. >> his name was eric hayden. and he lived with his girlfriend in the apartment above dawn fehring's. >> the first time the detective spoke with eric hayden, he claimed he had never seen the person who lived there before. the second time they spoke with him, he claimed he had seen her but that he had never had any contact with her at all. >> when questioned about his whereabouts on the night of the murder, hayden claimed he was out drinking with friends until very late that night. and he had no prior arrests for sex-related crimes. >> we felt it was significant because this is a very unusual thing just to wake up one day in your early 30s and go out and commit a crime like this. that's unusual. >> but something about hayden bothered the investigators. >> eric's hand was shaking. he pointed it out himself, and he says, wow, look at me, my hands are shaking. this is really making me nervous. >> was a simple conversation with police that nerve-racking? or was there something else? ♪ we stop arthritis pain, so you d

eric? eric: all right, peter. you just made him a million far dollars -- million and a half dollars if the time of this report. -and-a-half noaa we watch the ebbs and flows of the stock market, many investors are worried we're heading for another huge crash. the telegraph of great written writing this, quote: >> the famed brinks to whom the wet was supposed to pass on the torch of economic growth are in varying states of disarray, just a part of the article there. many experts argue there are sign obviously a looming correction in the u.s. market including falling chinese stocks, the price of oil down to less than $43 a barrel and other commodity prices dropping, like the price of iron, for example, used in steel making. weakening retail sales as well as earnings reports all prompting some to ask if the u.s. stock market reflects reality in the economy. let's talk aboutke)9 this doomy scenario. matt mccall is author of "the next great bull market," appropriate title for us, dan -- matt, and daniel schafer, presid

eric: you don't? >> you know that george -- people hate it when i bring up bush, but 88 people in his administration used private serve iser, governors like mitt romney did it, scott walker, jeb bush, they did it. no one's going after them -- eric: yeah, but did they have classified -- >> she has said at the time she got or received e-mails, they were not at that time classified. eric: she also said not marked classified. >> well, the question is did she lie, did she break the law? we don't know that any laws were broken. i've said all along she does need to get out in front of this. those are all very good, legitimate questions, and i think she needs to answer those. >> well, i think that the joking, the the problem for hillary is she has no sense of humor -- >> then she tells a joke, and suddenly it's horrible. >> no, i think her jokes are very telling. she talks about snapchat, and these disi appear automatically -- disappear automatically by themselves. she's clearly angry and bitter -- >> she tol

eric excuse me. eric what is the number one thing you will be listening for? eric: i'm curious to see when the model x will launch. in the immediate term it is critical to them closing out the year successfully. as i mentioned before, it is a growing segment. i have also heard a lot of reports about model s owners who are really anticipating and waiting for their's. we will see how long they can wait until they might keep the model s they have and cancel the model x purchase and move on to a different utility vehicle that could service their needs. emily: all right, eric, steve julie, thank you all for joining us. we will keep you all updated on tesla as the headlines roll in. time for an update on apple shares. earlier today investors were sounding the alarm at bank of america merrill lynch, where they downgraded the price target to $130 from 142. the reason? there are six. the slowdown in iphone sales, slipping market share gains, slipping growth and profit. they also said the magnitude of the earnings beats will be increasing -- decreasing. there will be a

eric: emily: steve go ahead. steve: the point in reducing the sales forecast this year, i personally don't think it would have been very hard for the company to beat its original for forecast. 55,000. i think it is setting itself up to have a blowout quarter. it can still do that. i think it is setting itself up to have a blowout order to go ahead and meet the original production target. but what elon musk is doing is he is stepping back and showing that he is far more flexible in terms of how he is going to meet his targets, meet his 2020 targets. remember, he is seeking to sell 500,000 cars per year by then. he is going into new chemistries, bringing new products. he is hiring good battery technologies. this year will be all right, but the year to look at is next year, when he will come out with a prototype for the model three during the summer. emily: julie, we are still getting new headlines here. tesla is testing the ability of various suppliers. they also said that they are increasing investments in china,

