stuart: no?eople in the political class and there's just nobody that he thinks that this is evidence that he has corrected himself. they see it as evidence of dysfunctional campaign. stuart: nobody in the political class? i talk to political that are strategist, political pollsters, fundraisers. stuart: what about juan williams himself? >> i do not think and i know many disagree with me about the speech in milwaukee, law and order speech when you had riots in milwaukee and you had an opportunity not only to speak to the police in milwaukee but to black people in milwaukee. stuart: all right. i think we will agree to differ. [laughter] >> it's friday. stuart: i will watch you on the five. >> thank you, that was very kind of you. stuart: it's a great book too. >> my pleasure. stuart: former miss california usa, she's a trump supporter and she's blasting the new york times of twisting her words to attacking donald trump. she's here and fired up. you will meet her in a moment. jeff in a dodge in detr

stuart: well,, stuart, not you. those for a second? ashley: yes. stuart: what is this bleach bit stuff? >> will say this is something good, even as one of the trey gowdy said on fox news, even god couldn't read these e-mails. what's interesting is if you go to bleach bit's website, they're so proud of that comment, they provide a link to the fox news interview with tray gowdy saying just that. so, in other words, they're extremely proud of the product that they have, and it's y would all of this publicity. anybody go to such great length to totally ireradicate yoga messages? >> because they don't want anyone to know when she's doing downward dog. stuart: oh, get out of here. the bride's maids messages and the wedding planning messages. >> and i know what the answer is. the answer is she used bleach bit because she wanted to eradicate the e-mails. again, this is real world, this is business. . stuart: this is how politics works? >> this is how works works. this is a different world, a different universe, stuart comes

stuart: why?ve substantive details and arguments and when he is out with his crowd at his rallies, he is feeding off the energy and goes off-the-cuff sometimes. he wants to be serious with voters and get his policies out there. for the last couple weeks it has been trump against the world including the mainstream media and it is time to get past that and to do that, specifics on what he wants to do to make america great again out to the public past the mainstream media and their interpretation. stuart: that is interesting coming from you because he has admitted to himself that the way he was going especially in the primaries won't work in the general. he admitted that to himself. >> i don't know if it is not going to work but more specifics is very helpful and we s tens of thousands of people hearings mister trump and engaging with him in a daily basis at all his rallies. it is working and getting past the media but time to get specific, enduring hundreds of millions of dollars of negative ads, an

stuart. stuart: this is classic clinton. you skate around the law, laugh it off and rake in celebrity gold. good morning, everyone. 85 people who gave big money to the clinton foundation had meetings with the secretary of state, hillary clinton. they paid, they played. it's not he will -- illegal. and also, in classic style, she's raising big money from celebrities, see this? that's hillary in a photo booth snapshot with justin timberlake and jessica biel. today it's apple chief tim cook. he's hosting a fundraiser for her. high-tech, hollywood, all in for the left. trump summed it up, the clintons, he says, set up a business to profit from public office. and as you can tell, we're wired for this and plugged in to what looks like another record high for stocks. summer doldrums, nonsense. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> yeah, politics for the moment. but a dreadful story, 38 dead and that number may climb, devastating earthquake in italy. ashley: this happened in central italy, a mountainous area. 3:36 local time, e

thanks a lot, stuart. bye. stuart: much more on mr. trump and what he had to say throughout the rest of the program and also by the way, donald trump's daughter ivanka is going to sit down with greta van susteren on the record 7 p.m. eastern time tonight. all right, we'll be back in a moment. >> all right. tuesday morning, we've got about 15 minutes to go before the market opens and ever so slightly lower at that opening bell. the most important number of the morning is probably the price of oil. right now, we're at $40 a barrel and remember, yesterday, we dropped to 39. the market has been going down along with oil. oil up this morning, 40.40, but that's all we've got. the price of gasoline, 2.12 per gallon and it's going down. better profit as the parent company of the discovery channel that will be discovery communications. strong growth across all its u.s. networks, doing well across the board. animal planet, oprah's network doing well and the stock will be up significantly this morning. new revelations today on hillary clinton's e

