mimicking the behavior of a gorilla. the zoo worker is expected to be fine. happy friday to you guys. good one to end it on. >> thanks to all of our vets. >> bye. >> hello and good morning. it is friday, the 6th of june, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. bowe bergdahl, the soldier we swapped for five terrorists, declared jihad and converted to islam during his time in captivity. he even went to target practice with the taliban. brand-new details you will only see on fox. >> take a look at that. severe weather so bad it sent this four-wheeler flying into a house. and now it's stuck there. >> you've got to be in pretty good shape to bust moves like this. ♪ ♪

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expedia and catered by famous dave's. we've got daughtry. >> we've got ribs. people are already lining up. if you're in midtown manhattan, come get the free concert. meanwhile belmont stakes. >> california chrome. janice dean is out this. we'll check in with her, what the forecast is looking like. >> can you tell janice to give our "b" back. she stole the "b" in belmont. >> i think it is actually elmont, new york. >> it's also national doughnut day. we're going to be fat and happy today. dunkin' donuts bringing blew berry doughnuts. >> we've got a busy three hours. it starts right now. this is quite a jaw dropper. on monday we told you apparently the intel community had a thick file on bowe bergdahl, the guy who went missing. we now heard that he walked off on his own.

he was a deserter according to his men. now according to a james rosen exclusive, he took a look at documents compiled by the eclipse group which had a network of the terrorist world. he has information that will knock your socks off. >> converting to islam being at the top of that list. he also skraoubd himself as a -- described himself as a mujahedin. he enjoyed freedom walking around taking target practice. they gave him a gun, ak-47. he was able to walk around, do target practice. he was able to walk out and have a lot of freedom throughout the afternoon. they said he got to play soccer pretty well and played around in the park. >> we see this but we also see the stark contrast that at one point he was put into a metal cage like an animal. you see both sides of this.

some people are saying the stockholm syndrome. is he becoming enamored with his captors and wanting to become more like them or is he simply trying to survive? is he conspiring or is this his way of trying to make sure he stayed alive. >> did he play along with them so they wouldn't torture him in some capacity? >> all good questions. it will be interesting if we ever get to actually see him. we did hear something from the hospital earlier today and apparently he is showing signs of improvement. he's stable, he's talking but they can't release any information about him because of patient privacy. charles krauthammer yesterday said why haven't we seen him yet? he's suggesting there's a possibility, could there be some witness tampering going on here? are they saying, now, mr. bergdahl, if you say you deserted and you just walked off, you know you could wind up in leavenworth forever and you would embarrass the administration as well and we won't pay for your disability and you will be

shamed. however, if you come up with another story, who knows. >> of course one of the reasons president obama said he had to do this unilaterally and not consult with congress and keep them in the dark, which lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been upset about, was because he had a real health concern. but judging from the video, you can't tell somebody's medical condition by seeing photographs or moving pictures of him, he seems to be malnourished, but anything else -- we are awaiting results of how he's doing from this german hospital. >> these questions continue to follow the president as he is traveling internationally. what is the president's reaction after making such a public celebration with bowe bergdahl's parents in the rose garden. ed henry is traveling with the president in france. ed, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the bottom line is the president has been dogged by this firestorm back home throughout this european tour. every stop of the way he's either been asked about it at a must conference or his aides have been behind the

scenes scrambling to push back on the story. yesterday at the news conference he made it very clear that he makes no apologies for what he did. he said in his defense that bowe bergdahl's health was deteriorating. the president as commander in chief saw an opportunity to go in and save him, and he said that's what he did. he also saw a shift, i think, in the white house strategy over the last 24 to 48 hours. white house aides telling "politico," kind of dismissing this story saying it is just obama haters that are stirring it up and then the president saying this at a news conference. listen. >> i'm never surprised by controversies that are whipped up in washington. that's par for the course. but i'll repeat what i said two days ago. we have a basic principle. we do not leave anybody wearing the american uniform behind. >> whipped up controversy. you can see he was sort of

suggesting that this was another one of what he's called before a phony scandal. but what's interesting is that unlike the i.r.s., benghazi, stories like that that have really been pushed along partisan lines, you've seen real division, we've now seen two straight stories -- the v.a. scandal and now this one with bowe bergdahl -- where there hasn't just been republican outrage, there's been democratic outrage as well. in the bergdahl case, you've seen die kwraoeupb feinstein, head of the senate intelligence committee as a democrat said she should have been in on the story, number one and number two the white house broke the law by not notifying her. >> the white house changed their story. they said in the beginning we didn't notify you because we saw the video and he was about to drop dead. then we saw the islamic propaganda video and he looked okay and they said we were afraid they were going to kill him. they do keep changing the

story. and if today's story doesn't work out, look for another one tomorrow. >> the white house still maintains his health was in jeopardy, though, i should point out. but we should also report that the video, the first video -- there's two different videos, the one you referred to which is the taliban video from when he was transferred. but the other video the white house was showing behind the scenes to senators in both parties to show his health was deteriorating was from when? it was from january, six months ago. we don't know, did his health get worse since january or did it stay the same? but they're using a video that is six months old so that is curious as well. >> today is one of the most important days in world history. today is the 70th anniversary of the d-day celebration. what is the president doing there? >> he gave remarks about the legacy of the greatest generation. it gives me chills to be standing here. i'm at the normandy american cemetery. there are over 9,000

americans buried behind me. the cliff just right there overlooking omaha beach where there were the most cash talts of all. what the president tried to do in his remarks is to connect the greatest generation to the 9/11 generation saying there's a lot of young people coming up now who are sacrificing just as much as the greatest generation, important to note. i'll give you one factoid to give you an idea of the magnitude of the sacrifice here 70 years ago on d-day. on 33 different occasions there are brothers buried side by side behind me, where brothers serving together, liberating europe and saving our way of life died here together behind me. it gives you an idea of the scope of the sacrifice. >> it does indeed. ed henry reporting from normandy, france, on this friday morning, d-day morning 70 years later. hallowed ground. thank you very much. >> five minutes after the hour. we have breaking news

heather childers is here to tell us about. >> while you were sleeping the man accused of killing three canadian mounties and wounding two others captured. swat members surrendering the shooter -- surrounding the shooter in the backyard. dressed in camo witnesses say the man looked like "rambo" when he opened fire on police. classes canceled today at seattle pacific university after a shooting there that left one person dead three others hurt. after a 22-year-old walked on to campus, opened fire. a student took him down with pepper spray as he tried to reload. he is now in custody. police say he was not a student. take a look at this, this incredible video of mother nature spewing powerful winds in arkansas sent this four wheeler flying. it crashed right into the side of the house where it is still stuck this

morning. near the town of otwell, as many as 20 train cars blown off the tracks. two people were killed by falling trees. a spectacular find in greenland. brand-new images show a cold war spy plane frozen in time. yeah, the plane, it was named hebert crashed during a top secret mission to the north pole. it made an emergency landing on a frozen lake after running out of fuel. the 11 crew members waited three days to be rescued and more than 50 years later the plane was spotted by a nasa aircraft surveying the glacier. isn't that remarkable? >> according to al gore, we shouldn't be able to see that. >> exactly. i wonder whaep has to say about that -- i wonder what he has to say about that. we should ask him. 11 minutes after the hour this friday morning. check this out, this video that's hard to believe. >> look at that.

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the state of georgia is the latest to have the federal government warn against a new bill that requires drug tests for some food stamp recipients if there is a suspicion of drug use. >> with nearly 46.2 million people on the government handout, isn't some check necessary to curb against the abuse? >> here to weigh in is the coast of varney and company -- is the host of

varney and company, stuart varney. obviously the concern is you can't punish the kids for the parents doing something dumb; right? instead they have an answer for that. that is another adult can get the assistance and help the kids instead. >> don't you think that if you want something from the government, if you want free food, shouldn't you give up a little of your privacy and be drug tested? look at it the other way around, shouldn't taxpayers be able to say quit this destructive behavior, otherwise you don't get free food. >> other states tried this and they failed at it. >> in florida and utah legislation was passed you have to have a drug test before you can pick up welfare benefits. when that was in place, in force in july, 1,600 people decided to drop out of it. they didn't want to take the test. they didn't want to find out they had been taking drugs. in a sense it worked. it is the courts that reversed it by saying that

is an unconstitutional search. you're not allowed to search people by demanding a drug test in turn for free food. >> over the last five years the amount of people receiving food stamp -ps has never been higher. it is an unbelievable level. do you feel it has become so easy people who should not be getting food stamps are? >> i feel the obama administration has pushed food stamps, pushed it on to people. they advertise come on in and get it. you need it, we've got it. >> people who don't need it, it's out there, we're paying pore it. >> it's buying votes. how else do you explain 46 million people right now, more than 46 million are receiving food stamps five years into a so-called economic recovery. he's buying votes. >> the argument is this is unconstitutional. you can't force people to get these drug tests. yet states passed legislation to allow the freest of marijuana.

