shep gordon. longtime resident on maui., teddy pendergrass, luther vandross, blondie, pink floyd. he was years, years, ahead of the chef explosion. sheparding emeril through his early career. he's produced films, worked alongside great french chefs like roger verge. become close to his holiness the dalai lama. basically done everything with everybody in every place. >> shep: i first got here forty years ago. i put one foot on the island and knew i was living here the rest of my life. >> anthony: do you ever look out there and it's just, it's wallpaper? >> shep: never, ever. i say it out loud every day. yeah, my first words in the morning are, "thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you." every day. >> anthony: shep is famously one of the most generous and enthusiastic of hosts. a more stand-up, loyal guy you could barely imagine. and it's no wonder they call the documentary based on his life "supermensch." that's how he's known around the world. here here's known as "that guy who throws great parties." >> anthony

exactly, shep. documents and sending federal prosecutors on wild goose chases saying it wasn't me, it wasn't him, it was him. so we have a very, very serious case here. which was ultimately fruitless for him. the goal was to run a campaign for mayor of philadelphia, to finance it with these loans. he lost the campaign for mayor of philadelphia. then he began scrambling to pay back the loan. >> now, the people testifying against him, the main witnesses -- >> are his former comrades. so his allegation is they're a bunch of crooks, they lied, stole, and cheated, did all of this on their own, i knew about none of it. you indicted them, and they turned state's evidence against me not because what they're saying is true but because they want to stay out of skral themselves. this is a very standard operating procedure federal indictment. you've got a top guy at the totem pole, you indict everybody below him, and then you make deals with all those people so they'll all testify against the top guy. the feds

shep? >> mike, thanks. seems even parents are feeling the bern. apparently they don't want to name their -- they want to name their babies bernie, right? no. they don't. there's word we probably shouldn't expect to meet any hillarys or donald babies either. we have the details. i see a donald spike, it was a long time ago. >> back in the 1950s. "the new york times" looked at the social security data for baby names and saw this past year nobody seemed inspired to name their kids hillary, bernie or donald, at least not very many. previous generations were a little bit digfferent. baby boomers wanted to name their kids after harry and truman and dwight and franklin. those names spiked hugely in the year before they became president. but since 1970s, it hasn't really been a thing. people will wait until after a politician dies like there are a bunch of ronalds after president reagan died in 2004. >> that's interesting. >> the only outlier seems to be barack obama. that name spiked, barack, duri

shep? >> mike, thanks. another way this election is set to make history, huge groups of voters say they can't stand either candidate. ahead, the approval ratings for donald trump and hillary clinton and what voters are saying are their biggest strengths and weaknesses. it's everything you've always wanted. and you work hard to keep it that way. ♪ sometimes, maybe too hard. get claimrateguard® from allstate. it helps keep your homeowners' rate from going up just because of a claim. call an allstate agent first. 888-429-5722. accident forgiveness from allstate will keep his rates from going up. but not his blood pressure. michael james! middle name. not good. get accident forgiveness from allstate and keep your rates from going up just because of an accident. and it starts the day you sign up. so whether it's your car or home, let allstate help protect your rates. talk to a local allstate agent and discover how much more their personal service can do for you. call 888-429-5722 now. you stay up. you listen. yo

. >> good afternoon, do you, shep. as you said, those polls don't mean that much in far out from the general election. heck, a lot can change between now and next week. what they may be is a very powerful signal to a lot of the big republican donors sitting on the sidelines thinking independent not going to go in with donald trump because he's going to get blown out in historic proportions. he may entice some of them to come on board. it's also power to rank-and-file republicans to say maybe the time is now to get behind trump. tease what rick perry is thinking. this morning on fox news, he said that he believes that people will begin to rally around donald trump but that it may just take some time. here's perry. >> i think you will see a very strong coalition and coalescing behind donald trump as we go along. everybody needs their time to have the conversations. i admire speaker ryan for reaching out and saying, hey, we need to talk to each other. there's nothing wrong with that. >> nothing wrong with that and also sp

