♪ >> good morning everyone. i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us this wednesday june 27th. thank you for watching "fox & friends first". that means it is time for your 5@5:00. the top stories making news at this hour. two long time lawmakers challenges. charlie rangel winning the toughest race of his career. he held the new york congressional seat since 1971. the south ethics committee convicted him of 11 ethic violations back in 2010.

warren hatch also victorious. beating former state senator dan blooming kwis. it was the first time hatch faced a primary challenge. it was not a good night for republican congressman from oklahoma john sullivan. tea party candidate and navy pilot pulling off the upset. colorado, you can see entire neighborhoods literally burning to the ground as 6 different wildfires go through the state. looks like a military invasion. it is fueled by record high temperatures and 65 mile per hour winds. 3200 people are being forced out of their homes in the colorado springs area alone. also the air force academy north of colorado springs is shut down. a fire is burning less than five miles away. they are trying to decide what to do about a thousand new cadets scheduled to report

tomorrow morning. it could be later if the obama administration asks for another hearing. they can check immigration status. the law cannot be enforced without racially profiling people critics say. a photo from a fallen soldier's obit posted on craig's list. shawn finnerty died in iraq in 2007 after being hit by a roadside bomb. in the ad it claims he lost his legs in battle and needed money for a medical bills. a friend saw it and alerted the father's soldier. >> taking money from anybody unsuspecting in the manner used is pretty low. i would argue this may be an all time low. >> craig's list removed that post. no one has apologized to mr mr. fennerty.

>> anothnorah efron died after g battle with leukemia. he w she was famous for when harry met sally. >> when you realize want to spend the rest of your life with somebody you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible. >> efron was one of the first women to write and direct her own films including sleepless in seattle. she was 71 years old. >> that is your 5@5:00. great movies there. >> extreme weather alert we have been following all week. debby turning roads into rivers and yards into lakes. >> the worst may be far from over. ainsley earhardt is here with details. >> tropical depression leaving people depressed. tropical depression debbie leaving torrential winds.

expect to do fall 8 inches on top of the two feet already reported in areas. >> a lot of homes are on stilts. a lot of homeowners moved their belongings up to the second story after hearing last night the water was going to rise. >> it forced thousands of people out of their houses and closed portions of i 10 driving just barely manageable. >> the winds so strong they flipped over a small plane. i believe we have some of that video coming up. soil erosion has made sink holes. the rain overwhelmed sewers and knocked out drinking water. there are so many dangers lurking in the water you can't tell what is in it. some of the things it might be contaminated with is sewage it can contain bacteria pair sites, virus us. you worry about your launch

there could be pesticides fert laser. >> debby left one person dead at this point. the depression expect to do head out into the atlantic. >> that's certainly good news. time for your first dpeegre weather update. >> when is everybody going to get a break from debby? >> very soon. we are expecting the center of tropical depression debby to go to the eastern coast later on this afternoon. it continues to weaken as it has been over land. maximum sustained winds at 35 miles per hour. moving east 10 miles per hour. that is more than the last couple days where we see it spinning out over the gulf. it will continue eastward and it will go later on this afternoon

by friday not much impact with land. as far as how much additional rainfall we are talking about at least two to three inches across central portion of florida. we head basically into tomorrow. florida looks much better now light showers across the stap. some areas of a little heavy rain. the reason you can see it over the last 24-hours it got pushed out along the east coast. we have lingering showers across parts of new england on the backside of the system. you are going to need the umbrellas as we head out the door. dry for new york city southward boston you can get a sprinkle here and there through out the day. high temperatures big story extremely hot triple digits kansas city, dallas into the mid atlantic for the weekend.

great thank you very much. appreciate it. another last minute attempt faz hailed. staff members meeting ahead of tomorrow's congressional vote. that will be on contempt charges . >> the chairman of the house committee darrel issa as the white house point bank in a letter if president obama asserted executive privilege because he or someone on the sceneor staff was running fast and furious. yesterday the white house and house investigators failed to make a last minute deal to avoid a vote to holder rick holder in contempt of congress. that will go down tomorrow. >> the contempt vote scheduled

for thursday a very narrow. the ten months in which we were given false testimony. if we can figure out the people who lied to get the balance letter to us and lied to keep it covered up we may find those are the same people who are ultimately responsible. >> congressman ice saw should back off. they asserted executive privilege as well. this was a good faith effort to resolve this while often championing the same criticizing it right now. the full house will vote on

