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that's coming up at the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting "". >> so much explanation about exclamations between chris stirewalt and shep smith reporting. thanks shep look forward to your show. >>> there's a new reportration concerns about the privacy of medical data being stored for obamacare. here it is. associated press finding the government plans to store those personal medical records forever with no clear plan for destroying old records when they are no longer needed. the system lists all kinds of personal information that hackers love to get ahold of including social security numbers, bird dates, employment status and the all important financial account. >>> another big deal for cvs. the drug store chain buying target pharmacies and their clinic. the nearly $1 billion deal will give krfgs 1,700 more locations in 47 states. target pharmacies will be re-branded now as cvs pharmacy and will operate as separate stores within target stores. last month cvs agreed to buy omnicare which distributes drugs to nursing homes for more than $12.5. change on the horizon for summer a

it's all ahead in this hour of "shepard smith reporting." >>> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. the united states is putting russia's president putin on notice says a top u.s. commander who compares russia's recent moves to nazi germany. the defense secretary ash carter says the u.s. will send hundreds of tanks and other equipment to several of our nato allies including former soviet states in eastern europe. it's a show of military might meant to match russia's war games. the defense secretary says the u.s. will also help equip nato's so-called rapid response force. that's a team to defend our allies from any russian threat. this comes after economic punishments failed to force russian troops out of eastern ukraine, or as president putin once called it the new russia. putin's already taken over the crimeian peninsula. he denies sending russian troops into ukraine but he also says he wants to protect russian speakers in ukraine. sound familiar from your history class? that's the same reason the nazis gave when they moved into czechoslovakia and took over the german-speaking regi

i'm john scott in for shepard smith. the dow a little unhappy.next. >> welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. it is the issue taking this presidential race by storm and guess what, it all started right here. >> fix it for the next 50 years we need start working on it now. and progressively raise the retirement age. people that are near retirement, or already in retirement, i don't believe there should be -- >> ten years away? >> something like that. >> if all the other republican candidate want to say they're goes to cut people's social security and cut medicare benefits after they paid in for 50 years of work and i'm the only one on the other side of the stage saying it wind chill dot that i'm happy to be in that short line. >> politically minute. >> mean is believe the[ government ought to honor

i'm gretchen carlson now let's head over to shepard smith. >> just when you thought in the prison escape couldn't get any weirder, accusations this woman plotted with the inmates to kill her own husband. he is still alive. she is behind bars and the convict killers are still on the room. the william whom hack saw made feel special may not be the only one in trouble. >> based on investigations there's other people that may be arrested. >> the investigation in the manhunt coming right up. also just moments away from jeb bush's official announcement. we'll take you to miami for his presidential campaign kickoff and of all the republican candidates who has the best chance to against hillary clinton. let's get to it. >>> good monday afternoon to you and yours from the fox news deck this afternoon. so much to do today. we'll begin with the prison worker accused of helping two inmates escape from a maximum security facility in new york. they discussed a plot to kill her husband before helping the two break out. that is according to multiple published reports today. the woman named joyce mitchel

. >>> i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. the savage murder of a police officer may have been only a few hours away. so agents knew they had to make their move. that's according to a source of the boston globe newspaper who says the two terror suspects were going to put their plan into action yesterday and go after an officer. instead, police and federal agents in boston shot and killed one suspect, arrested another, and there's also word of a possible third suspect who police are still trying to find. more on that in a moment. right now, authorities say they've been trailing the men fo watching them 24 hours a day. they say the men were inspired by the islamic state terror army online. police say they approached one of them yesterday when he pulled out this knife and lunged at them. soon after, they raided a house and napped a second man. they say he was part of the planned attack on police as well. we caught a glimpse of that suspect as police took him into custody. he's due in court in 30 minutes. we'll update you on that

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i'm greg jarrett in for shepard smith.s next. >> the affordable care act is here to stay. >> the law is a disaster. not what the president just said. it's a total disaster. >> please, relieved and not particularly surprised. >> i disagree with their decision. believe obamacare is bad for americans. >> so jubilant. a victory for common sense. >> the court may have spoken but the people of america still need to speak. >> news flash. don't stick a fork it in because the way things are looking now my friends obamacare is here to stay. welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto on an historic day. fox on top of a supremely good day for one barack obama and the signature legislation that has defined his presidency. so drop the

i am in for shepard smith and your world with neil cavuto. going into neil. >>> well right we're live in boston where a terror suspect and officials believe that the suspects and the alleged may have been radicalized by isis. something that i brought up earlier today on my new fox business show coast to coast. >> typically they call on attacking the military installations or behaeldeading of the police officers. my concern is that this is the beginning of a wave of these attacks. >> someone here says that it's time to stop the waves before it rolls over us. time for many profiling and not less. get ready. this is abilityout to get dicy. >> reporter: the man making the appearance is accused of working with another man the man that was killed yesterday here in boston by an fbi agent and a police officer following a joint terrorism investigation. wright is accused of destroying or mutilating an object. in this case it was rahim smart phone. we received information from an fbi agent. this is from special agent that's been assigned to the joint te

