much more ahead on this edition of "shepard smith reporting."e approaching the top of the hour here on fox news channel. we'll continue live coverage across the country and around the world from dallas, texas outside of city hall. back in three minutes. >>> it is 12 noon on the east coast. 9:00 a.m. on the west coast. 11:00 a.m. near dallas texas where we have more coverage of the deadly attacks targeting the police officers and the dart officers. just about an hour ago, a former dallas police chief told me investigators found drugs in the home of the shooter, micah johnson. methamphetamine inside of the home. they can't do toxicology tests because he had such severe injuries from the bomb exploding. as we reported, police say they used a bomb squad robot to kill johnson with an explosive device, something that never happened before and now we know that bomb was two feet away from him. they were using

. >> we obviously are having a technical problem with shepard smith in dallas and we'll get right back to you in just a moment. mike wilson is here, editor of "the dallas morning news" and tristan hallman, a reporter for the paper, their downtown office is just blocks from the scene of the ambush and this horrible crime. a lot of people this morning not only mourning the loss of those brave police officers but also questioning some of the issues that have to do with crime and our black community. rudy giuliani this morning here on fox news discussing the problem of black on black crime. it is such a horrible situation in minority communities and police officers in our country are there to protect all of us. we will get back to shepard in dallas as we have the unfolding events this morning in just a moment. shep, i think we do have shep back. are you there? >> satellites are imperfect things, but they normally work when the day is nice. it's beautiful here, i don't have anything to blame it on. just a hitch in our get-along, that's what we'd say in texas. mike wilson is here and tristan

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. >>> shepard smith reporting this afternoon from dallas. and good day. when reporters jet to scenes of carnage, we often get our first sense of the gravity of the tragedy from the faces of the people we come across at the airport, the convenience store, and the think piece in the local newspaper, the summation of emotions that's often placed below the fold of the newspaper of record, a city in mourning and shack. at dfw, hours ago, the terminal was unusually quiet, faces unsurprisingly long. at 7-eleven, where we stocked up on water in a 100-degree day in dallas, a state police officer's badge was covered in black tape. i shared sympathy and got a nod of thanks. his colleagues lie lifeless in the morgue. in the "dallas morning news," they wrote of the pall over north texas. i'll show with you the thoughts their readers awoke to. "the sun rose over dallas, helicopters roared, police lights flickered, and numbed hearts which ached. daylight brought gray clouds that settled above downtown, shielding the city from an unflinching sun that would have felt like

i'm shepard smith in new york. now to "special report" with bret. >>> carnage in france again. terrorism suspected again. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in cleveland tonight. we'll have complete coverage to the run-up of the republican national convention. but first, a truck has slammed into a crowd of nice, france. there are several fatalities, possibly up to two pozen. the mayor of nice is tweeting out that number. there's also a report that police have exchanged shots with the driver of that truck, and possibly another occupant. france was the site of coordinated terror attacks that left at least 130 people dead last november. let's get more from shepard smith at the fox news desk in new york. shep? >> good evening. the word is coming in very quickly from the french news agency, french press, and the bfm. the latest word is from the president of the prefecture there, which is essentially the governor of the region, who reports 30 dead, more than 100 injured, quoting now from a witness, total panic. we saw the big white truck in the right hand side of your screen no

i think i see fox news' shepard smith.ant to ask him about his boss being forced out over sexual harassment. shepard smith, your thoughts on mr. ailes departure. >> i'd really rather not talk today. we are doing our job look we done every day for 20 years. glad to be here and be part of the process. amy: your newsroom is going through a major change. >> i had -- i don't have anything to say. we are doing great. amy: i wanted to ask you what you think of roger ailes being out. >> i don't of the details of the story, but it's hard to imagine the media world without him leading fox. idon't know what happened, don't know anything more than i read in the paper. it is pretty shocking. how do you think he changed the media? >> he turned a cable news network into something that gave a voice to a section of the country that thought it never had a voice in the media. politically, he was able to help candidates, help a party, help a movement, help and ideology. probably the most powerful guy in the media. amy: do you think there is a

