amazing editorial on fox news opinion com. this is a must read. go to fox news.com, john will be back on monday and i am sure he will share that with us. >> appreciate you joining us. >> america lives starts right now. >> this is a fox news alert. new questions for the white house after remarks that president obama made after meeting with the world's communist leaders. he sat down with the vietnam's president and spent times to advance our relationship. president obama appeared to commriment the late communist dictator. the vietnam war leader was inspoired by none other than our founding fathers and documents. listen. >> the president shared with me a copy of a letter is not my

hochi min to harry trumman. he was inspired by the u.s. declaration of independence and constitution and word fz thomas jefferson. he talks about the special in cooperation of the united states. and even if it is 67 years later, it is good that we are still making progress. >> joining me now editor of fox power play. chris. chris, i am guessing those remarks will not go over well with a lot of folks. >> certainly for the families of 60,000 who died in the theater of vietnam, no. but things are different with vietnam. things are different thannine a decade ago. and they are a few communist nations and they do revere uncet

ho as they call him and there is a glassed in ma useleum and he was a mass murderer and a butcher and some estimates half million of the north vietnammese people were slaughtered. and when he was writing that letter to president trumman, he happen to be hanging out with joseph stalin and getting the red army to train his army and so they could do things and compare about taxes and uprising. and that doesn't sound like thomas jefferson's jam right there. and with that in mind, what do you make of the remarks, was it a slip of the tongue and prepared and calculated decision to be made and whose benefit was

it for? it seems to be one of two things. either it is a ga ffe and the president doesn't know or didn't know now who ho chemin really does or did. and i have no idea. and the other possibility was he was being morally flexible and at home and say something nice and he got carried away and saying this guy who was really a butcher and regime that followed after them and cruel and brutal reprisal against the vietnammese who helped us and they could have gotten away. and he may have gotten away rhetorically in trying to make his guests feel at home.

chief excutive officer, ask any vietnam veteran if they were fighting a tyrant or intellectual descendent of thomas jefferson the answer is union versal. he was a communist dictator and obsessed with consolidating power. and the president's statement is pandering. >> we are getting ready t-cell great the 60th anniversary of the cold war in korea, for much of america, these are forgotten conflicts and the fact that americans gave their lives in the conflicts in asia, it is often forgotten and overlooked. and the president may not have top mind awareness; but as you pointed out for a lot of vietnam veterans in the counsel row that the reason we fought the war was

a misunderstanding and a nor miss if trum inn and ho could have got together in those days will ring offensive i am sure. >> chris, thank you very much and have a great weekend. >> and we reached out to two of the largest veteran groups and for now they are declining to comments. we'll talk to lieutenant oliver north and a combat vet. they will weigh in on the white house visit. >> police in washington on the hunt for who ever is pnl for this. check it out. someone splashed green paint on the lincoln memorial early this morning and investigators say it was no accident. the park serve working to clone up the sight. joining us is carol johnson. carol thank you for the time

today. what can you tell us about the status of the investigation? >> i can't speak to the investigation, that is under the park police and we don't talk about the security issues, but i can tell you that sometime in the middle of the night last night, somebody splashed green paint on the stat u and it is on the stat ow and pedastal and floor. we have a historic preservation clue cleaning sdpup there is no perm nept damage. >> that is excellent. millions of visitors come to the national mall every year. i have to ask you, i live in dc, and i was under the impression that there was cameras and officers out patrolling. who is keeping an eye on things in the middle of the night and would is there have been videoer and officers in that area? >> there is surveillance video

and this are officers a signed, but again, going to do with security that is police. >> and i remember my god son to come and see the lincoln memorial. he wanted have his picture there and there was ska folding because of the repairs. a lot of folks won't get to visit that. you have any estimate of how long it may take? and how many visitors do we have. snshg the lincoln gets 6.2 million and on the mall itself 25 million visits a year. it is a destination internationally and nationally, we have millions of visitors, the good news again, we worked quickly this morning to clean up as much as we could.

and the portico on the stairs is open. the public can go get a few of the chamber. we want to make sure the clean up is done before we open up the chamber itself. we hope that will be sometime today. >> all right. carol with the national mall we wish everyone the best in getting that valuable memorial in top shape. >> that's true. >> thank you so much. you are welcome. >> protest in the streets of cairo and other egyptian cities today hours after ousted president of morsi was a cowed of murder and conspoiring with hams. it was a prison escape that left

14 guards dead. here's more. leland? >> it is a convenient decision by the military to keep mohammed morsi incommunicado as they deal with massive protest. promorsi protest. and promilitary and clashes are getting violent. so far two dead and clashes are reported in throw cities around egypt. muslim brotherhood is saying we want our men back in office and on the right military protest and the leader of the military hupta there called for people to come out and support the military that tock over from morsi just a couple of weeks ago. morsi won election democratically and by a slim

margin and proceeded to move out and put in strict reforms and move egypt to a islamic state. and that didn't sit well with the military. the sun is setting and getting dark in the middle east and cairo and the end of the ramma dan fast and prayers and that's when the protests get more violent and out of control. in the coup there was 50 morsi supporters ta died. a number of clashes over the past koichl weeks and we are head nothing a critical 24 hours. the military gave the brotherhood saturday night to enter the transition process and be a part of the elections and the brotherhod said not a chance, we had a election and our man won. the question going forward, will

the military use force against the brotherhood or let them protest as they are now. back to you. >> thank you so much. >> and a group of college republicans denied access to president obama's speech in missouri. after they were stopped for security reasons. we'll talk to a young republican about what happened after the break. >> and students decide to spoof a popular reality show by holding a red neck day. and how the tribute to duck dynasty touched off a federal investigation. and we are hearing for the other woman in the texting scandal. wait until you hear what though thee winer. >> you thought he was a dirty old man. >> his exact wording is he is argumentive and perpetually horny middle age man. i said no, you are nochlt but

