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requests of companies seeking fetal tissue. why isn't the federal government investigating? why isn't it prosecuting? we take up the obvious violation of federal law with two of the best attorneys in the business, lis wiehl and rebecca rose woodland. the city of cleveland turn toing the government to stop the worst crime wave in the history. where are the community leaders and faith leaders when inner cities need them most? where is the democratic party that run the city for a half century? we'll discuss all of that with milwaukee county sheriff david clark here tonight. our top story -- fox news cutting down the 17 republican presidential candidates to a more manageable 10 candidates for the first official debate in the 2016 cycle. taking part in the 9:00 p.m. eastern primetime presidential debate are in order, you guessed it, donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, mike

huckabee, ben carson, ted cruz marco rubio, rand paul, chris christie and john kasich. rick perry, rick santorum, bobby jindal carly fiorina lindsey graham, george pataki and jim gilmore round out the debate at 5:00 p.m. eastern. now the hard part for the candidates. how do they strategize are in debate? what can they do? fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: the southern baptist convention, the largest gathering of christian conservatives invited the entire 2016 gop field. only two took part. jeb bush appeared in person and won applaud when asked about planned parenthood sale of body parts of aborted fetuses. marco rubio pretaped a satellite interview, 15 others

no-shows. back to granite state voters will decide the first primary. >> these debates matter but one with the folks out here. >> reporter: most of the field did take part in a high-speed new hampshire cattle call with five minute introduce. donald trump told a sponsoring newspaper he didn't expect their endorsement. kasich used bush's right to rise. >> i think it's important with the ability to help people who live in the shadows. our whole purpose has got to be to give everybody a sense that the american dream is alive that we all can rise. >> i'm a new fresh face versus a name from the past. someone from outside of washington with a proven track record. >> reporter: several tested out new obama-clinton zingers. >> when bill says i didn't have sex with that woman, he did. and when she tells us, trust

me, you've got all the e-mails you need, we haven't scratched the surface. >> give bernie sanders credit, he's honest enough to call him a socialist. >> reporter: short appearances may help some prepare for fox's debate when answers will be limited to one limit. ted cruz has several team and national championships. cruz, rubio and rand paul appeared via satellite trying to pass legislation to defund planned parenthood. if the president continues to block funding of planned parenthood it could lead to a government shutdown. lou. lou: carl cameron. a stunning statistic for you now. associated press study finds one-third of all campaign donations so far this season come from 60 wealthy individuals. already the 2016 campaign approached the half billion

dollar mark and we're nowhere near the primaries. president obama planning to deliver what is termed by the white house a major speech tomorrow to make the case for his nuclear deal with iran. ahead of his speech at american university, the president met with american jewish leaders, some of whom oppose the deal and some for it. congress roughly midway through a 60-day review of the agreement, and they are expected to vote next month whether to accept or reject it. fox news white house correspondent kevin corke with our report. >> reporter: the president spent part of his 54th birthday welcoming u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon to the oval office, climate change, syria, isis among the topics of conversation, hours later focus shifted to the iran nuclear agreement as he welcomed jewish leaders to the white house to address concerns about the deal. >> he will railroad his view that agreement is not based on trust but based on our ability to impose the most intrusive

set of inspections have ever been conducted against the nuclear program. >> reporter: how and when the inspections are conducted especially at undeclared sites remains a close concern for israel. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told a live web cast audience that with more than three weeks to prepare for a visit by international atomic energy agency inspectors, the iranians would have ample time to do away with nuclear activity. >> like the police giving a drug dealer 3 1/2 weeks notice before raiding his lab. believe me, you can flush a lot of nuclear meth down the toilet in 24 days. >> reporter: hand wringing about the deal wasn't limited to israel. back on capitol hill lawmakers made no secret of suspicions to iranians and side deals made between inspectors and the regime. >> they expect us to just trust the iranians and iaea.