contempt of privilege. another is civil contempt to pass over whatever>> supreme court's highly anticipated ruling of the campaign law. >> mitt romney hitting the plans saying the ruling will be a referendum on the president's first term. >> they will be dealing with obama care constitution. if it is not deemed constitutional the first 3 and a half years of the president's term will be wasted on something that has not helped the american people. if it is deemed the stand we are

going to have a president that is going to get rid of obama care. we are going to stop it on day one. >> white house spokesperson jay carney sawing we're confident the affordable act is constitutional with decades of presidents under the cause. we will implement the law accordingly and ready for the supreme court's decision. once that decision is rendered we will make decisions about what to say about it. the time right now 10 after the hour. still to come 1-million of your tax dollars used to create three, count them three green energy laws. talk about the tax dollars at work. >> no shirts no shoes no problem. one place trying to ban bathing suits on the boardwalk. [ manager 1 ] out here in the winds,

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>> here we go again. wasting your green. a new report says the corporation received nearly $100 million from the government to create 70 jobs by the end of this year in michigan. the companying up short. having a dubious distinction. that will make it the largest city in the u.s. ever to do so. city officials couldn't reach a deal to restructure hundreds of millions of dollars in debt. they anticipate the $26 million deficit this year. time now for another look at

whose talking this morning on the ruling of immigration sparking heated debate. last night on hannity was no exception. fox news contributor and special counsel to lanning davis over president obama's executive order on immigration. the friday before the president of the united states said he would not enforce a law passed by congress and signed into law by a prior president. that is where we are talking about lawlessness. >> the second order was absolutely in substance the same as senator marco rubio's proposal. >> yes. a oo that doesn't matter. the congress didn't pass the law. lanning let me speak. >> it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter what the

substance of the law is in this case. he admitted he had no authority to circumstance come vent the law. the ruling guts the legal enforcement ability of the state of arizona. patty ann? heather a developing story overnight fbi agents arresting 24 people around the world in one of the largest hacking busts ever. joining us with the details is lauren simonetti of the fox business network. >> this is a huge bust? >> they saved a lot of people with credit cards. you can see two different men, two of the hackers two of 24 leaving federal court yesterday after law enforcement officials arrested them on both continents it looked after the situation

for two years posed az-zahir hakimers on-line and they were able to stop this. some got 40 years in prison. consumer confidence continuing to drop. >> the conference board puts out a consumer confidence number. this one hit a five year low. it is making us not want to spend our money. gas prices are cheaper right now. that's like extra money in our wallets. >> everybody thought with the gas prices lower it would change. apple, samsung tablets. >> these are the two big tech giants already duking it out. a judge rules samsung has to stop selling gal lax see after the claim it illegally copied the ipad.

they look virtually identical. they are going to face other patented issues when they go to court again in california next month. hard to make it look too different. lauren simonetti fox business network. time is 18 after the top of the hour. a woman is supposed to be seen not heard apparently. a new grunting ban going into place. banned from the boardwalk. going shirtless at the beach. it could land you behind bars. that is if one lawmaker gets her way. a quick look at this morning's prices at the pump. national average 3.38. jay leno thinks that's pretty funny. >> here is good news. wall street journal says weak' con me is causing less energy

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>> quick headlines now. brand new video where a storm rolled through last night. you can see the giant clouds moving through. visibility was limited to just one mile. it was fueled by strong winds. >> he was kicked out because of his service dog. >> humiliated.

how else does one feel? i felt like less of a person. patrick star was told to leave the store even after showing his dog is a service dog. he warns stark when he is about to have a seizure. he has in fact saved his life. the company officials are apologizing for the mix-up. >> republicans doubling down demands for the white house after their initial requests fell on deaf ears. katherine harrage has the details. describing an avalanche of national security leaks more than 30 republican senators signed this letter and demanded a council. no administration says they should investigate itself impartially after such a grave sensitive matter in the midst of an election. >> where is the outrage?