eric, it is all yours. eric: thank you very much. i want to thank you for allowing me to moderate a panel here. it is a great panel. we have saved the most uplifting news for this afternoon iraq and , syria. you have the full bios in your program, briefly from my left, general john allen, the president's special envoy on global coalition to counter isil. he is also the former ally commander in afghanistan, also served with distinction in iraq. on his left, one of the u.s. government's top sanctions buster cops. he probably knows more about countering terrorist plans then secretary glazier. on the far left is ambassador to washington. he was formally the iraq ambassador to japan. he is a marathon runner. looking at this topic, you need to have that duration. i am going to start, there is breaking news on this topic today. senator john mccain declared isis is winning. secretary ash carter was in iraq today, one of his spokesman says it will be 1-8 weeks before iraqi forces outside of ramadi will be conducting the full offensive. in man

eric, it is all yours. eric: thank you very much, brian. i want to again thank the aspen security forums for allowing us to moderator we have saved the most uplifting news for this afternoon -- iraq and syria. from my plus,or my general john allen, led the coalition to counter isil. he is also the former allied commander in afghanistan, also served in a distinction in iraq. on his left is perhaps one of the u.s. government's top sanctions buster's cops, what he described. he probably knows more about cunning terrorist finance and assistant secretary daniel glazier. ambassadorleft is lukman faily. the iraqrved as ambassador to japan, and he is a marathon runner, citing learned yesterday, rayna in boston's in new york's marathons. looking at this kind of topic, you really need to have a kind of duration doing this. [laughter] going to start, there is a lot of breaking news on this topic today. washington,in senator john mccain declared that isis is winning. secretary, defense secretary ash carter was in iraq today on one of his spokesman said

eric: mr. glaser, self like they have money to spend, not just the classic foreign fighters of al qaeda but families, women and children being part of this almost a settling campaign if you will. how do you combat that in a counter messaging standpoint? mr. glaser: my specialty is in counter messaging and the message that i have is that we are going to succeed in applying economic and financial pressure on isil, and we will succeed in depriving them of their ability to use their resources. i spent 15 years listening to people explain to me that financial measures do not work and cannot work. in 2006 at the very beginning, we first started to divide our own sections strategy. the one thing everybody agreed on at the time was that those could not work. and now the only thing everybody agrees on is the economic and financial pressure. we can do this. we know how to do this. we will succeed. eric: general allen, use unless week that this is an uphill battle with the u.s. collision -- u.s. coalition

eric: you commanded in and bar. is it possible for the iraqis to pull this off in terms of putting together an iraqi army that can go into these sunni cities, not rely on shia , and second, going back to the turkey issue, the isis has been supported greatly by .hese foreign fighters mr. glaser: i spent a lot -- mr. allen: i spent a lot of time with the tribes. the ability to organize the tribes and motivate them ultimately was the principal and deciding factor in that part of the war. i still have maintain close contact. they are very committed to the defeat of al qaeda, the defeat of daesh. very importantly, while they were skeptical of the maliki regime, from the governor's i have spoken to of the sunni provinces, they have seen a big difference between the sense of attitude from [inaudible] and the attitude today. he has made it opening of the tribes is something that he supports. he issued a plan with unanimous consent ultimately to take back our lumbar as the precursor. eric: why has it taken so long? mr. allen

eric is one of the most conservative voices out there. eric is not an establishment republican. he battles with the establishment republicans. they don't like him. they bring people together and it's actually very influential. on thursday night you had the republican candidates reaching millions of people in the debate. there's only 800 thoracic outlet 100,000 people over the past few days but they have all come to talk to the foblgs. these are the folks that are going knock on the doors and talk to friends and vote in the primary. >> okay. preston thanks so much. >> we're not done with politics. this is just the beginning. the first presidential debate on wednesday september 16th. plus the first democratic debate is live here on cnn. that's tuesday october 13th. you don't want to miss either one. let's talk about what happen in the last few hours. more insight as to why trump was disinvite from the redstate.com event. amanda is the external relations directors and one of the red state gaerthing organizers. good to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> we heard e

