joining us from austin, karl rove.mmigration thing is driving trump's numbers and you say? >> well, i think it's more than immigration. there is a certain brashness to him too that's attractive. is he sort of making the argument that he is the guy who can fix everything. if you take a look at the real clear politics average he has gone from 6. a to 9.3 as a result of this latest poll. my sense is that the next time we get another national poll it's going to be a good number for trump and that trump may cross scott walker unless scott walker gets a bump out of today's activities which i'm not sure he will. there was however, a lot of bad news in that poll that you mentioned bill. trump's favorable and unfavorables in the poll which has him nearly tied for first 40% favorable 41% unfavorable. he is ranked in the 17 candidates in the poll. he is ninth in favorables and he is number two in the unfavorables, that is to say that he looks like he may be capping out. he has a high floor but low ceiling. in fact, they asked is

. ♪ bull bill lead story, the parents of kate steinle speak out.tory joining us from austin, texas, marywashington juan williams both fox news analysts. all right. juan, do you want to comment on the interview? interview. i agree. i must say, you know, they are strong supports now of kate's law and the idea that they want to pay it forward. i'm just reminded i think i herds once a child when they see their parents they see god. and i see in them, even nowed that the child is gone, which is so heart breaking that you know, these people have the power of god in them. and they are moving forward with that life energy. so, you know, around here in d.c. everybody is talking about vice president biden losing a child who was in his 40s. here are jim and liz losing a child in their 20's. and it's just equally devastating. so the interview to me was very powerful and, you know, i, again as you said, my prayers, i'm sure all our prayers go to them. >> what say you, mary katharine? >> i'm just struck by how incredibly strong they seem and how hard it is to watch any parent who loses a child grieve

joining us the republican presidential candidate, the former texas governor rick perry, joining us from austin texas. thanks very much for joining us. >> an honor to be with you. >> you've kale this deal one of the most destructive foreign policy decisions in my lifetime. give us an analysis. more destructive than the vietnam war, for example? >> since 1968070 we have worked with a nonproliferation concept. that's been our policy for decades. this president has turned it on its head 180 degrees in my opinion. that's why i want this is one of the most destructive policies i have seen. this is truly a major change. >> the president says it stops virtually all areas, opportunities for iran to develop a nuclear weapon. >> the president and i obviously disagree that you can trust the iranians. this is the country that killed stanch at number of our marines in beirut. this is the country that delivered weapons that killed our soldiers in iraq. this is the country that literally less than 90 days ago we had a naval blockade to keep them from delivers women's to the houthi rebels in yemen. somehow or

. >> john: and joining us from austin is former texas governor rick perry. governor perry, i want to sku. you said that donald trump was a cancer on conservatism, and you also said that he threatens to send the republican party into the graveyard. what did you mean by that? >> i want to be clear that i'm not going to go quietly as any individual as when donald trump lays out concept that is are outlined with the old historical conservatism. >> i think conservatism is the future of the country allowing people to live free from overtaxation and overlitigation, overregulation. that's what we need to be talk youing about in this country, and not being trying to divide the country. conservatism is about bringing people together. finding solutions. i hear mr. trump with some rather inflammatory remarks. you know, whether or not you agree with john mccain or not, his politics, you must not say that he's not a hero. and those that are captured to belittle those. at that particular point in time, ime not going to be quiet about an individual running into the republic

bull bill lead story, the parents of kate steinle speak out.tory joining us from austin, texas, maryam and from washington juan >>> continuing now. mary katherine hale and juan williams. juan want to comment on the interview? >> you know bill, i am so hurt. you said it's hard to imagine how they did the interview. i agree. i must say they are strong supporters now of kate's law. the idea they want to pay it forward. you know i'm just reminded. i think i heard once the child when they see their parents see god. i see a in them even now that the child is gone which is so heartbreaking. these people have the power of god in them. they are moving forward with that life energy. around here in d.c. everybody is talking about vice president biden losing a child in his 40s. here's jim and liz losing a child in her 20s. it's just equally devastating. so the interview to me was very powerful. i just again -- as you said my prayers -- i'm sure all our prayers go to them. >> to you mary katherine. >> i'm struck how incredibly strong they seem and how hard it is to watch who loses a child grieve