>> not in georgia. ten states have legislation in place to demand drug testing. 22 states are considering this. but given this ruling -- this came from the agriculture department, not a court in this case, in the case of georgia it's the agriculture department that is saying you can't do that. it's a part of the administration that's saying don't do it. >> stuart varney, before we go, -p 0 years ago today -- 70 years ago today your father was? >> yes, he was at normandy. he was in the royal navy. he was a mine sweeper. they swept the english channel before the armada came over. he went right the way through it. he said there were ships everywhere, thousands and thousands of ships coming to the beach of normandy. he was there. that was my dad. >> 70 years ago today? >> yes. >> we're going to be watching your show 11:00 this morning on fox business. do you remember this video? a sailor goes overboard halfway to china in the middle of a race.

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overnight an american tourist captured in north korea. the country's official news agency says the american is being detained because he committed acts inconsistent with a tourist visit. this is the third american currently held in north korea. former first lady nancy reagan remembering president ronald reagan on the tenth anniversary of his death. she visited his grave in simi valley, california. the 92-year-old says she still feels her husband's presence and finds him in her dreams. they were married 52 years. >> halfway between china and san francisco our next guest, a british sailor, participating in an around the world race that is still going on, was knocked off the yacht. >> panic struck his crew mates as they frantically searched for him.

[inaudible] >> andrew taylor floated alone in the cold, rough north pacific for an hour and a half. >> he joins us now with his incredible survival story. good morning, andrew. paint the picture for us. what were the conditions like. explain how you went overboard. >> we had, came to 12-meter swells. wind was gusting 50, 60. we were getting pretty wet. waves were crashing over the book. as we were working on the bow i was helping make a sail change. we were working closely together. the boat was kind of doing this and at some point one minute i'm on the boat, next minute i'm in the water. there was nothing in between. >> the video we're looking at here is of the recovery an hour and 40 minutes after you had fallen overboard. when you fell overboard there is an elaborate system where they are able to mark exactly where you

went. they turned around and came back and you weren't there. where were you? >> they go back to where i had gone in and i wasn't there. they thought i was drifting on a one or one and a half knot current so they started a search pattern. i was drifting farther away, i was a mile away by the time they got back to the mark. >> you were starting to be pelted with hailstones. what's going through your mind at this point. >> at the first point i was thinking i need to get myself ready for recovery, look after myself and make sure everything is working, check my life jacket and check my suit and make sure i'm kind of okay and wait for the boat to come back. once the storm hit and sea conditions changed, things changed for me and it was about survival and about trying to preserve myself as long as i could. >> luckily you were wearing a dry suit. the conditions, in addition to the fact you're in the middle of an ocean storm

it's 9 degrees above zero. because the swells are so high, after it was 100 meters or so they couldn't see you. >> i was gone -- >> how did they find you? >> after quite a bit of time in the water, i got a -- >> slow jack. .i turned it on when i went in the water. at some point i turned it off and when i turned it back on it registered straight away with a satellite which transmitted my position to the boat so they knew exactly where i was. >> i guess this world yacht race is 40,000 miles and takes 11 months to complete. something you're going to do again? >> yeah. a trip around the world yacht race is an incredible experience. i've been on the boat since june. we get back home on the 12th of july. i get to see my family again. i haven't seen my parents or daughter for over a year now. it's an amazing experience. i will definitely sail around the world again. whether i do it this way,

it is not clear. >> the day you fell in was your mom's birthday. >> that's a tough one. i do remember that. as well as being tough, i think it was a good thing because that suddenly gave me quite a lot of strength and i do remember saying to myself i'm not going to die today on my mom's birthday. that's not going to happen, not today. >> your mom wound up with the best present possible. here you are to tell the story. andrew taylor, thank you very much. amazing. >> thank you. >> stay on the boat. be careful. >> 27 minutes after the hour, coming up on "fox & friends," talk about being at the wrong place at the wrong time. a truck hit by lightning with two people inside. more amazing? they survived it. >> he looked pretty athletic so how in the world did one of these dancing hamsters collect $51,000 in disability? that story coming up.

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national doughnut day dates back to 1938 if you can wrap your head around that. back then a chicago salvation army dedicated the first friday in june to women who served doughnuts to soldiers during world war 1. >> this is the blueberry cobbler doughnut. it's brand-new. you can go to any dunkin' donuts all day and wind up with a free doughnut. all you've got to do is buy a beverage. dunkin' donuts has a new bev ranch that came out this -- brand-new beverage that came out this summer. it is the andre palmer coolatte. >> they also have healthier options too. >> what do you mean healthier options? what's the matter with this? blueberry has antioxidants. come on.

>> heather, in to you. >> that looks tasty. save one for me. >> they're all gone. >> lebron just can't handle the heat in texas. we begin with this. the spurs-heat series got off to a sweltering start when the air conditioning in the arena shut down. temperatures in the stadium hitting the high 80's. lebron forced to leave the game seven minutes early with a leg cramp. after he left the spurs rallied 16 points to win. final score 110-95. a new bombshell in the v.a. scandal. the kansas city v.a. admitting it has a list that compromised care for veterans. there were reportedly 37 vets on that list. all have now been scheduled to see doctors in the next two weeks. >> in phoenix acting secretary sloan gibson revealing 18 veterans died waiting for appointments. but there is good news. the senate reached a deal to allow vets who experienced waits of 30 days or more and who lived

40 miles from a v.a. clinic to see a private doctor. it is the most insane video that you will see all day long. take a look at this truck. you can see it. it was driving down the highway when all of a sudden, look, it just -- it's hit by lightning, the couple inside were trapped by the melted metal, fried electric. the couple says they don't know how they would have gotten out if a police officer was not driving by. they were given a perfect bill of health. one of the dancing kia hamsters, you remember them? they may want to call their lawyer. ♪ party rock >> 27-year-old leroy barnes may not. arrested on insurance fraud. he allegedly claimed

$57,000 in disability benefits while working as a hamster on tv. he also worked as a dancer for madonna and chris brown. those are your headlines. back to you pwaoeuz on -- back to you guys on the plaza. i expect to see the hamster dance from one of you. >> we're heading to janice dean. she is at belmont park. good morning, janice. >> good morning. i have to admit that earlier on during "fox & friends first" , i said that california chrome was making his lap during that hour. i was mistaken. it was a different horse. but california chrome is on the belmont track right now taking a lap. he's right behind me. our wonderful camera man is going to focus in when he comes around the track. this is like royalty. he's like a celebrity here in belmont. it's been 36 years since we've won a triple crown and this will be the first time a california-bread

horse would win -- a california-bred horse would win that triple crown. 12 horses tried to get all three titles. this is a longer track as well. it is a mile and a half. this is what it comes down to. i think this horse has a great chance. we were talking about the nasal strips. he wears a nasal strip to help him breathe. the other thing i think is worth mentioning is this horse is really chill. he kind of takes in his surroundings and he can nap anywhere. a lot of these horses can't nap in different surroundings. this horse can nap in his stable without any help. he doesn't need chickens, dogs or goats. he is well rested, he can breathe right. and we are hoping for a triple crown this weekend. he wears green socks and the jockey wears a red hat. we'll be watching for him. while we wait for california chrome to take his lap let's look at the temperatures. it's going to be a

fantastic picture-perfect weekend here in new york for the belmont stakes. there is your temperature, 61 here in new york. around 59 in denver. across the southern plains where we've got very warm temperatures, and that's one of the reasons why we have the threat for severe pressure. we've got the moisture working its way in from the gulf of mexico. severe thurpl warnings in parts of oklahoma up towards colorado. this is your risk for severe weather. if you live in these areas, make sure you listen to your local weather forecast. very warm across the south. here in new york city, it was soaking wet yesterday. we are looking for clear skies all weekend long. 6:50 is when this race starts tomorrow here in elmont for the belmont stakes. and we'll be watching california chrome. do you see him yet? do you see him yet? >> no. >> he is making his lap here. wait a minute, is that him? >> ask him.

zoom in. >> no, no. he's coming! he's coming! we'll come back! >> a lot of people thought those strips, the reason they were banned is because they were performing enhancing, they had drugs in them. but the nasal strip company said not at all. >> janice dean horsing around at belmont. >> coming up on our friday program, new details about the soldier we swapped for five terrorists who apparently converted to islam and declared jihad during his time in captivity. so how does this change things? a man who has prosecuted terrorists, former attorney general, is going to join us coming up next. >> by far the wildest story of the day. this is why you should never wear a gorilla costume at the zoo especially when workers at the zoo use tranquilizeer guns on a regular basis. >> don't tell me. put two and two together.

