the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial. this is new video out of oakland, california thousands there trying to block a busy freeway once again. over in los angeles police arresting at least 13 people for vandal liesing property and assaulting bystanders. one person even attacked a news reporter and his cameraman. >> this while we are hearing from one of the jurors at this time. she only identified herself as injure or b 37. the jury took an emotional poll on the six of them once it was decided. >> it was emotional at a point after we put our vote in and the bailiff put in our vote that's when everybody started to cry. it was just sad that we all had to come together and figure out what is going to happen to this man's life afterwards. you find him not guilty but you

are responsible for that not guilty and all of the people that want him guilty aren't going to have any closure. >> this injure or says initially only three of the jurors thought zimmerman should be acquitted that was when the deliberations first began. george zimmerman's parents breaking their silence after their son's acquittal. they say their son is absolutely not a racist. >> georgey is not racist. we are not racist. we don't see colors. we are color blind. >> and we have learned the fbi have concluded there was no racism involved in this case, but the justice department this morning is continuing its investigation. let's go right now live to kelly wright abowith the latest on th. >> the justice department is under such pressure to take action in the george zimmerman case. attorney general eric holder talking to the mostly african

american sorority about the acquittal of zimmerman. >> the justice department shares your concerns. i share your concerns. >> the justice department is looking into the case to determine if zimmerman violated federal hate crimes law. the naacp demanded the federal government pursue a civil rights case with a petition that already has over 700 thousand signatures. >> we are determined to meet division and conclusi -- confus with understanding and compassion and also with proof. >> later today eric holder the attorney general heads to florida where he will address the naacp annual convention in orlando. that is just a short distance, patti ann, away from the an ford courtroom where george zimmerman was found not guilty.

>> kelly wright, thank you. >> lawyers for former illinois democratic governor rob law hoy vich are appealing their conviction. a deadline claims a juror was bias against them. the distraced gem krat was guilty on 18 points. blagojevich was sentenced to 14 years behind bars. >> today the senate could go nuclear. democratic senate majority leader harry reid will hold a vote on the nuclear option. that would lower the number of votes needed to end a filibuster from 50 to 51. that would make it easier for president obama's nominee to be approved. law americas went late into the night to reach a deal. >> i think a majority of the

united states wants to work something out. it would establish a precedent that could change the rules in the middle of the game with a simple majority vote. >> reed says republicans have constantly held up nominees. republicans point out over 1500 have been confirmed and just four were defeated. >> an extreme weather alert day two of a dangerous heat wave underway now. millions of people dealing with temperatures well into the 90s from the great lakes to maine. >> this could be one of the longest lasting heat waves we have seen in a long time. maria molina has more on that. >> you are right. we are talking about a longer heat wave than we have seen in a while across the north ooeast a great lakes and midwest. day two three and 5. big cities like philadelphia, new york city and up into boston. take a look at some of the high

temperatures we saw yesterday. across the northeast we made it into the 90s. it is not the actual temperature that was the big problem. when you factor in the humidity it feels even hotter. the heat index temperatures were in the triple digits. that's what it feels like when you go outdoors. dallas texas only in the 70s. 70s as well as albuquerque. unusual here even in colorado to see high temperatures only in the 70s this time of year. the reason for that we had an area of low pressure we see a lot of cloud cover and heavy rain with areas picking up rain. we are expecting more areas of rain out here in parts of western texas through out the day today. 93 factor in the humidity. feels like 99 in dc. tomorrow 100 degrees. the heat wave continues through out friday. it does look like it will come to an end coming up this weekend

but it could end with thunderstorms and maybe severe weather. of course we will keep an eye on that. >> thanks so much maria. >> in a few hours jody arias will be in a courtroom. the judge will throw out findings that made her eligible for the death penalty. she was found guilty of killing her boyfriend back in may. the jury could not agree on a sentence. they need to find a new jury or take the death penalty off the table. >> a mexican drug cartel was captured mexican marines. the alleged leader of the cartel also known as d 40. he was found in a car carrying $2 million in cash. that cartel is known for killing numerous civilians. >> the results of corey monteith's autopsy will be

