nicole: jorge ramos getting his words out with megyn kelley last night. the universe dropped following his controversial comments against immigrants. lauren: chinese prosecutors operating over a massive warehouse explosion that happened earlier this month. you remember this. the blast killing about 140 people in the port city of tianjun. 115 police officers and firefighters among the big guns. the investigation focuses on how they got to handle -- nicole: after the spectacular failure, amazon retrench as its push into consumer electronics. we'll have the details. facebook -- after yesterday's monster on -- rally on wall street. 1.4% gain. you are watching "fbn:am," your very first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪ lauren: let's get you look at local markets this morning. asian markets following the month or year's rally yesterday. shanghai up more than 5%, snapping a five session and 23% decline for stocks in beijing. hong kong also added more than 3% today. nicole: agreement asia, green and europe, green et al. decided six of the cac and dax

they invited megan kelley instead. we'll talk to paige lavender. >>> isil fighters kidnapping christians fighters seizing a town between towns near the gas fields. isil took the town after heavy fighting overnight with the syrian army. it's holding more than 200 people including christians who were found at checkpoint and in churches. it's been one year since the u.s. led coalition began its strikes against isil in iraq. there are 3,000 trues on the ground. they are there to train iraqi forces. the total cost, $2.44 billion about 9 million u.s. dollar as day. coalition members include the u.s. jordan, qatar, bahrain and saudi arabia. secretary of state john kerry is in vietnam meeting with the deputy prime minister and foreign minister to talk about relations between the two countries and regional issues as well. he calledded on china to halt a land reclaimation program. the dispute could speed up the process between the u.s. and vietnam. >> the united states and vietnam would have had some reconciliation anyway. but i

people like kelley, mr. and mrs. garcia, parents who go to the rallies want something better than the government schools are giving us. [ applause ] >> thank you, kevin. kelley, a brave thing you have fought through. >>> next, some heroes who fought communists. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. [ cheers ]@ >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. john: many americans consider ronald reagan a hero of freedom -- [ applause ] . john: and this audience does? he confronted the tyranny of the soviet union. the wall did come down and the soviet empire crumbled soon after. reagan's actions played a part, but lots of people took big risks to fight communism. larry reed heads the foundation for economic education. and you went to a bunch of countries to spread subversive literature? >> that's true. back in the 80s before the fault of berlin wall and the evil empire as president reagan termed it, i visited a number of the countries and made contact with people who were active in the underground, anti-communist resistance ele

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robert kelley is a professor of political science. joins me via skype. good to have you with us. talk us through these drills between south korea and the u.s.? what's the aim? >> every year the united states and south korea cooperate on a series of drills designed to ensure the interop meraabilityty should there be some kind of war contingency. the north koreans argue they are a practice for invasion. the north koreans protest them routinely. >> is center any truth behind north korea's claims? is there some sort of invasion plan? >> there have been discussions for a long time about what to do if north korea collapses. that would involve the u.s. [indiscernible]. the military would take the point, this is not iraq. >> all these drills do is provoke north korea. so it's having the opposite effect, isn't it? >> north korea is pretty unreliable. it has attacked south korea asymmetrical me trically for decades. they need to have a response and that's why they have to practice with the united states. south korea has a conscript army. they need to be brought back up and they need consta

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we talk with lbj estimates of policy adviser, jill kelley format, and historian cap germany, who has edited transcripts of lbj's white house call. and we will see the president's speech at the u.s. capitol before he signed the bill. that is sunday at 10:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m., antenna caught clock p.m. eastern here on american history tv. in the year 1215, king john of england signed the magna carta which placed limits on the monarchs power. the founding fathers turn to the magna carta when drafting the u.s. constitution. up next on american history tv, a panel of scholars examined the influence of the magna carta on the constitution. panelists discuss the historical context of the magna carta, as well as common

