ben shapiro is an attorney and editor in chief of the daily wire.com. ben, great to see you. go again. >> you too. yeah, exactly. >> what is so objectionable about you? >> what i love the most about this situation is that they don't even see that what i'm saying is so terrible. instead what they say is because i've been met with violence at other campuses, this raises security concerns. they can't keep their own students from assaulting people. so they can't bring in -- >> it doesn't make any sense whatsoever. in the letter -- this is the -- let's see. okay. bob janus. he's the vice president of facilities operation who sent out this e-mail. he doesn't make clear what it is that you say that's objectionable, but he seems to be trying to get cover by saying, if you want dinesh d'souza or dana lash, you can have them, but shapiro, uh-uh. >> i have no idea. i mean honest to god, dinesh d'souza was dangerous enough. the obama administration jailed him. so i have a feeling it has nothing to do with my views. they had a convicted terrorist a couple of years ago speak on campus. she

exposing official misconduct but going one rare step fur they are proerping to send shapiro a letter of apology. it speaks volumes the agreement >> reporter: before any settlement can be finalized, it has to be approved by state council, and that is expected to happen early next week. martinez is no longer city attorney, and the denver district attorney's office confirmed to us they are reveeing allegations that -- reviewing allegations that he violated the open records. upon of a homeless camp in march. there were people interested in participating in a claksz lawsuit -- class action lawsuit. some say they were never able to reclaim their items after the sweep. they want to be reimbursed. >>> hillary clinton discussed law and order today during a meeting with law enforcement says it will be a difficult task to repair trust and respect between police officers and their community. on the republican side, donald trump campaigned in north carolina where he says he's sometimes too honest. >> sometimes in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the righ

adam shapiro on st. jude medical halted. thanks, adam.rt out just hours ago shows confrontations between iran and the u.s. up more than 50% this year. there have been a series of incidents where iranian boats as you can see there have been harassing u.s. navel vessels in one case a u.s. ship forced to fire three warning shots, all of this happening in one area, critical to oil shipments, by the way, 18 million barrels of crude per bay pass through that region. so the question is why is iran being so aggressive? didn't the obama administration just pay out more than $1.5 billion to them? aren't we friends again? i'm being sarcastic. fox news colonel ralph peters on his take of why iran is being so aggressive because they can be is the simple answer; right? >> you took the words out of my mouth. because they can. literally. i mean, ashley, the iranians know that they have literally a license to kill, at least to the end of obama's presidency. and it doesn't end in november. it doesn't end still after new year's and they're going to push the

shapiro claims he was punied disclosing official misconduct. the city settled with him for $660,000 today. shapiro will officially retire from the office next month.>>> developing on the campaign trail, donald trump insists he is not flip-flopping on immigration while another 15,000 clinton emails surface. >>> planes aren't the only thing taking off from dia. i think these guys are pretty fast. >> passengers are returning to find something very important missing from their cars. >>> this may be the world's first burglary crew armed with crocodiles. >>> and abb rescued from a capsized ship. how she survived 45 minutes in the water. >>> and most of the showers just about done. we do have a couple still going on in kansas a little bit to the south but what we are really watching is a cold front to the north. that is going to come our way and could change our temperature as much as 20 i will tell you when that happens coming up. >>> and trevor simeon gutman is >>> now to news with campaign 2016. donald trump says he is not waffling on deporting imm

send shapiro a letter of apology. it speaks volumes the agreement includes the unusual step of a written apology. >> reporter: before any settlement can has to be approved by state council, and that is expected to happen early next week. martinez is no longer city attorney, and the denver district attorney's office confirmed to us they are reveeing allegations that -- reviewing allegations that he violated the open records act. >>> here's an update the keep there were people interested in participating in a claksz lawsuit -- class action lawsuit. some say they were never able to reclaim their items after the sweep. they want to be reimbursed. >>> hillary clinton discussed law and order today during a meeting with law enforcement leaders in new york. clinton says it will be a difficult task to repair trust and respect between police officers and their community. on the campaigned in north carolina where he says he's sometimes too honest. >> sometimes in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don

