oo p >> great way to start the day with that song right there. >> a taliban showing vikctory 5 fighters for doug bergdahl. new information-coming in overnight. >> right now army sergeant doug bergdahl is in germany where he is seeing doctors until he is physically and mentally stable enough to head home. the five taliban detainees the united states let out of guantanamo bay in exchange for bergdahl already left cuba. it is raising serious questions about whether or not it is smart to negotiate like this with the taliban. >> these are the hardest of the hard-core. these are the highest high risk people. others that we have released have gone back into the fight that has been documented.

so -- and it's disturbing to me the taliban are the ones that name the people to be released. >> the pentagon says bergdahl's safety and health were in danger that's why they didn't give congress a 30-days heads up about the transfer. the white house didn't negotiate directly with terrorists. >> the question now is and you point to the kinds of work we are having now no longer can it be said the u.s. doesn't negotiate with terrorists. >> i wroo put it that way at all. when we are embattled with terrorists that prisoner is still a u.s. serviceman or woman. we have a sacred obligation to bring that person back. >> the last we heard sergeant bergdahl still hasn't spoken to i see had parents back ter hee states. heather? >> peter doocy, thank youment we appreciate it. a sense of pride by the obama

administration is not shared by many who served with him. veterans and soldiers calling him a deserter who once said he was quote a shame to even be american. we have that past o story. >> while they are happy he is free there are other americans among them service members who have questions about whether or not bergdahl is a hero or deserter. the questions stem from the circumstances surrounding his capture in 2009. several reports say that bergdahl at that time had grown disillusioned with american's mission in afghanistan that he was ashamed to be american and sympathized with the afghan people and was possibly deserting the army when he walked away from his unit without a weapon. >> the really difficult part about this deal is we traded five war hardened terrorists

with ties to osama bin laden for someone who is probably a deserter. it is most likely he walked off the base because he was disgruntled with american policy. >> we don't know the facts of actions but bergdahl spoke the language of the taliban. he related the family's ordeal to the afghan people as well. >> we are so much like afghanistan. i wish i could write a book about that. our character is a lot alike. the mountains, desert environment creates tough people. >> biering dall's father also tweeted earlier in the week he was quote working to free all begin tan m guantanamo advise n. it raises the question there's more to his release than the story of americans refusing to leave one of their own behind.

>> there will be a lot more questions to this thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> radio icon casey kasem has been in washington state. his step daughter kerry. she through a pound of meat at her. this comes days after a judge granted kasem permission to visit her sick father. the 32-year-old has bed stores infections in his lonungs and h brother while in washington state. kasem took him there last night when she removed him from a nursing home in california. brand new information about the plane crash that killed all 7 people on board.

eyewitnesss saying the plane never left the ground. it touched the ground and burst into flames. >> you could see it from 200 yards away. >> it was a cloud of smoke. >> the crews are scouring a debris field that goes 2,000 feet. he was among the 7 people killed and ed rendell former dnc chairman says katz invited him on the flight but he had another commitment. >> terrifying moments at a weekend air show when a plane falls from the sky right in front of spectators killing a 74-year-old pilot. this happened in wisconsin. witnesses said it sounds like the plane's engine died while the pilot was trying to make a question mark with the plane's

smoke trail. >> a manhunt is underway for a guy that the fbi is calling armed and dangerous. he found explosives in california. chamber man was last seen south of san francisco. he's believed to be driving a white 2008 nissan altima. they are asking the public to call 911 if they see him. >> friends of a boston bombing could testify in order to suppress statements they made to investigators during the talking with the fbi. he removed a lap top and backpack from tsarnaev's dorm room. his attorney claims the clie p enter's confession came without a lawyer being present. it could be suppressed if he testifies about his role in the

bombing. >> eric shinseki is out as head of veteran as' fairs. it is far from over. they are vowing to keep the spotlight on the agency's widespread problem. jeff miller chairman of the house committee on veteran's affairs on fox news sunday calling on the media to do its part. >> it will not fade on the hill. i promise you that. american people are so disgusted it is not going to fade there. my concern is it's going to fade in the media. i am very hopeful that people like yourself and others will continue to keep this in the forefront. it is much bigger than we are talking about today. >> meantime senate veteran he is affairs bernie sanders unveiled a new proposal to revamp healthcare for the 6.5 million veterans in the va system. it would make it easier for recei veterans to receive treatment outside of the system.