. >> reporter: trump also reignited his grudge with megyn kelley i do not care about megyn kelley. she should apologize to me, but i just don't care. >> negotiating with -- with japan, negotiating with china, they say, we want deal! >> reporter: and of course trump did not spare his republican rivals. jeb bush and marco rubio with this. >> i watch these two guys, they're hugging, kissing, holding each other. very much like actually chris christie did with the president. >> reporter: today in florida jeb bush called on trump to get serious about putting forward immigration solutions. >> this guy is now the front-runner. he should be held to account just like me. he should be asked, how are you going to pay for it? >> it seems trump has made up against with fox news. he just said on the laura ingraham radio show, he spoke with ayles. >> suzanne malveaux, thank you so much. >>> right now we want to talk to the campaign manager for donald trump, cory lewin douse can i. did you have a quhoonsr chance -- >> i didn't speak directly, but i can tell you violence is unacceptable. it's a trag

. >> as you can see from that video parker's father sat next to hurst in an interview with megan kelley. also mentioned the broadcast that the universities were r ward and parker graduated from are planning to create scholarships in their name. the out pouring of support and memories keep pouring in. >> hard to imagine carrying on under those circumstances. >>> well as alley mentioned, friends of allison parker and adam ward scholarships in memory of allison parker. that would be patrick henry community college and james madison university. a public college in virginia. ward was virginia tech university. >>> president obama sent his condolences. the press secretary expressed sympathy on behalf of the administration and urged congress to enact -- >> congress could take those steps in a which that would not infringe on the constitutional rights of law abiding americans. >> president obama has said this is the greatest frustration of his presidency. >> well, every year unfortunately journal lists are killed, simply doing their jobs. mostly it happens overseas such as in sudan. rarely are j

interviews this morning, he dismissed the motion he suggested that kelley was tough on him because she was men true struating. >> only a deviate could make those comments. >> that cost trump an invitation to a conservative gathering in atlanta. chris wallace talked about it with carlie fiorina. >> you talked about his record at bankruptcy. i didn't notice donald trump insulting you for 24 hours. there is no excuse for this. i don't think you get things done by insulting everyone. >> trump said this morning he cherishes women and would be their best advocate if elected. up next, after ferguson, teaching officers to be guardians, not warriors. >> trafficked labor on the front lines? >> they're things, they're commodities... >> we go undercover... >> it isn't easy to talk at this base >> what's happing on u.s. bases? >> the tax payer directly pays the human trafficker >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... fault lines america's war worke

i think coach kelley really is an innovator. >> my dream is to work in media and to do this every day with the greatest organization in professional football which is this team, the philadelphia eagles. >> the eagles connected with the determined young man after he raised $50,000 for the fight against pediatric cancer, a drive he began at age 6 all while dealing with his own serious health crisis. >> knowing the challenges that i've had i wanted to go out and help people. >> he doesn't see himself as disabled which i think is the coolest thing. he has what he has and he acknowledges it, but he doesn't walk around talking about it. he finds a path within his own limitations and his own safety which is i think amazing. >> his passion for sports and drive to succeed is a source of immense pride for his family. >> the experiences he's had at such a young age is exciting to watch. it's amazing. we're not sure where he'll go, but we're very happy to be on the ride. >> we're thrilled with how hard he has worked. >> i don't care what the odds are against. if i want something and i think it's

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someone also making a difference, head coach brian kelley. he picked a senior to model the new team uniform for the season. why the celebration? kelly will get a scholarship for his senior year. this is a big year. he's been with the team since his freshman year. teammates were excited for that. good for him. >>> we want to wish a speedy recovery for lindsey vonn. she broke a bone training yesterday and had to fly back to the u.s. no timetable on her recovery. >>> feds okay a powerful pain medicine to kids as young as 11 years old. >>> u.s. gets ready to fly old glory once again. castro has some beef. "first look" is back in three. (vo) what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn? wheat? in new purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. hi mi'm raph. tom. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got yo

