our own shepard smith, beginning 2:00 p.m. eastern here on fox news channel. >>> this is also happening. right now bernie sanders meeting with president obama still at the white house. and the pressure is building for bernie to drop out of the race and clear the way for hillary clinton. we'll keep an eye on that. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, jedediah bila, co-host a of "after the bell" on fox business, melissa francis, her tv husband. >> getting me in trouble at home. harris: i said tv. >> i know you did, thank you. harris: co-host of "after the bell" as well and host of "forbes on fox," david asman. he is outnumbered. welcome back. >> thanks for having me here. >> yes, we do. i love david. >> we do great together. harris: a lot to talk about the economy later this hour. >> absolutely. harris: you know what? it is time to talk bernie sanders. president obama having a sit-down talk at the white house. no doubt they will discuss unifying the democratic party for a general election brawl w

i'm shepard smith in new york. this is fox news channel's breaking news coverage of a shooting at ucla. a complete lockdown as authorities from all over the region come in and police have confirmed two people have been shot. the authorities have not said this but there are multiple reports, including from witnesses on scene and the campus newspaper, that the suspect is a young man in his 20s, dressed in black pants and a black jacket. the question now is -- where is that suspect. and further, what's the condition of the two people who have been, according to authorities, injured. we have live pictures coming in from our number of affiliates there, plus our own adam housley is on scene waiting for authorities to update us. we've seen people run all over this campus. the initial reporting from the first eyewitnesses to the campus newspaper was, the whole campus just started running and i started running, too, said one young woman over a cell phone to the newspaper. quoting, everybody was confused. we got into a build

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i'm shepard smith in new york and this is "shepard smith reportin reporting". here's what we know, two people are dead inside an engineering building on the campus of ucla. engineering building 4, surrounded by parking lot number 9. it's as clenicinical as that. here's what we believe happened from the reporting of authorities and otherwise. the police chief has indicated that the shooter may be among the dead. again, two men dead inside the engineering building there on campus. there is nothing to indicate at this moment there are other suspects. and at this moment there is nothing to indicate that there are other victims. that said, the lock down remains -- i should say the order to shelter in place at ucla is still in effect. we've just learned all final exams scheduled for today at ucla have been cancelled. they will be rescheduled no doubt. 43,177 students at ucla. plus staff and professors and all you need to make the plus run can top 70,000 people on that campus. and right now, all of it is in lock down as are two nearby elementary schools and other area

so as shepard smith reports some schools are starting classes a little later. >> mainly the impact is that the morning struggle to get the kids out the door and into school on time has been less stressful. >> we saw evidence of that at don's ferry high school in new york where administrators pushed back the first bell. students say an extra half hour of sleep has helped them remain focused. >> the later bell schedules help that. i'm more aware. >> one parent, a school board member, says the idea came down to common sense. >> our start time, which was 7:38, was awfully early, and in the last four years more and more literature was coming out talking about adolescent sleep schedules. >> the snores for disease control and prevention published a report showing the average start time for public high schools in the u.s. is 7:59 a.m. but the american academy of pediatrics recommends starting classes no earlier than 8:30. suggesting the natural sleep cycles of teenagers make it difficult for. the to fall asleep before 11:00 at night. >> they're overscheduled, stay toupe late studying and unfo

♪ this is my fight song >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith.illary clinton wrapping up a campaign rally in raleigh, north carolina. you can see it's kind of a follow-up to her big economic speech in columbus, ohio yesterday. she spoke for about 51, 52 minutes, gave a few more specifics talking about how to eliminate student debt, how to raise wages for the middle class by creating profit sharing. and of course she also took several swipes at her opponent donald trump, who had his own big speech today. let's get live now to jennifer griffin. she's in raleigh, north carolina with the former secretary of state. jennifer, she really kind of defended the clinton foundation because trump went after the clinton foundation pretty heavy today. >> reporter: she did. and in fact, what was interesting, trace, is at first it seemed like she wasn't going to mention donald trump. in fact, as we were listening, it took her 40 minutes before she even said his name. it seemed like a re different speech. it seemed like she was just going to talk about how she was