stuart, take it away. stuart: thank you, maria. trump goes all out for growth. he came out with it, make america grow again. he's zeroing in on the economy. here is the plan. three tax brackets, 12, 25, 33%, that means tax cuts for individuals. no business will pay more than 15%. that would be a big tax cut there. and abolish the estate tax, sometimes called the death tax. regulations, rebuild the nation with infrastructure bonds and that's the plan and it's about growing an economy that's been stuck in the worst recovery since 1949, it's the breakout plan from donald trump. hillary clinton poured scorn all over it immediately, she says it's six men named steve all trying to avoid paying their fair share, those words again. hillary delivers her plan on thursday. this week, it's about how we return to prosperity. dueling plans. this is "varney & company" and we're about to begin. ♪ >> we have no growth so once you get over that, then you have to do something and what we've done is a very, very large and really cutting tax cut and for the businesses and for people

stuart: really? >> yes. stuart: thanks.s one, the nfl denying the dallas cowboys request to put a police decal on their helmets, this is the dallas cowboys. ashley: arm in arm, they have that decal on their helmet for the practice season, but they wanted to have it on permanently throughout the nfl season and they made the application and the nfl said, sorry, can't do it because they say, there are strict rules on uniforms, and because of that, they have to deny it. there's the local police foundation in dallas, five officers were killed there, they were ambushed. the foundation said they're very disappointed and said this is outrageous. stuart: was it the nba or was it the nfl where a team had some kind of uniform deal about black lives matter, i think, and they did it. ashley: i think it was nba. stuart: was it the rams? the l.a. rams. ashley: the nfl. stuart: yes, with their arms raised up like this. ashley: yes. stuart: all right. we're out of time. check our big board though, we've always got time for at that, we're do

stuart: to up or down? >> down. stuart: oh, boy.'s economic advisor one of the top guys in the campaign, steve moore, said on this program yesterday, you elect donald trump, he puts in place tax cuts and i'll do this again, you will have 4% growth for five straight years. now, that is a tall order. i'm going to go around the block all over again. mike murphy, 4% growth for five straight years? >> absolutely. stuart: yes? >> you take those types of tax cuts that donald trump is talking about, and you will apply them to this economy, it's poised like a spring to explode to the upside. we'll get real growth that we haven't seen in eight years. stuart: so that's the event, the election, which breaks out the market? >> well, well. ashley: you have to get it through. he has to get these things through. stuart: with a republican congress he'd get it liz: wait, it's like chasing a magic unicorn, with charlie wrangle and harry reid tax reform. it would be great 4% growth. stuart: if trump is elected a republican senate and house and they wou

thanks, stuart,. stuart: okay.ic plan tomorrow afternoon. earlier on this program today, senior trump economic adviser steve moore commented on hillary's up coming announcement. roll tape. >> and our plan for businesses especially small businesses we're at a 15% tax rate. 15%. you know where she is? she's at 46%. so she's three times higher -- now, you don't have to have a ph.d. in economics, i know you don't understand one, stuart, if you tax a business at 15% versus 46%, you're going to allow a lot more spending, a lot more jobs, and a lot more hiring. stuart: there you heard it. 15% tax rate under mr. trump. 46% corporate tax rate under hillary clinton. now, you're a democrat. >> that's right. stuart: you know you're going to vote for donald trump or at least you will last time i saw you. >> absolutely. stuart: now, what do you make of that? because that's a huge gap. 15% donald trump, 46% hillary clinton. >> look, every aspect of our economy and our world is getting more efficient because our technology. our go

stuart, over to you. stuart: a shift on the campaign trail. trump tries for a comeback, shuffling his campaign team. hillary, new scandals and now she's playing defense. what a shift. good morning, everyone. trump took on the milwaukee rioters last night. the war on police is war on all peaceful citizens. that was his message. it was on prompter and he stuck to it. he has now delivered three measured, more presidential speeches on the economy, foreign policy, and law and order and he's got a new campaign chief executive and manager. and he starts running ads in key states on friday and add it up and it looks like he's trying for a new start, a shift in the campaign. hillary clinton trying to hold her lead. now on defense, fox news has unearthed a new scandal surrounding the clinton foundation. the pro clinton boston globe, they critical says the foundation's an ongoing conflict of interest. and there's also the ongoing charge that she lied to congress under oath. 82 days to the election, trump tries to rally and hillary tries to hold onto her

