peter barnes is combing through the examples. what do you see? >> we have example of classifying these emails after the fact, as classified, as a classified secret document. and it was done by the justice department according to this email that we have in our hands. just yesterday. example of classified material in this latest batch of 1300 emails from, went through hillary clinton's private server was on her private email, and it covers some information about the united arab emirates. it just, is the topic, from her assistant to her, not from mrs. clinton to her assistant but from the assistant to her, dated september 10th, 2009. it's a note from rick sole son who had been the ambassador to the united arab emirates for a bilateral meeting. madam secretary, ambassador holbrooke ask me to convey to you the gist of the conversation he and i had with -- rest of the email is redacted out. trish: wow. >> so clearly the state department decided that that material, that gist of the conversation should have been secret at, classified as secret at the tim

dagen: bowler did a great interview with our own peter barnes and the fed wants to avoid even a situation where faces a major bubble developing an economy the next couple years basically saying they want to get ahead of the curve and we will see inflation on the rise in lake supermarket black will end for the hike in september. he is not a voting member. lauren: "the wall street journal" just did a study. dagen: better to move and get it out of the way. ladies, let's get you caught up in global markets. in asia, stocks finishing higher. shanghai up for the fourth trading day in a row. japan's nikkei was folly of the holiday adding almost 1%. in europe you can take a look at how markets are faring there. slight losses across the board. fear lately out of the equation. the reason gold is falling. u.s. stock market futures mix that the nasdaq hit another all-time high. investors focus like a laser beam on earnings from apple. lauren has a preview. lauren: apple earnings take center stage. expected to toward another blowout order. the ps2 comment at another dollar in 1 cents per share. the i.

charles: peter barnes. thank you. we are watching live video were just any moment governor walker will make his formal announcement although his official announcement was on twitter we will bring it live as soon as a service to have been. what can we expect? peter barnes shows that playing as an outsider the guy in the truck going from campaign stop to a campaign stop. that is what works in iowa but do we still want an outsider? tim mckyer will were killed in new hampshire as well but to do it the old-fashioned way. what is scott walker grasshopper an approved lender he has been attacked with tear recall election and not only one but let wisconsin back on the map to get its economy moving again they are concerned he is either first in iowa or one or to a new hampshire. looking for the uplifting positive speech and the fact we have to reestablish to we are as americans throughout the world. i an excited for his family and i think it is the credibility to the republican field. >> the first lady will be introducing her h

let's get to washington correspondent peter barnes as you sorted through the release of literally thousands of emails, what jumped out at you, peter? >> liz, we want to say there are 1300 new emails going back to 2009 when hillary clinton was first in office as secretary of state. so thighs do not cover benghazi. i just want to let you know that the state department says about 40 of these actually included information that should have been classified. these are emails that were through her personal email account on her personal server, and she said that, has said that none of this information was classified but now, the state department in reviewing this, alongwith officials from intelligence agencies determined in 40 of them there was information may not have been marked classified at the time but should have been classified. this is sure to stoke the fire, the controversy over this use of her personal email, as she is running for president, liz. liz: coming up in a few minutes we'll have both a democratic strategist and a republican strategist talking about hillary. we'll be talking about

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peter barnes in washington with more on that and what is at stake, peter? >> reporter: the last dump at end of june was about 3,000 pages. we're going to get a similar dump this afternoon sometime. but the private e-mails have spy agencies worried, according to sources. the inspector general for the national intelligence warned last week that of the 30,000 e-mails clinton has turned over from her private server, there are potentially hundreds that contain classified information. the ig said that his limited review of the e-mails showed secret information was not marked as classified but should have been. the information came from the cia, the national security agency, the defense intelligence agency, and two other spy agencies. >> they're going to great lengths to ensure that that information is being properly managed. and they have received a lot of advice and information from more than one inspector general, i believe, as well as some officials in the intelligence community about how to effectively do that. >> reporter: the inspector general said the stat

peter barnes is following the latest developments for us on this one. peter. >> reporter: hey, melissa. the pentagon and the marine corps confirming those military personnel killed in this attack were ma lines. they were marines. officials say said that hundreds of fbi agents will be on the ground in chattanooga by tonight to help other federal, state and local authorities to investigate this incident. at a press conference earlier local and federal officials confirmed the broad details of the shootings this morning that you just covered but little more but they would not rule out some connection to terrorism. that is the big scare here. if the shooter was working for some group or a lone or was a lone wolf inspired by one. >> we are conducting this as a, an act of domestic terrorism. >> reporter: now officials also said this could be a criminal act. for example, by a disgruntled former employee taking action against an old employer. we don't have the details yet. this investigation has just started but a congressional source tells fox news that investig

