and will be released into the wild. the ugly, thousands of bees making an apartment in connecticut part of their hive. tenants saying it is like national geographic. >> thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. spo*eupl good morning. it's -- good morning, it's thursday, june 12, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. iraq on the brink of another civil war. now baghdad could soon be in the hands of al qaeda. have the american lives lost fighting for iraqi freedom gone to waste? >> meanwhile secretary of defense chuck hagel went to capitol hill to reassure america that the taliban swap for bergdahl was on the up and up. here's how it went. >> i don't know all the history of that transfer. i don't know about the 80 or 90 number. i don't know. we might do it differently

again. >> he just doesn't know. if he didn't know the details, why did he sign off on the transfer 100%? we're going to talk about that. >> take a look at what this pilot saw over his shoulder. that's a dream liner. unbelievable photo. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> i'm ollie north, and you're watching "fox & friends." >> that was lieutenant colonel oliver north, who spent quite a bit of time over in iraq, by the way. he was really upset on tuesday. he said you've got to keep your eye on what is going on over there. everything is about to fall. they are 70 miles from baghdad. >> we're going to bring you this fox news alert concerning al qaeda now vowing to march on baghdad after taking city after city. elizabeth prann is

following the breaking details. >> reporter: a spokesman for the islamic state of iraq has proclaimed their eyes are set on baghdad after seizing two key cities in the north. they did so reportedly in an audio posting. this after reports that militants reached the city of samarra on wednesday, about 80 miles from the iraqi capitol. excuse me. i'm going to have to pass it back to you. >> no worries. we're going to continue all that for you here. >> let's look at what happened. on june 5, samarra falls. kirkuk is being attacked yesterday. tikrit went down yesterday. one after one. people say it is a civil war. it is not a civil war. in a civil war people fight back. right now iraqis are laying down the arms we sold to them and are walking away. >> devastating to see.

>> absolutely. what they're doing is these extremists, what they're trying to do is create, they're trying to force out the good guys essentially and trying to create a pan-islamic state that reaches from the mediterranean to the country of iran. the problem is, when you look at these images, they're heart breaking, how many lives were lost trying to help liberate the people of that particular country all because of a campaign promise to get out. here's what's going on right now. over the last month the country of iraq, through the person of prime minister al-maliki, he's gone directly to centcom and asked for help. he said you know what we can do? we're not asking for anything other than drone support. if you could give us drones we could blow up these guys in their staging areas and repeatedly the federal government and the administration have said no, we're not going to give you drones. we already gave you stuff.

we're not going to help you. >> a spokesperson for the security council declined to comment on the request. she said -- quote -- "we're not going to get into details of our diplomatic discussion." >> let's get this straight. this group that believes the same thing as al qaeda but not adhere to al qaeda, they are going in and are so brutal, that you are reputation seeds them. the iraq -- their reputation exceeds them, they have actually taken an oil-rich area over so they have control over refinery. al-maliki has a heck of a nerve too. he immediately iced out the sunnies. he's allowed the sunnis to

say i have no choice but to align myself with this new al qaeda group who is sunni, by the way. he iced them out. why don't we have iran give airstrikes? you know who is the biggest threat right now? if you look at where iran is and see the rise of sunni militants, they are under threat. assad has given up half his country reluctantly to this same group. now they're forming their own country while we watch. >> you've got this combination. you've got the fact that the united states will not help with air support. give them some drones so they can beat back the extremists. brian, you're right. al-maliki will not include leading sunnis in his government and they are steamed and they are on the march. now it looks as if the u.s. embassy in iraq is about to be evacuated. lieutenant colonel ralph peters has been looking at this. it's not good. it is not good in an historical way. listen. >> in the middle east, the united states is now in its

weakest position since 1945 and the birth of the modern middle east. jihadis are winning because they're willing to die for their fan national cal cause. the iraqi soldiers, syrians anders -- and others are willing to die for their dictators. we are faced with the problem exacerbated by obama's dilatory incompetence, we're facing a problem that is going to plague us for many years to come. >> it was predicted when alawi won that election, he won as the runner-up of a legitimate election in iraq after we suggest we implement the surge, we did nothing to lift a finger to help broker some type of thing so al-maliki retained his job, he forms this government and that is where we are right now. this is stunning and this is aggravating but this is not unpredicted.

we could have predicted this the day he said we left iraq responsibly. >> we could have predicted this the day president obama said we're getting out. in 2011, we're getting out. we knew this was going to happen, and it's happening. so our years of hard-fought gains in iraq being wasted. what do you think? e-mail us, facebook us, tweet us. the secretary of defense chuck hagel was in front of the house armed services committee yesterday for three hours. it was all about that taliban swap. the five for one, okay, we get bergdahl. we don't leave anybody behind, but we released five of the worst people on the planet. >> there were some fuzzy details. there were a ton of questions there. but he seems to be signing off on it any way. also actually described the people that you're seeing there, those terrorists there who were actually the leaders of groups who will now, it seems to be go on to do the very same thing.

experts and the those in the military -- they say they're not that bad. >> people on capitol hill have questions. the president was supposed to tell us 30 days in advance. tell us about that. there was a report that the president of the united states didn't sign off on this operation. it was chuck hagel himself. why does the white house keep changing the story? first it was we had to act because he was sick. then it turns out he wasn't really sick. we had to act because he was really in danger. then he wasn't really in danger. a lot of questions. unfortunately, our secretary of defense didn't have a lot of answers. listen to this. >> have we made other trades with the taliban? >> with the taliban? i don't know. we don't know if the taliban subcontracted to the haqqani's. we don't know all the pieces. i don't know all the history of that transfer.

i don't know about the 80 or 90 number. i just don't know. might do it differently again, but i don't know. and we don't know the facts of all that until he gets back, recall -- i don't know that i've ever done anything, made any big decision on anything where i wouldn't go back maybe and say maybe i could have done that better. >> you know what is going to be a good day? when adam schmitt, a democrat, says you constantly ignore congress, which by the way the entire administration does, which is aggravating, it makes you feel useless. the other thing about the secretary of defense, he is taking the fault of the secretary of state. he's out there as the front man. gates wouldn't have done that. panetta wouldn't have done that. hagel got that job because i guess he would do that. >> we thought we would get hagel a new mug the next time he is out there trying to answer questions.

>> what does it say? "don't ask me. i just work here." any way, that's the guy that they sent up to get all the answers. unfortunately, he didn't have them. it is exactly ten minutes after the top of the hour on this very busy thursday. heather nauert here. >> dropping bombs on a militant compound in pakistan, leaving at least ten people dead. that attack not far from the afghan border. pakistani intelligence officials say a pair of american drones dropped three missiles, rather, on that compound. the region home to a -- a mix of local and al qaeda-linked groups. stunning new details on the benghazi terror attack. the terrorists who attacked our consolate, listen to this, used state department cell phones that were obtained during that attack to contact senior terror leaders. this happening while

american spy agencies listened in. eric stahl was a pilot of the c-17 that was used transport the bodies of four americans who were killed in that attack, and he says that this is more proof that our government knew the attacks were not caused by an anti-islam video. listen to this. >> after they left the consolate in benghazi and went to the safe house, they were getting reports that cell phones, consolate cell phones were being used to make calls to the attackers' higher ups. >> security teams on the ground in benghazi apparently receiving that intelligence in real time. a dramatic reversal here at home in the fight over casey kasem's health. the judge granted carey case sepl authority to withhold her father's food and medication. his wife storming out of the courtroom. >> the judge, kerry kasem

and their attorney have blood on their hands. >> the doctor said kasem would endure more pain if he actually were to be given fluids or food. the new york rangers are this -- ♪ stayin' alive ♪ ♪ stayin' alive >> they're not the bee gees but nevertheless they are staying alive. they became the first team to complete the finals since 1978. but the rangers not giving up the fight. they won the series sending the series back to l.a. the kings have a second shot to claim the cup on friday night. steve and brian, that song was for you. >> literally ice shaving kept that puck from going in with almost no time left

on the clock. so it just stayed on the line. >> you're a big hockey fan; right? >> i appreciate the series; i'll tell you that. >> heather, thank you very much. >> coming up, congressman eric cantor defeated by a tea party-backed professor and now he's stepping aside. so what does this historic loss mean for the future of the republican party? >> talk about taking a walk on the wild side, tourists get one big surprise after their guide hops right into the water with -- that's right -- alligators. ♪ ♪

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elections? steven moore is the chief economist with the heritage foundation and coauthored "an inquiry into the nature and causes of wealth of state: how taxes, energy and worker freedom change everything." steven, welcome. what do you learn? what do you take from this? some say this is the conservative wing against the business wing of the republican party. >> i think this was a primal scream by conservatives angry about everything. >> he is not exactly a liberal or a moderate. >> eric is -- he was one of the young guns, people who came to washington a few years ago to shake things up. by the way, the fox news polls have been reporting these for months. what is the approval rating of congress? 12%. i think people were reflecting that anger and taking out the number-two ranked republican in leadership. that's an amazing thing to happen. >> eric cantor said yesterday. i will let all the pundits figure out why i lost.

i'm done, essentially. here's one theory. the theory is that since he was with the u.s. chamber of commerce and the business round table supported it, and a lot of people are so upset about what wall street did to the economy that he would adhere to that -- >> i think there's a lot to that. i'm 80 miles from richmond. i live in washington, d.c. i have a lot of friends there. when i asked them about this, they said we're still angry about the bailouts and that nobody was punished, nobody went to jail here. you know, eric was kind of too connected to those business groups and big banks. he was seen as crony capitalism. i don't think that was fair but i think it is a reflection of what happened in that election. >> one reason why your book is so appropriate because people are seeing what is happening in texas and florida and seeing what is not happening in florida and in many degrees new york. they are scene one commonality, you lower the taxes, people are voting with their feet.