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wake up. let's get moving and grooving. 42 minutes after the hour. some headlines. this is real. a baby bear shot with a tranquilizeer after spending hours in a tree in new jersey. >> oh my god! >> the bear is okay. he will be released back into the wild. now for the fake. a vet shoots a tranquilizeer at a gorilla. one problem, it wasn't a gorilla. it was a man in a monkey suit. it happened at a zoo in spain. the zoo was holding a drill to make sure they had a plan in place to make sure one of the gorillas escaped but the vet didn't know about the drill and shot the man in the suit. the dart was meant for a 400-pound gorilla. the man said to be doing

okay this morning thankfully. >> a shogt -- shocking account about what bowe bergdahl was up to while being held by the taliban. new documents show he declared himself a warrior for islam even taking place in ak-47 target practice with his captors and playing soccer with him. we have reaction from our washington bureau. good morning. >> if they go the route of court-martial and charge bowe bergdahl what would be the next step? >> they could bring charges against him on a number of things. the first would be abandonment, putting fellow soldiers in danger through his conduct. i think now they're in position where they're trying to gather the facts, gather intelligence, find out what happened and how he came to become in the taliban's custody. these are things that

should have been looked at long before this prisoner swap but it's on the table now. disturbing questions are emerging. >> what sort of offenses would he be charged with if they find him guilty. some are saying he served five years with the taliban. that is enough punishment. what do you say? >> i think it fends on the facts -- it depends on the facts. if it turns out he knowingly deserted his post, that is a serious offense. as a prosecutor, i think i would charge that. if there is no dereliction of duty you could take into account in a sense he already served time in the taliban's custody. i think it is a difficult question. at this point i'm not sure we got the full facts from the administration. now we're starting to hear the truth start is to leak out from people who served with him or who have other inside information as to what happened that night. >> weren't there multiple investigations already conducted on him as to why he may have deserted or not

deserted? and wouldn't it be possible we have this information any way? >> it is possible we have it. the administration has not exactly been forthcoming with the facts. i think the facts as they originally posited them was this guy was going to be a returning war hero, be showered with garlands and the like. it turns out reality doesn't quite match that picture. he doesn't appear to be a war hero and there have been serious questions raised about what was going on. >> how difficult is it to prove that he was a deserter or he was somehow aligned with them? i mean, none of us have been in this position before, but imagine trying to survive under these conditions, to try to pretend to be friends with them. are those some of the questions on the table at this hour? >> i would imagine so. there is no question that at least in some of these situations we've learned there is the so-called stockholm syndrome where people forge an affinity with their captors either because that's the way the human mind works or they think it is the best way to get released. he was in custody for a

long time, and i suspect we have intelligence assets over there who can give us insight into exactly what was going on, whether or not this apparent conversion was legitimate, whether it was a ploy. obviously they can question him now. they can talk with people who knew him before. they can talk with people who might have interacted with him during his five years in custody and try to piece this mosaic together so we can get a better picture of exactly what happened and whether charges would be appropriate. >> and whether or not he would receive p.o.w. pay, which -- how much is that actually per year for somebody who has been a p.o.w.? and is he entitled to that? >> it can be very significant and it can extend long into the future. as to whether he's entitled to it, continuing depends on all the things we're talking about, about the circumstances that caused him to be apprehended by the taliban and whether or not we want to forgive anything that happened or whether we apply the law to him. >> the senate majority leader harry reid this week saying this just affirms another reason why

guantanamo bay is a mess and why we should close the thing. the president has campaigned to close guantanamo bay. do you think we're one step closer to having that become a reality? >> well, he's starting to empty it out. i don't think this is quite the right way to do it. the problem for the president honestly is that he came into office saying we're going to close guantanamo, it's going to be gone by the time my administtion leaves. and now we're about two-plus years away from that point in time and there are still approximately 150 people or more who are detained in guantanamo. i don't think the closure of guantanamo is going to happen any time soon. the president is clearly trying to whittle down the numbers. i think he's doing it in the wrong way. i think that the five people who are being released in exchange for bergdahl are extremely dangerous individuals and i don't think we have sufficient guarantees that these individuals who are not exotic fun you'd like to bring to a cocktail party -- these are hardened terrorists -- they should not be released and we don't have ease of assuring

that once their year period time of detention or supervision is up they are not going to return to the battle field and attack u.s. interests. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> four americans murdered in benghazi and hillary clinton said this. >> the fact is we have four dead americans. was it because of the a protester was it because of guys out for a walk one night and decided they would go kill americans. what difference at this point does it make? >> that argument now on repeat. who is using hillary's line this time? and what you missed on "fox & friends" this week. ♪ ♪ the lowest price

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i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. bowe bergdahl, the soldier we swapped for five terrorists declared he convert to do islam. he even went to target practice with the taliban. brand new details you will only see on fox. the president not worried by this new report. >> i'm never surprised by controversies that are whipped up in washington. all right? that's par for the course. >> so is an american declaring jihad a laughing matter? we report. you decide. and four americans were murdered in benghazi and hillary clinton famously said this. >> the fact is, we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they'd go kill some americans? what difference at this point does it make? >> that was about benghazi. harry reid now make the same argument about bowe bergdahl. really?

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park, the big race this weekend, this saturday. will california chrome become the first triple crown winner in nearly 40 years? we're live this morning. janis dean is out there. she'll give us the track conditions. hopefully it won't rain. >> she's been sporting -- >> will it be a tough mudder? >> and janis dean has been wearing the sporty nasal strips. >> all the controversy. >> and a little later this hour, i'm going to be talking to the creator of these flare nasal strips about all the controversy and why he says these things are great and it's better for the health's horse and it's the humane thing to do. >> who knew? >> let's talk about the lead story once again today. it has been all week long. there you can see bowe bergdahl in the taliban propaganda video that was released a couple of days ago. remember earlier we heard he was about to drop dead and that's why the administration acted. as it turns out, he's in pretty good health. according to the hospital in

germany, they can't reveal a lot because of patient privacy. but apparently his health is improving. we have also, thanks to james rosen, uncovered that apparently he declared jihad while he was being held by the haqqani network. in fact, the department of defense received a number of these situation reports and allow me to quote, sit rep 23. it said berg taliban has converted to islam and now describes himself as a warrior for islam. bergdahl enjoys a mood couple of freedom and engages in target practices, firing a.k. 47s. bergdahl is even allowed to carry a loaded gun. he plays soccer with his guards and bounds around the pitch like a mad man. he appears to be well and happy and has a noticeable habit of laughing frequently and saying salaam, which means peace, repeatedly.