peter barnes is with me now from d.c. o one in the federal government anticipate ad puerto rican bailout, did they? >> no, deirdre, but what is news tonight is that the administration is now formally calling on congress to allow puerto rico to use federal bankruptcy law to help ficks its debt crisis. the u.s. territory is struggling under more than $70 billion in debt it says it can not repay. now in a letter to the senate, treasury secretary jack lew says it should be allowed to restructure its debt under so-called, chapter 9 bankruptcy filing which is what overburdened municipalities in the u.s. can do. that is what detroit and harrisburg, pen vain did, among others. congress would have to approve extending bankruptcy protection code to puerto rico. in the letter treasury secretary jack lew says, quote, i am deeply concerned that a protracted and disorderly restructuring process will cause long-term damage to the health, safety, financial well-being of families living in puerto rico. for that reason a central element of

fox business peter barnes has the pleats.ll street were not so happy about this speech. >> well, i don't know if investors were either dave look at where the candidate clinton is with taxes on wealthier taxpayers. now we're waiting for details on this. i like paper, and we haven't got it yet.

peter barnes in washington, d.c. with more details. peter?> adam, a dhs official told me law enforcement agencies continue to prepare for a possible terrorist threats this weekend. last week as you recall dhs secretary jeh johnson issued a warning about them after isis related attacks in france, kuwait and tunisia. he said with the upcoming 4th of july holiday, quote, the department of homeland security and the fbi continue to communicate with state and local law enforcement about what we know and see he. we are encouraging all law enforcement to be vigilant and prepared. we will also adjust security measures seen and unseen as necessary to protect the american people. the white house said these kinds of threat alerts are not uncommon ahead of the 4th of july holiday and added it is on no specific credible intelligence to indicate any threats against the celebrations this weekend but the white house noticed recent calls for attacks by extremist groups. >> we have repeatedly seen calls for violence over the past year by leadership and supporte

fox business's peter barnes is in d.c. with the latest. r. >> ashley, clinton did not get any questions on the jet or her email or benghazi problems in new hampshire today but she did make some news on the keystone xl pipeline. opposed by major interest group within the democratic party, environmentalists who tend to be very active in party primaries. clinton said she would not comment on the issue while the administration cons its review of the project. >> it is not appropriate nor fair for me to prejudge in a public arena what secretary kerry and president obama eventually have to decide. and therefore i will not do it and i am sorry if people want me to. i've been very clear. i will not express an opinion until they have made a decision. >> so clinton kind of playing it safe on that issue, giving all the environmentalists that she may rely on for votes in the new hampshire primary and others. ashley. ashley: great no answer. peter barnes in d.c. thanks. >> you bet. melissa: secretary of state john kerry on capitol hill today to help sell

let's get straight to peter barnes in washington. hing number we're now getting, peter. >> that's right, cheryl. the hacks of the government personnel agency computers has affected 25 million government employees and others according to the results of an investigation announced by federal authorities. office of personnel management said hackers stole background investigation records for security clearances from 19.7 million government employees and for another 1.8 million non-job applicants such as spouses and partners for a total of 21 1/2 million individuals. this is on top of the previously reported separate hack of 4.2 million present and former government employees whose personnel data was stolen. china is suspected in these hacks though it has denied it. according to officials the type of sensitive information the hackers got in the second hack include social security numbers, employment history, information about immediate family and other personal and business acquaintances, health, criminal and financial history information.

our peters a barnes is -- peter barnes is with the statement now. >> no change in raid guidance, trish. no change in rate guidance. it updates the assessment of the jobs market raising a foundation for raising rates later this year. let's go to the economic analysis. quote, information received since the fed met in june indicates economic activity has been expanding mo rattily in recent months. growth in household spending has been moderate and the household sector has shown additional improvement business fixed investment and exports stayed soft. labor market continued to improve with solid job gains. that is the key phrase. solid job gains and declining unemployment. on balance a range of labor market indicators underutilization of labor resources has diminished since early this year and committee's longer run objective partly reflecting decline in energy prices and decreasing prices of non-energy imports. inflation remains low. survey based measures of longer term inflation expectations have remained stable. i will make this a short hit. there is a lot of rekind can't language, almo

sandra: peter barnes, great stuff. more than a 50% increase at the september meeting. thank you, peter. the final round of the british open spilling over due to inclement weather. jordan spieth position to steal another historic victory. espn host robin lundberg breaks it down for us next. ♪ everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. train to the final round of the british open is under way. take a look at the leaderboard. a three-way tie for the lead with jordan and spieth with a six under par yesterday. joining me now is radio host robin lundberg and fox business jerry willis watching all things. what do we need to know right now? >> of course spieth the first person to get the first three majors and also paul dunn, an amateur. >> is an amateur. give them some props. he hasn't played in anything and i was on the leaderboard. he's tied for first place. sandra: and he walks away with nothing. >> that's the worst part. i think it is the 80th -ranked amateur coming in. prize money can be co

