and sidney initiatives are working.ber of applications from indigenous students is going up but there are still many indigenous students who are not being reached by these efforts and still a big gap to close, al jazeera, andrew thomas, sidney. >>> investigation underway after an unmanned rocket on its way to the international space station exploded shortly after take off from florida and the third cargo mission to fail in eight months and launched by nasa partner space x had materials and it blew up due to pressure in the oxygen tank. england is known for controversial choice of act and this year has been no exception and dali-lama was invited to take the stage. >> reporter: it was a visit guaranteed to provoke the wealth of chinese government and one the dali-lama was to make and only to keep the tibet on the world stage and also to promote peace. in rare comments on the escalating violence in syria and iraq he calls for love tolerance and forgiveness. >> if we see a token of a oneness of humanity, there is no busines

. >>> andrew thomas in sidney and efforts by australian university to increase their pitiful numberse original students, the right is good but are the right indigenous students being reached? >>> a statement ahead of the world championships and all the details coming up, in sport. ♪ ♪ hello there and welcome back and i'm july and you are with al jazeera and top stories and share prices in the world tumble in reaction to a growing crisis in greece and banks and stock markets have been shut down for a week as the government tries to stop a run on the banks. burundi president says it's a good day for his country as people vote in parliamentary election and african union refusing to monitor the vote saying it's not free nor fair and are boycotting the polls. injured in attack a bomb targeted his car behind a nursery academy in the capitol cairo. all right let's go back to our top story now and that greece debt crisis never ending robert is head of capitol research bank and joins us now from frankfurt and good to have you with it and now with the banks closing down for a week who is to bl

you have got to convince me why sidney blumenthal is special and different. that's a steep mountain to climb. >> i need to be convinced why more emails are not being turned over when i hear they are drip, drip, drip drip from the state department and from other people that this email thing is really a nightmare. they should be disclosed. cham gowdy thank you sir. >> yes ma'am, thank you. >> and presidential candidate donald trump making it official. just hours ago formally filing his paperwork to run for president, is he here for his first big interview after the filing. the donald goes "on the record." that's next. also, look at this photo. it's outrageous, isn't it? senator ted cruz with a gun to his head. who thought it was a good idea to publish this photo? i will tell it you off-the-record straight ahead. until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise you

sidney blumenthal. several e-mails related to libya and benghazi never handed over to the committee investigating benghazi. chief white house correspondent ed henry live in washington. ed could there be new fallout now for secretary clinton on this issue? >> reporter: grech, there could. there are allegations, sidney blumenthal, top advisor to hillary clinton the secretary of state, on the outside doing business in libya with a back door intelligence pipeline to the secretary of state about what he said was happening on the ground benghazi and key issues. the question was, it's turned out he's turned over as you say, and a specific number is 60 e-mails related to libya, benghazi two of the select committee run by republican trey gaude, and not turned over by hillary clinton. why was his side turned over and hers not? gau gaudi said there's new questions and democrats say it's all about politics. take a listen. >> given the volume and frankly the details of the correspondence between this witness, it's i

sidney also. please bundle up. we have the first major hurricane over the eastern pacific.his will move away from the mainland, more concern is a couple of low pressure systems over the united states. now one of them caused heavy rainfall over the southern plains. i want to take you to texas. show you the flood situation. the rivers in southeast of houston were the main concern. rivers are at their peak on saturday. many storms have resulted in 29 deaths with 25 of those in texas. several people are still missing and dozens of residents have been taken to shelters in houston. now good news is heavy rain has erased the drought but still floods are occurring over the southern plains. the severe weather maker has shifted towards the east and we have another severe weather maker over the north this, is capable of bringing more severe weather, damaging winds and tornadoes. there's marginal risk for severe weather over the south into the mid-atlantic coast that includes washington, d.c. watch out for that as well as large hail. heavy rain in the east as well. heavy rain could cau

it is part of the sidney 2015 show. the light shows artist installations and interactive exhibitions will go through june 8th. new yorkers were busy getting these photos these weekend right down center of manhattan street. the it is a little hazy but still able to capture the even if men on dubbed manhattan henge after england's stone henge. there are four days a year when sunsets right down middle of the east/west streets creating those incredible images. >>> time for a check of the forecast meteorologist melissa magee and rough patches here and there. >> as we go throughout the overnight hours have your wet weather gear with you tomorrow, guys because showers and storms once again a risk for everyone by monday, monday afternoon. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you that for philadelphia we are getting closer, to the the action but a lot of the activity tonight still north and west we will go in tighter, on storm tracker six live double scan street level and some showers and storms from allentown. now w

