>> good morning everyone. i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather cheryleds. it is monday june 25th. thank you for watching "fox & friends" tirs. time for the top 5@5:00. a female police officer dies after being shot in the head while trying to break up a fight at a prejazz concert. the officer's name is not being released at this time. she is a mom and wife in her 30s. we are hearing two suspects are in custody. >> the oklahoma panhandle explode nude flames three crew members are unaccounted for.

one other conductor jumped to safety right before impact. he escaped unharmed. caused this massive diesel fuel fire. battling the flames in triple dig get temperatures have been treated for exhaustion. concerns are growing that the country will shift toward islamist rule after muhammad morsey won the presidential election. the white house urging morcey to respect the rights and religious minorities. also overnight he wants to expand ties with iran. alex trebek is recovering this morning after having a heart attack. the 71-year-old host of jeopardy is under going tests at cedar sign my hospital. trebec also had a heart attack back in 2007.

a major milestone today. the final steel beam is going up at 4 world trade center. developer larry silverstein and 1,000 construction workers will take part in the topping out ceremony. this will be the first tower to open at the world trade center site. in february a group of workers will sign the beam before it is hoisted to the top of the building. long time coming for that. >> absolutely. a long wait. hopef it will be worth it. >> that's your 5@5:00. >> tropical storm debbie unleashing heavy rain from florida to mississippi. the killer storm is packing up to 60 mile an hour winds and spawning tornadoes including this one. good morning patti ann. prop c tropical storm debbie causing quite a mess. there are tornadoes across

florida. you can see these cars having a tough time driving through flooded streets. these residents trying to salvage waste left of their belongings before they leave home and head for higher lands. it also spawned isolated tornadoes. at least one woman died. police found her dead in her home that was destroyed in the storm. residents say it wreaked havoc on their neighborhoods. >> open the door and the door ripped out of my hand. >> all of the chairs from the pool from inside the pool. >> am it could still become a hurricane but the latest path of the tropical storm making land fall in the florida panhandle. >> mary anne rafferty, thank you. we have live coverage from the city where the tornado struck. maria molina where is debbie heading next? >> she is a ril tive-- relative

weak storm system now. the heavy amount of rain with the storm system. regardless of what's on the coast this is a highly uncertain track with the storm system because of a process digging in along the east. that is expected to eventually sweep up debbie and take it up toward the north. it is not even moving at this moment stationary over the gulf of mexico. it is expected to slowly intensify over the next 24-28 hours. by wednesday 1:00 a.m. slightly off toward the northeast with the wind 55 miles per hour. we have it for a long period of time we will be seeing heavy rain along the coast of florida. even though it is taking it northward across land fall that's not the big story where the center will land. the winds aren't a huge story it's the rainfall that is a concern. we did just have a new update come out at 5:00 a.m. by the

national hurricane center that's what the winds are estimated at. we have winds out of the west that is really blowing most of this toward the state of florida away from the center of circulation. that's why it isn't rapidly intensifying. near the center of it we don't have much shower or thunderstorm activity. another big concern we have been talking about is the tornado threat. there is a tornado watch across the state of florida, campau you are -- tampa you are included in that. we have the risk. we will see more activity from some of these thunderstorms in some of these rain bands as they move on shore. no tornado warnings. we are mentioning the rain is the big story here. warnings in effect on the florida panhandle all of the way down into west central parts of florida. warnings remain in effect through the rest of the day as we continue to get more heavy

rain. >> thank you very much maria. we appreciate it. >> the other big story today what could be the most monumental supreme court decision in obama's term. it could have a ruling on the healthcare law. >> kelly wright with more on that for us. >> heather and patty ann. as you have mentioned supreme court is expected to make its ruling today or sometime this week on healthcare reform. since the case went to the court there has been speculation among democrats and republicans as to how the court might actually rule. healthcare reformula as president obama's crowning achievement. as he played a round of golf on sunday he is keeping a close eye on the prsupreme court. democrats are hoping the supreme court will uphold the law. >> what we find is millions of americans already benefited from the elements of this historic