>> yeah. these were reports written by former c.i.a. folks who were watching and monitoring all of the situations there on the ground. in fact, if you read the "wall street journal" this morning, fascinating report. nard to what james rosen reporting has been, which is how difficult this discussion had been back and forth. in fact, the taliban had been expecting more than five individuals return and released from guantanamo bay, that they would have also had sanctions eased against them and all sorts of concessions made by the administration. >> when you hear that bergdahl was able to play soccer and fratternize with his captors, carry a load gun, that with his mates saying he was a deserter, it makes some wonder was he conspiring with the enemy. but then at the same time, there is a stark contrast in these documents, too, that he was held in a cage, like an animal. >> he tried to escape. they caught him. >> and had a successful attempt that was made for that. so was he trying to survive or

was he conspiring with the enemy and taking part? >> you can understand that whole stockholm syndrome thing. if the alternative is they're going to cut off your head, you would pretty much do anything to keep them from cutting off your head. at the same time, looking at on line people talking and commenting, they wonder, did we trade five islamic warriors for one islamic warrior? >> a lot of questions still remain, will he receive p.o.w. pay? he's entitled to a large payout as a p.o.w. so much more as this investigation unfolds. >> there is just one other tidbit that was conveyed in one of the sit reps. remember we gave up five of the worst of the worst? apparently in the beginning when the negotiations first started, the haqqani network, which is famous for kidnapping people for money, they didn't want the prisoner swap. they just wanted money. so in the beginning, we probably didn't have to give them up. but we did. >> and putting americans in danger, too, whether they're just out and about traveling around the world or are service

members. what does that say to the taliban? you want more of your inmates freed from gitmo? just kidnap an american and we'll make a swap for you. >> a top taliban commander is on the record at this hour saying we are planning on going after bigger targets like bowe bergdahl. kidnapping works and that's how we'll get more people out of guantanamo bay. >> these are just whipped up controversy, according to the president. >> these are phony scandal. >> the president is having to answer some of these questions as he travels around the world. what is the president's reaction after making such a public celebration with the bergdahls? remember in the rose garden ceremony? ed henry traveling with the president this morning in france. good morning, ed. what's the reaction and what is the president saying? >> reporter: good morning, guys. there has been pushback from the white house in saying look, they think people have been making fun of the bergdahl family. his father's appearance, that they've been attacking bowe bergdahl's service before we know all the details of it. what they say is the president himself actually i'm told invited the bergdahl family into

the rose garden over the weekend, someone unexpectedly because they happened to still be in washington, d.c. when he got the news, the president did, that the transfer had happened and the president felt like look, these are parents who hadn't seen their son in five years. it's time to let them celebrate a little bit. obviously the story has turned on the white house a bit because that celebration has now given way to a lot of questions about exactly how this came together, whether the price was too high in terms of swapping five taliban commanders. but the bottom line is what you were referring to with the president yesterday at this news conference saying look, this is just a controversy whipped up in washington. some of the president's aides telling politico this is just obama haters piling on and getting all riled up. the fact of the matter is, when you have democrats like diane feinstein saying the law may have been broken, the congress should have been in the loop on this and she's the chair of the senate intelligence committee. not only a democrat, but someone with real weight on capitol hill, that suggests this is not

one of those phony scandals you referred to, that this is something that has been sparking not just republicans, but democratic outrage and i suspect that's why it's still an issue for the president and will be when he gets back home from this european trip. >> the second one in so many weeks, coming of heels of the v.a. scandal, which we can't forget about. it's not make the top headline anymore, but it's still something that is festering and we need to take note of. how is that affecting the president these days? >> reporter: i think that what he was really looking forward to is the fact that here at normandy, the president finally a chance to take a respite from the battles in washington, take a respite perhaps from each stop of the way on this european tour where he has faced questions from reporters about the bergdahl controversy here remembering now the 70th anniversary of d-day. i thought it was interesting in his remarks that the president tried to say look, i see similarities between the greatest generation and now what he's calling the 9-11

generation, which is also stepping up and helping others around america. listen to this. >> this generation, this 9-11 generation of service members, they, too felt something. they answered some call. they said, i will go. they too chose to serve a cause that's greater than self. many even after they knew they'd be sent in harm's way. >> when you walk by as i have throughout this morning, row after row of these crosses behind me, over 9,000 americans buried here. the sacrifice in order to basically save the world is so enormous. in fact, you may not know this, but there is actually a father and son buried here among the more than 9,000 americans. imagine a father and son serving together and paying the ultimate sacrifice together. >> all right. and that's why we are serving today, 70th anniversary since d-day. that's why ed is in normandy,

france. thank you very much. >> thanks. harry reid was asked a little bit about why did the president not inform congress? he was trying to figure out a good answer, never did. but then he was asked about when were you notified about his release? and then harry reid did something that you would think that people in washington, d.c. would try never to do and that would be to repeat an iconic sound bite said by somebody very famous and he did. so this morning harry reid winds up in our hillary clinton montage. >> i'm not sure i'm the only one. made a big deal over nothing. the whole deal is that friday or saturday, what difference does it make? what difference does it make? >> what difference at this point does it make? >> what difference does it make? >> you think he would be a little bit more careful than to steal a line from hillary clinton's benghazi --

>> bergdahl, benghazi! >> just like susan rice would have been more careful when she went on sunday talk shows and said bergdahl served with honor and distinction. >> let us know what you think about that. you can weigh in. meanwhile, some big developments overnight. heather chilledders standing by for a look at the news. >> we have other headlines to talk about. while you were sleeping, the man accused of killing three canadian mounties and wound to go others captured. swat members surrounding the shooter in a backyard. he reportedly yelled, i'm done, right before they arrested him. not a single shot, though, was fired. but look at this. dressed in cammo head to toe. witnesses say he looked like rambo. what do you think? classes are canceled today at seattle pacific university after a shooting there that left one person dead. three others hurt after 26-year-old aaron ibarra walked on campus, opened fire. a student took him down with pepper spray as he tried to reload.

ibarra is in custody. police say he was not a student. and this morning we are finding out from one of the children trapped in the bounce house. winds were gusting at 30 miles per hour during a lacrosse tournament when the bounce house broke free. >> it's just insane. it happened so quick. i pretty much bounced around and hit the ground and blacked out. >> so lucky. his family, they are thinking about suing. so we'll follow up on that. and so much for being rich and famous. regis philbin forced to hitch a ride with strangers? >> enjoy this nice day. >> you don't have a drive are? >> no. come on, let's go. >> and did he! regis was in new york city, trying to hail a cab. no luck. if you live here, you know a is a problem. so he hopped in the van with two strangers. that one, that creepy looking white one. and the strangers took him eight

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whose health had deteriorated and we were deeply concerned about and we saw an opportunity and we seized it and i make no apologies for that. >> okay. so what do the men who served in the same battalion as bergdahl in afghanistan think now? joining us for reaction, retired army specialist josh fuller joins us today from fort worth. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, sir. thank you for having me. >> let me ask you about this because we've been talking about this story for the last week. i think we all agree that you never leave somebody behind. but what should happen to bowe bergdahl going forward now that he's back with us? what should happen to him? >> i think that they need to have a hearing for him because i do agree that we need to have all of our people back, but it needs to go through the right channels and due process. >> sure. now, tell us how this worked. the higher ups tried to reach

out to all of you and essentially told you to shut up, right? >> correct. most people were made to sign nondisclosure agreements. our company never was. but yes. that was a basic thing, for us not to talk about it. >> why do you think that is? >> i have no clue. 'cause we all knew, the chain of command knew he walked off. nobody thought he was a p.o.w., so it was very confusing. >> it's almost as if they're trying to tell you, okay. you guys in the same battalion, sit down. shut up, right? >> correct. >> you told one of our producer when is they talked to you yesterday that now that you're speaking out about bowe bergdahl and him going missing, you think there is a real good possibility that next year you're going to be audited by the irs? >> we'll see. >> yeah. we'll see indeed. what do you make of the news that has come out in the last 24 hours from james rosen's

exclusive reporting that apparently when he was being held by the terrorists, he converted to islam, referred to himself as a warrior for islam, and even at times would let him carry around his own gun? >> that does concern me a little bit that now if that is true and that he did convert over, now he's back, or coming back to the u.s. a little concerning. >> just a little. yeah indeed. >> yeah. >> what about the fact that a top taliban commander was -- time magazine reached out to him and apparently they talked to him in the past. and he says that for them, the lesson of the five for one swap is there is money and then there are hostages and they're going to try to go ahead and take more americans hostage because that's how they can spring their guys. does that surprise you? >> no, it doesn't. it just seems like the same thing that the mexican cartels do, that people pay for

personnel captured and so it works for them, so why would they stop doing it? >> sure. josh fuller, before you leave this morning, what is the thing that sticks most in your craw about this bowe bergdahl situation? >> of two my buddies that died in afghanistan, pfc justin casillas and aaron fairbarren that died on the fourth of july. they're not going to get to see their families again. this guy is being hailed as a hero. >> at the same time, some people in the administration are trying to slime the people, like you, who are speak out about what they saw there. specialist josh fuller joining us from fort worth, served in the same battalion as mr. bergdahl. josh, thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. >> it's now 20 after. next up, hillary clinton said she got it all wrong. the big admission in her new