i think the fact that they are unwilling to provide side agreements is a serious problem. >> reporter: meanwhile house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce unveiled legislation to disapprove of the iran deal. writing this deal gives up too much too fast to a terrorist state, making the world less safe, less secure and less stable. lou, tomorrow is expected to be a busy day on capitol hill, because the iaea's inspector general is expected to thereby to meet with members of the senate foreign relations committee, and while there among the topics of discussion will be the agency's role in verifying and monitoring iran's nuclear activity. lou? lou: kevin, thank you very much, kevin corke from the white house. an antiabortion group today released a fifth video that alleges planned parenthood breaks federal law by selling aborted fetal body parts. in this video, a planned parenthood official talks about

altering abortion procedures in order to benefit fetal tissue buyers. . lou: the video released comes a day after senate democrats blocked a republican measure that would have defunded planned parenthood. the fbi tonight is trying to track down suspects and a motive in the bombing of two churches in las cruces, new mexico. the first explosion occurred sunday in mailbox outside the calvary baptist church near the entrance to the church.

no one was injured in either explosion. new mexico's governor suzanna martinez says whoever planted these bombs is a coward. >> if your intention was to bring fear to those who worship, you have failed. our faith is too strong, and our fellowship is unbreakable. lou: the fbi offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to those responsible. california tonight battling crises on a number of front, wildfires, drought and illegal immigration. california firefighters are fighting nearly two dozen wildfires that have torched more than 134,000 acres. that's nearly three times the 50,000 acre average for this time year. the 60,000 acre rocky fire is the largest of the wildfires.

it's led to evacuation orders for more than 13,000 people. governor jerry brown says the state's historic drought has turned much of california into a tinderbox. 95% of california remains in what is termed a severe drought. the city of huntington park south of los angeles made history, not everyone is happy about it. it became the first city in california to appoint two illegal immigrants as commissioners on city advisory boards, a city council meeting last night had residents outraged. >> this is the united states of america. >> that's not out of order. you are out of order! >> the fact they're not loolly here, how could they set policies for us. how could they say what's good or not for our residents of huntington park, our citizens. lou: meanwhile, california's unemployment rate is 6.3%.

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. lou: the city of baltimore turning to the federal government to put a halt to dramatic rise in violence. police launching a two month partnership so-called that will see ten federal agents embedded with the city's homicide detectives. baltimore's crime wave has soared since freddie gray died in police custody back in may, sparking riots across the city. a total of 191 people have been killed so far this year in the city of baltimore. 116 of them died between may

and july. 45 deaths in july match baltimore's all-time monthly high of murders. that back in 1972. our next guest says the violence has nothing to do with police in baltimore. joining us tonight is milwaukee county sheriff david clark. sheriff, good have you here. why do you say nothing to do with police? >> first of all, welcome to barack obama's 21st transformation of the american police officer. he started this in baltimore. he's asked for law enforcement officers to engage in more dialogue, they've asked for the creation of no goal zones where they don't want the police. they asked for deemphasis on making arrests, making cases to put the longtime career criminals away, and this is what you get. look, they don't know what they're doing in baltimore, this starts at the top with

mayor rawlings-blake. calling in 10 federal officers from disparate agencies is going to have the effect of throwing a rock in the ocean and thinking you're going to create a tidal wave. here's what works in cities, lou. broken windows policing works. stop questioning and frisk assertive policing works. more police officers for urban policing. the feds are not designed for urban policing, and so it's kind of a mismatch. this is all great theater, it sounds good and mistakes activity for accomplishment. lou: i think, sheriff, that you said that as well as it could be said. the real issue here is why in the world is not the mayor, the police commissioner, since fired, why is the mayor still there? and the nonsense that surrounds all of the politics in that pitifully, pitifully run city,

there standing before us is a white police commissioner. when the reality is the community had been saying 30 years ago they needed to have a black power structure to be effectively governed and now bring in a white commissioner. i have never seen off a screwed up city as baltimore in my career. >> not just baltimore. if you look at the cities experiencing spike in crime. new york, my own hometown of milwaukee, wisconsin. chicago and other areas, these are these have forever been led by liberal democrat mayors. this is the manifestation of the failed liberal social policies, and they won't admit that, there has to be two things going at once. first of all, stop all this nonsense with the failed liberal policies that have done nothing more than made poverty a lifestyle. it's creating failing public schools for the kids to go to. father-absent homes by break up the black family.