shep?ter doocy, thank you. a hug-fest in the back there. meantime, hillary clinton is in ohio. the state she won last month. before that, secretary clinton wrapped up her tour of coal country with another stop in west virginia. she ended up apologizing for comments she made a couple of months ago claiming she would "put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business" if she became president. mike emanuel live, athens, ohio this afternoon. clinton folks took her words out of context, that's what the clinton folks are saying. >> reporter: well, shep, yeah. they're say it was out of context. she has also said it was a misstatement, but hillary clinton is saying she felt it was very important to come here to appalachia to visit with folks hard-hit here in coal country. >> i came here knowing that there was a great deal of incredible sense of disappointment, feeling disregarded and left behind, but i want to be a president for all of america. i'm not writing off any part of america, any

shep? >> thank you. on this day in 1851 the u.s. government awarded a patent for an ice machine.as a doctor from florida. at first he used his machine to help cool down his patients who had fevers. he later debut the otherwise maker at a party, saving guests from drinking warm wine. today his basic method is still used in most refrigerators. after an inventor made some summer drinking better, 165 years ago today. have a great weekend. "your world" with neil cavuto begins right now. >> we're picking up on the same story you have been covering this news conference on the maryland shootings two dead 0, two injured, separate instance end dens. a third victim, the suspect's estranged wife, killed yesterday. the 62-year-old suspect arrest inside a boston market, calmly eating when police apprehended him. let's get the latest from authorities. >> the other male victim is in grave condition. the female victim is being treated at a local hospital. while we were at that scene, we got the report, a 9-1-1 call report of another shooting at the giant food parking lot on connecticut avenue in

they're only a only a handful of references to julia in the biography of shep., the husband the husband of a prominent woman is central to her life story and i wrote a lot about him in my book. the second difference i noticed is that jim's biography called the manlius man which is how chev was described by his friends, if this gives you an idea what he must've been mike, the way he was seen by his contemporaries in the way he saw himself. for a while i thought about calling my biography the womanly s woman, but i gave up on that idea because first of all it's a very diminishing habitat for women, doesn't have have the same values as manlius man. really, juliet did not see herself as a parent time of femininity is all. in fact just as carol said she often wish that she had been a boyd. she she was very envious of her brothers. in the first decade of her marriage she actually tried to write a book about a creature of both sexes experiences life as a man and as a woman. this extraordinary manuscript which she never showed anyone but we know about it because of the

ashley of southwest dc, her mother died when shep was just nine. at age 10, a cousin began selling her for sex. when shep was in and hotel rooms and courtrooms and foster cares for years, and just before her 18th birthday she was placed with a foster family that saved her life. now she's in grad school and she's a counselor that operates a facility for trafficking. >> even though i went through something traumatic, it was for me to help other people. >> the sad fact is 2,000 children, 2,000 children, go missing in this country everyday. >>> here are the faces of two missing kids, 113, and another, 14. two friends from fairfax county, both missing for two solids weeks. police tell us the pair might have altered their appearance to avoid being found, that one may have died the ha and danielle needs medicine they didn't take with her. >>> wusa 9 is committed to bringing lost kids home. all day we've been sharing the images of the missing kids. you will see more over the next half hour. check out hashtag #bringthemhome. >>> for a person living with the

. >> all right, shep. thank you. university poll of register the voters in ohio, florida, and pennsylvania. they show a razor sharp close races. secretary clinton wins only 1%. within the margin of error and ohio donald trump and pennsylvania hillary clinton. if that's the matchup come november we have a close race. >> it's striking. there has been this assumption that trump would be fighting from behind against hillary clinton. both parties, really. this is an indication of how close it is. peter brown from quinnipiac joked that this will be a season for divorce lawyers because of such large gap in this poll between men and women. it's a 20-point gap that trump has 20 points among men and hillary clinton 20 points among women? it might be divisive in individual households. >> so, stephen, if trump needs women does picking a vice president running mate does that make a difference. >> it can certainly help as the conversation goes forward whether women vote based on that or not, i don't know. vice presidential picks a

. >> reporter: hi, shep.lary clinton has heard the concerns of her fellow democrats she is not fully able to focus all of her attention on presumptive g.o.p. nominee donald trump until -- while hillary clinton is trying to stop bernie sanders' momentum in kentucky, she is also taking some swipes also mr. trump. in bowling green, clinton said she looks forward to debating trump and then knocked how he would answer potential questions. clinton blasted trump's economic plans. >> if you get ahold of donald trump's plan for the taxes of this country, it is terrificle down economics on steroids. slash taxes on the wealthy. it is a billionaire's plan for other billionaires. >> reporter: before she gets to the general election we have two contests tomorrow, oregon and kentucky, with clinton focusing on the blue grass state. >> kentucky and oregon have primaries tomorrow, but bernie sanders is in puerto rico. >> that's right. it is an early june contest, right before california and new jersey. so, sanders is working t

