were there to celebrate their ncaa wins. >> they are winners any way so congratulations to them. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow morning at 5 a.m. "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. good morning. today is tuesday, june 10. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. while you were sleeping, the department of veterans affairs revealing just how bad their care is. nearly 60,000 vets are waiting over 90 days to be seen. and that is just the beginning. >> and is the benghazi scandal a reason for hillary to stay out of politics? well, no, if you ask her. >> actually it's more of a reason to run. >> really? wait till you hear how she's able to spin that one and at the same time make $14 million. >> she actually used a sports segue. hidden cash taking the country by storm?

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petra. 90 seconds after the top of the hour. thank you for joining us. heather nauert joins us with a fox news alert. >> we've got important news from overseas. details are still developing. here's what we know so far. a fox news alert on what could be one of the deadliest american accidents for our troops serving in afghanistan since that war began. according to multiple reports coming out this morning, five u.s. soldiers are dead after a friendly fire attack in afghanistan. according to the same report, a coalition aircraft accidentally may have unleashed a strike, an airstrike at the wrong direction. here is an image taken at the scene where you can see flames burning through the wreckage of this convoy. we're also hearing that one afghan soldier is dead this morning. no confirmation yet from the pentagon but we are working our sources on this and we'll bring you more as we get it. back here at home happening today, primary votes in five states. the key race in south carolina. republican senator lindsey graham faces six opponents,

including a pastor and two afghan war veterans. and he has a huge lead in the polls, but it's still not known if he'll earn at least 50% of the vote or be forced to go into a run-off. in virginia house majority leader eric cantor faces a long shot from a tea party challenger, economics professor dave bratt. in nevada, senate majority leader harry reid will have a challenger in november, city councilman bob beard running on the post today as the g.o.p. senate nominee. former secretary of state hillary clinton is pushing her book hard choices. she talks about the benghazi attack that killed four americans including u.s. ambassador. but she says it will not deter her from a 2016 white house run. >> actually it is more of a reason to run because i do not believe our great country should be playing minor league ball. we ought to be in the

majors. and i view this as really apart from, even a diversion from the hard work that congress should be doing about the problem facing our country and the world. >> a diversion. clinton also adds that ambassador stevens was in libya by his own choice. it is a hidden cash craze sweeping the country. hidden envelopes stuffed with cash will be found in even more cities. the money scavenger hunt will be in new york, houston, chicago and las vegas. a real estate mogul started this campaign more than two weeks ago tweeting clues about where to find the hidden cash. so far he's given away about $15,000. you can be on the lookout in those cities. those are your headlines. >> a lot of people getting worried that we're talking so much about the stunning release of bowe bergdahl and that, and who he was swapped for and what about his condition and why did he leave the base that we've forgotten about the

v.a. scandal. but we haven't. after interviews of 3,372, the v.a. conducted an internal audit and things actually look worse than we thought. >> when you take a look at this, there is no question why there's bipartisan calling right now. nearly two dozen senators going to eric holder in a letter saying we should push this to a criminal investigation. we see the disarray that has existed within the veterans administration department. 57,000 veterans had to wait at least 90 days for their first appointment. 64,000 veterans who have been enrolled over the past decade have never had appointments. and 13% of the v.a. schedulers were told by their higher ups to input incorrect appointment request to make those wait times look shorter. >> this was an audit done over three weeks. and as it turns out, at least 70% of the facilities in the united states of america had at least one set of dummy books. you know, the v.a. can say, look, we didn't have enough schedulers, we didn't have enough doctors, they weren't trained properly. it looks like they were

trained pretty well because they were able to fudge the numbers to up their performance measures. clearly it was coordinated. and to your point, elisabeth, it is time for a criminal investigation to be launched. it has been criminal what they have done with the treasury of the united states, all that money squandered, and all those lives in peril. >> when you look across the states here on average, in honolulu, hawaii, 145 days wait to get a primary care appointment. you look in baltimore, 81 days. these numbers are not only startling, they seem quite wrong. so eric holder may have his hands full if he actually decides to move forward with that investigation. >> when you tell people to make up appointment dates and you cancel in order to get incentives, there's got to be prosecution. if you're going to say lance armstrong, you used illegal drugs, you used federal money in the postal system, i want that money back. what about these guys and these women, what about firing them and putting

them on trial? that is the only thing that will stop them, in my humble opinion. >> you've got to start at the top. >> that guy's gone. >> i understand that. i'm talking about the system managers. shinseki said he didn't know about it but somebody at the upper management level knew about it. unfortunately, with eric holder, if you ask him can you launch a criminal investigation, remember what happened with the i.r.s. scandal? even before it was released, the findings of the internal audit over there, he says no criminality, not going to do anything there. look for that to be repeated here because otherwise it would be a huge embarrassment. >> we've had expert after expert run government run health care to obamacare and what has happened in the v.a. does this reflect upon what will be happening in obamacare. a new fox news poll here saying will government do better with obamacare than the veterans health care system? you know how many people said yes?

only 31% of people here saying the government is better with obamacare than the veterans health care system. the question here is what will they do with the rest if this is what they do to the best? >> another question was under obamacare, the country is what do you think? 44% of you think the country is worse off. 29% say better off. 24% say no difference. >> because the worst is yet to come. as the employee mandate, that waiver gets lifted. the white house got their 135,000 signatures. that was the threshold. it was beyond the threshold for them to be forced to comment on any issue in america. all of wanted to know about that marine who found himself in mexico with guns in his truck when he took a wrong turn, sergeant tahmooressi. they wanted the president and the white house to weigh in on his situation and what they would do. josh earnest who hasn't gotten the job full time yet -- jay carney is not totally out yet -- was forced to weigh in.

here's whaep said yesterday about -- what he said yesterday about tahmooressi's situation. >> what is the president personally doing to get this marine out of the mexican prison? >> i don't have a lot of information to provide you in terms of the current efforts underway. >> is the president pressing to get him back or not? >> certainly the president is concerned about all detainees or americans being held against their will in other countries, and this is something that the president is certainly concerned about. but in terms of what specific efforts are underway, i have to defer to the department of defense. >> that's a good passing the buck, refer you to the department of defense. what's curious is they had an hour-long intel meeting last night where the white house came in and talked about the situation with mr. bergdahl. and at the end one of the briefers was asked who exactly signed off on it, and it was the president of the united states; right? no. according to the briefers from the white house, the president didn't sign off on it. chuck hagel is the person who ordered the swap with mr. bergdahl. so that is curious. sergeant tahmooressi was

with greta via the phone last night on her program talking about his situation and his conditions, and they are in a word bleak. >> do you want to get out? >> definitely. please get me out of here. >> i've spoken to one of your marine buddies with whom you have a more, a much closer relationship than you and i do. he tells an absolutely horrible story about the conditions, the terrible things that you went through in that first prison. >> yes. yes. it was horrible, yes. >> like wrists were bleeding? >> uh... well, mainly -- uh... wrists, wrists were scratched up. my feet were bleeding. my wrists, my wrists, yes, actually there was some blood drawn on my wrists but not as bad as my legs.

just like uh, abrasion bleeding and bleeding on the back of my ankles. >> why were your ankles bleeding? >> they were bleeding because the cuffs on them were tightened way too tight. way too tight as a form of punishment. >> he says they did that out of hate. he went on to say that one of the quickest things he could do according to a story on foxnews.com, if he wants to get out and say he made the mistake because he has ptsz, part of his legal team strategy. >> as it stands right now no soldier left behind was the note that related to bergdahl. but yet apparently sergeant tahmooressi is not on that list of their concern at the moment. >> he's still stuckit's about as after the top of the hour on this tuesday morning. >> coming up, were gitmo

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the president had not abided by the law. he could have called the speaker of the house and the leader pelosi and at least informed them of here's what's going to happen. i think they had plenty of time to notify them. the president seems to want

to operate in his own way. >> congress fired up after the president exchanged five taliban terrorists for sergeant bowe bergdahl without giving them a 30-day notification. to make matters worse, we learn the detainees may have known about the transfer before congress. they tried to explain to the house yesterday and got no new information. here is fox news analyst lieutenant colonel oliver north. what do you mean the detainees knew first? >> i think it is entirely possible that the fab five out of taliban, gitmo were on the air or on the ground in doha, qatar. if senator feinstein had known they were on the tkpwo, shield have -- on the go, she would have turned the airplane around. >> there is a report that 90 people in the white house knew before anybody in congress. when you ask senator feinstein, you talk about the chairman of the

intelligence committee, any democrat still out of the loop until sunday. >> what is absolutely outrages, he's breaking the law and sending this fab5 of terrorists, taliban in exchange, he says, for a u.s. army hostage, not a prisoner of war, and doesn't tell the congress the law specifically requires that he do so. why didn't he tell? and why did he add them to the mix? because everything i know about this exchange had to do with the people who were holding him, not the taliban but the criminal network and all they wanted was money. >> wait a second. if they wanted money and all they got were five guys that were not related to them, why did they give them up? >> my guess is the hakanis didn't get anything unless it was the money. what needs to be answered now, brian, is the congress needs to go back to this white house and demand to know was a ransom paid. because all the documents that i have seen, all the intelligence that i have seen, the eclipsed

documents, the raw intelligence says all the haqqanis wanted was money. and so why were those five added to this mix by the white house? >> we'll see because the haqqani network asked for $1.2 million from "the new york times" to get their writer back and they got it. so this could happen too. let's talk about the conditions that you understand that he went through. according to your sources, this eclipse group has been out there. they say he was caged, true, but he also was allowed to carry an ak-47 at times and play soccer with them. he became one of them. >> he at least showed he was trying to build an affinity with them. my concern right now is people are going to jump to some conclusions that may or may not be accurate. the responsibility of his chain of command, and somewhere along that line there is a united states army general who is responsible for convening what's called an article 32 investigation. it's the military version of a grand jury.