adam shapiro is standing by with the numbers. what do you see? reporter: pleasant surprise for hp and earnings per share. 8.9 billion. street was expecting 11.6 billion. couple things here to let you know. third quarter printing revenue, they have been focusing rebuilding printing business, 4.42 billion. they cut fiscal year 2016 guidance. adjusted earnings per share is projected 1.59 to roughly 1.62, from $1.62. that is the earnings from hp. melissa: great job, adam shapiro, thank you. david? david: huge story in the news. reaction out out of the price he of mylan's epipen. hillary clinton calling this latest troubling example of a company taking advantage of its consumers. it is wrong when drug companies put profits over patients raising prices without justifying value behind them. mylan's ceo has also seen a salary increase of more than 600%. the company has moved its headquarters to avoid u.s. corporate taxes. jonathan, i got to tell you i was little surprise when i heard josh earnest from the white house, set spokesperson there, he did not c

shapiro, and we just learned city council just approved giving historic designation to the unitarian church. they were the first to open their doors to the gay community as early as the 1950s. >>> the city of denver is parking. liz is looking at how it evens some projects -- effects some projects out there. >> reporter: shannon, this fence surrounds a lot where a developer wants to build apartments with absolutely no parking. the moratorium passed tonight. the city won't change anything here, but it could be the first step toward preventing projects like this in the future. in this historic neighborhood, to come by. >> terrible. it's really bad. and the more restauraats come in, the more people come in, it just gets worse and worse. >> reporter: according to city planners, 11 projects are in the pipeline, including this one at 16th and humboldt. 108 units proposed with zero parking spots. >> >. we're in dense hype traffic area, and -- high traffic area, and barely have >> reporter: tonight the council approved a 7 month moratorium on the development of small lots without parking, we'

adam shapiro.they strike a deal with didi andy di is not their friend. >> yes and maybe. uber is on a roll here. you know, this deal, the company helps cut expenses, boost its available resources which has investors wondering if an ipo could be in the future, liz. the deal with the chinese ride hailing service, didi, ends the three-year project for uber in china. didi invests one billion dollars in uber. uber receives one billion dollar stake in didi. that will save money it has been spending in china to compete. that is an estimated one billion dollars. uber's value right now believed to be $68 billion. investors question if the deal clears up and strengthens uber's balance sheet. maybe part after preparation to take the company public. uber he cofounder says he wants to wait as long as possible before going public and uber is able to generate huge amounts of money privately. you ask where? saudi arabia. saudi arabian public investment fund pumped $3.5 billion into uber which is expanding in the m

, he kind of dismissed it and said that shapiro was a whiner.l like this has not been addressed by the alt-right or by breitbart or by the trump campaign, if you recall the journalist julia yaffey wrote a profile of melania trump in gq several months ago and received a similar treatment on twitter and on the phone and e-mail. when melania trump was asked about it, she said these people had been provoked by yaffey. >> there's an international sort of component to it as well. let's play a little bit of nigel farrage who led the brexit fight stumping for trump in you wiall in mississippi. >> we reach those people who have never voted in their lives but believe by going out and voting for brexit, they could take back control of their country, take back control of their borders and get back their pride and self-respect. >> are there deliberate connections between groups, even the putin-ite factions around the world and the alt-right in. >> there's definitely a global international component to this. here, these have been kind of fringe groups but we

shapiro was placed on leave saying his handl questionable. shapiro will get an apology. >>> homeless people are filing a lawsuit against the city of denver after a cleanup of homeless camp ball park neighborhood. it happened in march. attorney jason flores williams met with the homeless who are unset and some say they were never able to reclaim their items after the sweep and they want to be reimbursed. a similar lawsuit filed by homeless in california lead to a reward for -- >>> there's a collection app. open the app and move over to the school option and the driver will collect your donations for free. the driver will run them to schools. this happens from 11:00 until 2:00 this afternoon. the items delivered to denver area schools including boston 5-k and paris elementary. >>> happening right now, a look at the space station. astronauts doing space walk this morning. they are working to attach a new a dab tore. here's what's -- >> looking towards the city, fog has developed right around the sunrise. we may run into that as you step out. hig