stuart, back in three minutes. stuart: 11:00 precisely.le of two very different campaigns. of course the two personalities, the two styles are widely different and always have been. look at the way hillary clinton and donald trump are conduct in their campaigns. almost direct opposites. more than a year, hillary clinton has refused to hold a news conference. question from the rope line, she often just turns away. trump, his handlers can't keep them quiet. he will answer any and all questions rapidfire. if apple were trying to figure out, what he would do if you'd like it. taylor walks away from policy speeches. trump in the last month has presented is on the economy, foreign policy, average to minorities, law and order and immigration. how do they actually campaign? hillary or brass a lot of fun raises the law. trump travels big rallies everywhere. today he's in mexico meeting president nieto. who would've thought? hillary is staying home. bottom line, trump stomps all over with vigor. he seized the momentum. hillary defense, forced into a

stuart: big fear.rancisco police officers association slamming quarterback colin cap a are -- kaepernick on the police. >> perhaps mr. kaepernick could comment on the murder of 49 police officers in the united states in the past few months or assaults perpetrated on over 1 is00,000 law enforcement officers in the past year and goes on and read it for yourself. pete is here. read it yourselves. that's a long, long statement from the san francisco cops about kaepernick. >> because there's a lot to be frustrated about, a lot to stay. when you don't stand for the anthem you're indicting our entire country and everything it represents and in the statement effectively called cops racist murdering people in the streets without justice. and anyone looks at the issues know it's complicated and justice can't perfect in this country, but if everyone sat because there's a problem with something we'd all be sitting. we know that america is not a perfect country, but we're grateful. he's not grateful. stuart: the nf

stuart: big deal?f you're engaged in cyber warfare, you have to have this capability and china has stolen the marks. we have technology and people are working on it. it's not a trivial matter. there's reason they didn't announce until the last minute. it's big news. stuart: thank you, peter. i want more details on the burkini ban in france. i'm sorry, i was going to that. going to this. donald trump detailing his foreign policy plans, including extreme vetting of anyone trying to enter the u.s. zuhdi jasser is with us from the islam ic core democracy. will muslims support that plan, zuhdi? >> well, i think, stuart, any muslim who is anti-islamist who believes in the primacy of western principles, of universal human rights are for it. a lot of those who are islamists, for in iran, islamist movements are going to hate it. this is the way to protect american security. we've been calling for this for years, it's not about banning muslims, it's about banning anybody who doesn't share our ideals. and our mus

stuart: okay.at? steak and shake? tell me about it. >> steak and shake is a big burger franchise world known and we've built six trucks for them. it's corporate america coming to us and knocking down our door. >> you build the truck? >> we build the truck. stuart: then you take a piece of the action for a couple of years thereafter? >> in some cases. in some cases we discount the build for the exposure on a nation-wide level. stuart: this is a new show? >> it's a new show. stuart: on discovery channel? >> we're coming back 9 p.m. central. stuart: i promise you a good promo. where do you get your money from in the first place? >> my wife and i were dead broke seven years ago and started building food trucks and fortunately for the grace of god, now we're the largest manufacturer of custom kitchen trucks? >> it's not a fake story. what you see on the show is us. stuart: that's where you made your money, building the truck as opposed to the business, building the trucks. >> i started with building a t

stuart: got it.look at gun stocks, a surprising extraordinary number for you, gun ownership rises to 44% of all homes. now, look, the stocks are mixed this morning, not smith & wesson, that's niceliment all of the gun stocks have done extremely well in the obama years, especially in the last couple of years, but what's the-- 44% of homes have a gun liz: yeah, that comes from pew research. reputable research. we've been talking about gun ownership in the mid 30 range. a jump to 44% we haven't seen that in this country. for than four out of ten households have a gun. stuart: that's extraordinary. that statistics. thank you for livening up a monday morning before a holiday weekend. look at this, 11 minutes into the session up 80 points. what are you talking about, stuart, doldrums? get out of here. [laughter] and now this, donald trump out front in the media-- outfront of the media, i should say. he's giving policy speeches. hillary clinton no formal press conference since december 2015, i wonder why. a

