thank you for starting your day with us. >> the moment the flight 214 crash lands in san francisco. >> his nose is up in the air. oh my god. there's an accident. oh my god. oh my god. >> that video capturing the plane hitting the runway almost flipping on its side before skidding to a stop. up close look at the wreckage including inside the plane seats mangled from the impact. >> we are learning that the pilot had never landed a triple 7 jet at the airport before. the investigators say the plane came in too low. take a look at the landing from the same flight one day earlier. a smooth even dissent. saturday's landing a much sharper drop.

the pilot tried to abort the landing 1 and a half seconds before impact. >> what's the latest on the investigation this morning? >> well this morning in san francisco the good news they are start to go get some what back to normal. the runway is closed which is causing some flights to be delayed or canceled. a couple of days ago it is better than that. getting back to normal. the video of the accident are coming in. we are getting details of when it crash landed. stories of survival. people talking about how they were jolted left and right baggage came out of the compartment and one chinese woman when it came to a stop the tail section where the bathroom once was was no longer there. she got her son and baggage and

walked out of the whole that once was the inside of the plane. we have a little bit of a time line. you touched on that talking about a few minutes out there was visibility 10 miles there were no distress calls. 7 seconds out that's when things got bad when the crew asked increase air speed and 4 seconds out the pilot hold that begins to shake indicating the plane stalled and one and a half seconds out the group aborted the landing to try another go around one and a half seconds later the plane would go down. here's what the ntsb said last night. >> a call from one of the crew members to increase speed was made approximately 7 seconds prior to impact. the sound of the stick shaker occurs approximately 4 seconds prior to impact.

a call to initiate a go around occurred 1.5 seconds before impact. >> some people 1r06ed in the crash were released. there are still a lot of people in serious condition, spinal fractures internal injuries as well. the investigation of course continuing as the ntsb investigators are interviewing those people and other witnesses talking to the crew. you mentioned the pilot. the pilot had 10,000 hours of flying experience landing here before on that same runway but in a different jet. it was the first time landing a 777 here and he had only 43 hours in a 777. is that the reason why this plane came down? was it pilot error or lack of time in the plane?

that is something we are lacking closely at. mauk bee both pilot error as well as mechanical error. that's what the ntsb is looking at. ainsley and heather. >> his primary experience being with a 747. adam housley live for us. >> time for the top five stories making news at this hour. >> the ntsb also investigating a deadly plane crash in alaska. all ten people on board that small taxi plane died when it crashed on takeoff and burst into flames. this happened on sunday. police say it was cloudy and a little windy at the time. they are not sure if weather played a part in this crash. >> a home explosion sends two people to the hospital in wisconsin. one of the victims was trapped several hours before being

rescued. debris was found blocks away. they reported seeing natural gas at the scene. the cause of the explosion still unknown. a major health crisis overnight for john kerry's wife teresa hines kerry. she is in the hospital in critical but stable condition. the 70-year-old had some type of a seizure. she was flown out of nantucket and transferred to a hospital in boston. she was married to john heinz and is an heiress to the ketchup heinz. >> nicaragua has released snowden's letter asking for asylum. an international president to provide asylum for characters in

my circumstances has been from wikileaks founder julian assange. he sought asylum only nicaragua and venezuela said yes. >> dominating the box office and leaving lone ranger in the dust. >> the universal pictures had the biggest ever with a whopping $142 million. lone ranger disappointed bringing in only 49 million. that's your 5@5:00. >> this morning the chaos in cairo more than 3 dozen people shot dead outside of the headquarters at the republican guard. >> many law americas are demanding they cut off aid to egypt. steve centanni is live in egypt. what's the latest? >> egypt's political crisis has

become more complex or dangerous after the latest fatal confrontation in the streets of cairo. reports vary and circumstances are unclear. but anywhere from 35 to 40 people were killed in gun fire outside of the building where mohammed morsi were holding a sit in. they were demanding release of the former president who is now under house arrest. more than 300 people are reported to be wounded. this further complicates the fluid situation that calls mccain to cut u.s. aid to egypt. >> i believe we have to suspend aid until such time as there is a new constitution and a free and farrell election. he was a terrible president and

the economy is in terrible shape thanks to their policies but the fact sl united states should not be supporting this coup. >> not everyone agreeing what happened was a coup. >> egypt is not under going a major coup and is not strung by the military. today there's an interim president in place. >> this is not a coup? >> absolutely not. >> 1.4 billion foreign aid every year. military portion of that must be upheld by law if there is a military cue. ainsley, heather back to you. steve scentanni live. despite the crash on wall street it may not be bad news for the aerospace company. joining us now to ex complain all of this is heather laurence.