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illinois republican mark kirk's seat in 2016. that's your news. now it's show time. >> all right. daughtry burst on the scene with the best selling country rock album. selling over 17 million singles. his latest album "baptized" is out now. >> and he joins us now live. good morning, chris. >> good morning. >> look at this big crowd out here this morning. >> i know. >> we asked him earlier, we said, are you guys here for barbecue, doughnuts or daughtry? they all said daughtry. >> yeah. >> i was convinced they were here for the ribs and doughnuts. >> tell us about the feel your new album. >> it's good. >> you're going to perform "battleship." >> it's definitely a feel good

record. you just want to move. >> what about the tour? you kick off a 60-date tour? >> i think like 60 days. >> how do you prepare for something like that? how do you keep your voice together? >> i don't. i try not to think about it. >> when you're done performing on stage and people want to talk to you and you're like, i can't speak, i got to conserve my voice, i just got to be quiet -- >> i would probably benefit from that, but i can never shut up. >> you're chasing around four kids, too, you and your beautiful wife. that's one thing you're kind of known for is for being such a good guy. you guys have been married for 13 years. living in charlotte, north carolina. >> absolutely. >> how are you feeling about that, are you excited? >> yeah. we're looking forward to that. >> change of pace 'cause you have been having to take care of a lot of land. >> we're out in the woods, yeah. >> what are you going to perform first this morning? >> i think we're going to be performing "home," feels like

total." >> one of the things about you is "waiting for superman." i felt like i was interrupting something a little earlier. >> we were geeking out. i didn't realize you were such a batman fan. nerds in spirit. how many nerds are here today? there is a smattering of them. all right. we'll get out of your way and you're going tom -- to perform in just a minute. good luck on the big tour. are you guys ready for some daughtry? we'll send it back to you guys inside? thank you, guys. >> coming up a spy satellite frozen in time. plus, california chrome looking to make history this weekend. janis dean is our horsing machine live in belmont. hello, j.d. >> hi, steve. yes, we are horsing around.

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100,000 people are supposed to come out here tomorrow. 6:50 is when the race happens here in new york for the belmont stakes. and the weather, oh, my gosh, i could not have given a better forecast. it's going to be spectacular. we had all that rain yesterday. skies are clearing out for today and through tomorrow and sunday. it's going to be a beautiful forecast. look at the maps. this is what we're going to be predicting for the northeast. the northeast area, beautiful weekend. we've got the radar there just showing really clear skies for the next 24 to 48 hours. beautiful forecast for the race itself, which is happening tomorrow around 6:50. the temperatures will be around 80 degrees. a very california type day, which i think is going to bode well for california chrome. one of the reasons we're watching this horse is it's very rare to see, but this horse rares breathing strips. and he's been wearing them for every race and here at belmont,

they're going to allow this horse to wear his breathing strip to help him breathe better, right? >> absolutely. i will see your breathe right nasal strip and raise you a flair horse size nasal strip. >> janis dean, now you're going to be able to smell those 100 horses out there really well. >> i love the smell of horses in the morning. >> hello. >> she's right. >> what happened is new york overturned this ban after the preakness. but everybody was worried california chrome wasn't going to be doing so well here at belmont stakes. he looked very -- >> he looked like a bird. >> folks were worried that he wouldn't do so hot if he wasn't able to wear this. they overturned the ban. i was able to talk to the nasal strip creator. judged by the movies we make, americans love a good horse story, triple crown or not. from sea biscuit being a symbol

of hope during the great depression, to secretariat. today's unlikely horse, california chrome, is something from the movies, too. >> once in a while you get a horse like him that goes under the radar and here you have a superstar in the making. >> but if hollywood writes a script about the potential triple crown winner, wardrobing will need a new prop. a flair nasal strip. >> ever since we put it on him, he's been on a winning streak. >> the horse cannot breathe through its mouth like people can. when the horse breathes, they move tremendous volumes of air in and out of a very small opening through the nostril, through the nasal passages and into the lung. >> it holds the nasal passages open and reduces the risk of bleeding in the lung. the flair nasal strips are not medical devices similar to what professional athletes wear during compression. and what humans wear when they sleep, just on a much larger

scale. >> it's like changing equipment on a horse. you can use it in all other racing jurisdictions. >> new york officials are allowing for the first time at the belmont stakes. but critics say it gives an unfair advantage. >> people think it's designed to help the horse get more air, more oxygen and therefore run faster. that's not the case. >> the inventer says the trips are becoming more commonplace, even in recreational activities because they're good for the horse's health. >> we're taking an uptake in growth and use of the strips around the world. the average pleasure rider that rides occasionally supports the breathing of their horse at the level that they compete all wait to the top levels of competition. >> so as hollywood plans a potential blockbuster, the props may only be as noticeable as the bridle and reins. in the meantime, california chrome is becoming more and more a household name. >> i look back and see how many horses and the great horses have won the triple crown. it's really good for racing.

we need a hero right now and he's a superstar. every place he goes, he's got a big, big following. >> breathe right nasal strips for humans is cash not cashing n these. they're handing out 50,000 of these at the race. >> everyone will be breathing great at the race. >> and the smell of horses will be really enjoyed. one thing that the creator of the flair nasal strips told me about as they were doing the research, they put horses on treadmills and literally going like 30 miles an hour and you're able to watch them and that's why you can tell they are able to breathe -- >> i didn't know they had horse size treadmills. fantastic. we'll watch this weekend, see if the nasal strips help him. coming up, the housing market is going back up. but there is still cities where you can score a great deal, radio i can this home for $30,000. that's coming up next. beautiful.

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nationally. however, there are a few cities, according to the trulia trends report, which are actually bucking that trend and continuing the price increase. great news for home sellers. not as good news for home buyers. but we found three great deals in three of these cities that i think are going to be pretty fantastic. >> the first one in atlanta, georgia. you say has an amazing sound system, perfect for any music lover. >> absolutely. this one is $300,000. it's three bedrooms, two baths, 2700 square feet. it's a gorgeous colonial style craftsman. it's got a beautiful front porch on a great street on a corner lot. ryeyey airy. got a big bonus room and a den. it's completely prewired for all your electronics. wonderful galley-style kitchen, stainless steel appliances and also the backyard, big backyard, grassy fenced in, and the whole

thing is going to cost you around $1,500 a month, including your mortgage, taxes and insurance with 20% down. that's pretty good deal. >> another $300,000 home is in sarasota, florida. you say there is an amazing opportunity for some outdoor fun there. >> yes. this is another one. sarasota is a very outdoor city. this is three bedrooms, two baths, around 1900 square feet. it's a custom home, stone front, hardwood floors, high ceilings. this one is very hip. i like this. it's hip and modern, great use of color. it's got an extra bonus room. the kitchen cabinets are cherry, granite counter tops, and it's got a wonderful overhang patio outdoor entertaining area with a big backyard. again, this one will cost around $1,500 a month will be your payments. >> good deal. let's go to dayton, ohio, where there is a home for $225,000 that you say is amazing. >> yes. this one, i love this.

it's a stately home. all brick. it's got big living room, big den, wonderful fireplace in there. it's got a large chef's kitchen, lots of counter tops, french doors to the outside, and lot of ground. this one has got a lot of beautiful landscaping. it's got a really big spacious, old sort of connecticut style feeling. this one is going to cost you around $1,100 a month. >> cul-de-sac with no rear neighbors, which is super nice. michael corbett, thanks for your time today. have a great weekend. >> my pleasure. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. move over, tom cruise. kevin mccarthy just filmed his own stunt scene with the folks from the movie "edge of tom." he has that and a review of the movie coming up. ♪ ♪

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talkome movies. the battle at the box office. two buzz worthy films. "edge of tomorrow" and another are out in theaters, but are they worthy to see? joining us is kevin mccarthy. >> this is awesome. >> so this first movie "the fault in the stars," what's this about? >> based on a popular book that sold over 10.7 million copies. it's two cancer patients who met in a group. love story, beautiful acting, who played brother and sister in divergent. i loved it. i did not read the book.