from a dry mouth. austin san antonio, el paso publicly said they would not cooperate with the feds on some aspects of immigration law. joining usm austin, because that's one of the cities is governor perry. >> what did you do when you heard el paso say look, i'm not going to do, this austin i'm not going to do that. what did you do? >> we sent a clear message in the the 2011 session of the legislature. i put it on the emergency call so that it wouldn't just be overlooked and it would be clearly focused on it passed one house it didn't pass the other one and we had a special session, i put it on the call for that special session. we didn't get it passed. >> when you say you didn't get it passed. what didn't you get passed? what? >> well we were banning sanctuary cities in the state of texas. i legalize that this was a problem back in 2006. we had a police officer killed in houston texas by an individual just like the one that killed kate. i mean an individual who multiple times had crossed back over, had multiple felons and this is an issue that we have got to address as this country. it has to take a federal piece of legislatio

joining us now from austin, texas is karl rove. what was irs doing to g.p.s. exactly? g.p.s. but also the u.s. chamber of commerce. what they were attempting to do was attempting to look at the individual donors to this 50 1 c 4 g.p.s. and the 501 c 6, the u.s. chamber and then subject those donors to a 35% tax on any gift that they gave to these two organizations. now, the problem was that in 1982, the united states supreme court disallowed this specific procedure that the irs was contemplating applying to the donors of our group and donors to the chamber. >> was that what president obama was referring to that congress passed a sloppy law? is that what he was referring to? >> the law governing 501 c 4s and 501 c 6s has been around for half a century. if he was referring to this particular incident, then he was condemning the congress of the united states, you know, half a century ago. no, no. the president of the united states was bloviating. let's be honest about it he didn't know what the heck he was talking about. when the scandal first broke irs should not be used

>> joining us now from austin texas, karl rove.ly what has happened is that the anti- -- the pro-open border people have demanded that each republican candidate respond to donald trump and what they feel. so jeb bush has condemned mr. trump. rick perry has criticized him. ted cruz has supported him somewhat. this is working to the democrats' favor is it not. >> yeah. i would view it as slightly differently. the media and democrats will force republicans to answer for what donald trump says. we saw this happen before. remember when todd aiken said the ugly things he said about abortion in 2012? they asked every republican starting with mitt romney as to whether or not they agreed. and we were doing focus groups three days after that todd aiken interview in 2012 in denver, colorado, you could not convince independent women who were undecided about the presidential race that mitt romney had a different view than -- of abortion than did todd aiken. there is a real danger here, yeah look, first thing is every republican had better be pr

joining us now from austin texas is karl rove. what was irs doing to g.p.s. exactly?d g.p.s. but also the u.s. chamber of commerce. what they were attempting to do was attempting to look at the individual donors to this 50 1 c 4 g.p.s. and the 501 c 6 the u.s. chamber and then subject those donors to a 35% tax on any gift that they gave to these two organizations. now, the problem was that in 1982 the united states supreme court disallowed this specific procedure that the irs was contemplating applying to the donors of our group and donors to the chamber. >> was that what president obama was referring to that congress passed a sloppy law? is that what he was referring to? >> the law governing 501 c 4s and 501 c 6s has been around for half a century. if he was referring to this particular incident, then he was condemning the congress of the united states, you know, half a century ago. no, no. the president of the united states was bloviating. let's be honest about it he didn't know what the heck he was talking about. when the scandal first broke he said the right thing

. >> joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove. so this thing is pretty scary with iran now.talking about is i guess ballistic missiles and other components to build high tech weaponry that because iran signed this nuke deal are going to be able to get. that's what we're talking about. but they made the deal with the u.n. and kerry doesn't know about it. >> well, no, there are two different things. we know that the arms ban is going to go away within i believe it's five years. we know the restraint on their development of their icbm program goes away again within a certain number of years. what we don't know about are the side agreements between the international atomic energy agency and iran about inspections and other issues involving their existing infrastructure for the nuclear program. for example, one member of congress said that his understanding is that it allows the iranians to take their own samples of soil samples around suspected nuclear facilitiefaci. like letting barry bonds draw his own blood sample and submit it to prove he's not using steroids. it doesn't wor

us. >> austin dillon. >> joining us live from daytona with more dana good morning. t jr. said from victory lane if austin dillon's car had gone into that fence opposite it went in upside down. if it had gone the other way, he thinks the results would have been much much different. austin dillon driver of the number three car, going okay this morning as are 13 nascar fans who walk add way with minor injuries. one of those people did go to the hospital here in daytona beach but quickly treated and released. at the time of this crash at this point, the race is over. dale earnhardt jr. has captured the checkered flag. somewhere in the path behind him, a recognize sends austin dillon's number three car sailing upside down into that fence. he is able to walk away after a few tense moments but really exciting stuff here. it could have been much much more dangerous and much much more tragic here at daytona international speedway. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. i read how all the crews got together and ran over. they were so worried and gave the thumbs up. >> 14 minutes