robin dg kelley: two things. a lot of people put much emphasis on the kerner commission report that came out after the riots and rebellions. one of the problems is that the , inal policy initiative most cities, was to increase law and order. it wasn't so much to engage in social reforms, improve conditions in black urban communities, but rather -- baltimore is a good example. they put out their own commission report. what if that is we need more weapons, more teargas, and more cops. in some cases, you have a ramping up of the militarization of the police force in response. in terms of the criminal invasion of urban youth -- the criminalization of urban youth, there are two sources. 1970's, source of the and are reasons for that that we can talk about. some of it has to do with building prisons as a way to deal with the economic crisis. there is a book out called "the first civil right," and it talks about that it is in the truman era, that gave the criminalization -- gave the architecture for criminalization to d

for answer we turn to bruce hane and angela kelley, and in new york jeannie zano. jeannie i want to start with you. it doesn't appear that trump is going anywhere at least in the short term. will his presence shape the debate in a way we otherwise would not have seen? >> absolutely. you know i don't know if his numbers are going to go up as a result of the debate last night. i have to say i think -- i'm not sure he did himself any favors in terms of getting new support. in fact i think he made some major mistakes last night. but that said, he absolutely is going to be in this for at least the short time, if not the longer haul. and it is going to shape what happens with the gop. let's just look at an example. the second question that was asked of him that question megan kelly asked him about women. well there's a constituency that the gop desperately needs in order to gain national office and if you are alienating women that is a big problem for him in the same way his previous comments about mexican immigrants can impact their ability to attract the latino vote. i

for answer we turn to bruce hane and angela kelley, and in new york, jeannie zano. jeannie i want to start with you. it doesn't appear that trump is going anywhere at least in the short term. will his presence shape the debate in a way we otherwise would not have seen? >> absolutely. you know i don't know if his numbers are going to go up as a result of the debate last night. i have to say i think -- i'm not sure he did himself any favors in terms of getting new support. in fact i think he made some major mistakes last night. but that said, he absolutely is going to be in this for at least the short time, if not the longer haul. and it is going to shape what happens with the gop. let's just look at an example. the second question that was asked of him, that question megan kelly asked him about women. well there's a constituency that the gop desperately needs in order to gain national office and if you are alienating women that is a big problem for him in the same way his previous comments about mexican immigrants can impact their ability to vote. it is interesting t

. >> the question and particularly at kelley sullivan but i guess anyone can address it, when it comes to workforce, a prior question you answered, kind of indicated the hope is that of a bunch of jobs should have people repurpose her other roles. i was hoping you could expand on that. did i read your response right, the idea is to hold onto jobs? in general how to change that workforce as radically as to what people should be doing? >> particularly a workforce like your states postal service. is not an easy shift, right speak with it's not an easy shift for us and some of it has been quite public. there is a lot of conversation about what's happening with our unionized workforce, and i'm sure that's probably what you're referencing as well. our unions are partners with postal service in this conversation. they also would like to see us around for the workforce. which means it is a reinvention. in some scenarios using the postal service now testing delivery of groceries. interesting expansion of the mail service, they're coming to the house in addition to doing those packages were the

but today, tina marie parker kelley walked lightly on the parkway past the exposed wood and piles of stucco to go home for some extra clothing though she is still shaking remembering the partial collapse yesterday afternoon. >> it was like an earthquake. boom. the whole thing was coming down. >> reporter: an earthquake caused all this. last week's quake cracked the walkway. they complained and the owner said she would fix it. >> before they could get somebody out here, it fell. >> reporter: the red cross is putting tenants here in oakland. but after that, they have nowhere to go. the owner of the property didn't want to talk on camera but by phone, she told me a contractor speculated it could take up to two months to fix. an engineer will look at the damage tomorrow morning but so far, she has no plan for the tenants. i'm hoping someone can determine whether the walkway is safe enough, she told me. i just don't have the answers yet. hopefully, tomorrow, we will have some answers. if not, tina marie says she will be out of options. >> we don't have anywhere else to go. >> reporter: ch