>> after the first fatal crash of a boeing 777 over the weekend in san francisco. shares friday closed at $104 making it up 30 percent this year. the best performer in the dow. there is less free market trading this monday morning. consider that a good thing. no indications of mechanical failure leading to that crash saturday and injured more than 180 others. the accident added to a long list of set backs. the dreamliner fleet grounded worldwide and in february and may two in flights happened on a 747. they had more fallout from sequestration. the national law said it is now hitting the unemployed. benefits will be cut 2 and a half billion or $43 per week

perry sip yent and more in some states.in merrimaned. weekly cuts amount to $72 out of an average benefit of 3.25. they are hiring new jersey, montana, connecticut, arizona and illinois. high speed internet modem. the one you never shut off costs $1 billion in electricity a year. that's wasted energy for sure. if you were to power down the savings would be 5 bucks a year. that compares to $15 a year to power the video game console. $75 to run the refrigerator and 200 bucks to light the house. i guess you got to shut everything off if you want to shut everything off. >> turn off the lights. >> thank you so much lauren. good to see you. >> oo it is so hot outside we need to turn everything off except the air-conditioner.

maria molina is here. >> we are talking hot temperatures across a pretty good chunk of the country. anywhere from the rockies eastward we are looking at summer like temperatures into the 90d. 10 degrees above average in sections of the planes like kansas city 96 degrees for high temperature 96 dallas and also in the city of denver. when you factor in the humidity it feels even hotter. keep that in mind adds you head outdoors parts of kansas have a heat advisory. we are talking heat index values 85

this will strengthen over the next couple days heading toward the caribbean. we have a number of tropical storm watches and warnings in the caribbean and the storm system could be in haiti because of the mountainous range it could be the weekend several days to go out here. time to go a lot can change. >> a week away. >> keep us posted through out the week. >> 12 minutes after the top of the hour. still to come you could call it the honor system. why the government says thwhy t government can figure out who is eligible for obama care in

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>> more bad news this morning for obama care. the government is going to have to use the monday another system for aid under insurance changes. that's because the government acknowledged until 2015 it will not verify who is and who is not eligible. just last week the obama administration announced the employer mandate part of obama care. >> unexpected economic hurdle for school districts considering arming employees insurance carriers a threatening to raise premiums or revoke

coverage completely. guns in classrooms should put insurance companies at ease. the opponents say puts them at greater risk for lawsuits. heather? >> thank you, ainsley. shocking new details about what happened in the cockpit during the final moments of flight 214. >> a call from one of the crew members to increase speed was made approximately 7 seconds prior to impact. the sound of the stick shaker occurs approximately 4 seconds prior to impact. a call to initiate a go around occurred 1.5 seconds before impact. >> now they are saying the pilot was still training to fly a jet of this size at the time of the

crash. when does all of this mean former pilot thank you for joining us. it was a lot of information the first news conference from the ntsb so far after arriving there on scene. valuable information. >> quick access data recorder gave all of the movements of the aircraft. >> all of that is part of a training maneuver of a new pilot on board of the aircraft. the responsibility lies with the pilot not flying who was the more experienced individual and what he saw developing should have been stopped early in the game and aircraft flown out. >> that's what everyone is probably asking themselves why up until 7 seconds before everything seemed normal.

there were no distress calls nothing like that from the pilots on board either the experienced one or the one in training until 7 seconds before they called to increase speed then you have the stick shaker then you have one and a half seconds before they asked to do the go around. >> the problem started on the approach and from there on down he had gotten lower and slower and that was where the pilot not flying should have terminated the training exercise and taken control of the aircraft. there was the problem. it was never should have been allowed to get low and too slow going up to the stick shaker too slow for that approach already. >> is there a difference between his primary experience with a 747 verses a jet he was flying at the time of this incident with a 747. was there a different type of

training involved where maybe he got confused? >> no, not really. flying a 747 triple 7 flying any large aircraft or small jet aircraft the principles were all of the same it was different but a lot less response time but the engine is far more powerful. there were small variabilities. the pilot not flying ner allowed a person in training to go beyond the level. he went beyond. >> 307 lives on board. thank you very much. appreciate you joining us again. >> thank you. the time now is 20 after the top of the hour. coming up a quick thinking team's action taken for a life. >> the opportunity they are going to take it. they went into the wrong house. >> why one burglar met with the wrong girl. >> it goes up in flames in front of a shopper.

