♪ >> good morning everyone. i am patty ann brown. >> thank you for joining us. i am heather childers. it is tuesday may 15th. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". how do you apologize for a $2 billion mistake? ask chairman jamie mim -- dimon. kelly riwright live for us with details. >> jp morgan will hold the annual shareholder's meeting. the shareholders will have a lot of questions about the circumstances surrounding that

loss of $2 billion with a capit capital b. jamie dimon appears to be safe in his job. he ak mojed management mistakes did occur. he does not believe the company die vat -- violated any laws. they are stirring up the debate over the reform legislation signed the president in 2010. many republicans want to rollback or some of the law including the trading rules claiming they are burdensome and will limit lending in a weak economy. the democrats would like to tighten up the regulations and do more. jamie dimon says the company was sloppy, stupid and used bad management. they fought against any regulations is stating regulators should look into this it's their job. meantime president obama

during his trip to new york monday taped an interview with "the view." he was asked what he thought about the jp morgan station. >> jp morgan is one of the best managed banks there is. jamie dimon the head of it is one of the smartest we have got and they lost 2 billion and counting because they were making bets in these derivative markets. we don't know all of the details yet. it will be investigated. but this is why we pass wall street reform. >> you heard the president say right there it is going to be investigated. so move forge ward the senate banking committee plans to hold a new round of hearings into implementing frank in the coming weeks and this new round and the losses of jp morgan. >> kelly wright thank you for joining us this morning. patty anne? >> -- patty ann?

>> ron paul calling it quits for his presidential campaign. the republican congressman telling supporters in an e-mail he will no longer spend money in states that aren't holding primaries yet. he praised them for supporting mitt romney and urged them to continue to do so. he will have a conference call to go over their plan. a long time new jersey airport security supervisor is known as jerry thomas. jerry thomas is dead. his real name is nigerian. he used a fake id to hide his immigration status. he worked as a security supervisor at newark international for 20-years having passed background checks and everything. we will have this story in a live report later in the show. an al qaeda affiliate in

yemen is releasing an english training manual. telling wannabe terrorists not to leave their home for a week so they can understand what terror camps are like. they said to image virgins waiting for them in paradise when they feel afraid. it is written by a man who is known to spread terrorism. a wildfire is still raging in arizona and forcing many residents to flee their homes. the fire has grown to nearly 1 square mile destroying two buildings and one trailer. crews continue to fight the fires across the state. the dry hot weather making it difficult to contain the flames. no more waiting to make a call until you get off your flight. passengers on virgin atlantic will be able to make in-flight cell phone calls and send text messages. it is only available on london

to new york flights. it is expected to expand more in the year. that leaves us to the brew on this question of the day. we want to hear what you think. is in flight cell phone service plain stupid? you can send us your comments at fox friends first or e-mail to friendsfirst@foxnews.com. you couldn't get away from it if the conversation was annoying. to take a look at who is talking, speaking of talking, this morning bill o'reilly is sounding off about the results of a new gallup poll. >> you think the united states benefits from having a class of rich people or not? 63 percent say yes. 34 percent of americans say no. it's interesting when you break it down by party. 46 percent of democrats belief kwet wealthy americans provide no benefit for the country. >> o'reilly having a particular

issue with that saying he does plenty for this country. take a look. >> here's exactly what i do for my country. i pay all of my taxes. i have no offshore accounts and everything the government wants my accountant swifty is under orders to pay. my foundation named after my parents gives away millions of dollars to the poor to military families in need and to fight disease worldwide. i employ dozens of people. bill o'reilly.com is my small business. in addition because the factor is successful people are hired the news corporation to work on the program. because i work very hard i employ people in my house and do other things that i can't do. recently i thought about retiring, but i added it up and more than 60 people who lost their jobs have i pact it had in. half of the democratic party believe i provide no benefit at all in america? off the charts dumb. >> he is going to write a letter to president obama asking him to

publicly acknowledge his contribution to the country. he wants the president to do so at his next news conference. someone else who is a hard worker, hard at work for us for our first degree weather update. maria molina. she is look to look at the temperatures as we head out the door. we have been talking about how warm it has been across the southwest. you mentioned that we have a wildfires across the southwest. temperatures are hot. it is still hot out there even though it's nighttime. 81 degrees in phoenix, arizona, incredible warmth out here. otherwise new mexico cooler 56 degrees. across texas we are seeing the temperatures into the 60s and they will continue to rise through out the day. we have unsettled weather to talk about today. we have two cold fronts one that is relatively weak and will

