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i thought it was commissioner who one. but tonal is a nice horse and a deserving belmont. >> motorcycle mike, we have to go, jowulie bandaras take it aw on the fox. >> i am julie bandaras, this is the fox report. it is official there is no triple crown winner. do we know what he came in now? california chrome came in fifth place and call it the test of a champion and today the belmont stakes why the competition takes the crown after the kentucky derby. molly joins us live with the latest. california chrome coming in much later than anticipated and not
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only not in first or second or third. >> reporter: the unofficial results. a horse named tonalist won in the belmont stakes and big disappointment for the folks who wanted california chrome to be the winner. now, he holds the long 36 drought continues and no triple crown winner. so many people had high hopes and bringing that third jewel here. they thought it would reinvigorate the sport of horse racing and bring in now fans. it brought in a massive crowd. and said it was the biggest years. hyped up and that's what horse
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racing is. it is a comp tegz and all of the people envested in the sport want to insure they had a victrow. it would not be handed to anyone. they are all out fighting for it. and it is difficult to win. that's why it is the test of the champions. i had a chance over the course to speak with the jockeys that have won in previous triple crown. ron on secretarial in 1973. and steve, who won on affirmed and still the latest triple crown winner dating back to 1978. and they talk about the difficulty and coming to a victrow. it is a big disappointment for the folks who came here in hopes of seeing the history. a few folks as people are waiting out. it is a slow crowd and no triple
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crown, the ultimate word. julie. >> what caused the horse to take a late round in the end there? it seems like it was gaining momentum and slid in fourth place and they talked about dirt flying up in the horse's face. horse was wearing similar to football and athletes that have to wear it and there were health concerns leading into this. remind us what the horse was facing in the weeks leading up to the race? >> reporter: he won the kentucky derby and the preakness. and he was only one of three horses that competing in all of these races. some of the horses had fresher legs. and looking at belmont stakes
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field giechltd california chrome, attributes are speed and stunning ability to burst clear turning from home. and so california chrome puts himself in the race early and kicks late. how do you beat that and of course, we know now that some of the horses here today. the thorough breds and they are incredible animals and they were able to defeat california chrome. >> we haven't seen a triple crown winner. but since 1978, and 1 has to wonder why? why is it so long? we thought it was going to be today and obviously history was in the making and didn't make it in the history books and falling fast. and we looked at the spectators
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and the sad looks on so many people's faces. people were emotionally involved in watching it to come out as california chrome becoming the triple crown winner, first time since 1978. >> reporter: a lot of people were wearing the purple and green and dressed up and kaem here from all over the country and others that are just horse fans and they wanted to so the give new people a chance to get into it. the california chrome store tore is so incredible. the blue color and amazing story and makes you feel like anyone can be a part. the owners managed to buy the horse for less than $10,000. and unheard of in where horses can cost the hundreds of
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thousands of dollars. and there was an offer made for 6 million to sell the majority interest in california chrome. one of the early races. california chrome had won six in a row over the course of getting up to this moment. he remains a winner, just not the winner of the triple crown here in the belmont stakes, julie? >> thank you, molly, reporting from belmont part. what a disappointment. and they call it a test of the champion and today, the test demonstrated why the competition attacks the crown after the kentucky derby and the preakness. michael owns a treatment facility for retired races and he had a horse that won in the belmont and he knows the pressure for the jockeys and the owners much thank you for talking to us. snsh certainly. >> describe to me the intense
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disappointment. we thought that california chrome would be a triple crown. and the horse fell short by a long shot. what is your take on the race? bred for speeds and they are winning the preakness and two weeks later belmont and run a mile and a half. and they are certainly babies and three year old horses and like{the teenager ares to play in the nba. it is no coincidence that tonalist winner of the today's belmont stakes. skipped the kentucky derby and the preakness. >> they attack it. and on the age of the horses.