. >> jab january on capitol hill to deliver the central bank mid year outlook peter barnes will bringement coming up 8:30 a.m. eastern that statement to congress, earnings in full swing black boxing beating on top end bottom line, black box reported earnings 4.96 a share hvn 2.9 one billion bank of america are the reported second largest uservice bank by assets posted earnings 45 cents a share, on revenue 22.35 billion. and that is helping that stock, futures indicating a higher opening for the broader stock market this morning as you can see, the rally goes on, for equities. amazon has gone shopers logging on early this morning for prime day, the online retailer special bigger than black friday, in appearance on major league baseball field cincinnati reds great pete roast received a huge ovation from the crowd ahead of the all-star game rose received a lifetime ban for betting on the game in 1989 commissioner is expected to schedule a meeting to talk about his application for reinstatement after all-star break l.a. angels outfielder mike trout hit a home run for the american league l

now the state department is releasing the latest batch of hillary clinton emails fox business peter barnes is of the scene. >> bessie department released another 1300 emails sent to and from her personal e-mail account on her personal server covering her work from 2009 the first year she was secretary of state to cover afghanistan and egypt per speeches and the state department has now retroactively determined about 40 included classified material. the department has marched them as classified and redacted that information in the emails released today per car want to make clear none of the new emails cover the attack on benghazi of 2012 for gore earlier on the neil cavuto show i incorrectly reported day cover the attack but in fact, i was reading some emails on the subjects that were previously posted and released in may and were not due. so the new emails to not cover anything related to the benghazi attack. one of the new emails that has been redacted 85 pager e-mail it wasn't from the official account and for virtue a the personal e-mail account the redacted version is now five to blank

let me bring in peter barnes who brought the announcement in. could it be the markets are finally ready and believing this is inevitable? peter: i think they are. you say no fear, the fed strategy is no surprises. it wants to telegraphed very clearly rate increases are coming and it moved that way as we parse these statements, one >> reporter: we notice is the fed described the labour market as having a solid job gains, definitely an upgrade from the june statement when it said job gains haven't picked up. the fed liked what it was seeing going forward in the labor markets, unemployment rate is down 5.3 and it has said it doesn't have to get inflation back, to move, so definitely left at the door open to a september rate hike. liz: yesterday ward mccarthy said i am a december guy but everybody seems to say september. >> september, could be december. they do say it is dated dependent and a lot of data comes in from now to september. that is what we are watching. liz: is important to point out the markets are fine with this over and over repeated h

peter barnes in washington with more on what we can expect. peter? >> that's right, ashley.inton's private emails today. they have pie agency's worried. the inspector general for national intelligence warned last week of the 30,000 emails clinton turned over from her private server, there are potentially hundredses that contain classified information. ig says his limited reof emails showed secret information was not marked as classified but should have been. information came from the cia, the national security agency the defense intelligence agency and two other spy agencies. the controversy dogged clinton on the campaign trail yesterday. >> i think we have been proceeding in a timely fashion and indeed the vast majority of the emails that i turned over and that are being turned over by others were already in the state department system. so this is really a question for the state department. >> the inspector general said the state department has agreed to take some steps to try to protect classified information in these released emails including using screeners with top secr

fed president james bullard has to say about that and the overall economy when he sits down with peter barnes in an exclusive interview at 8:30 a.m. eastern time on "mornings with maria." coming up, british open and less than an hour the final round gets underway. american phenom jordan spieth just one behind the leader. three-time world surfing champion expanded off a shark attack in south africa. we will have the latest on that story. checking u.s. stock index futures, take a look across the screen. more ahead. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ and when he perfects his pitch, do you know what chris can do? and that is my recommendation. let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! he's ready. la quinta inns & suites take care of you, so you can take care of business. book your next stay at lq.com! la quinta! train till let's get you caught up in global markets in asia. stuck starting much lower. the shanghai managed to gain for a third day. either way, the reason you not see it as it was closed for a holiday. stocks now up across the

