i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. the top five stories making news at this hour. late last night a fun trip turns into a nightmare for dozens of bow scouts in new hampshire, a 23 -- 23 had electric shock burns during a massive thunderstorm. fire officials say the group was taking shelter under the canopy when lightening hit the canopy or the ground. none of the injuries are said to be life threatening. >> the mystery is deepening over where edward snowden is. it's believed the nsa leaker is still in moscow but could board a flight to cuba. secretary of state john cuba says russia and china aren't helping the u.s. but one former prosecutor says the state department should look in the mirror. >> there's a moment in time when this passes from the justice department to the state department. it becomes a matter of policy and it becomes a matter of

foreign relations. the justice department part of it i am sure was done well. the office of internal affairs does this every sipping el day in matters that are urgent and matters that aren't so urgent. at some point it becomes a state department problem. >> snowden is trying to escape extradition on espionage department. >> it took the whole house. that's how one woman described an explosion at a fert liedzer plant that left one worker dead. he was working on the silo when the blast happened knocking him off. he fell 175 feet. no word on what caused it. there are reports it was a grain dust explosion. 7 people were hurt including three children when a bus plowed into a house in massachusetts. the impact from that crash was so strong it knocked the home 7 feet off the foundation. a mom and three kids were inside that house two boys feet from where the bus hit the home.

none of them seriously hurt. it took crews more than an hour to put it out. there might have been an medical issue that caused the crash. the blackhawks are stanley championship champions again thanks to this finish. flush >> they score. >> i would love to be one of those announcers. so excited. >> chicago scoring two goals in 17 seconds late in the third period. they win 3-2. the cup after being 76 seconds away from game 7. it is the second stanley cup in four years for chicago. the victory parade is friday. that is your 5@5. >> they deserve that trophy. you walked in the room came back in and all of a sudden they are winning.

>> overnight in the irs scandal to tell you about they finished investigating itself and found no evidence of any wrong doing. liberal groups were also briefed but some critics aren't buying it. kelly, he hainvestigating itsel? >> i think we all can if you self examine yourself but are you responsible for what you do. this is a report from the irs. it's safe the irs not only improperly targeting conservative groups but included religious and liberal groups as well. it came in terms of that being the proper criteria. speakling to reporters via conference call says he discovered that irs employees used wide ranging and i am proper terms while applying for

tax exempt status. they have not found evidenceu/0 intentional wrong doing by any one in the irs or involvements in these matters by any one outside of the irs. furthermore there is no current evidence of the use of inappropriate screeners or other types of criteria in other irs operations. >> in may the treasury department inspector general testified before congress that irs employees targeted groups that had tea party or patriot in its name. that sparked numerous protests around the country for groups who believe they have been unfairly targeted particularly during the height of president obama running for reelection. some republicans aren't testified with this new report. -- aren't satisfied with this new report. >> it's no accident they take conservative groups and tea

party groups giving obama a hard time particularly on obama care. >> democrats are also unhappy but there are bipartisan on capitol hill with republicans of this new report. the democrats want to know why the inspector general who investigated irs targeted consumer groups didn't mention terms like progressives and healthcare legislation weren't oh on the same list as well. >> several new developments in in the murder investigation swirling around patriot aaron hernandez. his attorney breaking his silence in a statement now and stopping short of saying a client is innocent of murder. he did say over the last week our client aaron hernandez has been relentless rumors misinformation and false reports of the media.

out of respect for the ongoing investigation we will continue to refrain on commenting. >> they searched wooded areas but sources say they couldn't find any evidence. an attorney representing another man who says hernandez shot him and left him for dead said the similarities are scary. >> hernandez and his buddies had left mr. bradley for dead in circumstances similar to what we are hearing in massachusetts. they left him sot and -- shot and wounded in an industrial park in rivera beach in florida. my client was afraid. the reports are true. he didn't give up hearn dedz because he was scared. >> hernandez has not been charged in either of those cases. house over sight not changing it is deadly. it is related to the lack of