removing the black man from his rightful position in his household to raise his children and you have people that can't find meaningful work. when they can't take care of that, those are risk factors are for crime and violence. that's what i want to hear from mayor rawlings-blake, reduce poverty, fix the schools, help people find meaningful employment and try to do everything you can to reestablish the black male in charge of his children, and then on top of, that because you have to have two things at once. on top of, that you have to have more assertive policing. she threw her police department under the bus. build up the morale of theary, baltimore's finest. hire some more law enforcement officers, local law enforcement officers because cops matter, and then turn them loose within the constitutions, hold them accountable, turn them loose to protect the overwhelming majority of law-abiding black

people that live in the city of baltimore. you do that for a period of time, and you will see crime start to bend back in the other direction and start to dissipate. lou: you know, to the mayor and the city council of baltimore, you just had free counsel and consultation from a man who knows what he's talking about. hope they are listening, sheriff david clarke, thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure, lou. lou: breaking news now, authorities are searching for two men who opened fire from a vehicle outside a military training post in hattiesburg, mississippi. no one, we are able to report to you no one was injured after those shots were fired. obviously an investigation is under way. soldiers at camp shelby located north of new orleans reported those shots to the commanding officers who in turn brought in local authorities. the investigation is underway. and a reminder to vote in our poll tonight, do you believe illegal immigrants should be

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. lou: this just in, secretary of state john kerry in singapore pushing the administration's latest trade deal, the trans-pacific partnership, all part of the administration's so-called pivot to asia. kerry said the trade deal would lead to greater prosperity, a higher standard of living and better jobs all for folks in the asia-pacific region. our secretary of state did not say what the effect would be on the american economy, the american standard of living, and american jobs. a few thoughts now on the top 10 candidates who have been announced for the thursday night republican debate on fox news. and, of course, the man the republican national committee chairman reince priebus once

told to tone down his rhetoric just about land the entire field. donald trump we're learning is a tough campaigner, as the rnc chairman found out as well, as almost all of the republican challengers found out at this point. trump does expect one thing, respect. >> senator ted cruz and also dr. carson, who i think is a terrific person by the way. lou: but unfortunately for most of his rivals in the race for the 2016 presidential nomination they can't say the same thing. trump not saying the same thing and indeed saying far more. in tonight's video commentary, a preview of what the donald's challengers might expect from trump, the debater. a man says he's just far more adure than a debater but turns out he can being provokeed.

>> jeb bush is not going to bring jobs back, i can tell you that, i will, and i'll bring them back big league. if you have hillary clinton or jeb bush, it's going to be more of the same and we're not going to have a country left anymore. >> marco rubio? >> i think he's an overrated guy. i think i have much better hair than he does. i see rick perry the other day and he's so, he's doing so poorly in the polls, he put glasses on so people think he's smart. all of a sudden he wants to show he's a tough guy with trump. so tough, this guy lindsey graham, a total lightweight. here's a guy in the private sector couldn't get a job, believe me. i like scott walker, he's a nice guy. today one of his people hit me. i said why is he doing that. the person's a stupid person but why is he doing that? hit me. hey, the gloves are off. the real truth is that wisconsin is a mess right now. >> the best way to win is for

me to get the nomination and run probably against hillary. hillary is the worst, look easily, she's the worst secretary of state in the history of our country. she's going to be beaten and i'm the one to beat her. lou: kind of makes you anxious to see what thursday is going to look like, doesn't it? trump says he's not looking to attack the rest of the field but will counterpunch, he says if attacked first, and might hit harder. whatever you think of trump, he has changed the rules and in my judgment changed them for the better, and the gop presidential candidates have learned we hope an important lesson. no one has a god given right to bore the american people when they're seeking their vote. that's an important change, don't you think? and now our quotation of the evening, a little advice for each of the debaters thursday night. all of them --

so said, the sage counsel, mark twain. stay with us, we'll be taking up the outrage after a deputy sheriff caught on video, handcuffing children as punishment. we're coming right back. stay with us. 10 candidates make the cut for the fox news debate. clearly it will be 9 against 1. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet?

