lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. officials in both san francisco and in the federal government refuse to take responsibility for the liberal policies that led to the tragic murder of a young woman named kate steinle francisco sanchez admits he shot and killed the 32-year-old at a sightseeing pier in san francisco last week. she was a medical device sales representative. she recently moved to san francisco but critics say her death should have been prevented, could have been prevented and sanchez, who had been deported five times to mexico admits he went specifically to san francisco because the city offers sanctuary for illegal immigrants, including criminal illegal immigrants. yet san francisco's sheriff defends his office's decision to release sanchez and place the blame on the federal government. sheriff ross saying, quote -- they have the sheriff's department to notify i.c.e. before releasing him. and i.c.e. says sanchezs case is one among more than 10,000 in california alone, 17,000 nationwide since january of l

up next lou dobbs on fox business. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. it's been a day of uncertainty and anxiety after not one or two but three major companies were hit by so-called technical issues and glitches. new york stock exchange today suffered a nearly four hour halt in trading, that exchange authorities say was caused by what they termed a technical glitch, the freeze in trading highly unusual, sparking considerable speculation that it is far more than a glitch or simply technical issues, but possibly the result of a cyberattack. and almost the same time, the "wall street journal" home page experienced its own technical difficulties and inaccessible for almost an hour. earlier this morning, another computer system so-called glitch stranded, thousands of united airlines passengers worldwide, causing an act of of heavy delays at most major airports. 3500 continental flights were affected over what the airline called a faulty router. combination of the alleged glitches prompted homeland security secretary jeh johnson to step out in public and to a

i'm lou dobbs. growing concerns that the islamic state could attack this country over our 4th of july holiday. americans around the country are accustomed to heightened security warnings at independence daytime. in fact, it's become almost an annual routine. but we're told this time is different. security experts say that the year long rise of the islamic state is at the foundation of that difference. leaders of the radical islamist terrorist group have been urging supporters to attack over the holy month of ramadan which ends july 17th, and officials say the symbolism of america's independence day combined with mass gatherings of people at fireworks displays could be targets. there's also evidence that so-called lone wolves have been heeding calls by the islamic state to attack us. last month a boston man became fascinated with the islamic state. he was plotting to behead police officers. in may, two gunmen were killed during an attempted assault on a draw mohammed contest in texas, concerned about

the man himself lou dobbs is next.. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. already substantial congressional opposition to the president's iranian nuclear deal is rising by the day. recognizing the strength of the strengthening opposition, the obama administration dispatched three cabinet secretaries and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff to defend the president's viewpoints in what appears to be, to many, a reckless deal reached through shoddy negotiation by reckless presidential representatives, far too eager for a deal, any deal. >>> and lawmakers are increasingly vocal in their opposition. expressing their anger and frustration at a deal that critics say not only allows iran to cheat, but invites them to do so. laying out a clear, bright path for iran to develop an atomic weapon, while lavishing iran with tens of billions of dollars to buy weapons and to fund terrorism. we take up what is to happen next with this deal, which should be a treaty with republican congressman lee zelden. >>> also tonight, the once inevitable hillary clinton continues h

lou? lou: james, thank you very much, james rosen reporting from the white house. >>> turning to the irs scandal. the president last night outright denied that the irs had targeted conservative groups that the event ever happened. and the president also claimed the scandal was congress' fault. listen, if you will, to his remarks which left even "the daily show" host stewart shocked. >> look, you got this back office, and they're going after the tea party. no, congress has passed a crummy law that didn't give people guidance in terms of what they were trying to do. they did it poorly and stupidly, but that becomes -- [ laughter ] >> but -- >> you really do only have a year left. that's unbelievable. throwing it out there. >> this is important. but the truth of the matter is that there was not some big conspiracy here. they were trying to sort out these conflicting demands. you don't want all this money pouring through not for profits, but want to make sure everyone is treated fairly. lou: w

lou, i know you're a fan. it's clear. lou: i'm a fan? well, i happen to think he's a fascinating character, and he's bringing -- by the way, i'm not a fan, per se of donald trump but i think it's really impressive how he surged in the polls he is a lightning rod for all of the candidates and some folks are having a little hissy fit and want him to get off the stage with them because he actually said that the government of mexico is pushing some of their criminal element into this country. you know, that's quite a thing, and macy's didn't like that. >> one issue with the polls is in the very early going, they reflect name id and donald trump is a lot more famous than the other candidates are hoping to get on the main stage. lou: but francesca that name identification didn't help out in the early days of the polling. since he started make the extraordinary remarks i.e. speaking truth to power? >> i would agree with the name id thing as well. but the main thing here is that those comments that he made about the mexican illegal immigrants co