and that will investigate under oath everybody who's making claims about what they knew and when they knew it. and that will give us an answer to why they added these five to the mix, because the people who held this guy never wanted anything but money. >> so you have a new book out called "counterfeit lies." your 14th book. thank you very much. you always sign it to me. colonel, tell me about it. >> it's the metaphor, if you will, for the obama administration. "count counterfeit lies." the next big scandal, how the iranians are building nuclear weapons in spite of the prohibition they're going to sign on to. it's coming down the pike. within a matter of days you're going to see them sign on to this international accord of an inspection regime. all the sanctions are going

to be lifted which is what the obama administration wants. and this is how they're doing it. >> great. "counterfeit lies" now out. colonel, always great to see you. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. a woman being robbed at gun point is safe this morning all because she was playing a video game on-line. now a friend an ocean away saved her life. >> this demo deal gives a football player the chance of a lifetime. he can thank his mom for that. they're both live with us this morning. ♪ ♪ good job! ♪

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an nfl tryout and it's all thanks to one special person. his mom. how did she make it happen? here to share their story is zach carter and his mom. good morning to you both. we're hearing this story. zach, where were you currently playing semiprofootball? or are? >> i'm playing right now with the mantua manors. >> most players have a big agent paving the way for them getting them a deal and you have your mom as your number-one agent. how cool is that? >> best they think ever. >> nicole, you took his highlight tape and what did you start doing with it? >> i started sending it to every nfl team that i could. >> you started sending it out. zach, what position do you play? >> anything, wide receiver,

quarterback, defense. >> your mom is sending out this video, and you get a call from an nfl team; right? >> yeah. they called me a couple times and i just didn't answer because it was a weird number. finally i was on break, so i answered. they told me the news, and i was in shock. >> all you tell us it is an nfl team. nicole, why do you believe so much in your son. what about his ability on the football field that you think shows you that you can go to the highest level? >> he is persistent. he doesn't give up no matter what. his strength, he's just -- he puts it all out there and doesn't let anything stand in his way. >> what about what you're going through personally? how has that made you

double down on your determination to get your son a shot? >> going through cancer has made it that much more of a challenge for me to show him that no matter what, he's got to go after his dreams. >> a great message. zach, we hope you guys keep us posted. we wish you the very best. you are an all-star team right there, mom and son. be well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> zach and nicole, thanks so much. coming up, china is hacking our satellites. we have known about it for years. so why aren't we doing anything about it? >> it was already the biggest surprise of her life. >> oh my god! >> this unexpected proposal is about to get even better. but first we're going to wish happy birthday to model and actress elizabeth

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>> not going to happen? >> hell will have to freeze over. >> you have to be more concerned about your socks. heather, you want one of your guys in short suits? >> no thanks, not unless it's little kids. >> the short suit is getting a lot of push back on-line to the hash tag ban short suits. gabriel tweets i finally gets to show off these calves. >> don't tell me you have to be in a business function or outdoor wedding in a summer and not wish for you. he's saying, look, you are wanted, you're not going to admit it. >> who wants it? you would wear that? >> let's go on twitter. start with me who is willing to try new things or steve who is traditional with long pants. >> i don't see any socks with those. brian, wear it on friday. >> if i had one. >> i will go buy you one.

if you will wear it on friday? >> yes and i'm doing calves starting today. by friday i'm going to be something to be seen. >> do you think brian should wear the short suit on friday? facebook us, tweet us, e-mail us on friends@foxnews.com. >> good morning. i have news to bring you and an update out of las vegas. they painted their faces like the joker. they spewed hate on-line and their neighbors had a feeling it was just a matter of time before that couple went on to kill. las vegas police identifying this couple that they say gunned down two police officers and a good samaritan before they killed themselves. we're learning jared and amanda miller were packing enough power for a blood bath. they left a swastika tag on top of the officers body

that read this is the beginning of a revolution. this happened at a pizza place in las vegas on sunday. it happened so quickly that neither officer was able to get off a shot. police believe they chose those officers at random. >> new details on the wal-mart truck driver who smashed into tracy morgan's limo van. the trucker kevin roper had been awake 24 hours before that crash occurred, and that is certainly a clear violation of driver fatigue regulations. this is 911 calls from that scene. >> there is a terrible accident. the car flipped. it is on its side. it's two vehicles and a wal-mart truck. >> okay. we have help on the way. >> morgan's rep says he is in a, quote, arduous recovery. >> a chinese satellite may

have been hacking into the u.s. since 1997. china's military is a prime suspect, that according to a new report from a cyber espionage group with links to the chinese military. apparently it's been systematically attacking u.s. aerospace and the satellite industry. we've got crazy video for you showing the moment an arizona woman is robbed at gunpoint while she plays an on-line video game. look at this. >> oh my gosh. then you can see that guy in the background of this video as she got up out of her seat. one of the gamers she had been playing with from europe quickly called a friend in america, told that person about this incident. that american then called 911. police were able to catch one of the guys. the other one is still on the loose. and those are your

headlines. how amazing is that? the person from europe called the person in the united states and 911, i have no idea how they figured out exactly where this woman lived. nevertheless, good police work there. >> he apparently was recording her. what kind of game were they playing? let's go out to the streets of new york city. 48th and 6th avenue. there she is. i see her. it's maria molina. >> good morning. hello, everybody. we want to take a look at the weather conditions across the country. out here in the northeast not bad. we have poor visibility and we will likely be seeing delays at the airport due to low clouds. i want to take you farther west. across parts of mississippi, alabama, tennessee and kentucky, we have the risks for severe storms especially this afternoon and this evening. we also have a flood potential. a number of flash flood watches are in effect out here. we've seen areas of rain rolling through and we're expecting heavy rain today. because of that we have these watches in effect. south and east of the storm system we have temperatures

that are very, very warm and hot for some of you. in raleigh, north carolina, highs into the middle 90's. in parts of texas, 100 degrees. factor in the humidity and it will feel hotter than that. north of the storm not bad. in the 70's in minneapolis, kansas city and also in chicago. let's head back inside. >> maria, thank you very much. let me tell you what's going on in sports. not good news to begin with. olympics swimmer amy vandyke waking up in intensive care with a severed spine after a horrific accident. the six-time olympic gold medalist driving her a.t.v. when she went off an embankment. she is said to be in good spirits posting this about her nieces and nephews, they are so sweet, they make me smile. game three of the stanley cup finals. new york hoping home court

advantage but not a chance. kings shut out the rangers in the third. they go in game 3, 3-0. game four tomorrow. in football, they're not playing yet but there is action going on in baltimore. the baltimore ravens head coach crashing a wedding proposal right outside his office by mistake. watch. >> would you marry me? >> oh my god! oh my god! [laughing] >> just got engaged. >> you're kidding me. congratulations. >> thank you. >> he just happened to be walking outside his office. you could see the woman looking up and say oh my

goodness, is this part of the surprise. he said no, that's david rudik. then out comes by chance john harbaugh who said did you guys just get engaged? they said yes. the camera kept rolling. how fun is that? sphoeup no penalty there -- >> no penalty there. >> he's one of the good guys. >> 40 minutes past the hour. we have a shocking new report that shows how dysfunctional the v.a. is. but could this have been caught earlier if the white house wasn't targeting whistle-blowers? judge napolitano weighing in on that next. >> here comes the judge. and hollywood now working on the movie about the life of whitney houston. so who's going to play whitney houston? ♪ ♪ what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite...