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>> fox news alert. democratic party officials are joining the growing calls for san diego mayor to resign. several women accused the mayor of harrassment. one said fieldener pat her on the bottom and another said he asked her to work without underwear. deborah waszerman shut z issued a statement calling on him to step down. and the democratic party, decided it was time for fieldener to go. >> now charges are filed and the legal process is in motion and we see that it is continuing to evolve, we felt strongly it was time to take a strong stand with a very clear voice and united voice on behalf of democrats in the county we think it is in the best interest of the city of san

diego to have the mayor step down. >> fieldener denied harassing anybody. and >> the early of child hod education shouldn't be partisan. states with republican governors are doing it. our kids don't care about politics. we should prove that we care about them. and make this thing happen and i will push as long as i am president until every kid is getting a good healthy start in life and prepared when they go to school. (applause) >> that was president obama kicking off the economic speaking tour on wednesday and an event that ten college republicans were turned away from attending. they said they put away the signs and ready to listen to the spoech.

the secret service refused to let them enter and saying it was for security reasons. and a j joins us with more. a j, what happened when you approached. you had tickets as i understand and what happened? >> i personally was not at the event. and there was six college republicans from the university of central missouri and to where i attend school. and they had protested earlier in the day, from about 2 o'clock on and wanted to enter the president's spoech once it started to roll around versus time for him to get the speech. they were stopped by security personnel who they believe was a police officer. he had pd written on his hat and they were turned away from what he called security reasons. >> we have a statement from brian leery.

the event was closed to any additional republic and what made your members think it was something other than that if they did. >> they were not told it was because the rom was to full. they met people who walked out of the event because it was to hot. they went through the proper steps and they had extra tickets and they had two extra tickets and they were denied entrow. >> you mentioned the protest and we have mention of them and their signs. this was a public speech area. and my understanding of reading an account of this, they were not allowed to protest where they were in earshot or line sight of anyone waiting for that event. it was the protrocolto get rid of the signs. the students did get rid of them. and other things that identified

them as republicans. is that what you contend may have impacted them not getting in? >> it seemed like it. i can't speak specifically to each t- shirt. but the secretary was wearing a mazu republican's t- shirt and did have the national debt on the back but i can't imagine it was a security threat. >> i understand it was hot and there was a lot of seats empty. some people had to wait and the summer heat was too much. there were empty seats. and did they say anything about others admitted the sight at the same time or after they were. no, they didn't. they were turned away at, what the secretary explaneed to me was a perimeter. they were getting close to the

rec center where the president was spoking but they were turned away. >> no idea if others were allowed n. >> they had ticket. the secret service said it is the 50 step in the press and we'll continue to investigate and see what else que can find out. a j, thank you. >> i appreciate it. >> a shocking new experiment shoes how vulnerable our nation's ships are to hackers and terrorist. plus, fox nows has new details on the hero of benghazi. a man badly injured and he is still in the hospital today. we'll talk to the congressman who is one of the only people to peek and wait until you hear what he has to say. >> in the main residence. david comes here and gets ambassador stephens from his bedroom and bripgs him and shawn

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>> new reaction to the family of the little boywho inspired former president bush to do this. he is patrick and two years old and fighting leukemia. he is a son of a secret service agent that works on the president's detail. members of the security team all picked up the razors, too. patrick's family released a statement saying he are humbled and honored by the generosity that president and

mrs. bush showed toward our son. we are grateful for the outpouring of love and support. george and barbara bush lost their second child, a daughter named robin to leukemia 60 years ago. new evidence that a piece of technology could be exploited by criminals or terrorist. and they are proving how the bad guys can take control without anyone knows. johnrobers is in atlanta with the exclusive story. hello, john. >> good afternoon to you, shannon. we'll show you what they did. but not giving tips to terrorist on telling how to do. it we rely on gps and we were going in a different direction

than the gps is saying we were. that's what they did in the ya cht in the mediterranean sea. he fed into it counterfeit systems. and they were able to take it far off course and look at the wake, you can so it was curving and all the while, the ship's gps said nothing was wrong and it was moving on a straight line on the intended course. >> for maratime traffic it is a problem. imagine shutting down a port or running a ship aground? these are implications that we are worried about. >> the costa concordia proved if you move a cruise ship off in

treacherous waters it has disastrous results. does the government know about it? >> we cover another one of the experiments. and using an manned and they contacted him and the department of homeland security has done nothing to show what is a critical risk to the homeland security. it is a commercial aircraft and potentially spoofed and taken off course and off track. it is serious and homeland security issue. and they are looking at it is by request. >> never responded to the request of the congressman to call. two senators asked them to look into this and what they are

doing to address the critical infrastructure system. it is expected by the end of august and that could prompt congressional hearings in this. thank you. we are doing a fox news alert. the mother of trayvon speaking to the crowd of the national urban league. and job creation. let's listen in to her remarks. >> no college for trayvon. no grandkids coming from trayvon. all because of a law. a law that has prevented the

person who shot and killed my son to be held accountable and to pay for this awful crime. what is my message to you? . my message to you is, please use my story, please use my tragedy. please use my broken heart to say to yourself we cannot let this happen to anybody else's child. (applause) and i hope i delivered that message because on the way here, i gave the driver one of my business cards and it has

a picture of trayvon on there and what he said was, he told me, that is my son, too. so my message is coming across and it is coming across the right way. it is coming across because i know that regardless of the color of someone's skin, that somebody is listening, that somebody wants to act and somebody wants to react. the only thing that i say to you is, no body is hurting worse than me as a parent. me as a mom, because you know as a mom, we are sensitive when it comes to our children and we have every right to be. >> you are listening to sabrina fulton, mother of trayvon martin

who is addressing her son's death and controversial stand your ground law in florida and some 20 plus states. eric has 34r. >> it is a emotional and heart felt plea from trayvon's mom who said the verdict was devastating and also saying that george zimmerman got away with murder and that was devastating. there is a sympathetic audience in the national urban league convejz and a heart felt speech. zimmerman was acquitted on the jury of self defense, but eric holder, the attorney general announced that the department of justice is investigating zimmerman for possible civil right's violation, even though the fbi report and sanford police report ashes parentally showed there was no racialab