stuart: thank you. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: i've got breaking news from italy.g letting the u.s. use bases to bomb isis. ashley: in particular in sicily. up until now they've allowed the u.s. to use drone strikes from there, in particular to defend their forces, but now they're saying, look, yes, you can use the air space. you can use the base to attack from to use planes because they want to see significant process made against islam state militants there and elsewhere. and yes, we're willing to allow more use. stuart: that's a breakthrough. that is a breakthrough, american planes will take off from italy and bomb isis, from western europe they'll be bombing isis. ashley: helps for the u.s. attack on isis. stuart: got it. now, president obama calls donald trump unfit for the presidency. ivanka trump responds to that. >> i totally disagree. i think he'd be an excellent presidentment my father spokes to enormous business, what does the country need? they need business. he understands how to obtain them because he has. he understands how to put this country to wor

stuart: a builder.o get down into it about building homes, the housing situation in america, right? >> and it is. and it's a very good opportunity. ap one more thing to remember, the more trump talks about the economy and in this case about housing, the less there is to talk about donald trump's temperament. notice that the hillary clinton campaign and her democratic allies have made trump's temperament the center piece of their campaign against him in the last month or so, not only the khan affair the second amendment controversy the last few days, they've tried to argue that donald trump is just too dangerous, a vote for him is too risky, if he comes out and he's talking about the economy, jobs, housing, it's going to be harder for them to talk about temperament. stuart: 20 seconds left, byron, has he left it too late? >> it's entirely possible. look what happened after the 2012 election. barack obama's strategist bragged that they had framed and defined mitt romney months earlier before the campaign

stuart, over to you. stuart: maria, thank you very much. it is the worst recovery since 1949, virtually no growth in the economy but a jobs report today that the white house will really like. good morning, everyone. we're 94 days from a presidential election, so where is the discussion about getting this economy going again? where is the debate returning to prosperity? we're not hearing much of it. but look at this, new this morning, 255,000 new jobs last month. that is a solid number. and the market is going to go up significantly because of it. however, the proportion of people out of the job market is still stubbornly high. that real unemployment rate still about double the official rate. the real rate is at 9.%. maybe this will change media's focus. right now the media is full of trump bashing. one story after another about how bad he is. not a word about the still weakening economy. and not a word from hillary clinton about growing the economy either. we have a report that hillary would raise taxes by well over a trillion dollars. but

stuart: 46 states. >> correct. stuart: got it.igh in this country. the virus has been found in florida, by the way, with fears that it will spread further. dr. david samadi is here. let's get right down to it. you had a patient, young woman who was pregnant, would you say, yeah, you're okay to go to florida? would you say thatsome. >> no, actually, i would discourage her from going there. the question is, is this going to become a real epidemic in the country, is it going to spread all over place. we're going to see more of zika in different states, but the numbers are not going to be huge. we're seeing about 1600 in the entire country, and now we have 14 cases down in florida. so who are the people that are at risk? if you and i get zika, 90% of the time we will get some fever, chills, after ten days it's gone. you may not even know. so we're talking about a very small group of people who are pregnant, and if they get zika, especially the first trimester, there's about 15% chance they may get this microcephaly. stuart: if a pregn

>> well, stuart, first of all, good morning. it's always nice to be with you, stuart.pplication to compel her to give testimony was made by judicial watch, which is a plaintiff in two of the 41 freedom of information act lawsuits that have been filed against the state department seeking mrs. clinton's e-mails and the application was for live, under oath, videotaped and broadcast testimony. so, when you go from live testimony, which allows follow-up questions, that is questions based on her previous answers as you reduce that to written testimony, which allows her lawyers to write the answers so long as she can sign off on them and prohibits follow-up questions. stuart: wait a minute, there's no follow-up questions. >> no. stuart: hold on a second. i've got to straighten this out for everybody. because this is presented as a huge win for judicial watch. >> i love the judicial watch people and they are doing wonderful things with respect to exposing the government, but they lost this round. they get one chance at answering questions. they do not get to follow up with ano

back to you, stuart. >> thank you, jennifer.ing or optics or is she doing what he needs to do now? tarren rosen krantz says everyone needs to lighten up. first of all, lighten up? she's accused of influenced peddling of the very highest level for some huge dollars? lighten up? >> no, and do you know what, i will say this again there's been no evidence of wrongdoing and regardless of what accusations you want to throw at her you've got a charity that's got an a-rating in the american institute of fiphilanthropy -- >>> w >> why doesn't she say it? >> there's no evidence of campaign wrongdoing. >> why doesn't she say that? >> the campaign has said that over and over again. >> why doesn't she say it? >> she's out there listen lynch talking to voters, the same thing donald trump is doing. it's important to remember that. >> katelyn, what do you say and. >> the hillary clinton campaign is calculating right now they're a head in the polls so they're not going to take time away from their schedule to add events to their schedule. they w