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>> 31-year-old yaya dacosta just cast. she appeared on "all my children" and"ugly betty." what do you think about that? >> hardly wait. although we saw the real-life story play out in real life. elisabeth, thank you very much. a new audit released yesterday finds that 37,000 vets have been waiting 90 days or more for their first medical appointment. also 13% of schedulers reported their supervisors told them to cook the books. so could the lid have been blown off the v.a. scandal sooner if the administration didn't have a culture of silencing whistle-blowers? it's a great question. let's pose it to that man, judge andrew napolitano. >> you know what i was also thinking, i wonder if this lid was kept on all of this

during the battle over obamacare in the past two or three years. because if the public had ever seen what the federal government does to administer medicine to veterans, it would have been terrified of having its elected representatives vote in favor of obamacare. >> there had been whistle-blowers who have come out in the past. in fact, i understand that apparently some whistle-blowers went to a watchdog group and then the government said to the watchdog group, hey, give us the names of those people because we want to talk to them. really they want to intimidate them. >> the congress has written legislation signed by president george h.w. bush protecting whistle-blowers. it is the public policy and the federal law of the united states of america that whistle-blowers are to be protected. this administration has hounded, pursued and harassed whistle-blowers. not only has it not protected them, it has made their lives miserable. and it has not listened to their warnings. >> last night at the v.a. hearing it was revealed that there were 37 instances where whistle-blowers came forward, and the government

retaliated against them. so why is anybody going to want to, you know, blow the lid off something if they're going to get in trouble? >> i suspect that is probably the government's m.o. retaliate against the public whistle-blowers, and it will intimidate anybody else from coming out from under the wood work. let's face it, this v.a. situation didn't come about overnight. it's been there for a long time. the government has kept a lid on it. but when the government breaks the law, when it falsifies records or when it retaliates against people who are revealing the truth, the government itself is breaking its own laws. big deal, nothing new. the government always breaks its own laws. but we have people that have died as a result of it. >> if what you have described is true -- and we heard it is -- that's criminal. somebody should be held criminally responsible. >> absolutely. that is why i don't think this v.a. situation is going to go away. you have innocent human beings who died. you have veterans who were told when you risk your life for the country and suffer a war-related injury, the government will care for that injury in a

first-class way for the rest of your life. that promise has been broken by the government. >> in particular, this administration just doesn't want any bad news out. we've got a graphic. in 2011, in 1,000 disclosures of waste, fraud, health and safety problems, only 62 cases referred back for further investigation. >> i don't know where it steve. i hope they don't brush it under the rug. and i hope that the real culprits are exposed here. people are not going to come back to life, but there are millions of veterans in the country now terrified about whether or not their war-related injuries are going to be taken care of. we should probably get rid of the v.a. and just give the vets a voucher, let them go to first-class hospitals like the rest of us can. >> why not? sounds good to me. judge, thank you, sir. it's now 12 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, kids forced to take the common core test. well, not for free. meet the parents who want to be paid for their time. have you ever heard of

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treat it at home? fox news medical a team dr. david samati joins us now to break that down for us. good morning. >> good morning to you. >> we keep hearing a lot about pool accidents and the secondary drowning. can you explain the secondary drowning? a ton of parents are worried. >> especially kids between ages one to four. they're perfectly fine. they have swallowed some water that has gone into their lungs. now a few hours after the pool party is over, they're fine. now you see their behavior start to change. they're gasping for air, not breathing well. that's secondary drowning. that means some of the water has gotten into their lung. oxygen exchange is not happening well. that's when you start going down. you want to detect that kind of behavior pattern a few hours, up to 24 hours after swallowing water. so that's when you want to take them to the emergency room right away. >> if you notice those changes? >> absolutely. listen, this happens very fast, drowning every year we have about ten kids a day, summer time that drown.

invest in good life jackets like this. these are the life jackets. this is not going to save their life. this is the one you want around your kids and also learn how to do cpr. every second counts and it's important. >> absolutely. i always carry like a noodle or life ring with me if i'm watching the kids. bite stings. how do you know when to deal with it at home or checked out bay doctor? >> a lot of allergy reactions after the insect bites you can take care of them at home. it's not a big deal. if you detect some sort of tick bite, you want to use a tweezer and make sure to take the tick from closest to the skin, remove it with a tweezer and use ice packs and water and soap and clean it up. obviously having an epipen available. the kid is not breathing well, there is wheezing, having difficulty, that's when you would start using the epi pen. do you recommend every pen have one? >> you should have at least one only in the case of emergency if you're running out of time. obviously take them to the

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good morning. today is tuesday, june 10. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the department of veteran affairs revealing just how bad their care is. nearly 60,000 vets waiting more than 90 days just to see a doctor and that is just the beginning. wow. then our ambassador killed by terrorists, but hillary clinton says it was his own fault? >> his last words in his diary, chris stevens never ending security threat. >> right. >> but he was there on 9-11. >> right. and of his own choosing. >> wow. so is hillary passing the buck on benghazi to clear the way for the white house? will that work? >> and kids forced to take the common core test, well, not for free. meet the parents who want to be

paid for their time. yes. excellent. by the way, mornings are better with friends. >> checking in. has brian bought my calendar yet? >> yes, it stopped in 1999. that was the first time she was here. >> petra nimcova. >> she was perfect for what we were discussing about this so-called normal body of this beautiful woman in indiana and people weighing in saying that it was refreshing to see a body like that at a pageant like this. >> you know, brian, i'm sure it's real, brian sees and he petra had a shot at her. >> what are you talking about? >> it's true. i'm curious, brian, is how she'll feel later today when she comes on and finds out you want to wear the short suit to work.

>> right. okay. the premise of the question is something i cannot get over. >> we will ask her. >> i just heard you talking to ian. >> i don't talk to ian. we're not on speaking terms. i talk around ian. but i will say this, she's one of the nicest people. to have a combination of that personality with that beauty was unique. >> brian v a wonderful day. >> right. that's what she sounds like. >> do you know what his answer means? 7:00 a.m. in the east, mrs. kilmeade is watching. >> i want to know what dawn thinks about the short suit. >> right. friday i'm wearing it. >> like it or not. heather, i hear you laughing over there. >> i have serious news to bring you from overseas. a fox news alert right now. on what could be one of the deadliest accidents for americans serving in afghanistan since that war began. according to multiple reports, five u.s. soldiers are dead after what may have been a

friendly fire incident. according to the same reports, a coalition aircraft accidentally unleashed an air strike in the wrong location and here is an image where you can see flames. we are hearing one afghan soldier was killed. no confirmation yet from the pentagon. we are working our sources to learn more about what may have happened there. we'll keep you posted. while you were sleeping, a rare late night huddle on the hill about the v.a. scandal. bombshell new documents revealed more than 100,000 veterans are facing long wait times to see their doctors. now they're called for criminal investigation. an enter audit of the v.a. shows 57,000 veterans had to wait at least 90 days for their first appointment alone. 64,000 veterans who have enrolled over the past decade never even had appointments. 13% of v.a. schedulers were told by higher ups to make those wait times look shorter by falsifying

appointment requests. wow. will thank is a brand-new fox poll reveals less than one third of voters believes the government will do a better job with obamacare than the v.a. did managing care for veterans. just 31% say it will do a better job. 55% say it will not. happening today, primary votes taking place in five states. the key race in south carolina, republican senator lindsey graham faces six opponents, including a pastor and two afghan war veterans, but he has a huge lead in the polls this morning and it's still not known if he'll earn at least 50% of the vote or if he'll be forced into a runoff. other races to watch in virginia, house majority leader eric cantor facing a long shot tea party challenger, an economics professor, dave brat. in nevada, harry reid will have a challenger in november, republican las vegas city councilman bob beard, running unopposed today as gop senate nominee and a couple other

states as well are taking place. we did the work, so we want to be paid. that's what a group of sixth graders from massachusetts is telling the secretary of education. the students from the school randomly select to do try a new 5 1/2 hour common core test. so one student calculated they're now owed $1,600 at minimum wage. that could buy 22 new math textbooks and nearly 8700 number two pencils, 175,000 sheets of paper or 270 calculators. the students sent a letter to the secretary of education and the company that makes the test wanting that money. those are your headlines. got some moxie, don't they? >> good luck collecting. >> and that's math. >> number two on amazon right now, "hard choices," hillary clinton's book released this morning, at which time she goes out of her way to shed some light and have some separation between her and the president. one of the big stops for diane sawyer last night was about

benghazi. >> hillary clinton seemingly appeared passing the buck when it came to the responsibility of the death of americans, including our ambassador, christopher stevens c. is what diane asked her. listen to the response, she said he knew. he was there on his own will. >> his last words in his diary, chris stevens never ending security threat. >> right. >> he was there on 9-11. >> and of his own choosing. >> but you wanted a post there. >> it was important to have diplomatic assets. >> were there security threats? >> yes.list of countries where there are security threats to american interests. >> but these were the highest among the highest. >> well, it would be in the top 25. it was not -- >> not in the top five, top ten? >> maybe in the top upper ten, but there were places where we had much more concern. >> so chris stevens, according to the former secretary of

