a violent protest in st. louis. police their arrest and nine people after demonstrators ignored requests to clear street. >> at the intersection of page involved in. glass bottles start to be thrown for officers. officers had to use shields. the angry protest after an armed black 18-year-old fatally shot by police. authorities say he pointed a gun at the officers who were serving a search warrant at the home. breaking this morning, republican presidential candidate donald trump and jeb bush facing off the doing town hall event in new hampshire. trump attacking bush, cbs failed to excite supporters. >> jeb bush is a low-energy person. for him to get things done is hard. he's very low-energy. >> getting personal. voters would eventually tire of trump. >> when people look at his record, it is not a conservative record. even on immigration. the language is pretty featured alec for sure. hundreds of billions of dollars of cost to implement his plans has done a conservative play in. sandra: jeb bush talking tough they are

st. louis county police department will take over all policing in ferguson. protests there turn violent as the police tried to disperse protesters who were blocking traffic, smashing storefronts and looting. one man shot by police after he opened fire on them, he is in critical condition tonight. it's fear that that shooting could spark more violence. the man's family disputing his account of the shooting. more protests today, 50 people arrested when they blocked the entrance to the federal courthouse in st. louis. the demonstrators trying to mark the one-year anniversary of the death of michael brown. we are going to talk about this and a lot more with sheriff clark next. turning now to the violence made possible by the obama administration's refusal to enforce u.s. immigration laws. there is rising outrage across the country tonight after a criminal illegal immigrant broke into the home and murdered a 64-year-old woman. marilyn faris. it happened in california where the police are not allowed by law to fully cooperate with immigration agents. the suspect in

lou: rising tensions against on the streets of st. louis. demonstrators and protesters last night clash with police officers hours after the shooting of an armed black man. police arrested nine people. they deployed tear gas to break up violent protesters. some 150 people were demonstrating against the police killing of an armed 18-year-old, who authorities say pointed his gun at them as they tried to serve a search warrant. >>> our next guest says st. louis has collapsed. there is a lesson to be learned from the latest police shooting. when you point a gun at a police officer, expect to be fired upon in self-defense. joining us tonight is milwaukee county sheriff david clarke, sheriff, good to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: this seems to be a routine that just keeps replaying itself. and in st. louis, that state, missouri, it's getting worse, urban centers across the country are getting worse. what is going on? >> all across america, in the major urban centers, the social order has collapsed. what i mean is there aren't the forma

st. louis, baltimore. new york could go up. we want you to come back and talk about that. the media dismissing donald trump's chances of becoming the republican nominee. we will debate that next. stick around. charles: has donald trump peaked? that is the headline. the trump steamroller keeps rolling on. the media and political class. trump hasclass. trump has not received any endorsements from fellow republicans. hillary seems to have gotten the entire democratic party behind her. one issue is his reluctance to be politically correct, particularly in speaking on hispanics. >> are you aware that is an offensive term? >> you mean it is not politically correct. give me a different term. >> undocumented immigrants. >> okay. i'll use the word anchor baby. excuse me. charles: joining me now, democratic pollster and strategist. angela, let me start with you. the brashness, in-your-face has worked. yet the gop is cowering, afraid that he will not just run it now but forever. >> donald trump does not set the republican party platform. having said that, people want real people. the

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st. louis county executive has declared a state of emergency in ferguson after an 18-year-old man was shot and critically wounded by officers in an exchange of gunfire sunday night. ferguson business owner talks about the shooting. >> my reaction to this is these people that want to do this destruction and they want to call everybody racists are taking these nice people that are racist and linking them to the edge a little bit. you are not doing good for your own people and you've got to stop this stuff. tree into a very difficult for businesses they are. we will have a live report from ferguson a few minutes from now. china taken a surprise and very dramatic step to boost its struggling economy. the country's central bank devaluing the yuan by 2% against the u.s. dollar. the move comes after disappointing chinese trade data gas the world's second-largest economy. do you want following to three years low while the u.s. dollar rose. checking out the reaction in asian markets this morning.