investigators behind closed doors grilling sidney blumenthal a long-time confidante and problem fixer for the clintons over frequent emails he sent about libya when hillary served as secretary of state. we're told they're pressing blumenthal why emailed clinton unsubstantiated intelligence for libya and whether he was paid for the work or used his clinton connections to help his business partners. we're also learning blumenthal just handed over nearly 180 pages worth of new libya and benghazi-related emails, suggesting that either the state department or the clinton camp withheld documents the benghazi select committee had requested. let's get to those emails first andrea. are we supposed to assume that these emails are going to reveal that these were w head and not turned over when they were asked for? this is the latest development as deposition continues. >> unfortunately sandra i'm not that surprised.

one sidney blumenthal writing, hi got all this done. complete refutation on libya smear.lipe can circulate these links. sid. interesting because they were pushing back on political attacks from the state department, political attacks against hillary clinton and when gadhafi himself is finally removed you should of course make a public statement before the cameras wherever you are, even in the driveway of your vacation house. the most important phrase is successful strategy so he's advising her even though he was not the -- the obama administration had banned her from working from the state department, advising her from the outside and clinton responding greetings from kabul and thanks for keeping this stuff coming. what's coming about that last one is hillary clinton publicly said she didn't solicit any of this advice any of these e-mails from sidney blumenthal but you can see right there keeping them coming. >> is she ramping up her solicitation of fund raiseing? >> big time. fox has obtained a list of hillary clinton's fund-raising. between today and fourth of july week

but why is sidney blumenthal important to this question? >> he was originally a style reporter at "the washington post" who entered the clinton circle during the impeachment hearings in the 1990s. since then he has been a close political aide. he past was put on the board at the clinton foundation. he wanted a senior position at the state department but that was refused by the obama white house. he's a close confidante to the clintons. he's providing advice and that he had a motive or incentive to provide certain information to her because he also had these commercial ties with companies that wanted contracts in libya. so it goes to the heart of this issue of blurring the official duties hillary clinton had at the state department. bill: based on that when you get to the question of what would be in their correspondence, everything and anything could be in their correspondence. where was he getting his information and what did she do with that information? >> those are great questions but we don't know the answers to that. he was paid at cl

because as-- as-- as sidney said to me, he said, "it has its own life al."e were shooting it. he said, "it has a life of its own." i thought yeah, wow. i couldn't tell because i would be-- marty bergman, very wisely i i was drinking in those days too. put kind of an apartment under the bank, and both me and judith would be hitting on weed back-- judith melina-- she played by mymother-- they were all upstairs and i was downstairs alone and-- and-- because sidney moved. first of all we had rehearsed for a month, so he just moved the actors along. he was all about-- pretty much about performance and stuff. but when i would-- when i would go up there and, you know-- and i was again it absorbed me. but when i had to have a re-shoot, i came back to the bank and sidney wanted me to reshoot because he sort of saw after the last shot, the fellow that i was channeling in some way-- whatever that character was-- evaporated. just went out of me like that. was gone. and then when i had to come back, i had to recreate something because we had to reshoot something. i could

the house select committee on benghazi receiving dozens of pages of e-mails by clinton confidant sidney blumenthal, pages that were not included in the trove of clinton records provided by the state department in february. so either hillary clinton was lying when she said she turned over all of her official e-mails as secretary of state, or the state department has failed to make them available to the house committee investigating benghazi. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: as clinton adviser sidney blumenthal was ushered into the closed door deposition on capitol hill new questions about 60 e-mails his attorney handed over to the benghazi select committee friday never provided by the state department. government bureaucracy or hillary clinton is to blame. >> i will leave it to you to figure out whether there was a failure to produce on the former secretary's part or a failure to produce on the part of the states. >> reporter: she produced all the relevant e-mails, democrats were on the defensive. >> this is all about gop efforts

clinton she was not allowed to have sidney blumenthal anywhere near the state department.t what did she do? she defied her boss, the commander-in-chief defieded his orders. sandra we already know from the emails we have been able to see that she hasn't deleted, she was listening to him on intelligence on the ground in libya instead of top intelligence officials like david petraeus, who at the time was running the cia. if i were the administration specifically the president i would be pretty ticked off about this. if he is not it makes me wonder, sandra if they knew that he was defying the president's orders and she was communicating with one of her old political hacks anyway. they're yawning and only way to nail blumenthal on this to have the doj get involved and i just don't see that happening. >> bernie, as this deposition continues, as we know it is happening right now, we can speculate and certainly some politicians are speculating pretty heavily right now including mike pompeo, republican from kansas saying he clearly corresponded with one of the key decisionmakers wi