. >> announcer: now, "shepard smith reporting," live from the fox news deck. >>> first from the fox news deck this tuesday afternoon, donald trump has just said it's time for america to take back its future. like britain did with its brexit vote. that's the theme of his first policy speech on the economy, which he says globalization has destroyed. >> i want you to imagine how much better our future can be if we declare independence from the elites who led us from one financial and foreign policy disaster to another. our friends in britain recently voted to take back control of their economy, politics, and borders. >> donald trump blamed the global economy for wiping out the middle class, as he put it, and he went hard after the united states free trade negotiations in deals with other nations. that goes against decades of republican position in favor of trade deals and global expansion. analysts say part of the billionaire's strategy is to appear to blue-collar voerlts and appeal to them, those who leaned democratic in past elections. donald trump made the speech not in one of his ritzy

shepard smith reports right now. ♪ ♪ >> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> how didhappen? how, exactly did this terror attack in turkey go down moment by moment? what happened as the attackers entered the airport in istanbul? tonight, we have answers and video. and we'll show you what we have learned since the bombing happened at 8:50 p.m. local time in istanbul, 10 minutes before 3:00 eastern time this afternoon as we were preparing for our afternoon hour. new from the turkish prime minister moments ago 36 people confirmed by the prime minister dead. many dozens more wounded as many as 140 but the prime minister said just about 45 seconds ago a very small number of those who are injured are seriously injured. we believe fewer than 10. nobody has claimed responsibility but we have pieced together the sequence of events through the accounts, official and witness from the scene. three suicide bombers we're now told according to authorities. and we believe the first was at the initial spot in the airport. now, think of this. we are outside the airport. and right as you

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. >>> hey, shepard smith on the fox news desk.allout for donald trump after the majority leader mitch mcconnell just said about his party's nominee and his treatment of minorities. >>> plus, we'll tell you where our news team just spotted chris christie right after he gave a heated defense of donald trump. lots of politics op this primary tuesday top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." . >>> now to the growing controversy over donald trump's comments about the judge in his donald trump university case. marco rubio saying it's offensive, he should stop saying it. he's wrong. the judge is an american. this is a tough decision for a lot of republicans to make because on one hand you don't want hillary clinton to win. and he truly is the only way to stop that. on the other hand, you have something like you've seen today and the last few days. here we go again. you're a communications expert if you could advise donald trump, what would it be? >> i would advise him to stop talking about trump university and the judge overseeing th

. >>> shepard smith on the fox news desk. republican party bosses say they want you to help decide the party's platform ahead of the next month's convention. some of the issues at stake are bound to be controversial. the presumptive nominee, donald trump, has already promised to make changes to some of the party's long-held positions. coming up, we'll show the website where you can have a say in any potential changes. that's top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." >>> let's go back in session now. a 37-year-old woman facing charges after authorities say she killed her twin sister in a car crash. alexandria duval was arrested for second degree murder in the death of anastasia. andrea w alexandria was driving on may 29th when her suv went off the cliff. rescue crews had to manually pry both sisters from the vehicle. a witness who saw the sisters in the suv before the crash says alexandria was visibly angry. >> i could see a pair of hands yanking on the driver's head. her head was going like this and shearguing with the pe

shepard smith reports right now. ♪ ♪ >> shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> how didhow, exactly did this terror attack in turkey go down moment by moment? what happened as the attackers entered the airport in istanbul? tonight, we have answers and video. and we'll show you what we have learned since the bombing happened at 8:50 p.m. local time in istanbul, 10 minutes before 3:00 eastern time this afternoon as we were preparing for our afternoon hour. new from the turkish prime minister moments ago 36 people confirmed by the prime minister dead. many dozens more wounded as many as 140 but the prime minister said just about 45 seconds ago a very small number of those who are

