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Extreme long shot but they bring it up occasionally to say its the only way for us to get control back on the left but they will have another -- >> bret: in other words, add justices, make it 11. >> exactly. i dont think its going to go anywhere but we will see. >> bret: exciting times. thank you. who do you think the president will pick and why? let me know on twitter and use the hashtag special report or at facebook. the uncertainty over the supreme court pick did not bother the markets today....

I think all of these candidates, all of these judges were looking at are extremely qualified and perfectly capable of separating their own personal views for whatever origin, religious or others. i think thats where we should be at this point in our history as a nation. >> neil: well-put. tom dupree from washington. thank you. >> thank you. >> neil: well be watching this very closely and our big theme tonight on fox business network at 8:00 p.m. looking at the implications of this through the pr...

Third straight session led by a rise in financials ahead of earnings this week. the dow soaring 320 points, the s&p gained 25 points, the nasdaq closed 68 points higher. and starbucks announcing plans to ban plastic straws by 2020 from its more than 28,000 locations worldwide. the company saying it will offer recyclable strawless lids and straws made from alternative materials starting this fall. thats it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. now back to "mtp daily." welcome back. president ...

Dow dropped 320 points yesterday. you know it was down by as much as 500 points at one point but you can see it has clawed back a bit as investors are looking for a comeback after reports president trump is clamping down on chinese investment in the u.s. and bolstered trade war concerns that sent stocks diving but climbing back up there on wall street today. >> sandra: well keep watching it. meanwhile another fox news alert this morning as we await two major decisions from the supreme court. yes...

Ignoring the president here, is that the strategy? >> you know, it certainly could be. as you said, you had some republicans call for this. ted cruz introduced a bill and it would basically speed up the process here, the hearing of asylum cases. if you think about the backlog here, there are 700,000 immigration cases that are backlogged here. judges are getting more cases at this point than they can hear and so a lot of these folks including jeff sessions has said, well, why dont we add to the r...

Cleaner, chalkboards, and fear. the cruel administrations of tiny-eyed lunch ladies slopping can-loads of prison chow into steam tables. chipped beef, tuna noodle surprise, and powdered mashed potatoes that haunt my sense memory still. >> daniel: pumpkin soup today. with, uh, onion, nutmeg, and chicken stock. but basic, good pumpkin soup. >> anthony: this is marie -- head chef, cook, host, and server for 320 hungry and very discriminating french school children ages 3 to 12. on the menu prix fix...

Unrelated to higher education. sb 320 is just another example of the california legislature taking things into their own hands and pushing their agenda. this is far outside of the scope of student health center. campuses are meant for learning and enhancement and abortion doesnt further either of those causes. abby: how do students feel? this is a topic on campus because its happening in your home state. how does everyone feel about this. on the same page or do you have good debates about this. ...

Grandfather, walter green jr., was a former military man, an employee of rca, and a bodyguard for the great boxer, jersey joe walcott. >> tawanda: he was just, like, the protector, you know? if you need anything you go to mister dynamite. that was his nickname. >> anthony: he was also a man who believed in being part of the community. when tawanda was 15, she was asked to lead a local drill team. unfortunately it soon lost its funding. walter purchased 80 uniforms and three drums to give them a ...

Really did. >> reporter: for his officers safety calloway locked up all the firearms and had to buy new ones to replace it. a police officer in stamford, connecticut got a much more dangerous demonstration. seven months earlier when according to the attorney his officer dropped the p-320 when in its holster. >> it fired and shot him in his left knee causing significant harm to him. >> reporter: in court documents a deputy sheriff said she was wounded in the leg when her 3-320 accidentally discha...

Shots. >> when ive got 75% of my officers are shooting 90% expert level, that says a lot about the >> the sig sauer p-320 is a new standard of safety. >> reporter: the p-320 wont fire if you want it to, boasts the website and the company also promoted the fact that the in january 2017 the u.s. army had selected the gun as its new firearm. >> the pentagon, you talk about the military, they were switching the entire weapons platform over to the sigp-320 that played a big role in my decision. >> in...