time to check in with shepard smith live from the fox news deck. going by quick today. >> we are early today. the reason is because josh earnest is going to be a guest in the next hour we wonder around here if he forgot about, well the constitution. then we wonder what it feels like for the white house to be lock step with the republican leadership. there is this argument this whole collecting up everything on all the americans and putting it somewhere to look at later, really they can't do because of this weird, obscure, old, old, old piece of paper. they call it the constitution. judge napolitano says that josh earnest is wrong, that the white house is wrong, that the congress is wrong and they are all trampling the constitution because terror. be afraid. we'll ask josh earnest about that. i'll ask him in lots of different ways or try to. >> i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. >> all right. >>> gop presidential hopeful did he chaired, undeclared in the key state of florida today taking part in an economic growth summit. bobby jindal i

i'm greg jarrett in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >>> thank you greg. south carolina senator lint si graham saying it is time, it is time to put that confederate flag away. in south carolify<9x governor's nikki haley about to urge the same? your world is changing far's fast start right now. fox on top of a very new song of the south and a flag that for some speaks to south carolina's confederate feisty past and to others a racial past. today how a shooting at a church in charleston changed everything in palmetto state. i will have alveda king on the phone. first to bishop e. w. jackson who says removing the flag is the right call now. very good have to you. obviously the shooting changed everything. what do you think of the timing5wzaÑ today? >> well, look, we have to acknowledge that the confederate flag for some people sincerely calls to mind their heritage, their legacy, their values,'ing proud southerners but it's also a very painful symbol for black folks. in fact it frightens some people. some people see the confederate flag and think these may be

that's coming up on "shepard smith reporting." >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal will soon make anment whether he is joining the 2016 presidential fray. with so many people in the race and a limited pot of money, who is going to get it? we'll debate the cash next. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> welcome back everyone. the field for republicans running for the white house getting ever more crowded, which could bring up the challenge raising the dough. louisiana governor bobby jindal will announce june 24th. >> the biggest lie bill clinton ever told was not about monica lewinsky. it's when he said that the era of big government was over. big government is swallowing our country whole. it is time we take our country back. >> joined now by chris pollutant and lesley marshall. great to see the both of you. it's all about the dough when you want to run for political office. it made us wonder at our "real story" meeting this morning, whether or not these candidates can

i'm john scott in for shepard smith. the dow a little unhappy. neil cavuto is next. >> welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. it is the issue taking this presidential race by storm and guess what, it all started right here. >> fix it for the next 50 years we need start working on it now. and progressively raise the retirement age. people that are near retirement, or already in retirement, i don't believe there should be -- >> ten years away? >> something like that. >> if all the other republican candidate want to say they're goes to cut people's social security and cut medicare benefits after they paid in for 50 years of work and i'm the only one on the other side of the stage saying it wind chill dot that i'm happy to be in that short line. >> politically minute. >> mean is believe the[ government ought to honor promises to people. >> gradually increase retirement age, change the rate of increase in benefits so it matches inflation rather than exceeding inflation. both of those for younger workers, people my age. >> men's test benefits. >> no, soci

general stan mackris tall explained the limits of air power to shepard smith. >> i think airstrikes willey will in reality not be decisive militarily. they will build confidence of iraqi soldiers on the ground and maybe other coalition forces. >> reporter: maps of what territory isis held at the start of the air war back in august, shows after 300 days of bombing and more than 3800 airstrikes isis holds more territory. former military commanders say one of the problems the time it takes for u.s. pilots to get permission to strike isis targets. >> you're talking about hours in some cases which by that time the particular tactical target is left the area and or the aircraft is run out of fuel. approximately 25% of the aircraft that have been sent out on strikes sorties release ordnance. in other words 75% return home not releasing ordnance. >> reporter: these very questions will be put to general hesterman during the pentagon briefing that just begun. jamie: jennifer, keep us updated. thank you so much. jon: back on the campaign trail now, four democratic candidates are officially running

i'm shepard smith in new york. now "your world" with neil cavuto. >> and the buildup is on. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto. waiting to hear from jeb bush who hopes to become the third bush who makes his way to the white house. his dad is not there his brother is not there but his mom is there and we're told he just talked to to his dad on the phone. this is jeb bush distinguishing himself from this family and other candidates. chance are he will have about $100 million to run this race at this stage of the game. $100 million. by comparison, mitt romney, four years ago at this very stage of the game, had $20 million and that was an eye-popping amount then. that was then. this is now. money is the great elixir, and we're told that hillary clinton has a similar war chest to go. so money will matter. the pressure right now is on front-running candidate many argue, has to share the wealth with other candidates. they're ready for the introduction of jeb bush, we're ready -- this is his time, the third bush to make a run for the white house here. keep in hind there is bush on a