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>> good morning from the streets of new york city. people up and moving at this hour. wh hopefully you are going to have a good day regardless. you are starting with fox and friends first. the time is 24 after the top of the hour. time for quick headlines for you. if you developments in the aaron hernandez murder case. prosecutors say he was with hernandez in the car that drove oat ton lloyd to his death. he turned himself into police in

florida last month. hernandez is in jail on first degree murder charges. a cheney may be return to go washington. the daughter of dick cheney is considering running for the senate. the times reports she told wyoming senator that she may challenge him in 2014. liz cheney is currently a fox news contributor. the zimmerman trial resumes in just a few hours. defense witnesses will take the stand in what could be the final week of testimony. anna kooiman is live in studio with the latest. >> good morning ainsley good morning to everyone at home. the leaders say they need a few days to take their case. they face murder charges in the shooting death of trayvon martin. families clashed over the controversial 911 reporting of

the struggle. trayvon mart tans mother and zimmerman's mother say it was their son screaming in the background. >> he keeps yelling help? >> screaming or yelling. do you recognize that? >> yes. >> who do you recognize that wilto be? >> trayvon benjamin martin. >> who's voice was that? >> my son george. >> are you certain of that? >> because he's my son. >> a medical examiner also testified that martin was shot through the heart and may have lived up to 10 minutes after the altercation. prosecutors rested their case and the defense asked the judge to dismiss the trial but she refused. zimmerman's lawyer has not ruled out the possibility of his client taking the stand. he also says the state's star witness could be called back she was on the phone with martin just before he was shot to

death. >> anna kooiman live for us this morning. >> it is now 26 after the top of the hour. a frightening moment for one surfer as he comes face to face with a whale tail knocking him unconscious. more on that scary ordeal. >> shopping at bed bath & beyond maybe for sheets or something when this happens. the display goes up in flames right in front of you. how this happened coming up. goodnight.

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>> you are filming it, too. >> oh my god. oh my god. >> the video captured that plane hitting the runway and almost flipping on its side before skidding to a stop. a newly released video gives us an up close look at the wreckage including video from inside the plane the seats mangled during impact. the pilot never landed a 777 jet at that airport before. the plane came in too low. take a look at the landing from the same flight one day earlier. a smooth even dissent. you see it there. but saturday's landing a much sharper drop. the pilot tried to abort the landing 1 and a half seconds before impact. adam housley joins us live. what's the latest on the investigation this morning? >> you guys make a good point about the pilot only having 43 hours in the 777 before.

10,000 hours overall. the last day and a half in crash happened they will tell you the san francisco runway is not the easiest one to land on. it is considered to be a more difficult runway to land on because you come in over water and come over that jet at this where the plane hit on saturday morning. then you would theoretically land on the runway. that runway is still shut down as the ntsb investigation continues. we spoke with ntsb investigators they told us it would be a little longer than normal because of the extent of the accident debris field which is several hundred yards. the video come in from ntsb is absolutely amazing. you see the debris spread along the runway you can see parts of the landing gear you can see luggage and metal from aing ams and everything then you see the fuselage itself ntsb investigators being out there. we have the new crash video shot just across the bay gives you an idea of how so many people can

see this crash landing. the way san francisco airport sits you have the hills that over look it. you have a number of hotels that over look a small bay towards where the plane is now sitting the fuselage is now sitting these people here shot the video as the plane came in and crashed. you can see people coming down the slide and you can see people exiting from some of the holes in the plane as well. we have heard from a number of survivors. this survivor talking about how the crash itself was obviously surprising. >> first it wasn't that scary it was rough. it was kind of like a roller-coaster there. kind of fun at first then once we got sideways then we started fetal position and getting scared. there was people hurt, luggage fell, too, everything fell apart. there was people kind of trapped climbing over stuff to get out. >> all sorts of stories of survival everything from people helping each other out and exact

toe knives by emergency personnel to the flight attendants to cut people out of their seat belt. one two-year-old son she looked back behind her after the plane stopped and saw where the tale used to be a whole and she grabbed her son and crawled out through the hole. a long way to go investigation will go on for months. they are interviewing some of the survivors. the interview process will begin. >> that is crazy. she climbed out of the hole and her 4-year-old son broke his leg. live from san francisco. >> very own washington correspondent doug luzader is also an experienced pilot. was it just pilot error or could something else have gone wrong in the cockpit. >> doug luzader joins us live. we know the flight recorders have been recovered. what can we get from the crash?

