listen to this. they are even breaking the law. a gao report shows there's a 26 percent increase in the number of agents who are accused of wrong doing between 2010 and 2012. that number rising between 2700 to more than 3400. 20 percent of the cases involve, listen to this. workers falling asleep or failing to follow protocol. a third of the tsa screeners showing up late or not showing up at all. others report stealing. half of all agents accused of wrong doing received minor punishment like a reprimand letter. they will have two hearings today for misconduct. >> major league baseball expected to announce suspensions steming from the bio genesis probe last week. they plan on suspending alex rodriguez and 8 other players who allegedly obtained ped from the anti-aging clinic in

florida. most players are expected to be suspended for 50 games but a rod faces harsher penalties for lying. a rod's attorneys says he will appeal any suspension. >> they will have a long-awaited hearing and testimony they get from a former top force commander on the issue of the benghazi terrorism attacks. george bristol will meet with the house armed services today. this is happening one day before he retires. the pentagon claimed bristol had already retired and was unable to testify but that wasn't true. law americas hope he can explain why they didn't respond to the attack sooner. we have also learned that the islamic terrorist group long been suspected of being involved in the attack now says it is providing security in benghazi at the request of libya's settlement. >> the driver in that train crash that left 79 people dead in spain was on the phone and

going 95 miles per hour when the train derailed. that's almost twice the speed limit. they made discoveries after opening the trains black box. moments before it had been going as fast as 119 miles per hour. the driver hit the breaks seconds before it flew off the rails while going over the curve. he is charged with neglect homicide. >> hollywood is mourning the loss of a legendary actor. >> no, really. >> i don't care. i am telling you there is no other arm. >> that is eileen brennan. some of us remember her. she passed away from bladder cancer. she will forever be remembered for playing goldie hawn's commander. she was nominated for an oscar

for that roll. brennan played mrs. peacock in the movie version of include. eileen brennan was 80 years old. president obama unveiling what he calls a grand bargain for the economy. republicans say the plan is nothing but a compromise. >> good morning. the president announcing the new grand bargain deal in tennessee during his summertime nationwide economy tour. his offer to slash the corporate tax rate from 35 percent down to 28 percent and even 25 for manufacturers. if republicans agree to finance job creation projects additional stimulus programs and also includes revenue from a transition fee. >> i am willing to work with republicans on reforming our corporate tax code as long as we use the money from transitioning for taxes for a significant investment in creating middle class jobs. that's the deal.

>> house republicans and other analysts say this isn't a compromise at all they say not enough for tax reform and more federal spending. they also say this is just a rehash of earlier administration proposals. >> this is not about the budget not about living up to the agreement in 2011. this isn't even about tax report this is about how can i give more money to spend from 4 of the 6 years in which the government is taking a chunk from our economy. the topic of the economy will be front page on friday. that's where the administration is reporting for the july jobs report. >> lays breath pra/* -- elizabeth prann, thank you. >> this guy drove straight into a flash flood. he was taking 33 people home from las vegas.

he drove the bus into 8 feet of rain. they say the bus floated off the highway and then rolled on to the side as you can see right there. thankfully the passengers were able to escape through an open window. if charged under the law he will face a 2,000 dollar fine. on capitol hill we could learn more about the nation's sign program. they plan to release newly de classified documents. it will happen at a senate jude dish ry hearing. the documents are relate to do the nsa program that edward snowden released information about. they will give information about the surveillance court. that court authorization secrecy making decisions on government surveillance requests. the sentencing hearing will begin for private first class bradley manning a military judge finding him guilty on 20 charges of leaking classified information to wikileaks. he was acquitted of the most

serious charge. katherine her raj has more on yesterday's verdict. >> surrounded by security private first class bradley manning left a military court shortly after the verdict was read. earlier in the day in the courtroom manning seemed at ease as he waited for the decision. as minutes began to the verdict he became tense with arms ridged at his side he showed no emotions as the judge found him guilty of 20 of 25 counts including 5 espionage charges. he decided to have a judge decide his case was not convicted of aiding the enemy. prosecution had a high threshold for crime. they had to show beyond a reasonable doubt manning knew by releasing classified information to wikileaks he was giving intelligence to the enemy that his actions were deliberate brat not simply negligent. >> this was a circumstantial evidence case and direct