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>> good afternoon, stuart. that is standard practice, as long as the director of national intelligence has looked at who the individuals are, and can give them a one-time clearance for hearing the particular briefing of that moment. >> am i right in saying that you briefed then-senator obama when he was the nominee of the democratic party to be the president? you gave him this intelligence briefing back then. what kind of information will donald trump be getting now? >> i did do those briefings before the election of president obama in 2008, and the kind of information the candidates receive at this point is intelligence about the major hot spots around the globe, and also an opportunity for those candidates to ask questions, and i think there's real value in providing those briefings in that -- >> sure. >> -- you don't either of the candidates to misspeak or worse yet put intelligence in jeopardy by in add vertently talking about intelligence matters they did not know was sensitive. >> does it get down to mayb

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stuart and i have had our disagreements.th feel so strongly about this, we started chatting on the phone and he very graciously did the radio free g.o.p. podcast and we have a similar diagnosis and we agree a lot about what we have to do to clean up this mess after the election. donny: i want to ask both of you guys this question. clearly you have hit a nerve. from here on, we're spoiled at home that we're going to want, demand, except, embrace, any politician, entertainer, george clooney starts to run. part of of it is it's been so fun to watch, it's not a politician, it's an entertainer. whether it's clooney or oprah winfrey. is this teeing up that every presidential election is open for business way beyond politicians? stuart: i worked with george clooney on k street and i also know donald trump a little bit. i think clooney has 75 i.q. points on trump and is a much more sensible ground and sane human. i don't think so. i think you're going to find that this is sort of a rejection of that and go back to an idea that gover

that is when diane urban now diane stuart became the first police chief.ight now there's no end date, but that could change depending on the outcome of the city manager's personnel investigation into stuart's position. we went to hayward police department to get reactions. they would not go on camera, but confirmed the chief is on leave and requested all reviews to the city manager's office. so we went to city hall and were told that they were not available. however, she responded to me via e-mail saying that at this time i'm asking that everyone to respect the investigation process. that i will not be making those comments regarding the personal matter. >> and today they were on the 9th just 20 days before stuart was placed on leave. i reached out to i hayward police association and -- i reached out to the hayward police association.

stuart: shelby. maria: does what stuart say resonate with you? see how you can do it. that said, this is the number one concern for people who are graduating from college, they enter a weak work force, they can't pay their student loans. so debt-free college is probably one of the most appealing things that come out of this. how can it work. even though we know it can't work. stuart: it's buying votes, here, i'll give you this, vote for me. >> right. stuart: the key constituency, millennials, i'll give you this, vote for me. you can only do that so long. europe is not a sustainable business model, i'll give you everything, just keep voting in socialism, it's not working, they're bankrupt. almost dead stop, an economy in the decline. i don't want to see that in america. >> unfortunately, we need student loan reform. stuart: how are you going to do it. >> we need a plan. stuart: not by free. >> giving away college is not be po. stuart: no, it's not. it's not possible and the results will be, you know, really bad news for so many people. what about

so it could change, stuart, on a dime. but it's going to take a person of strength because i've seen it.in washington is a tough place. i wrote the high road and i got knocked down into the valley. t the best thing about being in the valley is you learn when you get back up how you can do things better. so it can change. i don't see it right now. i don't see it with mitch mcconnell. i don't see it with nancy pelosi.eee i do see hope in paul ryan. i don't know what to expect from chuck schumer. he is smarter than we. he's every bit as partisan as harry reid, but there is one difference. he is transactional. you can do business. they don't say it that way in new york city, but they understand. there is some hope out there, but all begins in the white house. we've got to get a different tempo coming out of that place. >> one example of that aboutut leadership and the white housegi is despite what happened with gingrich back in 89, 90 when the wing of a butterfly, when johnio towers nomination was defeated in march of 1989, bu

