. >> hi uma. thank you. >> there have been grim warnings on social media from self-described american jihadists who boast that isis has trained soldiers ready in 15 states from california to maryland just waiting for orders to carry out their deadly campaigns. you have a long history when it comes to fighting domestic terror. when isis comes out like this and gets very specific how does the fbi and others move ahead in this new reality where isis is reportedly putting out thousands and thousands of tweets daily in its slick bid to recruit wanna-be jihadists? >> of course this is the new reality we have to face and what happened in texas a few days ago is really a symbol of the good and not so good in trying to combat terror. i will give you an example. the good news is if you think about the last few years, the years since 9/11 the fbi has been able to prevent well over 70 acts of terrorism, yet you look at the tsarnaev brothers in the boston marathon bombing, you look at major hasan in the fort h

uma? >> will, thank you so much.m this disaster are getting even more grim at this time. isn't that true? >> reporter: that's right. throughout the course of the week the numbers have gone up. right now, 24 people have been killed from these storms that started last weekend. we can tell you 12 people still unaccounted for. late yesterday, they identified the body of 6-year-old andrew mccomb. he and his family were swept away over memorial day weekend when they were inside their cabin. his mom and sister are still missing. his father thankfully survived but that is a tragic example of just how dangerous these elements can get very quickly. >> amazing story and one that's simply not over just yet. our hearts go out to the folks in texas in that area. thank you very much for the update. >>> now to a developing story and new details on that federal indictment against former speaker of the house dennis hastert. a law enforcement source telling fox news that the former illinois congressman had allegedly been paying someone

i'm uma pej mar raju. just a short time ago, martin owe mallory making it official he believes he has what it takes to be president. touching on the economic challenges facing the country here at home and foreign policy crises overseas. political pundits say he faces an uphill fight to outbit hillary clinton. >>> in texas, the wake of historic funding, paving the way for federal aid. the rain continues to fall on the lone star state with the death toll rising to at least 28. in texas and oklahoma. the national weather service says more than 16 inches of rain has fallen on the dallas area this month, breaking the record of 14 inches set back in 1982. i'm uma pemmaraju. now back to "bulls and bears." i'll see you again at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the travel ban on these five released gitmo detainees from that prisoner swap with sergeant bo bergdahl it's set to expire in hours. even though three out of the five have been caught reaching out to terror networks. ashley you say more proof these guys need a one-way

i'm uma pemeraju. now back to "cavuto on business." >> texas with fema funds after the massive flooding. now baltimore seeking relieve after all the rioting. charles said the city's mayor has another thing coming. >> it's absolutely ridiculous but it always gets back ton that somehow the people that set the fires aren't accountable. it's everyone else's fault and everyone else should pay for it. listen you tear up your neighborhood you pay the consequences. >> she's seeking, what $19 million. >> ridiculous. >> i guess it's better than $20 million. >> 1999. >> 1999. >> what do you make -- >> $19 billion you said right? >> million. >> it's a small city, charlie. >> i hate to say it give her the money. >> you know -- >> that was a good one. that was adam's best one ever ever ever. >> 19 -- dwl see, you go into the show doing the unpredictable 180 -- >> that's one year salary on wall street. >> adam. >> he agrees. >> i don't think fema is the appropriate agency. it's fairly clear what fema is supposed to d

i'm uma pemmaraju. of this week's shooting in garland, texas, now the fbi ordering more terror suspects to be put under 24-hour surveillance. one of the gunmen in that attack elton simpson, was on the fbi's radar but was not being monitored. this as the american military ramping up security at installations around the nation with growing concerns about new terrorist threats in this country. i'll have much more on this developing story coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and a possible deadly attack prevented in australia. police saying they have disrupted a plot to detonate three homemade bombs in melbourne, the country's second largest city. security officials arresting a 17-year-old suspected terrorist there. and also finding all three explosive devices. a bomb squad detonating them. i'm uma pemmaraju. i'll see you at 2:00 p.m. eastern when i talk to a man who has vast experience in fighting domestic terror. now back to bulls and bears. >>> okay we have -- mike we have a roof that just flew through th