diplomatic security at the time of the attack. four americans were killed in a letter to secretary of state the department is taking too long forcing him to issue subpoenas. >> now let's take a look at some extreme weather happening in the midwest. powerful storm in illinois tossing these trucks around on the inter state like toys. you can see downed trees and power lines scattering the streets in the neighborhood. scattering 200,000 people waking up in the dark there. >> more severe weather is expected today. ma roa molina has a first degree weather update. >> storms across sections of the midwest into the great lakes even across sections of the

northeast. 94 over in kansas city upper 90s in dallas and antonio. 93 degrees would be the high temperature. you factor in the humidity it is even hotter. thunderstorms will fire up later on today especially during the afternoon and evening hours. we have the risk for severe storms across parts of the midwest and the great lakes so cities like chicago, minneapolis and bismarck, north dakota damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes will be a concern even interior sections like parts of maine, new hampshire and part of new york should be looking at severe weather as well. the threat still in place it takes one storm to cause damage in your area. we need to take the warnings very seriously. as far as the thunderstorms go because we see them firing up in the same area we have the flood

concerns in parts of iowa, wisconsin, and also illinois. >> thank you, maria. >> turning now to business news stocks got off to a rocky start. it could have a big impact on how it is today. >> we thought we were done with the selling last week. the market was down 2 percent. but then yesterday another 40 percent loss for the dow it was worse at one point yesterday. >> we have tons of economic data coming out home prices, sales, goods orders, big items like claims and washing machines. this is what the market is going to pay attention to in addition the asian markets are trading. china down nominally today but as you know yesterday worse in four years. >> 3 percent yesterday. the market there is in bare

markets. >> all of this effecting apple shares which fall under had00 for the first time. >> 400 for the first time since april. they are such a large key to the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. they close above the key $400 coming into the day. there are two things the investors needed to talk about apple yesterday. number one, there was a report that apple workers were going on facebook and the other story is analyst sited there was a high inventory double normal inventory of u phones. >> they know a new one is going to come out next week. >> supreme court very busy yesterday a lot of decisions came down. one of the decisions involved ethanol. is it a promise of ethanol in older cars. >> the e 15 blend is rare but it

is starting to become more popular. 15 percent ethanol 85 percent gasoline. it is not approved for using before the 2001 model year. the american petroleum institute really against it as are our critic. yesterday the supreme court rejected the challenge to block sales of e 15. now the question is if you are a driver do you want to save money by filling up with e 15 potentially damaging your car in the long run or not? several auto makers are 13 in fact have some sort of rule that won't cover a problem et cetera. >> most have e 10. >> which could change. >> thank you so much. >> 11 after the top of the hour. a bizarre turn of events. >> knock knock, who is there.

george zimmerman. george zimmerman who? all right. good, you are on the jury. >> that joke it fell really fat. what we can expect in a highly controversial court case today. one government agency made a mistake. as we go to break a look at your gas prices. speaking of ethanol and such the national average is 3.55 krevencents that is down from yesterday.

>> welcome back. it is 15 minutes after the top of the hour. members of the taliban launching

an earl mroirng attack on the presidential palace in afghanistan. you can see the black smoke rising over kabul after nearly a dozen explosions and 15 minutes of gun battle rocked that area. it includes the u.s. embassy. it happened as reporters gathered for a news conference with president hamid karzai. millions in social security money going to dead people. it turns out that is the case. inspector general for the agency found $31 million in benefits given to more than 1500 people that are deceased. and to make matters worse the agency had death certificate information on each of those individuals in the government data base. >> heather. >> a second day of testimony in the george zimmerman trial. it is started to a dramatic start.

the profanity and jokes used through the opening statement. >> ainsley and heather today the judge will decide if a different 911 call made by george zimmerman will be heard in court. meanwhile opening statements had lots of actions. >> parties are present. >> attorneys made their opening statement they were aimed at people sitting in the ring side seats. he asked witnesses to leave the courtroom. >> george zimmerman's wife and family had to leave as well as trayvon martin's parents because they are witnesses. the focus is getting trayvon martin out of the courtroom accusing him of cursing at a family friend. the judge ruled tracy martin could stay. >> the jury was surprised the statement that used profanity