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. his critics say the president has sacrificed the nation's sovereignty by sending nuclear deal with iran to the united nations for its approval before taking the deal to congress, and secretary of state kerry now says he's disturbed by the latest anti-american comments by ayatollah khomeini. we'll have the latest what appears to be a bad deal rapidly getting worse. >>> and defense secretary ash carter in the middle east tonight trying to justify to some of our allies the significant concessions given iran. >>> and president obama today continued making his case to a skeptical congress and american public. not yet winning over his critics. we take up the hard sell on the iranian deal with fox news strategic analyst lieutenant colonel ralph peters and foundation for defense of democracy senior counselor, john hannah. >>> congress taking first steps to rid the country of so-called sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants. the senate judiciary committee began holding hearings on sanctuary c

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. it's now clear why most of the congress and senate appears adamantly opposed to the obama iranian nuclear deal approved by the u.n. and clear why there was cheering in the streets of tehran when the deal was announced. the international atomic energy agency will not be allowed to inspect iranian facilities and bases but will allow iranians to perform the inspections of their own nuclear facilities and self-report to the iaea. the iranian site agreements don't approach the standard of trust, but verify and certainly don't contain anything remotely close to the promise 24-7 inspections any time. the obama negotiating team has basically, it seems, thrown their hands in the air and yielded unimaginable, unthinkable power to the iranians. we take up why critics are calling the so-called deal a document surrender on the issue of a nuclear iran. former nato supreme allied commander admiral james stavridis and james demint here tonight. >>> as the broadcast long suspected he would, president

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. hillary clinton tonight facing possible scrutiny by the justice department after allegations she sent classified information in e-mails while heading the state department. government watchdogs for both the state department and the intelligence community discovered mrs. clinton sent at least four e-mails that contained classified information. they've now asked for investigations. >>> also tonight the obama administration lecturing israel over its opposition to the nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state kerry responding saying it would be a huge mistake as he put it for israel to take military action against iran, and kerry said further that should congress kill this deal the international community will blame israel. we take up the administration's hard sell on iran tonight with former cia director ambassador james woolsey. and congressman mike pompeo. >>> donald trump once again leading the republican candidates for the 2016 nomination. this time in name recognition. so should the

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration today took its campaign to sell its iranian nuclear deal to capitol hill. cabinet secretaries john kerry, ernest monies and jack lew testifying before the senate foreign relations committee. that committee absolutely key to get the deal through congress. republicans in congress, however, are saying outright they'll do everything in their power to stop the deal. senators blasting the agreement saying iranian negotiators had fleeced and bamboozled the administration. we'll be talking with one of the senators in that hearing today. he strongly opposes the deal. he's also running for the republican presidential nomination. senator rand paul with us tonight to talk about iran and presidential politics. >>> also tonight, the house voted to cut off federal funding to sanctuary cities today. more than 200 cities that refuse to enforce u.s. immigration laws. the white house, however, threatening to veto any such legislation. so where does that leave the issue? we discu

lou. lou: thank you. we may be in midst of a conflict against the is lamic state and tealing with russia's aggression, but army today officially announced it is cutting 40,000 troops from the ranks, those cuts that will be completed by end of fiscal year 2018 will result in smaller ground force since september 11. >> the cuts will impact nearly every army installations. lou: another 17,000 army civilian employeesing laid off lawmakers are criticizing those as risky and short-sighted but obama administration and pentagon officials say they have no choices. >> these are cuts required by the budget environment in which we operate. >> army is tasked with going from 49,000 active to 450. in next two years they have to come from someplace. lou: we'll take this up with fox news military analyst general jack keane. >> turning to debate over the confederate flag, south carolina governorric signing a bill into law, that takes flag from the grounds of the state capital. south carolina house approved bill by 2/3 marg

lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. we're exactly one week from the first republican presidential debate and predictions of donald trump's demise have not only been greatly exaggerated, but have been proved to be wildly wrong. wishful thinking, two new national polls show trump trouncing his republican rivals and opening up a double-digit lead over his closest competitor, former governor jeb bush. without a doubt, this is trump time, and he relishes it. the republican establishment, for its part, is gut sick with the daily testaments to the growing strength and appeal of the billionaire populist front-runner. we'll have the full story tonight. >>> also tonight, hillary clinton embroiled in another pay to play scandal. that's right. another day, another clinton scandal. this time, the former secretary of state is accused of working out a favorable irs settlement for a swiss bank that rewarded clinton by pumping millions of dollars into her family's foundation. we take up the strength of the clinton camp to see here tonig

lou: ambassador, good to have you here. >> thank you, lou. lou: ambassador robert jordan, his book, desert diplomat, good to have you here. be sure to vote in our poll tonight, the question is -- we'd like to hear from you. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> in missouri one person is dead, two people are missing after a night of heavy storms causing flooding and tornadoes across the state. amateur video in the kansas city suburb of lee's summit captured this tornado touching down. the tornado ripping the roof off of building within just moments of setting down. the storms left thousands of homes without power. more severe weather expected in parts of missouri tonight through tomorrow. >>> up next here, a few thoughts on the politically correct war on donald trump. and a stunt driver trying to show how fast he can go. well, he finds out he can go just a little too fast. we'll have that for you, and much more straight ahead. stay with us. super poligrip seals out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single