sidney, take us through these allegations. where did it start?n about a year ago when a website published a bunch of information from the houston astros from their ground control database which is a terrific database of information about players at all levels around the world. now, it so happens that the general manager of the houston astros formerly worked in st. louis where he compiled the same kind of information for the cardinals. and they had a database called redbird. now, when he left for houston, did he take any information from that database? that's what the issue is here. the cardinals seem to think he did, and they had a list of passwords evidently for a tech expert. this guy didn't change his password when he went to texas, and someone in the cardinals office was able to access the information to see what the astros had. >> at this point, both teams say they're investigating here. the commissioner also seemed to be caught off guard by this. when you look at the length of time of this investigation, is it surprising we're hearing a no

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so there is a lot they want to know about sidney blumenthal and his communication with the state. is one thing we want to get in. and the money bill clinton made. $26 million given through the government to clinton. quick thought on that. >> that is some volume of money. $750,000 for a single speech. that must have been quite a speech bill clinton gave and it happened at the same time they lobbied hilary clinton's state department to keep iran's sanction from affecting their major telecom company erickson. >>> fox houston here with a picture of a police chase ending with a suspect held up in his car and not cooperating. jonathan hunt has been watching this. what happened here? >> reporter: this began with a car chase we don't know what prompted cops to chase that man in the car. but the chase only lasted ten minutes and then there was this standoff and the person in the car was seen throwing things out of the window. the police were able to persuade him to leave the vehicle and at some point shots were fired. we don't know who shot first exactly what happened but the man was then

sidney blumenthal is testifying at that hearing.earning he handed over 60 e-mails just before today's deposition that haven't been made available by the state department. catherine herridge is live in washington with more on the e-mails. >> the republican chairman of the benghazi select committee told reporters that the gap they got from blumenthal and given by the state department has to be explained. >> i think it's noteworthy that no committee of congress that has previously looked into benghazi or libya uncovered these memos. and i will leave it to you to figure out whether there was a failure tole produce on the former secretary's part. or a failure to produce on the department of the state's behalf. >> at this hour they are on a lunch break. this is video from earlier today. blumenthal seen going into the closed deposition where he answered questions from republicans and democrats on the committee about his e-mail correspondence with mrs. clinton while she was secretary of state and blumenthal was a paid adviser. fox news has

she said the e-mails from sidney blumenthal were unsolicited we know that was false.ar -- she also said that she had a single device for convenience. we now know that she had more than a single device, so is every explanation she's offered so far is demonstrably false. bill: trey gowdy there, making new calls for a third party to take a look at hillary clinton's private server, this after revelations she neglected to turn over more than a dozen e-mails related to benghazi. where are they? what's on them? mark thiesen is a fellow at the american enterprise institute and a fox news contributor. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. bill: you say she's been caught red-handed. if that's the case, what can you prove? >> well, she has been. she said that she handed over all -- a complete record, all of her official e-mails before she deleted 31,000 of them and wiped her server clean. we now know she withheld and destroyed official u.s. government e emails, that she was required by law to hand over. the state department has said those 15 e-mails that we only got becau

so did sidney blumenthal make them up? did he conjure them? what are you talking about here? now we have the first possibility. what's significant? this is the confetti moment if you're the republican investigators which is there's a divide now between the state department hillary ran, sidney blumenthal and the campaign itself. so you've got cracks there and now the pocket of prying things open. >> okay. at the end of the day, does this really matter because you think about the law form cattle producers. people continue to support her. she's teflon. >> it would be hard to find iflt's a low threshold, number one. she didn't get elected last time. i don't know if you remember but she lost the last time she ran for president. bernie sanders is in the single digits. look i think she is a formidable candidate. she has serious baggage. remember the first stirewaltian precept. >> look at how voters trusted her in 2014. april 2015 45%. so between april and now, either we haven't been doing a good job or the voters say they don't care about what they've learn and there's a lots they l

. >> can we talk about this is sidney blumenthal's investigation and what is he testifying about that -- can we step back and say how did it come to this? he just sent e-mails and now he's in front of the committee. >> it was weird that obama told hillary she wasn't allowed to hire sidney blumenthal and he winds up doing freelance intelligence. probably not how you should be running your state department. >> we'll be investigating benghazi in 2050 probably. but i do think it has trey gowdy left in the hallway, pleading. thank you all for your time and thoughts. >> thanks alex. >> coming up the donald versus neil young. also known as the day the music died. so this beauty can be yours with a down payment and 10% financing. oh larry, lawrence. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have a 798 fico score. [score alert text sound] [score alert text sound] oh. that's the sound of my interest rate going down. according to this score alert, my fico score just went up to 816. 816. 816! 816! fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. so get your credit swagger on. go to e