>> the big economic story in this country, brian, is the jobs, the people, the capital and the businesses are moving to the south. they're moving to those red states. they're moving to texas and they're moving to florida and arizona and states like that. by the way, where you live in the northeast, states like new york and new jersey and connecticut, my home state of illinois getting creamed. we're getting creamed because the jobs are moving out. you did the story last month, remember about toyota moving out of california into texas. that's happening every day. >> in your book, you chronicle the differences in what's happening right now because we don't have to examine norway and look into sweden. we have to examine and compare california and texas. you have democrats like jerry brown, governor, saying guys we've got to start getting our spending together. >> and the taxes down. if you're someone who is high income and you live in a state like california or new york with a 13% income tax, you know what's the income tax in texas and

florida? zero. you can basically buy a house in texas and florida from the money you saved by moving -- it is supposed to be the land of the free. my son graduating from college next month having a hard time finding a job. i said move to texas or arizona. that is where the jobs are. >> stephen, good luck on your book. i'll talk to you later on radio. straight ahead, nearly 20 years since the chase that captivated the world. talking about o.j. simpson. his white ford bronco. where is that infamous s.u.v. today? the answer is disturbing. >> after his cancer diagnosis, this dad feared his son wouldn't live past the age of nine. they are climbed mount kilimanjaro together.

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>> want headlines? that luxury home dangling from a cliff in texas we showed you could come crashing down later on today. local meteorologists say there will be enough rain today in lake whitney to soften the ground and send that house 75 feet below into the lake. so stand by. dramatic video capturing the moment a car slams into a gas pump and explodes in flames. watch as the state trooper runs to rescue the 69-year-old driver behind the wheel dragging him out of the car. he lost control after suffering a diabetic emergency. both men expected to be okay. what dramatic video. elisabeth, over to you. >> thank you. when len's nine-year-old son matt was diagnosed with

leukemia, he had to miss a full year of school. matt also missed his friends, so his dad linked him to his tprepbts with computer. since then hope camp has linked thousands with their friends. we are joining hr*epb -- joining len and matt, who is now cancer free. welcome and good morning. so nice to have you both here. len, i want to start with you -- we see the picture that just came up. i'm sure that brings back a ton of memories for you both. when you learned your nine-year-old guy here was going to battle with leukemia, what did you do? >> i saw how lonely it was for matt to be home and not be with his friends, at the most critical time in his life when he needed his friends the most, he couldn't be with them. as a parent you feel so helpless when your child is

diagnosed with cancer, so i wanted to do something. i was so fortunate to be able to work with the school and put a web cam in his classroom and one at home. you should have seen the smiles on the faces of matt and his friends on that first day we connected. and when he lost his hair, his friends could see that. his face ballooned up from the steroids. his friends were there with him, joking with him, that would help him take his minds off things. when he went back to school in the fall, his hair grew back, he was so welcomed by his pals because they were with him the whole way. i thought i've got to find a way to have his kids have the same connection. we started this charity, called it hope cam because we wanted to send a message to kids and their families that it is not a question of if you're going back to school. it's when. >> and keeping your friends close by. what did that mean to you, matt, being able to look at your buddies and them being

there with you? >> i was alone, in a little room with my mom. every morning to wake up with my friends seeing them, it was a big thing to see them and be a part of their day because i was all alone. very good. >> so many others have been helped by this mainly because now that you're 21 years old, in college, you're healthy, you went to mount kilimanjaro to raise money for your charity. tell me about that. >> every day matt honored a different child along the way. he raised $25,000 to help children. it is a huge thing. what a great story. here is a cancer survivor who now is a role model for other children. and afterwards went back and met many of the children matt hiked for and it was the parents inspired by matthew because they could see matt and how well he's doing today. >> what are you studying? >> business and auto engineering. >> you have a wonderful

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>> you know what? sunday is father's day. and today on throwback thursday we're saluting our dads. that's three generations of doocy's. there's me with my father and there is me with the extremely tall tv correspondent who right now is on his way to richmond, virginia, to cover the cantor seat. >> what good-lookin' guys.

>> thank you. i hope next time i go to the saddle river inn, i get a free entree. >> that's my dad, my head sticking out of the corner. my brother steve is right in the middle and jim is over the shoulder. and i believe this book has something to do with trains. >> that's great. >> you may be the first photo bomb. >> i think i was. >> what's going on here? >> that's me. that's my dad, peter. i was about six months old. we used to sail sailboats. that was taken at a lake in wisconsin where we grew up. the name of the boat was heather, which i always thought was so sweet that my dad named his sailboat after me. we grew up sailing and it was a big family event and big part of my childhood. >> that must give you a big head. you're a kid and got a boat named after you? >> no. i think it was sweet my dad

did that. we lost him this past year and -- >> heather, did you sail? >> yeah. my whole family did it. >> you need to teach me one day. >> come on out with the family. >> since it is throwback thursday, we would love to see your pictures. e-mail them to us, facebook us or tweet us. >> also tell us what we're looking at so we have a little caption. >> terrific. happy father's day to all those dads. i have news to bring you. 20 years ago today -- hard to imagine it's been 20 years -- o.j. simpson's ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ronald goldman were found stabbed to death at her condo in l.a. and then days later simpson was missing, police declaring him a fugitive and that infamous chase began down the freeway in california. where is that white ford bronco today? this morning there are new reports that bronco is actually being rented out for parties. how weird is that?

as for o.j. of course he's behind bars on kidpping and robbery charges living in a 15 by 8 foot cell in nevada. we're getting shocking new surveillance video in today showing the end of that hate-crazed couple's deadly rampage in las vegas. we have to warn you, the video is disturbing. it looks like the couple about to pull the triggers on one another but the bullet that killed jared miller came from police officers. the two left a don't tread on me flag on the officers with a note saying the revolution is beginning. stunning pictures from 30,000 feet in the air. fighter pilots snapping selfies as they escort a dream liner in the skies above the netherlands. the photos were captured using one of those go procameras strapped to the side of a cockpit.

a terrifying sight for tourists during a swamp boat tour in l.a. -- in louisiana. their tour guide jumping into the water with the alligators. >> oh my god! >> he then played with the gators and fed them. and that is not all. look at this. >> no way! >> oh my god! really. >> one gator apparently waved goodbye. the state law doesn't prohibit feeding the alligators, but jefferson parish -- it's louisiana. the tour company, that is where they based, they ban it. have you ever been on one of those swamp tours, one of those boats? >> i did but our guide did not get a gator kiss. >> they eat marsh mallows, maybe smores.

>> if you see a gator, don't run. pet him. >> no. might lose a finger. >> i try to learn from television. >> there's wildlife on the streets of new york city. you see the news. let's see if maria molina is safe outside. >> good morning, steve, elisabeth and brian. we're looking at the eastern pacific ocean. we have a hurricane upgraded to category 3 with maximum winds about 20 miles per hour. pretty affective in the eastern pacific so far this season. the -- stay away from land. in texas, in del rio the forecast high is expected to reach 110 degrees. you factor in humidity and it will feel hotter than that. otherwise triple digits and 90 is expected across most of the state of texas for today. areas of rain along parts of the east coast. a flooding concern across parts of the mid-atlantic and in parts of texas,

arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, we could be seeing severe storms today so have a way to get those warnings. >> thank you very much. >> teaming up again as drug dealer chasing narcs in "22 jump street." >> never to see you again. ♪ >> we're back! >> ladies, nobody cared about the jump street reboot. >> you got lucky. >> for more we're stepping into the fox light with fox's own michael tammero. >> exclusively yours. >> they're not going back to high school again, are they? >> no. this time they go back to college. they find themselves back in the jump street, this time across the street at number 22. they go back to college, undercover for spring break which i wish we all could kind of do, to break up an underground drug ring. after the first movie made over $200 million at the

box office there was no doubt these two would be teaming up again as these unlikely fellows to be paired. we caught up with channing tatum at the new york premiere last year, a premiere that john hill did not talk to the press of. he was a little busy. we asked him what the best part of filming this movie was? >> rob riegle is maybe our favorite black person to like even be around. the fact that he got to come back and talk about that he, certain things are different now, i think it's a nice moment for the movie. it's a nice moment for all of us to get back together and sort of hang out again. that is probably my favorite part of the film. >> it lives up to the first. >> usually they don't. >> also big red carpet coming up tonight for "how to train your dragon 2." >> this one picks up five years after the last one left off.