eric: yes. he was a big baseball fan, and he was actually quite a good baseball player, and he tried to play baseball for his high school baseball team. he was a very fast runner and a very, very good player, and it one point, the principle of his high school kind of took him out i and said, i know your teacher, meet with the principal, and in no uncertain terms, you're not to play in sports other than tennis for this school going forward, because if you hurt yourself sliding into second base come you're going to be no good on the tennis court, and we have enough black baseball players at this point. we do not have any black tennis players that are at an elite level, so it's nice little prodding was there. sir? >> yes, good afternoon. my name is gary flowers, and i agree with dr. johnson's granddaughter that we appreciate your presentation, and it could have been a lot more in depth. i was fortunate to have a father put a racket in my hand. i was not that good, but it was the arthur ashe junior

emily: eric, what do they spend this money on? eric: you've got to spend it on future development costs. tesla needs to become the new mass-market brand. gain a nietzsche luxury in electric automaker simply isn't going to pay the bills. -- gaining a niche luxury. there was a report earlier this week that indicated that the future of electric vehicle revolution could come from small vehicles such as golf carts rather than a top-down approach from a brand like tesla. dan, and rory thank you everyone. now to comcast, preparing a major new video platform that could arrival facebook and youtube in online video. the platform is called watchable. comcast is majoring with fox, but speed, nbc sports -- buz zfeed, nbc sports, and awesomeness tv. they are going to upload all unlicensed content on demand. it will be ready to be bundled for comcast xfinity setup boxes at some point. coming up, wall street reacts to rumors on the search for twitter's new ceo. still to come apple hits pause , on the live tv service. delaying its rollout until ne

eric, everybody in the room are working together. what happens is when you get the piece of arm, when it comes, first they have to connect the actual bone. you have radius and ulnar and put them together with screws and plates and that's the structure of the billing. you're actually building a whole skyscraper, a building, so first is the foundation of this, the bone. you put it together with screws in place and then the team will expose all the arteries and tendons. 23 tendons they have to put together and then they bring the microscope and at that time everyone is involved in putting these two major arteries and the vein. it's a very critical. >> all the veins. >> all the veins. >> that's amazing. >> and now comes the sensation part which people are going to ask. doctor what, happens with the nerves? this is very tricky because every nor-of-has to be connected and i'm talking about like we're using sutures that are thinner than your hair. it's a very, very sensitive operation. if you look at the movement of my movement of my finger

catherine has more details. >> reporter: thank you, eric. this morning the state department confirmed 53 classified e-mail and understand that several hundred others are under suspicion of containing classified information. this is in line with with the general inspector assessment that hundreds will be found. when david petraus prosecuted it was deemed to. but there was no information ever went beyond the two of them. by contrast, the congressional source familiar with the e-mail tells fox news that the damage to mrs. clinton's case may be unknowable. there are multiple copies and the servers and three thumb drives were not properly secured and mrs. clinton was using a private account to receive national security information. separately a highly decorated marine is facing dishonorable discharge for sending a classified report to others in afghanistan. and he can so on an unclassified personal e-mail account. it was not acted on and three marines were killed in the 2012 attack. the father of one of the victims said there are laws for the eli

>> they should. >> you get that whole list. >> write it down, eric. eric, write it down. you always forget. >> "house call" list. >> well, listen, from chiropractors to massage chairs, you probably tried it all to relief your back pain, but the solution could be as simple as sitting or standing up straight. when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> your mom always told you, practice good posture. it can help relieve your back pain. even sitting the wrong way can cause tension and muscle tightness. easy exercises can also help ease the ache. dr. somadi, what do you say? >> we were talking during the break that we're spending more time sitting and not mofk like we used to. unfortunately with all of the

and also, i'm joined by our very own eric bolling here on set. this is guy who has 30% of the vote in south carolina right now. how did he shoot up so fast? >> he is saying things that are resonating. if you listen to his press conferences. people will ask questions, want specifics. he will say i don't want to talk about right now. press accepts it. people who love donald trump accept it. i'm not sure they would have the same form of acceptance were it jeb bush or marco rubio or rand paul. rand paul had some very interesting tax ideas and opened those up. he said fair tax, and they were specific and didn't let him down. whatever he is doing is resonating with the general population. trish: look, we'll be the best. we are the best. we're going to recreate what america once was. and, ford, people want that, he talks about the silent majority out there. there are a lot of people in america felt disenpaged from the political process. it is washington. just a bunch of politicians. no one can really make a difference. he is promising he is the guy that