. >> lucy is a policy director with the refugee counsel of australia and joins us live from sidney andgood to have you with us it's still unclear if the australian government did do this but tony abbot not denying it, what do you make of the allegations? >> well to be honest it's very difficult to know what to make of them. the problem we had here in australia is that so many asylum seeker and policies rather are in secrecy and we hear accusations like this and it's hard to know if they are true or not. we regularly hear accusations made about how australia treats asylum seekers and what happens during the turn back operations but the government consistently refuses to be held to even the most basic standards of accountability so it's the only thing that is clear of allegations is there is no transparency so we certainly welcome investigations of the federal police to try to get to the bottom of exactly what has happened here. >> australia policy to asylum seekers and migrants has been criticized as being draconian and reported to off shore detention centers and it's tough attitude by

. >>> a crowd of hundreds greeting the dalai lama in sidney this morning.is time ben tan spiritual leader arriving for his 12 day stay in australia. he's there to lead a large multi faith service and participate in several conference about his teaching. joining him none other than richard gere hollywood icon says he wouldn't miss out on this type of journey. >> it's very rare teachings. very high teaching experiment. something extraordinary. worth coming this far. >> will you be with him for his entire tour? >> the dalai lama will be in sidney for five days and also speak in brisbane. it's his tenth visit to australia. >> police in boston on edge after court documents revealing a terror suspect was planning an tack on law enforcement officers including possible be heading. 26-year-old a sam ma raheem was shot and killed on tuesday after he lunched at police with a knife. the fbi claims raheem was spreading isis propaganda online online. agents say he recruited his 24-year-old david wright to help him with the terror plot. he told wright he would quote go af

. >> let's get an update from al jazeera andrew thomas in sidney. >> reporter: there are three centraluestions, did this payment occur, did australian officials pay people smugglers to take asylum seekers back to indonesia, if they did is that legal and what is all this doing to the relationship between indonesia and australia, to take those in turn did it happen and tony abbot prime minister was asked repeatedly on monday and refused to engage the question, will not confirm or deny saying this was a matter of operational security and it wasn't in australia's national interest to reveal whether it happened so on that basis we are none the wiser although there are growing voices in indonesia saying $30,000 of u.s. dollars did take place, if it did is it legal? legal expects in australia say probably not and they have strict andty people smuggling laws and to pay people smugglers can have a long prison sentence or a big fine and take australia's government the attorney general to mount the prosecution, is that going to happen of australian government officials is unlikely and third what

sidney's s&p/asx 200 dropped to its lowest close in two months. in other markets in asia-pacific region seoul's kospi shed 0.2% and finished the week down more than 2%. concerns over the mers outbreak weighed on market sentiment. hong kong's hang seng extended losses ending down 1%. manila ended down 0.36%. and jakarta's composite index gained by just a fraction. >>> japanese tire maker says it will scrap its alliance with a u.s. partner. the company says its 16 year relationship with goodyear tire and rubber was producing limited results. their joint ventures have been selling goodyear tires in japan and dunlop tires. its president says changes in the business environment make the break up unavoidable. >> translator: we will now have greater flexibility in developing our business strategy. >> officials say they will turn their joint ventures in japan in north america to wholy own subsidiaries. >> toshiba delayed some bonuses. officials say the bonus cannot be calculated because settlement of accounts for the last business year has been delayed. t

sidney blumenthal did not author those e-mails sent to clinton. instead, gowdy said the e-mails came from a high-ranking official. blumenthal spent five hours there yesterday. >>> now with donald trump in the presidential race, there are a few eyebrows raised over the signs up around his d.c. construction site. a big blue banner outside the old post office building reads trump coming 2016. as you know, trump is building a hotel there. federal officials tell news4 the sign is legal because it's temporary and it refers only to the hotel. >>> lawyers for the man accused of murdering the university of virginia student want a new judge. lawyers protecting jesse matthew filed a motion asking cheryl higgins to recuse herself. higgins has a daughter who is a sophomore at uva. >>> we're now hearing from the new attorney for the man -- >> accused of murdering four people at a mansion out of northwest washington. investigators arrested daron wint when they found his dna on a pizza box in the house where three family members were killed. >> he is encouraged a