>>> all that coming up when i fill in for "shepard smith reporting" here in a moment top of the hour.he latest from live here in orlando. >>> thank you, bill. donald trump expanding his proposal for a temporary ban on muslim immigrants saying the united states should block all immigrants from areas of the world with a history of terrorism aimed against america. indiana congressman andre carson saying that the plan would have done nothing to prevent the attack in orlando. >> we have to remember that this individual was born in the united states of america. he's from new york originally. so we can't use this as a rallying cry for his supporters to -- for him to solidify some of his extremist remarks. i don't think we can use this incident to cast aspersions on an entire religion or group of people. >> he is 1 of 2 members of congress who happens to be muslim. dr. ben carson is a former republican presidential candidate here on "the real story" today. dr. carson, great to have you back. where do we stand now with donald trump? it seems that he's amping up this idea of the temporary ban i

in for shepard smith. we're live in orlando where investigators say they're working to identify the last of the victims in the bloodiest mass shooting in the history of our nation. city officials have released the names and ages of most of the 49 who have died. we have photos of some of them. officials say the victims' ages range from 19 to age 50. they were sons and daughter, brothers and sisters, in all of them caught in the spray of bullets. at a gay nightclub, just steps from where i'm standing, today president obama calling the massacre another example of home-grown extremism help said it appears the shooter organization mama teen, had inspiration from extremist propaganda, but so far there is no evidence that he had direct ties to islamic state or other terror groups, that according to the fbi. >> no direct evidence he was part of a larger plot, and in that sense it appears to be similar to what we saw in san bernardino but we don't yet know. and this is part of what is going to be important in terms

i'm shepard smith in new york. world with neil cavuto is coming up next. >>> what are they voters lining up for? the ap declared hillary clinton won the nomination hands down. is it any wonder bernie sanders is pounding the table he is not happy? welcome, everyone, i'm stuart varney in for newel cavuto, and this is your world. this headline appearing on the front page of the "new york times" early today citing an ap survey. it reads clinton hits nomination threshold defeating sanders, this before even one vote was cast in today's primaries, which still have hours to go. is that fair? the debate in a moment. first, to mike emanuel with the

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. donald trump is entering with the largest major disadvantage of any party nominee in recent history and he's calling on republicans to step up their support to help level the playing field. according to filings with the federal election commission, hillary clinton started this month with $42 million in the bank. donald trump had just $1.3 million. the report also shows clinton's campaign raised $26 million last month, even though she was still fighting bernie sanders. trump's team raised just $3 million, even though he spent most of that time as the presumptive nominee. of course donald trump has said he self-fundied his primary campaign because he didn't want to owe any favors to donors and he claims that he can win with less money than a traditional candidate. donald trump tells fox he may spend more of his own millions if he doesn't raise enough money, but he's also facing an organizational disadvantage against clinton. "the new york times" reports she has about 700 staffers while

i'm shepard smith. your world with neil cavuto continues our coverage. >>> policeman shot one of the terrorists, you don't see the terrorists on camera, but this is shocking video nonetheless. >> well, let's lee rarerack it show it again. let's watch. [ gunshots ] >> a market in tel-a-viv, israel, one of the busiest markets in the entire country attacked in a shooting spree. four people dead. security being beefed up in the area as we speak. hello, everyone, i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." on the phone, fox in tel-a-viv with the latest. more detail in a moment. right now, jennifer

i'm shepard smith in new york.we're goingt"es to take a quick commercial break and then, bill o'reilly is in with the factor for the rest of the hour >> there should not be religious celebrations on the academic calendar, you should not say things like i like your shoes to a woman, because how you look is not important and you should not refer to a husband, wife, or boyfriend or girl (ed, this may offend and not include alternative individuals. the tar heel nation, all right? this is so offensive to me, i can't -- i mean, i'm, it takes a lot to offend me. i'm offended. all right? if i say and stress nice shoes, or whatever. >> i'd say thank you. >> but you can't. university of north carolina, doesn't matter how you look. juan would fit in there perfectly. >> yes. really. it's important to note this is not the university of north carolina's official policy this, is a blog some employees have. >> was this woman fired? >> no. no. >> was she reprimanded? >> not in any way because it's an open discussion. you want an op