jorge ramos appeared on the kelley filed last may. here is what he told me again. >> through a donald trump didn't like my question. he tried to silence me and in this country you cannot do that. i'm a u.s. citizen, in the grand, reporter and at the right to ask any question i want. sandra: finally, mainstream speaking on wall street. what average people tell fox business about the wild swings in the market. >> the matter of tickets high or low, i am not nervous because that is resilient and we will bounce back. >> much alumni should make any changes to my investment. and i hope in the market will go back out. >> i'm nervous. who knows what will happen tomorrow. i don't know if it's going to be good, going to be bad. i worry about the 401(k). >> just come i'm the spirit of the child in college. i'm nervous about her college fund. >> do not take against fire since a columnist to go through this week of austria. right now the dow futures point to another update. hopefully nobody sold last night. sandra: cheryl, thank you very much. that

caldwell.g in jessica we also have carl brauer, senior director of insight and analysis at kelley blue book. thanks for joining us. we are starting to see even big estimates for full year. gm came out with a 17.6 million full-year sales estimate. jessica, what is driving this surge? >> right now, all of the fundamentals are in place. if you look at interest rates, they are really low. a lot of 0% offers are out there. likeundamentals don't look they are changing anytime soon. matt: carl, do you think we are seeing a particularly strong july for some reason or other? f-150 sales shot up 13% in july. >> i think ford is finally ironing out the production problems. they say that they are going to be at full capacity by september. everything else is just kind of humming along, in terms of fundamentals. july is the heart of the car buying experience in manufacturers have everything in place. what you think the problem is with car sales? is it just that cheap gas prices allow americans to buy the bigger cars and trucks that they really want? a big part of it. there is undeniably more interest

. >> parker's father and boyfriend spoke with megan kelley on fox news channel. >> i come home after doing the 11:00 news i make her breakfast, pack her lunch and send her on her day and kiss her good-bye. she would text me. we would always be concerned. >> parker's boyfriend anchor's the evening news. they had dated for nine months and talking about marriage. she created a scrapbook or the him. her last text to him red good night sweet boy. >> the photographer adam ward was going to leave the station. he was engaged to the morning news anchor. >> adam, best way to describe him was a giant teddy bear. he was just this guy that was just the sweetest guy. willing to help you out only do anything for you. >> now, ward started working at the television station in 2011. he was a great photo journalist was thinking about a career change. his fiancee was in the control room yesterday morning and watched as he was shot and killed. >>> time now 5:06. learning more about the gunman and his ties to the bay area. reported at march 2012 to february 201-3678 he went by the name bryce williams. he

making kelley, brent bair, chris wallace all there. by the way, they will be moderating to 5:00 p.m. today. the private e-mails of quarterback tom brady revealed are getting a lot of attention. a 2014 e-mail with a friend brady talk >> about peyton manning in a column compares the players. i've got another seven or eight years did he has to. that's the final chapter. we will see what manning says about that when they meet in week 12. brady complains to his manager about the cost of a new printer pool cover. it was just over $8000. can we put this off? why do we have to have to? masters champ jordan spieth goes for the number one ranking this weekend i bridgestone which tees off this morning. rory mcelroy will set out with an injury. he has special motivation. >> i am hoping to prove coming off of this last major that i've got kind of a little bit of a revenge that i need to get out from having control of the opening championship. that leaves a bad taste in my mouth. sandra: he is 22 by the way. yankees prized pitching prospect has an i

so kelley, talk a little bit, i was fascinated by your discussion because there seems like summer places the postal service can do. you hear about this in terms of first responders. it almost feels like how do you choose amongst all the options how do you choose where to spend your time, energy, effort, money early on what it feels like we're really in the shallow end right now? >> the point. i think example you brought up is one for us to talk a little bit about how important it is to know, the first responders, and advance. your own access -- [inaudible] and then share that information with the appropriate agencies. for us because we have unlike some of our other agencies in france would affect the taxpayers money. over everything we do have to make sure we have a solid business case and we return some revenue to the organization. so we prefer to address where there's an opportunity for cost savings. then figure out if there's an opportunity to turn at least into a revenue stream. which we will partner with an agency like fema into something to help support a collaborative and get mone