national security issed viseor tom done lynn is the likely source of the leak. >> we as members of the intelligence committee can't confirm whether the programs exist and yet you have national security advisor talking the covert action program. u.s. attorneys are proven record of independence they need to be objective saying campaign donations and reported vetting of presidential candidates. >> appoint tees of the obama administration are tasks with doing the investigation and reporting to guess who? to attorney general eric holder. >> senior intelligence official says the leaks stay in line. >> from the webbings we can prosecute but at the same time gafrd against a reaction that would limit information sharing. >> senate intelligence committee chair democrat diane fine stein

says the process has begun that process should run. adding she is unlikely to change mind unless they identify the source of the weeks. in washington katherine herridge fox news. now it is time to brew on this. here is today's topic. no shoes, no shirt, no service. former city councilwoman lacking to ban bathing suits on the boardwalk. she is the chairwoman of the local republican party in asbury bark, new jersey. that is a beach site town known for the family friendly restaurants attractions. what's the problem? the town's image is being tarnished by the skimpy bikinis and speedos. >> turns out the law is on her side. they ban it on the boardwalk for more than 40 years. most people think it's old fashioned. murray is looking to change all

of that even pushing for a 2,000 dollar fine and 90-days jail time. >> i can't get over the 2,000 dollar fine. >> the city has said it's not a priority and will leave it up to the individual businesses to decide. that is what we want you to brew on today. do you think the boardwalk bathing suit ban is a beach bummer or a summer saver? send us your comments. you can tweet them to us at fox friends first or friendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will read them for you a little later in the show. i know our stage manager matt is disappointed kaent wear his speedo. forget the invasive pat downs. tsa agents accused of dumping a grandfather's ashes on the ground. is this really keepi keeping us safe? >> there's a whole new site keeping tabs on you. >> plus can you say daja view?

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends first". >> i am patty ann brown. time for the top 5@5:30. two veteran lawmakers avoid defeat in the primaries. charlie rangel surviving the toughest race of his career. he held the congressional seat since 1971. they convicted him of 11 ethics violations in 2010. utah republican senator orrin hatch winning it was the first time in 36 years hatch was challenged in a primary. it was a tough night for john sullivan tea party candidate scoring a surprise win there. brand new documents released in the trayvon martin case showing george zimmerman passed

a lie text tore test. he failed to tell martin he was a neighborhood watch captain twice. that may have prevented the shooting that he shot him in self defense. he is back in court friday for a second bond hearing. she was a strong supporter of president obama. claire mchaskel is the ninth democrat deciding to skip the democratic national convention. an aid claims she wants to stay in missouri. she is one of nine other democrats not attending that convention. an indiana mandy manning an apology after he says a tsa agent spilled his brand fathgra ashes. he was carrying the remains in a closed jar. instead of putting the jar through the x-ray machine the agent took matters in his own hands. >> they opened up my bag i said please be careful they are my

grandpa's ashes. she opened them up she accidentally spilled it. she didn't apologize. she started laughing. >> man. now the tsa now investigating the they say it is their policy not to open human remains under any circumstances. >> bad boy charlie sheen back to his wild ways. the 46-year-old is denying an us weekly report they trashed their hotel room during another drug fuelled weekend bender. back in 2010 he did the same thing in the plaza hotel. the rest for the rich. sheen left the room in pristine condition. denise will be live on fox and friends at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. that is your 5@5:30. failing to reach a deal to avoid a contempt vote with embattled eric holder.

>> they will hold the vote tomorrow. doug luzader is live with more on this. the talks have fallen apart. that means we could seer rick holder in contempt of congress as early as tomorrow. obama officials and house republican staffers tried to reach some kind of an agreement on this late yesterday at the white house in what must have been a very tense meeting. the administration is trying to save off with what piers to be inevitable full vote that declares eric holder is in contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate in the fast and furious investigation. there was an offer to turn over more documents pertaining to the operation that allowed guns to flow into mexico. the offer they say didn't go far enough and required that the investigation come to an end. the administration is still asserting executive privilege here. here's what a white house spokesman said. there was a good faith effort to

resolve this while institutional prerogatives of the executive branch often championed by same republicans krit siding es -- criticizing us now. they would rather have theater rather than congressional over site. he said they are going to move forward. >> you will matly the con sem president vote scheduled for thursday is very narrow simply about the period of cover up the ten months in which we were given false testimony. it also is part of getting to the truth. if we can figure out the people who lied to get that false letter to us and lied to keep it covered up we may find those are the same people who ultimately are responsible for the fast and furious to need to be held accountable. >> it is possible we could see last minute deal on this it is looking less and less likely. it all comes to a head-on this.