bring rain and another one that is dry. not a lot of moisture with it. it will fire up fires and storms around the chicago area later on today. the rain from our first and weaker system across the northeast a relatively week system is bringing rain across up state new york and into new england. we will see delays because of the rainshowers. we could actually see over an inch of rain in new york city and over portions of boston. you are going to need the umbrellas and possibly the rain if we pick up an inch of rain out there. thunderstorms pushing eastward across southeastern portions of the day. thunderstorms could turn severe. keep an eye out around the chicago area and a second area we will be watching in the carolinas. >> maria molina, thanks. now to stories you can bank on this morning beginning with the struggling european markets. i am joining us with more lauren

simonetti. good morning. u.s. stocks got euro tracked. big weaknesses seen in spain and italy particularly greece. a little bit of reprieve this morning after falling one percent on the board. german gdp increased more than expected. so facebook some people think it's just a fad. >> the ap and cnbc found that half of americans think that facebook is indeed a passing fad and another halfw say the ipo price that it is over valued. at the same time the wall street journal reports they have upped the price between 34 and $38 a share. of course we can't get it. this is just for the big money who trade a lot. >> that is not me. if you love your slurpe but not

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>> some quick headlines right now. the prosecution's star witness in roger klemen's purrinerjury retrial took the stand. he gave account on when he gave performance enhancing drugs. he first injected the pitcher 8-10 times in 1998. he is back on the stand today. >> the charges against george sglirm man could be getting more serious. the fbi is looking to charge him with a hate crime after prosecutors claimed he profiled and stalked the teen before

killing him. if he is charged with that he could be facing the death penalty. he won a noble peace prize, but those honors not enough to escape a pat down from the tsa. ainsley earhardt has more on the high profile pat down. >> we have learned former secretary of state henry kissinger was singled out by the tsa last friday. it all happened at laguardia airport in new york. an agent asked for identification and shockingly a witness said none of the tsa agents knew who he was. he helped end the vietnam war, people. he turns 89 next month. witnesses say the former secretary of state still got the full monty of groping. he is not the first to land a pat down. democratic senator diane fine stein reveals she recently received a pat down while

training to afghanistan. ron paul got into a dispute. he refused to get that pat down. paul and his father congressman ron paul are two of the biggest critics of the tsa. they say it's an abuse of power by the federal government and they feel pat downs are too invasive. they have been criticized of incidents of young children and elderly adults. you remember the stories being singled out for pat down services as well. tsa says pat downs keeps fliers all of us safe from possible attacks. >> thank you very much ainsley. it is now 16 after the top of the hour. a dead man actually alive. we are not making this up. 28-year-old declared dead wakes up at his funeral. >> police are releasing bizarre 911 calls from the missing arizona girl. listen.

>> missing child i believe she was ab doukted from -- abducted from my house. >> your daughter? >> yes. >> her father calm but the mom not so much. her frantic call coming up. a quick look at the morning prices at the bump. national average 3.72 a gallon.

>> now for the stories making headlines at this hour. rebecca brooks the former executive of news international

and her husband will be charged with perverting the course of justice. investigating phone hacking. they are the first people to face charges in the criminal investigation into hacking and allegations of bribing public officials. owned by rupert murdoch and fox news. one of president obama's closest friends $5.9 million grant from department of health and human services. eric whittaker runs the health initiative which was launched by the first lady. other administration officials have ties to the program. it is 21 after the top of the hour. war taking front and center in the presidential election. obama for america launch ago new attack on mitt romney's jobs records and his time at bane capital. >> those guys were all rich, they had more money than they will ever spend. they didn't have the money to take care of the very people that made the money.

>> bane capital walked away with a lot of money they made off of this plant. mitt romney we see him as a job december troir. >> to get up on national tv brag about jobs when he destroyed thousands of people's careers. >> mitt romney as you would expect fighting back releasing this ad. >> incredible from when i started we had cles to 1400 employees now we are 6,000. >> i think there's a lot of pride in what we have built out here. >> sdi almost never got started. when others shied away, mitt romney's private sector leadership team stepped in. >> a dream with over 6,000 employees today. and joining us now with their reactions from the daily collar michelle fields and democratic strategist. thank you for joining us this morning. >> i am going to start with you in refrps to the obama ad.