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>> and a hard land nothing new york's laguardia airport. investigators are saying that the southwest airline jet touched down nose first.

and the mainlanding gear on the back. it violates normal procedures and the ntsb will not say if the nose gear should have been able to withstand the impact. it came on the nose after the front landing gear crumpbled. no one was seriously injured. >> and forgetting what it is like to be a red neck. and i how about this. what are you doing. you don't think i am a red neck? i am fixing to go crazy red neck up in here. you're crazy, willie. >> let her rip, by. >> that's where i come from. a clip from the hit reality show following a wealthy lous lose family that sponsored a school sponsored red neck day. and students were encouraged to

dress up like the stars and now that district is in hot weather. the department of education launching an investigation asking if red neck day violated civil rights after one student showed up with a confederate flag as a cape. you are already chuckling. >> you know that allen has no idea what duck dynasty. >> i am from the south shore of long iowa land. >> there is no confederate flags. >> i understand the student did take it off as he was asked and there was a complaint and now the fes are complaining. >> it is a civil right's issue. and this will drive mike crazy that the government is getting involved. they will investigate where there is civil right issues that are violated. it is not a huge deal, egs.

>> it is taxpayer money and time for the investigators. >> should there be any recourse if someone feels they are committing? >> no. if someone investigated on my behalf. i am offended. >> i wait for the time when one story will tell the american people enough already. benghazi and the obama administration. >> that is a phony scandal. >> four dead americans. >> irs leaks. >> and they found out. and progressive groups were involved. >> but allen, we have an investigation because a kid wears a confederate flag to red neck day. and how about the black panthers. and that is 12 second video got played over and over again in the bush administration. and that is decisions made about

that post bush. >> you keep bringing it up. it is a point and a lack of priorities. and like being married to somebody and you cope -- keep bringing it up. and no one complained. >> by my calendar we are almost in august. it was upset to one person. the principal saids show was popular and where do you draw the line? >> i can see the point, too much government? but what attempt for redress does one have if you truly feel repreponderatesople the discrimination. >> what is the remedy. should the kid go to jail or school fined? what will happen?

>> maybe get a course or education. a waste of taxpayer money. you tried to overturn the affordable care act. >> i know the remedy force the people who are upset sit down to duke dynasty. >> you know. >> it is a great show. he doesn't know it is a great show. >> a l would love. it >> i am on bravo a lot. >> i bet you are. >> i don't know. but in the end of the day when there is so much about government shortage and sequestration. and battles. >> stop spending time investigating benghazi because of four dead americans. >> sad and tragic as that is not a scandal. >> we want to know if there was a way to have saved them and prevent it from happening again.

>> don't invade libya in the first place and create a vacouple where there is no government and the bad guys. >> how did we get from red neck day to this. >> you have to bob and wove on these. >> the big picture here, is that there is a lack of priority with the administration and i think the bigger story is a federal investigation because one person was offended that a kid unwittingly wore a confederate flag. >> this doesn't go as far as obama or eric holder. it would have happen happen. >> we talked about where the doj said no funding in louisiana. >> it is a total overreach and another example of going too far. and they lose public support

when they overreach. >> here is the problem. you go after the president and administration for every minor thing. and that is what gives darril issa a lack of credibility. >> can we leave it there. love you both. we'll get to the dvd's. >> look to honey booboo. >> honey into bo coming occupy america live? no. fox news family alert. we have breaking news on the mommy front. forget the royal baby. a big announcement from megyn kelliy. stay tuned. and cities are turning to parking tickets as a new source of revenue. you know how you feel when you get one of those. not good. rrn anyone have occasional constipation,

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>> the battle is heating up over a holcast memorial. the atheist group said it has a star of david and violates church and state. the memorial will teach about the atrocities and will include all religious minorities and gays and mentally ill. you don't like the idea of star of david on the memorial. >> i don't like it only on the memorial. the holocaust killed len million people. 40 percent were not jewish. but the only insiganyia is a jewish star. it descounts the 40 percent who

died and are not jewish. it is illegal because it is endorsement of judiam. >> the supreme court may see it differently. they have examined a memorial with the cross and said symbols don'ts inially have to be religious and doesn't mean they are excluded from the memorials. but the supreme court said it is not endorsement of religion if it is in the context of enclusion. if you have a building with a jewish star and cross and kressant. that is not endorsement of religion. if it makes the building look like a jewish synagogue, it is a chlor endorsement of joudiam over anybody else. there is a lot of people who died in the holocaust.

gay people and others were killed in en masse. the building breaks the law and completely ignores. >> i will take issue on whether it breaks the law. setting a star of david on the house. inspired by the ohio soldiers and survivors who made ohio their home. if you save one life it is as if you save the world. millions more including prisoners of war and hemosexuals and mentally ill and political disdebts who suffered. >> if you are driving by and see the huge jewish star on top, you will not be able to read the inscription. it is going to look like a jewish shrine or sin going and it is important that we not give the holocaust to just the jews. >> yes, they were the primary

target. it was about extermating them. the other groups may have support today or equated as being less than favorable and equating to being to the level of a jewish person. it was about targeting. >> it was about creating a arian race. >> the jews were a primary target. >> they were not the only target and shouldn't be the only one memorialized and not gip that impression. there is a law that separates church and state and everybody has to obey. what we need to do is do what the advisory board did consider the bunch of options and get one that doesn't break the law. they discussed the legal aspects of placing a jewish star and ignored the fact they were breaking the law. >> they don't contend they are.