state, was there in benghazi that night of his own choosing. that simply is not true. greg hicks, who was the diplomat in libya the night of that, he was told by chris stevens himself, hillary clinton asked him specifically and directly, will you go to benghazi to see if we could have a permanent post there? and he did. and that's why he was there. he wasn't there of his own choosing. he was there at the direction of the secretary of state. in the arb, however, it came out that he went independently and that flat out is a lie. >> wow. i also thought it was unbelievable that she we want on to say that this is one of the reasons benghazi investigations that she would run, saying that because we have to be in the major leagues. not the minor leagues. benghazi investigations is the minor lesion. how often is an ambassador of our brutally so -- ours so

brutally murdered? >> she said all the more reason why it would make a better running situation for her and better -- i would say setting a precedents for her to step in there, she feels. everyone is asking, what does she have this terms of qualifications? diane asked her right there. she said, what are your benchmark achievements? this is the answer. >> people say, where is the marquee achievement? no sweeping agreements, no signature doctrine. >> we haven't had a doctrine since containment worked with the soviet union. but we've had presidents who made some tough calls, hard choices, some of which have worked and some of which have not. >> that's good answer. >> yeah. the state department spokesperson was asked that same question. she coon even answer it -- couldn't even answer it. one other things getting a lot of publicity is the fact that diane sawyer says look, your

husband made $100 million doing speeches. you've made 5 million at $200,000 a pop. she says, well, we left the white house and we were dead broke. what's curious is that's the way she's trying to spin it. if they've got $100 million, they are on par with the romneys in the 1% department. yet, how are the romneys portrayed? they're these out of touch rich people. they don't understand the needs of typical americans. that's kind of a funny answer when you think about it. >> when she's trying to explain how they're trying to pay off a couple homes and rentals. >> when they left the white house, she had i believe the month before signed an $8 million deal to write her first book. the latest book, she got a $14 million advance. part of the 1%? oh, yeah. >> if you can earn it, great. go for it. but don't complain when other people do. >> a little hypocrisy. >> she'll probably come back and

say that's the obama people who did the class warfare. meanwhile, let's talk about bowe bergdahl because we know right now that he's getting better each day, but psychologically he paid a price. who wouldn't think that after five years? we're also finding out his parents were very much in the know and in the fold when it came to finding out how their son was doing and the circumstances and what it would take to get him released. they were giving what many people say is unprecedented access to the inner workings of government and beyond secure lines, interacting with our generals and people in the field throughout their son's captivity. >> right. sources of knowledge of the transfer are saying prisoners at guantanamo bay knew, they knew days before the transfer that something significant was imminent. why didn't congress know? rush limbaugh has an idea.

>> what it is is closing gitmo. i think what we're looking at is somebody who has already expressed a lack of concern for the constitution, a lack of concern for the separation of powers. we're looking at somebody who now is aware, the president, that he has 2 1/2 years and it's time to get it all done. >> right. exactly. we've been saying it's all about gitmo from the get go. last night they did have a -- they sent over the white house people to talk to the white house republicans about -- to make them feel better about this whole transfer thing. keep in mind, they're very upset that nobody in congress was told because they simply had to do it quickly and they couldn't trust anybody. then it was revealed in this particular briefing that apparently between 80 and 90 executive branch employees and members of the pentagon and the intel community, 80 or 90 other people did find out about it. but they could not tell one law

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according to an internal investigation released yesterday, more than 57,000 vets have been waiting for up to three months for appointments. an additional 64,000 have never been seen by a doctor. so what needs to be done to overhaul the system? let's talk to colorado congressman mike coffman who was at the hearing last night. good morning to you. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> talking to you during the commercial, you had an interesting observation about eric shinseki who has now been replaced at the top of the v.a. >> i thought he felt he could ride it out. i think the president thought he could ride this out, that they could spin this to just another partisan attack. but when we voted on a subpoena in the full house veterans affairs committee to subpoena general shinseki on any written correspondence related to the destruction of the evidence at the phoenix v.a. hospital, a secret list, and there was

unanimous vote where republicans and democrats stood together, unlike the irs, unlike benghazi, unlike fast and furious, where democrats stood with republicans and said, this is wrong. we need to honor our commitment to our nation's veterans. i think that at that point in time, it was the next day that general shinseki resigned. >> sure. absolutely. and it is bipartisan. when you lay all the cards on the table and you see falsifying federal records, destruction of federal records, this becomes criminal. >> it is criminal. >> shouldn't the attorney general of the united states launch a criminal probe into this? >> there really should be a criminal probe. i was able to pass an amendment on the appropriations bill for the department of justice to move more money into the u.s. attorney's line item, specifically to go forward with criminal prosecutions for those because i think what the american people need to remember

is what fueled this conduct about manipulating these records was for financial gain. certainly was for promotions. but also fueled bonuses. they got bonuses as a result of bringing down these wait times artificially. at the expense of our nation's veterans. >> absolutely. something has to be done. i want to ask you about your reelection. i know in 2012, your district in colorado was reconfigured. it's more democratic than it was before. just out of curiousity, what's your game plan going into november? >> well, i think, first of all, these issues are very important as the only veteran in the colorado delegation, the only member of congress who served in the gulf war and iraq war, i bring some experience related to these critical issues and the largest community within my district is aurora, colorado, and its legacy is a military town and i come from a military family. >> we thank you very much for

joining us. we did invite your democratic candidate to come on the program, but haven't heard back from his camp. >> okay. >> so you get all the air time. >> great. >> congressman mike coffman from colorado, thank you very much. 19 minutes after the top of the hour. have you ever heard of pickle ball? all it takes is a racket and a ball. why is government giving grants for pickle ball? fewer than half of have less than $10,000 saved for retirement. but you can turn that around. our expert putting more money in your bank account, answering your questions. it's rick edleman and he's next good job!

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time for news by the numbers. first, seven. that's the number of years that china has been hacking into u.s. satellites. at least two u.s. environmental monitoring satellites were interfered with four or more times dating back to 2007. a group linked to the chinese military is suspected. someone be honest. next, $12,000. that's how much the government gave a county in north carolina for pickle ball a sport that only needs a ball and a paddle. that grant funded by your tax dollars through the health care law. >> of course. >> finally, $1,000. that's how much a customer tipped a waffle house waitress in south carolina. she was forced to return the money, but the man found a way

around the company rule so she could keep it. good job. >> that's right. well, 46% of american workers have less than $10,000 saved for their retirement. so how can you avoid a financial failure in later years? >> financial planner rick edleman, the author of a new book joins us now. >> you've been asking questions all morning long. welcome, rick. >> thanks for having me. >> shocking number to start with, isn't it? >> very depressing. it's a national crisis because as these folks reach retirement without any money, guess who is going to have to rescue them. the taxpayer. >> the planning is where people are sort of misstepping here? >> yeah. a lot of people think they don't have to worry did it right now. i have plenty of time. retirement is not for 20 or 30 years and by then it's too late. >> we've whole bunch of question should point out even r this segment, you're going to remain in the green room to answer questions on facebook. first up from john, he asks on facebook, i have a 401(k) at work and the way the market is poised for a collapse, i want to

ensure it's not wiped out like it was years before. is there a way i can hedge against a major collapse? >> the first thing to recognize is the premise is flawed. we are not facing the imminent city of a major collapse. let's not do something that in fact doesn't need to be done. we need to recognize that there is is always volatility in the marketplace. that's not the issue. volatility isn't bad, by the way. i've never seen anyone object to upside volatility, by the way. so we need to record that that's an inherent part of the market. it's not your enemy, it's your friend. recognize that the way to invest is a diversified way with a long-term focus. even though the market may drop in the next six months -- >> mary has a question. is there a true retirement calculator that you can tell us what we need? i know it can't be exact, but we get answers that are all over

the place. >> we've done studies like this in our firm and gone to half a dozen calculators and punched in the same assumptions and you get different answers. it's because they do something different with their retirement projections, the rate of interest they assume you'll see, inflation rate. so you need to recognize they're not something to totally rely on. one really good one to use that's really quick and easy, free, takes a couple of minutes called the ballpark estimate. it is free. go to asec.org and it gives you in less than a couple of minutes, a ballpark estimate. it will get awe good rule of thumb. it's a neat way to give you some rough idea of how much money you should be saving. >> willie from "duck dynasty" says, how do you know when to collect social security, 62, 63, 64 or later? what should i be looking for? >> it used to be so much easier. we used to say when you hit 62, take the money. even though it's 80% of the benefit, take it easier because it's better off in the long run.