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do we know how old tonalist is? >> they are all throw year old. >> putting through three different races and expect them to win all three. would you say that is why we haven't had a winner. >> the breeding is for spode and not stamina. and so what happens. you can get wonderful horses that run six furlongs and up to a mile. but a mile and a half, in belmont, it is an amazing thing. our horse here sarabba, there is no question that the horse that finished second is a superior horse, but he didn't run in the derby or the preakness, he was a fresh horse to run a milland a half in the belmont stakes. that rest is the key to the
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whole thing and that's why we have had two- thifrds. and a lot of derby preakness winners and belmont wonner ares and haven't had all three and heaven knows, it would surprise me if it happen in my life time. >> let's talk about california chrome and the issues leading up to the race. a lot of people potentially felt he was the next triple crown winner. the horse had to wear a nasaal strip and had issues leading up to the race. explain to our viewers what was going on with the horse and nasaal strips? >> i think it is like a faux issue. it is not terribly important. they kept it on him because they didn't want to change anything. if a horse wins the kek kentucky derby and wearing the nasaal
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strips and purple jacket. racing people are super stitious. i don't think it was terribly significant. i think he is a wonderful horse and they will rest. i am sure they will give him a lot of race and maybe he will run in saring toa and with race he might win. he is a better horse in the fold. >> had he just raced in this particular race and not the other two, he was not have had any problem? >> absolutely. >> those races are difficult. kep ken derby and preakness and the belmont, winning all three is practiceeccally impossible and you would be surprised to so it in your lifetime. people were overly optimistic
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but nevertheless an exciting race. motorcycle mike, thank you for talking to us. >> racing saved by another horse. and the interest in horse racing that was diminerbing is all picked up and all because of california chrome whether he won or lost. people got interested in the sport again. we owe this horse a tremendous debt of gratitude. >> he will go down in history but not as a triple crown. >> thank you very much. we are learning new details with the controversial prisoner guantanamo bay for'p bergdahl. one of those militants is vowing to return to the battlefield. the following and majority of
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mefrns say that prisoner exchange will put american soldiers in danger. 57 percent said it is very likely that the talks of terrorist will lead to more u.s. soldier hostages. 27 percent a some what likely. molly, the president said he had to make the deal confidential because congress can't keep a secret? >> reporter: yes, julie. if he had gone to select members of congress and informed them that the u.s. was going to release five top commanders from gitmo, the president believes that the information would have locked. there was a credible threat that if that would have happen the taliban would have killed bergdahl. president obama does not apologize for the deal and would do it again. >> the fact that we are ending the war in afghanistan, we have
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released under my administration and previous administrations, a large number of taliban fighters and some of whom rurped to the battle fold. you don't do prisoner exchaefrjs with your friends. you do it with your enemies. >> diane feinstein was asked about the president not to go to congress. and she said she saw no cred ebl threat on bergdahl's life. >> critecs say the obama administration is changing its story, explain. >> reporter: critecs can't get a clear answer why the obama administration moved so fast and giving up five taliban for bergdahl and not informing congress. >> it was political reasons and we were told it was a health
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issue and then we have to do it right away. if it leaked out it would have killed them. if we were willing to trade them, they were not kill them. >> reporter: chuck hagel will be in front of the house armed services committee answering questions about the trade. >> thank you so much, molly. right now, tracey morgan is hospitalized after a deadly car crash. the latest on his condition and what police are saying about the cause of the massive pile up. >> four undocumented immigrants out of one state and dumping them in to another. why the feds say they have no plans to stop. ar unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor
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hospital in critical condition in a poil up. a truck driver was georgia was charged with death by autoin connection with the accident and facing four counts of assault by on the. he is expected to turn himself in tonight. the crash happen on the new jersey turnpike after morgan performed a stand up gig in delaware. they were riding in a limo bus and rammed by a tractor trailer. one passenger was killed. two other men besides morgan was badly hurt. his family is with him and he is receiving excellent care and we don't anticipate a change in his condition today. >> the truck was owned by walmart and the driver swerved to avoid traffic ahead and setting off a chaen reaction. walmart president and ceo issued
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>> arizona governor jan brower is outraged after federal officials said they are shipping undocumented workers out of texas to her state. she is calling on president obama to put a stop to it. dom is following the story. explain to us how homeland security is abandoning young children this cities all over the country? >> reporter: this is a video picture. you are seeing bus loads of homeland security buses unloading kids in the streets of phoenix and tucson and letting them go with a bottle of water and bag of chips and heading to emergency shelters. what happen in san antonio, and down in south of texas and oxnard north of los angeles isç overcapacity because 2,000 of the children have come across the border in two weeks. and local officials, near the