>> one person on the board did and he left because of this. they are making a controversy that is not necessary. other signs did not break the law and we think they should go with one that doesn't that doesn't break the law. in the end, everybody has to break the lawing even if they don't want to. >> we'll see if it goes that far. >> we'll see. >> good to see you. thanks for coming in. we've waited almost nine months to get the details on a big story. yes, today, we have the news on megyn kelly's new baby, including pictures, but you have to stay tuned. plus, we're now hearing from the other woman in the anthony weiner sexting scandal, lashing out at the former congressman. but now she's taking some heat of her own. >> did you get the sense that he was acting out on those phone calls? >> absolutely, yes. >> and were they real for you as well? >> i think it was a fantasy thing for the both of us. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh...

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if you feel like you've been getting more tickets from the police lately, you're not alone. we're seeing evidence that some major american cities are being really aggressive about writing up those tickets to scare up revenue. adam is in los angeles with more. hey, adam. >> reporter: only in l.a. is there now a parking app on your phone to help you stay away from these, all to help drivers try to decipher these signs so they don't get a ticket. >> she gave me another ticket. >> reporter: expensive fines, confusing signs. cities are rolling in the dough thanks to parking violations. >> they think of them as new atm machines. >> reporter: in los angeles, parking tigts bring in three times more revenue than parking

meters. >> they want them high enough that they make a lot of money on them but low enough that you're going to say, you know, it's not worth giving up a day and going to court. >> reporter: since 2005, ticket prices have nearly doubled in l.a., now starting at $63. >> it's almost an entire day's wages for a minimum wage employee. and people can't afford that kind of thing. >> reporter: same story in washington, d.c., which handed out nearly two million tickets and $100 million in fines last year. >> they substituted the parking tickets for the welcome mat. >> reporter: some cities even charge for sunday parking, including san francisco, which sits atop the list of highest ticket prices. so why not just obey the signs? well, which ones? and what exactly do they all mean? >> i have a graduate degree and i can't read some of these signs. i don't know what's going on. >> reporter: the signs are clear, according to l.a.'s department of transportation, who told us, "we frequently have multiple parking regulation that require more than one sign. the public is responsible for reading all posted signs and complying with the regulations

in effect." the critics say there's got to be a better way for cities to raise money. >> it would be better for our democracy if the cities realistically said this is what's going to cost us to provide these services and these are the ways we think we ought to raise that money. >> reporter: a lot of cities are now contracting up a collection of these, making it harder for people to fight the fact that they got a ticket. >> thank you. we got word a short while ago, megyn kelly may not be here, but she's got some really big family news today. we will bring you that coming up. plus, at a white house event yesterday, president obama appeared to praise the communist revolutionary who helped inspire the vietnam war. that's just ahead.

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anthony weiner's x-rated controversy. for the first time, we are hearing directly from the other woman, who says she exchanged steamy text messages with the former congressman and current new york city mayoral candidate. it's a brand-new hour. i'm in for megyn kelly. 24-year-old sydney leathers going from online to the real world in a lengthy interview with ""inside edition"." >> the sense that he was acting out on these phone calls? >> absolutely, yes. >> and they were real for you as well? >> i think it was a fantasy thing for the both of us. >> live in our new york city newsroom, julie banderas is following all the twists and turns. >> and there are many. if you're running for mayor, though, this isn't the kind of interview you want throughout. anthony weiner'sweiner's sextin speaks. anthony weiner likes to refer to himself as a dirty old man. >> he said that about himself to

me. his exact wording is that he is an argumentative, perpetually horny old man. i was like no, you're not. but yes, he is. i feel sick about it. i'm disgusted by him. he's not who i thought he was. >> did you ever say to him that you loved him? >> yes. >> so you told anthony wean hear the you loved him? >> yes. >> did he ever tell you that he loved you? >> yes. >> what would upset him? >> me being hit on by other men really upset him. we were facebook friends, so he could see if men were commenting on photos of me and telling me that i was pretty or just really minor things like that really bothered him. obviously i knew he wanted me to erase any evidence of our conversations, because that was around all the time i knew he was going to run for mayor. >> and news conference after news conference, it was hard to keep up with weiner's fuzzy math

when speaking about how many women he sexted. >> there are more than -- there are a few, i don't have a specific number for you. i said at the time of my resignation there were six. i don't believe there have been any -- i don't think total anymore. it's not dozens of dozens. it is six to ten, i suppose. but i can't tell you absolutely what someone else is going to consider inappropriate or not. >> and last, how many women he sent sexually explicit texts to after he resigned. he says he didn't believe there were more than three. this after his public apology, to which he promised he learned from his mistakes at the time of his resignation in 2011 but continued sexting for another year. the frontrunner is petering out as he now trails christine quinn by nine percentage points two months before the primary, shannon. >> you are going to say tay on s issue as it develops. we're just getting word of

new questions for his wife. the senator is calling for an investigation into the consu consulting fees of huma abedin. they are looking into an arrangement that allowed her to take on private clients in addition to that government job. in washington, one of the biggest unions is blasting the president's health care overhaul, complaining that after giving their support, they may not be able to keep their plan. the union sent a letter to democratic congressional leaders saying "when you and the president sought our support for the affordable care act, you pledged that if we like the health plan we have now, we can keep them. sadly, that promise is under threat." hello, wendell. >> reporter: obama care critics are crying gotcha because the national treasury employees union doesn't want to give up its government health insurance, which is basically the same that

members of congress get for one of the president's private insurance exchanges. actually, the members won't have to but dave camp says the fact that they're fighting the bill that proposed that would force them to make the trade shows that the affordable care insurance isn't as good as it's being made out to be. republicans who oppose the cost of obama care now adding the quality of the insurance coverage to the debate. >> the health care debate is a debate that the president's not going to engage in, but he wanted to talk about it yesterday even though it's one of the things that's holding back full-time job creation and everybody knows it. >> reporter: forcing government workers to switch plans would break the president's programs that if you like your present insurance you can keep it. obama care was created for those with no insurance or can't afford their current plan. some unions have criticized obama care, including the teamsters, the united food and

commercial workers, and the united roofers union. the president says most republican proposals to change obama care are really aimed at killing it. >> if they've got better ideas to make sure every american knows the security of affordable health care, well, share it with the country. you know, repealing obama care and slashing our budgets in education and research and infrastructure, that's not an economic plan. >> a lot more attention being focused on the affordable care act as the health insurance exchange is set to begin enrolling people in the fall. shannon? >> all right, wendell, thank you. joining us now for some reaction, karl rove, former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush and a fox news contributor. great to see you today. >> nice to see you, shannon. >> what do you make of this? we have unions writing letters to harry reid and nancy pelosi, saying we need some changes or this is going to kill us. it's going to kill the idea of a