st. louis county police condemn the presence of a handful of armed oathkeepers. the group which describes itself as soldiers and servers there to protect the constitution are there to protect a media institution called info wars. police call the comments inflammatory. >>> in colorado, governor john hickenlooper toured the animas river area after the environmental protection agency dumped more than three million gallons of toxic water into the water way. epa administrator gina mccarthy today apologized for the spill. she called it a tragic and unfortunate accident. but new mexico's governor susana martinez has directed her administration to prepare legal action against the epa. >> we cannot have different standards for private industry, and for the federal government. and we were going hold accountable the long-term damage and the short-term damage is, is unpredictable, but we know it's devastating. lou: and the crisis comes just days after president obama unveiled a new series of unilateral epa rules to limit carbon emissions. fox news white house correspondent k

he is with me from st. louis. kevin, what about this argument that the best people have to be found and perhaps there's just ways to get more people in that original pool? >> hey, deirdre, first all, everything jesse jackson just said is nonsense. the fact of matter is, it's people like him that aren't getting qualified blacks jobs because if you're going to hire a black person, you got to understand you're bringing jesse jackson, al sharpton, the department of justice, the eeoc, the department of labor and everybody else with you to the job. that's issue number one. deirdre: just to stop you there, kevin, what do you mean by that? in other words, one employee has too much baggage to focus on his or her job hunt? >> that's exactly right. if you hire a white kid, that white kid can't do anything, he can get racist e-mails, calling him cracker anything else he wants. he can't do anything, he can go hr, they'll laugh together, they won't have a lawsuit. let a black kid get anything in a company, have anything that is

the st. louis county law enforcement police department is moving forward to take up all of that -- that role. again, it is a de facto statement that the police department is the problem not the young demonstrators, agitators and protesters, some of whom surely come from the community and are there in good faith. >> whether it's the st. louis county police or the ferguson police, look, these anti-cop individuals, these cop haters they see one thing, they see a uniform, they see a badge and that's all they see, it doesn't matter what agency or municipality it comes from. that's just the way they feel about law enforcement in general. look, this war on police has been devastating for these major urban senters it, not just ferguson, baltimore, chicago, new york, my hometown milwaukee where violent crime and homicides are off the charts. >> they're out of control right now. >> right. a bee league erred american law enforcement officer right now is hesitant in terms of self-initial rated policing a

the st. louis county law enforcement police department is moving forward to take up all of that -- that role. again, it is a de facto statement that the police department is the problem not the young demonstrators, agitators and protesters, some of whom surely come from the community and are there in good faith. >> whether it's the st. louis county police or the ferguson police, look, these anti-cop individuals, these cop haters they see one thing, they see a uniform, they see a badge and that's all they see, it doesn't matter what agency or municipality it comes from. that's just the way they feel about law enforcement in general. look, this war on police has been devastating for these major urban senters it, not just ferguson, baltimore, chicago, new york, my hometown milwaukee where violent crime and homicides are off the charts. >> they're out of control right now. >> right. a bee league erred american law enforcement officer right now is hesitant in terms of self-initial rated policing a

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st. louis teenager brittany is no ordinary high school senior but a beautiful girl with big dreams. of being ordinary. her friends didn't believe that she would make a run for the border and take her senior picture at taco bell that she employed the finest shutterbug in the show me state and he snapped away so people will remember what she looked like then. she said that her lifelong goal is to be in a taco bell commercial. topic number four. canada. a thriving maple syrup industry and now a 90-mile per hour zip line called the sasquatch. it is over 2 kilometers in length. chen told by lincoln chafee is really long when converted to miles. standing about 600 feet above ground which is extraordinary. america, we are falling behind even the canadians. we have to have something to ride. where you canshoe people out into a jell-o pit. preferably from that height. 600 meters in the sky. topic number five. bulldogs are amazing creatures and dracula is part machines and they become obsessed with the strangest things like skateboarding. [inaudible] >> she tried to attack it and she had to h