>> shapiro: he has opened the door to the use of multiple sources to understand what really happened on the ground in a big part of europe. >> desbois: the babies were shot, too. >> logan: we found father desbois a cautious and skeptical interviewer. >> dimitri ( translated ): when a woman with a baby would approach the pit, they forced her to hold the baby in sight. first, they shot the baby and then her. >> logan: he never judged or showed emotion as he listened to the darkest accounts of humanity. father desbois insists that every killing site they find is memorialized by recording the gps coordinates. they never physically mark the graves because, he says, people would loot them. his work is finished, the number of jewish victims will total more than has been previously documented. but the number, he says, is less important than giving meaning to their lives. sometimes in a small village, he'll find a witness, like 80- year-old anatoli, who remembers not only the death of his jewish neighbors, but their names. >> anatoli: brick, gorovich, shurman, and folst. >> desbois: it's like

stewart shapiro was put on leave after handling a high profile case involving a denver jail inmate. our investigation found that he was paid more than $200,000 during that two-year leave. disclosing official misconduct. the city settled with him for $660,000 today. shapiro will officially retire from the office next month.>>> developing on the campaign trail, donald trump insists he is not flip-flopping on immigration while another 15,000 clinton emails surface. >>> planes aren't the only thing taking off from dia. >> probably a good pit crew. i think these guys are pretty fast. >> passengers are returning to find something very important missing from their cars >>> this may be the world's first burglary crew armed with crocodiles. >>> and abb rescued from a capsized ship. how she survived 45 minutes in the water. >>> and most of the showers just about done. we do have a couple still going on in kansas a little bit to the south but what we are really watching is a cold front to the north. that is going to come our way and could change our temperature as much as 20 degrees. i will te

. >>> this man, stuart shapiro, he gets an apology from the city of denver. the city is also paying him $600,000 as part of a settlement. he is the assistant city attorney suspended over that investigation beating of jamal hunter. 3 stuart shapiro was placed on leave more than a year and a half. it's a move the city is apologizing for. the city says in a statement last night "let this stand as a full and complete exoneration of mr. shapiro." >>> in the ast four weeks the denver sheriffs department has inmates. on top of that, another inmate stayed in jail 24 days past his release date, putting the city at risk for yet another lawsuit. >>> there are now four people with the zika virus in weld county. they got sick while traveling outside our state. weld county is seeing an uptick also in est nile virus. there are now seven cases there. there were only two cases at the beginning of the month. health officialsare reminding everyone to protect themselves from mosquitoes. >>> boulder is dealing with the so-called rabbit fever. health officials think a 65- year-old

he kind of dismissed it and said that, shapiro was a winer.nd i feel like this has not been addressed by the alt right or bright bart or by the trump campaign, if you recall, the journalists julia wrote a profile of mrs. trump, she received a similar tweet on twitter and on the phone and e-mail. and when mrs. trump was asked about it, she said that these people had been provoked. >> international sort of component to it, let's play a little bit of nigil, stomping for donald trump in and of all places, mississippi. >> we reach those people who have never voted in their lives, but believe by going out and voting for brex it they can take back control of their country, take back control of their borders and get back their pride and self respect. >> now, are there deliberate connections between putin -- there. >> there's definitely global international component to this. we've had expressions of this in new york for a long time and far right parties, one figure that's popular is a politician for called for banning the koran and deporting muslims o

ashley: thank you very much, adam shapiro.illary clinton taking aim at donald trump's plan to repeal the controversial estate tax. we'll debate and let you decide. paying ransom to our enemies. new evidence of the $400 million payment to iran was specifically timed to the release of american prisoners. next, kt mcfarland, fox news national security analyst sounds off on that. >> this wasn't some nefarious deal. we did not pay ransom. we didn't here around we won't in the future. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increase

shapiro, is an after market part that anyone can add to their car? >> guest: absolutely not. we're adopting with automakers -- developing with automakers, and there will be regulation. that's what we're doing, we're adopting this product in conjunction with automakers, but we want government entities to insure there's uniform legislation. not state by state, but at the federal level to unsure that vehicles all have the same standards. >> host: and that's why you're up here on capitol hill? >> guest: absolutely. we already have a lot of programs going on in other countries, and we'd love to see the same level of response from government agencies on the hill. >> host: so when you show this to members of congress, what's been their reaction? >> guest: people love it. the reality here is there are so many people that are injured or killed in traffic accidents every year. a big problem we have. this technology has the ability to dramatically reduce the number of accidents, injuries and fatalityies. the technology is coming very fast. >> host: all right. how long has this technolog