today the rules have gotten more complicated. today based on your age, your income, your marital status, whether or not your spouse is working, your health situation, all of that conspires to determine when should you take social security. so unfortunately, there is no alternative but to meet with a financial advisor who can evaluate your situation to give you the right answer. >> sometimes you do need outside help. phyllis is reaching out and says i'm 75 and lost almost $65,000 the first three years obama was in office. i had planned on using that for emergencies. now i only have 25,000. what's a good investment with such a small amount to invest? >> wow, something really went wrong there. i'm a little concerned that this money is designed for your emergency fund. if that was the case, the money should have been in the bank. it should have been in a checking or savings or money market. where you can access it, where it's immune from the losses you suffered. i'm a little worried that you're using the wrong investment strategy for the wrong reasons and we need to make sure that

you have that money safe and secure in a money market account, t bill, cd, where you can not lose any money at all. >> but make it 25-65, how do you get the 25? >> i would leave it. if she needs it for emergency funds, put it in a bank cd, call it a at day. >> he's got a book out and he'll be answering your questions all morning long. you can e-mail, tweet and post on facebook. you're going to be busy. >> we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> thanks. by the way, according to your -- coming up, if the obamacare exchanges are supposed to be safe, why was one employee carrying around customer's personal information in his backpack? we only know about it because he lost the backpack. >> oops. >> plus, she didn't win the miss usa crown, but this contestant causing an on line explosion for her normal body. and super model and beauty packagents judge petra nimcova

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morning and quite possibly the best hidden ball trick ever. michigan high school fakes a throw to second base. the entire team pretends the ball went into the outfield and that's when the other team's runner took off for third. but that base runner was tagged out. the coach and pitcher join us live tomorrow after the next round in their tournament. wonder if they'll have any trucks up their sleeve then. >> a little sneaky. that's great. congratulations. 27 minutes before the top of the hour. heather nauert has got some new information for us. >> good morning. it's a busy news morning. we've got new information coming on with the las vegas shooting over the weekend. they viewed law enforcement as the oppressors and painted their faces like the joker. look at that right there. neighbors say it was just a matter of time before that couple killed. las vegas police identifying this couple that they say gunned

down two police officers and also a good samaritan before they killed themselves. cops say they armed themselves with hundreds of rounds of ammunition. they left a swastika and a don't tread on me flag on top of officer beck's body and a note on the body of officer solido. that note read, this is the beginning of a revolution. that attack took place on sunday at a pizza place in las vegas. the couple acting so quickly that neither officer was able to get off a shot. police believe that they chose those officers at random. tragic story. we now know the wal-mart truck driver who smashed into tracy morgan's limo van had been awake for 24 hours. driver fatigue regulations limit drivers to a 12 hour workday. the driver has been charged with killing morgan's friend in that crash. >> there is a terrible accident. the car flipped. it's on its side. there is two vehicles and a

wal-mart truck. >> okay. we have help on the way. >> morgan's rep says he's in for an arduous recovery after surgery on his broken leg. so much for keeping your information safe under obamacare. a call center worker in connecticut leaving a backpack that was filled with personal information on a busy street. that backpack was filled with four notebooks with names, social security numbers, and birth dates of 400 enrollees. the exchange said the employees may take notes, but can't take personal information out of the building. they say they're now investigating that incident. look at those, member of the university of connecticut women's basketball team takes a spill right in front of the president. poor thing. that's stephanie dolson. and you can't see it in this

picture, but she covers her face and her hands. so embarrassed. she fell off the ridessers during a photo op to celebrate the men's and women's team for the ncaa wins. president obama made light of the situation. take a listen. that joke in reference to when dolson challenged the president to a dance-off. those are your headlines. that would be pretty embarrassing. >> has a little history with the president. >> she's lucky she was standing on high heels. >> that's the thing. probably used to being on her toes. >> maria molina,. >> good morning. hello, everybody. we want to take a look at the weather conditions across the country. out here across the northeast, we do have some areas of clouds.

we could be seeing some shine later on. there will be some scattered showers of storms. where we could be seeing storms. mississippi, alabama, tennessee, kentucky. that's where we have a storm system rolling through and the ingredients are in place where we could see severe weather. flash flooding another concern. we have watches in effect out here, several inches of rain could fall from the storms as they roll through these areas. keep that in mind. flash flooding and severe weather possible. and south of the storm system, temperatures are very warm and even hot for some of you, like in el paso, you're looking at a temperature forecast to reach 100 degrees. upper 80s in atlanta. middle 90s in raleigh, north carolina. factor in the humidity and it's going to feel hotter than that. let's head back inside. >> all right. thank you very much. 110 today in phoenix. meanwhile, miss nevada may have won the miss usa pageant on sunday night, but miss indiana took social media by storm sunday night because of what many are calling her normal

body. >> what was it that drew so many to her over the twitterverse? here to give us her take is super model petra nimcova. what was your take over twitter exploding over this normal body? >> i think it's fantastic. each person has a different body type. some people are naturally skinny, some curvy. i think we have to celebrate all different shapes of the body. and the main thing is to be healthy. what's fit for one person is not going to fit the other person. so mainly be healthy and embrace your body type. >> how about this, when you were an up and coming model, did you look at the positions and say, i have to lose weight or i got to do this or lift weights? was this your focus? >> well, yes. part of it was to be skinny, depending what you're doing. if you're doing shows, you have to be more skinny. if you do photographs, you don't have to be as skinny. so definitely -- for me, it was

more about learning how to be healthy and taking care of my body from within. i eat very healthy to avoid diabetes, which is in the family. so for me it was more of being healthy in general. not just staying thin. >> what captured people's imaginations on sunday night was just the fact that she wasn't twig -- >> she looked great. >> she did. apparently -- i don't know if they do this every miss usa pageant, but they were all wearing identical white bikinis so i guess you could tell them apart. >> people definitely spotted her. >> i think it's fantastic. it should be celebrated more. >> and meanwhile, talk about celebrating, your happy hearts foundation caught -- started when you were caught in the tsunami. you are started the happy hearts foundation and now it's growing. you say it's in seven separate countries? >> seven countries. we have built 7 1/2 years 85

schools and this year is the tenths anniversary since the tsunami already. >> it's hard to believe. >> i know, it's very hard to believe and our goal is to commemorate it with building 100 schools in nine countries. so we want to actually make a mark in history, the same way a tsunami did, but this time much more positive and powerful, empowering way for building schools. >> you have a teddy bear there? >> no, it's my date. >> it's your date. i apologize. >> little kids can get this? >> yes. exactly. so united head launch have had venture bear program where you can give a bear or just give -- >> he showed up with the three bears. >> each of you have a date. and this is special because he's bringing hope and happiness to children around the world. so every bear you give will go

to children of need, either who are sick or who are in a bad environment. >> you're in haiti right now and you see all these kids, some still living in tents. what is it like when you walk up and hand them one of these? >> priceless. you can see on united.com or under social media the joy and the sparkle in their eyes are absolutely priceless. but i must say, ben is going to come with me to a gala next week. we're having tenth anniversary gala for happy hearts. he's having a bow tie and he'll be there because united is getting awards and together with our other partnerships. >> you know all about fashion. about an hour ago we were talk being this thing, apparently a fad that is now sweeping men'swear, they hope, is the suit with short pants. first of all, do you think it's a good idea and secondly, i know you live in haiti where everybody is wearing shorts. do you think brian should wear -- >> and i'll give you a preview.

>> brian is threatening to wear that on friday. >> this is what i'm looking at. this could be me on friday. how do you feel about this suit and my calfs? stay out of this, buzzer. petra, do you think i should do this? >> my question is, did you clean up your office from those photographs last time? >> it was a mess, that's true. >> what are you talking about? >> petra went into my office. >> there was pictures of me in sports illustrated. i want to make sure they're out of your office. >> okay. this has really taken an ugly turn. petra gave me a calendar and i held on to it. and i took a picture of it and my office, as elisabeth and steve know, quite messy. >> thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> always nice when you drop byd

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humanitarian crisis right here on our soil. hundreds of children who illegally crossed the border in texas are being dumped in arizona without parents. the federal government green lighting the move to alleviate overcrowding in texas detention centers. why are these people being kept in warehouses? we have nowhere to put them and we need billions to support them. joining us is kansas secretary of state, also the authored arizona immigration bill. chris, why now? >> well, this is a direct consequence of what's happening right now is a direct consequence of a policy that president obama's administration put into place before the election in 2012. you may remember in june of that year, obama announced this deferred action directive where he ordered ice agents to break the law and to allow illegal aliens who claim they came to the country before the age of 16

to remain here. word got back to the home countries and we know this and they are flooding the united states. how do we know word has gotten back and they're coming because of obama's policy? because when they're arriving, they're not evading law enforcement like illegal aliens normally do. they're going straight to the border patrol and turning themselves in because the smugglers accurately told them, go to america, they won't deport you under obama's policy. >> the security is one thing and then you have the humanitarian crisis which is looming and then you have billions of dollars which we got to spend. they're trying to tell us that this is because of unrest in south america, central america, and because of drug cartels because they're really turning up the heat. that's not true, is it? >> completely untrue. there has been no change in the conditions in these countries causing this influx. it is a direct result of the obama administration's policies and we know it because that's what they're telling us. they were told, if you're a teen-ager, they won't allow you to be deported. there are so many tools we have

that we could be using to solve this problem. brian, remember back in 1994, there was a boat lift of cubans of a similar crisis? >> yes. >> in that instance, clint, a democrat, acted and said no, you're not getting no and the message got back right away. so the influx stopped. congress in 1996 gave the president a tool. he said if -- congress said there was a future mass influx, just mobilize state and local law enforcement and you can use them to help enforce federal law. what he should be doing is ordering the use of the international guard to immediately transport these kids back to their families. remember, their families are back in the home country and that will get the word back that they're not allowing us back in. do you expect obama to do that? i don't. >> we'll have you back 'cause we have to end it here. but we are understanding they are gathering now in mexico and if you think is bad, it's going to double as early as next week. so look out. i feel so bad for arizona, texas, and the american taxpayer because it's going to cost us money that we just don't have.