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i'm shepard smith in a city in mourning across the metroplex. continuing our special coverage of the massacre in dallas last night. law enforcement sources very close to this investigation now tell fox news, 25-year-old micah johnson is believed to have been the only gunman in last night's attack. a senior u.s. defense official tells us at fox news that he was an army veteran. he served in afghanistan. received an honorable discharge just last year. during the chaos last night near dallas, the police chief originally blamed at least two snipers for the ambush on his officers. hundreds and hundreds of people had gathered in the streets, demonstrating against the deadly police shootings in both minneapolis or outside st. paul and in baton rouge, louisiana. but around 8:45 last night. local time. the gunman shattered what had been a very peaceful protest. [sirens] gush gunshot. >> holy [bleep] >> holy [bleep] [gunshots] >> copes say they attack killed five officers, seven others and two civilians were hurt. james rose is a reporter for kdfw, fox 4

i'm shepard smith in a city in mourning across the metroplex.ntinuing our special coverage of the massacre in dallas last night. law enforcement sources very close to this investigation now tell fox news, 25-year-old micah johnson is believed to have been the only gunman in last night's attack. a senior u.s. defense official tells us at fox news that he was an army veteran. he served in afghanistan. received an honorable discharge just last year. during the chaos last night near dallas, the police chief originally blamed at least two snipers f

that's at the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting."va hospital scandal yesterday during a speech to war veterans. donald trump appeared at the same group at their national convention today, the veterans of foreign wars. here is some of that. >> i especially want to thank the vfw for the close consultation you provided as we worked to put forth our plan to reform the va. >> she recently said of the va scandal that it's not as widespread as it's been purported to be. it's like she's trying to sweep it under the rug. which by the way, politicians have done for years and years and years. it's going to be four more years of the same if she ever got in. but that's not going to happen. >> that's not going to happen, says donald trump. alan colmes is host of "the alan colmes" show. also with us is the editor at large for hotair.com. what i'm hearing from reporters who were in both rooms, alan, they're saying it was very chilly in there during the hillary clinton speech. and much warmer reception for trump. >> could be. we were seeing hillary c

. >>> i'm shepard smith at the republican national convention in cleveland.ever trump crowd is making one final last stand. the crucial somehhowdown could happen in the next hour. >>> we're also expecting a live news conference from baton rouge where a former marine ambushed and killed three police officers. that's coming at the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting," live from cleveland. >> thank you, shepherd, we'll look forward to that. >>> meantime, president obama awarding the military's highest honor to a vietnam veteran. nearly 50 years after his bravery on the battlefield, retired lieutenant colonel charles kettles led helicopter flights carrying reinforcements to u.s. soldiers. he evacuated the wounded during combat operations in may of 1967. he repeatedly returned to the landing zone even though he was under heavy fire. he is credited with saving more than 40 soldiers. what a special day for him, so well-deserved as this moment is finally under way at the white house earlier today. >>> both candidates facing the task of handling a difficult na

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at the democratic national convention in philadelphia.t what hillary clinton needs to say tonight to win over new voters. the news begins anew at the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting," i'll see you then. >>> fox news alert now, as the clinton campaign gears up for its big night. chelsea will introduce her mother, she has done it before as you see from thissed vid evi the campaign trail, and then hillary clinton will formally accept the nomination of her party, it's been a long time in the works for hillary clinton. joining me now, democratic congresswoman debbie dingel from michigan, good to see you, congressman, nice to have you with us. what did you think of last night? >> last night was great. each of them were touching in different ways, from governor o'malley, who really was one of the contenders at the beginning, joe biden, you can't help but love him, and everybody loved tim kaine. and president obama knocked it out of the park, defining what this election is about. >> tonight we'll hear from chelsea clinton. obviously i

and thanks for being part of the "real story," here's shepard smith. >>> it's noon on the west coast,0 p.m. in atlantic city, new jersey, where hillary clinton is trying to switch from donald trump to her server. there is no reasonable prosecutor who would bring a case against secretary clinton, but he dismantled a lot of her own excuses. we'll look at the fallout secretary clinton still faces and how donald trump is looking to capitalize on it. plus, the billion air has a headache of his own as some republicans threaten a revolt at the rnc convention. hundreds of delegates looking to deny trump their support. we'll tell you all about their tactics, and how the gop plans to deal