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. >> shep, senator john mccain says trump's nomination makes this a tough campaign for him. in a voice recording obtained by politico and confirmed by his campaign mccain says, quote, if it's donald trumpty top of the ticket here in arizona, with over 30% of the vote being he hispanic vote no doubt that this may be the race of my life. meanwhile in new hampshire, republican senator kelly ayotte's campaign says she is going support the nominee, though as a candidate herself she hasn't and isn't planning to endorse anyone this cycle. that drew a, huh? on twitter from their rival in the last week other, democratic challenges in ohio, illinois, pennsylvania, nevada, and arkansas, have tied their republican senate opponents to donald trump. >> what are republicans saying now about their chances of holding on to the two houses of congress? >> they have a 58-seat lead in the house and say they're confident they can hold that. in the senate, democrats need to pick up only four seats and hold the white house to reclaim control. some republicans acknowledge trump makes it difficult fo

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. house speaker paul ryan said he and donald trump are planting the seeds to unify the republican party, but he also says coming together will be a process. speaker ryan made those comments today after meeting with trump in washington. >> i'm very encouraged. i heard a lot of good things from our presumptive nominee and we exchanged differences of opinion on a number of things that everybody knows we have. there are policy disputes we will have, there's no two ways about it. plenty of republicans disagree with one another on policy disputes, but on core principles, those are the kind of things we discussed and i'm encouraged. >> keep in mind speaker ryan did not endorse donald trump but he says unifying republicans will take time and he doesn't want the party to fake it. he also called the presumptive nominee a warm and genuine person. trump for his part tweeted that he had a great day in d.c. with speaker ryan and other republican leaders and that things are, quote, working out really

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. >> actually that was shep. >> poor shep. >> what would be good? >> those meetings began really in earnest today and they're going to continue tomorrow. there will be a lengthy short list and it's going to be need to be vetted. they're going to need to have people who know how to do vetting. >> he's already talked favorably about john kasich before he started calling him names and one in 44. >> and rubio. and the reason those are two obvious choices is one, they were rivals, two they come from ohio and florida. in both cases they would offer something. >> oprah. >> so -- >> bernie. >> and what about -- >> newt has talked about him. >> melissa is asking a point. >> i mean you talk about what does he need here. a woman on the ticket. >> condoleezza rice. >> a minority might help with his problems. >> oprah. >> people with all races and somebody from the military might back up the idea that he doesn't necessarily know what he's doing from a military perspective. what are some names on that front. or that you've heard spoken if you don't want to expres

. >>> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. a third-party candidate has entered the race for the white house. he says he thinks he has chance because surveys show the major party front-runners are two of the most disliked and distrusted politicians in the country. former new mexico governor gary johnson won the libertarian nomination for president yesterday at the party's convention? orlando, florida, johnson was a republican when he was governor. he was also the libertarian presidential nominee in 2012 and won less than one percent of the vote. this time around, take a look at this. a recent fox news poll showing johnson getting 10% in a matchup against donald trump and hillary clinton. that poll has trump beating clinton by three points but without johnson in the race the survey shows trump winning by the same margin. gary johnson's running mate is another former republican governor, william wells of massachusetts. johnson told fox news he believes they can draw support from both ends of the political spectrum. >> we're small

harris is in for shep.e a great day. >>> donald trump holding a news conference about raising money for veterans. instead, spending much of the time sounding off on reporters. >> he's a sleaze in my book. you're a sleaze you know the facts and you know the facts well. >> what got trump to go there? we'll talk with carl cameron who had a front row seat. >>> one week from today, the california primary. for democrats it could be a cliff hanger. wide polling shows bernie sanders is now on hillary clinton's heels. so what happens if she can't beat bernie in callie? clinton could be facing a whole different problem. a top staffer is telling supporters about the private e-mail