uma? >> thank you very much. now let's take a moment and look at the big picture into what the death of this commander really means in the fight against isis. joining us now, fox news middle east and terrorism analyst. walid, welcome. great to have you on the show. first, we have been reporting this news and it is big. it's important not only for the fact that the elite delta forces the army's version of the navy s.e.a.l. team 6, killed a key isis commander but also because this was done with boots on the ground, not just a drone strike. this is the first known u.s. ground operation targeting isis in syria. we also have an isis operative in custody who may be able to offer valuable intel since his wife was also tied to terror activities. do you see this raid as a sign that the white house is getting more aggressive and will we see more of our troops in combat? >> i do wish that this would be the beginning of a change of strategy so this amazingly successful tactical victory would multiply and go forward, because

i'm uma pemmaraju. dozens of demonstrators gathering at the courthouse in cleveland, ohio to protest this verdict. officer michael brelow was one of 13 police officers who shot through the windshield of the suspect's car back in 2012. he killed the two unarmed people inside after they led police on a 22-mile high speed chase. cleveland's mayor calling for calm and asking the community to respect this ruling. >> i felt that the charge that was presented to the judge was one that was difficult to prove, and so my expectation i think with a lot of people is that it would be a very difficult uphill battle to get a conviction. >> the judge in this case saying he could not determine whether the officer alone fired the fatal shots because the other officers fired as well. 137 shots were fired in all. the officer was facing up to 22 years behind bars had the judge convicted him on two counts of voluntary manslaughter. the family of timothy russell reacting after the verdict. >> they were angry. you can't tell m

i'm uma pemmaraju. we have a last more minute session on capitol hill to discuss keeping the nsa bulk of phone records. the patriot act is set to expire by the end of the month. all this after lawmakers reject legislation overnight to place limits on the program. >>> and the navy pilot out of the hospital today after his training jet goes off the runway shortly after takeoff. and then plunges itto san diego bay during a training mission. the pilot got out safely and rescued. the calls of the mishap are under investigation as officials work to recover that plane. we'll continue to update you on these stories throughout the morning. now back to "cavuto in business" and see you at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. join us. >>> in order for us to get a raise, we have to go to the public and prove that we deserve it. well i think we do. the cost of living here is causing serious problems for people who are not wealthy to be able to serve in this institution. >> say what? the annual salary of $174,000 not quite enough

i'm uma pemmaraju. late developments in the fight against isis with them saying the u.s. commandos killed a top isis commander. the key islamic military planner was in charge of the group's oil, gas and financial operations. his wife was also captured in that raid. those commandos freed a woman reportedly held there as a slave as well. no u.s. forces were killed or injured during that raid. the white house putting out this statement saying the president authorized this operation upon the unanimous recommendation of his national security team. >>> we also have new developments in the tough fight against isis in iraq. the u.s. now stepping up military equipment and reinforcements to the besieged city of ramadi days after isis takes control over major areas of that city. we'll continue to update you on these stories throughout the day. back to "cavuto on business." >>> it's the union version of do not as we do. union workers believe they should get massive wage hikes, but when it comes to their own survival unions are perfectly happy doing something else. the uaw is pushing

. >> reporter: uma of the harvard business school studied the habits of shopper who's came armed with their own bag and compared them to when they didn't. she say it is result is likely based on something called the licensing effect. >> when you do something good in one domain, you are likely to indulge in another one. >> reporter: usually a reward is directly linked to an action like eating a dessert because you exercised. this time it seems more abstract. one possible conclusion, people feel extra virtuous about saving the planet. julie watts, kpix5. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. the giants muscle up for three home runs. and know your opponent. if the warriors play out game five, they know who they will >> the nba will not suspend rockets center dwight howard for tomorrow's game five after throwing an elbow at andrew bogut. good news for warriors fans. goaden state star steph curry is not listed on the injury report for tomorrow's game. curry said the fall was the scariest of his career, but he knows the end result could have been much worse. >> is that the worst fall you have had in th