the first earned millions for dreamworks. dragons and vikings living together in harmony. of course you know someone will come around to ruin the party. we caught up to america and she talked about the 3-d technology which is unique to this movie. >> it is unreal. i mean, it really is flying on the backs of those dragons in 3-d that takes my breath away. there are times i feel like i'm on a ride or roller coaster. it makes the movie more exhilarating. >> those are not real dragons they use? >> they are animated, steve. you can catch all our celebrity interviews at

inthefoxlight.com along with a sneak peek at a new stocks series coming this fall starring octavia spencer. as always you can follow me on twitter at fox foxlightmichael. >> thanks, michael. >> 19 minutes before the hour. the president just opened a third military base to help keep illegals -- to control them and do something with them while they're here in the country. the judge who wants to open our borders says this is going too far. that man a little outraged. he's coming up. >> you're not going to believe this other story. the great white shark and the mystery monster eating them. what is it? ♪ ♪

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good is maxwell house. the united states is opening a third military base to accommodate the sudden surge of illegal children entering the country. i'm not sure most people know other military bases are already being used but there are. can the president do this? because he is. joining us right now is fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew

napolitano. good morning to you. >> steve, we have at the texas-mexico border a vast humanitarian crisis involving children of foreign nationals who are being sent over the border. >> the kids all alone? >> correct, without their parents. with just a backpack, with some clothing typically and a bottle of water. this is being done at the invitation of the president of the united states of america who has violated his oath to uphold the constitution and the laws who announced he will not enforce the immigration laws. if you're here illegally and do what i suggest you do -- and some suggestions are good suggestions like get a high school diploma, learn to speak english, pay taxes and get a social security number -- except he's doing that on his own. that is not what the law is. as a result of his telling people how to break the law, how to stay here illegally, he has invited their friends and relatives in mexico and central america to start this massive -- until a few days

ago when megyn kelly revealed this -- under-the-radar movement of children across the border on their own. where do they go? who takes care of them? >> the taxpayers. >> right. now they've opened a third military base that we know of. there could actually be more. let's take a look at -- this has been a steady dribble over the years but suddenly it is a surge. as you can see, screen left, in 2009, about 3,300. but in 2014 it's estimated that more than 50, children comg here. you say this is for political purposes. but it also, you told me during the break, this is child abuse at the hands of the administration. >> this absolutely is child abuse. to send a child alone without an adult guardian, without lawful authority, without a passport, without papers into a foreign country in the hopes of effecting the politics of the foreign country, or the flip side of it, the

president's side, to induce people to do this, to use children as political pawns, to motivate the debate or change the laws of our border, this is reprehensible. this is dangerous to these children and this is a drain on the taxpayers and this is the president not doing his job. >> just like the wall street editorial page, you are for open borders but this is too much for you? >> yes. i'm for open borders because i think you have a natural right to travel where you want. i also believe hard-working immigrants have the right to come here and make their lives better and it enhances our economy here. but i also believe the president has to enforce the laws which he has taken an oath to enforce and he is profoundly doing the opposite. he's telling people how to disobey the law and how to get away with it. >> this is child abuse the judge says. what do you think about that? e-mail us, tweet us and facebook us. herman cain stirring the political pot. is he throwing his hat into

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potential dangers? always. but never afraid. >> i'd be afraid. she is now 20-year-old madison stewart is fearless indeed and has been diving with sharks since she was a little girl. >> now she's the star of an upcoming smithsonian channel documentary called appropriately enough "shark girl." madison stewart joins us live today. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> why are you not intimidated by sharks? >> they've been my buddies since i was a kid. when you get in the water with them, it's not like jews at all. they're actually scared of us. once you meet a shark, all of that fear of them disappears. >> did you have an experience that you thought, i'm a little afraid right now? >> yeah, i got chased by a turtle once. >> on land or under water? >> under water. >> it was your dad the one who said don't be worried about it, right? is it the way he exposed you to it? >> yeah. i got to see all aspects of the ocean and grow up in them. i learned everything about sharks and got to meet them. yeah. >> okay. so we're look at some of the

video you've been taking over the last five or six years. it's all combined into this documentary. tell us about the monster, some sort of sea monster that you've depicted and were able to capture on tape that actually eats the great whites. >> oh, that whole thing. >> yeah. >> the ocean sharks natural -- the only other thing that kills sharks is humans. it's quite common for a is that correct to eat another shark. it's a little best of a mystery of what happens. >> what's under the cause of this documentary for you? are you looking to save sharks? >> yeah. like i said, they're my buddies. the whole reason people know my story is because i'm losing them. 90% of the sharks are gone from our oceans. the great bay reef is home to illegal shark fishery. you can buy shark meet and cartilage. i really want to help people understand sharks so they want to fight for them the way they would dolphins and whales otherwise we're going to lose

them. >> it's gotten bad publicity because of "jaws." i remember watching "blue water, white death." you need a positive publicist. you're it, aren't you? >> most people -- a shark could turn on you at any minute though. some sharks can't be nice. >> actually they're quite predictable. it's hard to get close to them. >> but you know what you're doing. if one of us were in a tank with a great white, that was hungry, it would probably eat us as a tasty morsel. what do you think? >> i think it would be appear hencesive of you. they don't get that big by being stupid. i've seen tiger sharks scared of me. >> how do we get your movie? >> it will be on the smithsonian channel on the 15th. my little movies are on youtube. i'm excited for people to see the other side of sharks for the first time.

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mornings are always better with friends. >> this is herman cain and you're watching "fox & friends." >> thank you, herman. he'll be with us just about ten minutes from right now. we've got all sorts of stuff to talk about politically with him. >> that's right. before we do, we want to tell you, miss usa is here this hour. she's right there at our selfy walk. hanging out with flat version of our self. >> how wide is that shot, or is it just her using us as the color. great shot. i look up to her. >> you do that with everyone. >> we got a busy hour, thank you for joining us on this thursday. >> we have a fox news alert for you now. vow to go march on in baghdad after taking over city after city. >> yep. getting closer and closer to the capitol. elizabeth prann is following the

details. how close are they getting? >> pretty close. the spokesmen proclaimed their eyes are set on baghdad after seize to go key cities in the north. on wednesday they took tikrit, following the capture of mosul. the group and its allies along local tribesmen also hold fallujah, another pocket for the west. a spokesman for the islamic state says they're focusing on prime minister al-maliki, the iraqi leader is a shiite, trying to hold on to power. he has called on parliament to declare a state of emergency that would extend his powers to run the country with more power obviously. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much. we look at those images and it's heart breaking because all the war games that we -- war gains we made over the years, it looks like they've been squandored.

mosul, fallujah, tikrit, gone. i saw one report that apparently the u.s. embassy is preparing to evacuate. the united nations about to get out of dodge as well t. wasn't supposed to happen like this. >> the administration asked for air support, saying they're on their own. they were asking for drones, something through air to help them here. years of hard-fought gains in iraq. it was wasted. >> these are people on the road out of mosul. they know their town has been overtaken by insurgents. they know if they want to be alive, they better get out of town. >> they don't have to be alive. they have 30,000 iraqi soldiers in mosul alone. they got warning ahead of time they were coming. so 800 of them scared off 30,000 iraqi soldiers who we trained, we armed. so they leave all their stuff,

drop their weapons. they are now in the hands of the insurgents. they have now taken over major cities and emptied the prisons. so the worst terrorists that we locked up are gone. so where is this area? sunni triangle. these are six or seven major cities and it stretches through syria. they ignore the border. now you got to wonder if they're going to try to squeeze off and suffocate baghdad. we have this huge facility in baghdad. the biggest embassy i think that we have in the world. think about all the documents we lost in benghazi. compare that, that's a small portion, a tiny portion compared to what we could lose in terms of lives and material if baghdad is to be invaded. >> that border is you wily porous. admiral kirby the city services forces are to deal with it. >> how many force were lost trying to liberate iraq. that's why it's heart breaking to see images where people thought they were safe and now they're running for their lives

because of the campaign promise. i'm going to close things down there and he did in 2011. we asked you for your reaction. the e-mail machine has been lighting up. one wrote this morning, what is wrong with 1600 pennsylvania avenue? what did our soldiers die for when they went to iraq to give the people their independence? >> dan wrote in, the fall of mosul is as big as russia annexing the crimea. we just don't hear from the president on this. he just sits there. >> dave said not doing anything in iraq makes the iraq war not only worthless, but disrespectful to the men and women who died to protect our freedom and an insult to their families. >> this tweet from larry, what's happening today in iraq will happen again in afghanistan in about two years when we leave. what a waste. that's whystate kerry says boloe don't have to worry about these five guys going back to afghanistan eventually, what's the big deal? what's the big deal?