i found so emotionally engaged. i loved the -- messages. four out of five. highly recommend seeing it. you will cry. bring kleenex. >> michael tammero gave us a peek at that yesterday and said initially the screen writer didn't want it to become a movie because he didn't know. >> they did a great job because they defied genre. >> tom cruise has a new movie "edge of tomorrow." >> i haven't seen good tom cruise movie in ten years. i didn't like a lot of them. this is the best thing he's done in a long time. directed by the guy who did "slingers" and" bourn identity." skip the 3d. the action is good. the real star of this movie is emily blount. gave it four out of five. skip the 3d. i met tom cruise. >> name dropper. >> i interviewed him about a specific action scene where he was actually hanging out of a car and emily bleunt almost

killed him in this scene. >> this is real. >> yeah, it blew up. what happened is the first time we did it, emily was driving and she's driving that car for real. i'm saying okay, go, go, go. and then i kind of said brake. she broke. she was able to make the turn. the next one she's thinking, i can go faster. she was going. suddenly i realized, she was going way faster than she was before and she wasn't braking. you can hear me in the take, i'm standing this, 'cause i'm going brake, brake. brake, brake, brake. she broke late, ended up going into the tree. >> she was on cruise control. >> she was. we might not have done that interview if he would have died in that tree. that would have been bad, obviously. in the film, he dies and relives the same day over and over again. i was in london and got to shoot

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ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a free 30-tablet trial. hey, everyone. good morning. it's finally friday, the 6th of june, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. brand-new details show bowe bergdahl declared jihad and converted to islam during his time in captivity. bill o'reilly live on this couch this morning with the details you will see only on fox. and another new development, taliban commander saying this morning, get ready for more kidnappings. it's working out for them. geraldo rivera sitting right next to me thinks the swap was a good idea. and talk about being at the wrong place at the wrong time, watch what happens to this truck. just driving along, struck by lightning. the two people inside, don't they say being in a car is the safest place during a lightning

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screen? that's the live feed on the internet. >> he's such a neat guy. before "american idol," he was an auto mechanic trying to take care of his wife and kids. now he's on to his fourth album called "baptized." he'll be performing "battleship" today. >> he's been on a battle ship or two, geraldo rivera joins us live. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we're talking once again about bowe bergdahl. we've heard through the week about how people who served with him said he was a deserter, he went awol, stuff like that. now james rosen had an exclusive report where there were these situation reports that were given by an organization, intel organization to the department of defense and in sit rep number 3023 t says this, and we want your response: bergdahl has converted to islam and describes himself as an islamic warrior. he enjoys freedom and engages in target practice, firing ak 47s

and allowed to carry a loaded gun, plays soccer with the guards and bounds around like a mad man. has a noticeable habit of frequently saying salaam repeatedly, which means peace. >> i read james rosen's excellent report and even in the report it's contradictory. they say he tried to escape a couple of times and was kept in a cage. so in fairness, even james' reporting shows a contradictory story about what soldier bergdahl did while in captivity, whether he was complicit and went over to the enemy or not, i think at that is a fact that remains to be resolved upon further investigation. let me say in the larger sense that i feel the same way about sergeant bergdahl as i feel about sergeant tamareesi, who crossed the weapon with weapons. whatever they did or did not do, we can sort that out once we bring them home.

we do not leave service members on the field in a foreign country, period. that is what we do. i have been, as you know, spent most of the last 14 years shoulder to shoulder with our g.i.s in peril and i tell you that they are comforted by that principle that we bring our people home, dead, wounded, we bring them home. then you sort out what they did or did not do. >> people serving with him have said, in fact, josh fuller, who served with bergdahl, he said this about the situation. take a listen. >> when i think a they need to have a hearing for him because i do agree that we need to have all of our people back, but needs to go through the right channels and due process. >> two of my buddies that died in afghanistan, pfc justin castillas and pfc aaron fairbarren died on the fourth of

july. they're not going to get to see their families again. this guy is being hailed as a hero. >> i don't know who exactly is hailing him as a hero, first of all. >> the family in the rose garden. >> i think the president, if he could do that again, would probably stage it differently given all the ambiguity. still, i don't waiver one bit in my main principle, we bring them home, sort it out. >> you're absolutely right. here is the thing that sticks in a lot of people's craw, we gave up five of the worst guys in the world. and according to james rosen's report, it looked like the haqqani network in the beginning were holding bergdahl, they just wanted money. but it looked like the administration wanted to do a prisoner swap ultimately. they probably want to do a back doorway of closing gitmo. but to give up so many guys for this one guy looks like a bad deal for us. >> steve, you know i would take a bullet for you. >> absolutely. >> i love you. you are my brother. we will never agree about

guantanamo bay. i think guantanamo bay was a shyster's ploy to evade the united states constitution. it's a noxious creation that should never have happened. guantanamo bay exists, but even the law of nations and the law of war says that once hostile hostileities cease, prisoners must be released. we have announced that as far as the united states is concerned, hostilities in afghanistan will cease at a date certain. guantanamo bay will be closed anyway. those prisoners will be released anyway if we are to comply with ancient law and customs going back for centuries. it's going to be closed anyway in the foreseeable future. all this does in releasing these five people who have been held 13 years, for goodness sake, already without specific charges, all this does is a question of timing because a year from now they would have been released anyway. >> there is more to this because now one of the top taliban commanders on the record with time magazine has been an

informant for them for years saying look, this emboldens us to kidnap more individuals because now we're not just going to go after low level guys. we're going to go after more bowe bergdahls because we know we can get our guys transferred out of prisons and make deals that will help us politically or financially. >> don't we hold the israeli defense forces in very high regard? these are soldiers who know how to fight a war. they've been in a never ending war for over half a century. the israelis routinely trade 500 palestinians for a single israeli. they trade scores of palestinian prisoners for the body of an israeli soldier. that is the deal you make. i don't in any way want to renegotiate whether five was appropriate, three was appropriate, 15 was appropriate, 50 woos appropriate, that's not the point. the point is we got our guy back. now every g.i. who is in any situation where they are in

peril knows that no matter what, the united states will not rest until that g.i. is back home. i think that that is the principle that we can not waiver from. >> if it is found that he did something that -- >> court-martial? absolutely. punish him appropriately. but i also have to urge, given what i said about james rosen's excellent reporting and the fact that there is the yin and yang about sergeant bergdahl, let's wait until we know what the facts are and let's not confuse our disdain for the president's method in this case with the principles that we bring him home no matter what. >> we agree to disagree. >> we do. >> it's friday. >> bill o'reilly will be up in a few moments. first, heather childers standing by with a look at the headline. >> we have other news. fox news alert he overnight. an american tourist captured in

north korea. the country's official news agency saying that jeffrey edward fowl is being detained for committing acts inconsistent with a tourist visit. he went to the country april 29. this is the third american currently held in north korea. federal agents raid the offices of the popular 1-800 get thin campaign. brothers are the doctors behind the heavily advertised southern california business. at one point they were featured on "doctor 90210". it promoted lap band weight loss surgeries which were performed at clinics in california. according to the lawsuits, five patients died following their surgeries at clinics affiliated with the company. and while you were sleeping, the man accused of killing three canadian mounties and wounding two others captured. swat members surrounding the shooter, it was in a backyard. he reportedly yelled this, quote, i'm done, right before

they arrested him. he was dressed in cammo and armed head to toe. witnesses say he looked like rambo when he opened fire on police. and those are your headlines. back to you. >> thank you. 11 minutes after the hour. you heard geraldo rivera say we did the right thing by trading five terrorists for bowe bergdahl. but bill o'reilly has a much different take. he joins us live in studio next. and he looks pretty athletic. so how in the world did one of these dancing hamsters collect $51,000 in disability? real money. ♪ ♪ so's his serve, and his mandarin [speaking mandarin] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of americans, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. making jim more like us. add one a day multivitamins,