. >> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> this wednesday afternoon passengersagain passing through europe's third biggest airport. even as crews sweep up the scattered glass amop up the blood. it's past 10:00 p.m. in

much more on this nail-biting mission coming up when i fill in on shepard smith recording >>> the senate to advance one particular gun control bill, to stop people on some terror watch lists being proposed by republican susan collins. >> house be in order. the chair wishes to make announcement regarding -- >> nearly 24-hour sit-in about an hour ago now. they refused to leave the floor to vote for tougher gun laws. robert doel is a republican is support tougher gun laws and he joins me now from capitol hill. congressman great to have you. did you participate in this sit-in with the democrats. >> i did not participate in the sit-in. i have been working with republicans and democrats alike to come up with some commonsense solutions to the problems out there today. >> i know that you have put forth many different guns legislation, pieces of legislation about domestic violence, also being on the terror watch list, et cetera, have any of those gone anywhere? >> well, no, i mean, they haven't moved forward, what i have been working on is trying to work with colleagues on my side of the aisle as

. >>> in the meantime, i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith, "your world" with stuart varney in for neil today. begins now. [shouting] >> news straight from the cia, isis scrambling to infill trait refugees over there -- infiltrate refugees, and "the new york times" first to blame runs for the orlando massacre. today it's the nra. what about the terrorists? how the british politician shot, stabbed and killed, one week before the nation votes to stay or leave the european union, shake degree bait to its core. "your world" starting right now. >>> welcome everyone. isis, not letting up. now the cia director warning isis terrorists could be coming here with refugees. >> isil has large cadre of western fighters who potentially serve as operatives for attackness the west. the group is probably exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the west, including in refugee flows, smuggling routes and methods of travel that are legitimate. >> all of this as the white house is speeding up the refugee process. sebastian is author of defeating jihad. why the rush? >> i wish i knew. i t

. >>> in the meantime, i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith, "your world" with stuart varney in for neil>> news straight from the cia, isis scrambling to infill trait refugees over there -- infiltrate refugees, and "the new york times" first to blame runs for the orlando massacre. today it's the nra. what about the terrorists? how the british politician shot, stabbed and killed, one week before the nation votes to stay or leave the european union, shake degree bait to its core. "your world" starting right now. >>> welcome ever

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now to gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. >> the attack at the airport and now we know where the suicide bombers came from and word of arrests inside turkey. >>> plus, bill clinton meeting privately with the attorney general, loretta l., as she investigates his wife in the e-mail controversy. any issues there or just a schmooze fest? also, new fox news polls on the race for the white house. we'll see how hillary clinton and donald trump stack up. all of that and the day's news just ahead this hour. hello. the suicide bombers in the deadly airport attack in turkey were part of a seven are person terror cell that entered the country last month, according to a turkish newspaper. a senior turkish official saying one bomber was from rescue and the others from uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan. a different newspaper reporting the russian attacker was from dagestan, next door to chesneya. the islamic attacker came from raqqa. and the organizers of the attack is from chesney ya. an islamic state leader who is responsible for training russian speaking militants, also a wanted man in russian. turkish offi

we'll get to it top of the hour when i work today for shepard smith.k on "the real story" now. widow of the orlando killer dropping out of the sight as investigators zero in on her possible involvement as a the grand jury now considers charges against her. greta van susteren, i want to pick your brain on this. federal grand jury. how does this process work, how long will it take? what do you think? >> there is no set timeline for a grand jury. i will say one thing. i'm actually confused why a grand jury has been impaneled. i don't know if there is even one or if the authorities have said that. but you don't need one. . this woman has gone in and spoken to them. if they said that she in any way helped him, then she's on hook for all 49 murders and all of the injuries. at least as far as i can see from the report, she said she drove him there to case the joint. if indeed that's true, you can just go ahead and charge her now. pick her up on a criminal complaint and an arrest warrant, then you bring her to preliminary hearing, then you send it to a grand j

i'm shepard smith in new york. this is fox news channel's breaking news coverage of a shooting at ucla. a complete lockdown as authorities from all over the region come in and police have confirmed two people have been shot. the authorities have not said this but there are multiple reports, including from witnesses on scene and the campus newspaper, that the suspect is a young man in his 20s, dressed in black pants and a black jacket. the question now is -- where is