it will go back to the -- i sense people feel it's not okay to spend 13 years in a country, trying to give it a chance to vote for their own government and not have women oppressed and be forbidden from going to school or have rights and then turn it back over. >> we're not helping the iraqis, but we are helping illegals get into this country because there is news this morning that now the united states government has opened at least a third military base to house the thousands of illegal kids that are streaming across our border. our border is so open, kids armed simply with a bottle of water can walk across. they come on in and then when they're picked up by the border patrol, they're given notice to appear letters, also known as run letters. they're told okay, come back 15 days from now. they never come back. they disappear into the landscape. >> what i understand is they think when they get these papers that they got citizenship. that's how confused they are. they're like great, i'm in. so they come in there without parents, without any type of

support, so they get gathered up, picked up in vans or planes and brought over to a neighboring state. or to a military base. >> steve, you sat down with judge napolitano earlier and this is his take on the situation. >> this is being done at the invitation of the president of the united states of america who has violated his oath to uphold the constitution and the laws by announcing, announcing 13 months ago that he would not enforce the immigration laws. as a result of his telling people how to break the law, how to stay here illegally, he has invited their friends and relatives in mexico and central america to start this massive -- until a few days ago when megyn kelly revealed this, under the radar movement of children! >> some of the children, according to ted cruz who was on yesterday, said cartels are using the children also. of all the stuff i read, this

next fact is one of the scariest things. of the thousands of kids who are now being released -- put it into perspective, a couple years ago in 2009, 3300 kids were stopped at the border. this year it's 50,000. next year, it is expected at the administration's directive to be even higher than that. michelle malkin is saying that law enforcement sources in texas say of the thousands of kids who are being released into the general public right now, a lot of them are testing positive for tb. so they know they've got tb on our borrowedder and what do they do? they put them on an airplane. they put them on a bus. you think that's going to spread? absolutely. >> those are the ones they've detected. sad situation. >> if you want to know what's going on in south america or central america and why they're coming here all of a sudden, if you inc. listen to the administration, they say it's really bad down there. the drug cartels are getting

tough. they've always been tough. there is actually advertisement in some central american newspapers encouraging illegal immigrants. for example, it will say during their stay in addition to accommodation and food if you come here, children will receive english classes, play sports while immigration authority contact their families. none of that is happening obviously. >> on paper ad for those to do what they're doing. >> the national association of former border patrol officers says the federal government is arrange the flood of illegals for political purposes. it is happening because of the administration. >> by the way, while the border guards are being nannies and being baby-sitters 'cause they care about children like we all do, guess who is sneaking across the border? the real bad guys, the drug cartel. >> right. the border is wide open because in many spots, it's so rough, it's so violent, our border patrol agents aren't even there. >> but with the focus on the young ones there, i'm sure to

your point, there are many others shifting around their eyes. >> we've got a lot of news on this thursday morning and heather joins us now with breaking news from arizona. >> yeah, that's right. coming out of arizona. there is a manhunt on at this hour for a gunman who shot one priest and critically injured another at a catholic church in phoenix close to the capitol there. officers found the priest at the mother of mercy mission after they responded to abler call. the suspects took off in one of the priest's cars. police finding the car abeen donned a few blocks away. we'll keep you posted as this develops throughout the morning. some stunning new details now being revealed about the benghazi terrorist attack. the terrorists who attacked our consulate, they used state department cell phones that were obtained during that attack in order to contact senior terror leaders. this while american spy agencies were listening in live. eric stall was a pilot of the c-17 plane used to transport the

bodies of four americans who were killed there. he says that this is more proof that our government knew that these attacks were not caused by some anti-islamic video. listen to this. >> after they had left the consulate in benghazi and we want to the safe house, they were getting reports that cell phones, consulate cell phones were being used to make calls to the attackers' higher ups. >> security teams on the ground in benghazi received that intelligence in real time. u.s. defense systems are on alert after four russian bombers flew within miles of our coast. this actually happened on monday. while they were on practice runs near alaska, norad radar picked them off 50 miles off the coast of california. jets were scrambled and intercepted them. talk about a catch of a lifetime. look at this. >> look at the left side of your

screen. outstanding. >> in case you didn't see that very well, that was a boy and his dad celebrating after they made a fantastic catch at the phillies and padres game. the kid snagged the ball, but reaching back over his shoulder in that awesome major league fashion and then to make the day even better, the phillies won 3-0. how cool is that? those are your headlines. you guys ever catch a ball at a gum? >> no. >> brian, you, elisabeth? >> we can hope. >> it rolled and one of the kids got it. >> that counts. >> thanks a lot. coming up, eric cantor is out. dave brat is in as a republican nominee. is this proof that america is sick of washington politics as usual? we're going to talk to somebody who has been talk being that for years, herman cain. >> plus, the house wins. ben aflac tossed out after another casino episode. we'll tell you what happened coming up.

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lot of other guys? >> i think it was a little bit of all of the above. the one thing that no one has mentioned is the fact that the leadership in the house has backed off of a major promise that the leadership made a couple months ago and eric cantor was the spokesperson when they said they were going to put forth repeal and replace legislation for obamacare. then last week, steve, they backed off from that because it was reported that some republicans were getting a little waffly on that. the bottom line is the american people, as indicated by this defeat of eric cantor, they're tired of broken promises, number one, and they are tired of the republican leadership at times being too soft and not pushing for the kind of things that that tea party attitude is looking for. >> sure. we should point out that dave brat, who some have suggested he's a tea party extremist, he

tried to get the tea party interested and apparently they didn't have the money to support him. there was some members of the tea party who voted for him and worked for him. but he's not the tea party candidate. you listen to him, he's a free market guy. he's a capitalist guy who quotes ronald reagan, who is depicted in that painting behind you. >> right. a lot of people misunderstand is that tea party is an attitude of less government, less taxes, and more individual responsibility. anybody that runs on those principles and dave brat ran on those principles, they will garner the support of people who share that tea party attitude. here is one other interesting thing that i believe that helped him to win, even though he was outspent and all of those other political factors. social media as well as the tea party ground game are the tea party attitude people ground game, that's what helped to get him over. so as a result, candidates that may not be prominent have a much

better chance of winning some of these elections, unlike they might have been able to do ten years ago. >> speak of prominent candidates, hillary clinton has a new book out. she's kind of more thanking as the victim in chief. her first interview she said when we left the white house, we were dead broke with $12 million coming in is book deals and whatnot. >> yes. as a good friend of mine often says, i almost care. but right now she's rich and what difference does it make? the more important issue, steve, revolves around all of this attention that she's getting and she hasn't even declared and the democrats haven't had a convention yet. my advice to hillary, don't start measuring the drapes for the oval office too soon. >> are you suggesting you might be measuring the drapes? are you thinking about another presidential run? >> i'm not a drape measurer. the motto of this country is in

god we trust. my motto is in god i trust. now, some people interpret that as saying he's thinking about running for president. no. making a decision to run for president is not a casual decision. what i'm saying, quite honestly, is i haven't closed the door and i never say never. so i just tell people to stay tuned because a lot of things can happen between now and 2016. i want people, conservatives, to focus on taking back the senate in 2014. that's job one. >> all right. herman cain, who is not a drape measurer, joining us from the beautiful state of georgia. thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a career criminal back on the streets and it's all because of a stupid mistake. what now? wait until you hear. plus, what goes on behind the scenes in the miss usa contest? can you say butt glue? well, she'll tell us what that's about as she joins us live in our new york studio.

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great. at home. he's been a fox -- he'll be entertained by ronan tynan and also a friend of "fox & friends." >> the irish tenor. happy birthday, mr. president. ing. tough night of competition, but in the end, this young beauty walked away wearing the crown. >> and miss usa 2014 is nevada! >> the new miss usa nia sanchez joins us live on the curvy couch and she's wearing the hardware, the heaviest hat in america. >> i love it. i love my new crown. >> i heard with "american idol," sometimes they're able to look over ryan seacrest's shoulder and see who wins in the final. did off sense, did you see the magic marker? did you see through the other side of the card? did you have an idea you won? >> i was trying to imagine that

my name was on that card, but we were so far away, we couldn't see. >> you had no idea? >> no idea. you just pray and hope and cross your fingers. >> we spoke with someone that i know you are familiar with now, mr. trump. he was talking about what a great person you are. alain to this in your big win. >> she is tough, okay? she's a great champion in a lot of ways and a great fighter. but the place really liked her. they went crazy. they announced they went absolutely crazy when we announced her. so i think she'll be very popular and very good. >> that's nice. >> you're tough competitor. we learned at a very young age, you learned self-defense. >> yes. eight years old, learning taekwondo. for me at the time, it was just because i was really shy and my dad -- i had moved to a new town and my dad wanted somewhere i could get involved and learn to be a little more out of my shell. and then i just fell in love with it. i started teaching at 12 years old. i was a certified instructor at 15. did all types of international competitions and became a champion. >> what did it do for new that class that brought you out of

your shell? what did it do for you emotionally? >> i think it was just one of those situations where you're around a whole bunch of different people and you're kind of forced to interact with others. i was just really shy. so you interact with others, it is an individual sport, but you have your whole class. >> there were feminists that came after you for saying, look, if a woman is being assaulted, you suggest this is a great way to end that assault. and they attacked you for that. >> right. i mean, i feel like we have 30 seconds to answer a question that we have no idea what's coming at us. that's my personal relation to that answer. i always believe in women's empowerment and encouraging women to be able to take care of themselves. if it's self-defense, that's great, or something else, that's great. whatever works for everybody. >> in the promotion of your appearance on "fox & friends," the tease writer said that behind the scenes, something that factors into the appearance is something called butt glue? >> yes. butt glue. everybody has to use butt glue. >> what do you mean everybody