back in july ktvu's claudine wong profiled stuart. a woman who takes her job seriously. >> how is everything going here? >> good. >> are you happy you made the jump? >> i'm the chief of police in the city of hayward. and so that is what it is. >> the first female chief in hayward. my five-year anniversary is coming up on august 9 of this year. >> the city officials say that it will be business as usual for the police here in hayward for public safety being the number one priority. >> what is the rank and file saying about all of this? >> they like her a lot and they enjoy her. we have not heard anything negative. no one really knows what's going on. there are a lot of unanswered questions. we'll stay on top of this. >> paul, thank you. >> thanks, paul. >>> we have new information now on a suspicious dice found. the bomb squad has rendered the device safe and will is no danger now to the public. the device was discovered as officers responded to reports of a burglary shortly before 3:00 this afternoon at a storage unit on north fourth

stuart, over to you. stuart: a shift on the campaign trail.ng his campaign team. hillary, new scandals and now she's playing defense. what a shift. good morning, everyone. trump took on the milwaukee rioters last night. the war on police is war on all peaceful citizens. that was his message. it was on prompter and he stuck to it. he has now delivered three measured, more presidential speeches on the economy, foreign policy, and law and order and he's got a new campaign chief

and his interview with stuart varney was an example of not taking the bait.t will be different from here on out. i want to ask but president obama pitching the trans-pacific partnership just moments ago. he made his plea in a news conference. i want you to listen. >> between our two countries has grown more than 50%. we're collaborating to jump start greater digital innovation including research and development into technology and data to improve and promote smart cities concepts that can improve the daily lives of our citizens. we'll do more to connect our vibrant start-up communities so we can collaborate with more. charles: donald trump telling stuart varney getting rid of the trade pacs will lead to a jobs boom. let's take a listen. >> the biggest job-providing program would be to renegotiate nafta and not sign tpp where, they're going to take all the jobs out of this country. but my plan is renegotiate nafta, make it good or get out of nafta. i want to bring our jobs back, want to make it very hard for companies to leave our country because they're fleei

so it could change, stuart, on a dime. it's going to take a person of strength because i've seen it. washington is a tough place, you know? i rode the high road, and i got knocked down into the valley. but the best thing about being in the valley is you learn when you get back up how you can do things better. so it can change. i don't see it right now. i don't want see it with mitch mcconnell. i don't see it with nancy pelosi. i do see hope in paul ryan. i don't know what to expect from chuck schumer who will probably be the senate democratic leader. he's smarter than reid, he's every bit as partisan as harry reid, but there's one difference. he's transactional. you can do business. they don't say it that way many new york city, but they understand it. [laughter] so there is some hope out will. but it all begins in the white house. leadership begins in the white house. we've got to get a different, you know, tempo coming out of that place. >> one example of that, about leadership and the white house is despite what happene

stuart: let me get to this one.s to believe we didn't pay $400 million in money to iran. it aired about a month after the money was delivered allegedly bragging about the slop in the arrival of the creative cash. your thoughts there? >> assumed this? >> is in this wasn't a ransom although it looks like a red cent. the iranian regime beyond that come in the street is far higher than currencies. when you and i engage in legitimate commercial transaction commits a mortgage, we use electronically denominated transactions to conduct a type of business. those are the guys who made $400 million in cash. it is worth 10 times as much as that because they can use that to whichever organization may need. it's difficult to transfer a billion dollars to hezbollah electronically. it's easy for them to transfer that cash if they give it to them. ashley: at the administration says this is part of a decade-long agreement or u.s. is making good on a deal that it didn't come plate and the timing was merely coincidental. for the most p

>> stuart had been placed on leave for some sort of personnel investigation.u's alex savidge joining live from hayward with this unexpected police department shakeup. >> a lot of questions here. >> reporter: i spoke to a city council person. she told me this was a confidential matter. she cannot reveal why the police chief is under investigation. this started late in the day yesterday. that's when police chief diane stuart was suddenly placed on leave pending the completion of a personnel investigation. we do not know exactly what prompted that investigation. the 52-year-old chief has been in charge of the hayward police department for nearly five years. she first began her law enforcement career with the san jose police department in 1986. now a hayward council member i spoke with this morning is urging the public not to jump to any conclusions about this investigation focused here on the city's top cop. >> just have patience with the process. knowing that we are following our procedures. if there are questions, they can contact the city manager's office. but