peter barnes has the latest. >> are to lead a could not survive after officials announced the explosive new details just how bad the attacks were the office of personnel management's said it extended to just 4 million employees now the agency says it is highly likely that any employee who underwent a background investigation or security clearance 2000 through this year had personal data stolen and so did some spouses and references that puts the total at more than 22 million people after not rage over the new numbers from congress, a archuletta submitted her resignation today and he accepted. >> the president thinks it is quite clear that new leadership with a set of skills and in the experiences that our unique to the challenges that opium bases are badly needed. >> they have started to send out letters to victims to revise them that stolen information could include social security numbers and birth dates birthplaces current address and other information and. they are providing them with free identity theft and credit monitoring up to three years although suspected is suspected to be b

fox business's peter barnes in d.c. with the latest. peter? >> hey, melissa.r made it official in a tweet this morning saying i'm running for president of the united states to fight and win for the american people. he will announce his candidacy in person, on sage in a couple of hours from now in wisconsin but previewed the themes of his campaign in a web video this morning that took some shots at some of his rivals. he highlighted his conservative policies in his state especially his successful campaign to reform wisconsin's public employee unions. >> america needs new, fresh leadership, with big bold ideas from outside of washington. actually to get things done. wisconsin, we didn't nibble around the edges. we enacted big, bold reforms. took power out of the hands of big government special interests. >> walker is running in the middle of the pack in national polls of republican voters. but he is counting on a good showing in the iowa caucuses in february to help propel them to the lead. he topped every poll of iowa republicans since february. currently leadi

he has been playing since he was six and is with former english footballer peter barnes, to play professionally. >> they are the best players in the world. why? the ball strikes the feet. >> my favourite team is liverpool. they play well. it's a lovely report. >> the premier league enjoys a following in football-loving malaysia. they'll play a local team as part of a tour aimed at increasing the viewage sales. thousands of tickets have been sold as fans gear up to watch their favourite team. >> it's not cheap. for them to be here and play. >> the match angered many the match doesn't bring benefits to the national team. it disrupt the schedule. malaysia has reason to be concerned about the team one of the poorest according to f.i.f.a. rankings. the government is concerned, and it has arrived the malaysian football federation to limit the international matches. >> it offers the national team or selection who end up playing the clubs val tubal experience it's not about development. >> it has not dampened enthusiasm for the game. for many fans the liverpool game is a dream come true. >> watching it

peter barnes is back. >> this morning between the president and foreign minister it was not on the public schedule but the white house says because normally it is just announcing heads of state but not a lesser officials. the saudis have cautiously welcomed the deal but say they're very worried first they are worried it will not work or stop them from developing a bomb in the long run. second to lifting sanctions as part of the deal will make irradiance flush with more cash and more oil led the al loving them to increase the influence where that is a saudi arabia ed chief rival. as the press secretary has replied in whether they fully support the deal. >> i will let them speak for themselves but with a of finance minister today he indicated when he was at camp david that saudi arabia welcomes the discussion between iran and they haven't minister that ability to have that nuclear weapon. >> the saudis and other arab allies are looking for is my eighth of the deal is increase sales of american military equipment and a stronger security arrangement as u.s. says it is looking at those request

peter barnes has latest from d.c. peter. >> hey, ash. this would be the third big bash of emails from the former secretary of state despite warnings from government watchdogs that they could include hundreds of potentially classified emails. last week you recall the inspector general for the intelligence community referred the matter to the justice department to find out whether the handling of the emails may have violated federal secrecy laws. this weekend clinton insisted again said she did nothing wrong. >> i'm cost that i never sent information that cast classified at the time is was sent or received. >> karn date clinton will host a town hall meeting in iowa. we expect that this subject could come up. we'll sole monitor comments in iowa. ashley: peter bernake see. thank you. melissa: hillary clinton trying to history spotlight to global warming, pledging to install half a billion solar panels nationwide by the end of her first term. >> i'm just a grandmother with two eyes and a brain. it is hard to believe there are people running f

mail, the state department releasing the latest batch of hillary clinton e-mails, fox business's peter barnes has the latest from d.c. peter. reporter: well, hey melissa 1300 new e-mails released by the state department today, e-mails sent to and a from hillary clinton and her private server not through the computer system, and it appears that about 40 of them or so included material that has now been classified by the state department. for example, i have one here welcome subject line afghanistan and it comes -- it was from a british official apparently the former foreign minister of great britain on afghanistan and sent by one of his deputies to hillary clinton's assistant at the state department. ironically through to her official state department e-mail address, and then forwarded on to hillary clinton through her personal e-mail address and i'm going to hold it up for you. here -- [laughter] it started out five pages, and now all five pages are blank. this now was deemed -- now has been deemed classified at the time it was sent it was not marked as classified. now retroactively has been