from the armed services committee, thank you very much. thanks for being with us today. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news. the coast guard is how home of perry cohen and austinos vanished six days ago on a boating trip. kerry sanders joins us from outside the cohen family home. is this prepartory? are they going to suspend the search? >> reporter: that could well be the case. there was a something put out that said the search was going to be suspended. a representative from the coast guard told me there was no suspension but it may be a matter of protocol at this point because the coast guard moments later showed up at the house to begin talking to the family members. we don't know what they're talking about. they have been getting regular updates, so it's not as if the coast guard has not been here before. but bottom line five days in the search at this point, the authorities say and the experts say the likelihood of surviving out at sea is very remote in part because they're not in their boat or clinging to their boat. they may have been able to get a cooler or maybe some life jackets, but even at five days without water in the brutal heat and really in th

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from boat and individual. it's not surprising to us. it's easy to get separated from the boat and equipment in it. >> great work your team is doing. everyone is holding out hope austinou for your time. >> you're welcome. thank you. >>> two young boys from oklahoma in a texas burn unit after suffering severe sun burns. the parents blaming the daycare for running out of sun block on the trip to the water park. we are live in texas with more on their condition today. good morning rob. >> good morning elisabeth. i don't think i recall a case someone had to get air lifted to a hospital because of a sun burn. that goes to show how severe this case is. the 5 and 7-year-old suffering second and third degree burns. the pictures the families put on facebook so graphic we can't show it all. in one picture, looks like a tennis ball size blister. this happened friday. this was a daycare in oklahoma. the grandfather tell us they were not making sure kids or brothers had shirts on and did not apply sunscreen because they ran out. the mother took boys to local clinics. conditions got worse saturday. one had trouble breathing, eventually the hospital. here they're getting world clas

us. some of the details of this have to be worked out. i'm just coming from a meeting at the pentagon with secretary kerry and secretary carter and also general austin general breedlove about coordinating. this we have a team in turkey on the ground and will move fast but we have details to work out. >> rose: you mentioned the p.k.k. what role did they play? >> it's interesting. a lot of this seems to be intertangled. it's actually not if you step back and do the time line. we preached the preliminary agreement with the two governments with turkey and nothing was agreed till we came back and had a conversation with president obama and the national security team, and then president obama discussed the issue with president erdogan, when the agreement is basically sealed. it was about two days before that conversation that the p.k.k. launched a series of attacks in turkey and killed a number of turkish police officers and turkish soldiers and those attacks by the p.k.k. were the triggering event tore turkish attacks, turkish bombing raids in northern iraq and the kando mountains. this is a pattern we used to see, p.k.k. attacks, turkish retaliation. ob

us last week. of course, muting the win from yesterday's race it will probably be remembered for a horrific last lap accident. austinside down into the fence and shot back onto the track. it was hit by a car. he walked away from the crash but five fans were treated for injuries from debris. no one was seriously hurt. >> i, you know coincidence, i don't think so. i said barely anything to him about just one little thing about if you were to drift behind the car on the inside a little earlier, i thought he might and next thing you know there he went. but it probably had nothing to do -- >> no. >> make sure you join us tomorrow and watch "squawk on the street" for the big humana deal. "squawk on the street" coming up right now. ♪ >> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." we're at the new york stock exchange. once again we begin a week of uncertainty regarding greece. this time as the country votes no on the referendum. dow was down 2 points. they've

from injury this morning after a fiery crash at daytona international speedway. the collision sent austin dillon's car into a collision and then upside down. elaine quijano shows us how the driver walked away. good morning. >> good morning. strong thunderstorms delayed this race by 3 1/2 hours due to a thunderstorm. later it ended in a horrifying race. it was a clear victory for dale earnhardt jr. at the coke zero 400. >> oh, my gosh. >> but for driver austin diller it was a harrowing end to the race. as cars raced to the finish line a chain reaction crash caused the pack to lose control sending dillon's car into the catch fence. the car was sent spinning on its roof, only to be struck by keselowski also out of control. crews rushed to dillon quickly alerting everyone he was oklahoma. >> thumbs going up to all the crew members and the crowd roars. it is demolished. >> dillon walked away and waved to fans. despite his victory, earnhardt was concerned. >> wasn't shaking hands about the win. you i had to see that. so thankful nobody's hurt. >> his father dale earn hasn't sr. was killed in a crash in datoytona in 2001 driving the same number car as austin dillon's. >