. >>> i'm john scott in for shepard smith on this friday. "your world" is next. stuart varney in for neil cavuto. have a great weekend. >> a big jobs jolt. just as the elects are heating up. 38,000 jobs added in june. that is the worst showing in nearly six years. what is driving the slowdown? and what damage could it bridge to the campaign trail? we're on it. >> now to redding, california. donald trump, about to speak. it is his first appearance since a group of angry protesters attacked trump supporters at a rally in san jose. americans attacked in america by a mob with a foreign flag. later those protests cornered a young woman wearing a trump shirt. she was pelted with eggs. they were waving the mexican flag and burning the american flag. the city's mayor blaming trump for that violence. this is "your world." john reports in redding where police are bracing for protests today. >> reporter: this is a heavily conservative area of california, up like san jose. so it's likely even though employs -- police are bracing for protesters, any gathering here will be sma

. >>> i'm bill hammer in for shepard smith this morning. live in orlando, the wife of the terrorist of the deadliest shooting in american history knew he was planning the attack and did nothing to stop him. that's where the federal law enforcement is telling us at this hour. omar mateen's wife confirmed purchases of his guns to federal agents. that he shared his plans with her and that he may have called her from the nightclub where he slaughtered 49 people. that source also telling fox news that authorities will most likely arrest the wife, but that has not happened as of this hour. sources also tell iing authorits that she drove her husband to the nightclub at least once before the attack. there's additional reporting now, nbc news, abc news, also saying she knew about her husband's plans. and they report the wife told investigators that this comes as the associated press reports the killer was a regular at the gay nightclub and has been going there for at least three years. phil keating is live with more and steve harrigan is live with t

now to gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. >> the attack at the airport and now we know where the suicideme from and word of arrests inside turkey. >>> plus, bill clinton meeting privately with the attorney general, loretta l., as she investigates his wife in the e-mail controversy. any issues there or just a schmooze fest? also, new fox news polls on the race for the white house. we'll see how hillary clinton and donald trump stack up. all of that and the day's news just ahead this hour. hello. the suicide bombers in the deadly airport attack in

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. i'll be visiting tonight with megyn kelly. charles payne in for neal caputo. >>> his wife left the state of florida. right now, i do not know the answer of that. i believe she was going to travel but i do not know her location now. >> wow, even the attorney general doesn't know the exact location of the orlando terrorist's wife. is that a worry? welcome everyone. i'm charles payne in for nick caputo. >>> how unusual is it that the attorney general wouldn't know where the shooter's wife is particularly as all this evidence mounts that she knew a lot about what was going on? >> well, charles, we were first to report last week based on the single law enforcement source that she had left florida and we understood she was visiting relatives possibly in mississippi. for some context, it is not unusual in fbi investigation once they have done multiple interviews with a subject and they have gathered information to, in effect, to cut them loose to see where they go, who they talk with and who they asoishate with and whether that is co

we'll have more for you from the breaking news deck here on "shepard smith reporting" coming up. >>> thank you. autopsy results revealing that the official cause of death for music icon prince is drug overdose. but the investigation is far from over. we know prince died of an overdose of fentanyl, a powerful opiate up to 50 times more powerful than morphine. joining me now, a medical director of the center for network therapy. you deal in this kind of thing on a daily basis. >> yes, i do. >> fentanyl, the strongest of the strongest, right? >> yes. it has a very hypotendency among all of the rest of the opiates. >> could he have gotten this drug legally? it could be. you can get it both legally and illegally. >> you're describing to me that it comes in a patch. >> yes. you have fentanyl patches, fentan fentan fentanyl lozanges. fentanyl polollipoplollipops. >> is that the right form or specifically for people incredibly in pain? not for addicts? >> fentanyl is mostly used for post surgical pain, accuse pain. once you have a chronic pain, one has to take a regular opiate, and then for