i'm eric and this is "cashin' in." no matter what you think of donald trump, polls show he's the nominee if it is today. i think the gop establishment is afraid of donald trump and i ask him why. >> i don't understand it. i say what i say, which is something that makes america great. basically, what i want to do eric is make our country great again. we are going in the wrong direction. it's not turned around easily. we are really far down. almost i don't want to say it disrespectfully, but we are in big trouble. i'm doing the right thing. i'm saying the right things in terms of the country, but the level of animosity and the level of hatred. the level of support is beyond incredible including some of the pundits in all fairness. it's a mixed bag. i'm out there. the poll numbers have been fantastic. i am happy with it. hopefully, i'll get a chance to make our country great. >> i have said i like what donald trump is doing. a lot of my fans support you. they like you because you say what you mean and mean what you say. i

eric: they've got money to burn. there attracting not just fighters but families being part of a settlement campaign. how do you combat that in a counter messaging standpoint? mr. glaser: my message is we are going to succeed and depriving them of their ability to use resources. i've been at the treasury department for over 15 years and i've spent that time listening to people explain to me that financial measures cannot work. i was there in 2006 when we first started to devise our sanctions strategy. the one thing everybody agreed is the iran sanctions cannot work. now the only thing everybody agrees on is what brought it to the table was the economic and financial pressure. we will succeed in depriving them of their ability to use their resources. eric: general alan, you said last week that a counter messaging is an uphill battle. as you message seems to resonate with young people who are primed to hear it. how do you counter that? general allen: it is about countering the message and reinforcing norms that work. t

eric: se emocionan. hablando de dinero, ¿cuÁnto se gastan ustedes en ropa interior para la ropa tan especial? verÓnica: yo siempre he pensado que no hay que casarse tanto, porque con lo que dura puesta! karla: vamos a dejar a las dos lo de la ropa interior, estuvo divertido, sigan opinando en casa, esto he divertido no tiene nada, pero te hace reÍr un poquito, esto seguro le pasa a usted, este vÍdeo viral ha alcanzado 3 millones de visitas, es una pelea callejera, la discusiÓn comienza porque aparentemente el conductor del auto, no respeto al ciclista, el ciclista se enoja, lo empieza a seguir, y empiezan a pelear, el ciclista nunca dejÓ de grabar, el conductor le quiere quitar la cÁmara, y termina en tremenda pelea. terminÓ en el piso. cada vez vemos mÁs gente en la calle asÍ, enojada por todo. karla m: no asumen responsabilidades, porque caramba cometiÓ un error el conductor, y el ciclista con todo el derecho de recriminarle, no lo hizo el mal tono, Él lo hace de una manera bastante tranqu

steve: hey, eric. how you doing, man? eric: i'm good. how are you? steve: i'm all right. man, y'all got a win, now. eric: we're excited. steve: well, it's a nice family right here. they do some charity work down in my place i was born-- welch, west virginia. eric: yes, sir. steve: eric is a pastor. i found that out after i had cussed, and so, uh... [laughter] eric: it's all right. steve: yeah. i'm doing better. eric: we're good. steve: we good. i... every now and then i fire one off. [laughter] i've been working on that, but i've been... just be honest with you. i know you ain't no priest or nothing so this is just a little type of confession. eric: yeah, ok. steve: i've been cussing since i was 4. [laughter] eric: tell me about it. my youngest son thinks his nickname is damn it. i don't know that i say that.

