's audio. >> we haven't corroborated any of this. i think you should be very -- >> it is widely reported. >> widely reported, so is the national enquirer. not on this network i would point out. >> there's an audio tape where hillary clinton laughs about the defendant in the case and says look, he passed a polygraph and i forever lost my faith in polygrap polygraphs. my point is she demonized a rape victim, she laughs about it on video. you can look it up on youtube. she has a lot to do with her legal work demonizing sexual assault victims. women won't like it. it will be in an ad and hillar clinton will suffer for that. >> angela, do you believe this is something that's going to go as she says? >> no, i don't. i belie i believe -- i am flabbergasted abou

until you get one big unexpected and very strange-looking thing to happen and disrupt the whole "newsday." and that is what happened last tax day on april 15th, in downtown washington, d.c.. >> good evening. a small gyrocopter piloted by a florida postman caused quite a scare today when it flew apparently unchallenged into highly restricted airspace into the center of washington, d.c. and landed on the lawn of the u.s. capitol. the capitol went into immediate lockdown, as police searched the aircraft for explosives. >> they say things never move fast on capitol hill. today was an exception. >> this is not good, people. >> coming in for a landing on the lawn of the u.s. capitol, doug hughes onboard what's called a gyrocopter. >> everyone was shouting, move, get down, move! >> reporter: the 61-year-old mailman from ruskin, florida, was looking to deliver a message to washington, demanding an end to big money in politics and government corruption. carrying 535 letters, one for each member of congress. it was a daring act of civil disobedience that also happened to be a federal crime. hughes

and if you thought it was going to be a quiet newsday for the markets, think again.eral reserve janet yellen sending a bombshell message as she accepted a medal at harvard university earlier today. listen. >> i've said this in the past. for the fed to gradually and cautiously increase our overnight interest rate over time. and probably in the coming months such a move would be appropriate. liz: the coming months? which months, janet? june and july are in play right now. so we thought let's bring in michael cox, former dallas if he had senior vice president because he correctly called last december's quarter rate point handwriting. we got you back along with the traders in the new york stock exchange and the cme group. let me get to the markets because i want people to really get the information first before they get to you, michael. ben willis, we did see the markets drop on what she said. and then they've moderated their find. >> well, i think you point out. the fact of the matter is she was not as hawkish as she could have been and that was some of the disappointme

this was a busy "newsday" today.resident obama is in vietnam, where he ended the decades-long arms embargo against vietnam. president obama also announced that a u.s. drone just killed the head of the taliban. didn't see that coming. the head of security at the tsa just got fired today in a scandal that is not exactly about the giantly long tsa lines we're having at the country's airports right now, but it is related to that, and it also involves a giant bonus that he apparently got, plus the word "smurfing" is involved. we'll get to all of that in a moment. we also learned this afternoon that the fbi is apparently investigating virginia's democratic governor, terry mcauliffe, which means virginia is now officially turning into illinois, with one of its governors appealing his conviction to the supreme court while at the same time, his successor in office comes under federal investigation we've got eyes tonight on santa monica, california, as well, where bernie sanders is about to start holding a big campaign event s

this was a busy "newsday" today.where he ended the decades-long arms embargo against vietnam. president obama also announced that a u.s. drone just killed the head of the taliban. didn't see that coming. the head of security at the tsa just got fired today in a scandal that is not exactly about the giantly long tsa lines we're having at the country's airports right now, but it is related to that, and it also involves a giant bonus that he apparently got, plus the word "smurfing" is involved. we'll get to all of that in a moment. we also learned this afternoon that the fbi is apparently investigating virginia's democratic governor, terry mcauliffe, which m

bill: john scott up next with a busy newsday.ext president, down and dirty in the race for the white house. donald trump attacking the clintons for several controversies in the 1990s as hillary clinton goes after trump before the housing crisis. it might only get hotter from here. bernie sanders slams hillary clinton and the democratic establishment as he goes all in on california. the battle for the golden state and all those delegates ahead on "happening now". bill: the tsa chief taking questions on how to improve security at airports, the busiest airports in the country. what about that free check program? is that all about money? is it helping? bill: massive security lines, the agency does not have enough staff to meet demands of summer travel. how to fix this problem, what about the program called pre-checked. live in o'hare in chicago, free check option, is there a problem this summer? >> for sure. the title of that meeting is long lines, short patient, the airport experience, that is being talked about, the line is much sh

and people saying how come all of a sudden he's doing so well and then "newsday" did a story on that. i've sort of been put in here to handle because i have never seen somebody get so many calls from the press. he was with eric clapton and introduced her to mick jagger. she went with mick jagger and then dropped him for donald and that's where it is right now. and, you know, again, he is not making any -- either. just so you understand. >> and on the "today" show trump said that was not his voice. take a listen. >> is it you? >> no. i don't think it -- i don't know anything about it. you're telling me about it for the first time and doesn't sound like my voice at all. >> "the post" said you acknowledged that that was you and it was a joke. >> i don't think it was me. it doesn't sound like me. i don't know even what they're talking about. >> all right. let's talk about this. with cnn political director sai david chalian. whether it is him or not, when's the political implication here with something like this? >> listen. i don't think this is in and of itself trouble for donald trump's

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the newsday is packed today. thanks very much. a crime wave and is blaming california. we are on that story. donald trump and hillary clinton in a dead heat in matchups at the pole. trump gaining momentum. hillary fading. more "varney" after this. ♪ my savings with them, my credit card with them. and then i learned i have this usaa car buying service. the usaa car buying app was really helpful. all the information was laid out right there. i was able to see the savings that i qualified for. it makes your life so much easier when you have to purchase a car, so i've been telling everybody. usaa car buying service, powered by truecar. exclusively for usaa members. stuart: authorities still searching for the black box from last week's downed egyptair flight. what is this, ash? >> yeah, submarine and some robotic equipment in the area where some of the debris was found. there is a report that the beacon that's emitting this signal has been discovered, but that's just one report. egypt is saying, no, that's not true, but it's very deep