the company he's referencing with romney, there is gst steel. romney in fact has left the day-to-day management, the day-to-day operations back in 1999 when he took over the head of the olympic games in salt lake city. is the ad really fair? >> it is completely dishonest. romney has left this business years prior to all of these layoffs. on the other hand, obama has been in office when 23 million americans have lost their jobs and become unemployed. it is ridiculous obama is trying to call out romney for supposedly putting a business in debt when obama added over $5 trillion to this nation's debt in less than four years. >> let's take a look at those numbers china as i toss it over to you. in 2009 the deficit 10.6 trillion when he took over office. now it is 15.6 trillion. does president obama really have

an argument here? is this a fight he should take on? >> of course he has an argument. he gave millions of jobs were lost before he took office. obama wasn't there when we lost jobs and went into a recession and before a any of his policies went into action 4 million more jobs were lost. we need to look at the intention behind what happened in this job creation argument. what is always president obama's intention, right? if we are going to fund these projects on the condition that jobs are created. name one project that romney has ever worked on. before we work on this the condition is jobs. nobody can name that. >> we can name some jobs governor romney has created. in four years governor romney

created 41,000 jobs in 48 months in massachusetts compared to president obama. we have 572,000 jobs lost in 39 months for the country. mush shell? >> lo -- michelle? >> romney was dealing with private equity. you are taking over these distressed businesses. there will be successes and failures. to say romney has never added any jobs that's ridiculous. >> why are we comparing jobs lost to jobs created? that's not an even measuring stick. also it's not an even measuring stick to take a governor that was governor at a time when we weren't in a recession and compare him to a president who inherited a mess. >> oh my god. come on. come on. he has had three years. he needs to get his act together. it's disastrous economic policies putting people further and further into debt. >> easier said than done. i think he has done the best.

>> here's what we know the ads will continue as we priech november. thank you guys so much. it is 25 after the hour. all he wants to do is honor his father's memory. his dad died fighting for this country. the city is telling this 10-year-old too bad. we will tell you the reason when we come back. a manufacturing facility with the state of the art technology and tons of square footage. did we mention it also has a troubled past? we will take you inside the solyndra plant. mickey mouse premiered in the first car tune plain tracy. ♪

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am patty ann browne. the top five stories making news at this hour. arizona police releasing the 911 calls from the parents of missing 6-year-old isabel. her father first found her missing sounds almost calm. >> hello. i need to report a missing child. i believe she was abducted from my house. >> how old? >> 6 years old. >> is it your daughter?

>> yes. >> why do you think she was a abdu abducted? >> i have no idea. >> compare that to this, isabel's mother place ago more frantic call when she got home and realized her daughter was gone. >> rebecca seles l celis upset. they are banning sergio the dad from seeing the couple's two sons. the decision does not mean he's a suspect in the disappearance. >> how safe are the skies? nearly half of the security around the united states go

unreported. this information just revealed in a brand new report by the department of homeland security. newark getting the oldest marks in the study. there were four major breeches last year. a trip to wal-mart he was there in washington state when he reached down to move what he thought was a stick. turns out it was a rattlesnake. >> very scary. i didn't know if i was going to die or not. i went to swing it off and it stayed on. when it hit the ground it curled up. >> a good samaritan at the store rushed him to the hospital. doctors treated craig with 6 bags of anti-venom but his hand could be permanently disfigured. he made the ultimate sacrifice. a town in tennessee will be there memorial day. ryan travis baker for the banner.

the town of spring hill says the program is for members who are active slifshing not fallen heros. kristen says the town should understand why his father deserves to be honored. he was fighting for freedom in our country. >> they are willing to expand the banner program in the future. >> patty ann do you remember the late leslie nielson enthusiastic in naked guns? oo love it. >> well, that famous scene may finally have some competition. >> that charismatic call took place in weekend at a game in rock island illinois. no word yet if major league

baseball has reached out to him. those are your five headlines at 5:30. well up for sale a high-tech plant in california with nearly 412,000 square feet in a troubled past. we are talking about bankrupt green energy company. may have heard of it solyndra. kel rewright joins us live in washington with a peak inside. good morning again. >> good morning to you as well. i have good property to show you if you are in the market for buying a major facility. the sun is setting fast for solyndra. they gave fox news a tour of the manufacturing office facility. it has more than 411,000 square feet. state of the art electrical air and power distribution systems as part of the bankruptcy proceedings. solyndra is reportedly very close to landing a buyer for the mammoth high-tech production plant. partly covered up by sheets of paper to filter the sunlight. the glass windows of the very