40-hour workweek in america and we may not be able to keep our benefits. now we have another major union asking employees to write to their congressmen to tell them to fix obama care. these are the people who backed the law. >> yeah. i wrote about this in "the wall street journal" recently. i was really taken by the letter from the teamsters, the food and commercial workers, and unite here, which is hotel workers. they made several points. one is that the law has perverse incentives in it to limit hourly employees to less than 30 hours a week, because if you're a full-time employee, that you're supposedly working 30 hours or more and you have to be given insurance coverage by your employer. you work less than 30 hours, you don't have to be provided insurance coverage. so a lot of people who hire hourly employees are limiting their hours to 30 hours, particularly in the hospitality and restaurant business. and this is having rippling throughout our entire economy. this year, each month an average of 21,700 full-time jobs have

been created while 93,000 part-time jobs have been created. an incentive for companies to only hire part-time. the second point they made is that these unions, by and large their employees are covered by employers in a non-profit insurance arrangement. in fact, this is becoming more and more common. 60% now of u.s. workers are now covered by these so called self-funded programs, which interestingly enough, that percentage is growing because they're not subject to obama care's requirement for all these lavish benefits forwhat's called a community rating or for a thing called an medical loss ratio, which is a very comply ka -- complicated things. more and more they're moving into these non-profit funded insurance programs. but they're not eligible for the subsidies given through obama care. which makes it less attractive to have a unionized work force

and less attractive to add people. finally, despite the fact that these are non-profit plans, everybody in them is still going to have to pay the new insurance tax that's on every insurance policy, that works out to about 3% tax on every insurance policy. so the union guys wrote a tough letter to pelosi and reid saying this is tough for us. but the real target was the president, saying we elected you, walked the precincts, gave you the money, got out the vote and this is how you reward us. >> quickly, is this a case of having to pass the bill to find out what's in it and now that people find it, they don't want to take the medicine? >> oh sure, absolutely. if you'd gone to the unions and said incidentally, as part of the affordable care act, we're going to take these agreements you worked without employers and give you good benefits and just totally mess it all up, i doubt that those unions would have been enthusiastically supporting the passage of obama care. >> all right. karl rove. we read the piece. thank you for sharing your insights. >> you bet.

fox news alert now. new developments in the investigation into that deadly train crash in spain. spanish police detaining the train's driver while he recovers from the hospital. they can't speak to him yet because of his condition. police also recovering the train's black box. as we learn more about the american who was just one of 78 people killed in this crash. anna maria cordova worked for arlington diocese in virginia and was traveling with her family. she was 47. greg has more on this. >> reporter: the state department says u.s. officials are at the scene of this horrific train wreck. in fact, five americans were injured along with that american woman who was killed in the wreck, along with those killed overall, according to local officials, 81 people remain in the hospital. 31 are in critical condition. it happened when the train approached the northwestern spanish city of santiago. investigators are focusing on excessive speed as a possible

cause. the driver reportedly radioing in that he should have been going at 50 miles an hour. instead, he was going at 120 miles an hour. as we continue to hear more from survivors, including americans, one saying it was like being inside an 18-wheeler truck flipping around when the accident happened. everyone, everything flying around. lots of screaming, we were told. lots of blood. lots of smoke. now, houston native and survivor robert lost his wife in the chaos but linked up with her again after rescuers pulled her out of the train car. take a listen. >> they sat her right next to a railroad track. i didn't see it until i walked and i saw her just a couple of steps away. i recognized her. she, unfortunately, got really, really -- she got hurt very bad. >> she is now in the hospital. and one more note about the late virginia native anna maria

cordova. she, her husband, and her daughter were actually traveling on that train to meet their son, who had just completed a religious pilgrimage, which ends in that city of santiago d di compestello. his name, santiago. a lot of people right now very, very sad at this tragic dent. back -- accident. >> thank you very much. after meeting with the leader of vietnam, president obama seemed to link the communist revolutionary to our founding fathers. vietnam combat vet ally norris joins us with the reaction. up next, incredible new details about the hero of benghazi, a man so badly injured trying to defend our consulate, he is still in the hospital today. >> in the main residence, a special agent comes here and

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we're learning brand-new details about the benghazi terror attack and the heroic actions in one of the most severely wounded survivors. the diplomatic security act his leg shredded by mortar rounds, spent hours waiting for medical help as dozens of islamic militants swarmed the compound. katherine harris is live in washington with more. katherine? >> reporter: confidential sources tell fox news that during the second wave of the attack, diplomatic security agent david ubin was on the roof of the cia annex along with

tyrone woods. three mortar rounds rained down on the compound. the first fell short by about 50 yards, but the subsequent mortar rounds were direct hits. both were killed with the mortar sledding ubin's right leg. the accuracy of the mortars was in no way spontaneous. >> there's no way that an individual who has been simply trying to shoot an ak-47 could then be given a mortar, a very complex piece of technology, which requires even in our own military months of training to be effective on. it is beyond the ability of most soldiers to simply pick up a mortar and do this. therefore, this indicates to me that not only was this a sophisticated attack, it was a well-orchestrated, well-planned attack. >> fox news is on securing this photo to respect his request for privacy as he remains focused on his family and his recovery alongside america's wounded warriors from afghanistan and