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>> come over here! >> this morning, how it could be you in your town and with their cash. mornings are better with friends. float ourtures. >> hi, you're watching "fox & friends"! enjoy! >> thanks, rob rigell. >> good morning, everybody. i like that sound right there. >> a marine who is funny, productive, fine actor, who was here a short time ago. >> he was here last week. we're going to talk to laura ingraham because hillary clinton is busy selling her $14 million book that she got the big advance for in a minute. but right now we're going to turn to heather nauert who has bad news. >> really tragic news. we've been following this story all morning long. a fox news alert, deadliest accident for american troops serving in afghanistan since that war began. a senior u.s. defense official

confirms to fox news that five u.s. special forces are dead this morning after friendly fire incident in afghanistan. that official claims, quote, mistakes were made when the troops requested air support from a b-1 bomber in the southeastern part of that country, that aircraft unleashing a strike, air strike at the wrong location and here is an image taken at the scene. you can see the flames as they burn through the wreckage of the convoy here. the americans were on patrol when they came under fire by militants and that's when they called in an air strike. our hearts and prayers go out to those family members. we'll keep you posted as we get more. here at home, happening today, primary votes in five states. the key race taking place in south carolina. republican senator lindsey graham faces six opponent, including a pastor and two afghan war veterans. he's got a huge lead in the polls, but it's still not known if he'll get at least 50% of the vote or be forced into a runoff.

there is other races to watch. this one in virginia, house majority leader eric cantor faces a long shot tea party challenge from economics professor dave bratt. in nevada, harry reid will have a challenger in november. republican las vegas city council-bob beers running unowe foesed. federal prosecutors are reportedly discussing a possible plea deal with representatives of the -- of edward snowden. snowden has been hiding in russia under government protection. last month in an interview with nbc news, he was asked why he doesn't go home. snowden's reply, he doesn't think he'd get a fair trial. you know that hidden cash craze that we've been telling you about that's sweeping the country? look at this. this weekend more hidden envelopes stuffed with cash will

be found in more cities. california millionaire jason boozey apparently started the money hunt in new york, chicago, houston, and las vegas. he's a real estate mogul. he started this campaign about two weeks ago. he's been tweeting clues about where you can find that money and so far, he's given away nearly $15,000 so far. there could be some money for you. those are your headlines this morning. >> thank you very much. let's dial in laura ingraham. she joins us once a week. today is the day. good morning to you, laura. >> great to see you. >> are you tingling? hillary clinton's book is out. >> i am. you have a great memory. back in 2000, i wrote a book before hillary ran for senate called "the hillary trap," kind of anticipating what was going to be happening with her political life. so i'm fascinated by all of this. >> fast forward to today. she was on with diane sawyer last night. with this book she got a $14 million advance. in the book she talks about how she really regrets voting for the iraq war, although she did.

she stands by the decisions in benghazi. she traveled a million miles as secretary of state, and yet can she name one achievement as secretary of state? here is diane sawyer and hillary clinton. >> people say, where is the marquee achievement? no sweeping agreements, no signature doctrine. >> we haven't had a doctrine since containment worked with the soviet union. but we've had presidents who made some tough calls, some hard choices, some of which have worked and some of which have not. >> okay. she can't name anything. not even that silly reset button thing. >> well, first of all, the fact that she has now conceded that the containment strategy towards the soviet union was a success, i think i'm just going to keep that with me all day long because that's actually something for a liberal to admit that. so it worked. number one. number two, she, in interview after interview, she knows she's

going to be asked this question. she knows she's going to be asked the question, yet she cannot answer the question. so just on that information alone, how do people think that hillary clinton is really capable of being president of the united states, or the right choice of all the democrats that are out there, she's the right choice, with an inability to answer the one question she knows she's going to be asked? that is unbelievable. >> why doesn't she pick one thing and hang her hat on it? >> right. just say they did their best with the arab spring and we're still seeing it evolve or say look, we're still pushing for more rights for women across the globe, or anything. but to say the presidents made tough calls. that was her answer. the president made some tough calls. okay. >> with accepting any sort of part in anything or decision making comes responsibility, right, and accountability. so if you're not doing one, you can't do the other? >> right. exactly. and i don't know if we're going

to play the benghazi clip, but when she said yes, she ultimately the responsibility for benghazi rests with her, then there was the big but. and she said, but the ultimate responsibility for decision making about security did not seep down to my level. i'm not going to be flipping through 270 pages -- >> i hire people to do that. >> you know what it reminded me of? i did not have sexual relations with that woman, monica lewinsky. i did not have decision making capability for that compound. i mean, come on. i take responsibility, but. it's predictable, yet it's a little stunning for someone as talented as hillary is to come up with zero in this interview that you can say, wow, okay. i see her strengths. i get it. >> yeah. she talks about how she would be separated from the current president on many different issues. she does have some wiggle room when it comes to getting away

from the president who is currently not popular. let's talk about the president for a second and talk about the catastrophe looming on immigration right now. people coming across the border. when it comes with immigration reform, there is a sense on capitol hill republicans are standing in the way. what do you think? >> what is going on is an attempt to extort members of congress into agreeing to a, quote, comprehensive immigration amnesty, which is what it is. so the obama administration basically put out the welcome mat at the border. come on in. we'll feed you, house you, we'll clothe you. we'll get you medical care, although now it looks like we're not screening people properly. we have an increase in scabies. all of this is happening. and the response from people like eric cantor, big primary challenge, john boehner, paul ryan, nothing personal, i like them all as people, but their response is, oh, my gosh. we got to do immigration reform and we got to get it done now!

what does that say to alt people in honduras today? get here as fast as you can because the republicans are in cahoots with the president who allow this border to be a piece of swiss cheese day after day. i'm glad fox is covering this. a lot of news outlets aren't and it's horrifying for our sovereignty and rule of law. >> you mentioned eric cantor. he said, quote, i have told the president there are some things that we can work on together. we can work on things like the kids. >> the kids. >> and i was looking at laura ingraham.com and i saw that you were talking about how if the house republicans and house in general comes up with an immigration bill, send it is over to harry reid, they're not going to touch it. >> in fact, what happens with any house vehicle is that the senate bill will ultimately swamp that house vehicle for immigration reform. anyone hearing this right now, understand this, if boehner, cantor, ryan, go forward with the immigration bill, that

senate amnesty bill will ultimately swamp it in large part. so that senate bill will ultimately become the law of the land. what we're hearing now is smoke and mirrors. >> i want to get in there to let everyone know you can come off sometimes in talking about this as being cold hearted, releasing kids coming into the country, we see children who are going to be here without a place to go. do they go back? do they stay here? you've got a heart for adoption. we know that. we've got a situation in front of us that is going to need a real solution. >> it's heart breaking for those families, no doubt. but i see the statistic attention of one in five americans today living in poverty. millions of american families who send their own children to bed every night hungry. black, brown, asian, white, the working poor. those people are the most affected by this. so of course no one wants to see a humanitarian crisis. but what people have to understand, this is created by the obama administration and the gop establishment that is essentially saying, as long as you get here, we'll allow you to stay here.

that is not a country any longer, my friends. and compassion, we have to have compassion philanthropically, but first we still have to have a country. if we don't have a country, we're not going to be good to any people no matter where they are. >> when we started the show, the first story was paul ryan saying amnesty is back on the table. thank you for joining us. >> we got you all reved up, now go do your radio show. >> go dave bratt. >> the v.a. in complete disaawith brand-new details with how terrible our vets are being treated. don't expect criminal charges from eric holder. the reason why next. and astronauts are once again going where no man has gone before. the story behind this video. >> cue elton john. ♪ ♪ unlimited cash back. let that phrase sit with you for a second.