green building create an atmosphere of units. they built the facility from the ground up spending $300 million for a project completed in october of 2010. during a visit that year president obama heralded s solyndra as proof that the promise of clean energy isn't just an article of faith. on the roof the distinct solar array is also part of the deal. the listing agent says there has been global interest in the property bynum russ high-tech manufacturers primarily from europe and asia. the asking price has not been listed. but the listing agent says there is no other manufacturing property like it anywhere for sale. >> that is definitely true. gleaming newness. thank you very much kelly. we appreciate it. >> now an amazing story of bravery out of georgia. a 12-year-old boy runs into his burning home several times to save his four younger sib

minutes. wala's corey pip pen reports. two-days after a fire broke out tiffany jackson and her 12-year-old son justin jackson are now sifting through what's left of the milton home. justin was in the home saturday night with his three younger brothers and little sister when the fire began. if it wasn't for justin they might have never got out. >> he is a hero in my eyes. he saved my babies. >> justin and his brothers were asleep in the living room when they say a loud noise woke them up. what they saw were flames engulfing the wall behind them. justin jumped into action getting his brothers 5-year-old william 6-year-old diego and 9-year-old emilio out of the house. >> the second time justin ran into the burning home it was to save his 3-year-old sister brooklyn. but he couldn't get her bedroom door open. so kicked it open. rescued her from her bed where she was still asleep. >> it was hard to even pick her up she was so stiff p and

scared. i almost tripped over something. >> justin says he navigated through smoke to get her out. but he wasn't done. he went back in a third time. >> he was like i got to have a call -- phone to call somebody. he tried to call 911 but the phone didn't work because it was already melted. on his way out he managed to get two of the family dogs. a passerby spotted the blaze and called 911. despite everything he doesn't concern himself a hero. >> i do everything i do to save my family. i told him no matter how you look at it you are my hero. you are always going to be my hero. you are everybody's hero. >> how do you feel about your brother getting you out of there? >> it's great. i felt safe. he's a big brother. >> that was corey pippin reporting. the state fire marshal is investigating the cause of the

blaze. both parents were working at the time of the fire. that's not what they recommend. you should never go back in because then you have more fatalities. but boy happy ending there. >> great little boy. justin you are a hero definitely. >> before you leave the house this morning let's get your first degree weather update with maria molina. she has news about a tropical storm. >> yes. today is the first day of the eastern pacific hurricane season for the year 2012 and we are already talking about tropical storm aletta. winds 40 miles per hour. pretty incredible we are kicking off the hurricane season with the brand new tropical storm. very unusual. we will keep an eye on the storm system as we continue to track west ward across the pacific ocean. otherwise it will be a hot dry day across the southwest. we will be seeing winds possibly gusting over 40 miles per hour in parts of arizona, nevada and utah. we have red flag warnings in effect out here.

keep that in mind if we have any wildfires they will be spreading quickly because of those conditions. otherwise across the eastern sea board we have rainfall to talk about including us in new york city where we could see over an inch of rain and thunderstorms could be possible as well. some of it coming down across portions of new england in pennsylvania we will continue to see that through out the day today. possibly tropical waves as well. a young actress from the hit sitcom modern family revealing she just receive add new kidney from a member of her family, her dad. sara highland admits she has to hide the pain of her disease on the show. >> i try and make it so that haley is always sitting down. if you notice she is sitting down a lot, texting, reading something. >> when haley walks up the stairs that's like my workout for the week. doctors performed the transplant last month. highland is now recovering and

says she is doing fine. brett michael's tony award headaches comes to an end. they settled the lawsuit with the awards show after this on stage mishap in 2009. >> michaels claims he was not told about the set change after his band's performance. he was consequently hit in the head. 10 months later he suffered a brain hemorrhage. the terms of the settlement were not released. >> she had her baby girl two weeks ago and jessica simpson is giving birth to another venture. she has plans for jessica simpson maternity. it will be available this fall. she says the clothing will have a vintage 1970s feel. >> interesting. she was still wearing those jessica simpson heels when she was about to give birth. >> i did not do that i have to say. >> did not. that's probably smart.