we'll have live coverage of that at 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., shepard smith takes over from the convention floor, all commercial-free. hang out with us online. we'll have fun. >>> live from cleveland, shepard smith recoporting. >> noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. in cleveland where the man who want business to donald trump's number two will be making his case to the nation. mike pence is said to speak tonight on fox prime on fox news channel. just across town a short time ago, donald trump introduced his running mate to supporters. >> i just want to introduce a man who has become a friend of mine, some be who is going to make an unbelievable vice president of the united states, governor mike pence. >> earlier today, governor pence walked through the arena here to get a little bit ready for tonight, tested out the microphone and the podium, seemed to go well. while govern

it's time for shepard smith. >>> it's 3 clock on the west coast, we'll look at his sitdowns with the governor there, mike pence, and newt gingrich and others as the clock ticks towards the convention. and perhaps the most decision of trump's campaign, it comes as there are new polls showing him gaining grounds in a few swing states and it looks like hillary clinton's trust issues may have something do with her new troubles, expect other brand-new polls show just a little bit different. also the islamic state promised its own caliphate with its own laws and its own government. the caliphate is potentially falling apart and isis starting to warn its own followers its plans are crumbling. let's get to it. >>> now "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news deck. >>> and first, republicans, the center of the political universe, for a moment, is indianapolis. donald trump in the hoosier state heating with two men, said to be finalists, the former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, and the indiana governor, mike pence. and fox news has learned the new jersey governor, chris christie

i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. a suicide bomber launching an attack steps from a u.s. consulate in saudi arabia, that according to saudi officials. the bomber detonated his explosive vets after security guards approached him near the parking lot of a hospital. officials say the blast killed the attacker and wounded two guards. neither seriously injured. the saudis say the suspect had been acting suspiciously at an intersection just outside the u.s. diplomatic post in the western city of jidah no group has claimed responsibility and no word whether the attacker was targeting the compound. there's mop. today reports indicating two explosions rocking the city of qatif in eastern saudi arabia. a suicide bomber blew himself up at the prophet's mofntion in met -- mosque in medina. muslims celebrating the holy month of ramadan which ends tomorrow. the bombings are just the latest in a series of recent terror attacks across the globe. a suicide bomber yesterday detonating a truck packed with explosives in a busy shopping district in baghdad, one of the attacks in iraq since th

i'm shepard smith.hillary clinton accepts tonight but first katy perry is back there and she's killing it. let's listen. ♪ you'll hear me roar ♪ you're going to hear me roar

. >>> live from philadelphia, "shepard smith reporting." >>> wells fargo center in fil , philly, where we'll hear from hillary clinton's most high backer of all, president obama. he and joe biden are headlines tonight's speeches. the big-name speakers highlight divisions among rival republicans whose only living presidents and previous nominees skipped the convention all together. earlier today, both the president and the vice president took dead aim at the republican nominee, donald trump. >> basic knowledge about the world, or what a nuclear triad is, or where various countries are, or the difference between sunni and shi,ia, in the muslim world, these are things he doesn't know and hasn't spent a lot of time to find out about. >> the truth is donald trump knows nothing about foreign -- nor should he based upon his background. the thing that bothering me is i don't see any attempt for him to go out and get people who really know. >> the vice president willy geist on the "today" show, donald trump wasted no time going after president obama's legacy and trying to tie it to hillary clin

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at the democratic national convention in philadelphia.ing up, we'll speak with bernie sanders. e-mails seem to back up his claim that the democratic party was working against him. we're also set to hear from donald trump in the next hour. we'll see what he has to say about the whole e-mail situation, coming up at the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." we'll see you then. >>> hot, hot, hot, at the democratic convention. humidity scorching most of the country as well. look at the red across the country, heat index of 104 in raleigh, north carolina, 100 in new york city. philadelphia is right between those two areas, that big swath of orangey red. we're expecting to have damaging winds and heavy rains hitting much of the area throughout the day today. so that is that. that's what we've got on tap in the weather. >>> democrats in major damage control mode as their convention kicks off today. the theme is "united together," as they try to bring everybody into the united together feeling. but it might be a tall order in the wake of t