eric: esto le causa preocupaciÓn o algÚn temor? >> un poco. eric: al menos cinco edificios da han dado positivo por lo que muchos residentes piden aumentar los trabajos de inspecciÓn y limpieza. >> este tipo de enfermedad no serÍa un problema de manhattan, en el sur del bronx ha sido abandonado y olvidado. >> uno de los infectados por la enfermedad de los legionarios hijo en una entrevista que demandarÁ la ciudad de nueva york alegando que se contagio en el hospital lincoln cuando distribuÍa volantes. familiares de otra vÍctima culpan a la ciudad por la muerte de su ser querido. illia: daniel pacheco el hombre arrestado como uno de los tres presuntos asesinos del periodista rubÉn espinoza y otras cuatro mujeres, estuvieran en la escena del crimen pero niega haber disparado contra las vÍctimas y dice que sÓlo robÓ algunas o objetos. por medio de Él las autoridades buscan encontrar a los cÓmplices. >> daniel pacheco gutiÉrrez de 41 aÑos es uno de los presuntos responsables del multihomicidio de cinco personas en la ciudad de mÉxico

steve: hey, eric. eric: hi, steve. steve: how you doing, man? eric: i'm all right. how are you? steve: good, good. what do you do, man? eric: i'm a pastor, so we'll talk about that language in a minute. i'm a pastor of a church here in atlanta. i'm a husband, a father, and my work as a pastor got me involved in a nonprofit organization that works in a town you might be familiar with-- welch, west virginia. steve: what?

eric fisher is chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston, wbz. eric? >> maurice, good evening. erika is a disorganized tropical storm but it doesn't take a lot when you have the tropical rain to cause a lot of issues. as you saw in the leeward islands earlier today, tropical storm warnings continued there. puerto rico, the northern shores of the dominican republic, and tropical storm watches now out for the turks and caicos. this is the track as we head through the next few days. high certainty here, it should cross puerto rico tonight, remain a tropical storm as it moves off to the north and west. it's when it arrives in the bahamas this weekend that we start to see some uncertainty in the track. that's why you see the track cone expanding at this point. we head towards the beginning of the week it's expected to be a category 1 hurricane at least off the shore of florida and then drift its way northward as we head into the week. once it gets to the bahamas it encounters very warm waters. that is fuel for tropical systems and wind shear will die down.

arrested eric. i would rather he arrested eric than attacked him. >> the police officer, a 17-year veteran of the force, is suspended. a more violent episode of police crossing the line in missouri. it starts as a high-speed chase. several police officers pursue a suspected drunk driver who has a toddler onboard. it's the pickup truck with the flashing lights. the high-speed chase exceeds 100 miles an hour at times. finally, the fleeing suspect stops. an officer's dash cam rolls as the sheriff's deputy approaches the car. the driver comes out, hands up. the deputy throws him to the ground, steps on his back, then kicks him. he looks in the truck, where police say a 3-year-old is sitting without a child seat. the deputy turns around and kicks the man in the groin and then steps on him again. the deputy resigns after an internal investigation. >>> in south carolina, a collection of shocking and disturbing dashboard videos leads federal authorities to investigate alleged misconduct and civil rights vio

eric boehlert? guest: i think the trump coverage has been a godsend for the rest, -- press, but also very problematic. it looked like it would be a rather dull summer in terms of the campaign. he delivered this godsend of a story, but he has provided them challenges again. they initially said, he is not important, we are not going to pay attention to him, and now he is the republican front-runner. they have to start looking at the substance. they have to start taking a closer look at some of the other candidates. i talked about the hillary into an coverage -- the hillary clinton coverage. we've seen, time and again, her favorables go down a few points. a poll yesterday had jeb bush falling to sixth place. it did not get much news coverage from what i saw. trump has eviscerated a couple of the republican ended its -- republican candidates. we see a lot of shoulder shrugging in a way that we don't on the democratic side. host: a republican from texas, go ahead. caller: my comment is, i think the repub

one of the jail's most infamous is eric kelly. kelly has already spent more than 22 years in prison for convictions including armed robbery, aggravated assault and making terrorist threats. he is charged with possession of cocaine with intention to dribt. >> you need to stay out of trouble. don't go to jail. you go to jail you are going to meet that guy like me. >> kelly has been housed for more than a year but his stay in the jail began in general population. he was caught with a broken broom handle which was considered a potential weapon and was given 15 days in disciplinary lockdown. after his return to general population he threw a food tray at an officer and encouraged other inmates to follow suit. >> after that inmate kelly was placed on administrative segregation and remained there. he is disruptive and there is almost always a case for violence whether against him or from him so they deemed it necessary to keep him in administrative segregation. >> you never know what is going to come out from day to day. today he might be

