i'm shepard smith in new york, this is "shepard smith reporting." the senate gop healthcare bill includes key compromises to try to bridge the gap between conservative and moderate republicans. after weeks of closed-door negotiations and a decade of republicans railing against obamacare, the bill as it stands right now could be dead on arrival. you see, four republican senators say they are not yesterday ready to vote for this measure. who are they? well, rand paul of kentucky. ten cruz from whom you just heard of texas. mike lee of you they and ron johnson of wisconsin. republicans can afford to lose two votes and pass this bill. this comes hours after gop senators released a draft version. it keeps the fundamental principles of obamacare intact. but dismantled some of the healthcare law. gone are the so-called employer mandates and the tax penalty on americans that don't carry insurance. this senate draft lifts obamacare's taxes on wealthy americans and medical company. it also creates a new system of tack credits for low income americans. similar

i'm shepard smith. i'll see you in the news break. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard.re right about the oil. it's in a bear market. we'll get to that. i want to bring you up to date on what we're waiting for. an anybody news conference, bishop international airport where an officer was stabbed in the neck earlier today. the fbi who took in the assailant is not ruling out terrorism. the agency is investigating witness reports that the suspect apparently shouted out "allah akbar", god is great. the officer was in critical condition. i understand right now he's in stable condition. he's been identified as lieutenant jeff

i'm bell hemmer in for shepard smith. neil is out today.stewart varney with more. >> it's been much more difficult than people even thought at the time. it's been -- he's in some trouble. he's a great fighter and he's going to be okay we hope. >> the president pulling for congressman steve scalise. he remains in critical condition this hour, one day after the shot of the gunman targeting republicans. welcome. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we're going to talk to a congressman that gave aid to steve scalise and will play in tonight's game.

hope to see what the top of the hour when i host shepard smith reporting.e'll see you then. >> melissa: president trump a weighing in on twitter. they made up a phony collusion with the russian story. now they go for obstruction of justice on the phony story. nice. you are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history led by some very bad and conflicted people. this is following "the washington post" report claiming investigators plan to interview current and former intelligence officials to see whether the president tried to interfere with any aspect of the russia probe. guy benson is political editor of townhall.com and a fox news contributor. marjorie clifton is a former consultant to the obama campaign and a principal of clifton consulting. marjorie, i'll start with you. once the rev up the investigation machine, they're just going to keep investigating to the entire rest of the administration? what you think? >> we've seen that before, haven't we? and other administrations. i think part of the challenge i see is in terms of ho

. >> shepard smith up ahead with the attacks in europe you having to be using vehicles as weapons.nd paris will likely trace the suspects vehicle for weapons and clues for a possible motive. she also says the london attack could be the case of a man trying to target muslims. retaliation against recent strikes in the city. if so, he picked the wrong mosque. we will walk you through it at the top of the hour at "shepard smith reporting." >> sandra: tensions spike in moscow after they shut down a russian plane that backed. they responded with a threat. all collection planes over syria it will be tracked and treated as possible targets. with the situation continue to escalate? general joseph dunford, chair of the joint chiefs of staff says the two sides must keep working together. >> we work very hard on the complexion and its important to work out for the last eight months, we worked on d confliction with the russian federation and purging forces through. the reason was to keep our personnel on the ground and crew were safe and make sure we could prosecute and defeat isis campaign whi

i'm shepard smith. fox news, new york.or those of you with us on the fox news channel, our coverage will continue in the next hour. we'll work to find out the condition of these victim and the background on this suspect who according to police is deceased. neil cavuto will have coverage of that next. hope you and your family have a great fourth of july weekend. i'll see you after it. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard. this looks like it is contained, this night mare bronx lebanon hospital. a former doctor that went on a shooting spree and has three injured co-workers. we don't know their conditions. others talk about a fourth injured victim. we're unable to confirm all of that. rod wheeler, the former homicide detective and looking into this. obviously if you have someone showing up in a white lab coat, he's not going to

