hey, everybody, good morning, it's saturday the 14th of june, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. iraq falls into chaos as militants heads towards baghdad. where is the white house and why were they caught by surprise again? >> and while thousands of children flood the u.s. are border patrol agents forced to change diapers and heating baby formula. is that their job? >> the irs targeting the president's opponents and emails that could prove it. lost? where did they go. the latest coverup even worse. "fox & friends" begins right

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>> he they do not look a day over 23 . >> flag day also we will be celebrating and giving you tips on how to take care of your sacred american flag. first, we have news out of iraq this morning. a situation worse there. militants are vowing to head to baghdad sunni group isis horrifying group of terrorists. he is waiting to figure out how the u.s. should respond. here he is. >> we'll be monitoring the situation in iraq very carefully over the next several days. our top reporter will remain being vigilant against any threats to our personnel serving overseas. we will consult closely with congress as we make determinations about appropriate action. i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq security forces and i will be reviewing those options in the days ahead. >> reviewing those options

but sitting back. if it's so urgent why are we just sitting back? we don't want all of the billions of dollars spent and the lives lost to be all for nothing. >> the president and charles krauthammer last night saying basically, look, these options he has to come out and give a speech about options that he is asking his staff to present to him. those options are things that happen all the time behind closed doors. that's what people do when you work to the white house you present the president with's os. you have to come out and make a speech about option os? >> it's always confusing when you lose sight of the mission. our job in iraq is to secure a better life for the iraqi people and help them govern themselves effectively. of course the job of the u.s. military and the u.s. president is to protect u.s. interests first and foremost. if you lose sight of that, of course you are confused what your options are. >> reverse engineer. that's a great point. what is in the best interest of the american people at this moment. is it not creating a sunni terrorist region the border with iran that could cascade

into other parts of the middle east? is it also not allowing the kurds to have a northern portion of iraq controlled by the kurds? basically taking iraq and breaking it into three chunks? is that in the best interest of the united states? what is in the best interest of the united states at this hour? >> preventing chaos from spreading and spill over. >> yes. what you don't want -- look, it's a sunni she a problem and wildly complicated. the cobs sequences are pretty clear. if the gulf states, saudi arainia, imman, qatar. feel there is going to be this powerful, scary shiite state right there, it gives them a lot of incentive to arm up in the way that destabilizes the whole region. >> these militants are going city by city. the president says he has ruled out ground force attacks so he is going to launch some sort of air strikes. that would be difficult in some ways because there could be potential civilian casualties as these small groups are moving all over. >> you also bring up the

point will ground troops. you can't have targeted air strikes without boots on the ground air strikes appropriately. hitting sticks in the wind basically. larger question though about the intelligence around all of this. we have been monitoring the situation for years, for months. the maliki government we have been providing intelligence to them to the maliki government. what were they doing with that intention? what were we doing with that intelligence. bill o'reilly said we were caught flat-footed again, listen. when putin invaded crimea america was caught by surprise. when terrorists killed four americans in benghazi, libya, america was caught by surprise. when the v.a. scandal broke in phoenix, the administration was caught by surprise. when thousands of children started illegally walking across the southern border there was surprise ghawght. now with iraq on the verge of collapse, guess what, they are surprised. >> it's not surprising though the mainstream media is trying to diminish the

role that president obama has had in the troop withdrawal. and msnbc host came out and said i just hope the president doesn't get blamed for this meanwhile terrorists are taking over. >> there is a lot of blame going around. we destroyed their central government in 2003. we withdrew from iraq in 2011 and didn't leave a force behind. maliki didn't want us there. said get out, we don't want any troops a residual force here. there is enough blame to go around on all parties. >> it's hard to see -- that's absolutely true. it's hard to see though how they didn't see it coming. it is iraq, we occupied the country for many many years. if we don't know what's happening in iraq what do we know? >> you are exactly right. we have drones flying overhead. >> there are still thousands of americans in there and many, many contractors. here is what we do know though the leader of isis was at one time in u.s. custody.

hard to it overstate how brutal this group isis is. take a spin through google and you will see. he was released by the u.s. government over to the iraqi government and look what happened. here is tim king, the former commander of prison in iraq. he was on the kelly file last night explaining what happened. >> we did not release any detainees from camp buka. we transferred them north to baghdad for final transfer for release or to a facility. i commanded military police battalion out of union dale, new york, was blessed with 500 fantastic nypd, fdy. when we handed him off he knew from new york and he knew he was going to get out. as he left he told me and a the soldiers around me i will see you in new york. >> just how bad is this guy? just how bad is isi by the way in. reports overnight claim beheadings are taking place.