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. paul ryan said he and donald trump are planting the seeds to unify the republican party, but he also says coming together will be a process. speaker ryan made those comments today after meeting with trump in washington. >> i'm very encouraged. i heard a lot of good things from our presumptive nominee and we exchanged differences of opinion on a number of things that everybody knows we have. there are policy disputes we will have, there's no two ways about it. plenty of republicans disagree with one another on

here's shep. indiana, the indiana primary is tomorrow, and it's as big as everybody projected. and last week, ted cruz said he knew it. last week, ted cruz said indiana means everything to his campaign. last thursday, cruz said the only thing that stands between us and plunging off a cliff is indiana. and then something happened. then candidates started learning from the polls that indiana is a very long shot for ted cruz. a potential nightmare for cruz and anyone in the not trump camp, and by saturday, cruz had left indiana to campaign in california, looking hailed to a state's primary that is a month away. saturday ted cruz said, quote, california is going to decide the republican primary, but indiana is tomorrow. and today in indiana, an extraordinary thing happened. ted cruz was getting heckling from trump supporters, so cruz went over to have a conversation with them. it was a rare confrontation, almost seven minutes long and a sight to behold. in it's entirety, here it is. >> nip that wants to be president owes it to the people of the state to come in front of you ask ask

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then what do i do now, shep smith? what do i do now? what do i do now? seriously, the hype for this event was out of control. you know, it's... it was like if apple revealed the new iphone in the middle of a new beyoncé song in the middle of the new star wars sequel. it was... it was so hyped up. and until last night, trump had been boycotting kelly's show, despite it being the second- highest rated cable news show. and he had good reasons. you've call women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. your twitter account has several disparaging comments about women's looks. you once told a contestant on celebrity apprentice it would be a pretty picture to see her on her knees. does that sound to you like the temperament of a man we should elect as president? yeah, wow. that doesn't even sound like the temperament of a man we should elect as assistant manager at chili's. he looks pretty good in that outfit, you got to admit. -you got to admit. -(cheering, applause) and that debate... that debate was just the jumping-off point for a feud

it was a weird one, shep. i'm neil cavuto. you're looking at your world and a 200-plus point surge in the dow. the growing better seems to be given the lack luster numbers we've seen, the from is less inclined to raise interest rates. we're also winding down the end of earnings season. while it is expected to be yet another quarter where earnings contracted from the year-ago quarter, not as much as they thought. it would be akin o what i used to do with my parents, mom, dad, i'm going to get all ds on my report card. when i got some cs, they thought it was great. facebook despite all this stuff about whether it tries to keep out conservative news and trends, it didn't hurt the stock today. it was up into record territory. amazon, which of course is now going to become sort of like this retail favorite and proof that people are shopping and a lot up to an all-time high today. it was in and out of $700 a share. finally the one we're watching later on today that will complete what has been a largely better there and expected repo

shep neil is next. >>> all right, well, chalk one up for the donald, because today i swear i saw pigs fly. listen. >> the fact that he reached out that we had a good discussion is a positive thing, i'm going to focus on the house and the senate. >> that was lindsay graham, graham, who practically detects donald trump. remember this? >> and then i watch this idiot lindsay graham on television today and he's saying, he's a jackass. >> what about those who say that ted cruz is a danger to our party, he's far more divisive. >> all i can say is like being shot or poisoned, you're still dead. >> you know how you make america great again? you tell donald trump to go to hell. >> i wrote the number down, i don't know if it's the right number, let's try it. >> that is what we call the art of the deal or deal turn around or what a deal for trump, he was winning over people who were frozen out when it came to him and never, ever expressed any inkling of warmth. what happened? what's happening as we speak in to chad, wow, what happened? >> reporter: yeah, well this is sort of epitome of training b

here's shep. indiana, the indiana primary is tomorrow, and it's as big as everybody projected.last week, ted cruz said he knew it. last week, ted cruz said indiana means everything to his campaign. last thursday, cruz said the only thing that stands between us and plunging off a cliff is indiana. and then something happened. then candidates started learning from the polls that indiana is a very long shot for ted cruz. a potential nightmare for cruz and anyone in the not trump camp, and by saturday, cruz had left indiana to campaign in california, looking hailed to a state's primary that is a month away. saturday ted cruz

. >>> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. it is 3:00, and donald trump says he may begin calling hillary clinton by a new nickname. instead of crooked hillary. he is talking about recycling the name he used for his old republican rival, senator ted cruz. >> i wonder if i could say, remember lie n -- i won't say lie lying ted. i'm going retire that from ted. i'm not going to call ted that anymore. not going to call him. but i wonder if i could redo it. >> the presumption -- presumptive republican nominee made the comments just a short time ago. it was a rally in fresno, california and some protesters gathered outside the event but there were no signs of any trouble. california holds its first primary -- or its primary on june 7th and trump has now locked up the needed delegates to win the nomination but says california, that is one of about 15 states he wants to focus squarely on and put in play in november. carl cameron is live in san diego where trump is set to hold another rally. carl, trump says he is focusing on blue stat