has to use it? >> you don't want to walk out with a bikini and it starts riding '77 and this is national television. >> because bikinis move on you. >> they do. you're walking, turning, there is lot to it. >> your preferred butt glue is elmer's? >> i use elmer's spray adhesive that you get from the hardware store because you know nothing is going to move. >> what about staples? >> a little extreme. >> right. >> it wouldn't move, though. >> what's the cause that you're going to support? >> when i was living in nevada, i worked with a women's shelter and i lived in a woman's shelt better my mom when my parents separated when i was about six, seven years old. and i feel like i just really connect with women at the one that i volunteer at in las vegas. so that was my thing as miss nevada. now i feel like it's evolving into a stranger danger, women's self-defense. >> someone who did not make it into the top ten was miss indiana. but she got a lot of publicity because people said she's not

stick thin. >> exactly. i love her. we became really good friends, even the day before the pageant started. i feel like everybody is normal is a little different. there are some girls that are naturally really thin. some are a heavier set. everybody's normal is different. as long as you're healthy. >> every time i'm going to see those pictures, i'm going to think elmer's. >> right. before we go, is it possible to show us one quick move? >> sure. >> say brian is grabbing your wrist or -- >> grab her wrist. >> just grab straight across. okay. would you grab somebody like that normally -- >> let me see. i haven't grabbed elisabeth in a long time. >> since the last break. >> you want to go toward the thumb. grab your own wrist and then -- think elbow to elbow and step back and pry it back. >> that was pretty easy. >> it is pretty easy.

>> grab my arm. >> you grab really weird. >> but you're not going to try to pull down where -- you just want to release toward the one thumb. >> would you run or kick? >> what my dad always taught me and maybe a little extreme, but he said pull out their eyes and break their knees and run. >> fantastic. >> butt glue, pull out the eyes, break the knees and run. >> all i need to know. >> no wonder she won the contest. >> ladies and gentlemen, round of applause, miss usa! >> congratulations. >> i can handle you now. >> you want to stick around? >> you can stay. >> first brian is going to read this. >> chuck hagel defending the bowe bergdahl prison swap. the swap was too risky to notify congress. is everybody buying that? peter johnson, jr. weighs in. who has the better swing? maria and are you about to go

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we're going to head over to heather now. >> hi there. we're going to be crying by the end of the show after looking at all the pictures of dads. i got news now. a career criminal is now back on the streets. it's all because of a stupid mistake. a jury in fresno, california filling out a not guilty form instead of a guilty form. they told the judge they were deadlocked and got confused by the form. the judge saying no choice but to let the accused burglar go because the verdict had been entered into the public record. what do you think of that? ben affleck booted from another casino. this time it happened in can did. security apparently asking him to leave the tables for being an advantaged player. casinos in vegas just flagged the 41-year-old actor in april for allegedly counting cards. his wife, jennifer garner, is said to be fed up with this and has canceled an upcoming family trip. anyone who has ever flown knows how annoying it can be to stuff your bags into carry on

bins ahead. there is now a social media campaign to shame travelers who bring bags that are way too big for that bin. photos with the #carryonshame popping up all over twitter. the blogger who started the trend says he hopes airlines will start cracking down on those annoying passengers. so what do you think about that? send us your e-mails and tweets. those are your headlines. >> all right. thank you very much. the u.s. open is kicking off today in north carolina. so we thought this would be the perfect time to perfect our swings. here to show us a thing or two is lpga superstar model and apprentice alumni, natalie and dick sullivan. >> thank you for having us. this will be a lot of fun here today. we're representing the pga super store. natalie is going to help us show how this technology works. >> batter up. what does this thing do? >> this is about golf. it's a technology you'll see on

the screens. she'll be able to tell how far she hits the ball, the spin rate of the ball, launch angle. >> okay. that was hard. >> that was very typical. >> that was just warm up for her. >> what's that machine right there? is that what records it? >> that records the ball speed, spin rate. so this is st. andrews -- >> here on this screen we can see how far it went. >> this is one of the most difficult shots. >> this is st. andrews, the 18th hole. famous 18th hole. as you know this weekend they're playing the u.s. open. they're playing the women's u.s. open next week. >> my wife actually got me golf lessons at the pga super store in new jersey. so i've had one lesson. >> we'll see how they work. >> the idea is to see how far it can go? >> don't hurt yourself. >> we're trying to see who can hit it farther, steve or myself. >> that was good. >> i am very terrible at golf. we worked on this, though. >> there it goes! i almost hit the car.

>> it's inbounds. >> it would probably be right. i went 10,000 yards. that's terrific. >> natalie, you mentioned i could kind of act like it's a baseball bat, but aim lower? >> lower. put your hands together and get your feet wider. >> rather than spikes, she has fights. >> that was a warm-up. >> nice. >> nice. >> very nice. >> she's in the tall grass. her first shot was invalid? >> i guess you won, steve. >> natalie play has lot of pro-am. the technology what it does not just measures your distance, but fits you for golf clubs. you can be fit like a pro with this kind of technology we have in our stores. >> the beautiful thing about this is you start out and don't know what you're doing. by the time you leave the store,

you do. >> absolutely. you've been there. you know. >> thank you. >> they make a great gift. elisabeth and brian will see when can get it the closest to the pin that. should be good. i bet brian hits one of the cars. coming up, chuck hagel defending the bowe bergdahl prisoner swap even though he didn't know a lot of the details like who picked the five gitmo terrorists. he didn't know. really? and colorado facing another weed problem, but it's not what you think. ♪ ♪

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now it's time to get high on the headlines. pot heads in colorado don't want to pay tax on their weed. marijuana activists filing a new lawsuit claiming people buying or selling pot should not have to pay taxes because it amounts to self incrimination. boohoo. and the state has a new weed problem, but it's not what you think. tumble weeds have taken over. drought conditions are so bad, officials now warning that weed piles on the sides of the road could catch fire.

a different kind of weed. they are two of the leading libertarian voices in the conservative movement. >> our party is encumbered by an inconsistent approach to freedom. >> middle class is burdened with regulations that drive up costs and kill jobs where government power overtakes individual freedom. >> when it comes to deciding foreign policy and domestic policy, are there actual differences between libertarian view and the conservative view? what kind of differences are we talking about? >> john stossel going to break that down for us this morning. hey there, john. >> hi. >> let's go through the big differences. war on drugs? popular. weed on the side of the road. >> it should be legal. not to say that you should use drugs, but just that the laws don't work. they drive crime. they drive it underground, create a black market, create crime.

and libertarians say you ought to be able to do, once you're an adult, anything that's peaceful. laws to protect children, fine. but adults ought to -- i ought to own my body, which means if i want to poison myself, should be my right. >> whereas the conservative view is? >> have a law, ban it. protect people. >> let's talk about something else really good. gambling. >> same philosophy. it's my money. i should be allowed to gamble. the laws don't stop it. people do it anyway t. drives it underground. >> would a libertarian kicked ben affleck out of a casino? >> i don't know why he was kicked out. >> some say because he's too good. >> i would keep him in because he would attract other people. >> let's talk about the differences and point of view of the libertarian and the conservative on military. >> we can't police the world. we want to participate in the world. we're not isolationists. we want to trade with people. we want to convince them that our ideas are the best. but we make new enemies while

trying to police the world. >> where the conservative, for instance, john bolton would be? >> on the show tonight saying we have to be strong to let them know that they can't monkey around and we must leave by being strong. >> -- lead by being strong. >> immigration. i don't know if you heard the controversy. where do libertarians stand on that? >> originally we believed in open borders, that's what built america. once you have a welfare state and people come here to freeload that, doesn't work. and once people want to murder us, that doesn't work either. but in general, we believe there should be free trade in goods and people. if you let more people in legally, they hide less. they're productive. immigrants help build america. let more people in. >> it's not illegal immigration. >> where is a place they can meet, libertarians and conservatives? >> here at fox news where we can discuss these things. we have these real differences. it's oversimplified to say that conservatives want to police the

world and your bedroom. but that's something libertarian s say -- we want government out of the bedroom and we don't want government -- we want defense to be defense. not offense. >> you can understand the conservative point of view. we are a nation of laws and if we have them, we should enforce them. but you think that some of the laws are silly and should be changed? >> most of the laws should be abolished. we have too many laws. >> we have do have a lot of laws. but some are laws out there in the public interest. for instance, if we don't have rules on coming into the country, where is the sovereignty of the nation? >> right. government should protect your person and your property. >> right. >> where do i go if i want to hear more about this? >> to my show. >> you have a show tonight? at 9:00 o'clock? there you go. libertarian versus conservative. one thing in common, they both dress nice. >> agreed. >> very good looking people. >> put up your dukes. john stossel. >> thanks. >> always good to see you.