here's how ben shapiro explained his departure at the time. "steve bannon is a bully. to the extent that he undercut his reporter in order to support the campaign manager." . ben, you wrote about this. you used to work for steve bannon, here is what people need to know. what is your reaction to him being donald trump's campaign -- really, heading up trump's campaign now? >> i think it's the final consummation of a romance that steve initiated years ago with donald trump. steve has always wanted, in my opinion, to be very close to power. he's latched on to politicians ranging from michele bachmann to sarah palin to andrew breitbart and now donald trump. steve will help him be more focused and down dowuble down which i don't think is bad but andrew spent a lot of time talking about the media complex was a terrible, terrible thing, unspoken assumption that all of the members of the media and now we have the same thing on the right with breitbart and trump. >> why would you argue that bannon giving him advice, that you would presume to be more trump-like and militant would

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>> well, i think the hillary campaign, and the landslide is gonna help shapiro.o i don't think it has anything to do with this situation. >> anyone else? >> well, i don't know about a landslide. we'll see. but... >> not in pennsylvania. >> yeah. well -- yeah, in pennsylvania. we'll see. i may be an outlier here. >> it's 10% right now. >> okay. there's 80 days left. or who's counting? >> unless there's an october surprise. >> exactly. >> november surprise. a late-september surprise. >> [ laughs ] >> let's talk about the u.s. senate race in pennsylvania. you have katie mcginty trying to unseat republican incumbent pat toomey in november. now, the center for responsive politics says this is the most expensive senate race in u.s. history, with $52 million spent so far. anyone surprised by that number or that distinction? >> yeah, i am. i knew it was intense, but the all-time, given some of the big spenders and self-funding and all that? that is incredible. >> i think the fact that toomey changed his position on a couple of political issues, like tpp, you know, the tr

and he dismissed it, calling shapiro a whiner.explain more the term alt-right. >> as much as bannon wanted to claim breitbart as t the platform for the alt-right, the alt-right existed before bannon took over breitbart when andrew breitbart, the site's foundeder died suddenly in 2012. the alt-right had been around before that. the alt-right term w was coined by richard spencer, who o is a white natitionalists writer and activist who positions the alt-right as a a dissident movemen that is dissatatisfied with conservatism -- which theyey portray a a term you often see people in the altlt-right using for a conservative, movevement conservrvative, is a disparaging term in putting the word cuckold in the word conservative. that is how they portrtray conservavatives. this is why theyey have been cheered by t trump candidacy because they see him as canandidate who has abanandoned the tradititional gop, who scoffed at movement conservatism, and in fact, embraces their issues -- willing to t talk about building a wall, who is willing to t

good morning everyone, i'm gary shapiro with tarhonda thomas. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us.

ben shapiro, tell us about your former boss, who is now the new boss of the trump campaign. >> steve is a very volatile character. i mean, he's somebody who i'm not sure that a lot of people who have dealt with steve who have not been screamed at by steve. but you know, that's sort of beside the point. steve really is just a mirror image of trump. the titanic seems to be going down, and trump is looking for the ner yeast mirrors to make sure his hair looks good for the cameras. breitbart has been a trump problisite as i said when i quit in march. and steve has been at the head of that, all the while presumably maintaining to a lot of the people he was working with that he was not in fact working with or for donald trump. it's worth mentioning that kellyanne conway was a spokesperson for the mercer family. the mercer family was the lead investor in breitbart, and they are also presumably putting money into a trump super pac. that has something to do with what's going on here. when it comes to what bannon's going to do for the campaign, bannon tends to be a svengali figure who looks fo

adam: and i'm adam shapiro for nicole petallides.state of emergency declared in louisiana as deadly floods claim the lives of five and thousands are rescued from rising waters. more storms may be on the way. lauren: on the caferrian trail donald trump expected to lay out his plans to defeat isis today and hillary clinton heads to pennsylvania hoping vice president biden can help her win those in the keystone states. adam: south korea was closed today for a holiday. lauren: future in the u.s. pointing to higher opening after nasdaq set a second-record high. dow futures up 29. adam: oil is trading higher this morning on word of a potential cut by the saudis to boost prices. lauren: we will see. private equity firm has agreed to buy rcn and grande communications by two and a quarter million dollars. adam: ryan lochte being robbed. lauren: first olympian to win three 100-meter gold medals. adam: it's 5:01 in new york, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: at least on