thank you. before you leave the house of course you want to know what's going on with your weather. >> maria is looking closely at florida. is it going to get any break from debbie any time soon? >> we are expecting things to dry out out there. debbie made land fall yesterday as a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds at 40 miles per hour. this system has picked up in speed. it is producing all of that blooding over florida because of how slowly it was moving. now we are looking at it moving 10 miles per hour over the east, northeast. it has weakened to a tropical depression. we can still get a little more rain over parts of central and southern florida with some of the outer rain bands. we are expecting it to exit out later today and by friday it will be well offshore. we are not expecting any additional impacts to the u.s. maybe along the beaches along the east coast. probably going to be heading to the beaches this weekend because

it will be warm along the eastern sea board. here's a look at lingering rainshowers across florida maybe 2-3 inches of rain across the state. you will need the umbrella for central and southern florida. panhandle already drying out. got swept up in a large process. we have lingering showers as well across parts of new england on the northern end of that storm system. heavier batches of it over maine. grab the umbrellas as you head out the door. we have dry weather in place. we have elevated fire danger. they are still fighting wildfires out there we see dry conditions hot temperatures and strong winds over parts of the four corners region. that is why that danger is so high. heat wave going on across the center of the country. it is all of the way to the east

into kansas city. it is headed eastbound slowly. chicago will be in the triple digits. hot, hot, hot. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> oo and now for your starting lineup. a roundup of all of the sports stories at this hour. there's a new era in college football. the bcs presidented a playoff that starts in 2014 that determines a national champion. say good-bye to the grunt. >> >> women's tennis association is plan to go muzzle the grenting and shouting. they will have devices that will measure the sound levels from the court. finally the expected number one pick in tomorrow's night draft is set to a cash in on more than

the basketball court. davis known for his un brow trademarked the phrases speer the brow and raise the brow. >> i like the unibrow look. >> it is 38 after the top of the hour. there's a new web site out there that you may not want your boss to see. it's called we know what you are doing. it shows compromising facebook statuses. the creator says there's a positive lesson behind all of this. diane macedo has the story. >> we know what you are doing selects compromising public facebook posts like i hate my boss and i am really hung over and puts them up for the world to see. then again so did the person who wrote them. that's what they want to get across here. the 18-year-old launched the site to make people aware of issues they create when they post personal information without privacy settings enabled some people probably don't know

they can be made by anybody and distributed to any web site. it is not the first of its kind. the site was launched in 2010 aggregate twitter and facebook posts from people boasting about going on vacation. public check in sites like four square to show the dangers of letting people know you are not home. after not even two-days in business hayward said we know what you are doing has 75 questionable posts on the site 120,000 visitors and 5,000 likes on facebook. if you are contemplating some kind of rant about your boss or drinking habits or anything else you don't want the world to know visit your privacy settings and make sure your posts aren't public. safer options don't post them at all. >> we keep telling people that but they don't listen to us. got to listen to us. 40 minutes after the hour. still ahead, do you yell at the tv even though no one can hear you? dr. ab low is here to tell us

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>> we have a fox news alert. a gunman at a station leving two people dead. the security guard set off explosions. the station is strong supporter

of president assad's regime. a u.s. drone killed at least two militants. he all of this happening before general john allen the commander overseeing the war in afghanistan visits pakistan today. finally an explosion tearing through at least 5 homes killing one child and severely burning one man. 100 homes wereevacuated. they are looking at reports it was set off on purpose. more now on the extreme weather alert. debbie has left parts of florida under water and forced thousands from their home. the worst may be far from over. the reporter tracy collins is live in columbia, florida with the lathes on this. -- latest on this. >> we are on i 10 right now. water is still flowing across the highway. joining us this morning is

lieutenant heather block. tell us what the latest is. >> we still have interstate 10 closed down in baker county from u.s. 90 to i 75 in columbia county. eastbound and westbound is still closed due to the water runoff from the storm. >> what is left in terms of water runoff. >> we have about a mile stretch from the 309 to the 310 komecom from the south side of the roadway flowing over to the north side. it is covering both eastbound and westbound lanes. >> what is the expectation in terms of that draining? >> it is draining really well and fast at this time. hopefully sometime this morning it will drain off and we will have road crews come out. the water is bringing it up and dropping it on the roadway. hopefully we will be able to open it up. >> we are pretty much clear in terms of more rain what is the expectation in terms of opening up i 10?