peter barnes of bring us the latest at 8:00 a.m. eastern this morning. stay with us for that.cted an increase in profits with the biggest results from the fixed income funds and exchange rate funds. bank of america reporting earnings this morning. the second-largest u.s. bank expected to report a 60% increase in earnings from a year earlier. futures show the markets like this. take a look at where we stand. expecting the rally to continue with more money as you can see from the futures market. shoppers logged in on this morning for prime day or the ongoing retailer as the biggest sales day even bigger than back friday. on a major-league baseball field the cincinnati red pete rose received a lifetime ban for betting on baseball in 1989. the commission are expected to schedule a meeting to talk about his application for statements pending. los angeles outfielder by trout at a run in the midsummer classic helping power a 63 win over the national league. the chant. well now have to home-field advantage in the world series at the end of the season. turning back to the top

fox news correspondent peter barnes watching every step of this historic visit. what's the latest? >> ethiopia is a poor country but one of the fastest growing economies in africa. right now the president's talks with the ethiopian prime minister have focused on security and the threat of islamic terrorism. his visit came a day after a suicide bomber rammed a truck full of explosives into one of the most secure hotels in somalia. severely damaging the hotel and reportedly killing about a dozen people. >> yesterday, bombing in mogadishu reminds us that terrorist groups like al-shabaab offer nothing but death and destruction and need to be stopped. we've got more work to do. >> reporter: the president is trying improve business and economic ties on his tour of africa, rich in natural resources, as you know. china has become the world's leading investor in the continent cutting billions in deals and commodities in infrastructure and at a conference in kenya this weekend, the president pitched the u.s., and u.s. interests in doing the same thing, saying, quote, africa is on the move. l

fox business senior correspondent peter barnes got the message from the fed as he sat down in an exclusivejames bullard this morning. here is what bullard said about the fed raising rates in september particularly. >> i see september, having you know, more than a 50% probability right now. liz: okay, if that does indeed happen in september what should investors be doing right now? well let's find out from the floor show. adam shapiro at the new york stock exchange. we've got traders at cme group and nymex. first off to scott shellady, what should people be doing right now if september is real possibility? >> i kind of think our markets probably got a lot of it priced in already. we've been talking about it forever. it is making the dollar a lot stronger. but i'll tell you what, we've been talking so much, once we have that out of way i think you will be shocked about how long we stay at level. not stair stepping we were talking about. what the fed saying five, six years ago we should be at 3% interest rates, not zero. we have to take what they say with grain of salt. if we do make a move w

he's been playing since he was six and he's now train former english footballer peter barns to play professionally>> my favorite team is leopold because they play well. they have team work. they have true cooperation between them, so i love liverpool. >> the popular club enjoys a large following. they will play a local team on friday, as part of the asian tour aimed at increasing the t.v. viewership and merchandise failed. thousands of tickets have already been sold as fans gear up to watch their favorite team in action. >> for them to be here and to play right in front of our eyes in our home ground is unbelievable. >> the match has angered many supporters of the malaysian national team. they say the timing will undermine their preparations for the world cup qualifiers. >> we called for a boycott because basically the match itself it doesn't bring any benefits to the national football, to the national team. somewhere, it disrupts the leak schedule. >> malaysia has reason to be concerned about its team, which is one of the poorest performing in the world, according to fifa rankings. even the gover

which brings us to peter barnes. ter] the very, very latest on these iran hearings which are just surreal. peter? >> reporter: very contentious, neil. critics using words like fleeced and bamboozled to describe the terms that the administration ended up with in this deal. republicans and democrats are worrying this will leave iran with enough nuke lahr capability to still develop a bomb someday, they worry lifting sanctions will make iran flush with billions to support terrorist activities and increase its influence in the middle east. they're also angry about undisclosed side deals that were cut as part of the agreement. >> this deal is fundamentally and irreparably flawed. i believe it weakens our national security and it makes the world a more dangerous place. and throughout this process by the way this administration in my opinion, has repeatedly capitulated on important items. the examples are endless. >> the way we lose is by rejecting the deal, because then you have no restraints. you have no sanctions. you hav

fox business peter barnes has the pleats. friends on wall street were not so happy about this speech. >> well, i don't know if investors were either dave look at where the candidate clinton is with taxes on wealthier taxpayers. now we're waiting for details on this. i like paper, and we haven't got it yet. but according to one paper, "the wall street journal," she would increase rate for profits on investments held for one to two year press the current 20% to the current rate forked ordinary income top rate of 36% kick in for taxpayers making more than 400,000 a year that would not effect people making under that amount, that rate would still remain at 20%. and then rates for high earnings decline on a sliding scale down to 32% and then back down to 20% on investments held for at least six years. any gain would be taxed like ordinary income. then the rate qowld decrease each year until trurns to the current rate. this means that from the moment investors buy into a company they'll be more focused on the future growth strategy