here's shep. >>> live from cleveland, shepard smith reporting. >> 3:00 on the east coast. day two here in cleveland. and wow. what a night day one was. just a few hours from now donald trump is set to officially become the presidential nominee of the republican party. a roll call vote to nominate him is set to start after 6:00 here eastern time. it's followed by speeches in prime time from a couple of trump's children along with governor chris christie and the house speaker paul ryan. that should be fascinating. they face the task of getting this convention back on track after a rocky first day, at least that. there was the never trump crowd

i'm shepard smith in philadelphia. the last day of the dnc. and first from philly this afternoon, hillary clinton is getting ready for the biggest speech of her whole dang life, and possibly her toughest challenge yet. they call it rowe osee introducing herself to voters who may have the made inthunder mind. chelsea clinton will introduce her mom and even she says her mom needs to fix the image. >> that's not the person i know. that's not the person i grew up with, that i'm so proud to stand beside and to introduce here in philadelphia. >> well, if tonight is about humanizing hillary clinton, you could say last night was about demonizing donald trump on some levels. speaker after speaker tore into the republican nominee, calling hill dangerous, incompetent, and insane at one point. president obama got in what could be one over the harshest burns of all. appearing to lump trump in with our nation's enemies. >> that's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fastist or communist or jihaddist or home-green demagogues will always fail in the e

i'm shepard smith in new york. authorities in munich say there's a terrorist attack underway now in munich. at least six people have been murdered at the shopping mall that you see on your screen. there is now reason to believe, according to authorities, that the suspect escaped. possibly by subway system. possibly by other methods. and have gone to city center, where a mass terror alert is out. they have required citizens now and anyone who is there to shelter in place, go inside buildings. they've just sent out an alert they need doctors and nurses from all around, to converge on one particular hospital. they've asked that no one drive on the motorways that lead to and from the city, as tear trying to get emergency services and police into the city as ex-dishes --ed and dishly as possible. this is the location of the shopping center. we have -- some full screens were mentioned in our booth. these are pictures can we believe, of the gunman. we have two pictures of gunmen. it's possible these are two different gunm

. >>> i'm shepard smith live at the republican national convention in cleveland.on ted cruz's big gamble and how he's defending that speech that caused such an uproar in the arena last night. >>> kennedy hits the town with the wwe super star and they find some big surprises along the way, at the top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >>> tonight donald trump has a big opportunity. it will be something of a closing argument for this convention. and he hopes to end the event on a very positive note. who wouldn't, right? so the week has unfolded in some ways, it's had ups and downs like most conventions do. trump is focusing on the bright side here, tweeting, quote, good news is melania's speech got more publicity than any in the history of politics especially if you believe that all press is good press. so donald trump putting a positive spin on that. it wasn't a negative for melania, because everybody was very positive about her and her speech and her introduction to the country. guys, great to see you. >> hi, martha. >> tony, let me start with

we are going to head it over to shepard smith who will be digesting all of this. >> it's 3:00 on the east coast, 2:00 p.m. in both minneapolis and baton rouge. each city, the scene of anger after the week's police shootings. in minnesota, you see he heartbreaking reaction from the whom who watched her boyfriend die next to her. >> the police done -- for no reason. they took his life for no reason. >> you'll see the video of the aftermath. she is now speak about threat camera did not capture. from louisiana, new video today. a new angle that shows exactly what went down during the confrontation at a convenience store. today the investigation, the accusation, and what is sure to happen next. plus, donald trump meeting with republicans on capitol hill. we'll get to more of that even at "wall street journal" reports trump's critics are closing in on a potential big victory that could throw the chaos. and to hillary clinton e-mail controversy. house republicans grilling the fbi director james comey about his recommendation not to prosecutor the presidential candidate. there's lots of news

amy: in response, some fox news viewers called for shepard smith to be fired. we'll go to baton rouge for more on the fatal shooting of the police officers after headlines. the government of turkey has arrested more than 6000 people accused of participating in a failed military coup over the weekend. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has accused fethullah gulen, a turkish cleric living in pennsylvania, of masterminding the coup. gulen has lived in the u.s. since 1999, when he fled turkey after being accused of organizing religious extremists against the government. he had been an airline -- a lie of erdogan until a few years ago. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said that the u.s. still has not received a formal extradition request for gulen. >> we have not had a formal request for extradition. that has to come in a formal package and has to come with documentation for the request and go to the justice department. and we will deal with it. amy: the turkish president erdogan attended funerals over the weekend for some of the nearly 200 civilians killed in