>> we get a health of information. 9 pilots themselves can lend a hand in the investigation. they can determine what is leading up to t here. we get an idea of what the aircraft itself was doing how fast it was going the orientation. also whether there was sudden movements also the exchanges between the pilot and co pilot all will be invaluable. sounds like they will be able to determine what the cause of this se accident was. >> what happened following the review of the black boxes was the seed of the plane when it was landing. what did the speed have? >> you will hear a lot about the approach speed of the airplane.

we are talking about flow speed because you need a certain amount of airflow over the scene. we talk about the angle of the attack and the speed of which air is going over the wing. now for a triple 7 the approach speed 136 knots to about 149. if you start going below that you run the risk of stalling. the aircraft gets pitched up too high and it can no longer fly. generally when you have a stall you lower the nose of the aircraft. that is all well and good assuming you are at a height to do that you have enough ality actual tude to play around with. when you get that close to the runway you don't have much room to maneuver even if you try to recover from what could be an eminent stall involves adding power and lowering the pitch of the aircraft. if there isn't the altitude to do that a crash can result.

>> doug luzader correspondent and pilot for us live. thank you so much, doug. great information. >> time for your 5@5:30. we have another fox news alert for you. the ntsb investigating a deadly plane crash in alaska. all 10 people on board that small taxy plain died when it crashed on takeoff and burst into flames. this happened sunday at the airport in alaska. it was cloudy a little windy at the time but still not known if weather played a part in the crash. 59 least five people are dead and 40 others injured after a plane derailed and burst into flames in canada. they are trying to put out two burning tanker cars. they haven't been able to get to the hardest hit areas where more victims might be. >> hundreds lined the streets in

arizona for an emotional farewell for 19 firefighters killed in a wildfire a week ago. >> the 23450e6r8 5 hour long hearses made a caravan through cities and towns before ending where all of the men worked and lived. >> to describe the grief and honor right now, 19 angels she said. >> so sad. memorial service is set for tomorrow. the men will be laid to rest at funerals through out the rest of the week. >> image shopping and seeing this. it happened at a bed bath & beyond store in california. the whole bedding display goes up in flames and quickly starts to spread. the cause is under investigation.

but investigators think it might have been set intentionally. heather? >> a 13-year-old girl hiding in a closet helps bust a burglar breaking into her home. wilson tried opening the kitchen window to get in. whieflz filling the bag with video games and jewelry a teenaged girl was hiding in the closet. she called her mom who alerted police. >> it just happened somebody sees an opportunity they take it they went in the wrong house i guess. >> cops swarmed the house. he tried to break into another home that's where police arrested him. smart teenaged girl. time for the first degree weather update with maria molina. a hot start to the day for a lot of you. >> hot starts to the play in the plains and the southeast. it was a hot weekend.

temperatures climbing into the 90s then when you factored in the humidity that made it feel like the upper 90s and even triple digits for some of you that's what we are looking at today in cross-sections of the plains. kansas city dallas and denver 96 degrees for the high temperatures. we have a chance for showers and storms across parts of the eastern half of the u.s. already seeing some of that activity over sections of virginia, carolinas but the stronger storms will be across the north central u.s. this is where we are looking at damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes and some of the storms later on this afternoon and into the evening. we have tropical storm chantal, moving west ward and impacting sections of the caribbean as we head into the next several days still a long way to go we could be looking at showers and storms eventually by this weekend across sections of florida. a long way to go a lot can

change with the next storm system. >> you will keep us posted. >> thanks so much maria. >> it is time now 20 minutes until the top of the hour. coming up next on the rundown chaos in cairo hit ago fever pitch as dozens are shot dead in egypt. we have a live report straight ahead. >> resigned as new york governor amid a sex scandal back in 2008. now elliot sglirt has his sights set on something new. ♪

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$.244 minutes after the top of the hour. they are done with aaron hernandez. they are coming in to trade in the hernandez jerseys over the weekend. 300 of them were children. the patriots announced last week they would offer a free replacement for any one looking to get rid of their number 81 jersey. they took all of the hernandez memorabilia off the shelf after they released them. governor of new york eliot spitzer is seeking a comeback. details in the new york post. he is running for new york city controller. spitzer resigned as governor after he was caught hiring prostitutes. he says he hopes voters will forgive him and will give him a second chance. >> new overnight more bloodshed in egypt reports saying at least 42 people were killed in a shooting outside of a military building in cairo. they are conflicting reports about who is responsible. it happened during a sit in by

mohammed morsi supporters. connor is with us this morning. >> the supporters of the military coup insisted from the beginning it was needed to ensure stability in egypt. it appears to be having the opposite effect today. this is between the pro morsi supporters and the muslim brotherhood. they had a peaceful sit in protest at the republican guard headquarters. a clash broke out leaving at least 50 dead from what we are hearing now thousands more injured. the military says they were attacked fwhiez pro morsi supporters. the military opened fire killing multiple people dozens at least 50 is what we are hearing now. there are pictures reports of people being shot in the back of the head a lot injured. thousands is what we are hearing right now.