we're talking lou dobbs and talking fox business. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. we're learning more each day about the obama iranian nuclear deal, and the more we learn, the more it appears this administration has thrown our national interests to the wind in favor of a strange gift to the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism. congressional republicans have been utterly helpless and bubbling in their rolesa the loyal opposition to the deal. but two republican lawmakers are now accusing iran and the international atomic energy agency, a u.n. agency of constructing secret side deals with iran on its nuclear program. the tales of which neither that agency or the white house intend to share with congress or the american people. the obama administration has now acknowledged iran and the iaea have, quote, reached an understanding, end quote. but we've also learned now there are no documents. only agreements, and that those agreements incredibly are not in writing. but that's just what the ayatollah khamenei demanded and publicly proclaimed would be the case weeks

we will go to lou dobbs. lou: good evening. i am lou dobbs. day obama administration under fire for the open border and immigration on enforcement policy after the tragic murder of the san francisco woman shot and killed by illegal immigrant that has confessed. the 32 rolled shot and killed without warning by a mexican illegal immigrant. sanchez is the seventh time felons deported five times the am prevented from being deported us six times by the immigration policy. san francisco is a sanctuary city that is a safe haven for illegal immigrants. the white house today dismissed any connection between her murder and of the president's refusal to enforce immigration law. >> realize people want to play politics with the president has done everything in his power that we focus our resources on criminals. lou: really? we will take of his policies with the immigration and advocate for go the congressman is proposing legislation to require the federal government to deport illegal immigrants convicted of serious crimes and then 90 days. critics are pili

right now lou dobbs, the man, next. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the state department today released a third round of some of the 55,000 hillary clinton e-mails from her private server. today's document dump contains 37 e-mails that were retroactively classified. that's raised concerns that clinton has jeopardized national security when she use the private server for e-mails. she insists that's not the case but the state department apparently concerned there is so much classified information on her personal computer they've fallen behind in the scheduled release of her e-mails. we'll take up whether it's time for hillary clinton to face legal consequences for her e-mail scandal. we'll be talking with judge alex and attorney rebecca rose woodland. >>> also here tonight, republican presidential candidates preparing for next week's high-stakes fox news debate, that will be much ado about donald trump. the presidential front-runner is absolutely dominating headlines and mid tier candidates find that the only way to grab headlines themselves is to bash

. >> thank you, lou. lou: vote on our poll tonight, too you support the deal? cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >> new warnings that pacific north west could be wiped out in a massive earthquake. this new yorker publishes what say terrifying article. in which is reports that tectonic plates are grinding against each other in cascadia subduction zone off of the west coast, something that the geologist say could unleash worst natural disaster in history of north america. a regional fema official putting it bliept our operating suspicion that anything west of irk 5 will be toast -- interstate 5 will be toast if the very big one hits. >> beachgoers in florida getting more than they bargained for watching navy's blue angel perform, here we go over the past weekend one did a fly by so low, it sent tents and umbrellas flying, the crude loved every -- crowd loved every second of it most cheering as plane disappeared into horizon. go blue angels. up next, a few thoughts on president's silence on kate steinle's tragic death. >> dramatic dashcam video, captures dangers of p

lou: good evening for i.m. other jobs the obama administration and the iranians have a nuclear deal. after two years of nonstop talks in vienna the president says it will cut off the path to a nuclear bomb but what illegitimizes the ambitions with a straight forward path to take the bomb over the next decade there's far more critics and advocates for the ideal. >> i will terminate the deal to triple the economic sanctions and will convert its allies to do the same. >> i think it is horrible absolutely horrible there really, really bad for israel. behalf for people over there prison is an -- prisoners of their keeping hostages. >> with that most irrational decision a president has made with foreign policy. lou: the president has won the support of the ayatollah khamenei who praised negotiators for what they called legitimate efforts and also count on russia and president putin who hailed the deal as a positive step to the middle east. but the president really needs it and obama will be working to convince member

lou: do you agree? >> i do, especially that we're not raising a question, why wasn't he on a list, guess what, 80% of potential jihadists are not on a list, if they have not encountered law enforcement how can we put them on the list, this is something that administration did not want to do 92 there was a encounter with local law enforcement but there was nothing out of the ordinary. terrible as they driving under influence is, that is what happened. he was arrested for a dui, in april in hamilton county, that is count that's surrounds chattanooga. april 20. yet beyond that, there seems to be no indication as far as we know, as this point. that this young man, was radicalized byio beyond that tw, this been picked up by their organization talking about his own if you will, despairing of world that is not yet islamic, which he economies pecking to be -- expects to be and would work for that islamic world that caliphate. that seemed to be his intent. we don't know if he was talking in terms of specifically