i'm shepard smith in new york. "your world with cavuto" starts now. >>> there was a deliberate request that this wasn't a technical glitch. >> that shocking admission from the state department just moments ago, a deliberate request was made to delete james rosen's exchange with an official over the iran nuclear negotiations. hi, everybody. this is "your world." to bret baier on what this is all about and why this is a very big deal. what's going on? >> this all stems from an original question that james asked in february of 2013 to then state department spokesperson victoria newland. he was asking about direct talks with iran outside the p-5 plus 1 negotiations on the iran deal. victoria newland at the time said with regard to that kind of thing that you're talking about on a government-to-government level, no, no, they did not happen. well, as the iran deal came to pass, it was rolled out by the administration that in fact through a -- negotiated through oman there had been direct government-to-government negotiat

. >>> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. good day on the corner of wall and broad. "your world" next, charles payne in for neil. >> redacted no more. the justice department under growing pressure just rereleasing the partial transcript of the orlando terrorist's 9-1-1 call. now we know he was indeed pledging his allegiance to the leader of isis. welcome. this is "your world." the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with more about this about-face. >> within the last hour the fbi and justice department re-releasing the transcripts of the 9-1-1 call, and now you can see just how many times omar mateen pledges allegiance to isis and its leader. the original transcript blacked out reverend. it reading satcher, what your name. omar mateen, my name is i pledge allegiance to redacted. dispatcher, okay, what's your name? mateen, i pledge allegiance to redacted. may fox protect him on ball of reticketed. earlier today the fbi explained why the transcript was not complete. >> part of the redacting is meant to not give credence to individuals who have done terr

. >> i'm shepard smith in new york with continuing coverage of the terrorist attacks across paris. >> isil is not going to pose existential threat to us. >> this was an organized attack and the miss chief also said they came as if they were on a mission. >> belgium under siege terrorist attack. isis is bragging. >> groups like isil can't destroy us. they can't defeat us. they are not existential threat to us. >> air force pilot illinois congressman adam kinzinger goes "on the record." good evening, sir. the president has been quoted that isis not existential threat to us. of course in orlando we have a killer going in and executing 49 innocences and saying is he pledged allegiance to al baghdadi who is the head of isis. your thoughts? >> i think it's a serious threat. the reality is we have people that are dying every day from isis in the middle east and now we see it reaches out and touches the west. orlando, san bernardino. this terrible attack in turkey. look, we won't be defeated. i mean, the president is right when he says we can't be defeated. but we have to have the will to def

. >>> shepard smith on the fox news desk.ut from the uk's historic brexit vote, the dow off today at one point more than 2%. we'll speak with a financial journalist who says americans can expect extreme market swings in the days ahead, but also an upside when it comes to mortgage rates. all the news top of the hour on "shepper the smith reporting." >>> a new alliance growing stronger on the campaign trail. hillary clinton now teaming up with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren to slam donald trump. trump is taking aim on twitter, writing this: "crooked hillary is wheeling out one of the least productive senators in the u.s. senate, goofy elizabeth warren who lied on heritage." warrene iing any time returning fire. >> donald trump says he'll made america great again. it's stamped on the front of his goofy hat. you understand to see goofy? look at him in that hat. >> oh, my. let's check in with these ladies, a former consultant to the obama campaign, and a republican strategist and a former spokeswoman for president george w

coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting." >>> dozens of state department workers pushing for more u.s. military action in syria to pressure the country into peace talks and a cease-fire in the long civil war that's left so many people dead. reports saying that 50 mid-level officials signed on to a document supporting that idea which doesn't line up with u.s. policy. our chief washington correspondent james rosen is live for us at the white house to explain what this internal document says and the significance of this. james, what happened that finally made them stand up? >> reporter: well, we've reached the point where 400,000 people have died in a syrian civil war, heather. this use of the so-called dissent channel within the department of state is remarkable for a number of reasons. first, the signs of the group of signatories, more than 50 people, is very unusual. the size. as is the spectacle of career diplomats and foreign service officers advocating for an expansion of military activity. in this case for the use of air