used by george zimmerman. >> george zimmerman did not shoot trayvon martin because he had to, he shot him for the worst of all reasons because he wanted to. >> the defense had a different approach. knock knock, who is there? george zimmerman. george zimmerman who? >> he later apologized for telling the joke. after 2 hours he made his point. trayvon martin armed himself with a concrete sidewalk and used it to smash george zimmerman's head. >> he took the stand for tracy martin's girlfriend a cashier where trayvon martin was. >> the customer who bought the skittles the gentlemen walking through the store right now? >> yes. >> jurors heard several 911

hearings. trayvon martin's mother visibly upset left one of the calls in which screams and the gun shot are heard. >> the time is 18 after the top of the hour. we are not done yet. can't get enough sleep sunday night. that day out of all of the others apparently there's a reason it's dpift to get restless. >> image being on this plane. veering off the runway. whatappened for the plane to finally get through. hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain.

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>> the brown ban d to get you moving. starting out to be a beautiful day. hope it will be a great one where you live this morning. thank you for joining us. it is 23 after the top of the hour. it means it is time for quick headlines. chilling details about what journalist michael hastings did hours before he died. he wrote an e-mail to colleagues telling him his close friends will be interviewed by the fbi and ez on to a big story and he was going off the radar for a bit. that's a quote. hours later he was killed in a fiery car crash in california. >> a delta flight literally grounded stuck in the mud right before takeoff. it happened at reagan national

airport in dc. the right wheel went off and stuck in 12 inches of mud. no one was hurt. 160 passengers they were switched to a later flight. ainsley? >> okay, thanks heather. >> is there a particular day of the week you have trouble falling asleep? a new study finds there is one night americans have the toughest time. the reason we here on fox and friends first are very familiar with. heather nauert has all of the details for us and what we can do to get a good night's rest. hey, heather. >> good morning ainsley. anybody up at this hour can relate to this story. monday morning fatigue may not be a case of the mondays after all. there's a study out there that ki finds americans may have trouble through the work woke because they can't fall asleep on sunday night. 1,000 of 3,000 said it goes the most difficult day to get sleep. it takes po minutes or longer to go to sleep. the main reason is the worry

factor. people begin transitioning and anticipating the workweek ahead some even dread it that gives them greater difficulties drifting off. >> those who earn more money and those between 40 and 54 have the most trouble falling in place. >> we tend to stay up later on friday and saturday night that. means sleeping in on the weekend. that hurts the weekly sleep pattern. lumity caffeine and avoid alcohol. getting concerns out on paper before you go to sleep that may help relax your mind. also spend more time in the sun. set your body's internal clock so experts suggest getting 15 minutes of sunlight at some point in the morning and finally make your sleeping environment

comfortable. the eedz iest nights to fall asleep it's tuesdays and thursdays. get a good nights sleep tonight. >> interesting. >> something to look forward to. >> thanks so much ainsley. >> 26 after the top of the hour. still to come the irs controversy gets worse. they targeted just conservatives. how does the rock look like that? the unbelievable diet gone first on the same history in 2009 the king of pop michael jackson died at the young age of 50. ♪

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stories making news at this hour. the irs just finished investigating it saevend doesn't find any evidence of any wrong doing. it wasn't just conservative groups that were targeted. critics are not buying it. >> they paining te take people criticizing the president. that's all you need to know. it's no accident they picked conservative groups to think any other -- to reach any other conclusions. the group used the term israel and paying national get>> the attorney for aaron hernandez breaking his silence about the murder investigation surrounding the patriot's tightened. michael c. was critical of media leaks. but we hear there's no evidence found. an attorney for a man who says

hernandez shot him says the similarities are scary. >> hernandez and his buddies left mr. bradley for dead. in circumstances similar to what we are hearing in massachusetts they left him shot and wounded in an trill park in rivera beach in florida and my client was afraid. the reports are true he didn't give up hernandez because he was scared. >> hernandez has not been charged in either case. a little girl drowned after a botched 911 call. the 7-year-old girl was found at the bottom of the pool. her family called 911 and during that 6 minute call the dispatcher is heard making several mistakes including dialling the wrong number for the police officer. it took 15 minutes for the ambulance to get there. by then it was too late. police launched an investigation