lou: i like that. thank you both for being here. lou: be sure to vote in the poll tonight. he's pointing things out that capitalism has lifted the quality of life for millions of people around the world. with that of been nice and fair enough we are all about fairness. cast your vote at loudobbs.com. and the bmx pro writer this one is incredible. he set out to become the first person to land a quadruple backflip on a bike. he reached speeds of 64 miles per hour. he did this on for years in the making the 27-year-old sec risking his very life and his limbs each time that he did it. wow. that is incredible. and up next president obama under fire for not cracking down on actuaries are the. bob goodlatte chairs the house judiciary committee and he is our guest. and folks cannot stop talking about donald trump. well, they have a new industry. stay with us, we will have more. new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax o

charles: lou: breaking news everybody. i am lou dobbs. four marines murdered in chattanooga, tennessee. the gun man who killed them is also dead and two others wounded by the lone assailant. the names of the victims being withheld about eight hours after the incident began withheld because some of their families have not yet been notified. also at this time, federal law enforcement authorities are descending on chattanooga by the dozens to begin what will be a painstaking investigation of what the mayor of chattanooga calls a horrific crime. authorities have considerable evidence to consider this tragedy and they are not ruling out an international connection in the murder of four of the marines today. we are learning more about the even though we cannot release their names. according to a well-placed fox news source, one of the marines who was killed was a decorated war hero with two purple hearts the youngest marine was just 19 years old. all of them were reservists. one of the wounded u.s. navy. the names of those skills are not going

coming up next we have lou dobbs. lou: good evening everyone. i am lou dobbs. president obama today broke the diplomatic protocol and criticized republicans while abroad. the president on his first official presidential visit to ethiopia took time to rebuked donald trump. mike huckabee and ted cruz. mr. obama giving the republicans an earful, he claimed that they lacked seriousness and the coram and honesty. there are a few politicians who do lack those qualities from time to time. we have to admit and that is why we are taking all of that up in the president's efforts to sell his nuclear deal tonight and also talking with mike leigh. also tonight new developments on the 2016 presidential campaign trail come including the rarest of political creatures and a populist. and that includes a few political advantages and new polls confirm that he is also leading in most of those recent polls. so when will the republican establishment began to acknowledge donald trump as the 2016 frontrunner? conservative commentator ann coulter and political analysts ed rollins among

lou lou lou can i explain it to her outside. >> good evening. i'm david lindsay of dispatching? a discretionary review of a building permit application to legalize the edition of a between within the building fourth floor the subject building is at clayton street between waller in the argument the immediate area is characterizations by three and four residential buildings that contain generally two to three units with some larger residential buildings the property zoning is rh3 fourth floor to your knowledge was added to the two unit building in the late 1940s and it was described as a social room intooej decades have spotty used as a convenient and a roaming house the fourth floor social room was subtracted and was ultimately experienced to a dwelling unit it is the subject of this request for discretionary review building first floor is parking and storage thesecond floor is a second flat and the third floor which would have been a flats similar to the second floor was subdivided into two and a 5 hundred square feet one bedroom apartment at th

and so, lou wrote to dr. brenner and asked if it would be possible that she, as a woman, could come study theology. she was admitted and became the first woman to receive a bachelors degree in geology and that university. it was there that she met hoover, whom she is actually older than, but because she had had her previous -- excuse me, teachers education, she was obviously a freshman when he was a senior. the courtship eventually developed. he graduated and left for australia, where he found a position in mining. and the two of them continued their correspondence and lou eventually agreed to marry him. dr. brenner, who is tying to find her a job after she graduated from stanford, learned of the engagement and wrote them a letter saying, here i am trying desperately to find you a job and yet you have decided to get married and to leave us. and he signed it, your loving professor in law. >> [laughter] >> the hoovers were married on february 10, 1899. and the left the very next day for china. where bert had a

lou of course. >> lou lou does everybody for the department without her i'm not sure where we'll be in the dr requester can come forward for this case on 45 after a discretionary review she can speak in there and you can speak in there. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i think we're going to have to translate in shorter sgralz. >> how high or how tall of the building didn't care the main concern is the door where they put that continue. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> lou lou you should - >> sorry. >> lou lou you need to in the micro. >> she didn't want the door do move where the window is here daughter is working here right next to the front door it is too noisy people go in and out and she needs to concentrate on her work and then the backyard she objects on building the backyard because her kitchen is looking right at the backyard and she has some objection to it. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> okay one of the reasons she objects to have the. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i think is the what do you call that? a platform or deck sorry because if people are on the dec