. >> couple things, ric.el agencies told the white house that they have, quote, high confidence that the russian government was responsible for the hacks. does that factor into your analysis at all? >> it does in this instance that if that is true, if the intelligence shows it was russia that hacked into this, then the white house should immediately from the podium call out russia and begin to share some of the facts, not the sources and methods but to prove it. i find it odd the white house has not done that. this is all still in the political realm. if this is a national security issue, if russia hacked, which by the way they always try to do and there's a lot of evidence that they've done so in the past. >> do you think russia is trying to, sorry, jumping in to interject, do you think russia is trying to manipulate the presidential race, ric? >> i think they always try to. no one should be surprised. they try to every presidential race. they preferred obama over romney. when romney said russia is on the ri

ric grenell, you're still with us.longer than any other president, two four-year terms. what's your take on his afghanistan policy? he's going to keep an extra 2900 troops there until he leaves office. >> well, ashley, it's a really good point, and let's go further to say barack obama has now governed the iraq -- the afghanistan war longer than george bush has. it is truly now an imprint of what obama has wanted to see in afghanistan. and he had given us a plan to wind down the troops because he has this political promise that no more wars should be started and that all the troops should be home. that was a political promise. at the end of his tenure, at the end of these eight years, he's decided to not ramp it down as much as he had planned. so he's going to keep a little bit more troops inside afghanistan, increase the number than he had originally planned to wind it down. and i think the reason is, is because we see isis, and we see other terrorists, the taliban who are just waiting for americans to leave and then t

ric, thanks a lot. >> thanks, charles. charles: well, finally a deal can, but some think it's a bad deal. we're going to break down that verizon/yahoo! deal next. and all that talk who wasn't at the rnc last week, but you won't believe who's not at the d, this c this week. ♪ ♪ ♪ you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. charles: yahoo!, once a heavyweight, tech heavyweight, now, well, it's being acquired by verizon for $4.6 billion. gary b. smith says it's a mistake for veriz

. >> i hatred ric -- rhetoric that trump chooses, he is not make our country safer. it not going to make us safer by banning muss lip muslims and me. >> is that a bit like fighting fire with fire? >> you put a wall around him? >> he wants a wall we'll give him that. >> you hear of robert frost, good fences make good neighbors. >> yeah. >> a lot of cops were here. >> keeping order. they have done a fantastic job. then west borrow baptist church showed up, super right wing, anti-abortion, anti gay, hurling insults to a handful of people in the crowd, including one african-american man who was shouting back. there is one woman in the shade, holding up a sign with a simple message, we should love one another. >> why. >> it is something i fell that i had to do. >> we will see what happens as rnc continues. it is peaceful, not quiet, but peaceful. ♪ >> day three of republican national convention in cleveland is unfolding we're joined by jim mcqueeny host of new jersey now, on my 9, have you been there for the convention you are on floor big news governor christie's speech

authorities determined the bombers were ric originally from russia and two former soviet republicans,uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan. they killed 44 people and wounded 100 more. more than 100 more. 100 are still in the hospital. turkish police conducted 16 raids across the city today and rounded up 13 people believed to have ties to the islamic state. >>> an urgent warning for honda and acura owners tonight. officials are telling more than 300,000 people to stop driving their cars immediately. new data shows that their airbags have a much greater risk of exploding, as high as 50%. a least 11 people have died. more than 100 have been injured worldwide by metal slap nem from those airbag inflaters. the government says it is critical for owners of these recall cars to get their airbags replace. and we have a list of all the affected vehicles and model years at 6abc.com. >>> federal investigators are looking into what's being called the first death due to a self-driving car. it happened may 7th near gainesville, florida, and involved a tesla model "s" using auto pilot mode. tesla says the tract

what's the one word you thinkout people are looking for.or >> before we get to ronica, ric ronica younow the word i wd think we're going to hear theo t most me. >> me. >> not me as in shawn butnhawn donald trump saying me. what do you think.o you think >> reporter: the word therehe w i picked i voted i pickedked america. this is a unique questionstion be this many people want toano answer so i have some people peo here they work together from california.rn what word do you think you'll'll hear the most tonight. >> america.>> a >> definitely loser, loser.er. >> public education wouldn't that be nice. >> she's hopeful.opul >> wishful thinking there. >> wall, big wall, tall wall. >> creative. ri glorious wall. >> reporter: he heard theorter:a question andrd he just shoutedho wall across the room.oo what word do you think willou tl come up the most. m >> i think it will be huge.ug >> i'm with her, huge. >> huge. >> reporter: these ladies l here they're from the midwest.th okay, what word do you think we'll hear the most.the most. >> that's a huge beer. >> huge. >> like her beer. >> americ