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kevin kelley of three com partners. link analysis after chance of holding and risk and reward pose deirdre bolton joining us. implementing new marker rules for traders. short sellers must now wait one day to cover positions and pay back loans used to buy shares. regulators say they should reduce the abnormal amount of volatility at the markets have been seen and hopefully spend some losses. that is their goal. the shanghai index closed up more than 3.5%. u.s. stock index futures plan the groundwork for a lower open at the start of trading today. not big losses but dow futures down six in points s&p have one. european stocks mixed in trading right now. >> i would like to ask all of the candidates and politicians in our negotiators, people that don't negotiate jobs and lots of other things, how are you going to make america great again? >> that is the question. more of that this week. donald trump leading the way and the gop field with 26% of respondents. jeb bush has 15%. scott walker 9%. it is heating up. be sure to kee

with me, fox news dagen mcdowell and kevin kelley. here's a look at the futures this morning. first up, here it is, triple digit gains on the dow futures. right now 491-point. if these numbers stand at the end of the day, that will be the question for a couple hours on the opening bell. is this after all three of the major averages closed and correction territory yesterday. they call it a black monday. a roller coaster ride in the big were yesterday moments after the opening bell at the dow was down more than 1000 points. its biggest one-day point loss in history. the climb back briefly to a loss of less than 200 points. the ring at the closing bell and the damage is done. a loss of 588 points. a loss of nearly 4%. asian markets following the lead with more selling in china where a body of the world's finger-pointing has been directed to shanghai composite down more than 7.5%. an ugly picture of the market in japan. the nikkei down more than 700 points. of that report from beijing straight ahead. a much better picture over in europe this morning. looking at the ftse in london

last night kelley herself spoke about the controversy, she is not going to apologize to him. >> from who was the front runner will not apologize and i will not apologize for doing good journalism. so i will continue doing my job without fear or favor and donald trump will continue with what has been a successful campaign. this is a tough business and it is time to move forward. juliet: i agree, let's move forward. old news. >> donald trump continues leading in the polls to make two appearances on the fox news channel today which could be interesting. he has not appear on fox news since the debate thursday. juliet: he got a phone call from roger ailes is said to him he would be treated fairly. let's put that one to bed. and other gop contender rick money. according to wall street journal, at difficulty running for president when you don't have money. this is the wall street journal reporting, perry no longer paying campaign workers at national headquarters in austin, staffers in ottawa, new being staffed. most reportedly decided to stick with perry for the time being and according to

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thank you, kelley, for an awesome job. [applause] let's continue. on my list it's not. hold on. here we go. walker might -- all right. take too. walker white is the president of -- is right there. thank you very much. >> good morning, everybody. my name is walker white, a little backdrop of a we are and why we're here, we help organizations make better business decisions by providing industries was authoritative i.t. data about that refer to the hardware and software purchases of hardware and software. so why are we here today? because the pattern that we operate for our customers in i.t., we already are doing in the medical device space and one putts with some of the commercial companies in the unit of things space. understand daniel castro talked about some of these countries that were doing remarkable things. john deere, verizon all three of those covers are bdna customers today. so we, if yo if you have come integrated managed any class of assets this would provide the data he needed it basically, clean, efficient cleaned up the data. i'm all of it of the pragmatic person so