evidence case. but proving somebody's intent is intangible and clearly the government either failed to prove a charge or there wasn't evidence of it that specifically intended to aid the enemy. >> manning supporters applauded the defense team after the verdict neither the defense or prosecution directed to supporters. it shows dangerous national security extremism from the obama administration. the reporter who wro snowden's story said manning's treatment seems to explain why the former contractor fled the country. there is need yacht response to the manning verdict. he faces up to 136 years in prison effectively a life sentence. katherine herridge, fox news. >> you might want to grab the umbrella before you head out for

the day. >> how do you say it? >> umbrella. >> different parts of the country. talk about different parts of the country. we have wild parts of the country. >> accident know the difference. >> gol lashes. >> you are going to need both of those the umbrellas and the rain boots across parts of the mid atlantic the southeast and by tomorrow a lot of this moisture is going to make it into the northeast. places like new york city, places like washington, d.c., philadelphia by tomorrow afternoon you will be seeing some of the rain. kentucky, tennessee parts of georgia, atlanta. you have a heavy thunderstorm rolling through right now. could be seeing delays on the roadway as you head out the door early this morning. by tomorrow we expect rainfall to continue to move northward. we are looking at several inches from the northeast to the

southeast. area shaded in yellow and orange 2-3 inches of rain. locally you could see higher amounts especially under some of the thunderstorms. to the west you have been getting drenched the last several days we are getting more showers and storms some could be more severe. further north in chicago 79 degrees would be the high temperature out there. a little bit below average for the month of july. they have been so even the last couple days in the 70s. not bad. >> that's kind of nice. >> check in with you in the next half hour. >> a record 8.9 million workers are now selecti -- collecting disability benefits according to new figures just out from the social security administration. it's up 15 percent since the economic recovery started in may 2009. more than 76,000 workers went or no federal disability this month

alone. there are fewer than 13 americans working the private sector job or each worker that is on disability. >> unemployment is on the rise and nearly all cities across the united states. jobless numbers increased in major metropolitan cities last month. the national rate is 7.6 percent. on a positive note the housing market finally making a comeback. here with that and all of the other business news is lauren simonetti. >> i have good news after that dispinting unemployment. standard and poors say home prices 12.2 percent in may from last may marking the biggest annual increase in 6 years. huge price jumps are being seen in cities like dallas, denver, san van, vegas, phoenix and los angeles with annual price gains

of around 20 percent. while prices are going up and going up fast scales are not staying up. those are crimping home ownership 17 and a half year low in the second quarter. more americans rent. they are having a tougher time finding a job than art majors it grad 17 percent unemployment larger than that of a drama degree. better news ahead the tech industry is hiring some 760,000 workers by the year 2020. the maker of turbo tax are giving one small business a free 30 second ad to next year's super bowl. that can fetch $4 million. interested companies they must have fewer than 50 workers.

you have got to register at small business big game.com this could be your big chance. great advertising, right? small businesses don't have the big budget. >> thank you so much. have great day now. >> you, too, nice to see you. >> it is 12 minutes after the hour. there is a mystery illness sickening people all across the united states. it's linked to something you probably have in your refrigerator. we will tell you what popular product is to blame. >> our wake up with us series continues. learned how to make one of the most popular breakfast meals. >> oh, no. i am off the view. sorry. i lost three of them. >> what it takes to feed thousands of early risers. as we go to break check the gasoline prices. that's up one penny from yesterday. ♪

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>> good morning. there is a multi state stomach bug outbreak that traces back to lettuce. the department of health says an unnamed salad mix is responsible for this outbreak. officials are confident all of the packaged salad has been removed from store shelves. u.s. food and drug administration says 370 people have contracted the bug in 15 states. it can cause weight loss and last for months if not treated. the nebraska department of health and human services says the agency is still trying to identify the specific brand or brands. we will let you know. >> thanks, heather. panic at daycare center after a car comes crashing right into the building.