two trains leave st. louis for albuquerque at the same time. same cargo, same size, same power. which one arrives first? hint: it's not the one on the left. the speedy guy on the right is part of an intelligent system that creates the optimal trip profile for all trains on the line. and the one on the left? uh, looks like it'll be counting cows for awhile. so maybe the same things aren't quite the same. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. ♪ ♪ kenney: it is not the time come it's party time for individuals like you. put on your pointy hats and grabbed a slab of cake or me. because this is your "topical storm." and the man named ben was calmly riding his bicycle when he was greeted by an eerie sight. dozens of kangaroos just standing at attention. were they going to eat his brains? kick him in the face? would just take over the world? witness this kangaroo apocalypse. >> oh, my god. i am kind of terrified. kennedy: i don't know about you, but i would've crawled up in a fetal ball inside one of the couches screaming for sweet mercy and i would've been like,

st. louis teenager brittany is no ordinary high school senior but a beautiful girl with big dreams. of being ordinary. her friends didn't believe that she would make a run for the border and take her senior picture at taco bell that she employed the finest shutterbug in the show me state and he snapped away so people will remember what she looked like then. she said that her lifelong goal is to be in a taco bell commercial. topic number four. canada. a thriving maple syrup industry and now a 90-mile per hour zip line called the sasquatch. it is over 2 kilometers in length. chen told by lincoln chafee is really long when converted to miles. standing about 600 feet above ground which is extraordinary. america we are falling behind even the canadians. we have to have something to ride. where you canshoe people out into a jell-o pit. preferably from that height. 600 meters in the sky. topic number five. bulldogs are amazing creatures and dracula is part machines and they become obsessed with the strangest things like skateboarding. [inaudible] >> she tried to attack it and she had to hi

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in st. louis, mark reynolds brown mark reynolds rounds out in the eighth inning which was mishandled for the go-ahead run. the cards have won nine of their last 12 of the four-game winning streak. now living in pittsburgh by six games in the national league central. check out this as the orioles game. 5-year-old hailey dawson. mccann, through the first pitch out. she has a robotic hand. she wears a prestigious design by engineers at unlv and brought to life views and a 3-d printer. lauren: completely amazing. before we head out the door, a look here door, and luckier tuesday forecast with fox meteorologist maria molina. reporter: hello, everybody at home. risk for severe weather across parts of the plane and into the midwest with lurch of damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible not only today but as we head into mrsa ) continues through tomorrow will bring storms from the great lakes down into parts of northern arkansas. high temperatures ahead of the system are very warm. very summer

two trains leave st. louis for albuquerque at the same time. same cargo, same size, same power. which one arrives first? hint: it's not the one on the left. the speedy guy on the right is part of an intelligent system that creates the optimal trip profile for all trains on the line. and the one on the left? uh, looks like it'll be counting cows for awhile. so maybe the same things aren't quite the same. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. sandra: looks good a look at global markets this morning. a lot of action. asian markets fall dramatically overnight as china moves to devalue its currency a gang. shanghai nikkei down 1%. hong kong the big losers saccharine as i've 2.5%. in europe selling to the downside continues at the cacm grant of 3%, the dax in germany at 2% as well. u.s. stock index futures off more than 1% across the board. checking in on key commodity prices you've are seeing some buying in raw material oil prices up right now 35 cents. a lot of talk about gold indicating a price. currency markets end mixed action in the europe right now up against