reform. i believe most americans will say we will never go back to the age where my child will be denied access to health insurance because he or she has a preexisting condition. fwhier sent members a memo not to spice the ball if that happens. they are looking at a broad plan to move forward. >> all along we said real problems this isn't the solution. if this goes away you have to start dealing with the problem. >> the main question is considering if it forces americans to purchase mandatory healthcare insurance or face a fine if they fail to do so. however the court decides or which ever way they go it could have a sweeping impact on the presidential race. also the court will decide the fate of the controversial arizona anti immigration law which allows police officers to check immigration status during traffic stops and make it a

crime for immigrants to seek work without proper documents. critics say that's racial profiling. thank you very much. the supreme court much anticipated ruling they are the big talker as expected. >> both democrats and republicans are bracing for this landmark decision. he is already taking a sharp stance on the potential ruling. if the court shoots down obama care the justices can become political. >> principal because we took a bold step something that some 7th president before president obama decides to do. something this country has been fighting to get for quite sometime. all of a sudden now that we have the elements in place to start this moving forward the court may have to step in. a lot of folks are wondering what the supreme court is really trying to do. we saw the decision to allow secret money to come into

campaigns. now they go forward swear going to over turn the law. they have a personal responsibility requirement to it that we see in other aspects of our nation and society. is this supreme court really trying to dispense justice for all of us or does it become a political body just like congress or the white house is? >> the other big talker is the arizona immigration bill ruling. >> marco rubio weighs in on arizona's law and constitutional right to have that bill. i believe they have a right for this bill. i don't believe other. what the supreme court analyzes is the constitutionality to the law. i believe arizona has constitutional right to do this. he will be on fox and friends this moirs at 7:45 eastern so make sure to stick around for that. >> 9 after the hour.

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>> a man is krit tee hurt after being attacked by a bear. terrified campers describe being awakened in the middle of the night. >> fabric to the tent down and there was a bear right behind my

husband. i started screaming we were all screaming at the top of our lungs. >> one camper grabbed a gun started firing shots into the air luckily that scared the bear off. a nightmare weekend for two passengers. laguardia evacuated after an x-ray machine started on fire. two authority workers were treated for burns. at jfk a metal detection malfuncti malfunctioned. hundreds of people were rescanned and two flights from called back on the runway. darrel issa hit the sunday talk shows answering questions on fast and furious the box gun running specifically. if he has any evidence the white house was involved in a coverup. we don't and what we are

seeking is documents we know to exist february 4th to december that are about brian cherry's murder who knew and why people were lying about it and get to the truth. that's all we want. >> issa expects a bipartisan vote to holder rick holder in contempt. congressman cummings who is the ranking democrat firing back at the vote. >> i think it is extremely unfortunate. i don't think we needed to be at this place. you know over a year ago chairman issa accused holder of authorizing these tactics, and nothing could be further from the truth from the evidence we have already gotten. it is not evidence that he authorized or condoned them. i am really kind of saddened that at this point in the

history of congress we would be fighting this attorney general in contempt. chris, i think i am calling on speaker fwhier to come forth and show strong leadership that i know it will and sit down with the attorney general to resolve this matter. >> the contempt vote is expected this week. it is time now to brew on this. >> last week we showed you about michael bloomberg's plans to use cameras to stop and find city speeders. he is not suggesting something else interesting. the public shaming of bad drivers. >> patty ann this new plan involves post names and pictures instead of having them pay $100. what do you think? should drivers be publicly shamed for speeding?

shoot us an e-mail at fox news.com. i don't know if public shames of speeders is the same as soliciting prostitution, things like that. interesting to see whether or not people are humiliated by it. leave your belt and shoes on. coming up a big update about screening at the nation's airport. looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. >> bill reray cyrus hopes to break hearts when he returns to the stage. not hearts that you expect. >> the national average $3.41.

>> welcome back. time for quick headlines. say good-bye to annoying security lines and hello to a sci-fi future of airport screening. in the next 7-10 years passengers could be able to breeze through security whout noticing they are being electronically scanned. they will assess passenger mannerisms to see if they are upset. zombie apocalypse in maine? a day longed preparedness

exercising in . they are bringing professional maukup artists to get them prepared in case a real pandemic ever hits. stories you can bank on we could be seeing good news in the housing hmarket. fox business network is robert gray. >> good morning. >> new housing could be good. >> they are expecting to continue where they were a couple years ago. could be the best this year a three month high coming out at 10:00 a.m. reporting from home sales we see lower prices across much of the country and lower mortgage rates. they are at record lows right now offsetting the labor market.