this happened in kansas city. a man in his 80s driving that parked car shoving it through the wall into the area where dozens of children were napping. i guess the kids karan into the parked car. two kids became trapped under the vehicle and another inside was hurt. they are all expected to be okay. the elderly driver also suffered injuries. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. a prominent medical researcher who laced his wife's pfertility supplements with a lethal dose of cyanide is pleading not guilty to criminal homicide. the doctor entered the plea at the arraignment a day after he waived extradition in west virginia where he was arrested last week. a multi-million dollar settlement to the student who was forgotten about for five days in a dea interrogation room. the justice department improving a $4.1 million settlement for

daniel pung. it works out to 820,000 dollars for each day he had to go without food water or the use of a bathroom. he was taken into custody during a drug raid last year. he says he's trying to move on. >> changed my perception a little bit. my life. i am continuing my life. >> no one has been disciplined over his ordeal. $4.1 million. not bad. >> anthony weiner doubling down on his push to be new york's mayor after the securitying s s. no matter what other candidate or other media may say he isn't going anywhere. >> some people say this campaign is pretty rough you may want to quit. i know there are newspaper editors and other politicians that say boy i wish that guy wiener would quit. they don't know new york. they don't know me. quit isn't the way we roll in new york city.

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>> good morning. new york city. still dark out there. in the news this morning a teenager with a severe peanut allergy dies at summer camp after accidentally biting into a snack made with peanuts. natalie, here's her picture. she grabs the rice krispie treat in the dark not realizing it had chocolate peanut butter icing even though she spit it out the bite was enough to put her into cardiac arrest. three ep pee pens had to be used but they could not save her. >> doing union work on government time. there's a new survey by the office of personal management. it finds federal employees spent

nearly 3 and a half million hours of official time on labor union activities and not their government duties. the workers were paid more than $155 million of taxpayer dollars of course coming from you. that's for their work with the labor union. they introduce legislation that would track how the government officials use the official time. michael bloomberg sewedoda ban falling fat. it bans sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces is unconstitutional. the judges said bloomberg plan to over step authority of his office. supreme court judge struck down the soda ban this spring. bloomberg says it's a temporary set back. a bitter taste for reality for a new jersey housewife. teresa and her husband were released on 500,000 dollars bond each after they appeared in court on federal fraud charges.

ynyw reporter adrien sapino has more on this. >> they held hands while teresa's mother in law raised her hands to reporter noting away cameras. teresa had only this to say. >> no comment? >> paul fishman called the 39 charges against the bravo charge serious some of them carrying a maximum prison sentence of 30 years. >> investigation went on for 30 years and we are confident we have enough evidence to get a result. >> this was a year before the show debuted. the couple submitted fake w-2 lenders.ns and bank account the couple is accused of hiding income when they filed for bankruptcy when in 20009. he is an italian citizen and could be deported if convicted. >> when a person who is not an

american citizen gets charged with serious offenses there's a risk for deportation. >> she is known for fighting with other housewives. she battled through a crush of reporters. >> they are handling themselves with great dignity. when you have four small girls it's tough for everybody including the girls. >> oh, boy. 26 minutes after the hour. coming up we will tell you about the brand new audio that has been released of the rescuers who responded to the new york boat crash that killed some. >> we have one party who is still responsive. >> what the families are say being the crash. >> it is a prison break that has some deputies embarrassed this morning. fist on this day in history back in 1965 the number one song in the country, "satisfaction" by the rolling stones. [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz summer event is here.

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new report exposes gross misconduct by tsa agents sleeping and stealing on the job. >> and it is the embarrassing prison break deputies wish hadn't been caught on camera. look at this right here. listen to it. it wasn't a random escape but it was more like a plot from bonnie and clyde. >> the guy was standing there watching. >> day three of our wake up with us series hard-working americans like yourself rising before the sun does. today learned how to make some bagels with pros. >> oh, no: sorry i lost three of them. >> what it takes to feed hundreds of early risers in the morning. "fox & friends first" starts right now.