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the 10 candidates now chosen for the first republican primetime presidential debate on the fox news channel. donald trump takes center stage flanked by jeb bush and scott walker, effectively on this broadcast, we cut them down to three. there will be more i assure you, 9:00 p.m. thursday. hillary clinton's favorability rating lower than president obama ever. the new "wall street journal"-nbc poll shows clinton has a 48% negative rating. and fifth planned parenthood undercover video released, shows executives again clearly breaking the law at planning and describing how they will sell body parts. joining us tonight, co-host of outnumbered on the fox news channel, jedidiah bila and national review editor fox news contributor and new father, rich lowry. how does it feel? >> awesome. lou: congratulations and all the best to you and your entire

family. >> appreciate it. lou: let's start with donald trump. and i have to start with rich. we've talked about this from time to time. >> you just want to gloet. lou: i just want to gloat. that's why you brought me. >> a new father and you have to gloat like this, lou. lou: at least she's not seeking mercy on the point of debate. thoughts about the new donald trump rather than a new attitude on your part. >> it's donald trump's world and we live in it. clearly what people find appealing, he's new, different he's not a politician, he won't apologize for anything, he talks about american greatness brings up hot-button issues like immigration and entertaining as heck. all that is to the positive side of the ledger. the problem is he doesn't know a lot and he has -- lou: no, no, no. >> he's not a policy wonk, lou. lou: who the hell wants one? who the hell wants one? >> isn't that true.

lou: who's the big wonk of the last three presidencies? was it clinton or was it bush or was it obama? >> compared to trump, all of them. risk for them. lou: the elites, rich, you must represent them nouchl the elites of this country are buckling under the -- just the glare, the blinding glare of truth. >> not easy to keep standing. look, i predict someone will ask him tomorrow night a very basic policy question that he doesn't know and he's going to be exposed. lou: i bet you 20 bucks that thursday night that does not happen to donald trump. >> okay. shake on it. >> i think the risks are a lot greater for the other guys. in this format, they have such a small amount of time to speak. people that can speak in the sound bites and be compelling and charismatic tend to shine. it's the people that are boring

and try to get into the policy details in a short amount of time are the people that drown on the stage. lou: do you realize we want them to drown? seriously. we talk about this stuff. frankly, how boring do we become. start worrying about whether the darlings articulate on wonky material. >> that's because they can't! they've proven that is a difficult task for them! >> i know that. i think there's a politically darwinian process under way here, shouldn't there be? >> i think the big risk is when it comes to trump is he's so pungent and he's so combative, he could punch someone in the mouth in a way that is embarrassing for the other candidate and brand them going forward. so if anyone is going to tangle with trump, they better bring -- have both their hands up and ready to fight. lou: a lot of bright people on that stage certainly at both

5:00 and at 9:00 eastern time, and, but, there's no question, dr. ben carson is a brilliant fellow. there's no question, ted cruz is a brilliant fellow. they have had the sense not to -- not to confront trump. they have at least a detente, if not a relationship. that's got to be to their credit as well as an advantage. >> i saw scott walker, he was interviewed i forget by whom and asked directly how would you handle trump? he spoke positively about his own record. i'm going to talk about what i can do for people. lou: this is a new approach. he tested out the approach. >> people are going to be watching walker very, very closely. he's another guy viewed as a fight jeer you're watching all 10 of them. walker is a compelling fellow as well. i think jindal is a compelling fellow. >> you take the 5:00 debate,

the so-called kid's table. you take the 7 candidates, that's a good republican field in and of itself. it shows how deep and broad and talented and interesting the field is. lou: if you will, the early table is going to be very fascinating, it's at 5:00, by the way. we didn't have time to get to the fact the latest associated press study showing that a third of all the campaign donations to this point have been contributed by just 60 people. what will our society do without the 60 people? you've got to be thrilled at the elites. [ laughter ] >> stepping forward to save our democratic process, is that the way you see it, jedidiah? >> amazing when i read stuff like that. the american people are going speak this time around. money doesn't make it all. you have to make people excited for people to vote for you. we have a gop candidate to inspire people to get out and vote.

not all about money, it's about ideas and cash. >> how much has trump basically spent on his campaign? zero. it's earned media and capturing people's imagination. lou: two million. >> in his terms, it is practically nothing. lou: especially if you are donald trump. rich, congratulations. >> thank you very much. lou: jedidiah, good to see you. be sure to vote in our poll tonight -- you get to vote on a question i did not have time to ask jedidiah and rich. please do so at loudobbs.com. south carolina beachgoers have more than sharks to worry about in pauly's island. a 7 foot alligator riding the waves! as it came ashore. to be greeted by a host of, well, potential victims. they call 911, the local police