. >> reporter:she says according to the schools records the longest time stuart was held down against his will was more than an hour and a half. >> reporter:stuart's mother says this treatment had a troubling effect on her very young son. >>:he became depressed he became suicidal he talked about dying i just want to die. >> reporter:after being restrained he would be sent to windowless resource room to recover.for long periods of time.the fed's report found that stuart was out of the classroom more often than he was in it. >>:at the end of the day it's just indecent and cruel >> reporter:the us department of education found that the oakland unified school district allowed stuart to be subjected to a hostile environment at anova. here's the settlement in which the oakland unified school district agrees to break off contracts with schools that use prone restraints and develop a protocol to better monitor these practices and to hire an expert to teach positive behavior interventions. in a statement the district says they are complying with the agreement.and their highest priorty is to pr

chief stuart became top cop here in hayward in 2011. she is the city's 13th chief and the first woman to hold this position. she started her law enforcement career back in 1986 as a san jose police officer. she worked her way up to assistant police chief in that department before finally coming over here in the east bay. reporting live here outside hayward police maid quarter, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> it's 5:03. too many neighborhoods, not enough police officers. that is the numbers game. the san jose city council will decide on how to handle this growing problem. council will consider whether or not to allow the police chief to bypass state regulations and move almost 50 sjpd us aers to neighborhood patrol. they call it the most essential role of the department. this meeting comes after a desperate text went out to officers on saturday asking if anyone could come work an extra shift. they were short len officers and four sergeants. >>> 5:04. whether or not you agree or disagree with 49ers colin kaepernick'

>> stuart, i think that's how republicans see the race.obviously not how democrats would see it. there aren't that many independents anymore, hard core independents. look, we'll have to let the race develop. this has been a very partisan race. i think it's going to continue to be a very partisan race. if there's one imperative for donald trump it's actually to get his numbers with republicans up. he's in the low 80s. he needs to get to 90. hillary clinton is more or less at 90 with democrats, so to me, that is objective one for donald trump, to get his percentage among republicans up to the level that hillary clinton has got with democrats. >> fair point. let's see if the pivot can get him back among republicans and get a higher ranking there. larry, as always, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, stuart. >>> after the floods, the heartbreak, a live report from louisiana on what homeowners are finding now that the waters are receding. i've been taking fish oil from nature's bounty to support my heart. i'm running, four times a week. eating

stuart varney. stuart: this is what happens in a world that's printing money.gross, jeff gunlak, that's dramatic stuff coming from these guys and a lot of people follow their advice. here you've got a market that's staying very close to record levels, only down 1% in the latest sell off, staying up there despite profits going down and virtually zero growth in the economy. you have to conclude that it's cheap money, printing money, all over the world that's keeping this market up. maria: it's a great point, because the bank of interest low interest rates and there you have a rally. it's all about the central bank. stuart: people ask me, what does it have to do with me if the bank of england lowers interest rates? what it's got to do with you, the whole world is printing money and that's keeping your 401(k) up there. maria: are they out of bullets? >> stuart, it's mike murphy, you hit the nail on the head as long as the central banks do this. if you want to allocate money to the market today, you need to believe that central banks can continue to do this indefini

stuart, over to you. stuart: stocks at the best level. century.lutely amazing. good friday morning, everybody. look at this-- . [laughter] i'm excited. ashley: you are. stuart: that's the new all-time high for the dow industrials, despite -- [applause] >> thank you very much, applause for that. despite the troubles in the whole world your 401(k) looking good. looks like wall street is the place to put your money and not

you're in good hand. >> first threat stuart last may.rlington heights resident was suffering stage four renal failure and need add kidney to live. but the waiting list is three to five years. >> too long for his wife laura. >> i'm going to get i was kidn kidney. i'll work on it and -- laura had an idea. kin of window signs for all three of the family's cars. >> my daughter's dad needs a kidney. stuart says i need a kidney and mine is my husband needs a kidney. it's overwhelming. >> someone took a picture of their daughter's car and put it on facebook where it was seen by melinda in springfield. immediately e mailed it to her type o husband. >> it was win a matter of two minutes he got the picture he pulled over. he was at work. pulled over and made the phone call, and yeah, he didn't think twice about it. >> reporter: when led to today's emotional meeting. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> i'm justin. >> nice to meet you. >> i just put myself in his shoes. i have six children and a wife, and i would hope if nobody matched me, t