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we just told you about this fox news exclusive. reports that bowe bergdahl collaborated with his enemies and declared himself a warrior for islam now surfacing and you heard what geraldo said. bill o'reilly joins us live and we're going to talk about those two books in just a moment. but first of all, bill, what did you make of geraldo? >> first of all, i don't subscribe to the report that he was a collaborator. our sources cannot confirm that at all. so we're just not buying that. it wouldn't be fair to the sergeant to make those charges. they are in the air. rosen reported them. i have rosen on "the factor" tonight. we can not confirm any of that. what we do know is that he was a deserter. that's for sure, in stone. he deserted. he put himself in harm's way. we also know geraldo is insane. >> we knew you would say that. >> because the five taliban guys

aren't prisoner of war. this isn't an equal exchange of prisoners of war. these are war criminals. there are warrants out for two of them in the united nations. they should be in the hague. i don't think people understand how bad these taliban guys are. we report last night in the western part of afghanistan, they beheaded seven people. 17 people, including two women for going to a dance. for going to a dance! they beheaded them. they behead children. they kill civilians. these are nazis. the taliban and the nazis, there is no difference. so you don't exchange war criminals for a suspected deserter. that is not a good deal for this country on any level. >> we're going to see more of this. we asked a fox news poll about will we see more soldiers being taken hostage, other people -- >> of course you will. >> 57% are very concerned that more of this will unfold. top taliban commander on the

record saying we are now going to go after top level guys. >> listen, this is a big victory for the taliban and that's why the americans are so upset about it. we're fighting them. they won this. in theory about not leaving anyone behind, i understand that. i'm sympathetic to the bergdahl family. i am. but this is war. all right? and people die and more people will die from this exchange. >> let's talk about that. the new face of war, so a top taliban person in an interview with time magazine did say that there will be more kidnappings, but also said finally, we are being recognized as an official group, which -- what does is that say? are we going to continue negotiating with terrorists like this? is this what -- >> i have no idea what the obama administration is going to do. what i do know is that this was not a good deal for the united states or afghanistan because these guys are going to kill -- the taliban kills mostly muslims. they kill their own.

not a good deal for us or afghanistan. the theoretical thing, the "new york times" is all over this theoretical thing as is geraldo that you don't leave soldiers hyped. that's true, that's true. but you also don't commit suicide. all right? listen, we sent our people to look for bergdahl who obviously deserted his post. we put our own people in jeopardy. they have testified to that. there are reports that six to 14, colonel hunt believes, were killed, americans were killed looking for him. again, we haven't been able to confirm that, but that's what the guys who were there are saying. this is not a good deal. the president doesn't seem to understand the ground swell against him. he doesn't get it. >> the president of the united states is in normandy today, 70 years since d-day happened. ed henry is there as well. i know you got a new book coming out. there is normandy right there. a new book coming out in september "killing patton." >> right. patton was not allowed to be

involved in the d.-day invasion. >> why? >> i'm not telling you. >> you got to read the book. it's shocking, he was the best american general. everybody knew that. the nazis certainly knew it. he was not allowed to participate in that invasion because of something he did. eisenhower was so furious with him, he took him off the grid. so that's the kind of stuff we have in this book. d-day today, here is the tragedy of d-day 2014, i'll submit to you that 50% of the american population don't know anything about it. >> you're right. >> particularly younger people 'cause they don't teach history. >> they saw the movie. >> the movie was more than 40 years ago. i don't even think they saw the movie. you go out on the street and say d-day, they're looking at you, is that a reality show? they don't know. and there is something really frightening about that, that the american people are so disengaged with their own country. >> that's what you do with your

books coming up in september "killing patton." the book out there "killing jesus," stories you haven't heard before. it makes a great summer reading project. >> and father's day gifts. >> i was getting around to that. >> you got all the plugs in? >> thank you very much. >> any time. nice to see you, anna. >> thank you. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. talk about being at the wrong place at the wrong time, watch what happens to this here truck. more incredible, the two people inside made it out alive after lightning strikes. >> then she helped bring the story of jesus to life, just like the guys on the couch with us. more behind "the son of god," roma downey is here the lowest price

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>> come with me. >> what are you going to do? >> change the world. >> "son of god" tells the story of jesus following him through his birth to resurrection and beyond. joining us is executive director of "son of god," roma downey of the welcome back. >> thank you so much. >> what an odyssey this has been. originally you were on this program a while back to talk about the mini series where it was ten parts, telling people the story of the bible. >> yes. and surprisingly, 100 million people showed up to watch that mini series. then inspired by the jesus narrative, we decided to put that out as a feature film. as you know, it came out through 20th century fox this past february, did so well. and now we're releasing the dvd, for all the people like myself whose lives are so busy that they don't get to the theaters, now you'll be able to watch it at home. >> it came out on june 3, the blu-ray and dvd is out now. why do you think this movie was

so powerful and connected with so many people? >> i think a it gave people who believe an opportunity to go and fall more in love with jesus. but it gave people who don't know anything about jesus a chance to get to know him. i think that we have heard from the feedback that people have been inspired, that hearts have been opened. it's just been very, very exciting. we also needed in a gritty way, exciting way, the actor who played jesus to perfection, he was strong, yet gentle. i think the whole look and the feel of it felt very contemporary. a modern audience appreciated it. >> so a modern audience is what you're going for with this medium. is it still a priority, to wet their appetite to read the good book? >> absolutely. i'm a christian, so it was my hope and intention that people would see this film and that their hearts would open. i know when hearts are open,

grace can move in. we've all been commissioned to spread the good news. my husband and i did it through film. now it's available, you can give it to friends. it's a great gift for grads and dads. we have father's day coming up and "son of god" will make a beautiful gift. >> i think i was going through the paper for your movies last night and there it was as well. it's everywhere. people don't have an excuse not to watch it. >> yeah. yeah. and you'll be thrilled, so pleased if do you watch it. it's a beautiful movie. >> what's next for you? >> oh, my goodness. we have a busy year coming up. we're heading to morocco to shoot the next series "a.d." following the 11 remaining disciples and the danger of the days. we have a four hour mini series for cbs called "the dove keepers" and doing a retelling of the epic feature film" ben hur." >> you're busy. >> busy. >> a chair scene. thank you so much. >> our best to your husband.

>> thank you. straight ahead, who knew one of hillary clinton's hard choices had to do with the bowe bergdahl scandal. really? how did a story that broke this week make it into her book? chris wallace is going to talk about that next. >> more from daughtry, here is "feel like tonight." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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two full servings of vegetables shingles the pain in my tremendouscalp areailot. and down the back of my neck was intense. it would have been virtually impossible in that confined space to move to change radio frequencies. i mean it hurt. i couldn't even get up and drive let alone teach somebody and be responsible in an airplane. as a pilot that meant i was grounded. it's that time, chris wallace joins us from our nation's capitol. you got a lot to talk about this weekend. it's interesting how the white house has changed their stories over the last week. in the beginning it was the reason we didn't notify congress was because the guy was about to drop dead. and the taliban then put out the video, hey, didn't look so bad. then the white house spun it

around, well, it wasn't about his health. it was more about we were worried he was going to be murdered by his captors. >> yeah. now it's also -- this really has ticked off congress -- the idea that if the story leaked, the negotiations leaked, that then they were going to kill bergdahl. as members of the intelligence committee rightly said, look, you told us about the bin laden raid months before that happened and we didn't leak that. so don't act like you can't trust us. i think the white house would have been much better advised to say look, under article 2 of the constitution, the president has the power to do this. we said so in a signs statement. this is an effort by us to protect and to get somebody off the battlefield of the we have the right to do that as commander in chief and we're going to do that. >> the president taking an opportunity in brussels yesterday to dig in his heels and double down and say, i offer no apologies. listen. >> i'm never surprised by controversies that are whipped

up in washington. that's par for the course. but i'll repeat what i said two days ago, we have a basic principle. we do not leave anybody wearing the american uniform behind. >> with the controversy, nice rhetoric. phony scandal. this coming out with bergdahl after the v.a. scandal has happened. that's two where folks not just republicans, but democrats have been very critical of the president. how is that affecting him? >> you're exactly right. he can't make that stick, the idea that this is a phony scandal or whipped up in washington because there are too many people on all sides of the political spectrum, both on the issue of bergdahl, the circumstances under which he left, questions now about his involvement with the taliban, the trade. there are too many questions here, the lack of notification, too many questions here to say

this is just being whipped up as a controversy. there are legitimate questions on all sides of this. i'm surprised the president said i'm going to make no apologies. he can't now say, well, i shouldn't have done it. but to say that this is whipped up and i agree with you, you immediately think phony scandals, you know, you can sometimes make that argument. you can't even begin to make it in this case. >> i'm curious to get your take because hillary clinton's new book, which is out next week, releasing quotes ahead of time. here is a quote from her new book. she's sort of preparing the american people for what sort of hard choices she thought she had to make. she said, i acknowledged, as i had many times, that opening the door to negotiations with the taliban would be hard to swallow for many americans after so many years of war. what do you make of them getting this quote out there? >> well, clearly, and she couldn't have known that the bergdahl swap was going to happen 'cause i know how books are written and this must have been in print months ago.