let chris wallace talk to the other fox hosts, or do they make him sit at the nerds table with shepard smitht comments on this issue have come from ted cruz, who has decided in the last week to use the bathroom bills as a political wedge against donald trump. trump initially came out against the north carolina law saying, "leave it the way it is. people go, they use the bathroom that they feel is appropriate. there's been so little trouble." trump backtracked later that same day, saying the issue should be left to states to decide, but that didn't stop cruz from fear-mongering on the campaign trail. >> donald trump agreed with hillary clinton and barack obama, and donald trump argued that grown men should be allowed to go into girls rest rooms. >> women's rest rooms -- >> amen. >> should not be used to drive a political point by the pc police. >> let me make things real simple. even if donald trump dresses up as hillary clinton, he shouldn't be using the girls rest room. >> seth: oh sure, but if a lizard dresses up in a suit, he can run for president. [ laughter ] oh, i see how it works. [ c

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. "your world" is next with charles payne. "your world" starting next. i'll see you back on "megyn kelly" starting tonight. >>> to the general taking on the attorney general for saying this. >> our most effective response to terror and to hatred is compassion, unity, and it's love. >> she talked about, you know, how we are going to beat this enemy through compassion, unity, and love. no, we're not. to win we're going to have to demonstrate willingness, determination, and resolve. >> welcome, everyone. i'm charles pay nn for neil cavuto and this is "your world." while attorney general loretta lynch says she's doing a full investigation into orlando she's under fire for those love comments. the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton, who is not loving it all. ambassador, welcome to the show. again, the attorney general of the united states saying love and compassion, that's going to win this fight against those radical islamic terrorists, which of course they won't say. >> yeah. well, this is like reading a speech from

we have the brand-new poll on that coming up when "shepard smith reporting" begins after hillary clintonhillary clinton set to deliver that major foreign policy address in california, in san diego. it will happen any minute from now. her campaign says she will unleash a new attack on donald trump contrasting her credentials with lis. trump launching preemptive attacks of his own today after seeing a preview of clinton's remarks. >>> another big story we are following while we wait for hillary clinton -- no relief in sight for millions in waterlogged texas. large areas of the lone star state already submerged. high water making it hard for the cows to come home. literally. and more rain is in the forecast. >> reporter: gretchen, all eyes are on the sky and on the radar. you talked about that additional rainfall, and that has people here concerned when you consider that so much is already under water. it has been one week to the day since the rain started falling. you can see how the water has taken over this neighborhood. it is interesting to see how people get creative to try and save th

. >>> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. good day on the corner of wall and broad.arles payne in for neil. >> redacted no more. the justice department under growing pressure just rereleasing the partial transcript of the orlando terrorist's 9-1-1 call. now we know he was indeed pledging his allegiance to the leader of isis. welcome. this is "your world." the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with more about this about-face. >> within the last hour the fbi and justice department re-releasing the transcripts of the 9-1-1 call, and now you can see just how many times omar mateen pledges allegiance to isis and its leader. the original transcript blacked out reverend.

. >> announcer: now, "shepard smith reporting," live from the fox news deck. >>> first from the fox news deck this tuesday afternoon, donald trump has just said it's time for america to take back its future. like britain did with its brexit vote. that's the theme of his first policy speech on the economy, which he says globalization has destroyed. >> i want you to imagine how much better our future can be if we declare independence from the elites who led us from one financial and foreign policy disaster to another. our friends in britain recently voted to take back control of their economy, politics, and borders. >> donald trump blamed t