here with gary shapiro and little chilly this morning... right now... -- have shut down "foothills parkway" and as "shots fired." according to the daily camera -- police and the boulder county sheriff's office are looking for a man they believe is armed. "foothills" is closed from baseline to arapahoe. we're working to get you more information. also happening this mornings -- denver police are still looking for suspects... after one person was shot in denver's montbello neighborhood. it happened tuesday evening on maxwell place. there's no word yet on how that person is doing or why someone shot the victim. and police say there are no suspects in custody. ever since the shooting death of park county sheriff corporal nate carrigan, there have been questions over what happened... and why it happened. for the first time since the deadly shooting ... sheriff frank wegener sat down with 9news to answer some of our questions. the "colorado bureau of investigation" looked at what hundreds of pages from the report. on february 24 ... eight park cou

shapiro." >>> it appears thomas moore groping several patients while they were sedated. a judge ruled yesterday there is enough evidence to move forward with this case. moore has not entered a plea just yet. in addition to the larimer county charges, moore faces charges in weld county and also in nebraska. >>> pueblo police have arrested an unlikely robbery suspect. the 60-year-old woman in these photos is accused of robbing a wells fargo bank friday night. she turned herself in sunday, but the internet is having a bit of fun with the pictures. take a look, here's one from pueblo meme's facebook page. our pueblo grannies can beat up your grannies. >>> today this new type of child proof bottle will be unveiled today at our capitol. it's got a combination lock. greenwood village company is making these, and it's to prevent teens from stealing the prescription drugs from their teen prescription drug abuse nationally and here in colorado is pilfering from parents' medicine cabinet. this prevents that. >> right now this pill bottle will be tested at local pharmacies just to g

i'm tarhonda thomas along with gary shapiro. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us now. marty, this is the first time this morning that a lot of people will be reaching back and maybe dig out a sweater or light weight jacket. >> and rain gear as well. >>> it is not going to be any downpour for us here today. but there will be pockets of rain off and on. through the day. and i wouldn't be surprised sometime in the next two or three hours, when i am out here, if we wille reflecting the city lights, at present, here over the metro area and showers continue up in logan county, and it has been raining there off and on for the last hour or so. and we also have some rain, in and around kenosha pass. up above 12,000 feet, it is in the form of snow. and that happens quite frequently. this time of the year. so some of our foothills friends getting a bit damp this morning. again, very light rain possible at any time between now and the end of the commute.

now here is paul shapiro. [applause] >> all right, thank you veryry much. give it up again for ken botts. was in the amazing?ank you [applause] thank you very much to all of you for coming out. t i know so many of you sacrifice so much for the animal movement. many of you donate your time to the animal movement. many of you donate your money to the animal movement. like there are two people in the audience tonight who have even donated their genetic material to the animal movement. give it up for my parents. [applause] my father is saying is what teaches a? it was a fun time speak with it was my pleasure. [laughter] my >> interesting, my mother didn't say anything. [laughter] there goes the first 60 seconds of this talk. more seriously, the last year has seen some amazing transformations, some huge points in art movements efforts to change the human animal relationship. whether it was the killing of the guerrilla in the cincinnati zoo after he appeared to be helping to try to protect a boy who had fall into its enclosureh and a massive outrage that board th

fox business adam shapiro here with the impact. adam, two important issues here.ness tourism, but then the third might be the election itself. look at this headline from the miami harold. zika infects. adam, could it become a political football in the presidential election? >> the very simple question or answer to that question, liz, is "yes." and here's why. you've got republicans actually joining hillary clinton, who has spoken publically about zika in florida, a key battleground state whereas donald trump is essentially said that the florida health officials have it under control, and he's leaving it up to governor rick scott. now, remember rick scott has actually asked the president and did congress to get their act together and send money to help battle zika. let's see where we stand right now with zika in the entire united states and then florida not only ground zero for locally acquired zika but also a political battleground state in the presidential election. 47 states, roughly 46 states, but there's going to be a 47th one the c.d.c. confirms have cases of