grabbing members of the military and rounding them up and executing them. beheadings at the top of their list. that's an edict coming down. >> they're literal crucifying people. i can't resist pointing out the obvious here. one of the first with it things isis bans when this moves into an area and takes control tobacco and firearms. people are not allowed to have guns or use tobacco. every fascist movement has that in common they hate guns and toe pack doe. -- tobacco. the woman at the head of the irs said only going on in cincinnati, ohio. new development overnight somehow the irs is claiming that they have lost two years worth of emails from her, the correspondence between lois lerner and the white house. >> this is amazing. so a computer crash erased all of the emails. >> just those. >> perhaps you can can go to the nsa and get those emails

back. when a computer crashes or has been through a fire, the manages to get files off of a burned hard drive. >> is that true? >> absolutely. i had a friend who just recently had his whole hard drive crash. couldn't move and open. he took it and it managed to get 98% information back from some little mom and pop business did you know the street. >> if the irs was auditing you and you said i'm sorry, those emails were just erased. my exiewrst crashed. erased i don't have that information. they will will say that's cool, that happens all the time we get that. >> in fact, that happened to one of our computers. >> i'm extending the courtesy to you. >> letters gone out bills we owe the government for taxes would any of those. >> your check gets lost in the mail i didn't stamp it computer. >> computer crash. not a big deal. >> have you ever had that happen. do you think the irs withstand up for you? friends@foxnews.com. send us your tweets this

weekends. ff weekend. four hours. we will read your tweets later in the show. we will get to other stories making headlines on your saturday morning. sergeant bowe bergdahl back on u.s. soil. we are now learning more about his time held by the taliban. the pentagon confirming he was kept solitary confinement for two years. reportedly in a 6 by 6-foot cage. yesterday, said bergdahl looked good and saluted a general when he arrived back in the united states. right now bergdahl is in the care of doctors at brooke army medical center in texas. he arrived in texas it speaking english and walking on his own but doctors say it will be a long road to recovery glo would elm if a sides see him as a normal healthy person survived this five-year-old deal by relying on incoping skills and experience. >> he appeared like every general would two star general a little bit nervous. he looked good and again selected. >> bergdahl's family has not

joined him in texas yet. army officials say a soldier typic determines when to reunite with his or her family. brand new information on the growing crisis at our southern border facilities in the south are so full of illegal immigrant children that the obama administration is reportedly sending 1,000 of them up north to baltimore and richmond. department of homeland security buses and plains will be carrying the children and back at the border where thousands more illegal children are being held. the situation so dire, border patrol agents being forced to change diapers and heat baby formula. u.s. customs and border protection says doing things beyond their skill set. and while you were sleeping. the king's reclaim of the thrown in game five stanley cup finals. >> l.a. leading new york three games to one in double

overtime. game tied at 2-2. alex martinez puts the stanley cup winner past henry. it's the second championship in three years for are the kings. >> big hockey fan, huh? >> yes. >> last night coming into the city, rick, you saw the empire state building decked out in ranger's colors. must have forgot to turn them off. [ laughter ] >> still supporting, right? >> you ride in the city and you see like the empire state building, little lights turned on, yeah we lost. >> let's turn that off. how dare they lose? basketball still. >> hey guys, here your temperatures waking this up morning. not a bad morning. father's day weekend if you are planning weekend plans. not bad for a lot of people. across the east coast rainy for days and days across the east coast. the weekend looks nice. at least if we're going to get into a pattern of nice weather good to get it on

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we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there and we struggled. >> hillary clinton raising eyebrows during an abc news interview this week claiming she and former president bill clinton struggled financially after leaving the white house. >> well, feeling the clinton's pain campus reform.org took to the streets and asked students to donate to bill and hillary. >> will you donate to the hillary clinton fund for dead broke politicians. >> >> no. >> hillary clinton was broke when she came out of the white house. she needs your help. >> that seems crazy if she gull to say that if she is ever going to get elected to anything. >> bonham the man who you saw on that video campus reform.org. he joins us from washington. good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> how lacking in self-awareness would you have to be to say something like that?