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>> this has been a story that infuriated a lot of you. why exactly did we, the united states government, swap five of the worst humans on the planet to get bowe bergdahl who had

been taken -- well, he was captured by terrorists after he went missing in afghanistan. we understand the argument and it's absolutely right, you don't leave somebody hyped. but the circumstances about how he disappeared and whether or not he went awol and he was a deserter which looks absolutely to be true, clouded the issue for some. >> steve, just to expand on that, i think people are all caught up in bowe bergdahl, he got caught here, he did this. look at the e-mail. i think the big story is, do you compromise an entire mission and future potential deaths for one person and is this the best deal we could have gotten? that's why it was so vital for the secretary of defense to go in front of the house armed services committee and explain the process that got us this five for one swap that the interrogators at gitmo say these guys are almost certain to go back to the fight on an administrative level. that means they can gather people, come up with strategies in order to take back the country. >> those in the facility who had

been there noted that they had leadership qualities there. that they had a great amount of respect paid to them by those around them. this is something that certainly brought up a ton of questions there, three to five hours of questioning, but there weren't a lot of answers. listen to this. >> have we made other trades with the taliban? >> with the taliban? i don't know. we don't know if the taliban subcontracted to the haqqanis. we don't know all the pieces. i don't know. >> i don't know all the history of that transfer. i don't know about the 80 or 90 number. i just don't know. we might do it differently again, but i don't know. we don't know the facts of all of that until he gets back. i don't know if i've ever done anything, made any big decision on anything where i wouldn't go back maybe and say, well, maybe i could have done that better. >> you know what? we all have had a lot of questions about it and so yesterday was hagel's chance to try to answer it.

for instance, why didn't the administration tell anybody in congress? that's a law, which they apparently broke. but instead, there were 80 or 90 people within the administration and the pentagon who knew all about it. also there was a story floating out there that the president of the united states didn't sign off on it. it was chuck hagel himself -- the whole idea was to deflect the blame, which -- the president thought he was going to be lauded for bringing back this guy. but then you peel back the onion and realize, wait a minute. this guy was a deserter, it looks like. so because the president was taking all the blame, they said it wasn't the president's idea. it was chuck hagel. yesterday he made it very clear, mr. hagel did, it was the commander in chief. so that was a fairy tale told. >> six accounts of men in the platoon, after holding this in for years, that they walked off base at will. their account seems to have been disregarded by many. >> there are many things is is

unacceptable, if you cut a deal that many people, according to almost all the polls are not happy with, they think it's unequal, they have huge questions, and you can't even tell the house armed services committee who you dealt with, did you deal with the taliban, haqqani network? who was holding our guy? if you don't know the answer, it's worse than you not telling us the answer. you can't tell me that 'cause here is what we're getting to, the haqqani network needs money. they don't care about the taliban. did the taliban somehow pay the haqqani network with our money somehow? that's what we're trying to get clear on what was going on. >> eventually we will know. we didn't handle some of this right was hagel's quote. >> did we almost nuke north carolina? yes. details up next that what's on the inside is what really counts. agreed. ♪ this is the jeep® grand cherokee.

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good morning. it is thursday, june 12, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert for you. iraq on the brink of another civil war. now baghdad could soon be in the hands of al-qaeda. and the united states just opened a third u.s. military base to help keep illegals safe in this country. now we know why there is a sudden rush on the border. wait until you see what we're offering for free. >> sit, fetch, read? this dog studied words from the dictionary and he actually knows what they mean. >> look at that. down goes the dog. >> sight words.

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war? al-qaeda h1n1ed group vows to march on baghdad. they're within miles of the capital city after taking mosul and tikrit yesterday. they've taken fallujah over in may. so they're in a situation now where they are ready to take the capitol and word is coming to our embassy that we have to take action. >> elizabeth prann is following these breaking details and is with us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. reports are the group claims to be less than 80 miles away from the iraqi capitol. a spokesperson for the islamic state of iraq has proclaimed their eyes are set on baghdad after get to go key cities in the group this week. groups hold fallujah. this week alone they've taken over mosul, iraq's second largest city and tikrit. a spokesperson for isis, as they're focusing on al-maliki's government in baghdad, the shiite has been trying to hold

on to power after an indecisive election in april. he has called on parliament to declare a state of emergency which in theory would give him extended powers to control the country, things like perhaps a curfew, but yet to be granted. back to you guys. >> allall right. elizabeth prann, we thank you very much. this story kind of snuck up on a lot of people because there are so many, well, scandals going on right now. you got the v.a. thing, the bergdahl-taliban swap. suddenly -- this is going to be a big story. the bad guys are on the verge of taking over baghdad. how many americans lost their lives to liberate that nation and now it turns out al-maliki, the prime minister, reached out to the president, to the vice president, and has simply asked for help. send us some drones. could we please have some drones? that would help me a lot. and our government has said no. repeatedly, we won't give them

the drones that they say they could use to hit the staging areas that the insurgents are using and now they're marching on baghdad and it looks like the u.s. embassy is in the process of thinking about evacuating. >> pentagon saying ultimately this is for the iraqi service forces and iraqi forces to deal with on their own. >> that's the same philosophy that got us pulling out in 2011. he never talked to him until he picked up the phone in 2011 and said we're leaving. he called and said what are we going to do with this indemnifying our troops if there is no negotiation? having said all that, we also worked out a deal to give them blackhawks and f-16s and walked them forward because we didn't trust they weren't going to use it on their political opponents. so you got mosul down, fallujah down, baji down, kirkuk is being attacked. now 70 miles from baghdad. this is absolutely unbelievable. 4434 people lost their lives, a

surge was put together to give you a somewhat peaceful iraq in 2009 and now look where it is. 19 months into the president's second term. have we wasted our time? >> we're asking you. anthony e-mailed us this, our unit did casual evacuations during iraq and now we see it was all in vain for nothing. >> douglas e-mailed, if ten years war, a trillion dollars, 4500 deaths and tens of thousands of seriously wounded couldn't provide a stable government, it is long pastime to call it a day. >> some believe that. facebook is where we find one that said we abandoned them, this will happen in afghanistan as well. i cannot lie -- i cannot say his theory is incorrect. >> it's heart breaking to see those images of the exodus out of the communities because they don't want to get killed by the insurgents. it's heart breaking. meanwhile, so is this. okay. we're not helping the country of

iraq and it looks like we are helping thousands of illegals to get lives here in the united states because -- there are many people who say this is a political calculation on the part of the administration -- over the last couple of days, you've learned of this crisis, this humanitarian crisis in our southern border where at least 1,000 kids a day are crossing into texas and as arizona well. they're looking for a better life at the suggestion of this administration. >> sure. now they've actually opened up a third base here for them to be held. 600 children, bumping up to its capacity of 1200 right here in oklahoma. they are set to be bringing the kids in, checking them for diseases before releasing them elsewhere. ted cruz says this isn't humanitarian. this is actually child abuse. >> this is a humanitarian crisis and it is the direct result of president obama's lawlessness

and unwillingness to enforce the law. these are transnational global criminal cartels and parents are giving them -- teenage girls and boys, these boys are subject, these girls are subject to physical assault, to sexual assault, to being sold into prostitution. it is horrific and it's because the president won't enforce the law and our hearts should be breaking and the answer is to start enforcing the law. >> that's what happens. i remember when fidel castro started emptying his prisons and guess what we said, you're all going back. that was the message. now the message is, you can come here because of the dream act. remember kids that were here, brought here against their will? the president said we'll no longer look to deport you? that message is being translated back in central and south america to, america, if you can get here, you can stay here. that means free medical care, free education, free clothing, free shelter. which by the way isn't free. it will cost us billions. >> that image is not the image of opportunity when you see

young kids next to someone who could be a criminal packed in packed conditions. judge napolitano doubled down on the fact that this is abuse. >> sure. if you're in central america, all you got to do is look what the newspapers are saying. they say during your stay, in addition to accommodations in food, children receive english classes, play sports and participate in targeted programs while immigration authorities contact their families. ultimately, though, this is a political calculation to have these people stay here in the united states of america. the national association of former border patrol officers says the federal government is arranging this flood of illegals for political purposes. down in arizona, jan brewer, who is the governor there, says this crisis essentially is the creation of the federal government. and we did have judge napolitano on who said that the fact that there are so many kids down there with really nowhere to go and the conditions are terrible,

it is child abuse. >> he laid out 13 points in which the president and white house laid out for everyone to look at and see the permission slip nobody this very situation. >> heather nauert has more breaking news coming across. >> we've got stuff coming out this morning. at this hour, there is a manhunt underway in the phoenix area for a gunman who shot dead one priest and critically injured another at a catholic church in phoenix. officers found these priests at the mother of mercy mission near the state capitol or near the capitol there after responding to a burglary call. the suspects apparently took off with one of the priests' cars. police finding that car abandoned just a few blocks away. we'll keep you posted on that throughout the day. you know that luxury home we told you about earlier, the one dangling off a cliff in texas? that could come crashing down later today. local meteorologists say there will be enough rain today at lake whitney outside of dallas, and this would soften the ground and send that home about 75 feet

into the lake below. the owners evacuated the house about two weeks ago and as we understand it, they'll have to pay for that clean-up. and then there is a bombshell new report out this morning that says the government nearly nuked north carolina by accident back in 1961. there was one switch and that was all that stood between the u.s. and nuclear disaster when two hydrogen bombs were dropped over the town of goldsboro, north carolina, after a b-52 plane broke up midair. according to this newly declassified report, one of the bombs that hit the ground was still in the arms position. if the shock had not damaged the contact, that weapon would have exploded. oh, my. and then two unsuspecting heros, two teenage boys in philadelphia did not hesitate when they saw this house go up in flames. as they walked to school one day, they put their lives at risk to rush into that house to save a grandfather and his

grandson. >> we got the grandfather and the grandchild out and quickly ran back outside. >> no one was hurt in that fire. the boys showed up at school just 30 minutes late, as if nothing had happened. when they saw the principal, the principal smelled them and said, you guys at a barbecue this morning? and they said no. we saved people from a fire. imagine that. nobody was hurt, good story. >> thanks. up next, it's been nearly 20 years since the chase that captivated the world. o. j. simpson and his white ford bronco, where is that suv today? the answer is disturbing. then from custody battles to protecting your family, bob massi is answering your legal questions free of charge, unless he bills us later. ♪ ♪