clearly they want to make it clear that she was and apparently it is true as secretary of state was opposed to this, there were a number of the administration, leon panetta came out and criticized it this week. so there were a lot of members of the president's first term war counsel who were very unhappy with this idea and apparently clinton was one of those people. >> she's kind of changed her tune, though, because on monday, she came out, she was doing a speech i believe in colorado where she said, you know, i stand with the president. we never leave a man behind. now she's kind of changed her story. chris, i know you're all about bergdahl this weekend. give us the plug for sunday on your fox station. >> i don't think i'm plugging. >> yes, you are. >> sharing among colleagues. there you can see we're going to be talking to the former attorney general of the united states, michael mukasey, who thinks this was a terrible mistake. former -- not former, retired

general jack keane. we're going to talk to the mother and father -- there you see sheryl brandis. but also the father of one the soldiers who was killed looking for bowe bergdahl and a member of his unit. i think you guys would agree at the end of the week, what's fact, what's fiction? what stories are true? we're going to try to wrap it all up and try to answer some of the basic questions about this. it goes right back to that rose garden ceremony on saturday and then susan rice coming out and saying that bergdahl served with honor and distinction on sunday. i think the administration way overshot the mark on this and what the american people's stomach for it when they tried to sell it as a victory. >> next time they ask her to do a sunday show, she should sleep in. >> but they don't give her to us. >> you're exactly right. chris, thank you very much. see you sunday. >> you bet. let's get it over to heather childers now. she's got some big news this

morning we're following. >> hillary clinton and her commence regarding the taliban. she also says that she got it wrong in reference to something else. she was referring to voting for the iraq war in 2002. in her new book she says, quote, i wasn't alone in getting it wrong, but i still got it wrong, plain and simple. her record on the iraq war dragged her down, some say, during the 2008 primaries. then senator obama had voted against the war. a spectacular find in greenland. new images show a cold war spy plane, you see it there, it's frozen in time. the plane was named key bird, crashed in 1947 during a top secret mission to the north pole. it made an emergency landing on a frozen lake after running out of fuel during the cold war, i should say. the 11 crew members waited three days to be rescued. more than 50 years later, the plane was photographed by a nasa

aircraft surveying glaciers. one of the dancing kia hamsters, remember them? he may want to call his lawyer. ♪ ♪ >> not because of his dance moves. he was arrested on suspicion of insurance fraud. the profess allegedly claimed $51,000 in disability benefits, all while rock out as a hamster on tv. he also worked as a back up dancer for madonna and chris brown. and finally, a vet shot a gorilla with a tranquilizer. one problem, it wasn't a gorilla. it was a machine in a monkey suit. this actually happened at a zoo in spain. the zoo was hold ago drill to handle a possible gorilla escape. the vet didn't know about the drill and thought there was a gorilla on the loose and he shot the dart at the man in the suit. the dart designed for a 400-pound gorilla.

so you can imagine what happened. we can tell that you that man is okay. we can kind of laugh about it. that's a bizarre story, though. i must say. >> that guy needs better glasses. >> yeah. >> you can always tell when there is a guy inside a monkey suit. the zipper. let's get it out to janis dean, live at belmont park. hey, janis. >> hello. we're going to be here live all day tomorrow for "fox & friends" weekend because the big race happens tomorrow. 6:50 p.m., saturday. the belmont racetrack, 146th annual belmont stakes. we have not had a triple crown winner in 36 years. i think california chrome is going to take it. it will be the first time that a california-bred horse will bring the triple crown home. let's look at the forecast. i cannot bring awe better forecast for a triple crown winner. temperatures will be in the upper 70s. light winds. it's perfect today. it will be perfect tomorrow. perfect sunday.

will california chrome bring it home? we will let you know. we'll be live from here. back inside to you guys. >> what is that on your arm? is that a tattoo? >> listen, okay. i have to admit, i have to admit i'm not very fair and balanced. this is who i'm rooting for. can you see that? cromie is my homey! >> so many people are pulling for this horse. america needs a hero. >> she got a at that time overnight. >> did you get drunk before you got that installed? >> i cannot divulge any secrets. but this is coming off. my husband doesn't know that. >> i think he knows now. >> thanks. janis dean, the tattoo machine, thank you. coming up, brand-new monthly jobless numbers just released. we'll go live to the new york stock he can changes where nicole petallides is standing by. what do they say? >> i got the news for you. you have to wait 'til after the

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i'm going to give you the unemployment rate. 6.3%. the good news here is that we have now recovered all 8.7 million jobs lost during the great depression year. our great depression over the last five years. it is the longest recovery. we do have more working age folks now, 15 million more. we're all looking for jobs and the like. not all of them. but we have a bigger work force. but that's good news ultimately is that we've recovered a lot of those jobs. >> that is good news. all right. in the meantime, i understand that all eyes are on belmont. a lot of people are pulling for california chrome. but if that horse wins, big trouble on wall street, right? >> isn't it crazy? just like we have the super bowl indicator, we also have an indicator for the triple crown. it turns out in the last century, eight of the 11 triple crown winners, you know what happened to the dow? the dow dropped. that's not good news. so while i enjoy horse racing, you don't want to see a triple crown winner if you're hot on the market.

look, i met espinoza yesterday. that's the jockey for california chrome. good luck, everybody. enjoy the horse racing this weekend. >> we've gone down to the new york stock exchange for a report and an instagram. nicole petallides. >> we do it all. next up, the moment we've all been waiting for. daughtry performs from his new single. but first let's check in with bill hemmer to find out what's happening on the lowest price

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we'll make it out alive ♪ ♪ 'cause i don't want to fight no more ♪ ♪ even when the waves get rough ♪ ♪ i don't want to see the day we say we've had enough ♪ ♪ and i can't tell to fight this war ♪ ♪ bull lets coming off our lips ♪ ♪ but we stick to our guns and we love like battleships ♪ ♪ like battleships ♪ boom ba boom ba boom, boom, boom ♪ ♪ bombs fly through the air ♪ and i know that we're both playing not so fair ♪ ♪ oh, show, show me you care ♪ i got my white flag up and it's waving 'cause you know this

love's worth saving baby ♪ ♪ we're high then we're low ♪ first it's yes then it's no and we're changing like the tides ♪ ♪ yeah, but i want you, i need you and i guarantee you we'll make it out alive ♪ ♪ 'cause i don't want to fight no more ♪ ♪ even when the waves get rough ♪ ♪ i don't want to see the day we say we've had enough ♪ ♪ and i don't want to fight this war ♪ ♪ bullets coming off our lips ♪ but we stick to our guns and we love like battleships ♪ ♪ like battleships ♪ boom, ba boom, boom, ba boom ♪ and the cannon goes boom, ba boom, boom, ba boom ♪ ♪ i'm sinking inside ♪ can we finally put our weapons down tonight ♪

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that is a movie! >> join us for the after the show show because chris will be performing in the after the show show. did they tell you that? >> yep. >> join us there. >> have a great weekend. bill: good morning, everybody. we have exclusive new reporting surfacing on sergeant bowe bergdahl. our own reporting finding while he was held by the taliban bergdahl converted to islam, declared himself a mujahadeen, which is arabic, for a warrior for allah. and a lot more information in this too. good morning, everybody, i'm bill hemmer as we continue to peel away this story her life in "america's newsroom.." how are you doing. >> i'm in for martha today. fox news obtaining secret documents show sergeant bergdahl escaped for several days. his relationship with his captors morphed over time from a prisoner locked in a metal cage to playing soccer with mi