>> oh beings it's ridiculous. hillary, she left the white house with an 8-million-dollar book advance for memoir living history. the clintons since 2001 have made over $150 million but hillary would like us to believe that they were so broke what when bill clinton went to mcdonald's he had to put the french fries on layaway. it's ridiculous. >> we are taking a look at thnd at speaking fees that she had reportedly $200,000 per speech totally $9,900,000,000. husband 10 million for his. if you think about these students that you were interviewing at georgetown though, they are getting out of school, right, with probably debt in the six-figure range and you have got unemployment in the double digits. how do they feel about all of this? >> well, yeah, we are hearing from students heading off into a job market where 20 to

24-year-olds are facing 11% unemployment. the average student debt is around $30,000. they are the runs going home and eating ramen for dinner and living off of pizza and beer. that's what dead break is like enemy cases. i don't think that's what hillary clinton was encountering. >> i'm interested in this 200 grant per speech. i covered a lot of races. i never heard her say a single interesting thing in a speech. who would pay $200,000 to hear her speak in that seems like almost fraud. >> hillary clinton is traveling around doing a whole bunch of book tours and a lot of lines of people lining up to listen to her. i'm not sure what the ticket charge is to get into that event, i'm certainly not putting down money for it. >> what do you think about leaving the white house if you can't have your personal finances in order? what does that say about you possibly running the white house, running america if you can't keep your own pocketbook in order how are you going to keep the country's pocketbook in

order? >> the potential for running in 2016 is very good. and she left, you know, with the income potential of hundreds of millions of dollars that they capitalized on. if she was unable to keep their finances in order during their presidency, you know, remain solvent in that arena several students addressed that probably not the most equipped to run the world's largest powerful economy. it does say something about the economy. >> how much money did you raise a bucks? >> like $5.60. >> that's enough for a georgetown cupcake. >> exactly. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> the race is on to find hidden crash all across the country. where is the craze headed next? stick around for your clue. one of the greatest baseball players to swing a bat. ted williams also a war hero and fantastic fly fisherman. what was he like at home? his daughter gives us an

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>> notice the kids. >> the splendid splernt teddy williams was a record shattering baseball player. maybe the greatest ever and boston bawsm red sox legend. twice interrupted his career to serve his country as a fighter pilot. >> his daughter shares what it was like to be raised by the legend. >> the author of the new book ted williams my father joins us now. nice to see you this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> i love the scene you set in the book. you were a young girl at the time. going to this old timer's game and i guess you didn't realize how powerful your father was. you write and the crowd came alive. collapse and cheers were so loud i could find the whole sensation. rip fling sensation up by back and ears i stood lost in the stadium among thousands of adoring fans. a powerful moment as a young girl to realize who your father was, right?

>> very much so. one of my fondest memories of being aware of who my father was beyond him as a fisherman. i grew up with him thinking he was a fisherman. i realized he was more than that. >> he was one great fly fishermen ever. >> phenomenal. >> that was a passion. >> almost as much as baseball, serving his country. right up there with his top favorite he could fly cast probably 12 ofeet. >> unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable. pinpoint accuracy. >> how many feet? >> probably 12 oo. >> what you can hit? [ laughter ] >> 80 on a good day. that's really impressive. >> it is fantastic. he is he also a war hero, too. >> yes. the things must have been able to poor through about his service to the country must have been powerful too. >> greatest thing about writing this book rediscovering who my father was. i knew a lot about his

history and baseball stats and his service to his country. what i discovered writing this book that i really want people to know is how proud he was of the role he played of getting for instance into the national baseball hall of fame. in 1963, what happened martin luther king gives his i had a dream speech. three years later dad is inducted into the hall of fame. he takes that moment, his moment to speak publicly will the negro league players. he mentioned page, gibson, and in his speech, he recognized willie maize who just a few days before hit a home run that surfaces 521 which was the number my dad hit. not only recognizes him but congratulates him and encourages him. the hall actually had taken his speech before he went out and said please, don't mention. this civil rights period or height of it, right? ted williams doesn't listen he goes right out out and says listen, people. these people need to be recognized for how great of an athlete they are. >> what a generous guy.

what kind of dad was he? >> intense. every bit as much passion you see on the baseball field he had it at home. he demanded perfection from his kids. we a little bit of a militariesque upbringing but demanded perfection. hated mediocrity. told us whatever you do you better show enthusiasm for why you are doing it. >> good for him. >> if you want the truth about ted williams read the book. you said there has been at love misinformation about him over the years.nce tore a nw england girl defend her dad. >> yes. >> thanks a lot clawed yanchts thanks for having me. >> coming up on the show flight attendant beened the girl from the restroom. that's the start of this travel nightmare. what happened next? we'll tell you. >> and a million-dollar house hanging on the side of a cliff goes up in flames. boy, does it now for the first time hear from the homeowners who watched as their house burned. >> but, first, a performance from the u.s. army hell cats this morning.