return to indonesia and tony abbot is refusing to confirm or deny the statements and andrew thomas in sidney>> reporter: there are three central questions the payments occurred and australian officials pay people smugglers to take asylum seekers back to indonesia and if they did was that legal and what is all this doing to the relationship between indonesia and australia, to take it in turn and tony abbot was asked repeatedly on monday and refused to engage the question and refused to confirm or deny saying this was a matter of operational security and it wasn't in australia national interest to see what happened so on that basis we are none the wiser and growing voices in indonesia saying the payment of $30,000 u.s. dollars is to take place and if it did is it legal and they say probably not and they have strict antipeople smuggling laws and to pay people smugglers can incur a long prison sentence or a big fine and it would take the government, the attorney general and now the prosecution, is that going to happen of australian government officials seems very unlikely and what is it doing to

shop error sidney is surprised. >> i think it's a shame because i like the clothes. they are finance. they are good price point. >>reporter: wearing gap right now. >> i am. >>reporter: gap move no surprise to bloomberg consumer reporter lindsey. >> this brand in particular has been struggling 5 quarter with sales at the clean in a row these not good. so i think they felt they needed to make a drastic change. >> turn around for gap not easy >> turn around for gap not easy. more people shopping on line and brutal competition from brand like h and m and this store. we asked these shop whaers gap means to them. >> i think i have one sweat frer there. my mom bought it for me. but no i didn't normally go in. >> fashion really changed. it's really business ick. >> gap ceo told news a statement customers rapidly changing how they shop today. these moves will help get gap back to where it deserves to be in the eye of cop assumer. don and door is fisher open san francisco first germ plasm store in 1969. legacy the retail giant hopes will live on. in san francisco, cornell bern

. >> update from andrew thomas in sidney. >> reporter: there are three central questions. this payment occur, did australian officials pay people smugglers to take asylum seekers back to indonesia and if they did was that legal and what is all this doing to the relationship between indonesia and australia, to take those in turn did it happen and tony abbot prime minister was asked repeatedly on monday and refiez -- refused the question and said it was operational security and national interest to reveal whether it happened so on that basis we are none the wiser although there are growing voices in indonesia saying there is payment of $30,000 and is it legal? legal expects in australia say probably not because they have strict antipeople smuggling laws and to pay people smugglers can have a big prison sentence or fine and take the attorney general to mount the prosecution and will that happen of australian government officials? seems very unlikely. third what is all this doing between relationship between australia and indonesia and the government has made representations t

guest we talked about sidney : blumenthal. the state department was paid a second salary by the clinton foundation. was paid consulting between the state department and hillary running for president. there have been other fundraisers and it worked for hillary clinton and also the foundation. that is just her aides and allies. look back at bill clinton. the top person at the white house runs in aids drug initiative. there been other folks, the body man in the white house, is sort of one of the top people in the foundation for a long time, who sort of came up with the idea for the clinton global initiative. a lot of infrastructure from the clinton foundation was carried over from the white house. you can see a lot of the same infighting for bill's time that you saw in the white house among people. host: do businessmen benefit from that especially from their associations through the foundation? guest: of course. the example is the canadian mining tycoon, who has funded a lot of clinton's's work at the foundation, especially helpi

shop error sidney is surprised. >> i thi it's a shame because i like the clothes. they are finance. they are good price point. >>reporter: wearing gap right now. >> i am. >>reporter: gap move no surprise to bloomberg consume reporter lindsey. >> this brand in particular has been suggling 5 quarter with sales at the clean in a row these not good. so i think they felt ty needed to make a drastic change. >> turn around for gap not easy >> turn around for gap not easy. more people shopping on line and brutal competition from brand like h and m and these shop whaers gap meansto them. >> i think i have one sweat frer there. my mom bought it for me. but no i didn't normally go in. >> fashion really changed. it's really business ick. >> gap ceo told news a statement customers rapidly changing how they shop today. these moves will hlp get gap back to where it deserves to be in the eye of cop assumer. don and door is fisher open san francisc first germ plasm store in 1969. legacy the retail giant hopes will live on. in san fncisco, cornell bernard abc 7 news. >> came down to the wire but stat

they were between clinton and her close adviser sidney blumenthal. spokesman said last night clinton had had turned over 55,000 pages of material including those from blumenthal. >>> okay to france. protests over the low cost car service uber have turned violent. furious taxi drivers hit the streets of paris during a nationwide strike overturning car, setting fires and blocking traffic. protesters say services like uber amount to economic terrorism. courtney love was caught in the cross fire tweeting from her uber ride she would be safer in baghdad. >> she was not too pleased nor were a lot in paris. >>> a consumer alert. gear that could be hazardous to wear. >> cars that drive themselves. the next phase of this innovative ride hitting the road. >>> later, get vaccinated or else. childhood shots may no longer be an option but a requirement after a major move. >>> and surprising developments from japan regard those exploding air bags. first the ceo of takata apologized publicly for the first time bowing deeply as a sign of remorse. he said he regrets