(laughter) good morning to you. it is early in the morning. she is having a good time-out there in mid town manhattan. thank you to the nypd for that. >> it is wednesday the last day of july. this is "fox & friends first". i am heather nauert. >> i am ainsley earhardt. a grabrand new report shows a drastic surge in the number of tsa agents not doing their jobs and even breaking the law. >> the gao report shows a 26 percent increase in the number of agents accused of wrong doing between 2010 and 2012. 20 percent of the cases involved workers falling asleep or failing to follow protocol. a third of the screeners showing up late or not showing up at all. others were caught stealing. the punishment for half of those workers accused of wrong doing in some cases just a reprimand letter. the house is schedule to do hold

two hearings on tsa misconduct. hundreds of people in a florida town were jolted awake yesterday morning by propane plant explosion that left 8 workers injured on monday night. as many as 50 homes had to be evacuated in one area. one man returned back to his family to his house and found a propane tank in his living room. >> apparently come over and come right through the roof out here and we have already patched the roof to keep any water if it rains out here. >> police say a spark from a fork lift may have set off the chain reaction that caused the propane plant to blow up. >> a surgeon shot to death in his bedroom and now police are hunting for his killer. 25-year-old university of michigan medical student paul de wolf was murdered last week while spending the night at an off campus fraternity house he

serv shared with other students. he always had a smile on his face. >> baffling. everyone loved paul. paul loved everyone he ran into. it is hard to grasp someone would want to do that to someone who is so loving and caring. >> police say they don't have any suspects at this time. >> brand new audio being released of the rescuers who responded to that boat crash on new york's hudson river that left the bride to be and best man dead. listen. >> two persons one male one female missing off the vessel twochlt persons on the vessel were unconscious and another severely injured. >> the stepfather of the bride to be says no one on the boat saw the barge before they hit it that's because they say there was almost no lighting. his comments were placed on conversations he had with his daughter's fiancee who survived the accident. the driver is charged with vehicular manslaughter. police say that he was drunk.

>> those barges are in fact halved hard to see. >> on a hunt for an inmate caught on camera you see escaping jail. he jumps through a service window as an accomplice distracts one of the deputies. he darts into a waiting car. the vehicle was dumped later with no sign of his alleged get away driver. >> what he is calling a brand bargain for the economy. republicans say the plan is anything but a compromise. doug lee ziader is following this for us. he is live in washington with more. hey there, dug. >> dude morning. t -- good morning. tax reform is the deal he is offering republicans. no tashgs. he flew to tennessee with amazon distribution center. the real purpose of the visited was to offer up restructuring of the tax code lowering the rate

and reducing reductions. that's something they are open to but in return the president wants another stimulus package to help boost jobs he says. >> i am willing to work with republicans on freerming the former tax code as long as we use the money to transition from a different tax system for a significant investment in creating middle class jobs. that is the deal. >> republicans say there needs to be a larger form of tax system including lowering individual rates. the idea of more spending landed with a thud in congress. >> it is just a further version of a plan he already proposed two years ago this time with extra goodies for liberals. >> the president not making much headway with republicans yesterday. he will meet with senate and house democrats, though, to work out some kind of a strategy. >> doug luzader in washington,

thanks, doug. one pro wrestling fan getting way too close to the action. a fan in south africa sneaks into the ring and attacks randy orton after his match. the fan gives the wwe super star a low blow he falls down from the ropes he quickly grabs the fan he is being held in the jail as authorities consider charges. orton was being checked out by doctors. one of hollywood's stars is still on top. angelina jolie is considered the highest paid actress on the new forbes list $33 million even though it has been three years since her last blockbuster. she managed to beat out jennifer lohan, laurens and -- jennifer lawrence and kristen stewart. >> some parts of the country preparing for a messy morning. for more hand it over to you. >> god morning everyone. we are talking about areas of rain moving quickly across