coming up at the top of the hour, shepard smith reporting.republican chalking up their third and fourth straight special election victory yesterday. telling us earlier that he thinks that house democrats may consider dumping nancy pelosi. >> the record for democrats in the house, they lost 63 seats since 2010. i think there's some grumbling about nancy pelosi. also because republicans continued to be able to attack her with a lot of success in republican leading districts. >> sandra: a democrat from michigan, thank you for joining us. so first of all, do you consider this a wake-up call for democrats? >> i considered last november's election a wake-up call. it was not thought that donald trump could win this election. there's a lot of things that working men and women care about. i think yesterday election was far closer than i would've ever predicted four months ago. i never thought we were going to win, in that district was won by 23 points. i think we need to keep our eye on next november and talk what the issues. >> sandra: one of your co

. ♪ >> now "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: a good afternoon.artial victory for present trump and his controversial travel ban. the impact will be far less severe than the president's earlier version. the u.s. supreme court has now decided to allow the measure to take effect in some instances, and enough daily or broader arguments coming up in october. the president called the ruling unanimous, but we cannot confirm that comment the court did not reveal a breakdown of how the justices ruled. just minutes ago, present trump tweeted, very grateful for the 9-0 verdict. decision for the supreme court. we must keep america safe. the present also called it a clear victory for america's national security. he released a statement that reads in part, as president, i cannot allow people into our country, who want to do us harm. i want people, who can love the united states and all of its citizens, and who will be hardworking and productive. the present in the statement called the measure travel suspension. you may remember he used to call it a travel ban

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. the markets off just a little bit today. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great day. >> neil: and forget the political heat. right now it's just a lot of heat for 2/3s of the country experiencing 90-plus degree weather. in chicago, detroit, in new york, much of the country, 2/3s of which is embroiled in 90-degree muscle days. we spare no expense on this show to show you how quickly things can melt under conditions like these. take this ice cream popsicle. in mere seconds, it's gone. there you go. any ice cream popsicle, any time, any of these cities, that's what happens. you're

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. the markets off just a little bit today. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. have a great day. >> neil: and forget the political heat. right now it's just a lot of heat for 2/3s of the country experiencing 90-plus degree weather. in chicago, detroit, in new york, much of the country, 2/3s of which is embroiled in 90-degree muscle days. we spare no expense on this show to show you how quickly things can melt under conditions like these. take this ice cream popsicle. in mere seconds, it's gone. there you go. any ice cream popsicle, any time, any of these cities, that's what happens. you're welcome, america. now, what is going to be ailing you the next couple days, america? tracy, steer us through this. the fox business network. you're out there with those roasting no doubt. >> i am. i'm looking at a temperature reading on a building a cross the street. it says 95 degrees right now. it certainly feels like sumner new york city. across much of the east coast, the midwest, the mid-atlantic and with temperatures topping 90 degr

smith. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 on capitol hill. just learned another republican senator says he will not vote for the new republican healthcare bill. officially that's five. unless something changes, the bill won't pass. details in just a moment. another off-camera briefing. live coverage banned. president trump did go on camera telling "fox and friends" that he has a problem with the special counsel leading the russia investigation but also praising robert mueller. he said it was not stupid to suggest that he had taped of the fired director, james comey. and the north koreans claim

i'm shepard smith. i'll see you in the news break. >> neil: all right. thank you, shepard. you're right about the oil. it's in a bear market. we'll get to that. i want to bring you up to date on what we're waiting for. an anybody news conference, bishop international airport where an officer was stabbed in the neck earlier today. the fbi who took in the assailant is not ruling out terrorism. the agency is investigating witness reports that the suspect apparently shouted out "allah akbar", god is great. the officer was in critical condition. i understand right now he's in stable condition. he's been identified as lieutenant jeff neville. his condition again deemed stable. we're told the white house has been alerted to this. the president now knows about this. whether he updates us or passes along a comment, we'll pass that along as well. this is the morning after. the republicans are breathing a sigh of relief. they're now 4 for 4 in the special elections. after what happened in georgia, south carolina and what happened in kansas. finally montana, they're breathing a sigh of