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this is the "kelley file." >>> tonight. >> i'm doing well. i'm leading in every poll. >> donald trump continues to dominate in the polls, especially when it comes to specifics. >> nobody else will do the job that i will do. >> mark stein is here tonight to explain why trump is resinating well with voters. >> yes. i feel she's in in serious trouble and doesn't recognize it. >> the scandal deepens. you won't believe where the i.t. company reportedly housed hillary clinton's private server. rudy giuliani's here with reaction. >>> and explains how clinton is losing her footing with the american people. >>> plus, hollywood actor kevin sorbough is here to talk about his new film. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> and welcome to "hannity," tonight the race for 2016 is in full swing. and one gop candidate is gaining momentum. so with less than six months to go until the iowa caucus, well, billionaire businessman donald trump is surging in the polls with some impressive new numbers. joining us now tonight at the hannity big board with a full

in order to my left robin kelley was the professor of u.s. history, ucla is a noted author a noted author of books and articles that are more or less at the intersection of the african-american experience, radical politics, and culture. he is also the editor of a forthcoming study on race, rights, and riots in the u.k.. a global perspective here. holly mitchell, if i say so myself, is the conscience of the california state legislature. she has not been indicted. [laughter] [applause] senator mitchell: i won't be. harold meyerson: if that's not a lock elation -- ad hoc elation, i don't know what is. she was elected to the state senate in 2014 in a district that runs om centu city do to down to south out by and includes areas like% of the african-american community here in l.a. and she is not in the legislature as the person really is a champion of poor children of home care workers, the kind of people who get left out of the state budget and then she goes into combat with jerry brown and others and wins things for these folks. max herman is th

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there you go again approach to -- >> chris f you were debating -- >> your real debate will be megan kelley against donald trump because she wants to score points professionally and she has a way to have the camera look at you whether you're right or not. trump used to have that part. she'll be like this, do i believe this guy or not? trump better be careful. he better left let her have a couple points. if he takes her on, that will be television. >> helene, how would you do it? >> it depends on which trump you get. do you get -- >> the one i had? >> yeah, you get the guy you have, that's a totally different person. you know, i think if i were jeb bush, i would just go for gravitas either way and if it's the guy you have, then it's a far more boring debate, isn't it? >> i don't think that will have far fewer people chiming in. gerry? >> i take him to the commander in chief question. in the cold war there was this question, do you trust this person to have their finger on the button? what are you going to do about isis exactly and isn't that a formula for 75,000 american troops on the ground

there you go again approach to -- >> chris f you were debating -- >> your real debate will be megan kelley against donald trump because she wants to score points professionally and she has a way to have the camera look at you whether you're right or not. trump used to have that part. she'll be like this, do i believe this guy or not? trump better be careful. he better left let her have a couple points. if he takes her on, that will be television. >> helene, how would you do it? >> it depends on which trump you get. do you get -- >> the one i had? >> yeah, you get the guy you have, that's a totally different person. you know i think if i were jeb bush, i would just go for gravitas either way and if it's the guy you have, then it's a far more boring debate, isn't it? >> i don't think that will have far fewer people chiming in. gerry? >> i take him to the commander in chief question. in the cold war there was this question, do you trust this person to have their finger on the button? what are you going to do about isis exactly and isn't that a formula for 75,000 american troops on the ground?

from actual owners and kelley blue book experts. and get the full picture on what it's like to own the cars you're considering kbb.com >>> many members of women's lib feel exploited by men, and they startled wall street one day by an exhibition in which roles were reversed. >> look at the legs on that one. oh, i'm so turned on. those pants, they bring out your best. keep your best leg forward, sweetie. >> we're trying to point out what it feels like to be whistled at, put down constantly sexually every time we walk down the street. they tell us we're supposed to think it's a compliment. >> when someone asked a woman in the 1970s, are you liberated, what they meant in general was not, do you believe that individuals should be able to choose their own path in life? it usually meant, do you have sex? and often it meant, will you have sex with me? >> what kind of relationship between the sexes do you advocate? is love out? is sex out? >> unless men change, it is going to be very soon. >> people seemed to conflate the sexual revolution a