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border area say it begs relief. >> dumping people and no contact and no communication that is wrong. they have to be more transparent and so that local government and communities can somehow be part of the solution as well. >> reporter: they are coming cross the border because of escaping violence in central america. it is no indication of the tide of immigrants stopping any time soon. >> it is disgusting and what i don't understand, how is the federal government able to get away with this? >> reporter: it is the federal government responsibility to par them with relatives in the united states and they are trying to be compassionate and get them to a facility or some sort of destination whereby that can happen. what they don't want to do
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cording to ice which is the main immigration agency, they don't want to be in a compassionate situation and that is actually going to be the problem. no one knows who made that decision where by the federal government put kids on buses and shipping them around the country. no one has begin them an explanation yet. >> even fema is getting involved and trying to tame it. we have an indication of 500 kids coming over the border a woke. and no where to go. it is a major escalading problem and a crisis. >> i am very sad. dom thank you so much. >> reports that the five free taliban detainees are live
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time for the top of the news. actor comedian tracey morgan is in critical condition in a new jersey hospital following a multivehicle car crash. he was riding in a limo bus early this morning when it was rear ended by a tractor trailer. another passenger in the limo killed. the driver of the tractor trailer now facing charges as a result of the deadly crash. there is a possible breach of information of the agency that adminiters obama care for the state of california. officials with access connecticut said a back pack containing personal records of 400 people was found on the streets of hartford. how it got there they don't know. 8íq/÷i6? edgillespie won the nomination.
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he will face warren next november. one of the top candidates considered to be be taking over the va is withdrawing his name. he runs the hospital in clef end. cosgrove said i have great respect for the care provided to be veteran community and those who work to care for them. that this is a extraordinarily difficult dedecision but i have decided to withdraw and remain in the cleveland clinic dow to the commitment i have made to the organization and our pashts and the work that still needs to be done here. >> reporter: republican law makers are continuing to pressure the administration over the mismanagement of the department of veteran affairs. r >> this is the biggest health
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>> many in washington are saying the taliban prisoners are a risk of security. one terrorist vowed to return to the battle fold. one in three detainees released from gitmo are suspected of or" confirmed to return to the battle fold. >> reporter: alleged ring leader of a benghazi attack and commander in yemen and suicide bomber in iraq. they were in guantanamo and later returned to terrorism. >> the number is 29%. 16.6 percent confirmed and rest are suspected. >> reporter: the number is higher than one in throw. >> i am not surprised that certain detainees who are highly radicalized go back to the
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the obama white house should take a page from history. >> both taliban, and al-qaeda peninsula benefitted. >> those who supported the swap said they are old men and arrived in qatar after 12 years, but a relative of noori said he plans to fight the americans. >> the track record is strong and fewer detainees going back to the fight. the bush white house train ferred 500 since 2009. in washington, fox news. no triple crown winner this year. tonalist won.
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and the california chrome passed with more than hundred thousand spectators hoping to see history. but not to be. california chrome finished in fourth place. molly joins us for belmont park. >> it was a lot of excitement and disappointment for the chromees. he is the 13th horse joining twel other horses that won the derby and probingness and couldn't seal the deal in the belmont stakes and get the triple crown. credit with tonalist who crossed the finish line first. it is owned by robert evans. when you look at the media clip provided to us. california chrome, his earnings so far.
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throw.4 million and earnings for tonalist. 157,000. he did not run in the preakness or derby. and so a lot of disappointed folks leaving here and wishing they could have seen the first triple crown winner in 36 years. affirm remained the champion and last triple crown winner until this day. steve was the last jockey to hold the triple crown. and chromees say a disappointing day and eyes on next year and still love the sport. >> molly, thank you very much. >> one business looking to make the best out of a bad situation. it is the sale of the century. world war ii veteran going to
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and a person jumped over the back fence and we knocked him down. >> the men held the suspect down until the police a ratified. >> california california, an outbreak of dangerous weather with six reported tornados. this ripped through the small community and smashing windows. and nebraska. hailstorm. one car dealership is throwing the sale of the century and slashing prices on 4,000 dinged up cars and trucks. >> we want something to pull the cows around with and good morning and we don't mind the debts. >> minnesota, veterans running through old boxes in the local vfw making an1 just in time for the 70th
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