eric: if you look at ea, they are doing well. take two does not have execution on the mobile side in any significant way and there are platforms to get gaming today. certainly, smartphones, ipads, etc. the quality of gaming in the arena is less. if you look at grand theft auto on the ipad. it is not as good. they have to get it right. they are figuring out how to leverage china and have not been able to from a significant revenue yet. it is possible. not proven. emily: eric, cory johnson, we will be talking more. superevilmegacorp is pushing into e-sports. you have raised $26 million. you're pushing into this area of e-sports where gamers compete against each other. kristian: some of the lasting franchises and have organized themselves around communities that are competitive over time. you think of league of legends and call of duty or counterstrike. they are focused on community-based competitive play. there are 100 million players in e-sports. our game is a multiplayer battle arena with teams of 2-3 players competing. we want t

>> eric kelly's plan to change hits a snag. but first -- >> i wasn't thinking right, i wasn't thinking straight, i wasn't thinking properly. that's when i accidentally hit the fellow. >> after running a man down with his car, a new inmate tries to adapt to life behind bars. >> me not knowing what to do in the heat of the passion got me sitting here today. >>> many of the 1,500 inmates at the chatham county detention center in savannah, georgia, arrive at the jail fresh from an arrest on the streets. >> look at the camera. >> rhett manning enters having just returned from court. a judge sentenced him to five years in prison and another 15 on probation after he pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter for striking and killing a 60-year-old man with his car. >> stand up. i'll have you come pack to cell number 8. >> during the investigation, manning is was on house arrest. he will remain in jail until his transfer to prison. manning says he's only been in jail once before, an overnight stay after he was charged with driving without a

eric. >> okay. so just three minutes and 45 seconds, chris, meghan and bret will make the big announcement top ten candidates appearing on the stage thursday night and the seven candidates who will be on i guess stage for the 5:00 p.m. debate as well. stick around for that. tweet me @ericbolling. let's talk about what they should be asking all the candidates. i'm looking forward to this. i love this stuff. >> dana. >> all right. join me in meeting and congratulating your newest fellow american certified citizen. this is chase decker. he was born in uganda in 2013. my friends ali and josh decker adopted him. they have three children or their own as well. if you look now at that big happy family there. that's josh and ali and their children. today when he got his certificate he was asked are you proud to be an american? and chase said yeah. i so american. and apparently he was waving that flag all day. congratulations, chase. we're glad you're here. >> adorable. >> it truly was the best one more thing

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eric, rory, thank you everyone. comcast is preparing a major new video platform that could rival a spoke and youtube in online video. the platform is called, watchable. partners are locks, buzz feed, and awesomeness tv. content going to upload on demand. it will be ready for bundling for talks owners at some point. toing up, wall street reacts rumors on the search for twitter's new ceo. and apple hits pause on the live tv service. it may not roll out until next year, we will tell you why. ♪ emily: twitter shares of getting a push from the news that a ceo could be named as early as next week during an analyst asked asked the company to announce a tri-party leadership. from -- tech -- -- make that announcement. let's for some cold water on this. sarah and i have talked to a lot of people and there is no indication that this would happen next week. nine -- thiske -- is the situation where you have a lot of people with strong -- everyonet with thinks they know. we are hearing from opposite side of the term, they are s

i'm eric and this is "cashin' in." no matter what you think of donald trump, polls show he's the nominee if it is today. i think the gop establishment is afraid of donald trump and i ask him why. >> i don't understand it. i say what i say, which is something that makes america great. basically, what i want to do, eric, is make our country great again. we are going in the wrong direction. it's not turned around easily. we are really far down. almost, i don't want t