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. lou: at live pictures of fires, a massive northern california blaze. this fire, the rocky fire threatening numerous homes. what you're looking at has already been scorched 1. 3,000 people have been ordered to evacuate, urged to flee. the fire jumping containment lines, grown to 65,000 acres. firefighters have been battling since the 29th of july. 24 residences destroyed and

outbuildings, another 26 of those. by the way, as the fire continues to move ahead and the wind is considered favorable right now for the firefighters it's still only 12% contained. joining us now to discuss the islamic state, the iranian nuclear deal that the president is pressing so hard to get through congress now, fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters. ralph, good to have you with us. >> hi, lou. lou: let's start with the islamic state and the decision to protect as best we can count, some 60 u.s. trained syrian rebels who are a threat from both the islamic state and assad syrian government. >> i think it's down to 54 of our guys now. reportedly 6 more were kidnapped by an al qaeda affiliate within the last 48 hours. it's such a circus. the obama administration announced we were going to train 5,000 syrians.

well, we trained about 60, and now we've come through to try to recruit more to give them confidence, we're saying we'll give you air support, but we'll give you air support if you're attacked if you attack guys you want to attack. if you free the country of bashar al-assad, we won't give you air support for that. this is a colossal muddle, words fail me, lou, and that's rare. lou: that is indeed rare. we have video to prove to once occurred. the fact is it's further muddled by turkey stepping into the fight against the islamic state finally, but at the same time, attacking kurds which have proved to be, i think you would agree, the most effective fighters against the islamic state to this point, what do you make of it? >> the kurds have been the only truly effective fighters against the islamic state. we're just not good diplomats. we'll sucker for any deal.

and president erd wan, a nasty islamist is going to call an election in the coming months. and the back story is the kurds have been doing quite well domestically in turkey playing by the rules and denied the parliamentary majority wanted for presidency. he's playing the nationalist card, playing the kurdish card going after the kurds for domestic purposes. we also fail to see turkey's priorities are different than ours. turkey's president doesn't like the islamic state, he got us to agree to the deal where we'll have a no-fly zone that is not really a no-fly zone, a protected zone, and meanwhile he instead of going after the islamic state he's going after the pkk in iraq and the ypg, the syrians on the ground

fighting islamic state, never done anything to turkey and we sold the kurds out to save a little jet fuel. lou: a lot of people are listening to you right now across the country. not military analysts, not geopolitical analysts but smart enough to know that everything you described shouldn't have happened on any basis and could have been avoided by any, almost any american at random with a lick of common sense. >> yeah. >> i guess we have to leave it there. but that's sort of the sorry plight right now of our -- >> it's the obama policy, sell out your buddies, sell out israel sell out the kurds, amazing. >> colonel ralph peters, good to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: on wall street, stocks closed do youer, the dow down 48 points. volume on the big board 3 1/2 billion shares. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network.

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>> i am so pleased with them the parents and teacher, this is happening in front of all other students as well. that is just horrific. lou: it is horrivic. that is why i think it is necessary to sue here, i do not understand, is you know we report here, on fox, and every other news national news outlet, about why the supreme court will rule that a case is overturned or a issue rejected. because, they want courts to ledge -- the courts not to lek legislate, they want executive to to so, at local level they can't function intelligently with a schall school board, a principal. >> teachers, how these school officers were even called in to a situation in a classroom, with

children who are developmentally disabled that does not require a police officer to come in. lou: is there not enough intelligence or training or education within a school to deal with an 8-year-old, they need to clean that school out at the bottom. >> absolutely. lou: planned partner -- parenthood, in the videos, have they not committed a federal crime. >> the doctor illegal for a doctor to alter an abortion timing, method, or procedure for sold it were of obtaining the tissue, that is what is going on with this video. lou: we have reached a hell of a point in this country. >> a situation, here, also where planned parenthood has

continuous he said, well, no what you see in the video is not accurate. how is it not accurate? this is very clear, you watch the entire video. there is an -- we have not yet seen a federal investigation. >> on the changes of the abortion method, and the sale. lou: it is illegal. >> you cannot sell, both statutes i think have been vie violated. words they use, best specimen, line items. lou: my last question, why isn't the aclu stepping in and suing plan parenthood. >> possibly they will. lou: somewhere this country has to muster guts to stand for principle and moralitty.

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