>> president obama set to announce a controversial climate change agenda that takes aim at the first promise to cut carbon emissions. the epa will ask thousands of fossil fuel burning plants to cut emissions by 2030. about all carbon solutions come from plants. >> hollywood is mourning the loss of jean dave -- ann b. davis best known for her role on "thes lady bunch." >> davis died in san antonio texas after falling and hitting her head. former co-star florence henderson said i am so shocked. i spoke with her a couple months ago and she was doing great. ann b. davis.

>> there's a new airline that some say could cut the cost of your travel in half. can you believe this? >> lauren simonetti is here to tell us if it is true. >> it is a low cost airline people express flies from new port news virginia to newark, boston and pittsburgh. it will expand to west palm beach new orleans. $76.01 way ticket to start. like most discount carriers that covers the basics. have to add $25 for each carry-on bag, 15 for advanced seat assignments and so on. the point of people express is to help fill the void on routes lost when airtran was acquired southwest. the owners of california chrome

signed their first major sponsors ahead of the attempt to become the first triple crown winners. sketchers is inking that deal. it's the largest since they paid to be on big brown years ago. skechers is going for the older audience. triple crown is that. mal li mel live se-- it is a twist on g beauty. x-men days of future past $32.6 million and seth macfarland "a million ways to die in the west" opened in third with 17 million. >> back to you. >> lorne simonetti joining us as always. >> the time now 10 minutes after the top of the hour. i know this probably concerns you as a mom, heather. it happened again.

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she was taken to the doctor and treat treated. the former college athlete video game giant ea sports will pay $40 million. ncaa branded video games. more than 100,000 athletes were involved in the lawsuit. >> how hard is it to win the crown? >> jonathan hunt has the practice and the inside scoop from the trainer. >> it is a really difficult feat to pull off the triple crown. only 11 horses have done it since 1919. three different races in three different states over a 5 week period. this is the longest of the free races. that according to experts and

trainers as we spoke to is one of the big reasons why so few horses have ever won the triple crown. maybe run a mile and a quarter. the fuel they don't have to finish the race is used up for another quarter mile they don't have that run including the explosive runs. >> of course the last horse to win the triple town was a firm back in 1978. since then 12 horses including i will have another in 2012 pulled out the day before the race tried and failed. can california chrome do it? we spend a lot of time with the horse as his team came out for one of the daily sunrise gallops exercise i rider willie delgado

pulled off what would be a historic feat. he agrees california probe is in great shape. the trick is keeping it that way. listen here. >> liesh strawberries they could spoil overnight. keeping him sound and happy. >> there's an element of luck. >> for sure. >> on saturday up to 1 to 20,000 people will pack the stands to see him take his chance at history. the california probe is indeed part of the finish line. >> jonathan hunt thanks so much. >> have to keep him a healthy strawberry apparently. >> it is 19 minutes after the hour. a u.s. marine head in the prison for a months now. this morning a big update as

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends first". it has happened again. a bounce house picked up by the wind and tossed around with children inside. >> this happening in littleton, colorado, two ten-year-olds were inside when that house was thrown nearly 300 feet. both are expected to be okay, though, so that's the good news. winds lifted a bounce house in

new york 50 feet into the air. one child remains in a coma from that incident another suffered broken bones. a 2012 study finds on average 31 children are hurt in bounce houses every day. arm and legs are a common injury. experts break it down on "fox & friends." that is coming up at the 8:00 hour. stay tuned for that. >> a 22-year-old florida woman recovering in the hospital at this hour after being bitten by sharks. she was tubing with her friends in the inter coastal waterway when out of nowhere a fin hit her then she felt a bite. >> she started saying something bit her or cut her or something. i see the cut mark on her leg, i was like i didn't know what it was at first. i thought she got cut by a glass bottle. >> jessica's boyfriend spotted the shark immediately.