ric grenell is with us, a former ambassador for u staigts. in particular donald trump went right after hillary clinton for her performance as secretary of state and right after the idea that we should be defensive in the face of these terror attacks. it was an aggressive donald trump on the foreign policy scheme. that's how i read it. and you? >> yeah. that's exactly the way i read it, stuart. look, i think what bret baier said earlier is exactly the point that's going to unite gop, and that is donald trump's focus, is to focus on hillary clinton. donald trump is focusing on hillary clinton's disastrous tenure, to know who the enemy is, to lead the obama administration. all of those things are working against hillary clinton. what the trump campaign has to continually remind people is over the last seven, eight year, isis has grown, syria is ady dis disaster. now our nato and turkey are having more problems because they're movinged more toward islamists under the watch of president obama and hillary clinton. hillary said we need to do somethi

ric flair, pro wrestler, and john cena is this year's host.ry beil was on the red carpet and spoke to the always quotable charles barkley. >> reporter: charles, on behalf of the bay area, we're going to have to go at it a little bit here. are you ever going to stop hating on the warriors? >> i told you that wouldn't hold up in a seven-game series. so go ahead and tell me i was right. >> reporter: you were right this year. last year was a little different. >> last year they got all the breaks because everybody was hurt. i said if they won this year i would get on my knees and said i was wrong. but they proved my point that that little jump shot wouldn't hold up. >> reporter: if draymond green hadn't got suspended -- >> they lost three games, not one. so don't go there. >> reporter: i can't repute that, but let's talk about durant. the commissioner doesn't like this move. >> nobody likes this. >> reporter: why shouldn't he be able to determine where he plays? >> because we can't have two or three good teams in the nba and the rest stink. it's gr

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ric flair, pro wrestler, and john cena is this year's host. was on the red carpet and spoke to the always quotable charles barkley. >> reporter: charles, on behalf of the bay area, we're going to have to go at it a little bit here. are you ever going to stop hating on the warriors? >> i told you that wouldn't hold up in a seven-game series. so go ahead and tell me i was right. >> reporter: you were right this year. last year was a little different. >> last year they got all the breaks because everybody was hurt. i said if they won this year i would get on my knees and said i was wrong. but they proved my point that that little jump shot wouldn't hold up. >> reporter: if draymond green hadn't got suspended -- >> they lost three games, not one. so don't go there. >> reporter: i can't repute that, but let's talk about durant. the commissioner doesn't like this move. >> nobody likes this. >> reporter: why shouldn't he be able to determine where he plays? >> because we can't have two or three good teams in the nba and the rest stink. it's great for

.ric: i'm not sure that is a legal determination. i have the fbi, i would have stuff besides that statement. charlie: is it illegal in any way? to say to another country i want you to engage in illegal act. against a citizen of america. running for president. said exactly that, that would be illegal. i'm not sure he said in that way. be importantwould making that legal determination. american bet every alarmed if they knew how much hacking goes on? eric: yes. there's a great deal of hacking for a whole variety of reasons that is not disclosed. charlie: for what reasons? eric: national security concerns. it would reveal sources and capabilities we have to detect and to defend against hacking done by a variety of entities. eric: they hacked john brennan's phone. they hacked the personnel. they hacked sony. other private companies. they have hacked the dnc. do you believe it was a russian who hacked the dnc? eric: i really don't know. i'm not trying to avoid very -- avoid. possible. is entirely it's possible the russians were involved.

ric grenell former u.s. spokesman to the u.n. delegate and debbie dingell a clinton super delegate: i want to start with you got so much attention and one phrase he is being sar scas particular. everyone has jumped on it including representative castro moments ago. >> look, no one should be surprised that the clinton campaign is panicking about what's going on. i get it things are not going well for them. this has nothing to do with donald trump. it has everything to do with hillary clinton's 30,000 missing emails. we are not going to be surprised by a clinton campaign making this bigger than what it is. they under estimated russia consistently. they mocked mitt romney for making russia a big issue and i don't understand why they are surprised that russia actually spies and hacks on other countries. we all know that. they should know that. >> congresswoman? >> i'm going to tell you. i listen to do it, rick, i was just horrified. i call what he did treason. i am going to say it that strongly. i don't think you encourage another co

we have former united states spokesman, ric grenell and former nypd detective, bo dietl. rick, here we are, tensions at such a state around the country right now. really what everybody focused on. can they keep cleveland safe. are we at risk? >> i would go so far to say i think it is getting worse and what is happening with not only terrorism and now this violence. that does not bode well for someone like hillary clinton who is trying to convince us that all is good and we need the status quo. that we need to continue on this path of just trying to get the 63 nations who are combating isis more coordinated and going forward. if you look at her reaction to turkey, her reaction to nice, there is a very real comment in there is continue on this strategy. it's working. we just need more time. i think the american people are already rejecting that. the fear that feeling is real and what is happening around the world is that isis is growing, it is not shrinking. trish: in terms of just these shootings that we've seen in dallas and baton rouge, i mean, bo dietl, there is a lot g