>> it is 40 after the top of the hour. up next a dead man walking. a 28-year-old declared dead wakes up at his own funeral. >> unbelievable. the shocking arrest of an airport worker is accused of using a dead man's id he is in this country illegally. ♪ ♪

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next to italy where investigators are hoping to solve the 1983 disappearance of a young school girl. the tomb of a monster was dug up in hopes of finding new clues. a tip led police to dig up the site. last to equipped where a 28-year-old man declared dead from a heart attack woke up at his own funeral. reports say the man was being prepared for burial when a doctor realized his body was still wachl. >> that's like a movie. he worked at the airport for 20-years. he had access to the heist security area. he is accused of using a dead man's id to be in this country illegally. thai hernandez is with us. his name, people thought his name was jerry thomas. it is discovered it wasn't. he worked at newark airport for 20-years. he pretty much had unrestricted

access to the airport's secure areas. he didn't carry a firearm. he was also in charge of 30 other guards. he was a supervisor. he had an unblemished record. anonymous tip got his place going. jerry thomas was someone who was shot at the ymca back in 1992. they had come to the country in 1999. assumed his name in 1992. they are wondering if he had anything do with that person's death. he had a social security card and birth certificate of jerry thomas. he was finger printed but they never caught on until they got that anonymous tip. made people very nervous. wonder what they look into if they look for anything when they are hiring. >> that's not right. that needs to be corrected.

they are awaiting arraignment. it was done before there was a -- tsa. let's take it back to you. >> tai hernandez reporting. thank you. >> it is 47 past the top of the hour. it is a last chance to ask the question of the day. should airlines allow in-flight cell phone service or is the idea just plain stupid? get it? we will read your e-mails and tweets next. >> the government is worried they were conducting too many studies? they commissioned a study to figure out why and how. >> let's check in with steve doocy to figure out what is next on fox and friends. >> i am sure there was a cost over run on the study. that's just another story. also coming up kicks off shortly right here on the fox news channel. we will have the occupier who turned capitalist who started

her own business and dreams as part of being one of the one percent. we will weigh in on the news today as will chris wallace teaming up with his wife lorraine they will be in the studio cooking up something special for her new cookbook. plus we have our own commencement speaker delivering a special message to the class of 2012. a busy 3 hours kicks off 11 minutes from now. fox and friends start shortly right here on "the fox news channel.

>> the white house confirms he will not attend a summit of asia pacific leaders in russia. this after putin said he would not attend the g-8 summit in camp david. remember this amazing site of the space shuttle enterprise. why is it back on the 747? time lapse video of the shuttle being removed from the jet. it is a pain staking progress. it is a lot of time and a lot of work. it took a whole 24-hours. did you see jay leno last night? listen. >> the pentagon concerned they were spending too much money on studies so they issued a study

to study the study. they ran out of money before the study could be completed which i guess answers the question. >> that actually leads us to our next story one that we cannot make up. the government was war i don't do it was conducting too many studies. they commissioned a study to figure it out. joining us is diane mess said doe. >> this started back in 2010. the pentagon was inundated with so many to work on it looked at how much money they used to produce all of them. they asked the government accountability office to do a study of that study to see what's going on. basically what they found is the government is not good at conducting studies. at least in this case it wasn't. according to the ga roshg report after two years of research the bent gone study looked at only

sni nine studies. the pentagon hasn't looked at whether the cost estimates are doing anything in greater transparency or raise cost consciousness. the gan is recommending they get an answer before deciding whether or not to proceed. this was just one. we have to conduct a study to figure that one up. >> i will get back to you after i study is a little bit more. right now the service only

available on london to new york flights. it is expected to be expanded to more cities by the end of the year. >> is the in-flight cell phone service plain stupid or not? here are some of your responses gary from denver myth busters prove encell phone usage has no effect on modern jet air graft. tim confidence it is safe. >> keep the comments going. if you are going to rob a house try not leaving your backpack behind with your homework inside. that story is next. >> it's your word of the day all scrambled up. can you figure out what it is? it's something we talked about during the show. stick around for the answer. [ male announcer ] for two years in a row,

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>> 59 after the hour. let's take a look now at the good, the bad and the ugly. first, the good. rush limbaugh now a member of the hall of fame for famous missourians. that's the bronze bust of limbaugh unveiled after the induction. next, the bad. an 18-year-old burglar busted because he left his homework behind. police say the teen broke into a man's home and left his backpack there. inside it was a drive with all the homework on it. finally the ugly. a sink hole forces a family out of their home in florida. it already swallowed up their barbecue grill and their shed could be next. the family put everything in storage and moved in with friends. >> now, it's time to get you all scrambled up. gretchen here to help us out with this