iraq. he was so severely injured that ten months later, he is still being treated at walter reid medical center in suburban washington, d.c. three state department employees were injured at benghazi, and those who know the diplomatic security agent say he was without adequate medical help for hours, claiming no medical plane was sent to evacuate the injured. a short time ago, the state department said that they found it offensive to suggest the state department had not done everything possible to help its employees on that day, shannon. >> all right, catherine, thank you very much. our next guest is one of the only people to have spoken with david ubben since the attack. louieu -- louis gohmert is with us. >> we've communicated a number of months. i respect his wishes to remain private. i encouraged him to come forward. he's got his own difficult time just rehabilitating and going

through therapy. he's got a beautiful family, a former army ranger. obviously when catherine found out from other sources about david and asked if i would comment, i e-mail eed david ande said use my own judgment. now, the state -- it is important to distinguish the state department employees that were there at the consulate. those that david and ty and glen protected with their gunfire from the top of the roof, where they took the fatal mortal rounds. the state department employees that were there were tremendously helpful to david, and he made it very clear they were quite good, and it's because of them he didn't completely lose his leg. but for the state department itself saying that they did everything they could, how many

people went to sleep that night while those people were suffering over there and were hoping for a rescue sometime? i mean, that's why ty and glen gave their lives. that's why david lost part of a leg. they were trying to buy time for the people. and they saved a lot of lives. but the state department and this president -- this administration could have done so much more. i mean, shannon, i've flown from andrews airport base to jordan in less than ten hours, and libya is a lot closer. to say they couldn't get a plane there any sooner is absolutely outrageous. to say they did everything they could, well, a little painkiller couldn't have been bad for a guy that lost a lot of his leg. but david doesn't complain. that's me, that's not david. but i'm telling you, there is so much more they could have done. we owe our people so much more. and we owe them to get to the bottom of all the things that went wrong, that the people that were on the rooftop like david really can't -- they don't have knowledge of. but we deserve to get the people

that do know why help didn't come a whole lot quicker. >> to that end, you have endorsed the idea of a select committee to investigate. do you think there's a chance that will happen? are your colleagues supportive? >> there is one way the select committee will happen. it helped that we had nearly a thousand special ops sign a petition demanding that we get a committee. the way it happened is if your viewers, the people across america demand it, because then both republican and democratic leaders, they're very sensitive to political issues, they will cause that to happen. we owe it to future people, we owe it to the blood of the mortars that gave their live to help others. they deserve answers. and to have been told by a surviving family member that at the ceremony to be told by the secretary of state we're going to get the guy that did the video, it told me we didn't care

about the guy that did a video. we wanted the people that murdered our loved one. >> congressman louie gohmert, we will stay abreast of your efforts to get that select committee and we'll see if our viewers weigh in as well. thank you, sir. >> thanks so much, shannon. always good to talk to you. >> you, too. there are new questions now about whether president obama praised the man who helped bring communism to vietnam and sparked the vietnam war. we'll give you the facts and let you decide. coming up, ralph peters and colonel oliver north join us. plus, pope francis drawing massive enthusiastic crowds wherever he goes. coming up, see what we're learning about the newest leader of the catholic church. and right over there, you can't see it? maybe see it a little bit? our very first picture of megyn kelly's new baby. a closer look at all of the details, but you've got to stick around. so i'm checking out the jetta. 34 hwy mpg. check.

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wrap your mind around no prom for trayvon. no high school graduation for trayvon. no college for trayvon. no grandkids coming from trayvon. all because of a law. a law that has prevented the person who shot and killed my son to be held accountable and to pay for this awful crime. >> that was the mother of trayvon martin speaking in philadelphia today. using trayvon's death to push

for a change to self-defense laws. arthur is a criminal defense attorney and fox news analyst. >> hi, how are you? as heartfelt as that is, right, what the juror winds up saying really is the keys on this. what she says is you can't put the man in jail even though our hearts, in our hearts, we felt he was guilty. we had to grab our hearts and put it aside and look at the evidence. >> and talk about the juror who's now spoken out. >> and that's what they did. and the legal analyst who followed this, that's what they had to do. and what's a little misleading here is she's referring to the stand your ground law, which as we know didn't play a role here. it was a straight self-defense case. this type of self-defense that exists everywhere, they exist in new york. if somebody is threatening you and was about to cause serious physical injury or death, you are allowed to retaliate, unless you have an opportunity to escape, that's what the stand

your ground rule goes. but here -- when someone's on top of you punching you in the face. so it's a heart wrenching case. nobody wanted trayvon martin to die. george zimmerman didn't want trayvon martin to die. george zimmerman wasn't some drug dealer who was out there carrying around a .45 to transfer kilos of coke. he was doing what he thought he needed to do. there was bad judgment on his part. there were mistakes on his part. but if george zimmerman got the death penalty, trayvon martin is still not graduating high school. he's still not going to the prom. he's still not giving her grandchildren. and that breaks everybody's heart. i'm sure it breaks george zimmerman's heart as well. but we can't get so caught up in emotions that we throw our legal system out the wichita that's just not how it works. >> and how tough is that right now? because you and i are lawyers and we know about the letter of the law. she spoke about the way the laws are written and our intents, and no matter what the emotions may have been, they did follow the instructions given to the jury. are you worried that there's now

a different conversation about going around the law, or maybe taking important laws off the books? >> you always have to worry about that. >> because this is deeply emotional. any mother grieving for her child, nobody wishes that for any mother or father. >> correct, you're right. and as attorneys -- and you covered the supreme court all the time where they just have to take emotion out of this and go by the letter of the law. you don't want there to get such momentum behind this case especially, which is not the type of racial cases that people get behind. in crown heights brooklyn, there was a case where a jewish man was killed bay black man when the crowd was screaming "kill the jew." there's no evidence of that here. in queens, there were white guys who chased black guys just because they're black on to the highway and they got hit by a car. those are civil rights cases. that evidence did not come out in this george zimmerman trial. it didn't. and so you don't make something that isn't there just because

it's what politically that's what we want to do. we can't let the law bend to the political whims. >> quick yes or no, the federal government now stepping in to investigate possible federal civil rights charges even though the jury cleared them on the state charges. yes or no, you think that goes anywhere? >> no. it's almost a joke. it's almost insulting that they're saying they're looking into this. you know they already looked into it. very heavily. and they said there wasn't enough there to go forward. so don't all of a sudden change the tune because of the outcry of the verdict. that doesn't make sense. don't put politics into the law. that's not the way this country is designed. >> good to see you. >> thank you, have a great weekend. >> thank you, you, too. and this is a fox news alert. we're getting word to expect an announcement from the san diego mayor at the top of the hour. you'll remember tom democratic party officials across the country have been calling for mayor bob filner to resign after several women have come forward accusing the mayor of sexual harassment. we will keep an eye on that. plus, the new pope getting ready to wrap up his trip to