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liz: dennis lockhart, you had james bullard of st. louis, both of them saying, okay, we're ready, let's do it. we're no longer in an emergency mode of zero to a quarter of a percent rate. jeff, do you agree, is it september. >> i do agree september's very possible. the headline should be coming this fall, the end of zero interest rate policy. i think they could lift the fed funds rate 25 basis points. and the thing that lockhart also said that i thought was interesting, jon, was the cumulative progress. if you get stuck looking month to month, you can maybe get disappointed when you only see 215,000 jobs. but cumulative progress, the 11.1 million jobs created since the end of the recession, that's more jobs than created in any expansion on the last three before the first rate hike. so they're overdue, if you're looking at the jobs market for that liftoff. liz: go ahead, jon. >> the other thing that i think was really important today is the unemployment rate. so you could look at it and say it didn't change, it was 5.3%, why should tha

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louis website that they actually added another line there >> well, you say velocity money for the laymen. that's how much of the economy >> right. buying buying >> in other words, i get paid $100, i buy a hat from jim for 50, he buys roller skates for 25, you buy an ice cream for 25, and then she comes back to me, and we all kind of -- >> and the federal reserve tabulates this through their credit system, so they knothe ms just not moving >> and federal reserve has pumped trillions of dollars and giving it to the banks >> and the banks around lending, people aren't borrowing, they're getting money, they've got this implied tax for the lower gasoline price but they're paying student loans, credit cards, that's not spending. >> buffalo wild wings, i guess they're spending it at restaurants, behalf m what do you make of it? tomorrow morning there will be a lot of newspapers that will say this is a good number >> there will be and they will point to many months of lower unemployment and solid number of average of 200,000 jobs add a added but it's not connected to the average american. more t

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that's what happened at macarth macarthur's bakery in st. louis. the former vp, david mccarthur, a friend of the show, fbn, for nears now. i was shocked to hear that your family doesn't own the business anymore. what happened? did the government put you out of business? >> essentially, david, you've heard me talking about the regulation and rules and costs of going business. in a heartbeat, you could essentially say, yes, the governor has taken away the ability to make any money in the world we live in today in many small businesses. you know, and it's gone through things like with increases of fuel prices, increases in health care prices, regulations and subsidies that keep costs on things like sugars and oils and dairy and look where eggs are right now. such inflated prices. and certain businesses today, you can't survive. you know? you can be regulated right out of business no matter how good of a job you do, after 60 years of the family business. david: after 60 years you had to sell. the last segment we were talking about how all the rules are

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charles: a state of emergency declared in st. louis county following a night of violent protests, last night they started peacefully, but quickly turned chaotic, officers open fire at a man after he opened fire on them, then there was a violent weekend in chicago, front people shot, two dead. what is going on? we have tv news come at the time or, still with us tammy bruce. rob. you know, we see it. it happens. feels like no surprise what is g on in the american cities. >> if it is broke, fix it. >> we about it is broke. >> but it is getting worse and worse. new york city this year, we had 54 murders in chicago, 291. much smaller city. what are we doing here? now that we have de blasio that is a different story. differently than there? i think that has to be addressed. charles: what is it. >> political mack nation of old world, i hate to say this democratic political machine that refuses to change. charles: you hate to say it because you are a democrat. >> yes. charles: it is battle. >> it is baltimore, ferguson and sheriff joe ar

louis website that they actually added another line there >> well, you say velocity money for the laymen. that's how much of the economy >> right. buying buying >> in other words, i get paid $100, i buy a hat from jim for 50, he buys roller skates for 25, you buy an ice cream for 25, and then she comes back to me, and we all kind of -- >> and the federal reserve tabulates this through their credit system, so they know where the money is, but it's just not moving >> and federal reserve has pumped trillions of dollars and giving it to the banks >> and the banks around lending, people aren't borrowing, they're getting money, they've got this implied tax for the lower gasoline price but they're paying student loans, credit cards, that's not spending. >> buffalo wild wings, i guess they're spending it at restaurants, behalf m what do you make of it? tomorrow morning there will be a lot of newspapers that will say this is a good number >> there will be and they will point to many months of lower unemployment and solid number of average of 200,000 jobs add a added but it's not connected to the