deirdre: adam shapiro, thank you very much. adam with us on the plans. >>> hillary clinton wants to offer a lot of services. you just heard adam talk about this, so universal preschool, paid family leave, debt-free education and saying she can pay for the programs by taxing the rich, wall street and corporations. >> corporations and the super rich should finally pay their fair share of taxes. deirdre: a new estimate of hillary clinton's tax plan shows plan will cost $1.3 trillion over ten years. it is short, more than 2 trillion. grover norquist is with me now. grover, welcome back. does the math check out for hillary clinton's plan? >> she's not clear on everything. she just made a huge mistake by engaging on trump and strongest area and her weakest area. she's been part of the obama administration which had the weakest recovery out of recession in modern history, less than 2% a year whereas reagan's recovery was 4% a year, and she wants more of everything obama did. she talks about taxing rich people but during this campaign

. >>> up next, ben shapiro. the training program on the public's dime. shop is part of the morning ritual around here. people rely on that first cup and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there on time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last into the morning. ♪ look up at a new day... hey guys! now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >>> from the world headquarters of fox news, it's "the kelly file" with megyn kelly. >> a head-turning story at the state university of new york at binghamton tonight, resident advisers there being offered an optional training course called stop white people 2k16. supposedly, this is diversity training, but some say it's actually racist. ben shapiro joins me now, attorney and editor and chief of "the daily wire," which broke this story. ben, good to see you. what's this about? >> basically, there's a resident assistant program, a training program, 40 t

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let's go back to adam shapiro at stock exchange with more details? reporter: cuts are 5500 positions% of the global workforce. we will take the action under this plan beginning in the first quarter of 2017. there was a report in crn which said it would be 14,000 people, and it would be much larger portion of the 20% of their global workforce. this is only 7% of the global workforce. number is 5500 to start in the first quarter of 2017. crn report quoted people within cisco saying that they will catch up as we heard earlier commentator say. they need to catch up with cloud computing. need to shift from hardware into software. that seems what they are going to do here. they promise restructuring will not only eliminate but reinvent substantially all the cost savings from these actions back into the businesses and continue to aggressive invest in focus our areas of future growth, i.e., cloud and analytics. ashley: thank you, adam. 5500 job losses as opposed to 14,000. better than feared. melissa: as more insurers bail with obamacare you could be left wi

ben shapiro, formerly of breitbart, knows the trump campaign's new campaign ceo very well, doesn't like him so much. they join us in just a couple of moments to debate today's move. but first, let's go to carl cameron, chief political correspondent with the very latest from inside the trump campaign. carl? >> reporter: hi, trish. for years when presidential campaigns hit rough patches, they've said, it's time for a reset. and they'll shuffle the deck chairs, move some people around, hire new people. in this particular case, the trump campaign refers to it as an expansion, not a shake up. but the fact of the matter is, the man who'd been running the campaign has now been supplanted by steve bannon. a firebrand conservative, the type of republican who feasts on anti-establishment rhetoric and attacking the institutions of the american body politic. bannon brings to the trump team the type of rhetoric, the type of approach that donald trump himself likes to demonstrate on the campaign trail. bannon is now the top guy. and kelly conway, excuse me, she's been evaluated to campaign manager. n

shapiro tweeted out the -- i asked bannon about that when i met with him in cleveland in july and insteadg something like i'm sorry that this happened to my former employee, he kind of dismissed and said he is a whiner. if you recall a journalist wrote a profile of melania trump and she receive ad a similar treatmt on the phone and e-mail. when melania was asked about it she said these people had been provoked. >> yeah. and there's a sort of international component to it. stumping for dt donald trump in all places, mississippi. >> we reach those people who have never vote until their lives but believe by voting for brexit they could take back control of their borders and get back their pride and self-respect. >> are there deliberate connections and teceven the sorf factions around the world? >> now, here these have been kind of fringe groups. we have had expressions of this in far right parties. one is a politician called for banning the koran and deporting muslims. it is a bit of a global exchange program, if you will. >> yeah, very interesting. we could talk for hours about it. there is

