>> and my husband brought his golf clubs on our honeymoon. >> sandra wont mind that one at least. >> don't knock it tell you try. it >> that's it for outnumbered. see you back on monday. happening now starts now. the administration on release of bowe bergdahl in exchange. taliban terrorist. and senators on both sides of the oifl trying to get veterans the medical care they need. >> 70 years ago today, alloyed forces stormed the beaches of norandy and how president obama and other leaders are honoring the greatest generation. they turned theatoid and defeated nazi germane. and the release of five top

taliban commander ares in release for sergeant bergdahl. >> a taliban commander said the deal to release detainees will encourage the kidnapping of more american soldiers, as the president obama administration defends the prisoner's exchange. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more. >> there is no firm date for the return of sergeant berg dachlt he is speaking english again and not spoke to his parents. here is the latest statement. sergeant bergdahl is conversing with the medical staff. and sergeant bergdahl is resting better and showing signs of improvement. a taliban commander close to the negotiations that led to

bergdahl's release told time magazine that the release of the taliban commander. >> it is better to kidnap one than hundreds of useless people. and now everybody will work hard to capture an important bird. officials close to afghanistan's current leaders who some of whom are campaigning in the presidential elections are worried about the two of the gitmo five in particular. the former taliban intelligence cheap and mohammed fa za l. >> and a suicide bombing attack that nearly killed abdulla, abdulla, the candidate expected to win the afghanistan presidential election is a symbolic attack targeting the afghan leader who will immediately sign a security

agreement to it allow the troops to stay in afghanistan this year. they feel vulnerable as a result of the prisoner swap by bergdahl. >> what will happen to the five commanders released from gitmo? the detainees are live nothing qatar and can travel freely in the country. amy kellogg is streaming live with more, amy? >> reporter: hi, jenna, media reports said the five detainees that are free are resting and there was a chilling quote from the reclusive leader of the taliban who hasn't been seen since 9/11. this means that the independent of stan tan is here and the

shift of high hopes of the afghan people are close to the show. qatar is far cry from gitmo, it is it a country that is striving for influence on the global stage and has the money to do a lot. its relationship with the united states has been up and down, the recent statement department report said qatar is helpful in counter terrorism efforts, but the effort to stop terrorist funding is inconsistent. a former u.s. diplomat thinks that the prisoner swap because it was backed by the a mir of the country will usher in cooperation in terrorism. and five taliban prisoner will be under a loose house arrest. it is a very loose doechlt their families are floun over on to join them. should they choose to return to

afghanistan in a year's time is in question. they are graybeard and not particularly good fighters, but they have symbolic importance. qatar, whose foreign minister brokered this said little. they did it for the u.s., and no doubt for their own prestige. jenna, it is it an extremely wealthy country and comfortable place to live particularly if you are a qatari citizen. five live in a residential compound. in terms of the lifestyle, that is a question. they are kept from the public eye at this point. but we know they are here and they will be fairly free to move around. jenna. >> quite a story to watch from that vantage point, thank you very much. >> apparently they can have all of the visitors they want.

there is a new effort to get our veterans medical care when they need. it there is a bipartisan deal to that pays the waive for two dozen medical facility. and would allow them to experience wait times or live 48 miles will get choice cards. that would let them go to a doctor of their choice from a private facility. >> commemorating the sacrifice of american heroes, here on u.s. soils. at the national world war ii memorial with more. >> reporter: here in washington, people parade tribute to the largest amphibious landing in history and turned the tide in world war ii and saved the world.

5,000 oakss and gliders with american, british and canadian soldiers. there were 3,000 american casulties on the first day. for a while it looked as if the invasion might fail. >> by eight time time 30 a.m. general brad lo expected the troops to be a mile inland. six hours we held only ten yards of beach. in this age of instant commentary it would be declared as it was by one officer, a bedackle. >> reporter: jim martin who parachuted behind the beaches, said it was a lot easier with no one shooting at him. old solders who are the last living link of that day placed

a wreath in the memory of the fallen. >> we forget what these guys went through. and 70 years ago and we are losing them and we have to honor their memory and remember what they did to get us here. >> reporter: this memorial was built between the washington monument and lincoln memwrorial. and the they are honoring men and women who saved the world, jenna? >> thank you, wendall. on this d- day pmemioral, te french we'll never forget. helps showering 1 million red rose pedals over the statute of lesht. when our troops landed there to liberate the people of france.