i'm shepard smith in new york. now to "special report" with bret. >>> carnage in france again.gain. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in cleveland tonight. we'll have complete coverage to the run-up of the republican national convention. but first, a truck has slammed into a crowd of nice, france. there are several fatalities, possibly up to two pozen. the mayor of nice is tweeting out that number. there's also a report that police have exchanged shots with the driver of that truck, and possibly another occupant. france was the site of coordinated terror attacks tha

i'm shepard smith in new york. >> and i'm martha mccallum in cleveland. officers were ambushed according to witnesses who were there around 9:00 a.m. local time not too far from police headquarters. they were responding to reports that shots had been fired in that area. and now three police officers are dead. flee more a three more are wounded. officers are stationed outside area hospitals where their wounded colleagues are being treated. >> officials telling us in a briefing a short time ago that one suspect on scene is dead. officers sent in a robot to make sure there were no explosives. not that they have word there were explosives, but they just don't know what they're dealing with here. they clearly believe they're dealing with a conspiracy. they call the scene contained but active. meaning they're still working it, but the suspect who is there is deceased. and we're now getting dramatic audio of police calling in the shooting. listen. >> shots fired! officers down! got a city officer down! shots fired! shots fired! >> that's the audiofrom scene. the

for now, i'm shepard smith.ll see you monday. >>> thousands of protesters taking to the streets to continue to protest police shootings. some of those protests turned violent. the anger and determination from the deadly dallas ambush. >>> we are learning more about the police officers and the families that they left behind. >> also, president obama is a few minutes away from a news conference in poland where he is traveling. he's expected to talk about

. >> live from cleveland, "shepard smith reporting." >> and good afternoon from cleveland. this afternoon we have breaking news first and you are looking live in baton rouge, louisiana, where we're expecting an update hope to ambush of officers. a gunman shot and killed three officers and wounded three others elm the killer was a marine or a former marine but once a marine, always marine, who served in iraq. officers shot and killed him. yesterday they told to us expect a news conference today at 1:00 central daylight time. they've moved that to 2:00 central daylight time. so we're expecting that to begin at any moment. in fact, about three minutes ago we got a three-minute warning. our hope is to learn whether the killer had any accomplices or whether the authorities have learned if he did. they have been checking into that. of course they tell us they believe there was only one shooter, despite the fact that authorities had initially suggested that they believed there were as many as three, but today, or in the last day, they've been telling us they now believe there was

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i'm shepard smith in new york.uthorities in munich say there's a terrorist attack underway now in munich. at least six people have been murdered at the shopping mall that you see on your screen. there is now reason to believe, according to authorities, that the suspect escaped. possibly by subway system. possibly by other methods. and have gone to city center, where a mass terror alert is out. they have required citizens now and anyone who is there to shelter in place, go inside buildings. they've just sent out an alert they need doctors and nurses from all around, to converge on o

from quicken loans arena in cleveland, i'm shepard smith, for all of us at fox news, thanks for joining, have a good night. ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 10:00.:0 >> technical malfunction wiped outt southwest airlines service allca afternoon and all night long.g. >> it has been pretty rough day. >> stranded and frustrated frura passengers are sounding off to o fox5 while the airline remains tight lipped.t what is going on? and.. >> taking the stand in thetand t nation's capitol.. >> black lives matter protesterr blocking traffic and businessess in the heart of downtown d.c. d should they be arrested? weed?w have your reaction to theirir tactics. >> plus donald trump stole theto show at the republican nationalt convention just as delegatesat were booing his former rival ted cruz, fox5 news at 10:00 startss right now.ow >> thanks for joining to us nama i'm shawn yancy.i' >> i'm jim lokay.ay. tony perkins is off tonight.onit tense night at the republicanhei national convention when senator ted cruz took the stage andthegd promptly booed by the delegates. >> the case we have the american