about what happened. >> this story literally for the birds. a couple has appeared court over their bird feeder. turns out neighbors they don't like it because it's attracting too many animals. they complained it's not just birds but ducks, squirrels, deer, all that shows up. city officials are question the feeder because it is in the faith of a wreath and it contains peanuts. they face a fine of up to $500. >> nick woolen dau's dre -- wal dream of crossing a skyscraper the nypd commissioner denied him to do the same between empire state building and chrysler building. it was thousands of new yorkers put at risk. >> we don't know where he is. where is edward snowden. where is he going next? that is what everyone is asking this morning about the nsa leaker.

doug luzader is life for us in washington with the latest details. what do we know now? >> we know he is somewhere but the question is where. he may have a number of them. all of that hinges on somehow getting out of russia. his faith may rest squarely on a relationship that is troubled at best and that is between president obama and russian president vladmir putin. it touched down in the kremlin and nabbed him before he demanded asylum. >> calling all of the appropriate legal channels and working with various other countries to make sure that rules of laws are observed. beyond that i will refer to the justice department that has been actively involved in the case.

>> some republicans accused the president of having few options when it comes to snowden after he says he squandered u.s. influence abroad. the white house link to do china for allowing snowden to leave hong kong. >> we are not buying this is a technical decision by hong kong immigration official. this is a deliberate brat choice by the government to release a fewingty. that questi -- fuj tifr. that has a negative impact on the u.s. china relationship. >> the u.s. may not have a great deal of leverage when it comes to russia or china. he can kwoer could be another matter. they are considering an asylum request for snowden. there is a new u.s. trade agreement potentially hanging in the balance. >> russia was issuing a statement this morning according to the associated press saying calls from the u.s. to extradite

snowed den a -- snowden are ungrounded and unacceptable. >> prosecutors will fight to present new evidence at the george zimmerman trial today. it's the second day of testimony. melissa is live in sanford, florida with what we can expect today. hopefully no more jokes, melissa. >> i think that's the hope from we have yu-- everyone. there was key highlighting moments during the trial yesterday. the first two highlighting moments came during opening statements from each party. the prosecution started off they were fiery and fast jumping in there they actually opened out with cuss words surprising everybody catching them off guard. we could play a little bit of the opening statement from the prosecution so you get an idea. (bleep). they always get away. those were the words in that man

he's chest. >> the moment catching a lot of people off guard. then we jump over to the defense and they we pretty much the opposite. the prosecution was fast the defense was slow and method cal using visuals and dialogues through out. as you mentioned trying to throw in a knock knock joke. fell completely flat with the jurors. tried to recover from that after that after lunch we heard from several witnesses. i think the one that stood out was a young man with trayvon martin. they were together hanging out watching tv playing video games. he said he was the one who asked martin to buy the skittles grocery store. we heard that as well. we will hear from more witnesses today. of course going to start a little bit earlier for a special

hearing starting at 8:30. we have 911 calls months before he was shot by george zimmerman about the burglary. we will discuss whether or not they can be submitted into evidence. we will keep you posted of course adds i mentioned starting at 8:30 this morning we will be here the entire time. >> thanks, melissa. before you leave the house this morning let's get the first degree weather updates with maria molina. >> maria molina has our first degree weather update. >> good morning. we have severe storms over the midwest and parts of the northern plains. it has been the story over the last couple days. because we are continuing to see storms over the same areas, the ground is already saturated and we have the flood westeconcern s the great lakes in cities like chicago do keep that in mind. damaging wind gusts and large hail.

por parts of new england could be looking at a slight chance of severe storms. part 69 reason we have that in place is because of the widespread temperatures in the 90s upper 80s in chicago. 92 in new york city. heat advisory in effect in the new york city area. el pass toe, phoenix, arizona as usual. temperatures climbing into the triple digits. >> ainsley and heather. >> thanks so much maria. >> well now it's time for your starting lineup. the top sports stories this morning and the stanley cup champions are back home. new video into fox and friends first. touching down moments ago in chicago. shuck scored two goals in 17 seconds late in the third period in boston. rafael nadal knocked out in the first round of wimbledon. steve darcie ranked 135th beat nadal in straight sets. always side lined for 7 months