stuart is here with a preview. stuart varney. your viewers, dagen, warren buffett had a few choice things to say about donald trump and his business abilities yesterday. he said, i'm going to give you exact quote, a monkey throwing darts in 1995 when mr. trump first offered stock in his hotels, would have better listening-- that's a direct from mr. buffett who loathes donald trump. 's been criticized by a going on a tangent by being provoked and off returning america to prosperity. and i will ask his response to warren buffett and if he'll respond and provoked at 9:00. dagen: he's got two things to talk about, hillary clinton, d dis dis disty -- dishonesty and turning the economy around. stuart: the news flow is in favor of donald trump, the e-mail scandal, or turning around the economy, none of those issues are on the front page of the media today or anytime in the last week. instead, it's the distraction to whether, would i would call side bar issues that's attracted the attention. let's see if mr. trump can pull it back to the

>> it did, stuart. that's not unusual in the flooding situation because it's relatively hard for the media to get a grasp on how bad floods are because you can't get on the ground to show the flooding. so to some degree i want to defend president obama for not going down during the response phase. that's when you're trying to get people off rooftops, trying to get people out oft harm's way. he could have gone to lily armstrong international airport in new orleans and made a statement there, or at the very least, what he should have done in my opinion, is he should have walked off the golf course, gone to some office somewhere on martha's vineyard and talk to the people of louisiana and assure them that he was sending craig fugate, secretary johnson. the other thing we have lost sight of in this entire disaster is how good the state of louisiana, the louisiana national guard did, in rescuing almost 20,000 people during this disaster. so on the one hand, yes, the president kind of botched it by not at lea

stuart: he would be ahead and winning. you guys going to work together for anything or is this a one-off? mike: stay tuned for our musical. we are talking broadway right now. stuart: it is going to be huge. mark: thank you very much. you can catch mike's podcast on itunes. when we come back, a look at the new candidate after this. ♪ quest for years, when i have lived in washington, between foreign assignments or working in congress, i liked to visit the national monuments late at night. i do it because late at night, no one is around. quiet.uite -- it is edison with the long-lasting lightbulb and bell with the telephone, ford with the model t , the wright brothers with the airplane. para scope and meerkat, airbnb and taz rett. the washing machine, the television, the integrated circuits, the personal computer. america gets to know him. a short look at the man who could be our next president. who is he? that is evan mcmullen. until recently, the chief policy director for -- he is now running as an independent for president

live downtown, mark stuart. >>> and for denver a pretty nice day to be downtown. by late afternoon looking to that used to think you might up here. this is sterling looking north at the same storm boiling up into the atmosphere. the west. very dramatic as the storm came in. it has been a rough evening in the northeast corner. storm activity still continues. this is life stuff. look at all of the lightning up there. conditions on the northeast corner of the state. this is what were looking at on radar. storm activity continues that way. and a warning in effect until 10:45 pm. this thing is dumping very heavy rain. and lighting up the sky. not here in denver it is quite. 73 downtown 74 at the airport. winds are from the south southwest at 10 mi./h. the high today was 91 degrees. a little above the normal of 89 but shy of the all-time record of 105. we have a frrnt across the northeast part of the state. hot and dry weather coming in from the southwest. as the front moved up to the north and forces the thunderstorm to be off to the north and east of both. it will be

but gloefshl while pave a way for a cure meeting stuart that day was a natural phenomena that changedgave me another cause to pursue achieving equal rights to the lgbtq community in our nation and across the world and an honor stuart to serve in an advisory roll in the incredible harvey milk foundation that is supported all corners of the globe doing so with grace and advocacy and i do so not as a former u.s. ambassador but as a proud american as a proud mother of my son eric who is here today with us and is himself a wonderful openly gay philanthropist and lgbtq recognize that firmly believes in inclusion not exclusion >> (clapping.) >> eric and i have been privileged to be or be part of enormous events in u.s. and abrade if the u.s. amcy in budapest we stand with harvey's dream of quality for all the foundation is taken harvey's name and story across the globe working successfully on the ground with strufrlg and emerging lgbtq communities on fixed continent and now the usns harvey milk will join lgbtq centers named after harvey from italy and barack news you're the first of the newe