. >>> shepard smith reporting this afternoon from dallas. and good day.porters jet to scenes of carnage, we often get our first sense of the gravity of the tragedy from the faces of the people we come across at the airport, the convenience store, and the think piece in the local newspaper, the summation of emotions that's often placed below the fold of the newspaper of record, a city in mourning and shack. at dfw, hours ago, the terminal was unusually quiet, faces unsurprisingly long. at

i'm shepard smith in new york. >> and i'm martha mccallum in cleveland.were ambushed according to witnesses who were there around 9:00 a.m. local time not too far from police headquarters. they were responding to reports that shots had been fired in that area. and now three police officers

it's time for shepard smith. >>> it's 3 clock on the west coast, we'll look at his sitdowns with thenor there, mike pence, and newt gingrich and others as the clock ticks towards the convention. and perhaps the most decision of trump's campaign, it comes as there are new polls showing him gaining grounds in a few swing states and it looks like hillary clinton's trust issues may have something do with her new troubles, expect other brand-new polls show just a little bit different. also the islamic state promised its own caliphate with its own laws and its own gove

for now, i'm shepard smith. i'll see you monday. >>> thousands of protesters taking to the streets to continue to protest police shootings. some of those protests turned violent. the anger and determination from the deadly dallas ambush. >>> we are learning more about the police officers and the families that they left behind. >> also, president obama is a few minutes away from a news conference in poland where he is traveling. he's expected to talk about dallas. >>> good saturday to you. thank you for being with us. although you might call this a somber and sad saturday. i'm leland vittert. >> and i'm elizabeth prann. >> the nation is grieving for the victims of thursday's massacre in dallas. meanwhile, more unrest in major cities overnight as protesters condemned the recent police shootings of african-american men. protests planned today in seattle, phoenix and they got violent in phoenix and chicago as well. >> reporter: leland, good to see you. agents with the atf are working on the ground here back behind m

. >> shepard smith with you now from new york on what appears to be a great night in america. reports coming together, official now from dallas police department and others this paegsful protest is ongoing. a peaceful protest is underway. then, suddenly, shots ring out. a word now from the dallas police is that two snipers apparently shot 10 police officers and three officers are confirmed dead. two from dallas police department, one from dart, two others are reported to be in surgery at this moment and a total of three are in critical condition. it is dallas area rapid transit which reports three of the officers who were involved and shot in this are left with nonlife threatening injuries. that is the best news i have of the night. we're -- we have been led to believe one suspect was neutralized. this is reporting from early going. now we have this person taken down. is he related in any way, we don't know. he's suspiciously dressed. there are reports that another suspect is pinned down. the truth of the matter is that there is a level of chaos in downtown dallas which is har

. >>> live from philadelphia, "shepard smith reporting." >>> 3:00 on the east coast. noon on the west coast. good afternoon from wells fargo arena where just a couple of hours we're set to see history unfold. hillary clinton expected to become the first woman nominee of a major political party with the roll call vote of delegates here. after a bitter start, with bernie sanders supporters in full uproar, party democrats are working behind the scenes to get democrats on the same make. fox news learned there were talks to have bernie sanders cast the votes to push hillary clinton over the top. but aides said he would not be casting the supporting vote. and today, told them that refusing to support secretary clinton comes with consequences saying and here's a quote. it is easy to boo, but it's harder to look your kids in the face who would be living under donald trump. senator elizabeth warren called his campaign a hot air machine. senator al afranken portrayed trump as a con artist with trump university. but the speech that has the most talking about went after trump wit

thank you for being with us this afternoon and to shepard smith and bret baier who joins. "the five," is starting right now. >> thank you, martha. the statement by president obama talking about opening our hearts and our prayers for the families of the grieving officers who killed in baton rouge, louisiana, talking about dallas killer, and he talked about today's killer and he cautioned about the overheated political rhetoric we may experience while we are here in chief. your thoughts? >> i thought it was a different speech you heard from the president. he mentioned in the last week he has been spending time with law enforcement and he said he was doing a lot more listening than talking. there is something else that we did not hear, this what no call for gun control in the speech and maybe he has learned that immediate reaction is not welcome especially when we have a situation, i don't know in this is a crisis, you could say the events are maybe not represented but they don't know that. i thought the speech he gave just now was responsible speech. he doesn't have a lot of

protest in downtown dallas, those two suspects are in custody, the danger to the public is over, i'm shepard smith in new york, our coverage continues now live. patricia stark is taking you through the night, until tomorrow. good evening. >> this is a fox news alert, i'm patricia stark in new york. protests, marches and deadly violence on our nation's streets. at this hour, four dallas police officers are dead, shot by at least two snipers armed with rifles from an elevated perch, eight other officers have been injured, three are in critical condition at this time. the city's police chief says some were shot in the back. [ screaming ]