. >> baltimore and st. louis in ferguson and chicago, you know they're illegal immigrants. they're here illegally, and they're rough dudes. they're going to be gone so fast if i win, your head will spin, they're going to be gone so fast. okay? >> ask you a health care question where, do you stand on funding for alzheimer's. one of the leading causes. >> strong toward funding for alzheimer's, and it's a terrible situation, and they haven't made much progress, unfortunately, but i'm very, very strong in trying to find an answer for alzheimer's. big problem. yes, sir? >> reporter: [inaudible] >> no, no, no, i didn't say. that i said tv, the newspaper, the "wall street journal," the "new york times," many, many newspapers, i read "time" magazine, you know why? because i'm on the cover. that's why i read it. i read a lot about that, and i have people they like and people that i respect and it's a great place, you get a cross-section of everybody because you see people that you really never have the opportunity to see or meet and from there you go and decide what you want to do.

the st. louis county law enforcement police department is moving forward to take up all of that -- that role. again, it is a de facto statement that the police department is the problem not the young demonstrators, agitators and protesters, some of whom surely come from the community and are there in county police or the ferguson police, look, these anti-cop individuals, these cop haters they see one thing, they see a uniform, they see a badge and that's all they see, it doesn't matter what agency or municipality it comes from. that's just the way they feel about law enforcement in general. look, this war on police has been devastating for these major urban senters it, not just ferguson, baltimore, chicago, new york, my hometown milwaukee where violent crime and homicides are off the charts. >> they're out of control right now. >> right. a bee league erred american law enforcement officer right now is hesitant in terms of self-initial rated policing and the criminal element has seized the day

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police have not named them, but the st. louis post dispatch identified the man as tyrone harris, jr. and his son just came out of surgery this morning and officials say he's in critical, unstable condition at a local hospital. chaos came to ferguson again last night. hillary clinton says it again, tax the rich. this time to help pay for college so students can go to a public college without a loan. states help pay for some of it, the rest. 350 billion in ten years comes from rich tapes. she's laughing already. mary, what do you say? >> this is just a bald-faced attempt to buy the student votes, stuart. nothing is free, as you said. the uncomfortable question for hillary, i hope a reporter asks her if this she ever holds a real press conference, that debt ballooned under the administration she just served. stuart: what's the answer? >> they national lied the student loan market and said that federal debt forgiveness, let's encourage more people to borrow and shut down lower cost options, and maintain this monopoly on accredi

louis you look at ferguson look at all different places the there are many more, and ready to explode. ready to explode. >> what do you do? >> you need the right attitude you need jobs you have to bring back jobs you have to get them back quickly. >> what is the single most important answer to getting jobs back, in america, creating jobs, and putting more opportunity out there for people. >> we need better trade deals we have to we can't let china and japan and mexico and all of these countries i am not just you know i talk about those three because they are more obvious but we can't let all of these countries so many more, continuously take out he -- vietnam now is very big source, doing a tremendous job for them but to the nor us vietnam who would with believe this taking tremendous amounts of business from the united states, producing goods for us we have to produce our goods we are not going don producing anything maria we have to get better trade deals we need much smarter people you know it is very who he right now, it says very complex situation we have to get better, people, w

another fed bank president of the st. louis fed said friday he thinks it is increase rates at the policy meeting next month, and on friday jeffrey lacker announced he'll give a speech next week titled the case against further delay. what do you think he's going to say? well many -- analysts now think that because of all of this economic turmoil the fed will likely delay an increase in interest rates until things start to settle down and that's what those protesters who are going to be out in jackson want the fed to do. they're back at the conference for the second time this year -- for the second year. they are union members, minimum wage workers and progressives who want the fed to hold off on raising interest rates for now. until the labor markets improve and especially until wages start to climb faster. >> peter, peter barnes for us peter, you know, some people are calling for more and a more bond buying. they don't want the market down -- >> they are, but i think that it would be pretty high for them at this point. bu