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2030 and boost energy prices by 20 percent. environmental groups welcome the news saying the plan tackles the largest portion of carbons and the rest of the world that the u.s. is serious about climate change. the president will announce more steps to increase efficiency for home appliances and renewable energy on public lands and low income housing sites. none of these steps require congressional approval. this is a sign that the presidents' day is done waiting for lawmakers to act on climate change and instead will seek ways to work around them. >> diane mass doe, thank y -- m thank you. >> the surprising way chickens could also potentially save your life. >> i wonder if it is on this list as well. we will have food that stain your teeth also some foods that white ten them.

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>> welcome back. about ten minutes till the top of the hour. moody's has shot down the ncaa's credit outlook to negative thanks to a possible class action lawsuit. a judge is mulling class action certification for a suit launched by ed obannon. the former basketball star said athletes should be compensated for tv games. the ncaa said its financial ratings remain the same. a new study finds teenagers who eat more chicken may lower their risk of developing colon cancer. research shows replacing one serving of red meat with poultry can help reduce your risk by 40%. ainsley? >> thank you, heather. a great smile is on top of just about everybody's beauty wish list but some of the most common foods we all eat, they can get in the way of that, of

achieving that pearly white appearance. however, there are some surprising foods which act as natural teeth whiteners as well. here with the list is dr. mark lighton. thank you for being with us this morning. if you don't want to do the bleaching, gel and that, there are some foods that can help you keep a pearly white smile. let's start with the foods to avoid. >> you have colas and sports drinks. summer months, people will be out this exercising, colas and sports drinks remain and replenish metabolyts but acid. lighter colors are better. if it's going to stain your white t-shirt, it is going to stain our teeth. that is a great way to think about it. >> we always hear eat the berries. good for your health but not good for your teeth.

>> the berries are going to stain your teeth. one way to protect that is to eat the berries but rinse thoroughly afterwards. >> with a glass of water? >> anything that is going to have less in color. vinegar, anything with soy sauce, going to be high in staining, high in color, going to stain your teeth. >> the candy? >> the candy, pop sickles. if it's going to stain your tongue of course it's going to stain your teeth. >> let's go with the good stuff. >> apples, pine apples. these are going to increase the saliva which is going to naturally cause whitening or cleansing of the teeth. that is going to be great for us. cheese going to increase the protein, naturally increase protein in our mouth and teeth, create a healthy mouth. spinach, leafy vegetables, iron will decrease the

acidity, decrease the pores and create a whiter, healthier teeth. vegetables, leafy vegetables, broccoli, all this will increase the iron. carrots, increase vitamin a, increase the enamel on our teeth. >> we have teeth like yours if we eat all this. your teeth are beautiful. >> absolutely. thank you. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> more on "fox & friends" in two minutes. stay with us.

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whether a colorado mental health center can have more time for his psychiatric evaluation. >> it's time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. we're going to start this morning with the good. an adventurous red panda is back at home at the national zoo in d.c. his name is rusty. somehow he escaped from his cage and was lost for hours yesterday. he was finally spotted hiding in a tree in a nearby neighborhood. our director's name is rusty. >> next the bad. california police finding a huge pot operation inside a house. cops discovered over 1,000 plants growing around the house along with scales and packaging material. two men were arrested and police are looking for a third now. finally the ugly. a woman caught on camera being dragged off her flight after cussing at the cops.

[bleep] get off me. >> are you kidding me? >> officers arrested her after she refused the crew's orders to stop talking on her cell phone. >> got to turn those cell phones off. we hope you have a great day. >> we do. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >> good morning. it is tuesday, june 25. i'm dana perino in for gretchen carlson. the i.r.s. finishes its investigation of itself and concluded it did nothing wrong but we found out the targeting is wider than we thought. we'll bring you the details. >>steve: the n.s.a. leaker still apparently in russia so what now? what the white house is doing behind the scenes to try to get him back on u.s. soil. >> why america may have lost its international credibility. >>brian: the lawyer of the nfl player in the middle of a murder investigation breaks his silence as the troubles for his client keep piling