>> i saw a four-foot bull shark. i saw it. >> jessica under went surgery. she is expected to be okay. >> meet rosie. she is a 12 yeek old german shepherd. like most dogs she gets a little excited for those rides in the car. the furry paw got her way in over her head. her owner started up the car and rosie decided to go for a bit of a joy ride. she jumped in hit the gear shift the car jerked when went into drive she fell on top of the gas pedal. she went for a swim, we all did. >> the car went into the lake right there. a bunch of folks standing around jumped in the pond to help save rosie. the car is total loss. how about that?

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>> beau bergdahl is headed to

home after nearly five years held captive in afghanistan. now the taliban declaring victory. we have new questions that are arising about that deal to get him released. we will go live to washington where we learn more about his captivity. >> plus inches from death a race car goes way off course and nearly pillows into a man. the heart stopping video that you have to see. >> what will your irving phone and ipad look like next? we will have a preview of that. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> you are watching "fox &

friends first". makes you want to go back to bed or get up and go. in for ainsley earhardt today. >> i am heather childers. . >> the trade of 5 taliban fighters forearm me sergeant beau bergdahl. >> everyone is celebrating the fact that this guy is coming home but many are uncomfortable about the terms of the deal. to get bergdahl home the administration had to trade 5 senior taliban leaders to send them back to qatar. >> there is deep concern the hardest of the hardliners having the opportunity to reenter for men and women serving in the military.

>> the administration considers bergdahl a prisoner of war not a hostage. arguing prisoner exchanges are a question. his troops had to sfrn fearch f him. >> anybody who has been held in those conditions in cap taifity for five years has made paid an extraordinary price. that's not the point. the point is he is back. >> there were tough kradoffs here. many are wondering if americans overseas are at a greater risk as a result of this deal. the president ignored a law requiring that he notify congress before he releases any one from guantanamo bay. the administration says it didn't have time to do that. >> wouldn't be the first time he

skipped a set. t veterans and soldiers calling bergdahl a deserter. he was ashamed to even be an american. >> kelly wright has that staparf the story. >> was we continue to follow the story while americans are glatd bergdahl is free it shows america is committed to leaving no soldier behind, some are asking if he is in fact a deserter. his home town of idaho, yellow ribbons and local home signs are lining the streets. council welcol eager to welcome him home. thousands of troops risked their very life searching for him when he walked off that base without permission in eastern afghanistan. he will no doubt have some explaining to do about his actions. >> the really difficult part about this deal is we traded

fooi war hardened terrorists to someone who is probably a deserter. if you look at what happens he walked off the base wbecause of disgruntled american policy. >> they are krit fiezing the president for approving the prison swap for bergdahl's release. 5 afghan detainees in exchange for bergdahl's freedom. democrats are defending the president. >> if this man's life had been lost and it came out we had this opportunity and our commander and chief passed on it the republicans wouldn't be going crazy right now. we save this had man's life. >> there is concern about oall f this. bergdahl's father treated this earlier in the week that he was quote working to free all guantanamo prisoners. the tweet has been since

delivered but it adds fuel to the growing sentiment to will service members that bergdahl should be held accountable for his actions. >> kelly wright. we will keep following that through out the day. >> now to a fox news alert. casey kasem hospitalized in the united states. the dramatic scene unfolding as his step daughter showed up with an ambulance to take her father away. his wife was so outraged she through a pound of meat at her. this comes days after she gave her mer mission to visit their dad. he has bedsores and infections in his lungs. she removed him from a nursing home in california. the manhunt is going on for a man called armed and dangerous. crews found explosives at his

apartment. ryan chamber minute. wees driving a white nissan alti altima. if they theed one call 911. a plane falls from the sky in front of spectators killing the 74-year-old pilot. it happened in stevensville, wisconsin. it sounded like the plane's engine died while the pilot was trying to make a question mark with the plane's smoke trail. >> brand new information about the plane crash that killed all 7 people on board. witnesses are saying the claim w -- plane was never able to leave the ground. it went off the runway went down an embankment and burst into flames. >> you could feel the heat from 200 feet away. >> it wendt to nothing.