released today. but several more test -- toxicology results will take a few days. there's nothing to indicate he died of a drug overdose. they have ruled out foul play. he was found dead in a hotel room on saturday he completed a stint in rehab back in april. >> this man fits all of the criteria of a serial killer dr. anthony garcia arrested with the unsolved murders of 4 people including an 11-year-old boy. cops busted him at a traffic stop in illinois. he appeared to be intoxicated at the time and was carrying a gun. well, he is the king of the diamond. >> back, back, back, back, back. scores! >> crowned this year's home run

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recovers from brain surgery following a stroke. >> we see decreased swelling in the brain. he is awake, alert, interacting with his family and friends and begin to go start physical therapy. >> he will remain hospitalized for another 2 to 3 weeks. doctors now say the heart condition that first landed him in the hospital is likely related to family history and not drug or alcohol use. >> a terrifying situation for a man in nish. this metal smashed through his windshield. he is in the hospital with a severe head injury. >> just a random piece of steel from whesomewhere came out of nowhere went through the upper left hand part of his windshield and struck him in the head. >> after the metal hit the man crashed into a median. right now police are trying to figure out where the object came from. >> thanks patti ann.

now to more on the extreme l weather alert. scorching and dangerous heat. temperatures are expect to do stay in the high 90s for several more days. wnyw reporter is live in queens where some people are waking up without power. >> collin edison says it will b stretched to the max this week. we are seeing sporadic power outages like here in this neighborhood in the rosedale section of queens. people tell me they have been without power since last night. we are in the midst of our third heat wave of this year and the second of the summer season here in new york city. what forecasters say, if it holds true it will be the longest heat wave we have seen in new york city in central park since 2002. con edison says it could set a record for electricity demand this week. the previous record was set back in july of 2011.

this morning there are about 1300 customers around the city who have no electricity. everyone is hoping that it comes on by the te the sun comes up this morning and that it stays on. boy we are in the beginning or in the middle of what promises to be a heat wave that will drag on through the weekend. that is the latest live from the rosedale section of queens. >> robert moses, thank you so much. david petraeus is taking a pay cut for his teaching job at the university of new york. he will be paid just $1 instead of 200,000 doll rar -- dollars. petraeus will be a visiting procedure at the honors college. some politicians criticized the original salary. petraeus attorney says he did not take the teaching job because of the money. >> there is no royal heir to the thrown just yet. we got a possible hint from

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more. >> this is a shocking scene david under wood found saturday a clear slab all that's left of his home a property that although vacant has been in his family for decades. you can see from this google map image what the 3 bedroom ranch style looked like just four-days ago. >> came around the creek looking for the light. my wife says, i think the house is gone. we looked up there and sure enough. it's gone. >> a home torn down by mistake. underwood says the house was originally his late grandmother's though vacant it wasn't completely empty. >> we drove up there and walked around the slab and thought wow as we left we -- i saw the marshals on patrol. i said what happened. that was your house? he's like well we had a desk and

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>> it's july 16th. for the first time a juror is speaking out about the george zimmerman verdict. >> it is just hard thinking somebody lost their life and there is nothing else that could be done about it. >> plus details on what happened during deliberations. >> and a dang lus deerous deadl wave continues for millions of americans. how hot will it get? >> this could be preventing you from getting a good night's rest. what you can do to find your

mattress match. fox and friends first starts right now. >> good morning to you. it is tuesday july 16th. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am patti ann browe brown. it is 30 minutes after the hour. we begin with a fox news alert. a third night of protest against the not guilty verdict of the george zimmerman murder trial. this is new video from oakland, california where thousands try to block a busy freeway. over in los angeles police arrested at least 13 people from vandalizing property and assaulting bystander. one attacked a news reporter and his cameraman. >> this while we are hearing one of the jurors for the first time. she said the verdict took an emotional tole on the six of them once it was decided. >> it was emotional to a point