. >> well, as you said, shep, call it warren buffet to the rescue. without him you have to wonder what kind of gains we would be looking at today because he must have seen some real value in a beaten down apple stock, key component within the dow jones struggles and bought a billion dollars worth ask that propelled the shares up and the dow. not exclusively but certainly a big wind at this market's back that can use it after three back-to-back-to-back declining weeks. then warren bufffest was look 'at another group to buy yahoo!. the fact that warren buffet is looking at that changed the debate and whether these online powerhouses, even in the case of yahoo!, that got a lot of people's attention and the dow up on the day, yahoo! up on the day. thank the sage for that. more on that in a second. >>> now, to the scramble in the republican party for its soul, and those who just cannot reconcile that donald trump will be their nominee. including one mitt romney, who we are told has been scrambling to find a third-party alternative. he, like some of these

here's shep. >> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for sheppard smith. we're expecting to hear more from donald trump. set to give a big energy speech in bismarck, north dakota, and when that begins we'll take it to you live. first, from the fox news deck, donald trump has clinched the 1237 delegates that he needs to win the republican nomination. that according to the "associated press." it reports the billionaire reached the magic number after some unbound delegates told the news agency they will spurt him at the convention0. so take a look at this. here's the updated count. you can see trump now has 138 delegates, one more than he needs to lock up the nomination, and trump has been the presumptive nominee for weeks already and has been going up for the general election, and stepping up his attacks against democratic front-runner hillary clinton and how says he is willing to debate bernie sanders. >> yes, am. how much is he going to pay me? >> you would do it for a price? >> if i debated him, we would have such high ratings, and i think i should give -

harris is in for shep. have a great day. >>> donald trump holding a news conference about raising money for veterans. instead, spending much of the time sounding off on reporters. >> he's a sleaze in my book. you're a sleaze you know the facts and you know the facts well. >> what got trump to go there? we'll talk with carl cameron who had a front row seat. >>> one week from today, the california primary. for democrats it could be a cliff hanger. wide polling shows bernie sanders is now on hillary clinton's heels. so what happens if she can't beat bernie in callie? clinton could be facing a whole different problem. a top staffer is telling supporters about the private e-mail server scandal and why judge andrew napolitano clinton's legal status could be worse than grave. the judge is here on the news deck. let's get started. >>> i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. donald trump unloaded on the media today. calling some news organizations dishonest and unfair. trump, the presumptive republican nomin

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. "your world" is next. can. >> hurry up and wait. hi, everybody. i'm in are in neil cavuto and this is a special memorial day edition of "your world." summer flyers getting a first taitz of the lock -- long lines this woke wean. the tsa scrambling to fix a affect marry playing the nation's airports. one carrier reporting 70,000 customers missed flights this year because of the delayed screenings. to fox's mike tobin at chicago's o'hare international airport on what is being done. mike? >> reporter: hello. this is o'hare airport, ground zero for airline congestion. 40,000 bags did not get onboard flights, people were sleep neglect to terminal waiting for connections. travel is expected to increase over the summer. it's at record levels now and expected to increase another four percent. the question is what is being done about it? congress has approved an additional $34 million for the tsa to convert some part-time staff into full-time staff. the tsa is looking for an additional $24 million to be approved to convert another 2700 employees the meantim

. >> thank you, shep. just one note, the federal protective service apparently had taken away his gun and badge after a protective was issued. we assume this involved his wife but we are not absolutely certain of that. he was placed on administrative leave, we understand. garrett tenny is live at the scene of today's first shooting in bethesda, maryland. >> reporter: john, we're here, just getting ready for the police conference to get under way. the police have been releasing very few details. we have learned the fbi is here on the scene, assisting in this investigation. they do believe that these two shootings are related and they are looking into the possibility that they are related to the shooting that took place yesterday afternoon at a high school just about 20 minutes away that involved that federal protective services agent. we do know as we are looking ahead so far if that is the case, that will be six people he is responsible for shooting over the last 24 hours alone. police say one of those ind