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>> welcome back. could dust be to blame? linking titanium and other metals found inside the lungs of six sick soldiers. they breathed the metal in in bases in iraq. it causes respiratory problems. more restaurants on the no guns allowed band wagon. sonic and chilies telling customers to leave their and home. >> guns at car bucks wendies jack in the box and applebees. >> they are unveiling the costliest environmental regulations ever. it will increase bills lawyer roy rothman is here with explain and what you need to know about that. this will effect coal plants.

>> coal is getting clobbered. under the new climate rules in the epa. your energy bill is about to sky rocket. they will limit carbon dioxide i'd from existing power plants. while they say the roerl is flexible u.s. chamber of commerce believes it will be devastating for the coal industry and ultimately for the u.s. economy. they put out a report which found the ep sashg rule could cost the economy 50 gbillion a year by dramatically reducing coal use. it cut it down to 40 percent of current capacity. it means americans will have to search for more expensive courses. it gets worse. the chamber produced massive job losses, too. in terms of regions hit hardest south atlantic and west south

central region. 8 billion in economic outreach each year with tens of thousands of jobs. the benefits out weigh the cost. the rules would actually save 37.7 billion by 2020 and create more than 274,000 jobs. i suppose tame will tell. >> we have to see if that pans out. the time now is about 145 hins to the hop of the hour all eyes on apple today as the company makes a big announcement. the surprise guest that could be making an appearance. it nearly plows. brian kilmeade is what is coming up on it goes fox and friends. >> i am going to get one heather

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welcome back. all eyes on apple today as the tech giant is set to kick off its 25th annual developer conference. "fox & friends" weekend cohost clayton is live with us in san francisco with the inside scoop. good morning, clayton. >> good morning. this is the big day for apple fans. if you own an iphone, ipad, this is the day everything changes because this is the biggest event of the year. thousands of developers camped out here overnight for a chance to be the first in line for the keynote address at 10 a.m. local time. people sleeping on inflatable beds. these are the developers who work tirelessly through the night, the guys who make all the apps to power

your devices. they want to be the first to see what the new software would look like to build their apps over the next year. one of the first things we're expecting is health book, rumored at 9 to 5 mac, being able to monitor everything on our body from hydration to your steps, to blood pressure, heart rate. we'll see health book probably today. we'll probably see one of the things i'm most excited about is the smart home initiative. "financial times" reporting last week apple may try to unify that experience, kind of like the clapper. you walk in the house, able to control your lamps, ovens and everything with your iphone under apple's roof. other big wild card, will we see an announcement about the i-watch? new laptops? all of the these things veiled under secrecy. will we see dr. dre on

stage to say welcome to apple, you're now a part of our company? all of these developers getting a chance, hopped up on phopb -- mountain dew hours away from the big announcement. did you guys get any sleep? they caught a nap. >> maybe dr. dre is out there somewhere? you think? i doubt it. >> do you guys see dr. dre camped out anywhere? no. >> exciting stuff. >> justin bieber apologizing after a video surfaces of him telling a racist joke. >> why are black people afraid of chain saws? >> don't say it. >> run bleep. >> that recorded about five years ago when the pop star was 15 years old. bieber, now 20, says he's sorry for the inexcusable

mistake. he says, quote, i was a kid then and i'm a man now who knows my responsibility to the world. bad news for miley cyrus. two burglars break into her hollywood house stealing her brand-new $102,000 phaz eratti sports car. no one was home at the time. miley was touring in europe. >> imagine having this on your resume. butt bodyguard, that is apparently the job of a new female minder of kate middleton, drastic measures they have been taking to protect the duchess's derriere of her getting off a helicopter. it is not clear how this butt bodyguard will do her job. >> it is six minutes till the top of the hour.

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fire for walking down the aisle with her newborn daughter on the train of her wedding dress. the bride posted the photo on-line. critics calling the move classless and dangerous. >> that is something else. i have no words for that. "fox & friends" starts now. good morning. it is monday, june 2. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. breaking news, overnight, radio legend casey kasem rushed to the hospital. new details on the family drama that could have landed him there. >> members of the taliban embracing in celebration as they arrive home in the middle east. was the prisoner swap, five for one, worth the cost? we're going to talk about the case of a sergeant coming up. >> would you let your toddler do this? this two-year-old cheerleader going viral after this video. she and her dad live with more stunts this hour on the veranda.