but after we put our vote in everybody cried. it was just sad we all had to come together and figure out what is going to happen to this man's life afterwards. you find him not guilty you are responsible for that not guilty and everybody who wants him to be found guilty aren't going to have any closure. >> three of the 6 thought he should be acquitted when they began. >> his parents are breaking their silence after the acquittal. >> georgey is not ratist. we are not racist. we color. we are color blind. >> the fbi concluded there was

no racism involved in this case. the justice department this morning is continuing its investigation. doug luzader is live with the latest. >> good morning, doug. >> good morning. we are likely to hear more from eric holder on this today. the political pressure is mounting to bring charges against george zimmerman. the predominantly african american ser roar rit says additional charges could happen. >> the justice department shares your concerns. i share your concerns. as we first acknowledged last spring we have opened an investigation into this matter. >> a federal hate crime charge against zimmerman would be extremely difficult to pull off. there are documents that shows the fbi after interviewing dozens of witnesses could not

find evidence that ration played a role in trayvon martin's death. >> there seems to be mow evidence of racial animosity againby george zimmerman. the defense team said race wasn't a part of this case. i think it will be a high hurdle for the department of justice to make a decision to move forward on a civil rights violation. >> the president had spoken out about the case in the past. he is likely to remain pretty quiet about this. >> doug luzader live in washington. thank you, doug. >> lawyers for rob blagojevich are appealing his corruption conviction. the appeal comes 30 minutes before a midnight deadline and a juror claims he was biassed against them. he was convicted on 18 counts including the power to appoint someone to fill barack obama's

senate seat back in 200wi8. he was sentenced to 14 years behind bars. >> the department of veteran's affairs is spending millions on employment call centers. even though workers took an average of just two calls a day that's the findings of brand new report from the inspector general. $2.2 million was spent on those two centers back in 2012. more than 15 million will be sent through 2015. they handle average 2.4 calls for each operator a day. it is run by private contractor. veterans affairs says it will fix the problem. extreme weather alert dangerous heat smothering the east coast for a second day. temperatures soaring into the high 9 0z. it could be the worst and the longest heat wave in the summer. maria molina is here to tell us how long it will last. >> it will last through at least

friday. including the big cities where so many work in philadelphia to parts of new york city even up into the city of boston. a widespread area will be dealing with the hot temperatures not just the i 95 corridor but further west. talking temperatures into the 90s from memphis and kansas city. you factor in the humidity and it gets so much hotter. you are talking dangerous levels of heat. 99 in dc. philadelphia 97. triple digits heat index values from maryland to dc. hot couple days expected. philadelphia through friday you will remain in the middle 90s.

so many people also don't have air-conditioning. if you don't have air-conditioning go to a air-conditioned place. wear light colors it reflects the sunshine it keeps you cooler say if you were wearing a different color if you were wearing purple or black. >> check on your elderly. >> keep them in doors. we learn a suspected leader of a drug cartel was captured mexican marines. he is the alleged leader also known as z 40. he was found in a car carrying $2 million in cash. it is known for killing millions of civilians. a woman died after being electrocuteed by her iphone 5.