sections of the tennessee valley this morning and also up into the ohio valley and eventually will be affecting coastal areas around the southeast and parts of the gulf coast. it could be across sections of northeast including the i 85 corridor. you can see it through sections of kentucky and ohio and the state of west virginia heavier rain in the areas shaded yellow, red and also orange. you can see it around the atlanta georgia area. a slow commute for you. you will need the umbrella and the rain boots for many of you. we could be talking about several inches of rain today and into tomorrow. you can see is it spreading up. otherwise we have a threat for strong to severe storms in parts of kansas and nebraska and sections of iowa. triple dig gets in texas and dallas and new york city. 83 chicago looking at a high of 73. very pleasant out there. >> thanks maria.

>> thank you. >> through out the week we have been highlighting people like you who work hard a lot of the country is sound asleep. >> one of the key parts of getting up early in the morning is making sure you get a good pr breakfast. >> i was able to visit a new york city bagel shop where hundreds of new yorkers start their mornings every day. americans consume 175 million bagels. that happened last year at least. >> you jump into a bagel shop grab breakfast and you are on your way. little do you know... what goes on before you arrive. >> 2:00 a.m. here in new york city. we are standing in front of the bagel shop. they arrived at 11:00 p.m. yesterday. i am going to be their helper today. let's go inside. very scary. i need the proper work attire.

make some bagels. >> they sell three racks of these every single day. look how good that is. those racks hold hundreds of bagels and baking all of them is no piece of cake. to get the perfect crust the bagel needs a good boil. look at all of these bagels. >> he made these last night they come in at 11:00 at night. oh, cool. >> then it is time to load them up. >> i have got this. >> give them a quick inspection. they are slimly and soft. get them salted and stuffed into the oven. >> look how much faster he is than i am. >> two wick turns in the oven and it is time to unload. >> this going to be really heavy? oh, no. i lost a few. >> my job today isn't just about the bagels. i am covering all of the bases. from cutting to cleaning to

making deliveries. first delivery the palace hotel. >> so we are going to deliver bagels. 4 am here. >> where is all of the traffic so early. >> if there's one thing i learned about the business of bagels speed is everything. >> your store is going to open nothing is going to be ready because i am so slow, mike. >> the other big problem with me working here keeping my hands to myself. >> gosh, these all look delicious. i really want to eat them. >> how do you work here? that is so good. >> almost 6:00. doors are opening at 6:00 we will start serving customers. >> good morning, sir. how can i help you? >> large iced coffee. >> yes, sir. coming right up. >> sesame and onion. 1.65. you can't beat that. have a great day. >> the next time you drag

yourself out of bed as early as you do, just remember you are not alone. >> you like working early early. >> i don't like working. >> he wants to retire. >> i want to thank everyone there for giving me a chance to work with them. i brought in bagels for everyone at fox. don't worry heather i didn't make these. >> you spent more time eating than making bake els. lax like a lot of fun. >> patti ann browne hits the high seas for the day in the life of a fisherman. maria molina rides along with the new york police department. it will be a lot of fun. >> it is 42 minutes after the hour. the white house's decision to delay obama care is packing a major financial punch. it's a billion dollar punch. we will explain. and you think the text messages are private. did you know your boss is likely

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♪ >> good morning to you. good morning officer friendly right there. it is 46 minutes after the hour. we take a live look outside in new york city. >> we are in the studio. a decision for key requirements of obama care. it will cost the government $10 billion. the white house announced it wouldn't require employer with

50 or more workers to provide affordable healthcare until 2015. mar they say the president's decision to de pllay employee coverage is a sign that obama care isn't working. one city in texas standing up to atheists. texas city officials have a tradition of praying before government meetings. freedom from religion foundation calling the ritual an inappropriate link between church and state and a waist of taxpayer dollars. the mayor and fellow city council members defended the practice the mayor saying it is not a waste of tax payer money. everybody who sports the prayer is nondenominational. this is what our fore fathers did, too. a few hours from now it will be a heated meeting. law americas from west virginia will meet with the head of the epa and other administration officials to talk about coal.