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back now to our top story last hour. some remarks from president obama getting attention today as he talked about vietnamese communist dictator ho chi minh. the revolutionary leader who inspired forces responsible for nearly 60,000 american deaths. the remarks came after a meeting with the current president of vietnam and seemed to be suggesting some sort of praise possibly for the leader who inspired the vietnam war. >> the president shared with me a copy of the letter sent by chd we discussed the fact that ho chi minh was actually inspired by the u.s. declaration of independence and constitution and the words of thomas jefferson. ho chi minh talks about his interest in cooperation with the united states, and the president indicated that even if it's 67 years later, it's good that we're still making progress. >> let's talk about it with rob peters, author of and oliver

north. thank you both for your service to this country. i have to ask you as veterans, and i'll start with you, colonel morris, how you feel about these remarks. is it fair to make a statement that is factual to say that in some ways ho chi minh was inspired by our founding fathers? >> no. that is the typical rhetoric of all post-colonial despits. i was still in vietnam in september 1969. my platoon had suffered horrific casualties, so had our entire rifle company and our battalion, that ho chi minh was adamant that he was going to overrun and did eventually by 1975. when he died in september of 1969, we were still there. it comes as a shock to those of us who served there, the

families who lost 58,200 americans, that anything ho chi minh would have done was inspired by thomas jefferson. they all quoted our constitution. they all quoted our deck llarat of independence, and they were all the kinds of tyrants that jefferson warned against. >> colonel peters, your reaction? >> i certainly refer to colonel north's service, far greater than mine and i agree with what he said. however, when you're dealing with the obama administration, you have to differentiate between stupid and evil. obama taking the bait from the vietnamese president and comparing ho chi minh to thomas jefferson, that was stupid. apparently joe biden's contagious. however, when president obama plays the race card or tried to stir up class hatred in our country, that's evil. and i'm concerned when we get suckered in by these sound byte issues, despite the real insult

to both veterans and vietnamese americans. when we get sucked into these issues, we take our eyes off the ball of the evil done by the obama administration, or the disastrous effects on the country, the foreign policy, the anemic economy, the mess of obama care, the scandals from the irs on down. so i'm saying look, when the guy does something dumb, you just got shake it off. concentrate on the evil. >> well, with all those things in mind, do you think it was a remark that maybe a nicety or something polite because vietnam's president was here visiting, or does it speak to a bigger overall philosophy of where this administration is coming from? >> kudos to paul for making -- to ralph for making that observation. the fact is that what this guy does constantly is step in dog poop every time he's not on a teleprompter. it was stupid, it was wrong. the bottom line of it is it

doesn't help us to have an administration guided by the likes of bill airs. this is their kind of rhetoric. this shows you a window into the soul of what's left of the obama administration, when they can say these kinds of things in this post-colonial rhetoric that they constantly come up with, it leads us to the kinds of stupidity and the kinds of evil that ralph was just speaking of. >> and colonel peters, do you think this is something that could be simply clarified by the white house, by the president, a quick statement, or something else to sort of tell us more about where he was coming from. do you think we'll get one? >> it's possible, but the thing is, a key problem here is our president. our president doesn't know our history. i never thought i'd stick up for ho chi minh, but i will say this for the guy, who was widely read and he probably knew more about the american revolution than president obama does. this guy doesn't know america's past. he probably had some speech

writer do a quick wikipedia check on this and that's as deep as the administration goes. so again, i think colonel north nailed it, as far as the specifics goes. but i do want to focus on the greater damage to our country and not just the president's latest joe biden-ism. >> colonel north, i'll ask you and leave you with this last thing. in writing about this this morning, chris said maybe he was just trying to flatter his guests, and he was obviously eager to show that we've come a long way, there has been progress. is that fair to say? >> look, he wants the americans to back him up when he has to stand up to the communist chinese. he knows he's under threat. he wants us there. i've been back there twice now since 1993. there's no doubt the vietnamese people admire us. they respect the sacrifice that was made. once they figure out you're not

a russian, whether they're up north and bombed them, or down south and abandoned them, they like us because we're americans. we need to get along with them. it's a natural ally in a part of the world where we're going to need friends. >> gentlemen, again, thank you both for your service and thank you both of your time today in weighing in on this as well. >> thank you, shannon. i know, we keep promising the megyn kelly baby news. we're not getting there just yet, but how about this? in roughly ten minutes, i will tell you all the details on megyn's bouncing baby boy. it's a boy. there's the first bit of information. the picture coming up. plus, the pope is in a nonstop pace. he's trying to interact with as many of the faithful as he can. so what are we learning about the new pope in his first overseas trip? that story is next. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced.