the incident happened in china. she was shocked while she answered a phone while it was charging. apple says it is cooperating now with police. >> this week we are helping you get a good night sleep. with 40 million americans suffering from sleep disorders, sleep position can be key to getting some z's and the mattress you lay on also plays a key role. the doctor joins us with important information on both of those. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we are going to handle lies someone sleeping on a mattress. let's talk about the first position you think is a good one to sleep in. it's called the fetal position. >> if people have a tendency to snore or have probleming breathing at night the side position is a great position to sleep in. it reduces the amount of snoring

we have. it is a great position to sleep in because a lot of people snore. >> we have one of our interns demonstrate that go position. she looks very comfortable. hope you don't fall asleep during this segment. the next one is one you don't necessarily recommend called the free fall. >> when people lion their stomach. these people are typically very outgoing individuals but sometimes they are very sensitive as well. the stomach lining has a real problem one is with breathing as well. because that we have our head turned for a long period of time which can cause actual orthopedic problems with their neck. i never recommend that stomach lying position. >> what about if you put the one knee up? >> you are spending a lot of time with your neck turned for long periods of time in order to breathe. it is really hard on your neck. i always say if you can turn your neck for one minute in that position you probably can't do

it. it is uncomfortable. >> next we have the log. >> the log that's the position often times these people are very verbal. often times they take advantage of it because they are verbal very social people. the log lying position is great for breathing. a lot of people say it is great for low-back pain. it keeps the back street. one of the things we have our patients do if you sleep in the log position because of the knees we want to put a fipillow between the knees and helps separate the knees and the hips. >> let's get to choosing a mattress. i was analyzed earlier what's the profile here. >> the sleep developed this for kings down a global bedding manufacturer. we developed it because there's a big problem when you come to mattresses. you go in decide want to buy a mattress you look at a lot of these rectangles. we have research from a lot of doctors that say small amounts of change in support are going to impact how you sleep. the pain that you have and how

well you feel the next day by doing this we can deal with major body and find the right mattress for you. >> what was my match? >> you were on the low side of that support level into the yellow. if you had things like pain you would have gone up in a support level. you can go out and select whatever mattress up wanted. go to bed match.com and find a retailer in your area and has this diagnostic system you can find the right match with you. >> when you sleep with a partner it is more complicated. >> you can have a partner with you or if the partner is not here we can do a virtual profile it is not as accurate but we can get a little bit of information so you and your partner can get the right mattress and you can have a system that is two different support levels for you. >> robert ex man the sleep to live institute. thank you so much. >> the time 40 after the hour. they are calling it a miracle. this morning for the first time we are hearing from the family of a 6-year-old boy who survived after being swallowed up by a

sand dune. >> she was miss tear chysterica. she said dad, dad, we can't find nathan. he is under the sand. >> that plus the frantic 911 calls made by his friends. and a royal slip, this morning new details about the pending birth of the royal baby. one member of the royal family and spilling the beans. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004.

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the six-year-old boy that was swallowed up by a sand dune making a miraculous recovery today. now for the first time we are hearing the frantic call for help. >> 911. >> my friend he got stuck in a sand dune and he's under the sand and we can't get him out. my friend and his dad are trying to get him out. >> he was buried under 11 feet of sand. it took more than 3 hours for crews to dig him out. this morning his family is speaking out about the desperate rescue effort. >> my daughter was hysterical. she said, dad, dad, we can't findnathan. he is under the sand. >> nathan was limp when they did get him out of the sunday but amazingly he started breathing on his own on the way to the hospital. his brand father calls it a miracle. he is still in critical condition. doctors removed sand from his lung but they hope he can go home they say in about two

weeks. >> a convicted killer wanted in connection with another murder goes free. it is all because of a paperwork mistake. the jail staff just noticed it two months later. robert sand man is considered a person of interest in the murder of a georgia man back in march. he was arrested in new mexico and was set to be extradited to georgia. they sent the paperwork to the wrong place and sandman was let go. does it seem like your car is costing more and more money each year? that's because it is. it is not necessarily because of gas prices. fox business network diane macedo is here to explain. good morning diane. >> good morning patti ann. the cost of own ago car is on the rise. every year it becomes worth less and less. it is costing you more and more to drive it. according to aaa 2013 your driving cost survey the annual cost of owning a car now chanra from 7,000 dollars to more than