us. i'm convinced and her family is convinced that the funeral, something we did hear from was a positive thing for her. i found out last week that mary austin in sumter county passed away. her grandson, you may know, is brian austin. we had her over here, and it was a really wonderful day for her and her family. i know a lot of times when we do these resolutions and things, we get a little numb to it because we see it every day, but for these people it made a difference in their lives and it brought some joy to their lives during the last months on earth. i want to stand up and thank you, and also, mr. president, i would ask unanimous consent that the senate adjourned in memory of ms. naomi warner and ms. mary austin. >> without objection, it is so ordered. senator from richmond warner and. point of personal interests, mr. jackson. senator jackson: first of all, let me welcome our former suite-mate. i learned a whole lot from senator patterson. one of the most important things is how to shut up and sit down and how freshmen don't talk very much. however, i think that was thrown out a couple years ago. thank you for teaching me the rules of

perry and austin missing since friday boat found capsized on sunday 80 miles from the coast. families say they may have used100,000 offered. a neighbor of boys is also pledging his support. but this is rough news guys. joyce mitchell admitted to prisoners speaking of prisoners escape from upstate prison in june. she just accepted a plea deal mitchell was instructor at the prison and she provided blades, chisel l for richard matt and promoted contraband fourth disagreeing solicitation and face a prison sentence two and one-third to seven years she'll be sentenced to september and finally, i love this one, of course, i do the nfl has gotten the first female coach stuart. i assumed this would happen before. never until today. arizona cardinals hired jen welter that is her. amazing, boy he's played. that is her. >> she played she's working with them during the intership and at least for the preseason. but she's making history today and having a press conference on this stuart today. by the way she is played female football in the female football alliance 14 years played rugby for boston college. >> you play rug

us loses a little bit, we gain from the other one. we're here for each other. we're united. and i think the same with the boys. i think perry and austin feels a little weak, the other one is holding him up. that's what we're doing here drawing from everyone else's strength. >> reporter: the coast guard will have to make a decision based on survivability at some point when to call off this search. they don't know when. it could happen today. certainly an agonizing, heartbreaking decision for them and of course for the family. jose? >> adam reese, thank you very much. >>> up next we'll zoom through some of the other stories making news this morning including an abrupt wildfire flare-up in northern california causing hundreds of residents to have to quickly evacuate their homes. >>> a quick check on the market. right now, the dow under pressure in the opening hour after a weaker-than-expected report on economic growth, down 64 points. hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink, so print all you want and never run out. right now, buy an eligible printer, and get three months of free ink with hp instant ink. available at participating re

us. good luck with the next 17 states. it's awesome. >> good to it be here. asked for pictures. got a beautiful picture in from austines as you are weighing up this morning. 82 and mostly sunny skies all day. enjoy your fourth of july in austin minnesota. rick reichmuth on twitter. this is where we have the rain showers across pennsylvania. in and around upstate new york and in towards the mid-atlantic. it's going to be spotty for the fireworks tonight. down across the southeast more consistent rain. race in atlanta you are getting rain. unfortunately pretty rainy day. rain you see is late in the afternoon and evening across parts of nebraska towards north dakota. out across the west the heat continues across the pacific unfortunately today and tomorrow and for much of the coming week we will continue to blaze across that area. all right, guys, send it back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. >> thank you now to your headlines starting with a horrible fatal animal attack out of texas 28-year-old tommy woodward killed by is 11-foot alligator during a late night swim at a private arena. he was attacked as soon as he jumped

austin texas today and tomorrow for the advanced placement annual conference. there are 3500 teachers and administrators from schools across the country and we are down there to share how they can use c-span's programs and some of the free resources that can be incorporated into their social studies curriculum. now if you know someone, or you are interested in some of these teaching resources that we have, and other educator opportunities at c-span, visit c-span classroom.org. you can see the website there. there's all sorts of videos and services and goodies on that site, especially for teachers social studies, history, etc. c-span classroom.org is that website. cornelia in cottonwood ohio -- idaho, i think you might be the last caller. republican. caller: thank you so much. i just wanted to say a few things. the previous callers have had some things i had in mind also. i apologize, i think it was a republican caller who kind of accused you and c-span of bias, and i think you are totally fair and i think that was really not correct -- a correct statement that he was making about bias as far as you and c-span. my main concern here is it seems like the main issue is these videos, is