speaking exclusively with peter barnes he says there is 50, 50% chance after hike as the economy is steadily chugging along. >> the problem we're on emergency settings for monetary policy zero balance sheet and zero interest rates but the economy as a whole, you can complain about this or that being sluggish but not in emergency mode. >> and no real emergency in the u.s. economy. so that may be what is helping drive gold prices to a fresh five-year low. ira epstein is gold trader on the floor of the cme ira, how low can gold go? we just at beginning of this? what kind of next floor are you looking at? >> you know, if gold market wants to go down which i think it does, it is going to get a bounce here. you had a $50 drop intraday, they came back a bit. there is no story for gold to speak of. there is no inflation. the fed wants to raise interest rates. when nobody is giving credit to is china. since 2009, add as grand total of 600 metric tons. i think we all thought it had a lot more gold than that. obviously china is not taking free reserves there. that is what the catalyst was. why somebody

peter barns has more from washington. peter, good morning. >> good morning, ashley.hillary clinton this week. the state department set to release a third big batch of e-mails despite warnings from government watch dogs that they could include hundreds of potentially classified e-mails. last week the inspector general for the intelligence community referred the matter to the justice department, which will decide whether the handling of those classified e-mails may have violated federal secrecy laws. this weekend clinton insisted again that she did nothing wrong. >> i am confident that i never sent nor received any information that was classified at the time it was sent and received. >> on saturday, clinton spokesperson said she plans to testify in october before the republican benghazi committee and her personal e-mails are sure to come up at that hearing. ashley. >> peter barns, thank you so much. hour three of varney just three minutes away. stay with us can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of

our peters a barnes is -- peter barnes is with the statement now. >> no change in raid guidance, trish it updates the assessment of the jobs market raising a foundation for raising rates later this year. let's go to the economic analysis. quote, information received since the fed met in june indicates economic activity has been expanding mo rattily in recent months. growth in household spending has been moderate and the household sector has shown additional improvement business fixed investment and exports stayed soft. labor market continued to improve with solid job gains. that is the key phrase. solid job gains and in

thank you so much, peter barnes.lection news we've been hearing reports members of the republican party may convince donald trump to launch a third party candidacy. could this be a nightmare stereo for gop establishment? my next guest is former 2012 libertarian candidate and republican new mexico governor, gary johnson joining us remote from sante fe with thinks -- his thoughts. thanks for joining us. >> great to be on, maria. maria: start with your thoughts in terms of a third party candidacy. if donald trump were to do that, how does that separate the republican party and voters? >> well one thing to point out is it is really difficult to do a third party run. donald trump could do that tomorrow. but if he stays in the republican primaries which i'm going to assume he does it becomes more and more problematic. there are deadlines. there are conditions that if you're running as republican you can turn around then and run as a third party. so that is going to be his difficulty running as third party. if he decides to

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let's go to peter barnes in d.c. of justice has confirmed it received what it is calling a criminal referral into the possible mishandling of hillary clinton's e-mails when she does secretary of state which comes as the new york times and the wall street journal reporter e-mail account on her personal server contain hundreds of potentially classify e-mail. clinton says she called inappropriate practices and any released female plants deemed classified ibm administration have been done so after the fact and not at the time they were transmitted. ashley: peter barnes in washington. liz: of full two hours of "varney and company" in the books. here are the highlights. we have more varney just read to minutes away. don't go away. >> they put it back on the market, that is not earned income, that is an investment, they should pay less tax on that. if you can't keep killing the golden goose, the pretenders and pay more than half of the total federal taxes. the upper 1% pay 23% of all the taxes so you will keep those people

reports are coming in from peter barns saying all of the tourist sites in the area are open.ts are flowing with people. as soon as that news conference gets underway we'll take you there to try to get a handle on any information we can bring you on that. also a settlement. the biggest settlement in history. ♪ whoa what are you doing? putting on a movie. i'm trying to watch the game here. look i need this right now ok? come on i don't want to watch that. too bad this is happening. fine, what if i just put up the x1 sports app right here. ah jeez it's so close. he just loves her so much. do it. come on. do it. come on! yes! awww, yes! that is what i'm talking about. baby. call and upgrade to get x1 today. ♪ bill: what happened inside the u.s. navy yard in washington, d.c. that led to a massive response. we are being told they are breaking down the scene. ' one line, is it over? we wait await a news conference on that. martha: they will explain how this started. the early indication is somebody made a phone call after hearing a loud boom. obviously everybody is on it as we head