>> and a deadly shooting in our seattle college. how one hero stopped the carnage. we'll tell you that story. and the bergdahl swap. are that planning a homecoming or damage control? as we honor the seventieth anniversary of d- day. go to fox news.com and click on asking now and click on to join in on the investigation. to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™.

a 19-year-old man is dead and three others injured after a gunman opened fire in a private christian university in seattle. we are learning about someone called a hero in the tragedy. he is john meas. he sprang in action and hitting him with pepper spray and disarming him with the help of a now others. one victim a 19-year-old woman is in critical condition. jon. >> the white house on the defensive on the bowe bergdahl swap. they played it up as a diplomatic victrow and rescuing a soldier after captivity after five years. and information started to cast the exchange in a whole new light and one of the now

assertion that the scutinny and five taliban members we treed would pose no danger to the u.s. >> we have mike and wesly. thanks bofth you for being here. good to have you in new york. lesly in your view the big mistake is not, not notifying congress or the swap but you say it was the rose garden ceremony. nand i talking to john mccon. president obama might have had latitude in notifying or not notifying congress. and it is depend to recover a prison of war. in general people agree it is a good thing. but what they chose to trumpet the recovery of sergeant bergdahl and talked about it as a massive achievement of the

closing of the war in afghanistan and they had recovered the prisoner of the war who served with honor. and a let of republicans and former military members are clinging on to that idea and this is to be something that is praised and exalted. how he was taken into captivity, we don't know that yet. >> they were thinking about the parents, but it lasted 30 seconds. >> they were taken by surprise that anybody was upset about perg dal. and people were saying this is a joous day and as wesly just said. susan wroit said he served by honor and distinction. they thought everybody would be upset about giving up five taliban top officials and

putting the rose garden speech right there on tv, that under mined it and people said who is this guy and why did we give you up five taliban for this? >> and even the president changed his story. he said if i thought these guys were going to go back to the battlefield i wont let them out. he said a couple of days later, they could go back. >> and i remember talking to the senators a now days ago. and it was a where they they are not concerned with the role persons. whoa it is chlor there was a risk that nose then would return to the battle fold.

>> when the uss cole was bombed. and in a prison break they all scattered. this is the same kind of thing. there is not even house arrest. they are going to qatar and free to roam the country and talk to anybody. it is not close to being in prison. >> it is important to think of two aspects of when president obama wants to a chief in the final few years of his president so. and one chosing of the guantanamo bag. he wanted to do. >> and ifrilets am out. and you believe and if you the person and who they are. with the

>> and get the pose took building. this is the first step toward doing. that you can't discount tment >> i wonder if it was a mes take if members signed noncom poet. they were not allowed to talk about it. and if there were stories about what happened to him and so forth. maybe all of the blow back would not play. >> it was boggled. and the way it is rolled out is disastrous for the obama white house, because the information trickled and raised question after question. and exact le. and fire industries. >> jon, new reacademies to a tore store we are willing

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a federal court decision forcing the state to recognize same- sex marriages. >> new fallout for colorado legalized marijuana. it is posing big problems for budgets that are strained in nearby states. here's more in denver. >> of the two states with legalized marijuana. washington will open up later this year. and law enforcement said colorado is the new black market. >> the marijuana that we are seeing is predominantly coming from colorado. >> scott's bluff county, nebraska 50 miles north of the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. the sheriff said they have seen a spike in the confiscation in the colorado connection.

>> it is costing us money and the is thes of scott's bluff county and the cities of deborah duncan money. >> drug enforcement administration head told the senate judiciary committee said that the amount of colorado marijuana increased. >> that means it reflects the failure of their own state. >> legalization advocate said the problem looks worse because it is it profiling. >> when the law enforcementouses the fact that your license plate is from colorado as an excuse to pull you over that is an infringement. nrocky mountain high intensity drug trafficking yafr. said that most people stop with marijuana are not from colorado but from other states. >> and some sheriffs in nebraska, jenna trying to charge colorado for the enforcement

costs. no answer from colorado on that. thank you. >> and colorado is making a lot of tax money. >> that is your home state of all. >> i. coming up this weekend on justice with judge ja nine. we'll have a clip. nbbc called it the largest and biggest human demonstration in the history of the humankind. and that was a statement that egyptians were not going to be willing to replace mubarak rejim by morsi regime that was much worse and put gender in a situation where no gender equality and christians were being prosouted. >> and you can see more on judge jeanine right here on fox news channel.

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>> the recent release of knit mocommanders raise concerns about detainees returning to terror. one in throw are suspected of returning to the battlefield after getting out. kathryn herrage live in washington with more on those numbers. >> that's right, jon. the number of detainees is one in throw. a former official said the number is higher because the is put back in when a former terrorism when they are caught and killed. >> they are hilo radicalized and

they go back to the fight. after they are held in detention or go through a rehabilitation program. >> one is a cowed of plotting and supporting the benghazi terrorist attack. in gupt gunt he was known by 662 in the military review. and his ties to osama bin laden are well documented. those who support the swap of the taliban's five said they are old men and out of the lop. but we have sewn other cases, once these guys are released. they connect and they become suicide bombers. in 2008, abdulla travelled to iraq by syria and he was one of three suicide boerms that