i'm uma pemmaraju. >>> virtually as iranian gun boats were again taking shots at a cargo ship in internationalers a summit on iran flopped as only two out of the six arab heads of states actually showed up for it. as some arab leaders giving this the snub over the iranian nuclear talks, should we give up on the talks? >> absolutely this is a farce. we have a president who's begging it is iranians to give them a fig leaf so he can say we've got a deal. iran is using us as part of their plot to become the big power in the middle east control most of the oil in the world and we're letting them getway with it. the saudis said we can't rely on america anymore. that's why they sent the b-list to the summit instead of the a-list because -- one arab leader says he doesn't want to be lectured to by a president who doesn't know what he's talking about. >> ouch. bruce, give up on the talks? >> no i think we've -- at this point, we've come too far. i think the saudis that were here in charge of the defense portfolio and the security portfolio. so i don't think these people were nobodies. and i just think

i'm uma pemmaraju.g developments in the fight against isis with the pentagon saying a key isis leader is dead after u.s. commanders launched a raid in eastern syria. a key real estate planner and in charge of the national gas operations his wife was also captured in that raid. the commandos also freed a woman held as a slave there. no u.s. forces were killed or injured during that raid. >>> a new twist in the amtrak train crash investigation. the fbi now investigating the deadly derailment and looking into the possibility that some kind of object may have hit the windshield in the moments before the train flew off the tracks. meanwhile, the engineer brandon bostian, is expected to speak with the ntsb in the next few days but his lawyer is warning his client may not remember much because he suffered a concussion in the crash. >>> now back to "bulls and bears." >>> speed. a major factor in that deadly amtrak derailment. and while this wasn't a high-speed train, it is raising questions over the push for al

i'm uma pemmaraju with this breaking news alert.d, a judge finds the officer not guilty in the shooting death of two unarmed men. two officers shot at those suspects yet freelow was the only one charged criminally. prosecutors say he waited until the vehicle stopped and the occupants were no longer a threat stepping on to the hood and firing 15 rounds into the windshield. >>> overseas isis claiming responsibility for a suicide bombing at a saudi arabian mosque killing more than 20 people and injuring more than 80 others. this incident appears to be the group's first attack inside the kingdom. >>> and in iraq government forces reportedly recapturing a town near ramadi that fell to isis just a few days earlier. i'll have much more when i see you on my show coming up at 12:00 p.m. eastern. >>> first, a suit then the hike. al sharpton's daughter dominique suing new york city for a whopping 5 million bucks after saying she sprained her ankle on uneven pavement in a crosswalk last fall. that didn't stop her from allegedly doing this hikin

i'm uma pemmaraju. my special guests include formal naval commander general wesley clark. join me. >>> hillary clinton getting another democratic contender today but it is a republican presidential candidate who's really been challenging her. carly fiorina taking hillary to task over equal pay. >> do not meet their metrics for equal pay for equal work. we know as well that the federal government is a seniority system. which means they don't pay for performance. they pay for time and grade. >> sabrina's been following all this. >> one of the things i like most about carly fiorina is she is in a position to take on and has been doing a great job. the sort of centerpiece of a democratic platform which has become women in the workplace, pay equity child care subsidies. she does it very effectively. we of course all want a fair workplace but progress ins have often portrayed the workplace as openly hostile and i think fiorina is saying enough is enough and she's doing a great job. >> is carly right about equal pay? >> i don't think so. i'm glad to hear a republican talking abou

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i'm uma pemmaraju.t the courthouse in cleveland, ohio to protest this verdict. officer michael brelow was one of 13 police officers who shot through the windshield of the suspect's car back in 2012. he killed the two unarmed people inside after they led police on a 22-mile high speed chase. cleveland's mayor calling for calm and asking the community to respect this ruling.

uma i have a llcs. it's a corporation that taxes, it's not unusual.he disclosure should have been disclosed and what went on in there. >> the president you were saying before the president as a consultant. >> the clintons should not be treated unfairly. >> right. >> but there is a reason why most former presidents don't get involved in these kind of speculative business deals because it does open them up to questions of who they're associateing with and conflict particularly his wife as secretary of state. >> all right. >> it's not illegal. it points to the fact that the clintons are really really rich and there is rich people have things. >> we didn't talk about bernie sanders and that yesterday as well. because he went after that. >> that money from everywhere. >> it's not illegal. but it point back to the fact they have many b business interests. white house correspondent for npr news scott horsily, a part of npr's day one series it looks at four big issues our very first day in office. the series began yesterday with the issue of stack nant wages.