. >>> shepard smith. >> happy monday. and women who served our nation in war came home with injuries they do not even know about. that's according to scientists with the department of veterans affairs. these scientists report some veterans are showing troubling signs of early aging. symptoms that really look to the scientists like dementia or the deadly alzheimer's disease. some veterans reported being near roadside bombs that blew up but others say they don't remember getting hurt at all. and another big mystery from these scientists. injured veterans who got the all-clear from their doctors years ago are now learning that their brain's wiring is falling apart. these are american heroes. what's happening here? and exactly what can we do to help these wounded hereoes? that's top of the hour. >>> a college pitcher turning heads in a big way. he's a little different than the arms we're used to seeing on the mound. >>> cowboys coming to the rescue not seen since the days of the old wild west. >> everybody just wants to be a

i'm greg jarrett in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >>> thank you greg., it is time to put that confederate flag away. in south carolify<9x governor's nikki haley about to urge the same? your world is changing far's fast start right now. fox on top of a very new song of the south and a flag that for some speaks to south carolina's confederate feisty past and to others a racial past. today how a shooting at a church in charleston changed everything in palmetto state. i will have alveda king on

i'm john scott in for shepard smith. "your world with neil cavuto" is next. >>> well, thank you, john. he is the attorney who could bring the president's signature health law down. and where do you think mark carbon is showing up? here and only here just minutes from now. >>> but first, here's how sad this government hacking is getting. even white house press secretary john earnest has admitted he's among those who was hacked. he was one of those. i'm neil cavuto. to the left of the stairs at this very minute at this very second behind closed doors senators are being briefed on that massive breach of our personal information. is this live? i apologize, i misspoke. but to the left of the escalators is where they are headed off for this private meeting. so the meeting was above that it's below that. are you with me here? it's a super secret meeting and only certain few can go to it. i was trying to build up the drama, but apparently to little avail. so how many of us are affected by this and why can't we all descend on the

top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting". >> we'll be watching. >> thank you. >>> breaking news onhe deteriorating situation in greece. crowds gathering outside the parliament hoping for assurances from the prime minister that their money is safe and now the word that s&p is downgrading the credit rating. charles payne is here on what it all means for us. >>> and just in case you were wondering, yes, everything does taste better fried, even oreos, ew but they are good i have tried them. the hottest double down deep fried delicacy next. ... ... ♪ [music] ♪ defiance is in our bones. new citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. >>> fox news alert. the s&p downgrading greece's credit rating to triple c negative. that is essentially deep in junk status territory as the country plummets towards default. it shut its banks in at least a last-ditch effort to prevent collapse. will it work that's the question and folks there now only allowed to actually withdraw 60 euros, about $67 from their atms daily. joining me now charles

. >>> breaking news shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> well it's that time again. there has been a rule for reporters, you do not report on bomb threats, because when you report on bomb threats, you get more bomb threats. you report on bomb threats when it's confirmed there is actually a bomb. it would appear that rule is now suspended when the threat is to the white house briefing room as witnesses here and everybody else has poor cover. secret service agents evacuated the west wing. this after they say somebody phoned in a bomb threat targeting the white house. it happened as press secretary josh earnest was giving his white house briefing. you can see all the reporters then shuffling out of the room. security officials minutes ago let reporters back inside. josh earnest has since resumed the briefing as you saw, and said the president was in the white house during the evacuation. a live look here as you can see. check out the map here you can see how close the briefing room is to the oval office as was being discussed in the last hour. that's public knowledge a

. >>> i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. extraordinary moments in the courtroom as the suspect in the charleston church shootings made his first court appearance. family members of the victims speaking in court emotionally. describing the loved ones they lost and in many cases telling the accused killer, we forgive you. we will have those powerful video moments in its entirety just moments away from now. but first we're hearing the voice of the accused killer for the very first time. >> what is your age? >> 21. >> you're 21 years ol'. are you employed? >> no, sir. >> you're unemployed at this time? >> yes sir. >> he is charged with nine counts of murder. each one for a victim. a source telling fox news, dylann roof confessed and the south carolina governor is saying she will push for the death penalty. we're learning more about why police say he committed mass murder in the house of god. a survivor said the gunman told the victims that black people were take over the country and he wanted to start a race war. friend says he