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the legalese. from custody battles beyond state line to make sure your elderly parent isn't exploited, your fox have been pouring in and bob massi joins us right now from vegas to help answer the questions. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> first question comes from our friend irma in florida. she writes, our son is in the military. he has 50% custody of his daughter. the court prohibited the mother to move the child out of california. she left and took his daughter. what can he do? >> she's in violation of the court order. most jurisdictions in our country say that whoever has primary custody, before they

move that child out of state, there either has to be a stipulated agreement between the noncustodial parent or a court order. since that's already in the court order, what her son needs to do is get the lawyer involved as soon as possible to get that child back into the state because if -- the longer that child remains in another state, that state could get jurisdiction over that child and then it's a little more difficult to get the child back. but right now based on what they're saying in this e-mail, there is a contempt citation where a court will be very upset and also her son could most likely move for custodial rights because they're in violation of the court order. get an attorney involved right away for purposes of getting that child back under the court order. >> sure. i actually know somebody that had the same instance and that was what happened. all right. karen from alabama writes: i received a deed transferring my mother's home to her living trust. she has alzheimer's. what affect does this have on the deed and how does it impact my mom? >> i actually called karen when

i got this e-mail because i was confused of her question. i had her fax me the documents. let me look at these things. what actually happened here, karen, is that her mother and her husband transferred the property into their living trust, which is a part of an estate planning thing that you do when you create a living trust. it's called funding the trust. the fact that mom had alzheimer's, that transaction in and of itself as what was provided to me in no way hurts the mom. it's actually protecting from no probate down the line. assuming everything was down by an attorney, the transaction is legal. there is nothing to worry about at this point. so i don't think it's all ado about nothing. don't be that concerned about it, from what you provided to me at this point. >> okay. it's great you followed up with the facts. time question from john in texas: i bought my mom a house in 2008. i paid off the mortgage and can't get a release of lien from the lender. what should he do?

>> that's a big surprise. when you pay off a loan on your house, you should receive what's called a reconveyance deed because you have a mortgage on that house, which means that a lender has the right to take your home away on default. when you pay it off what, do they have to do? reconvey it back. there is a chance, steve, that that reconveyance is recorded at the recorder's office and he never actually got a copy of that. so first check with the recorder's office and make sure that it was not recorded or if it was, your problem is solved. excuse me. if in fact it was not recorded, again, you got to get a lawyer, put pressure lender to reconvey the deed back. my biggest concern is how many times did the paper change on this transaction? that's why we're having a problem. so check the recorder's office. if not, get a lawyer involved. >> i don't think that's a cold, bob. i think that's vegas throat. i heard about that, baby. >> it's listening to brian. >> stop it! >> it's all this anxiety that comes over me, you know.

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23 minutes past the hour. quick headlines now. dramatic video capturing the moment a car slams into a gas pump and explodes into flames. a state trooper dragged the 69-year-old driver out of the car. he then had a diabetic emergency. both men are okay. and if you want a divorce in oklahoma, you're going to have to take a class first. a new law just signed requires married couples of children pay for and attend classes that teach them about the impact of divorce on kids. classes for you, brian? >> no, thank you very much. 7 minutes before the bottom of

the hour. started in california, the hidden cash craze causing moments of shear joy like this. >> come over here! >> now the scavenger hunt for cash is spread to go a city near you this weekend. clues will be tweeted and envelopes of money will be hidden in new york, in chicago, in houston, and las vegas. the man behind it all says this is just the beginning. his identity no longer a secret. it's real estate investor hidden cash creator jason buzzy. jason, we now know who you are. how important is it for you to have your identity out there? is that a relief? >> somewhat because for a while i was trying to keep it secret and it looked pretty hard to do that. i don't know if i'm relieved to have it out there, but it is what it is. i was exposed on a tv show. a lot of my friends and family members kind of suspected it was me even before that. it's out there.

>> you did a few big deals, i understand the story goes, and you felt like you want to give back. you wrestled with some ways to do that. you ultimately came up with this way. so what's the premise of the give away? how do you make sure those who get it are the ones who need it? >> you don't really. but we're just encouraging people if they don't need it to pay it forward. from the stories we've gotten, a lot of people either are, either by giving it to charity, giving it to people that are needier or buying lunch for their co-workers, things like that. some of the stories we've gotten are people that found it that really do need the money, like this 14-year-old girl who found it who was crying tears of joy and sending it to her sick grandmother in mexico. >> that's great. makes you feel good about it. now that people are out there, they're all knowing about it. how do we participate? >> you follow or twitter account, which is at hidden hiddencash. and the funny thing is that i didn't know how to use twitter until a few weeks ago and now i'm on it like all day.

>> wow. so what cities are you adding now? what are the new cities? >> this weekend we're doing new york city, as you mentioned, and two locations there, one in manhattan, one in brooklyn. we're doing chicago. we're doing houston. we're doing las vegas. we're actually doing our first international city, which is mexico city. >> wow. what currency? >> local currency, pesos. >> you got to really stuff it in there. tell me right now about what i could actually win if i'm able to find it. is it varying amounts? how much total will you give away? >> i'm giving away this weekend about $10,000. the amounts do vary. some of them are going to be anywhere from $50 to over $100. we're also giving away silver coins. weigh might be giving away a special give away in las vegas. so stay tuned for that. >> it's already out there now?

the clue also start coming? the money is already hidden? >> no. not yet. our friends are going to be doing it in the next several days. people have been asking for advanced clues, but we can't really give those. they'll be doing that in the next several days. as soon as they drop the money, we tweet it out, it's here, and go find it. >> all right. i'm going to ask everyone to leave the studio. good. now, could you tell me one clue? >> i can tell you that it's going to be in a public, safe place without a lot of traffic. >> times square. >> steve, you can't play. congratulations on your financial success, i think it's great you're spreading the wealth around. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> coming up straight ahead, hillary clinton may be eyeing the white house, but herman cain says not so fast. the advice he has for the former first lady. and steve and maria tried earlier and now i am taking on elisabeth. we're trying to chip a little bit. we need 100 yards. then hopefully right into the

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♪ ♪ >> it is tbt, throwback thursday. we've been asking you to send some pictures of your dads out there and gloria tweeted us this. my dad back in the '60s. you're looking at him here. my daughter says he looks like hank williams, junior. love the ride. >> i think he looks like the person on the howard stern show. sharon says my dad survived a lightning strike was killed by tuberculosis in the 19 40s. 60 with 40 years of service from the massachusetts national guard. >> angel writes, this is from 2009. my husband, sergeant david irvin, made it home for leave from his third deployment in time to see our daughter being

born. how great is that? he left back to iraq when she was just three days old. >> we thank him for his service. another one writes my older brother met with my dad. he had a birthday yesterday. i know he's watching the show. and we get a kick out of seeing this photo. >> yeah. speaking of birthdays as well, it's george herbert walker bush -- george bush 41's birthday of the look what he tweeted out. it's a wonderful day in maine. in fact, nice enough for a parachute jump. >> he's not going up again, is he? >> it looks like it. today could be the day he jumps out of the plane again. >> wow. >> good for him. >> it was a scary time about a year ago. he's doing much better. >> so is barbara bush. she had a scare as well. saw them a couple months ago in houston. doing okay. now they're up in kennebunkport for the season. >> you brought some socks with you? >> i did. and i'm hoping the former

president is wearing them right now. >> i bet he is. >> heather nauert is not wearing socks. >> no. i've got news to bring you. herman cain was on the show earlier and he had interesting advice for hillary clinton this morning. after clinton had this to say. >> we came out of the white house, we had no money when we got there and we struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. it was not easy. >> right now she's rich. and what difference does it make? the more important issue, steve, revolves around all of this attention that she's getting and she hasn't even declared and the democrats haven't had a convention yet. >> right. >> my advice to hillary is don't start measuring the drapes for the oval office too soon. >> well, there you go. the clintons not struggling anymore. they reportedly earned more than