attacked iraq. he encouraged others to launch suicide attacks against the american citizens. another guantanamo grad is second in command of al-qaeda in emin. and it is considered most dangerous and determined to it attack the u.s. home land. when they get out, they are viewed as rock stars because of time in guantanamo or viewed as agents for the u.s. government. their way to return to the battlefield is lower than that than the bush administration. that is misleading statistic. 600 detainees is back and the number is smaller than this one, jon. >> we'll have to see what happens with these five. >> the media are all over the

place on sergeant bergdahl. the media is choosing sides. and this is a wild woke in news comes to a close. we hear from liberal pundits that bergdahl is smeared by the president's critics. what do you think approximate that, howard? >> reporter: it is it garbage. it is it unfair partisan sneers. and a lot of mainstream news organization. new york times, cnn and others in interviewing some of those soldiers who served alongside sergeant bergdahl and they regard him as a deserter. it is not unfair or bised or partisan, and going against the narrative put out from the administration. >> where does it go from here.

>> it is reminding me of the va scandal. there is bipartisan anger over the way the administration handled this, that i think it is not a story that can be easily dismi dismissed. people are upset about this we have to it be carriful not to court martial and we haven't heard from him. and there are many unanswered questions. >> facts to be uncovered. and you point out, howard, there are debates that are splitting down partisan lines and you say that is okay, why? >> one part where there is a healthy debate and most republicans are critizing the president and some if not all democrats is over the wisdom of the swap itself. and if we do something about the git me detainees anyway and it

made sense to give back a guy. and wearing the american uniform in exchange for five hard-core taliban commanders. that is a good debate to have. it would look differently if bergdahl was allowed to die in captivity. and the parents are getting a bum rap. i think it is not breaking down the partisan lines and administration is not having much else to say to defend the rosy presentation of this and trying to blame the media. >> and a lot of big questions in the stories, whether it is it a va scandal or guantanamo bay and the war in afghanistan and d- day and bergdahl. and this is major questions about the country's identity and who we are and stand for. and it is it tackled with a lot of aggressiveness from the media. >> it is how it should be.

this is what now's organization earn their stripes. and we'll spend time on this sunday morning. >> we'll see you on sunday. nand you will see bret baier as well. we have a special interview. >> we like to see him as often as possible. we'll take it. ♪ a 91 year ode veteran sharing memories. he was a british pilot shot down and taken prison of war. and now remembering the day brave americans rescued him. kitty has that from the london bureau. >> reporter: yes, jon, hundreds of those d- day veterans attended special ceremonies long side world leaders. it is difficult they said, it brings back pretty powerful mission. it was not an easy mission for

the alloyed soldiers. they lost thousands of men. we spoke to one british fighter pilot that was shot down by german anti- aircraft fire in the raid. >> when you are flying in a blazing spit four only thing to do is get out quick. so yeah, i managed to get the canope back and give me harness and turned upside down and jumped out. >> he had been captured by the german collars and then he was handed over to american forces in france. >> i remember how wonderful they treated us. they wined and dined us in a spectacular fashion and supplied us with clothes to

wear. some went to slope and it was marvelous. >> well, today, ceremonies may be emotional. and a lot of them in their nines. and the last opportunity to have them together. >> what awesome stories, kitty, log an thanks. >> and shocking crime. 212 year olds accused of staping a classmate. >> they were motivated to attack the kwurl. he joins us after the break. digital insurance id card. and tap it here, boom, roadside assistance.

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hi, everyone. i am gretchen carlson. a senior military official said they advised the president not to make the swap. and you like burgers and want the flavor of a steak for a price of a burger. and today something for the first time ever. >> i will have a summer side quick for the show. find out who in the top of the

hour. we have talked about the slender man case. two wisconsin girls just 12 years old are accused of stabbing a classmate in the woods. but police say they wanted to kill her to impress sleppeder man. did our culture play a role in preteen violence? >> we'll not know what drove them to grab that comboif and hold their friend down and stab her. we know about the culture they live in. it is magic and fantasy and takes the symbols of vampires and witch and dark mamgic is cell operated and religion is considered bother responsible. the man who wrote that for the chicago tribune. >> it was a fascinating colume.

and take our vowers down that line of thought. do you think our culture is to blame for what happened in wisconsin? >> i think you can't ignore what is happening in culture. whether it is to blame or not, just look at what is going on in our culture now. in the past, there was lepolledium 689 and a murderer of a little by. and it able was not considered heroic considered go. and the haf thing in your are the article. you said that when you look back the brother's grim. they were dark when we rurp it. wow. >> you point out. evil wants to be your friend and

marry you and hang out on twilight. what dow moan? >> i saw twilight with the vam fire very hand system and the bride is wearing white, right? >> and as a mennister who is blessle them in front of all of the families and they have a business. >> it is also unkblable. >> and it is no matter. and had he is soaring like a hearo. and the it was celebrated and had woins to say about pop up bones. i saw hanbal6. >> it is start of the vepacullar. and one of the thicks we had the

if you made a point to say that. did important though technology exploded so much it is not possible to watch everything on line. and it has a life of its own. nparents are responsible. and approximate if you are a parent and want to be responsibility you do what you have to do. move the computer in the living room. when the boys hit 11 or 12, the hosthou it is going to be. >> too pack. cash thank you for much. and it is nice to talk to and i know your column comes out all of the time. thank you very much.