i'm shepard smith. >>> breaking tonight, we are just learning that additional officers are being deployed in airports across the new york and new jersey region tonight in response to a devastating terror attack on the international airport in instanbul, turkey. an ally to the united states for over 60 years. it comes as we get chilling warnings that more attacks could be coming over the next eight days in particular. welcome to "the kelly file" and a busy night, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. earlier this year, isis told its supporters to attack during the holy month of ramadan, which ends next week. one succeeded in orlando, florida, and now all indications point to another successful isis inspired or perhaps directed attack in turkey. this time at one of the world's busiest airports. at this hour, we believe at least 36 people have died. some reports suggest that number may rise to 50. some 147 more are reported injured although they are still working on the official numbers. the attack believed to have been carried out by at least three men, perhaps four, perhaps more. various cameras capt

that's coming up when i fill in for "shepard smith" reporting on this monday. >> thanks, bill. donald trump on the hot seat over his criticism of the latino judge handling the trump university lawsuit. >> he's got bias. i want to build a wall. coming to build a build. doing very well with the latinos and hispanics and mexicans. >> if it were a muslim judge would you feel like they wouldn't be able to treat you fairly because that have policy of yours? >> it's possible, yes. that would be possible, yes, absolutely. >> greta van sustern is host of "on the record" with fox and here to talk about this topic today. >> greta, can a judge be disqualified from a case merely because of ethnic background, or do you actually have to have a material conflict of interest? >> look. here's how it works, gretchen. first of all, a judge can disqualify him or herself. if some case comes before him he can disqualify himself. on the other hand, if a judge doesn't raise himself and a litigant thinks a judge might be unfair and follows a motion to disqualify or recuse and the judge considers it and

i'm shepard smith in new york. your world with neil cavuto is coming up next. >>> what are they voters lining up for? the ap declared hillary clinton won the nomination hands down. is it any wonder bernie sanders is pounding the table he is not happy? welcome, everyone, i'm stuart varney in for newel cavuto, and this is your world. this headline appearing on the front page of the "new york times" early today citing an ap survey. it reads clinton hits nomination threshold defeating sanders, this before even one vote was cast in today's primaries, which still have hours to go. is that fair? the debate in a moment. first, to mike emanuel with the sanders campaign in santa monica, california. mike? >> the sanders campaign is clearly irritated, making the case those democratic superdelegates should not be counted until the convention in philadelphia. it is unfortunate that the media in a rush to judgment are ignoring the democratic national committee's clear statement that it is wrong to count the votes of superdelegate

that's coming up when i fill in on "shepard smith reporting." >> crews racing to stop dozens of wildfiresng winds that are making the jop even higher. in santa barbara, tell us about the fire there? into this is the sherpa fire that started out wednesday and tore through here in weekend. i want to show you something, gretchen this. used to be a field of dry grass, what they call one-hour fuel t.picks up the ambient temperature in minutes and burns and right now it's so crispy that it turns to ash or powder when i touch it. right now i want toll you what's happening me. trying to get containment around the fire, getting their arms around it using bulldozers, hand crews as well as hoes as well as axes and, of course, the air-dropping or water-dropping helicopters as well as aircraft. i think they have got about 14 here which is a lot of air power, but they need it because it's a very remote area. also, i want to tell you that they are using that because it is so remote that they can't get the hand crews in there. hopefully they can stop its forward progress. >> they know it's a sleeping gia

. >>> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. a tragic turn in the search for a toddler after officials say an al getter attacked the boy and dragged him into a lagoon at disneyworld. the orange county sheriff says there is no question the boy is dead. >> we want to continue to search until we find the body. hopefully that will be today, but if it has to extend beyond that, we will do that as well. >> officials say the attack happened last night near disney's grand floridian resort. they say people watched in horror as the father desperately tried to save the child, but he could not stop the gator from pulling his son into the water. search teams have been using boats, divers, sonar and helicopters to look for the child's body. wildlife officials say they have captured five gators and cut them open but found no signs the animals were involved in the attack. officials say the gator that took the boy could be up to seven feet long. the resort is just across the water if tfrom the magic congre do kingdom. there are signs that say no