. >> uma id the argument that potentially the clinton's wealth the shell company is a potential along the lines that mitt romney faced a backlash in the last election. >> about 2011 the barak obama campaign did everything they can to make mitt romney seem like other, us versus them. he's one of them. does he care about you? his wealth throughout 2011 whatever they could find how he paid his taxes, all of it was designed to make it look like he is not about them. that's what's going on with the clintons all of a sudden they're the wealthiest candidate even jeb bush who comes from a wealthy family. this llcs shell company is creating this other aspect them what the clintons have succeeded in the past is caring about people like you, like me things like that. if that goes away that's a problem for her. >> we seen as you saw in the piece some of her opponents on the left are going to slam her for that. mean time the ap has a report out this morning on jeb bush not officially a candidate and all the advisories boardsling he he served on. is that a potential problem? >> the primary, you hav

but first, we're going to check in with uma for what's next on america's new headquarters. >> thank youoing to hear from the lieutenant colonel about the deteriorateing conditions and why he believes we're close to the point of no return in the fight against isis over there. and also the latest on twitter's most popular great white shark. we're talking about mary lee and why she's causing quite a stir in the waters off south jersey. we're going to talk about why she's creating such a stir and already has 50,000 twitter followers. why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in b

but first, let's check in with uma for what's coming up on americas news madeheadquarters. >> comingo take on the terror group themselves. you'll meet the leader at 2:00 p.m. eastern. and you'll meet the latest winner from "american idol" who plans to offer up a patriotic tribute to our troop this is weekend in washington, d.c. join me at 2:00 p.m. eastern. hey america, still not sure whether to stay or go to your people? ♪ well this summer, stay with choice hotels twice and get a $50 gift card you can use for just about anything. go you always have a choice. book now at choicehotels.com so, how do you feel about cash back? i would not say i'm into it. but let's see where this goes. [ buzzer ] do you like to travel? i'm all about "free" travel, babe. that's what i do. [ buzzer ] balance transfers -- you up for that? well -- unh. too soon? [ female announcer ] fortunately, there's an easier way, with creditcards.com. compare hundreds of cards from every major bank and find the one that's right for you. creditcards.com. it's simple. search, compare, and apply. [ ice rattles ] i knew in

. >> reporter: actress uma thurmon carrying her high heels.his comedian tweeted -- >> i think if it is obligatory for women to wear them on the red carpet. >> reporter: someone just fell over in heels. >> we were talking about heels. and she's just fallen over. >> reporter: it turns out she's from texas. are you okay? >> i'm so fine. >> reporter: she says if you want to wear shoes without heels at cannes, you can't. >> you have to wear them. >> reporter: you do? >> yes. >> reporter: even though you might fall over like that? >> yeah. >> reporter: there's no specific mention about the height of the woman's heels. but -- >> it sucks. but there's nothing like -- i wore sneakers out one night and didn't get into somewhere. >> reporter: and another woman we met said she feels pressure despite her bad back. >> why shouldn't i have that choice? because i've worn heels all these years i have a prolapsed disk now. >> reporter: getting home is another story. with women asked why they have to pay such a high price with cannes unwritten rule starting to f

officials identified in the november request were our priority, including sheryl mills jake sullivan, umadeen, and susan rice. the state department told committee staff that this was too broad and it was unable to search for these documents. on march 4 2015, the committee issued a subpoena for the documents and emails first requested in november. this subpoena sought documents and emails for the 10 senior state department officials including those named previously. despite the committee indicating emails and documents from the subpoena were its top priority, the department informed the committee that it would instead begin producing documents pursuant to the outstanding a.r.b. subpoena. remember, this subpoena was first issued in august of 2013 and reissued on january 28, 2015 since it expired at the end of the previous congress. i would also point out that the law requires that these records and this is the records from the a.r.b., and mr. speaker it's very important that you understand this, that the law says that these records shall be separated from all other records of the department