>> thank you so much. we'll talk about that. there is so much debate and whether these girls are tried as adults especially if a fictional character motivated them to commit the crime. >> how dow so this? >> jenna, i was in a conference in louisiana, talking about bully and aggression in the girls and it came back to the culture and parenting. parents have to be much more aware of what they allow their kids to consume from the twilight series and bad girl's club. we are not only praising and celebrating vampire. but celebrating bullying and fund. there is an impact on the

child's behaefr and we have to be careful about that. and the other issue is that kids are not involved. and parents are not involved in their behavior. >> and let me ask you about this. jon pointed out. vampires and evil characters have been around a long time. because this slender man figure has been a lound five years and seeing if any other case s were tied to sleppeder man. what has changed where freddie kruger and trackula and all of the past. what is the difference. >> green, what we so, the consuming of inappropriate media and television and movies and

video games and our parents used to limit the exposure and we didn't have the internet and kid can go on line and learn how to make a pipe bomb. and gothic and gory images like slender man. and the problem is no one is limiting the child's exposure to these things and when we grew up. we did. >> the preacher was making the point that we are treating kids like adults. and so check for the parents out there. and if this is swirling around their children, what can they introduce that is a healthy alternative to fell the space that evil characters can consoum. >> job, and get on the boek can sand and dirt. and play catch, high and go as

well. nand parents are gfl're involved in there behaefr. it is the games they play. and tv shoes they watch. >> doctor, we have 20 tried as ? a judge says they should. what do you think? >> no, they're 12 years old. developmentally, they're 12 years old. what are they going to do in an adult prison? >> that's a big question. the case continuing. we'll rely on your expertise, as always. thanks for the time. >> thank you. california chrome going for the history book at belmont this weekend. will we see the first triple crown winner in decades? we'll get some thoughts from the guy who wrote secretariat to victory. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants,

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the world hasn't seen a triple crown winner in 36 years. but that could change tomorrow when california chrome goes for the biggest prize in horse racing at belmont. molly line is there and she spoke with a man who knows a thing or two about winning. molly? >> absolutely. if california chrome wins tomorrow, not only will we see history made, we will see the end of a very long dry spell. the last time we saw a triple crown winner, 36 years ago. i spoke to one man that knows a lot about ending dry spells, ron turcot, the man who wrote secretariat to immortality in 1973. he finished 31 lengths ahead of the field, setting a track record. at that time, it had been 25 years since the sport had seen a triple crown winner. he believes if any horse can win the crown right now, it's

california chrome. >> i loved the way he trained. i loved his attitude, his manner and everything. i just love the way he's going. i watch him gallop. and i guess i fell in love with him, too. >> since affirmed won the triple down in 1978, only 12 horses have claimed victory at the kentucky derby and the preakness. one hockey lost at the belmont stakes in 2002 and is now back riding california chrome aiming to end that drought. turcotte offered a few words of advice. >> i just saw his talent to ride the horse. the way he's been riding, relax him, put him in the clear, get him out of the gate good, put him in the clear and then let him relax.

so he has something to finish. >> turcotte also believes all this excitement is good for the sport and we could see a very big crowd here tomorrow. 100,000 people, maybe more, expected here at belmont park. >> molly line at belmont, thank you. new details about sergeant bowe bergdahl and his years in captivity. plus, a rare piece of history on the auction block. the asking price for this american flag that flew over the normandy invasion. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips.

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a rare item up for auction, marking america's role in d-day. a 48-star ensign battle flag. from its first landing on gold beach to the beaches of juneau to omaha, the flag is more or less intact, although it was obviously distressed from the weather and shrapnel.

tank landing ships were the workhorses of the american invasion fleet in europe. the historic flag sold in new york for more than $386,000. >> hard to put a price tag on that. >> true. have a great weekend. >> thanks for joining us. "the real story" with gretchen starts now. we start our friday with a fox news alert. new information on key advice president obama apparently got from a top military adviser on the bergdahl negotiations and why he opted to not follow it. and remember when democrats said that obamacare would help lower the country's $17 trillion debt? a new report from the cbo says that's not only false but that costs will actually rise. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson. for the first time ever on "the real story," i'm going to have a summer sidekick here. they'll be chiming in with wit and wisdom. today, my sidekick will be charles payne. great to see you, charles.