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we're going to have more on the manhunt and the holes in security coming up on "shepard smith reportingjaky, bam to you. >> and we look forward to seeing you, gregg. thanks. >>> i want to give you more on our top story right now. law enforcement officials are combing a new wooded area of northern new york state. it happens to be jstd 20 miles from the maximum security prison where richard matt and david sweat excape more than two weeks ago. state police have discovered new evidence that ties those convicted murderers to a cabin nearby. lis wiehl is a fox news legal analyst and have invited her to talk about this case. >> great to be here. >> another update is that there's another prison worker who is involved maybe up to four prison workers involved. just think about this for a minute, jamie. how did they do and plan it out and all that? one of the things they did is put rumpled up clothes in the beds so the guards didn't see that they were there. come on. watching the movies back in grade school so it's incredible to me it a this happened but the qualifications for new york correctiona

and it was a very emotional moment between me, shepard smith was interviewing me. >> i have been on theall day because i have had so many warm wishes from everyone there and i must thank everyone. it's very emotional for me to be back. >> there was something about covering the military and having covered the wounded warriors and the people had been injured. you needed to get back on horse. and then i got involved with luker and the independence fund. did i a story on a quadruple amputee named staff sergeant john peck. and he told us about these incredible chairs, thee track chairs, and he was like a kid at christmas time when he was given this at walter reed. they were giving away two chairs. and we realized there were 2 o0 other guys who all wanted one of these chairs. and that's when i approached you. you profiled these guys and these are life changing. >> sure, now with thousand guys have them. >> we just had the ceremony we gave away the thousandth chair. >> we will give away a thousand more. >> if you hadn't talked about it, bill, it would have never happened. >> you and the guys w

i'm greg jarrett in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. >> the affordable care act is here to stay. >> the law is a disaster. not what the president just said. it's a total disaster. >> please, relieved and not particularly surprised. >> i disagree with their decision. believe obamacare is bad for americans. >> so jubilant. a victory for common sense. >> the court may have spoken but the people of america still need to speak. >> news flash. don't stick a fork it in because the way things are looking now my friends obamacare is here to stay. welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto on an historic day. fox on top of a supremely good day for one barack obama and the signature legislation that has defined his presidency. so drop the paddles. the affordability healthcare act is alive and ill well and anything healthcare stock related is hotter than hot. today we dig into the fast and furious healthcare fallout with rick santorum, who still hopes to repeal it. democrat who says just get over it. ben stein on what

. >> now, "shepard smith reporting," live from the fox news desk. >> to kick things off today, the fox urgent is the senate is right now voting on whether to restore some of the government's controversial surveillance programs. it could take a while as lawmakers vote on several amendments to m bill. but one thing that's for certain, the days of the fed storing our phone records, i don't know maybe are an end. while lawmakers vote on several amendments to that bill. one thing, the days of the storing, it appears they're coming to an end. let's move forward, please. a live look at the senate floor. the bill that the senate is taking up would end the government's practice of sweeping up all americans' call logs. but it would be exactly the same thing because the phone companies would do it and the nsa would still be there and they would still have access to it and those fake courts they call the fisa courts those would still make all the decisions. so they'd still be all up in your business and the white house and your republican leadership on the hill are now in lock-step on a matter tha

. >>> i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith.xtraordinary moments in the courtroom as the suspect in the charleston church

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neil: you know in all seriousness, i think shepard smith hit it. always would make you smile. i think that says something. but you're always, you had some difficulties in life. but you just, forget it. you're always, always upbeat. always in your face. always just having fun. >> well, a part of that comes from roger. i know you sound like i'm kissing up but i mean, you know, neil. neil: great guy. funny. good sense of humor. >> he says, you know, negative people are like a cancer. and by the way, people, that you work with every day and you love them and they're talented and all, they, when they say how are you, they don't want to hear, well, i want to tell you. they want, fine, okay. why not? and by the way, i really, not faking it. i mean i really am, you can't fake that you will at time. neil: he lights up a room. he is a guy you want at your party. i'm telling you that. i'll tell you, we had a devil of a time getting imus saying something nice about him. that is imus. connell. not a one. kidding about that. not a one, not a one with this gentle

. >> shepard smith, shepard preferably. >> you don't have a belly button. >> if this were on tape quoon. and you got me twisted. zbh i love you. >> that was the belly button super model is out. that is the super model without a belly button. >> you mention to keep it real. and that message of the new book is fantastic. it is called "getting real." how exciting. gretchen carlson, everybody. first of all, i love you. i'm driving through the pickup line for school. i listen to your show every day. if i'm home i get to watch it. >> thank you. >> i love this book. i feel like i got to know you so well through it. >> that's the whole point of it. to know my struggles along the way. sometimes people that tv personalities don't have any struggles. and this book is almost all about always striving for the best and the american dream is alive and well. >> you sat on the couch for many years. i thought i knew all the stories. you opened up with a story after you were crowned miss america there say reporter in the back of the room who thought she was going to put you to the test. >> she put me to