shep mig she might like it. info available on billoreilly.com.the "killing reagan" movie will be seen in october on nat geo. is there a killing patton production planned? i'll keep you posted. finally tonight, tip of the day. as you may have heard, my new book out in september "killing the rising sun" will be released on september 13. that's a little rue dentant but that's okay it's a live show. it deals with the defeat of japan in world war ii. so after he heard that, president obama decided to go to hiroshama on may 27. well, i might be exaggerating. after he heard that part. but he's going over there. and the atom bomb will come up. very interesting. because what we found out, researching the book, will stun you. factor tip of the day. keep an eye on president obama's visit to japan and hiroshima. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. oreilly@foxnews.com. word of the day, do not be foppish when writing to the factor. we will have politics of course, reaction to the trum

here's shep. >> it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon on the west coast, and decision time in indiana. >>'s over with, folks. it's over with. and then we focus on hillary clinton. >> we are neck and neck. this race is tied in indiana. >> how are you, sir? >> the cruz ticket pressing the flesh, pushing voters to the polls. >> it is my prayer that hoosiers will come out and vote today in record numbers. >> but hoosiers haven't all been hospitable. >> too slow! >> on the other side, sanders making a stand.

shep also had about $300,000 in tv advertising after her campaign stopped primary ads. her husband won kentucky twice in 1992 and 1996. she won the primary there more than eight years ago. she tried to sell her role, the role her husband would play if she's elected as the economic czar, due to his popularity over the years there. clinton tried to take aim at the presumptive gop nominee trump, mocking how he'd answer questions in a debate with her. >> it's a loose cannon. when he says, hey, let's pull out of nato. the best defense alliance in the history of the world in my opinion. these are consequential statements. this rhetoric in and of itself is not just offensive, it is dangerous. we cannot afford that kind of demagoguery in the white house. >> after losses in indiana and west virginia, hillary clinton tonight is trying to stop bernie sanders momentum. she did not compete in oregon. her campaign believing that would be sanders country, brett. >> mike emmanuel in brooklyn tonight, thanks. let's look at this board we have on the screen. right now, bernie sanders is l

that's coming up when i fill in for shep on "shepard smith reporting." >>> back here now on "the real trump both weighing in on the egyptair disaster today. they both seem to think that it points to terrorism. but that's where their agreement on anything pretty much ends. >> it does appear that it was an act of terrorism. exactly how, of course the investigation will have to determine. >> you think that donald trump is qualified to be president? >> no, i do not. i know how hard this job is. and i know that we need steadiness, as well as strength and smarts in it. and i have concluded he is not qualified to be president of the united states. >> mrs. clinton also making it clear that she will be the democratic nominee, although bernie sanders is still in the race. >>> digging deeper now on politics with reaction to donald trump's list of 11 possible supreme court justice replacements for justice antonin scalia who passed away recently. the list includes five people who were floated by the conservative heritage foundation two months ago. mr. trump saying the group was assisting him in co

in the meantime, shep teased at the end of the show, what's going on with the civil reactions in the market? we were down 100, early in the day we'd been up almost triple digits. again, a lot of the seesawing on minutes we just got out of the last federal reserve meeting. this is some weeks old here. in which they seem to be telegraphing the likelihood, i stress the likelihood that they are going to raise rates next month. and that it would only take a strin string of weak data or some other jarring event that would stop them from doing that so the markets now, little more than 48 hours ago were not ready to see a rate hike and didn't want to think that it could happen. well now they brace themselveses. it could happen. next month. happy summer. by the way, the fallout politically, oh, you don't even want to go there. but i will go there. a little bit later. >>> in the meantime, donald trump taking these assurances to build up his bona fides. the guy is orchestrating that and doing a pretty incredible job of connecting all these disparate groups. senator jeff sessions is next. [phone