. >>> this morning, a florida woman is suing over the deadly plane gary shapiro's widow is claiming negligence caused the corporate jet to crash into an apartment building. the flight officer was at the controls but our investigators said the cockpit recording you can hear the pilot warn him about decreasing his pair speed too quickly. >>> -- his airspeed too quickly. >>> in a few hours, the top thrill drawingster reopens at the ride. the spokesperson said people were evaluated and released and the ride was inspected befored if's reopening. >>> americans are changing the way they feel about marijuana. how many people smoke pot on a regular bases and how many have tried it. >> and love hue lou? >> yes. >> and the favorite shows for free? that is about to change. what you need to know coming up . >>> good morning. so i thought we would see the hour-by-hour forecast so i can get you prepared for the changes underway today. when you step outside of your door this morning, it's going to be like yesterday. beautiful in the upper 60s. we're going to see tons of sunshine. in fact, grab the sunglasses.

. >> we have been talking on the commu "the communicators," with danny shapiro from nividia. >> 1776. >> yes, sir. >> what is it in >> it a global start up incubater based here in washington, d.c., san francisco and another city. we are focused on world startups like education and energy and health care and these are companies that are hitting all areas of the company and our focus is help them get the right connection whether it is extra capital, mentorship, media attention. >> are you a funder? >> we provide a whole mix of self services for the startups. we work with a number of great institutions that invest in the startups. >> if somebody had an idea, say google and 1776 would pop up? is that how it works? >> we are unique in the sense we focus on highly regulated sectors. these are companies that are disrupting government in some sort of fashion. you have startups all over the world we are working with. not only in washington, d.c. but all over the global. we run stories to identify the promising startups. we travel around the world to find the best companies from africa to israe

i had ben shapiro on. he went "on the record" last night. we were talking about this very topic.n't get any protests by the way when i went to cornell and gave a speech. that is the third most liberal school in the country. i'm glad you are being treated well there. >> most place does use common sense. most people do that there are a view. >> yes, open our ears and minds and give people a chance to differing opinions and express themselves. jeff, thanks for that report. and the university of chicago president of college republicans goes "on the record." thanks for being with us tonight. so we just had that report talking about the school and saying, listen, come here, open your mind, be able to express yourself, and you are not going to find safe spaces. >> yeah, thanks a lot for having me. i think that's important to understand about the letter that was just sent out to all the freshman is that, you know, dean ellison brought a very important issue to the forefront of national discussion right now. and the university of chicago comes from a long and storied tradition of staunch

. >>> i'm gary shapiro. 's successful appeal means that former illinois governor rod blagojevich, in prison in colorado, will be back in ?do4c today. moment will mark a sad anniversary, the second anniversary of michael brown's death in ferguson merger he -- missouri. >> big shakeups could be coming, everything from fracking regulations to boating rules. we show you what could show up on the ballot. >>> i almost can't keep up with all the crashes. >> you keep saying i-25. >> i will add to 25 to that. >>> delays on i-25 are relentless. twenty-five southbound, crash- wise on 225 northbound, a new wreck at the mississippi exit. speeds are in the 20s and the back off -- backups kickoff on parker road. there is a northbound stall, crash at spear and the crash southwestern colorado. they will help kickoff more through the central part of the state. anticipate a handful of storms late afternoon and early evening. very strong winds are possible from e-470 to the east and we are on the lookout for severe storms. a wa

we saw it in depaul when ben shapiro couldn't speak. come on.med from the intolerant left, from the liberal academia. i think this is a bold and smart move by the university of chicago. >> i am on college campuses all the time. you wouldn't imagine things told to the students. they might hear what i have to say and it might hurt them. >> a great idea. students are going to be better off and more correctly diverse and prepared for the real world as a result. >> amen. >>> the real victims of the clinton foundation scandal. >>> i want to say thanks to our cashin crew for joining us. time to wake up, america. for a very long time i warned that the investigation into the clinton foundation would expose damning evidence that the clintons operate at a level we mere americans aren't allowed to operate at. i reported on the likely corruption, pay-to-play and we are finding more evidence former president was working with the highest american diplomat his wife and appearing to sell -- let me rephrase that, trade governments in exchange for massive amounts