. >> all right, ric?a lot of what jamu was saying as a very political argument. >> i'm political? >> and i couldn't agree -- >> come on, everyone can see through this. >> all right, everyone is political. >> i let you finish. here's the point. there are -- the state department has administrative and security procedures that you're overlooking. i have a long list of friends who received security violations, docked pay, 30, 60, 90 days sometimes permanently barred from looking at the blue sheets or looking at getting a clearance of any level simply because they didn't secure classified information in really minor ways, like not locking up classified information. the fact that you're blowing through this comey investigation and not focusing on the facts, that there are administrative and security normal procedures that state department does, that's not being political. you're being political by ignoring the state department normally does. >> i think not just under secretary clinton, under previous administra

spokesperson for the united nations ric grenell and former advisor to president george w.nto the future, which none of us really can tell me is, donald trump going to get a bounce out of this? >> well, since 1964, average republican bounce has been about 5 points. the average bounce 6 points for the democrats. but, look, i think we don't know. because what really matters is thursday night. the convention builds monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and with the presidential acceptance speech on thursday night, that sort of is a capstone for the convention. if he doesn't, it's a problem because next week hillary clinton comes up on monday. she could announce her vice presidential running mate on saturday in an attempt to step on any bounce that he might get. but, look, we should all take a look, wait two weeks, see where we are, about the first of august or thereabouts in the national polls. my sense is there will be a modest bounce for trump. a modest bounce for hillary and we will find ourselves to back to essentially in two weeks where we were last week. >> okay. rick, y

ric: this will be an important number.broadly speaking, you can stand back and have a broad look at the chinese economy and stand aside from the monthly fluctuations. we have seen a general movement towards rebalancing. some areas have been stronger. if we do see another week figure today, that might be taken well by the market. we shall indeed. thank you so much for that. rick spooner joining us live from sydney. china has jailed a former top aide to former president jintao for life. he is accused of accepting bribes, obtaining state secrets, and abusing power. he is the latest target of an anticorruption campaign that has jailed more than 100,000 officials since president sheeting ping came into power -- xi jingpin came into power. the jury could not reach a verdict on two other accused. a 385 billion dollar fine. it led to bob diamond losing his job and $9 billion in penalties imposed on the financial sector. sydni's property writers have resumed their -- property prices have resumed their upward march. june, andmbed 1.

i've never seen this before, ric grenell, have you? >> no, i haven't.ep further. what we should require for companies that want to commit to sponsor individual imgrants coming in -- immigrants coming in, i think it's a fantastic idea, but they should have long-term commitments so that the immigrants actually stay working, that they don't temporarily work and all of a sudden get off the employment rolls and struggle within the united states to find a job. i think there should be long-term commitments from these companies. if they want to make these commitments to bring people here and they think it's important, i think that's great. they should be held accountable for the immigrants that they help bring. stuart: but, you know, it's crony capitalism really, isn't it? there's an implied -- it's not a threat, but there's an implied feeling of, look, hey, give us some money, give these people a job, and the counterpart is or else. you're not on the favored list. i see a big problem with that. >> yeah. look, the whole corporate cronyism is really what you cal

we have former united states spokesman, ric grenell and former nypd detective, bo dietl.

bill: ric grenell was in the front row, he said i've been to seven conventions, and i've waited this the other line, hillary clinton's legacy does not have to be america's legacy. that was a significant point he was driving home last night. >> absolutely. and, of course, the job of both of these candidates -- we have never had two candidates that were less liked than these two. we've never had broader -- we never see undecided numbers as high as this at this point in the election. what they're both basically saying is, hey, like me, don't like me, i don't care, you cannot vote for the other person. and what donald trump said last night was the country's at the edge. if you vote for hillary clinton, she's going to push us over. martha: yeah. and he said nothing is going to change, and then he took a pause, and he said never, ever. >> and she, of course, next week is going to say things could be better, but you elect donald trump, we're all going to die, and the world will explode. martha: which brings you to the is it or is it not a change election? >> it's already a different electio

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