peter barnes on the strong existing homes sales report and signs yet again that housing is percolating. the only issue is for how long. >> national association of realtors reported housing sales increase to their highest level in 8-1/2 years in june and annual rate of 5.5 million units per year up 3% from june and guess what? now we have got bidding wars for single-family homes starting to erupt in some markets around the country taking us back to the good old days of the housing bubble. are we? the national association of realtors talks is to the improving economy, more job creation, low interest rates and low housing supply, despite the economic recovery homebuilders are only building new homes at half of their annual pace from ten years ago and housing market. and existing homes. a number of home seller homes, the number of homes selling above their original listing price has gone up by 1/3 in the last two years. bidding wars had erupted in hot markets like silicon valley, seattle, denver, texas, dallas, houston austin, boston, realtors are reporting bidding wars year in some parts

peter barnes with the latest from washington. questions constitutionally about how that can be done because states can do certain things on their own but begin if this leads to death of americans, the feds might be able to override it, peter? >> that's right, david. there is a growing backlash in capitol hill especially among congressional republicans against sanctuary cities. 300 localitities established non-compliance to detention policies by the federal government especially illegals with criminal records. lawmen anger is growing especially with the death of kate steinle killed and allegedly by an undocumented mexican immigrant with seven felony convictions who had been deported five times but was released from jail in san francisco under the city's saying wary law. >> when i hear the phrase, sanctuary city, as benign sounding as it is, it may have been a sanctuary for that defendant but it sure as hell was not a sanctuary for a young woman walking with her father. >> now senator paul and others support legislation to cut off

we go to peter barnes on what she has in store. peter? >> reporter: well, hey, neil. a clinton campaign official confirms she will propose today a progressive scale for capital gains taxes for wealthier taxpayers. according to "the wall street journal," she will, she would increase the rate for profits on investments held for one to two years from the current 20% to the current ordinary top income tax rate of 39.6%. this would kick in for taxpayers making more than about $400,000 a year, people making less would continue to pay at the lower 20% rate. then the rate for high earners would decline on a sliding scale back down to 20% on investments held at least six years. a clinton aide said the proposal is designed to reward, quote, far-sighted investing that removes incentives for, quote, short-termism and align investment toward long-term value. neil? neil: all right, peter, thank you very, very much. no matter what your view is on this subject, we will have a more tiered and kind of confusing rate structure going on here -- there you are, good to see you. anyway, cha

peter barnes out there. >> despite the economic turmoil internationally, europe and china threatening the u.s. economy. janet yellen says for now that keeps her on track to start raising interest rates in the second half depending how the economic data rolls in. she will say based on my outlook i expect it will be appropriate at some point this year to take the first step to raise the federal funds rate and must begin normalizing monetary policy. i want to emphasize the course of the economy remains highly uncertain and unanticipated development could delay or accelerate the first. they will be watching. she added the recent decline in on employment rate masks continued problems such as millions of workers employed part-time for economic partners who want full-time work. they have to be reasonably confident they race back to a two to 3% target. as for the global economy while europe's economy is on a firmer footing the situation remained unresolved. she does not mention slower growth in the stock market correction in china one of our biggest trading partners. neil: still steady as ago

. >> greater than 50% he told peter barnes that or move in september and. >> until something else happens>> the only way the fed is going to movies if the stock market has a big rally. if the stock market rallies -- >> they are not moving. >> thank you for your insights, thank you for joining us, at&t and directv close to finalizing their $49 billion deal when it gets formal approval by regulators in will be the largest media deal of the last year and create one of the largest pay television providers in the country, nicole petallides with this angle. nicole: tom wheeler says the agency is ready to approve the merger with certain conditions, one of those requirements at&t will have to expand its fiber-optic broadband service, at&t says the deal gives more scale and television and could help them in online video and the review process has taken more than a year. the justice department has signed off on the transactions so there has been a lot of focus on the telecom space. verizon and a lot, one analyst getting this approval almost getting his approval to the $49 billion deal saying this i

louis fed reserve president james bowler told peter barnes yesterday. >> we would like to not be in aituation where we got this major bubble developing and brewing over the next couple years. if we can smooth it out, look at a longer expansion of better results for the u.s. economy. sandra: just as apple, microsoft, yahoo! are gearing up to reports results after the bell today. you think we have attacked bubble in our hand and should reserve presidente talking about the stock market like that? >> now, they should not be. the fed record on pronounced occasion. it was a great time to buy. janet yellen dissectors specific the forecasting ability is for general in terms of stocks. a remake bubble? i don't believe so. it has been quite a run. drink your blood is a frothy based on? >> because is too narrow. relied far too much a namesake facebook, netflix, google are soaring right now. by the way, i like apple. this is very unusual. not keeping pace with technology overall. apple is the driver, leading the attacked party whether up or down. the fact that general is not leading the army here