>> we don't have a if i am frame at this time. it depends how much more water is coming out and how much more debris is coming down. >> thank you very much lieutenant. i am tracy collins live on i 10. we will keep you updated on this as it progresses. >> tracy collins live in florida, thank you. >> earlier we asked you to brew on this a new jersey politician is looking to enforce a bathing suit ban on the boardwalk saying the town's image is being daurn nished -- tarnished by skimpy bikinis and speedos. is it a beach bummer or summer saver? >> i grew up there in the 60s. if it was okay to be in swimsuits then it is now. knowles also tweeted us this is simply mind numbing. are there not bigger issues at hand they should be dealing with? >> finally the problem is not a 40-year-old law, it is the lack of common modesty and respect

displayed by men and woman today. self-respect is the key. if swimsuits were more modest there wouldn't be a problem. thank you to everyone who responded. keep them coming. 47 after the hour. do you always agree with everyone else's opinion? if so are you normal or not? dr. keith ablow is here to tell us. speaking of judge people are fired up about how new york city mayor is keeping his car tool this summer. the whacky rig coming up. check in with steve doocy coming up on "fox & friends". >> the comblier has the air-conditioning unit. i wonder how long the cord is to that. probably can't direct it too far from city hall. coming up on "fox & friends" we have colonel allen west joining us. we will be talking about politics with him. also with dick morris as well. should you go buy things at a supermarket or a warehouse club? we are going to do a side by side comparison.

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>> quick headlines now. new york city comblier michael bloomberg making an unusual message. that is an air-conditioner sticking out the window of his suburban. his camp says it's more eco friendly than using the car's ac. reporters spotted his suv idling with the ac on.

she went down but not without a fight. a would be robber grabbed this woman's purse and throws her to the ground. it happened outside of a liquor store in massachusetts. the victim holds on tight until a car pulls up and takes off. >> hope she is okay. how do you know if you are normal or not. >> fox news contributor dr. keith ablow is here. possibly a problem with anger management. here is the e-mail sent to us. i get the urge to knock the heck out of people i disagree with on tv. i yell at home via the television. my husband says i need anger management. what do you think? >> i think you want to be engaged with the world. if you are watching other networks in fact you would get angry because they say silly things. but, i think it is normal. you are not actually punching the tv set, you are not throwing any one to the ground you are not charlie sheen.

>> keep it at that level. >> the feeling you have forgotten something. whenever i leave home i get close to my destination when i get the feeling i lock the door. i try telling myself i am not going back but it still happens. normal or not. >> here is the thing. it is crazy in a particular way it is a sign of obsessive compulsion disorders. it is a behavior you can't avoid even though you know it is pointless. these are treated relatively. here is a hint. it isn't about someone coming in your door. the safety you are seeking is only going to be found by unt untieing the knots in your past and looking at what really has you scared. >> i agree with you. my sister's mom has an odd habit to give an opinion if any one else gives theirs she nods and says that's what i was thinking. if a third opinion comes up she

will change her mind again. being agreeable or changing your mind? >> changing your mind to something else compelling switching again is the definition of crazy. because after all having a self is the antidote to craziness. right? because then you can be focused in the present. you can know what you think. this woman doesn't have any of those qualities and she is got to go back and find out how did i get separated from myself. any wind blows me in a different direction. she is crazy. >> make sure to send dr. ab low your questions at friendsfirst@foxnews.com. he will tell you if you are normal or not. 5 minutes still to the start of the hour. talk about being stuck between a rock and a hard place. one robber learns the hard way crime doesn't pay. it is your word of the day. can you figure it out? something we talked about during the show.

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>> 2 minutes to the start of the hour. let's take a look at the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. two ducklings are safe and sound. they were following their mom when they fell through a sewer grate in wisconsin. a woman saw it happened. she and a police officer came to the rescue. next, the bad. talk about getting caught in the act, this guy trying to break into a rent-a-center in massachusetts when his head got stuck under a door. the store's owner found him there the next morning about nine hours later! and finally the ugly. they're getting blinded by the light! neighbors of this new dallas tower complain about the glare reflecting off the glass. biggest complaint is from a nearby art gallery, the rays are so strong, they're worried about the rays actually ruining the paintings. >> interesting. up and brian kilmeade is here to help us out with this one.