a teen got a huge surprise when she was singing at a fundraiser in canada. 13-year-old sidney was performingd sheeran song when the star showed up and turned night a duet. she said she didn't know what to do at first but then she got right in there singing right along with him. after the song she said it was the best thing that ever happened to her. >> top stories 6:55. two men and woman attack a man in a logan neighborhood. they stabbed him robbed him and shot him. he's in critical condition. police are interviewing witnesses and checking surveillance video as they search for the attackers. >>> philadelphia police are warning people who take cabs to be aware of a serial taxi thief. they say the go swiped 12 cabs in west and southwest philadelphia in just the the last 10 days. >> don't expect to get anywhere quickly on 422 eastbound this morning. it is a long slow crawl from approaching oaks into this point at the pennsylvania turnpike overpass where there's a crash taking out the two lanes just kind of the shoulder squeezing by there headed in toward king of prussia. 30 minutes should be si

kevin kenner's daughter sidney was seriously injured after trying the stunt. 13-year-old rode on thea vehicle while a friend drove. she fell off and suffered severe trauma to the head. doctors put intera medically induced coma. >> to even think about this type of activity, the torture and the pain that we went through for two weeks in the hospital, all you kids, it's just -- it's not funny from the teen survived but will spend months in rehab. federal health officials say there were 99 reports of car surfing between 1990 and 2008, any other many but more than half of those were deadly. >>> a foot kisser is on the loose on a california college campus. police in california state polytechnic university in pomona say a man in his early 20's approached a female student in front of the men's gym and asked if he could take photos of her bare feet then proceeded to kiss and lick her toes while recording it on his smartphone. then he ran off. >> very odd. we're here at the big board keeping a first look at business. now the new jersey economic development authority will vote today at issue th

al jazerra in western sidney. >>> a decision by an egyptian court to uphold the death sentence for the president mohamed morsi has been pet by wide suppress condemn station. the u.n., european union and amnesty international have all come out against the ruling. the u.s., egypt's military ally said it's politically motivated. >> the united states has repeated will he raised concerns about the detention and sentencing were a variety i of political figures in egypt. and we are concerned that the proceedings have been conduct ed in a way that is not only contrary to universal values, but also damaging to the stability that all egyptians deserve. >> the death sentence for mohammed erred morsi is just the latest in a long line of hard line judgements handed down to muslim brotherhood lead nurse egypt. >> reporter: death by hanging this judge upheld its previous decision to hang morsi. >> translator: the court has ruled, firstly that in presence, first and with consensus of opinion to punish each of the following defendants by execution by hanging. >> reporter: morsi, along with other top le

kevin kenner's daughter sidney was seriously injured last month after trying the stunt.-old rode on the outside of a vehicle while a friend drove. she fell off and suffered severe trauma to the head. doctors put her into a medically induced coma. >> don't even think about this type of activity. the torture and the pain that we went through for two weeks in the hospital, all you kids, it's just -- it's not funny. >> the teen survived but will spend months in rehab. federal health officials say there were 99 reports of car surfing between 1990 and 2008. not a lot. but here's the team deal. more than half were deadly. >> on route 35 near dayton last night crews picked up the squealing pigs by their hind legs. they were taken to a local county fairgrounds. unfortunately more than 300 of the pigs did not survive. others went missing when they ran off into a wooded area near the road. >> it's 5:47. philadelphia police release surveillance video hoping someone can identify a tire thief. >> a plan on a bulldozer goes on a destructive rampage do you know under. david. >> we're dr

andrew thomas, al jazerra in western sidney. >>> a decision by an egyptian court to uphold the deathtence for did he deposed president mohamed morsi has been met with widespread condemnation. the u.s., egypt's military ally says it's politically motivated. >> the us has repeatedly raised concerns about the detention and sentencing of a variety of political figures in egypt. and we are concerned that the proceedings have been conducted in a way that is not only contrary to universal values but also damaging to the stability that all egyptians reserve. >>> pakistan security forces hailing the success of the cracks down of organized crime in the city of karachi they are now considering expanding the operation, kamal hyder has the details. >> reporter: the southern port city of karachi is the economic hub of the country. if karachi comes a standstill, the effects can be felt across the country. however, for the last few decades, karachi has been reeling under violence with target kills that have cost thousands of lives, there are case of his extortion kidnappings as well. last september