11,000 to the average american due to combination of factors. where in the range you fall will depend on what kind of car you are driving. the average cost of all sedans the most typical american car is 60.8 cents a mile based on 15,000 miles of driving 7-11,000 annually. small cars cost the least while 4-wheel drive sport utility vehicles cost the most at 11,599 annually due to their fuel consumption. minivans which often have about the same amount of passenger and cargo space as most suv's average 9,795 dollars while large sedans cost almost as much as the suv's at 11,208,000 a year. aaa says the amount of value your car loses also increased to an average of 3,571 dollars. as for the one bright spot in the report i am sorry to say the

best i could find is fire costs have remain stable with the average sedan owner paying one penny per mile for tires. >> diane macedo, fox business network. thanks. >> a royal slip. this morning we have new details about the pending birth of the royal baby. did one member of the royal family spill the beans? >> a pregnant woman pinned against the wall as a car slam noose her motel room. brian kilmeade has what's coming up on fox and friends. >> how are you. i have to tell you i am not in studio. please don't search me. you can go through my officely never know. there are no security cameras. we will go through that. first we will be talking about the home run derby and the celebrity softball game. george zimmerman situation the jurors speak out publically. what it means for maybe the first case on the federal level. also on the show is it against the law to place your -- flash

your headlights on a driver that is ready to get you on a speed track. cell phones how can you stop it make you know i am here. highlights on the home run derby. anna kooiman learns to work with the vendors at the ballpark like the pros. peter gal blagher is here. sarah michelle gellar. i hope we fit it in over the next three hours. please put something on.

>> it is a miracle that a couple in ohio walked out of this one alive. take a look. a van loses control. it's going 100 miles per hour and it plows into their motel room. the woman is eight months

pregnant. she was tphobd to the ground from the impact. -- knocked to the ground from the impact. police say the out-of-control driver ran a red light and then hit two vehicles and a light pole before smashing into their hotel room. the couple says they believe they cheated death. no new heir to the royal throne yet but we got a possible hint from prince charles' wife camilla. she said she expects the baby to be here by the end of the week. we're live outside st. mary's hospital in london with details. >> good morning to you, ainsley. still quite a lot of tense atmosphere going on here. those are the famous steps we'll see william and kate come out cradling their future boy or girl. we don't know. take a look at this. this is a parking suspension sign that went

up before the first of july. there is an event going on it says. you don't have to tell me that. that's when all the press arrived here on the first of july. they're all camped out. cameras from across the world and of course the british media as well waiting for that moment when the duchess of cambridge arrives. photographers here. they're marking out their spots ready for that all-important photograph when william and kate come out. there is no due date officially but the duchess of cornwall did tell us yesterday that she and the rest of her family standing by waiting for that all-important phone call. as she says, it may happen by the end of this week. >> thanks so much. the latest adventure for russian president vladimir putin, diving to the bottom of the baltic sea. he went inside a submarine to explore a russian ship that sank in 1869.

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monteith's autopsy should be expected today. right now police in vancouver say there is nothing to indicate he died from a drug overdose. tonight's baseball all star game tonight. brian kilmeade will be live on field. >> time for a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a 73-year-old oregon man proves you're never too old to have a little fun. [music playing] >> that's dick "flash dance" walker who organized this flash mob with over 100 people. he got the idea after watching youtube. >> a texas a & m quarterback sent home early for missed meetings.

they sent him home because of too much partying. some say because he was sick. >> the ugly. two armed robbers getting a beat-down by a store clerk. as the suspects filled their bags, a customer with a chair helped block their escape. >> thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. >>gretchen: good morning. it is tuesday, july 16. thank you for sharing your time today. i'm gretchen carlson. the juror, one of them in the george zimmerman trial, breaking her silence. she says race was not a factor. >> if there was another person, spanish, white, asian, if they came in the same situation where trayvon was, i think george would have reacted the exact same way. >>gretchen: that juror, b-37, we will hear more from her coming up. >>steve: that juror and the f.b.i.