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shep responded my booedness that is not goings to happen.t is the problem with this, she hasn't taken to the point where people think she is taking it seriously. >> she has not taken responsibility for what she did. i was listening to president obama, there is top secret and then there's top secret. harris: right. >> well, how do you, something is top secret. doesn't fall into two categories in my citizen. if i'm an american citizen i'm thinking something is top secret, it doesn't have a, b, or c-classification. he is talking about what might have been in the emails. i think it was -- he called her careless. president obama called secretary clinton careless -- harris: which is not illegal. >> it is not illegal, but really think about it, someone in the most powerful position in this country to be carelessly taking care of things, that has to do with national security or has to do with their servers or emails? it gives us pause to stop and think about what's going to happen if. harris: she signed that document, right? she signed that document

here's shep. >>> now, "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news deck. >> it's 3:00 in washington, where it seems some top republicans are warming up to donald trump. the presumptive gop nominee is set to meet tomorrow with republican leaders in congress. a sittown thatsittowndown that ryan said he wasn't ready to sit down with trump just yet. suggesting a turn saying the bigger issue is beating hillary clinton come november. a source close to ryan says he doesn't like trump's proposal to temporarily ban muslims entering the country among other

here's shep. >> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for sheppard smith.e're expecting to hear more from donald trump. set to give a big energy speech in bismarck, north dakota, and when that begins we'll take it to you live. first, from the fox news deck, donald trump has clinched the 1237 delegates that he needs to win the republican nomination. that according to the "associated press." it reports the billionaire reached the magic number after some unbound delegates told the news agency they will spurt him at the convention0. so take a look at this. here's the updated count. you can see trump now has 138 delegates, one more than he needs to

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operations, maintenance, inspection data a little more directly but also it's another platform to also shep the states. some of them are still looking to invest in their own procedures themselves. so if we're able to help them it also helps the federal regulator and bottom line we get a much better picture of the overall operation of any given pipeline, any given company if we're able to have that data inform our inspection process. >> it sounds as if you have got a lot on your plate already. and also that your main thrust as far as methane emissions are concerned is in natural gas storage. what are you finding in the states which have regulated this up till now? and do you expect to have a lot of conversation with them about this? >> thank you. absolutely. we've had over the course of time an enormous amount of conversation with the states. the states actually participated. i think there were upwards f ten states that participated. they participated in the recommended -- the standard setting committees that develop the recommended practices that api published last fall. so you had state co

and a similar question, we have -- what we use is the shep survey and other health care systems ask the same question as part of the cap survey, but that question is was the care available to you when you needed it. and that really is how we need to feel about accessing in a veteran-centric way. we want to be transparent, sir, and we just feel like as we've gone through all the descriptions of create date, desired date, you know, all those -- all those other descriptors, we've managed to confuse a lot of people and really the most important person we want to satisfy is the veteran. and so our measures -- >> in this situation it's certainly not like other items in health care. we're dealing with suicide. >> yes, sir. >> obviously a very serious matter. i'm not saying the others are not, so what is the number? i heard the long description how difficult. if you call and push seven, you're one of the lucky 12 vas you don't have to dial the crisis hotline, how long does it take for you to see a mental health care provider? and do you not have that number, or tell us. >> so, first of all, if

and a similar question, we have what we use is the shep survey and other health care systems ask the same question as part of the cap survey, but that question is was the care available to you when you needed it. and that really is how we need to think about access in a set iran-centric way. we want to be transparent, sir, and we just feel like as we've gone through all the descriptions of create date, desired date, you know, all those, all those other descriptors, we've managed to confuse a lot of people. and really the most important person we want to satisfy is the veteran -- >> well, in this situation, it's certainly not like other items in health care. we're dealing with suicide. >> yes, sir. >> obviously, a very serious matter. i'm not saying the others are not, but -- so what is the number? i heard the long description how difficult. if you call and push 7, and you're one of the lucky 12 v.a.s, you don't have to dial the crisis hotline, how long does it take where for you to sa mental health care provider? and do you not have that number, or tell us. >> so, first of all, if yo

and a similar question, we have -- what we use is the shep survey and other health care systems ask the same question as part of the cap survey, but that question is was the care available to you when you needed it. and that really is how we need to feel about accessing in a veteran-centric way. we want to be transparent, sir, and we just feel like as we've gone through all the descriptions of create date, desired date, you know, all those -- all those other descriptors, we've managed to confuse a lot of people and really the most important person we want to satisfy is the veteran. and so our measures -- >> in this situation it's certainly not like other items in health care. we're dealing with suicide. >> yes, sir. >> obviously a very serious matter. i'm not saying the others are not, so what is the number? i heard the long description how difficult. if you call and push seven, you're one of the lucky 12 vas you don't have to dial the crisis hotline, how long does it take for you to see a mental health care provider? and do you not have that number, or tell us. >> so, first of all, if