the news continues with shepard smith after this. keep the game going. son: hey mom, one more game?h safelite, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. mom: sure. bring it! tech: i'm micah with safelite. mom: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: giving you a few more minutes for what matters most. take care! family: bye! kids singing: safelite® repair, safelite® replace. >> shepard: russian defense officials have sort of ratcheted up the rhetoric and the tension with the united states. here's what the defense officials now say. american jets over parts of syria are now aerial targets. they stopped short of saying they'll shoot them down. they said they'll consider planes flying west of the euphrates river to be targets. the reason? because a u.s. jet shot down another syrian aircraft. the first time since 1999. a serbian plane over kosovo. officials say the jet dropped bombs near u.s. forces. because of the new warning, neither the united states or anybody else will take any action to threaten russian aircraft. today a pentagon spokesman

i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith. good afternoon. amateur video captured audio from the shooting targeting republican lawmakers practicing for a charity baseball game in virginia earlier today. what you're about to see is two minutes of unedited video of the scene. this is the first time we've seen and heard this angle. here it is now for the first time. [gun shots] >> do we know where he's hat? >> he's behind home plate. >> i assume. people have been calling 911 already. [gun shots]. >> hey, is that guy okay out there? the guy shot, is he okay? anybody talking to him? >> stay down, stay down! [gun shots]. [gun shots]. [gun shots]. >> bill: "he's behind home plate." that was noah nathan. we assume the guy lived in the area. he was walking his dogs. this happened after 7:00 a.m. meanwhile, we're learning the shooter was a bernie sanders reporter that repeatedly slammed president donald trump and republicans on social media. that's all according to investigators that found his facebook page with the suspect's name on it earlier. all of

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i'm bell hemmer in for shepard smith. neil is out today. here's stewart varney with more. >> it's been much more difficult than people even thought at the time. it's been -- he's in some trouble. he's a great fighter and he's going to be okay we hope. >> the president pulling for congressman steve scalise. he remains in critical condition this hour, one day after the shot of the gunman targeting republicans. welcome. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." we're going to talk to a congressman that gave aid to steve scalise and will play in tonight's game. first, peter doocy with the latest. peter? >> stuart, the police presence here in the area of national's park, which we have not been allowed to go into yet, has really picked up. more than 20,000 tickets have been sold. that's so many more than organizers were expecting. they had to ask the nationals to open up more of the park. the event has also now raised more than $1 million for charity, which is double than what the game raised last year. the money is going to a n

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i'm shepard smith, fox news new york. and jared kushner could meet with staffers from the senate intelligence committee as soon as next week. that is what sources are telling fox news. i'll speak with a journalist who says the president's son-in-law and senior adviser could clear up the mysteries about the trump team's ties to russia. that's next as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >> hi, i'm lea gabrielle. a bus in georgia flipped on its roof. the students were headed to the airport for a mission trip to africa. bill cosby's spokesman said the comedian could testify at his sexual assault trial. jurors heard a deposition where cosby said he was sorry for giving andrea constand pills only because she was so much older than she. constand said he fondled here. he says it was consensual. and the world's largest star wars memorabilia collect

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. the hospital's head of trauma is set to talk with reporters at any moment now. the last we heard about the house majority whip, scalise, he appeared to be doing a little better, but he's still in critical condition. that's what sources told chad pergram hours ago. the congressman has had two rounds of surgery. the hospital has reported he will need more and could be there for some time. those are their words. two days ago, a gunman shot scalise and three others at the gop charity practice. his wife told reporters she can't believe what happened and offered this apology. >> i had no idea this would happen. i don't know what to tell you about it. i can't wrap my heard about it. i just want my neighbors to be in peace. sorry he did this. there's nothing i can do about it. >> matt mika, a lobbyist for tyson foods was also shot on wednesday. he's also in critical condition. his family reported that yesterday. his relatives say he was shot in the chest and arm and he will need many surgerie