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a bipartisan group of senators now calling on eric holder to immediately investigate evidence of criminal wrongdoing when it comes to v.a. hospitals. this after a bombshell new report shows the wait list scandal is worse than we thought. more than 100,000 veterans still seeing their appointments delayed by more than 90 days. so why doesn't eric holder take this case? our next guest knows why. john fund of national review and our guest from the heritage foundation authored this book. guys, welcome. first to you, john, why don't you think there will be an investigation here? both sides agree america is upset. >> we've seen over and over again during eric holder's career an unwillingness to have independent credible investigations of wrongdoing in administrations he serves in. remember, he was the number two man at justice during clinton's

last term when no special prosecutors were ever appointed. >> right. in this case, as we have more evidence and internal audits, is there going to be so much pressure that he'll have to step forward? >> well, it depends. what you have to understand is that he considers himself part of the president's political team first, the attorney general second. if he can conduct an investigation without causing political harm to the president, he may do it. but if he thinks it's going to cause political harm to the president, he's going to delay it. he's going to obfuscate and not do the things that need to be done to get to the bottom of it. >> here is an example of what he was investigating. the big thing, we have to crack down on gibson guitars. bucking reporters, fast and furious, he has no interest in that. the irs scandal. in the beginning it looked like the president would pursue it, but suddenly they're not interested. is this the pattern you're thinking about, john? >> it's pretty obvious. eric holder has appeared before congress time and time again, not had relevant information,

basically kicks the ball down the road, documents not presented. remember, he was condemned by the house of representatives in a vote for not cooperating with their investigations. >> when you look at the fact that they do an internal audit and you have actual witnesses there and then you have national outrage, if the american people watching right now and they want something done, there is a veteran out there and wants to make sure that their appointment is lost or relative committed suicide because they couldn't wait any longer for an appointment, what can they do? >> they need to make a lot of noise about it. the white house looks at the polls, so does the attorney general. >> and we have the midterm election. >> yeah. so they may bow to that kind of pressure. but what people need to understand, again, is that this attorney general is interested in politics and ideology. not objective justice. that is one of the biggest problems we found in the book we're publishing.

>> thanks so much. congratulations on your new book. >> thank you. >> pleasure. coming up, this girl playing an on line game with other people when this happened. >> the next thing her competitors are seeing in other country, a man with a gun. what they did saved her life. and an amazing story -- a 14-year-old walks 40 miles with his brother on his back. they both join us live to explain why. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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21 minutes past the hour. fox news alert. al-qaeda offshoot militant group capturing a second largest city in iraq. right now dozens of insurgents have control of government buildings and prisons. american-trained forces left the scene, making it an easier takeover. and it's one giant step for social media. check out the first ever video from space. american astronaut posted this six-second clip that shows a single earth orbit from the international space station. just amazing. out of this world, right? >> it is indeed. it's the story about brotherly love that every kid needs to hear. 14-year-old hunter piggy backing his 7-year-old brother, braden, more than 40 miles in two days to raise awareness for cerebral palsy. the two brothers got quite the

homecoming when they reached the finish line and they join us right now from ann arbor, michigan. hunter, why did you want to do this? >> braden has done so much for me throughout my life. he's always there for me and just always cheers me up. it's the least i can do to give back to him. i really wanted to help other kids that are out there like him. >> absolutely. and so you decided you were going to do it. you're a wrestler. you were in training for a while much but once you got going, he weighed a lot more than you thought. you thought about -- you thought about quitting, but you didn't. why? >> honestly, we did consider quitting. we weren't going to not complete the walk. we were just possibly going to have to push him in the stroller for the last couple miles. the chafing and stuff got too

bad on his legs. we did have to look at our different options and weigh them out. but after that, his therapist came. we had a friend come who is also a physical therapist and they gave us some ideas on how to strap up the sling differently. and also talk to my friends and he called us over the phone and prayed for us. >> that's really nice. >> i think all of that together kind of brought us back. >> surely. now, braden, let me ask you, what was it like to have -- to be on your brother's back for all those many miles? i know you want just holding on. you were strapped on. what was it like? >> it was kind of -- i'm not really sure about that question. but yeah, it was kind of odd. >> yeah. it's got to make you feel good,

braden, for you to know that your brother loves you so much that he would carry you on his back for 40 miles. >> yeah. it was absolutely very nice that he did that. >> that's cute. hunter, it's wonderful what you did and before we got start, i asked you in the break what you wanted to do when you grew up. tell the folks what you want to do. this is terrific. >> well, later in life i want to be a biomedical engineer and i hope to develop new equipment to help people who have cerebral palsy or other disorders that don't allow them to walk properly. i hope to help make them more mobile in life. i plan on studying that at the university of michigan. >> that is fantastic. i know the university of michigan was at the finish line. braden, before we go, what do

you want to do when you grow up? >> i want to do the star wars spaceship. also study at the university of michigan. >> very good. you want to go there, too and build a spaceship. i don't blame you. sky's the limit. you did a wonderful thing over the weekend and it's great you could join us. hunter and braden, thank you very much. folks, if go to their facebook page or instagram, you can figure out how you can donate to cerebral palsy. thank you for joining us today from ann arbor. >> thank you so much for having us. >> you bet. great story. that's nice. 26 sheading win the crown -- she didn't win the crown, but caused an uproar on twitter for her, quote, normal body. that woman, miss indiana, here reacting for the first time. and what do you buy a dad who has everything this father's day? elisabeth has picked out these

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morning. forget gift baskets, how about a gift crate for your dad this father's day? these are called man crates. >> an actual crate made of plywood. >> it comes with a little pry bar that you have to then use some muscle to get into your present. you can customize what's inside, so no more tie or t-shirt. you can get something themed just for you. i picked up a little something for you guys. >> they're supposed to be nailed shut, but they're not. we're faking it. >> it will take too long. >> i can never tell when you're faking it. >> excuse me? >> you can customize them. bacon lovers, displume bush era tax cuts first time dads. >> beef jerky. >> jerky. >> look at that. >> a lot of jerky. >> what's the suggestion? >> it looks like i got -- those are great. >> what is this? this is a compass. >> that is a thermometer. it comes with four, so you can put one in each -- >> it's facing north.

>> this is a meat tenderizer. >> this is for steve! >> this one was for steve, brian. hang on. you have to trade now. >> so you're the grill master. >> brian, you get the jerky. >> yep. >> this one i grabbed for tim here. nfl lovers right here, all sporty. if you mention "fox & friends," you can get a 10% discounts on man crates for the special guy out there. father's day is coming up. don't forget. >> go to mancrates.com. >> that's right. great gifts for guys. you like them? >> i do like them. i like the brass knuckles. >> i like yours. i sense maybe i was supposed to get the sports one and suddenly you're going to give it to your husband. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> there she goes. >> let's go to the other gal on set right now, heather nauert. she's got some news for us. >> good morning to you. what a great idea there. i've got new information coming out of las vegas this morning on that shooting. we know the accused couple

viewed law enforcement as the oppressors and they painted their faces to look like the joker. neighbors say it was just a matter of time before that couple went on to kill. las vegas police say the couple gunned down two police officers and also a good samaritan before they killed themselves. they were armed with hundreds of rounds of ammunition and left a swastika and don't tread on me flag on top of officer beck's body. they also left a note on officer solido that read, this is the beginning of a revolution. during that attack on the pizza place that occurred on sunday, that couple apparently acting so quickly, that neither officer was able to fire a shot. police believe that the officers were chosen at random. we now know that the wal-mart truck driver who smashed into tracy morgan's list mow van had -- limo van had been awake for 24 hours, even though regulations limit them to a 14-hour workday. the driver is charged with killing morgan's good friend in

the crash. listen to the 911 call. >> there is a terrible accident. the car flipped. it's on its side. it's two vehicles and a wal-mart truck. >> okay. we have help on the way. >> morgan's representative says he's in for an arduous recovery after he had surgery on his broken leg. crazy video shows that the moment an arizona woman is robbed at gun point while she plays an on line video game. take a look at this. you see that rob there in the black as he moves in behind her. luckily she was playing with a quick thinking gamer in europe who saw this live video. that person then contacted a friend who lives near this woman and that guy then called 911. cops say because the players talk frequently on line, they were able to easily locate that victim in arizona. police were able to catch one of the suspects.

the other one is still on the loose. boy, how scary is that? and then a big day gets bigger for one pennsylvania mom who was graduating college. check this out. how excited is she? that is her marine corporal son, he surprised her on stage during her commencement ceremony in philadelphia. her son, paul, is stationed at quantities co, virginia, and he hasn't been home in five months. >> words cannot express. this is the next best thing. i lost my husband during my tenure and going to school. >> my mom was one of my biggest inspirations. through the passing of my father action i never seen her be so strong. >> she says she plans to pursue her master's degree next. how amazing is that? >> he hands his mom her diploma. >> that's great.