th they will all be there and have been critical of the president's views on coal. it is ridiculous. i should not have to be sitting there as senator fighting my own president and fighting my own government. ridiculous. i will work with them and reach out i will continue to reach out but i need a partner not an adversary. >> critics argue it is wage ago war on coal with tough new regulations and putting people out of job. your employer could be reading your messages. let's go to jolene kent with those details. >> good morning, jeff. >> a national study by the national work rights institute same state that advocates for privacy for workers found two-thirds of the companies are using surveillance equipment on their phones computers and other work related equipment.

despite the negative effects on worker that is often accompany introduction of electronic monitoring employers are using monitoring with more workers than ever before. your boss's surveillance turns out to be largely legal. three years ago the supreme court said employers could monitor text messages providing there's a legitimate work related purpose. companies must obtain the consent of workers to monitor their electronic information they often agree without being completely aware. there's lots of ways to find out look at your company's handbook ask your hr team what the terms are of accepting and use ago work device. once you accept it you are agree to go it. it is conduct yourself as if everything on the device is being seen by your boss. >> that's why we have two

phones. >> it is now 49 after the top of the hour. still ahead mom always said eat that brock knee. now there's a new reason why. >> we will tell you about the dramatic rescue. you can see it right there. let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> ainsley, why do you have two phones? >> so fox can't read my text messages. >> whoa. >> they are nol salacious anyway. >> 10 minutes before the hour. is big foot real? meet the guy on a mission to find out. how he is going to use drones. remember kennedy from mtv. she is back and filling in big time secretes. she joins us live. the best products with bette stern. dr. keith ablow is here to monitor your normal or not

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>> good morning to you. it is 54 minutes after the hour. you know your mom said eat your broccoli. there is a good reason why. research find it is a wonder vegetable. researchers say there is a chemical found only in broccoli that helps maintain the health of so-called batteries in your body's cells. this keeps away health problems like cancer and heart disease. good to know. >> we told you about fast-food workers who went on strike to get their pay doubled to 15 bucks an hour. if they get their way it will mean you have to pay more for fast food. a study says the average price of a big mac will go up nearly 20% and the dollar menu would be a thing of the past. those items would now cost

you $1.17. >> a dramatic rescue in klein after a young boy gets trapped underneath a collapsed roof. the six-year-old in china wedged between a roof and bed but fire fighters were able to get him up by lifting part of the roof. the boy walked away with minor injuries. >> you might have to do a double take to figure out which is the real princess diana. this is a look at naomi watts portraying him in the film. the actress admits she was nervous taking on the royal royal. "diana" is set to hit theaters this october. >> what you need to know before you leave the house, including details on how you can become a ph-lt -- multimillionaire today. >> one teen flipping out on the court. literally. ♪ ♪

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>> a minute before the hour. here's a look at what's happening before you leave the house this morning. lawmakers will hear from a former african task force commander on the benghazi terror attack. marine colonel george bristol will meet with the house armed services committee today. the house also scheduled to hold two hearings on t.s.a. misconduct. a new g.a.o. report just released shows a 26% increase in the number of agent misconduct cases. >> feeling lucky? the jackpot for today's powerball drawing has grown to $235 million. get yourself a ticket. do that after work. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. the good, a basketball trip that will make you flip. one teenager used that telephone pole to make that shot. the bad, a thief caught on camera stealing a woman's pocketbook. finally the ugly, police

called a massachusetts mom after she posted a video of her five-year-old after -- pretending to be a superhero drinking beer. but she said he was drinking a smoothie instead. >> not a good idea. "fox & friends" starts now. >>alisyn: good morning. it is thursday, july 3 1. i'm alisyn camerota. the president proposing a so-called grand bargain but it looks like it can be more taxes and more spending. live from washington with the details. >>steve: a bombshell on the murders of four americans in benghazi. turns out we know where the suspects are hiding out. so why didn't we do anything about it? the answer will stun you. >>brian: he's out of is there. caught on camera. cops weren't looking, so this inmate made a run for it right out of the window