of course tighter standards than we had a couple years ago as well. more good news. that is bringing down gas prices. 3 bucks or lower in some areas. that is the upside to what we are seeing with stocks last week in particular on thursday when they were hit with the second hardest day of the year. we have seen the national average go much lower. we could see $3 a gallon gasoline by this fall. we are seeing a couple places down south. this story very controversial. voters amove the earmarking of $30 million to 49er's stadium. now they are to other uses. out in california they are decide to go use the money elsewhere. it will get to the 49ers. the 49ers have led this money to

santa clara they have changed the council for where the money is being dispersed. >> all right, interesting stuff. robert gray from fox business network. thank you. we will take that. the time now is 24 after the top of the hour. first it was salt and soda and now it wants to ban cranberry juice from schools. wait until you hear why. the victims of bernie madoff ponzi scheme finally getting pay back. is it enough? first on this day in history back in 1966 neil diamond made his tv debut on "american bandstand."

>> well, welcome back to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne. it is 28 minutes after the hour. the top five making news at this hour firefighters battling 8 blazes including a new one near colorado springs that sparked up over the weekend. the flames forcing the evacuation of 11,000 people.

at least 248 homes have been destroyed. wildfires are also taking a tole on tourism. stopping the most popular summer destinations. fireworks and campfires are being banned ahead of the 4th of july holiday. a live look at the square in egypt this morning where concerns are growing the country will shift toward islamist rule. muslim brotherhood candidate declared the winner of the presidential election. they are erging morrissey to respect the rights of regligior. he announced he wants to expand ties to iran. we will learn if the trial will proceed for a case based on insufficient evidence and questionable police tactics. he and codefendant were raised last year.

a grand jury failed to indict them on a top level terror charge but they still face other crime charges. some of the victims of bernie madoff of 65 million scheme are getting a million dollars as part of the settlement. he steered clients to madoff agreed to the deal to settle a civil lawsuit. the investors will get over 40 percent of their losses but only up to $5 million. an additional $5 million will also go to new york state to cover the costs of the settlement. cranberry lovers beware new reports say cranberry juice may be the next drink to be targeted venlt it is usually sweetened it could be banned from schools if new nutrition standards from the federal government take effect. the changes are on the heels of let's move initiative. they say cranberry juice has health benefits. those are your 5@5:30.

all eyes will be on the supreme court today. weaked learn what the justice is ruling on president obama's healthcare law. >> there could be a decision on crack down on illegal immigration. we are live with more on both of these. >> these would be the best kept secret in washington right now. healthcare law will come in week very possibly today. will the justices deal a blow to the healthcare law less than five months before election day or will they uphold it? over the weekend both sides were bracing for the decision republicans hoping for a repeal. >> all along we said real problems this isn't the solution. if this goes away you still have to start dealing with the problems. the most critical question for the court is it constitutional to force americans to purchase healthcare insurance or fine them if they

don't in there is also a question of forcing states to expand their medicaid role. can the rest of it survive. there is the impact of the presidential race public out cry for the plan. if the law is struck down it may help the president rally them. >> is this supreme court ruling dispense justice for all of us or does it become political the way congress or the white house is? >> another big decision coming down this week will be on immigration whether ass touched on the coast of federal outcome. it is really just a guessing game now. as far as healthcare is concerned the web site intrade predicting a 75 percent chance that the individual mandate portion of that will in fact be struck down. heather and patti anne.

>> duioug luzader thank you. how high are the states for president obama? here is brit hume's analysis. >> the stakes are high for the president high indeed for everybody involved in this issue which includes all of congress and residential candidates. i think it's huge. what i tell you about it is we don't know what the court is going to do. there has been speculation the court burns it up unconstitutional by declaring the law which sports it. that will be better for president because it will take the monkey off his back. i dispute that. if the law is struck down it will be his declaration his single achievement on which he devoted so much of his first term to the exclusion of efforts to improve the economy was ill legitimate. i don't think there's anyway

that helps. if it is not struck down it remains an unpopular law. the court's decision on it may add a little legitimacy to it. i don't think much. i think it will remain a burden for him. be sure to keep it right here on fox. we will be live bringing you all of the rulings as they come in. before you leave the house this morning first degree weather update. we are keeping an eye on tropical storm debbie. >> good morning heather and patti ann. we have a lot of activity now across parts of northeast. we have been tracking this system all weekend very confusing track. it is starting to shift toward the east. center of circulation coming on shore as we head toward the weekend. the storm is actually stationary right now. it will be a slow mover the next couple days.