$100 million over the past 14 years. stunning new details in the benghazi terrorist attack. the terrorists who attacked our consulate, they used state department cell phones that were taken during that attack in order to contact senior terror leaders. all of this happening while american spy agencies listened in. eric tall was a pilot of a c-17 used to transport the bodies of the four americans who were killed and he says that this is more proof that our government knew the attacks were not caused by some anti-islam video. listen to this. >> after they left the consulate in benghazi and went to the safe house, they were getting reports that cell phones, consulate cell phones were being used to make calls to the attackers' higher ups. >> security teams on the ground in benghazi received that intelligence in real time.

hard to imagine it was 20 years ago today that o. j. simpson's ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend, ron goldman were found stabbed to death in los angeles. police calling o.j. a fugitive and then an infamous chase began down a california freeway. where is that white ford bronco today? there is a new report that says that bronco is now being rented out for parties. as for o.j., he's behind bars on those kidnapping and robbery charges. he's living in a 15 by 8-foot cell in nevada. you fly on an airport, everyone knows how annoying it is when people try to pass off their overstuffed luggage as carry-on bags. now there is a new social media campaign to try to shame those passengers. these are popping up twitter. the blogger said he hopes airlines will start cracking down on those annoying passengers. we asked you about this earlier

and your e-mails are pouring in. alan writes, i enjoy watching the flight attendant take the oversized bags from the passenger and then gate check it. that seems to be quite embarrassing as the other passengers clap and cheer. and then kim writes in, i think the airlines should make checked baggage free and charge for carry on bags. that would make a fortune and boarding and unloading would be quicker. we got a lot of e-mails on those. the topic this morning. those are your headlines. let's head outside to maria. >> good to see you. hello, everybody. before we talk about earth weather, i want to talk about solar weather. the sun has seen three major solar flares so far and one of them created something called a coronal mass injection and that could impact communications tomorrow. tomorrow is friday the 13th. may be a coincidence. that will be something to watch for. otherwise here on earth, we are going to see a very hot day across parts of the southern

plains with temperatures in the triple digits across texas, for instance, in the city of del rio, you could see a high temperature at 110 degrees. 102 in el paso. factor in some humidity and it will feel hotter. you're only in the 60s, though, in minneapolis. a little on the cool side out there. there is the possibility to see severe weather today across parts of the southern plains in states like texas and parts of louisiana, arkansas, and even western mississippi as well. across portions of the east coast, not so much the severe weather, but we will deal with areas of rain and possibly some delays at the airport. now let's head back inside. earlier this morning we saw steve and maria go head to head in golf. now it turns out it's elisabeth's turn and i guess i will swing as well. guess who stuck around. lpga superstar, natalie golden globesus is here, and dick sullivan. are you ready?

>> thanks. >> this is going to be fun. we're going to play the 17th hole at pinehurst and you'll see who will hit the closest. my money is on nattily, by the way. >> tell me about the strategy for this hole. we're not driving, right? >> we're not. we're going to hit 110 yards. this week is the men's u.s. open, which is pinehurst number two, which is the same hole we're going to play. we'll play 17. and then the women play pinehurst number two next weekend for the u.s. open. first time the men and women have ever been at the same golf course. it's a pretty special week. but today we'll play 17 at pinehurst. >> what do we need to know about approaching this? >> we have the simulator here. we talked about it earlier. we have these in our stores. you can come in and play games. the kids come in. >> wow. >> this shows the ball flight. >> this is three track? >> yes. you can see, she hit it within about ten feet.

>> oh, my. >> 9.62 feet. >> yeah! that was good! >> that was good! >> what's it called when it goes to the right? >> we don't say that word. >> you went into the tall grass a little bit. >> you still are a chance. what do i use? >> what are we looking at? will i hear the noise if it goes in? >> you will, and you'll hear the cheers throughout the studio. especially mine, brian. i will cheer. >> when you come to our store, brian, you can do this inside our store. you play all kinds of courses. >> then when i show up, they have a different tune. >> that was good. >> that can't be real! >> try another one. >> you may not be properly fit. >> let's let elisabeth hit one more time. >> because my first one was so terrible? you take full swing?

>> yeah! >> right down the middle. she joined me in the brush. >> if you would dedicate the u.s. open to us, we would appreciate it. >> sure. >> everyone is thinking golf now that the snow has melted. >> you need to get fitted so you can play like her. >> i would love to. >> wouldn't we all like to play like her. thank you. >> thank you very much. thanks for coming down. coming up straight ahead in our show. >> new jobless numbers just in. nicole petallides joins us live from the new york stock exchange with the breaking news next. >> what's she doing? ♪ ♪

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what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... oh yeah, and frosted! what's your most favorite of all? hmm...the kind i have with you. me too. >> let's check out what's trending on line. stunning pictures from 30,000 feet. fighter pilots snapping selfies as they escorted the first dream liner from the netherlands of the that's cool. that is bill murray crashing a couple's engagement shoot in charleston. he made headlines last month after he turned up at a bachelor party and gave the guy some advice. and a veil, colorado hotel got a special guest. a baby moose wandered into the lobby. hotel workers initially thought it was somebody's dog.

kind of an odd dog. eventually they figured it out and called animal control which took it to a rehab facility. we're hoping animal rehab. those are the friends trends. we have a fox news alert. the labor department releasing the brand-new weekly jobless numbers moments ago. >> yeah. bad news, numbers up. >> nicole petallides is live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. how did i know that? >> you knew that because you're in the know and you know that the jobs picture has been a tough one. so brian, steve, elisabeth, this morning we have 317,000 claims for the latest week. that was more than the analysts statemented. their estimates were 310. the prior week was revised slightly higher that. is not good news. the good news ultimately is that we have recovered what we lost during our great recession. those 8.7 million jobs. the bad news is that you have so many people who are still looking for jobs.

and also those who do have jobs have taken jobs that are either part-time, really that don't meet what they are capable of and so many others that are continuing to look. so we're hoping for more for the jobs picture. don't forget this has been the longest jobs recovery in history. >> that's right. supposed to bounce back faster than that. nicole, today is tbt, throwback thursday. you sent us a great picture because we're saluting father's day. tell white house is in this picture. >> happy father's day to all the fathers out there. i'm a very lucky girl. i have two great dads. i have my dad, john, and my stepdad, mort. when you're a girl and you have two great dads and you respect them both so much, why not have them both walk you down the aisle? right? so i have both walking me down the aisle. they're both great. mort is about tennis, basketball, ping-pong and pool and dad is hunting and skiing. they're both great dads. >> you look spectacularly beautiful in that. >> stunning.

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♪ ♪ i bet your dog cannot do this. >> it's a canine with a special ability to read. five-year-old colter right here has been teaching first grade students for years. this morning he is here to show us how to do just that. peggy bennett, her dog, owner, and colter, her third grade student is joining us as well. so you're the assistant. you're holding up these cards.

good morning, peggy. >> good morning. >> colter here is a reading dog. >> he is. >> he is unusual. >> it is. he's a shiloh shepherd, they're very intelligent. i decided to teach him to read some words so i could encourage my students. >> did you start with letters? >> no. he looks at the shape. i use the verbal command first and kind of paired that with it. >> so you did this 'cause you're a first grade teacher and you're trying to say, look, you should be able to read 'cause my dog can read, right? >> what i tell them is if you practice, you can read. colter needs to practice and he'll get good. >> you're going to teach us how. it's possible. >> yes. >> colter is actually going to learn -- teach us how he reads some of these words. >> i show it to him because he's only done it with me. >> you just go ahead. >> hey, bud. can you see the word? >> the password is paw. >> i'm going to start with this

one. colt, look. look. come here. come here. look at me. look. >> so much going on in the studio. >> is he actually reading? >> he looks at the shape. >> the shape of the words. okay. >> do it again. >> he lifts his paw right up. >> come here. >> the one he doesn't like real well -- >> let's do that last. >> there we go. he's okay. the last one is... . >> we know he doesn't like to do that. >> you are so good. >> good job. how did this happen? one word for a week? >> he learned it in a couple of days. >> so you would show him the

word and you'd say it. >> yes. >> then by after a week or so, he realized when i see that shape of a word, that means for. >> yes. >> then you no longer have to say it. >> right. and of course i reward him with treats. >> how inspiring. >> will you eventually give him books to read when you're out? >> yeah, of course. >> you've actually written some books? >> that's are made out of a photo book software of the i would love to get them published some day. >> can you tell me the reaction in the classroom when she does this? >> the kids have got to love it. >> what do the kids think? >> they think it's really, really cool. >> we should point out that -- i just asked peggy, i said so you had the dog in the airplane? she said no, actually i drove from minnesota. it took you how long to get here? >> 2 1/2 days. >> and how is the dog in the car? >> he's an excellent traveler. >> he reads all the directions on the way here? >> of course he did. yes. >> all right. she's got one more word for the dog. let's see if he will follow the instruction as we roll on live

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>> colter. what's that word? >> maybe he'll do it in the after the show show. stay tuned. a=msz bill: iraq is on the brink. another major city falling into the hands of al qaeda militants. first al qaeda took mosul, then they took tikrit, saddam hussein's former hometown. now we wonder what's next. patti ann: i'm patty and brown in for martha maccallum. an estimate half a million iraqis are fleeing the city of