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♪ pope francis getting ready to wrap up his first overseas trip as pontiff. celebrating masses, speaking before more than a million followers at world youth day. and shaking up a lot of security concerns visiting one of brazil's poorest and most dangerous neighborhoods. so, what has this trip revealed about the man many call the people's pope? serving us now, father jonathan morris. good to see you, father. >> thanks, shannon. >> this is what i would have expected from him, from what we knew about his background and about what the role of the church is, what the role of the

pope is, being right there with the people. >> as i was coming up here this afternoon, i was thinking what person or what organization could gather 1.5 million, according to the french press yesterday as i was reading, which is not exactly a very church-friendly press sometimes. 1.5 million young people on the beach with the pope. what other organization -- i don't mean the catholic church. i mean, what could attract these young people? and they're obviously searching for something. and they're finding in this man somebody who is trying to tell us, i think -- i take this very personally, myself, that if we are to follow jesus, we have to do it in a very sincere, simple way. and he hasn't even moved into the papal apartments. he's paying for his own hotel bill. doing all these things that might seem simple. but obviously communicate a very strong message. that's the message he's telling the young people in brazil today. >> we talk about the young people because there are critics who will say the church is not relevant, it's not relevant to

young people's lives, it's not keeping up with their believes and what they want to do with their lives, but we see them there world youth day turning up by the hundreds of thousands into the millions now, and it's interesting there you see the new technology, the way they're following him with ipads, using iphones. they still seem very much engaged with him. >> i think so. it doesn't mean they all believe everything that he's teaching. i've heard -- the director of the catholic channel on sirius xm, and we had correspondence. interviewing people who are both catholic and non-committed and asking themselves the tough questions that pope francis is posing to them, which i think is a wonderful thing. seekers who are finding a man who's calling them, not to just say hey, whatever you feel like doing is wonderful. but how about this? how about taking care of the poor? how about living a life of mission and purpose? how about deciding that you're going to actually live for others and not for yourself?

that's a very clear message. i think all of us catholic and non-catholic, christian and non-christian can take to heart. >> it seems like the example is seeing him embrace, and how much do you think that example will spur you, me, others out there regardless of faith or background to say there's more i could be doing? >> well, he drives a 2008 ford focus. i drive a 2012 toyota. it makes me a little bit nervous. quite honestly, i think him going to a very poor area, a dangerous area in brazil yesterday, and being with people, going to their homes, sitting down, it's something that he loves to do, it's what he did before he came pope, as arch bishop in argentina. that's how he was known. i think you have to take the call to all of us and say are we willing to step up and live for others rather than ourselves. >> a lot of times we get to see

more of their personality and the kind of person that they are, aside from just their office. what do you think we may have learned from him? >> i love when he goes off the cuff, and he ran into some young people today on the streets from argentina. so he felt very comfortable talking to them. and he said go and shake things up in your own hometowns and own diocese. he goes oh gosh, maybe the local bishops there aren't going to be so excited i'm telling you this, but get on to the streets. to the priests and bishops, he's saying don't sit around in your rectories and parishes and churches and do things that we've always done in the past. he said this is about my own power, my own authority -- no, it's about service. he's telling people go home, shake things up, and share your faith in good times and bad. >> so much about reaching out to the poor and how there's great need here in america and across the world, and plenty of work that we can all be doing. >> that's right. and then it's up for the politicians. it's up for the laypeople to

figure out what's the best way to help the poor. it doesn't mean just handing out things i think. and the pope recognizes that his job to, say, serve the poor, give to the poor, watch out to the poor, the most needy. but it's the laypeople, at least in the tradition of the catholic church, the lay people and the politicians who have responsibility to say what's the most convenient, what's the most prudent way to make sure that the poor can be risen up to a level of great dignity as we all desempbl. >> -- deserve. >> and improve their lives. in just minutes, the news you've been waiting for. the baby boy details on the next edition to "america live." and a lobster man from the cold waters of the atlantic after going overboard. you're not going to believe what articles of clothing kept him afloat. >> i put him on my arms and just floated one on each arm. i kept it tight to me, it kept

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we are awaiting news conference in san diego mayor bob fill next comes has democratic party officials across the country are joining the calls for filner to to resign. woman have keised of sexual harassment. filner has been called on to step down. the democratic party also deciding it is time for him to go. >> now that charges have been filed and the legal process is in motion, and that we have seen that this is continuing to

evolve, we felt very strongly that it was time to take a strong stand with a very clear voice, with united voice on behalf of democrats in this county, it's in the bins of the city for him to step down. >> he is expected to speak at the top of the hour. >> a dramatic rescue caught on tape. a lobsterman survives 12 gruels hours by believing to his abouts after falling eave off the boat. >> home now. >> did you give him a hug? >> how warm was the ocean? >> it was cold. >> he says it what his thoughts about his nephew, jake, that

kept him alive. >> i'm like, no way. >> the coast guard provided this dramatic footage showing how they rescued john. he had drifted in 12 hours and he used his rubber boots to float. >> tip them and left them thick lice and put them under my arm and floated, and. >> coast guard crews from throughout new england and commercial fishermen were all involved in the search. >> i saw everybody looking for me. they were looking away from me. a little to the left. >> and then thankfully the coast guard spotted him, holding on to his boots and a buoy. this is a picture of his sister cheering. >> the coast guard chopper came right over me. i was like, holy cow. the swimmer jumped in and said

we'veline looking for you've for nine hours. i said i've been looking for you for 12 hours. >> he will be taking a vacation before work and we can bet it will be on dryland. >> up next, the details on our own royal baby here. megyn kelly's beautiful new addition. system around. dad. nope eeeeh... oh, guys let's leave the deals to hotels.com. ooh that one! nice. got it! oh my gosh this is so cool... awesome! perfect! yep, and no angry bears. the perfect place is on sale now. up to 40% off. only at hotels.com

♪ >> thank you to everyone. we just got details about megyn kelli'ing big baby news. say hello to thatcher brey. he was born at eight points two

ounces, brown hair, blue eyes, and mom says he is totally awesome. mom and dad are thrilled and so are big brother and big sister. congratulations to megyn, doug. many more pictures when she returns so stay tuned. thanks for watching. time now for "studio b": >> shepard: and everyone in "studio b," the best news of the day. >> chev is doing great. we're told she is doing fabulous, he is pretty handsome. might with you run for your money. >> you're doing good work, megyn. hello, and hurry book, and she'll be here after sunset sometime. in the evening sometime. no more afternoons for megyn. we'll see her in the evening. when? we don't know. right now the news begins anew on "studio b." more on