it will come in slightly a bit more 65 miles per hour verses 65 mile per hour winds right now. most of the showers and thunderstorm activity displaced on to the eastern half of the storm system. that's because we have winds pushing the thunderstorm activity toward the east. it will see a lot of rain over the weekend. you can see the center of circulation not much shower and thunderstorm activity. all of the rain to the east we have a concern as far as severe weather in the form of tornadoes. there is a severe weather watch until 2:00 p.m. conditions are favorable to have more tornadoes with some of the rain bands. it is typical or common to see this. we will see when we have tropical storms making land fall or even hurricanes. no tornado warnings in effect.

we will bring you the updates through out the rest of the morning. we have a tropical storm warning now among the florida panhandle and alabama florida post area also tropical storm watch in effect around the tampa area further off to the south around florida. flash flood watches across the state of florida because of how much rain we are expecting. heather, patti anne we are talking locally 15 inches of rain. flooding a big concern. maria molina. thanks. >> in a few minutes we will have a live report from the florida city where that tornado struck. stay tuned. billy ray cyrus is bound for broadway. ♪ >> cyrus will make his debut on the new york stage this

november. the 50-year-old joining the cast of the musical chicago. he will play the lead role of billy flynn. reese witherspoon hasn't said much about her recent pregnancy until now. she revealed she has been having a tough time fighting food cravings and feels very round. she is due this fall. disney pixar movie "brave" hit the box office bullseye. made $66.7 million. madagascar 3 at number 2 and vampire hunters came in third. >> and now it is time for your starting lineup a roundup of all of the sports stories making headlines at this hour. the red sox trading third base man kevin uk list after 8 years with the team. shipping the all stars and white sox. they will get zach stewart, the

pitcher and rent lillibridge in return. italy returning tech ets to the semis. >> you could not get any closer in the u.s. trials track and field team. number one felix number 2. crossing the finish line look at that at the exact, exact same time. the winner would get third place and a ticket to the olympics. after hours of debate the discussion the athletes can let wouldn't want a coin toss.of >> show you something you shouldn't ask the police officer when you get pulled over. >> there's no way i could pay you off and have this all done.

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this easy-to-understand guide will answer some of your questions, and help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that's right for you. >> 42 after the hour. let's span the globe to see what stories are headlining. a terrifying roof collapse at a mall in ontario.

22 people were injured and 4 people feared dead. this video shows it moments after it happened. they heard tapping noises beneath the rubble. >> saudi arabia will be able to get to compete in the olympics. the country agreed to allow women to compete in the competition for the first time ever. so far she is the only athlete to have qualified. in france these competitors diving about 88 feet during the opening round of the cliff diving world series. the winner nine time world champion orlando kuce from columbia coming back from an injury last summer. >> last we can we told you about new york city mayor michael bloomberg cameras to catch and find city speeders after the legislator failed to vote on the bill he's suggesting something else the public shaming of brad

drivers. he wants to post people's names and pictures somewhere who break the law. if you think bad drivers should be publicly shamed. here are some of your responses. ron e-mailed us saying unfortunately there will be a portion of society who try to get that i can peir picture pos speeding intentionally. >> thanks to everyone who responded. to an extreme weather alert check out the pictures coming out of the gulf coast this morning. tropical storm debbie dropping more rain and spawning isolated tornadoes. >> reporter april kellogg is live in florida with the latest. haygood morning. winds and flooding obviously

vigorous at this point. the rain has stopped but we were driving an hour ago and many of the streets over waters. we were trying to go around the corner to get a better picture of that that's when we stumbled across a collapsed house. it is some of the worst damage he has seen no one was injured told a couple had to be rescued they were trapped inside. there were several reports of tornadoes in the area. obviously residents are terrified. windows were blown out lawn furniture tossed around every where cars lifted and moved. they are waking up this morning trying to assess the damage. power still out that has been tough. roads are flooded. we have seen emergency crews to make sure everyone was okay. so far we don't know the extent of the damage.