peter barnes has more. >> that's right, the president is set to make that announcement in the rose garden normallized relations with cuba and since then opened several steps to get him to this day, including removing cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism and also meeting with cuban president raul castro back in april. the president needs congress to lift the trade and travel ban on cuba. that would be difficult with the republican control of congress and they need the senate to improve an ambassador if he wants to open-- well, if he wants an ambassador at the new embassy in cuba and that move can be blocked by just one senator. and we're already hearing from some senators who say they want to do that including marco rubio republican of florida and son of cuban immigrants and a republican presidential candidate. charles. charles: thanks very much. now to the women's world cup. it's exciting because team usa beat germany and now go on to tonight's semifinal between england and japan. and i guess penalty kicks is how we took the lead and then another late score. >> the ratings ca

ashley: peter barnes in d.c. thank you very much. more varney just three minutes away.azz-e is in america illegally. he was arrested in ohio. suspected of raping a girl, killing a 60-year-old woman and shooting a mother in front of her children. now we learn he was picked up three weeks ago by local police but the feds said don't hold him. let him go. so here we go again. an alleged criminal detained by locals released by the feds. the excuse from the fed that locals do not want to administer federal immigration law. really? can we inject a little honesty into the immigration argument a moment? the left doesn't care about jurisdiction. they care about the hispanic vote sank remember which cities releasing criminal illegals, don't even question immigration status, soft pedal on the illegals and other hispanics will vote democrat. that is the theory and it seems to have worked. but maybe the tide is turning on this issue. the left now has to defend the release of illegal immigrants who kill americans. that is not easy. of course you're not going to hear about this in the

. >> thank you peter barnes. our three "varney & company" minutes away. don't go away.limited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? push your enterprise and you can move the world. but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. stuart: trust the very line. i was ronald reagan's line when he negotiated a deal with the soviets. let use the same principle with iran. can we trust them? can we verify by doing what they're supposed to be doing. first the issue of trust. surely very difficult to trust a country where death to america as the national mantra or terrorism has been exported around the world and where cheating is common. trust is in very short supply. how about v

blake burman our man on the scene and peter barnes is at the white house. first to blake.g what's going on there? is it authentic? is it a false alarm? do we know that blake? >> we can tell you that police are interviewing according to sources who have told fox that police are interviewing the source of the 911 call. according to people that we've spoken to that call happened sometime toward the 7:00 hour, but it's important to note that even though they might be interviewing the person who made the 911 call earlier today. we don't know the conditions under how that is happening, if it's happening in person over the phone, under duress. the scenario involving that we don't know, but we can tell you according to sources that are telling fox now, that they have been in touch with the person who made the call to 911 today. one other thing, real quick, charles, our crews on the other side of the scene, which is where the helicopter activity is taking place right now, which is probably 4 to 5 blocks over my shoulder that crew reported a while ago they were being pushed back and

first will be my colleague, peter wallison, who is arthur f. barnes chaired fellow at aei. peter co-directs a program on financial studies and pew financial reform task force and served on the inquiry commission where he wrote a very enlightening and highly controversial descent. he was white house council to president reagan, general counsel of the treasury department and practiced corporate law. financial crisis was spawned by the financial -- the financial crisis spawned dodd/frank. but do you understand what spawned the financial crisis? buy peter's book hidden in plain sight in case you haven't yet. >> our second speaker, senior director of global affairs strategy and public policy at bloom berg, where he covers policy issues in europe, asia, and the u.s. equity fixed income and derivatives markets and the impact of capital or the lack thereof, i assume. on market structure. chris is special counsel and policy adviser of the commodity futures trading commission, including the time of the implementation of title vii of dodd/frank and worked for the house committee. next

with me now party barns from dc, peter, what are the chances that the irs head loses his job?ll, i mean chairman says -- is on a terror with this letter, deirdre, so we'll see. and he is not -- he's not just calling for his resignation, he's demanding that the president fire the commissioner of the irs john. and over this investigation of former irs official lois and irs targeting of tax-exempt mainly conservative tea party organizations. congressman has just released a 30-page letter to the president and to preserve duties and he and the irs engaged in a cover-up of a scandal. his charges come after a government investigator found that the irs erased up to 24,000 e-mails last year. and in his letter he says quote failed in his duty to preserve and produce documentation for this committee. the irs failed to comply with a congressional subpoena, the irs further failed by making false statements to congress. we will pursue all constitutional remedies at our disposal, including potential content proceedings or perhaps impeachment. we'll see how it all shakes out. >> all right. we