shepard smith will bring you a interfaith tribute. begins at 1:40 p.m. eastern.resident obama and as well as president george w. bush are set to speak. again that is 1:40 eastern right here on fox news. we take another look now, five empty seats left behind. honoring the five officers who gave their lives in dallas, texas. we'll be right back. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. 80% but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's 50+ complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and calcium to help support bone health. one a day. sandra: we're days now away from finding out donald trump's running mate. his campaign manager revealing the presumptive gop nominee will announce his choice for vp by the end of the week. the top contenders report he had i include indian

"your world is coming up," i'm shepard smith, in cleveland. >>> day three of the gop convention, the drama is building, that's because ted cruz will be speaking tonight. and just as trump was flying into cleveland, cruz was giving his own speech and let's just say the crowd didn't like it. >> our party now has a nominee, and i don't know -- all right. that was pretty well orchestrated. jeff, did you e-mail them to fly the plane right when i said that? so will cruz get on board? if that's any indication, it could be a rough night. welcome, i'm in for neil cavuto, this is your world. larry in cleveland, how important is it for trump to get cruz's full support? >> reporter: you want party unity at any convention. there's just no question about it, stuart. there are degrees of party unity, possibly cruz will spend the speech or a good bit of it going after hillary clinton. that's a kind of negative partisan sh partisanship, but i think at this point, trump also needs positive things to be said about him. i don't expect a lot of them from ted cruz. there may be a few, and we'll also be li

. >>> live from philadelphia, shepard smith reporting. >> hey, good afternoon from wells fargo centerly, where the democrats are set to kick off their national convention, and already there are some signs of trouble. debby wasserman schultz will not

. >>> live from philadelphia, shepard smith reporting. >> hey, good afternoon from wells fargo center in philly, where the democrats are set to kick off their national convention, and already there are some signs of trouble. debby wasserman schultz will not preside over the convention. that's after wikileaks released e-mails. in one message from bag in may, the party's chief financial officer brad marshall seems to ask staffers to, quote, get someone do ask bernie skanander about god. part of it reads, he has skated on saying he has a jewish heritage. i think i read he is an atheist, this could make several points difference with my peeps. my southern baptist peeps would draw a big difference between a jew and an atheist. bernie sanders said today he is not an atheist, here's what the vermont senator told nbc's meet the press this morning. >> this really does not come as a shock to me wore mike si haveg time ago that the time is now debby wasserman schultz should step aside, not only for these issues, we need a democratic party that's open and is going to bring young people into it. >

foxnews.com or any other news app where the host of "outnumbered" will stream it for eastern time and shepard smithl screen at five eastern. they will answer your questions, teach you behind the scenes and review tonight's coverage of hillary clinton's acceptance speech. all that coming up. jon: wikileaks is turning up trauma in philadelphia releasing packed voicemails and emails from the democratic national committee. the democrats have avoided this headache? jon: wikileaks fallout continues for democrats. voicemails from the dnc are exposed now revealing special treatment for donors seeking insider access to the white house during the weeks that should have been all about party unity and hillary clinton. now critics say the democrats could have avoided the headache by hopping wikileaks at least six years ago darting back in 2010 when it released tens of thousands of secret intelligence documents exposing the identities of afghan informants against the taliban. joining us now emily williams,attorney and fox news contributor and richard st. paul, an attorney and veteran of several republican campai

a former deputy chief telling shepard smith that drugs were seized, specifically meth. they have been going through that home. they have collected evidence. that is what they told us was discovered so far, jon. again, investigators are being tight-lipped about certain components of this investigation and certain evidence that has been seized because this is a very active and ongoing investigation and one that will take a very long time and they don't want to compromise it in any way. but absolutely terrifying when you talk about additional guns and ammo and body armor and then the journal that was discovered at the suspect's mother's home. >> thank you. if you get any more information get back to us. once again, there has been some kind of an anonymous threat phoned in or e-mailed to the dallas police department and they are on especially high alert right now. pat is a former new york police detective and he joins us now by phone. pat, i suppose from the distance not being there and having access to the information it is hard to speculate on what is going on. what does

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