a lot of people hoping the rain subsides at least for a little bit so they can pick up the pieces and brace for any more wlz that is still to come. thank you very much april kellogg reporting live for us. the time is 46 after the hour. the white house is waiting to see if the supreme court will have all of the president's healthcare laws. are there other options after that ruling is released. >> one of the largest green energy projects could cause planes to crash and attract missiles. >> the law of unintended consequences. check in with steve dosy to see what's coming up on fox and friends. a oo nice to see you. hope you had a nice weekend. coming up? 14 minutes donald trump will be with us. we are talking all things trumpy. he got fired on broadway in the last couple of days. dana is going to weigh in on the president's healthcare bill. the supreme court may rule on

that but also on arizona's immigration law. we are going to talk to senator marco rubio who is being vented by mitt romney on that topic. have you many times have you heard don't hassle the hoff. david hasselhoff is stopping by, plus we are going to hassle him. "fox & friends" kicks off in 14 minutes right here on the fox news channel. with the spark cash card from capital one,

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to be the largest solar energy plant in the world. reports suggest this solar plant near the california, nevada borders is so powerful it could vaporize burns and slflip small airplan airplanes. the key to having a good life is having a couple of glasses of wine a day. >> they observed a little over 5,00050-year-olds. those who drink in moderation have better dexterity, emotion, ability and understanding. not sure why it has this beneficial effect. we have been discussing healthcare all morning long in anticipation of the supreme court decision expected possibly as soon as today. in a recent fox news poll 38 percent of americans want the whole law overturned. 30 percent want it upheld as constitutional and 21 percent of americans want to keep most of it but invalidate the individual mandate. what are the white house's options moving forward?

let's ask the executive director of american law. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> three options here. first the law is ruled constitutional and stands as is. what is the next move for the white house? >> the only way it would be repealed is by president romney and a congress. they fear that. for all of the people out there who think it is unconstitutional the court says no it's not. it will take an act of congress. people believe this is what will happen. portions of a law ruled unconstitutional. they require people to purchase insurance. the individual mandate is going too far over the article one commerce. government has never been able to force people to buy something. if you buy a stock they regulate the market. you make the decision to buy the stock. we are going to force you to buy

it. it's a two-step process. if we okay this if we allow this it will change forever. >> how did the white house respond to that? that's a blow to president obama and his administration. >> this would be falling apart. if that happens you are talking about insurance premiums going up from 5 percent to 40 percent immediately. right before the election they have to figure out they have to blame the rich and do what they are already hitting at. that's what the issue is all about. >> the third thing that could happen they could start the whole thing down the whole thing is unconstitutional. the unpopular decisions involving abortion and catholic church fighting back.

that doesn't go if it is just the individual mandate. that goes if it is medicated which takes it going. there are issues at play here that said we strike the individual mandate nothing else. all of those legal battles may continue. >> there are provisions people like in there so those will go away as well. >> that's the issue how do you keep preexisting coverage and coverage of people under 26 on insurance. the obama administration asked the court they said if you strike the mandate strike the previous coverage, too. thank you very much for joining us. see what happens this week. patt patty -- pat tain. >> if you get pulled over by a police officer you might not want to say this. >> there's no way i could pay you off and have this all done? give you like 3,000 in cash. >> we will tell you what happened next coming up. it's your word of the day

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>> ♪ got me looking for the next best thing ♪ >> less than 2 minutes until the top of the hour. let's take a look at the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. two grandmothers jumping out an airplane in ohio. parachuting to raise money for the blue star mothers of america and its veterans food pantry. good for them. next the bad. a race car used to catch these in albuquerque, new mexico, catches an unlikely suspect. an 11-year-old boy. the boy who couldn't even see over the wheel also picked up two friends after stealing the car.

the boys are expected to be charged just with a delinquent act which may mean probation and the ugly -- >> no way i can pay you off. it's going to be like $3,000 in cash. >> a florida woman caught on camera trying to bribe a highway patrol trooper after she was pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving. ashley anderson refusing to get out of the car at first. and she claimed she avoided another d.u.i. charge by bribing an officer. you never know what you're going to get. not a smart move. time to get scrambled up. alisyn camerota is here to help us with this one. having to do with part of the show. >> part of the show, ok? if i win, do i get scrambled eggs? i'm going to go with parachute. autoed auto yeah! >> you're good. >> what? >> very good. >> i figured out how to look at it off the rundown. >> that was a great story. even when i cheat, i get it wrong. >> l