i think we're headed outside to maria. >> let's do. >> hi. i'm not centered there. good morning, everybody. we want to take a look at the weather conditions across the country because 2003 have some areas of clouds here across parts of the northeast. they have been improving as far as that low visibility goes. i think we should be okay at some of the airports. i want to take you farther west and south across states like alabama, parts of mississippi, tennessee, and kentucky. this is an area that we will be watching later this afternoon and evening for the possibility of some severe weather. we're talking large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. the other concern out here is the risk for flash flooding. we have a number of watches in effect out here due to that potential. these are in effect through today. watch out western tennessee, parts of northwestern alabama, and also across pretty much half the state of mississippi. temperature wise, south and east of this storm system, it will be a hot one. take a look at raleigh, north carolina. in the 90s. 94 for your high there. 99 in del rio. 100 degrees in el paso.

you farther in the humidity in all of these areas along the gulf coast and the east coast, and you're going to be feeling a lot warmer out there than what the thermometer reads. places like minneapolis, chicago, kansas city, not bad. high temperatures into the 70s. let's head back inside. >> beautiful day all over the place. thank you very much. we told you about hillary clinton's book coming out today "hard choices." one of the issues brought up is after she lost the nomination to barak obama and said listen, i'll help out if you want me to. sarah palin was named as the vice president, the number two with john mccain. they said, we have a job for you, hillary clinton. go after governor palin. we can't. >> sarah palin actually said this, look who fired the first real shot in the real war on women. she actually is pointing to excerpting from hillary's book. >> yeah. exactly. in the book, it says, well, why should i tell what you it says? let's have hillary. she just responded this morning on another channel. >> that very first day the obama

campaign said, well, we want you to go out and criticize her. i said, for what? for being a woman? no. let's wait until we know where she stands. i don't know anything about her. do you know anything about her? and nobody did. i think it's fair to say that i made it clear, i'm not going to go attack somebody for being a woman or a man. i'm going to try to look at the issues, where they stand, what their experience is, what they spend to do, and then that's fair game. >> and she goes on to write, so i said no. there would be plenty of time for criticism. a few hours later, the obama campaign reversed itself and con graduated governor palin. so the take away here is despite what you heard in the last election, that republicans have the war on women, it was actually started by barak obama's team. >> right. sharp aim there from hillary clinton and the president. >> governor palin has always been nice to hillary clinton. she's always said nice things. it hasn't come back to her.

>> no. >> coming up straight ahead. >> cops say a fictional character from a video game inspired two girls to kill and it's not an isolated incident. can we blame a game for violence in the real world? that debate is hot coming up next. >> she didn't win the miss usa crown, but caused an uproar on twitter for her, quote, normal body. miss indiana is here reacting for the first time with her normal body which i think is way above normal. >> i would second that. ♪ ♪ [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!"

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>> 31-year-old yayadacosta. she was a runner up on "america's top model." she's got the job. elisabeth, over to you. >> thanks. well, three attacks have been linked to a fictional internet character called slender man. first there were the two teenage girls who stabbed their friend 19 times to honor the character. then a mom in cincinnati stabbed by her own daughter says that she was inspired by slander man as well and now we're hearing the man accused of killing two cops and a civilian in las vegas dressed up as slander man for hole wean. are the -- are the games to blame? i have two guests today. good morning. so a big debate occurs here.

who really ultimately is to blame when you have particularly juveniles, children, acting in such a terribly horrific murderous way? >> as a criminal defense attorney, the way our system works, it's the job of the criminal defense attorney to shield their clients from full punishment, from full liability. so what we would try to do is get some doctors like dr. keith to come in, become experts on slender man and what he does to a young person's mind and then say to a jury or to a judge that the science has proven that these people, these young people are not -- their brains are not functioning properly to be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law. it doesn't mean they would go free. it would mean instead of going 25 to life, maybe the sentence would range from five to 25 and the judge would ascertain what's appropriate under the

circumstances. >> two 12-year-old wisconsin girls who stabbed their friend 19 times being charged as an adult. is this a shifting of the victim status to the children then? >> here is the thing, this slender man phenomenon is an internet meme. it's a promulgated story by the internet about this being that commoneers people and turns them into killers, to whom you must show allegiance. the internet is a form of communication that human beings we are learning, are not immune to, in terms of being able to resist themes that flow to them through this drug portal, i would say, to some extent. so facebook depersonalizes people. it decreases their empathy. this has been shown by data. and when you tell a story via this direct line to your emotional self, it can infect you in a special way. so i agree with arthur on this one. i would say there are vulnerable kids out there.

you tell them there is a being and you tell them via the internet with all of the reality that flows to them through that channel, they believe it's true. >> how it works honestly in the real world is after they're charged and they're going to be prosecuted, i hire dr. keith to come in -- >> if you're lucky. >> and basically to have him testify -- first to a judge and then a jury what he just said, that their mind -- >> let me ask one more thing. what about the person who creates this? what about the onus of those who have these? >> not to play lawyer, but i will. those folks are shield by first amendment rights. the right to free speech. however, in this case if you watch the slender man video, how could somebody create that video and not believe this could inspire a person to kill? >> because there is personal responsibility. there are a lot more violent creatures in any spiderman movie or batman movie than slender

man. i don't know if you could really blame -- >> yes or no, warning on this type of video? >> absolutely. the surgeon general has been a no show on facebook, which you -- should carry a warning label, on slender man, which should carry a warning label. where is the surgeon general? >> great point. >> thank you, arthur. >> thank you for being here. perhaps those warnings will be something we see. >> that is necessary. and it can't hurt. still ahead, she didn't win the miss usa crown, but she caused an uproar on twitter for her, quote, normal body. that woman, miss indiana, is here. going to react for the first time with us coming up next. don't miss it. but first we're going to check in with bill heller for what's coming up at the top of the area. >> there is a hoosier for you. good morning. more stories of abuse and long wait lines at the v.a. details on that in minutes. why are illegal children being dumped in arizona by the bus load? we first talked about the story about a week ago. it has gotten worse since. who made the call on the taliban

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>> miss usa 2014 is nevada! >> miss nevada was crowned miss usa this weekend, but it's one of the contestants who didn't win who is actually making headlines. >> 25-year-old miss indiana strutted down the runway during the swim suit portion of the competition and twitter went wild. praising her curves.

joining us is miss indiana herself. good morning. and congratulations. that was a great run for you there. what did you think about the response on twitter to your normal body? >> first of all, good morning and thank you. it's quite overwhelming in a positive way, i suppose. >> yeah. on the twitterverse, people said stuff like this, the fact that miss indiana is not a complete twig makes me happy. stephanie said, dear miss indiana, thank you for looking like an average woman as well. things like that. it didn't look like you had starved yourself just to fit in that bikini. >> i did not. the funny thing is the bikini did not fit well. people made a point to tell me that. if that's the only negative point of that entire experience, i'll take it. i think the inspiration to some young girls has been wonderful. >> i think you're stunning. i think your body is fantastic.

but what about your decision to not say okay, i'm going to lose weight like a wrestler and get -- look the way that other women have looked in this competition? >> well, i don't know if it was necessarily a decision i made. it's just i continued the lifestyle that i wanted to live. i wanted to just continue a healthy lifestyle and inspire others to go after their dreams and i never imagined that it would be in a swim suit. and i did, i trained very hard for the body that i have. but i didn't go to any extremes. i'm proud of that. there is nothing that i would change about my preparation for miss usa. i am so happy that it's nothing but positive from here on out. >> message to young girls, too, who just in their everyday lives feel a little pressure to fit into a certain form or model. >> got you. real quick, children's home,

your foundation, that's your cause. correct? >> yes. basher children's home. >> very nice. >> it's a real pleasure talking to you today from south bend, indiana, hoosier miss indiana. she's right there. congratulations. >> thank you. >> thanks for being super normal for us. we're going to step aside and be right back in two minutes. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of.

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>> you never know what will resonate with america. earlier we were telling but how jay crew has come out with a short suit for men. we asked you whether or not brian should wear it on friday. here is the nationwide polling. >> it's a scientific poll. >> 7% said steve should wear it. >> that's right. 603 votes this morning, brian. >> that's right. >> america loves the idea of your leg. >> do you think it should be two toned. you think i should wear striped up top and solid on the bottom. >> i'd like to mix and match. >> not only is it concert friday, i'll be wearing shorts on friday. >> like ac/dc.

>> absolutely. >> leading the movement. >> it will be interesting on the couch for three hours. >> i would get out the nair today. >> absolutely. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be back here tomorrow, same time, same couch. >> eli manning tomorrow. five american soldiers dead in afghanistan in what the pentagon believes to be a friendly fire accident. the victims are thought to be special operations forces. if confirmed, this would be one of the deadliest friendly fire incidents since the beginning of the role. hillary clinton passing the buck on benghazi. in the middle of a media blitz for a new back to zpd she could have done anything differently. that answer in a moment.