shepard smith, you have to go. here's what's been said. an msnbc statement has said that it's a sad day when the president spends his time bullying, lying and spreading personal attacks instead of doing his job. representative lynn jenkins, republican of kansas said, this is not okay. as a female and politics, i'm criticized for my looks. we should be working to empower women. ben sass, republican of nebraska, please just stop. it's not normal and beneath the dignity of your office. jeb bush, inappropriate, undignified, unpresidential. this from the house speaker, paul ryan. >> i don't see it as an inappropriate comment. we're trying to improve the tone, the civility of the debate and this doesn't help do that. >> how do you get past that? you said very strong things -- >> like i said, we're doing our jobs. look at what we're doing today. we're keeping promises. we're doing kate's law and sanctuary cities today. yesterday we did medical liability reform. we're going to walk and chew gum at the same time. >> neither the president nor the wh

. ♪ "shepard smith reporting" lie from the fox news deck. >> shep: and from the fox news deck this afternoone vote on the health care bill is now postponed. at least until after the fourth of july recess. the reason, some republicans not only refused to vote yes, but would not allow the vote to happen. moderate republican sender say, there concerned about cuts to medicaid for the elderly and the poor across the nation. more conservative republicans are calling the bill, obamacare-light. they want less government and health care. come to katie manders, politically, the congressional budget office, 23 million americans will lose coverage under this plan, and cost for the poor and elderly will go, while the richest americans will get a big tax reduction. analyst say that republican's are in a different spot. they provide more care for more people for more money. it would alienate conservative members. if they pull member to make money from the plan, the risk alienating matter senators. i compromise bill would be difficult to reach. senators senator susan collins t against as it was written. she

i'm shepard smith, fox news new york. >> i inherent nothing from the democratic party. >> what do youn nothing? >> i mean, it was bankrupt. its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong. >> jenna: hillary clinton addressing some of the reasons she was not successful in the recent presidential campaign. we're going to talk about this and what this informs us about politics in our country. a political editor of town hall.com and fox news contributor. bernard whitman is a clinton pollster. a lot from hillary clinton yesterday. i am curious about looking forward ab how you think this impacts or perhaps will be constructive for where we are going in american politic. what do you think, bernard? >> i think the democratic party is interested in rebuilding the party from the ground up, from the grass roots. that's actually what's happening all across the country. the energy is coming from the resistance. they're mobilized, excited. what these activists are doing is working to rebuild the party at the state level. they're not taking direction from washington. >> jenna: are they taking dire

will break down exactly what changes the proposals and where it goes, that is the top of the r, shepard smithill see you then. >> melissa: with republican sweeping every national electio election, how is this looking in georgia? many democrats are pointing the finger at their leader in the house, congresswoman nancy pelosi, saying it will be hard to win back control with her at the home. >> nancy pelosi is more toxic than donald trump? >> you know it? the honest answer is in some areas of the country, yes she is. that is the honest answer. i don't think that people in the beltway are realizing just how toxic the democratic party brand is in so many parts of the country. >> melissa: i am joined by congressman from texas, he thank you for joining us. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, i think that as we look forward to the 2018 general election, democrats our goal is to regain major majority, and in that swing dusters, leader pelosi, she is a very loyal leader, she has worked very hard, but in the context of winning in 2018, and taking the majority, i think it is pretty clear that leader

smith. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 on capitol hill. we have just learned another republican senator says he will not vote for the new republican healthcare bill. officially that's five. unless something changes, the bill won't pass. details in just a moment. another off-camera briefing. live coverage banned. president trump did go on camera telling "fox and friends" that he has a problem with the special counsel leading the russia investigation but also praising robert mueller. he said it was not stupid to suggest that he had taped of the fired director, james comey. and the north koreans claim they're the real victims in the death of otto warmbier. and dennis rodman is just back from his visit is north creek. he says people don't see the good side of north korea. it involves karaoke. let's get to it. breaking news now on fox news channel. another republican has just sent word that he will vote no on the new republican healthcare bill. the senator is dean heller of nevada. he says he's out. unless compromises change things, the bill ca