kevin kenner's daughter sidney was severely injured last month after trying the stunt. the 13-year-old rode on the outside of a vehicle while a friend drove. she fell off and suffered severe trauma to the head. doctors put her in a medically induced coma. >> don't even think about this type of activity. the torture and the pain that we went through for two weeks in the hospital. all you kids, it's not funny. >> the teen survived but will spend months in rehab. federal health officials say there were only 99 reports of car surfing between 1990 and 2008. but more than half of those were deadly. >> it is now 6:47 and a live preview of "gma" is up next. >>> also new details on a hog wild highway rescue in ohio. >> ♪♪ right now verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. (yeah, 10 gigantic gigs.) for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed. call. data. and reliability. so you never have to settle. now also get $300 or more when you trade-in your smartphone and buy a new

shop error sidney is surprised. >> i think it's a shame because i like the clothes. they are finance. they are good price point. >>reporter: wearing gap right now. >> i am. >>reporter: gap move no surprise to bloomberg consumer reporter lindsey. >> this brand in particular has been struggling 5 quarter with sales at the clean in a row these not good. so i think they felt they needed to make a drastic change. >> turn around for gap not easy >> turn around for gap not easy. more people shopping on line and brutal competition from brand like h and m and this store. we asked these shop whaers gap means to them. >> i think i have one sweat frer there. my mom bought it for me. but no i didn't normally go in. >> fashion really changed. it's really business ick. >> gap ceo told news a statement customers rapidly changing how they shop today. these moves will help get gap back to where it deserves to be in the eye of cop assumer. don and door is fisher open san francisco first germ plasm store in 1969. legacy the retail giant hopes will live on. in san francisco, cornell bern

sidney sidney? >> hi. sidney freeberg breaking defense. first of all, i'd like to ask you to elaborate on the more economical construction methods, meaning the sub ends up being larger volume. that's interesting. i hadn't heard that before and you would think that would not be so great for stealth. and, two since you are about to change jobs, the common thread is keeping those ohio ssbns functioning at this unprecedented age. you have seen it from the '97 president-elect, from sub group ten, and as com sub land. what are the things you're most worried about in keeping those old ssbns going for the period are ird? what are you worried about breaking first? >> you know, the question was about submarine construction techniques and readiness of follow on submarines and the readiness of ssbns, what do i think is going to break first. i don't know i can comment on what i think is going to break first. as a submariner, you know you're at 300 feet, you got high pressure hydraulics, a nuclear reactor, nuclear weapons. there are a lot of things that

the messages include intelligence reports passed on by longtime political confidant sidney blumenthale-mails predate the attack. there are few words written by clinton herself. a german producer expected to reject a takeover bid from canada's potash corporation. the bid is seen as too low. the german company is reviving the offer. the deal would give potash access to german salt mines. amazon trying a high-tech version of the neighborhood ice cream truck to promote its mobile shopping app. the treasure trove. it will carry one heavily discounted item every day. shoppers can find out what is offered and locate the truck by using the app. the truck debuts tomorrow in seattle. no word on whether it will be tried in other cities. tom: it is an experiment. brendan: the discounted item yesterday it was a paddleboard take it down the east river. tom: this is what amazon does they do experiments. brendan: hard to tell whether they are doing an experiment or publicity stunt. think of the delivery by drone. tom: uber has had some challenges in the last few days. by all accounts, uber is a succe

. ♪ >>> scary moments drag rock concert in sidney australia. in the band got a little too close to shooting flames during a performance last night. the pyrotechnics caught michael clifford's hair on fire. he grabbed a towel ran off stage right there. it happened. michael whose known for his hair tweeted a picture of himself assuring fans he's okay. it doesn't look it but he says and the show must go on. they hit the stage again tonight. >>> a georgia woman wants the world to know she is -- she's thrilled to be divorced from her husband. >> fox's nicole estephan shows us the unusual way she's celebrating. >> i'm an independent woman. >> the cans, the sparkles, the get away car a familiar ritual of the newlywed but the newly divorceed? >> to me it's a celebration because, hey it should have been over five years ago. >> reporter: leona says her husband took off five years ago. the couple has remained separated. but on june 11th she decided it was finally time to cut the ties. >> when i walked out of the courthouse yesterday, it was like i could br