eric boehlert? guest: i think the trump coverage has been a godsend for the rest, -- press, but also very problematic. it looked like it would be a rather dull summer in terms of the campaign. he delivered this godsend of a story, but he has provided them challenges again. they initially said, he is not important, we are not going to pay attention to him, and now he is the republican front-runner. they have to start looking at the substance. they have to start taking a closer look at some of the other candidates. i talked about the hillary into an coverage -- the hillary clinton coverage. we've seen, time and again, her favorables go down a few points. a poll yesterday had jeb bush falling to sixth place. it did not get much news coverage from what i saw. trump has eviscerated a couple of the republican ended its -- republican candidates. we see a lot of shoulder shrugging in a way that we don't on the democratic side. host: a republican from texas, go ahead. caller: my comment is, i think the repub

i'm eric shawn. a tragic reminder of the dangers law enforcement face in our country to protect us every day, and this happens to be the third time that a memphis police officer has been killed just over the last four years. now that city and community is in mourning today and once again authorities reeling from this latest tragic loss. >> we've been here before, sadly to say. we've been here before. this is my third time in it the four years that i've been the director, and it doesn't get any easier. this is a very difficult time. >> more live from our new york city newsroom. bryan? >> reporter: at this time the memphis police department has not released a description of the suspect currently on the run. he know only that the suspected shooter is a male, the shooting happening last night in tennessee about 20 minutes southeast of downtown memphis around the intersection of cottonwood and perkins. police say officer shawn bolton was shot multiple times during a traffic stop at approximately 9:18 p.m.

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and here's the problem, eric. if donald trump build a building the way he is building a presidential race. it will be 100 stories tall and no windows and no elevators. he has to have the infrastructure as you would building a building and a foundation of building a campaign. a presidential campaign is one of the largest start-up businesses in the world. >> i don't know what that means. >> but donald trump doesn't have -- you should know what it means, ann. you need boots on the ground. >> i mean about the building of no windows. i'm not really good on the met for issue but i do know people -- >> -- there is nothing there there in the infrastructure of his campaign. >> would you call on me instead of point position me. >> window. >> i have no idea. you are absolutely right on the policies. i don't understand this weird objection. what's he going to do? what are the policies? it's just phrases what as opposed to i'm going to secure the border but not with a fence because fences don't work and you can build a tunnel

>> eric, don't you think the rnc is responsible a little bit? >> i think this is the best thing for carly fiorina. look what she did on what they call it the happy hour debate. cnn 6 to 9 if i'm not mistaken the two debates. she can do it again. she smoked the field last time. being the big fish on the smaller stage really worked for her the first time. sometimes you go back to the well. >> greg don't you think she's ready to play at the big fish level? i think she was ready before and obviously shined because she was in the smaller pond. i think she's ready to go at wit the big dogs. >> i'm sure if her name was carl not carly it would be a different story. i can't believe they put carol costello on the air. have you watched her? >> come on, greg. >> they won't put carly? >> it's insulting. >> it is insulting. but she's probably the most articulate candidate going. >> yeah. >> carol costello? >> no. carly fiorina. >> what happens if -- carly petitions the rnc, cnn and someone drops out. how about the fight from that? >> i think she has a legitim

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. the spin stops here because we are looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight big news in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal with reports that the classified information previously found on her server was actually far more sensitive than we knew, in fact, it was top secret information that never should have been left vulnerable or insecure. this as we learn that the justice department is seizing custody of the server that mrs. clinton vowed she would never turn over. welcome to "the kelly file" i'm megyn kelly. the news is just breaking on this. it began just hours ago when we received reports that an inspector general for the intelligence community has

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>> that's exactly right, eric. eric shawn with the latest. we're back with muhammad elarian. muhammad, the comments coming out of stanley fisher, vice chairman of the federal reserve out of the jackson hole meeting were interesting because he said the confidence in inflation is moving up in pretty high numbers but that the previous case for a september liftoff was not conclusi conclusive. he keeps mentioning china and the devaluation of the currency there. why is the devaluation of the yuan in china so critical to whether or not the fed raises rates, muhammad? >> for several reasons. one is that the fed is worried about the unintended consequences of raising rates. while the domestic indicators, especially the drop markets, are significant nagle go ahead fed raise in september, the international indicators are saying be careful. if you move too quickly, then a few things are going to happen. one is you're going to strengthen the dollar and that's going to cree aid a head wind for the economy. second, you can contribute to financial instability globally and that will spill bac