it hasn't been a peaceful sit in at the republican guard headquarters. we are also hearing that the islamist group that made up part of the opposition to the morsi government that was a big part of the coalition is forming the new government they have suspended talks with the coalition and they are not taking part in any talks to form a new government. this attack having a major impact on the military backed government to form a coalition government here heather. >> that could put a hold on them. >> connor powell reporting live for us. >> it is 47 after the top of the hour. a surfer's scary encounter with a whale. >> saw the tail said i am probably going to get hit. >> you will hear more from him coming up. >> you are signing documents to modify your home loan? think again. you may be signing over your house instead. the real estate scams you need

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10 minutes to the top of the hour. let's span the globe to see what headlines are happening overseas. the annual running of the bulls in pam mroem ma. two americans were hurt. no one was struck by the bull's horn. finally to australia a surfer's close encounter with a whale the size of a bus caught on camera. the 50 ton 40-foot long whale flipped its tail knocking the surfer unconscious. >> i remember thinking to myself if he flips his tail i am probably going to get hit.

that was it. >> the surfer was only knocked out for a few seconds. miraculously as you saw there he was not seriously injured. can you believe that? >> he must have been far out there. lucky to be alive. >> we will be bringing segments from all types of scams that you should avoid. what they are and how to stay away from them to keep your money and your identity safe. today we are starting with real let's bring in our real estate expert morgan brennan. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start with how to prevent low modification scams. >> low modification scams you see a lot of folks go into foreclosure struggle with their mortgages. not surprisingly you have seen scammers who have taken advantage of this. common to see scams centered around cold calls offering to audit your loan offering foreclosure advice or most common phony government modification program. >> how do they scam in ythey tae

your house? >> in a worse case scenario you can see a bait switch. a cold call on your mortgage a person says if you pay me some money i will help get you financing. i will help get you out of the red and black into the black. be very wear re. they won't ask for the up front fees or ask for your personal information right away. >> a lot of people renting houses for a week or so. >> seeing a lot of renter scams up click in the rental market in the last couple years. not surprisingly a lot of people go to the internet first to do their house hunting. this is where we are seeing the scams pop up. in manyscams pop up. in many cases it's a phony person who pulled a listing illegally, so they reposted it usually with a too good to be true rental price. if they get the keys, they might hold an open house. as people come in, they say if you give me an

application fee or broker's fee up front this apartment can be yours and you never hear from them again. >> seminar workshop scams, how do we avoid these? >> this is a little murkier. we saw a lot of this in the housing bubble, people with get rich quick schemes. because people published books doesn't mean you should automatically trust what they have to say. do your homework with these folks, see what their rating is. a lot of times they say if you pay me a couple thousand dollars, come to my workshop, then they say if you give me tens of thousands of dollars i'll give you insight on how to make money. be wary. there are folks that know what they are talking about, some folks not so much. >> any other scams real estate-wise? >> those are the three big ones. it's like the rental scams. we're also seeing time

share scams start to crop up. the biggest take-away here is if it sounds like it's too good to be true, it really is. do your homework. there is no such thing as getting rich quickly in real estate. >> use a credit card. do not give them cash. >> that's right. >> thanks so much. tomorrow a look at travel scams. stick around for that. join us tomorrow at 5 a.m. four minutes till the top of the hour. sequestration about to get more real starting today. details next. plus everything you need to know before you leave the know before you leave the house. oh, he's a fighter alri

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more than 650,000 workers at the pentagon, the first of 11 days without pay through september because of the sequester. >> thank you so much for joining us. it is a monday, beautiful monday morning here in new york. and we hope you have a great day. thanks so much for joining us. >> there's going to be a lot of news happening including the zimmerman trial and the very latest in that horrible fatal crash that happened in san francisco. >> exactly. "fox & friends" starts right now for all of that. >> good morning. hope you had a great weekend. it is now monday, july 8. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time. brand-new footage of the moments of impact of that plane crash. new clues on why that plane did crash into a san francisco runway, like the pilot was in training. we're live on the scene. >>steve: hundreds survived the crash but would you know what to do if you were in one of those seats. tips you need to stay alive