martha: an investigation revealed sidney blumenthal talked about emails send the to secretary clinton about libya and blumenthal mentioned he was make $200,000 a year from media matters and clinton ally david brock. this on top of the $10,000 a month he was pulling in from the clinton foundation. karl rove joins us now. karl welcome good to have you here. people are allowed to make money and be advisors, why is this a problem? >> the question is was hillary clinton aware of this? then there are other questions. but we have never got to the bottom of who was responsible for telling people to tell a lie. we have the u.s. ambassador to the united states go on the sunday morning -- go on the sunday morning talk programs and talk about the memo nobody had seen. all the memos basically lays this out as the explanation for the incident for the attack on our facility in benghazi. the question is what role did the blumenthal memo play in helping secretary clinton arrive at a conclusion. and was she the source, was her office the source for our ambassador to, to go on tv and say what they knew

they reveal at least 60 emails between clinton and her long-time friend sidney blumenthal.ttee and is my guest now. welcome back to "america's newsroom." >> good morning. bill: those who have seen the emails share with those who have not seen the emails about what it tells you what was going on back and forth? >> well i think there are two key points here, bill. one, we know we got more emails from mr. blumenthal than we got from the state department which raises the big question, why didn't the state department give them to us or did mrs. clinton not give them to the state department to forward to us. we have to get answer to that question. it is par for the course for the state department. we have subpoena there couple of years. we have yet to get the documents, not even close to the documents we deserve. second, the emails we received from mr. blumenthal what they said. i think it is interesting mrs. clinton said these were unsolicited yet some of emails say, sydney, keep it coming, keep the information flowing. sounds like that is soliciting information from mr. blument

. >> sidney bloom thall is set to testify on benghazi today. some of clinton's libya -- it wasn't until bloom thall was subpoenaed that he had to hand them over suggesting the clintons or state department withheld them on purpose. blumenthal will appear behind closed doors. it is legal to smoke pot but not without consequences. they lost the dish network job after failing a drug test. he claims he will never hyatt work and pot spoking was legal under state law. the court sided with the company because smoking marijuana is still against federal law sevenltd us your comments on facebook twitter or send an e-mail to fox friends foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> spokane is out. rachel dolezal quits after revealing she was lying about being black. we are now learning she once filed a lawsuit claiming she was discriminated against. patricia stark is here with the details. >> rachel dole sglaul has not publically comment on accusations she has been misleading people about their race. in a statement posted on-line she says quote it is a true honor to se

his uncle was algernon sidney booth. when you start naming your children after political heroes all of a certain stripe, you know there is something going on there. not just like every child in london was named algernon sydney something. it was odd. this is the way the family was. with their classical education they had read all of milton who said that if you kill somebody that's murder, but if the person you killed was a tyrant, that's not murder. booth's father had performed in a play called "killing no murder" that came from the titus oates letter to the same effect. john wilkes booth sees all of this, and this is part of what would later be called evidence of insanity. but he knew things that other people did not know about the past and about all the cases in antiquity where people had dealt with extraordinary powers of centralized government. he saw modern day as a parallel and he started to plot. some people believe that he was plotting to capture abraham lincoln. i personally -- i cannot read his mind, but i have

we welcomed griffin and sidney. it's not just about blood lines with us, it's about the family you adopt over time. friends that come into your life force you to live differently because of the mere fact that you met them. one such friend is with us today. martha zittrell. martha has been very kind in discussing how we were there for him, but in reality, we learned as much from marcus as he could have ever learned from us. he taught us the important of perseverance, of never giving up. [applause] never quit. we learned this after being broken from having worn the brunt of battle. the other thing that marcus continuously reminds us of is it's not about us, it's not about us. there are causes greater than any of us here today. causes for which we should all be willing to sacrifice our lives and our future. one such cause is the presidency of the united states. [cheers and applause] my friends, that office is not about the individual who occupies it, but it's about the optimism and the dreams of the people who work and

politico reporting sidney blumenthal raked in $10,000 a month from the foundation.espite a white house ban on him working for the administration. >> hillary rodham clinton, how evil is she? please. hillary? seven letters, rodham, seven letters, clinton, six letters, 767. remember that. crime-related to records which could be used to charge hillary rodham clinton, 767. minus 101, 6, 6, 6, the mark of the beast, satan, 666. three six, 36. hillary was 36 in 1983, the same year that kiss first appeared in public without makeup. kiss. k-i-s-s. what's that stand for? knights in satan's service. a coincidence? good question. i would ask hillary, but today is may 31st, the fifth month, 5/31. together that's 36. three, plus six? >> nine, nine, nine, nine, nine of. >> now look at me. greg gutfeld. gregory john gutfeld. 18. russ wheeler was never 18 in the film days of thunder. he almost killed cole trickle. ♪ that, friend, is evil. see, we can find evil in anything and everything, which means we must prioritize real evil instead. first evil, isis. this week they killed 400 wo