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aggressively defending his employees and systematic problems in the agency. speaking at the fayetteville, v.a. he disagrees with the strategy of firing everybody and taking everybody's bonus away. >> the fact of the matter is we have 341,000 people and the vast majority of them work really hard to do the right thing that's why very veterans well served the vast majority of the time. have we got problems? yes, we do. >> gibson's visit came on the heels of a a scathing audit saying the fayetteville clinic had the worse wait times in the country 83 days for new patients. >> crash and burn, check out this video. home dangling on the edge of the cliff there has now been destroyed. the home in lake whitney, texas set on fire. over the last couple of months the ground around the home cracked. homeowners say destroying it was the best option. >> there was no way they could put heavy equipment in there at all. the only choice that they

had is to say we need to burn it down. take all the weight off of it that we can and then scrape it back. >> robert and denise webb say goggle geologists said it was stable before they built the home in 2007. massachusetts mother outraged after 3-year-old daughter wasn't allowed to yeast use the restroom on jetblue flight. the plane wasn't even moving and it was on the tarmac waiting to take off from new york to boston. her daughter eventually had an accident. she says that no one on the crew offered her any towels or napkins to clean up. she filed a complaint online and was offered a auto dollars audited. jetblue says they are investigating the incident. and what a chance to get some extra money and be as happy as this guy? [ laughter ] >> come over here. come over here. >> i do.

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patriarchy. maybe i should ignore my kids today and. >> extremists vowing to head to baghdad and marching in that direction. weighing his options. >> we'll not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq. but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options. i will be reviewing those options in the days ahead. >> is that the right response? is it even aining me now to diss army stephen purchasey that's for joining me this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> how did we wind up here the city falls to isis or the country does, how? >> in 2008 we had these guys

beaten down to almost nothing. we pulled out, no support to the government. they were able it regenerate. they went into syria. made themselves bigger, better, got more epps, more foreign fighters and now they have turned back to iraq and they are trying to finish what they started before. >> so if you listen to the president carefully. it really sounds like we were caught completely by surprise by. this off guard. we are reviewing our options, we are thinking what to do. how did we not see this coming? >> a lot of people did including people in the pentagon. the white house doesn't particularly listen it those guys, now the president is advised but i can't believe the others are all that surprised about it. >> what was the point of all 4500 u.s. deaths in iraq given this? >> when you have essentially success in 2008 and you hand it over and the president and his people just wash their hands of it, things start to deteriorate.

that's what's happened. we have given these guys a chance to allow the virus to regrow and now we're not in a position to offer anything vaguely close to real help. >> how do you -- i mean, just a personal question, you were over there, this is the world you live in, how do you feel about as you watch lunatic marching toward baghdad beheading and crucifying people. how do you feel about that? >> it makes you sick to your stomach the majority of the iraqi people want to live their lives. they are good folks. they are not radicals. these guys are not representative of the iraqi people. that's why thousands and thousands of them are running away even other sunnies because these guys are pretty abhorrent who are. it's gust disgusting. >> thank tore coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me. >>.

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hopper of a garbage truck. i pulled 817 flags out of the garbage. i began my campaign last flag day. >> pulling them out of the back of the truck for 21 years. amazing. you started a facebook campaign to encourage others to do the same thing. >> facebook page about proper dissemination of flag. >> proper way to retire a flag. we will do. this let you start this right now and everybody we can watch and learn exactly how this is supposed to be done. >> very good, thank you. >> this flag has flown in front of the house of a patriot issue american family rock away beach queens new york. in the normal course of its service, it has become frayed, tattered and faded. ask that you inspect this flag for retirement.

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♪ ♪ if all the things were gone i had worked for all my life ♪ and i had to start again with just my children and my wife ♪ i'd thank my lucky stars ♪ to be living here today. >> you are watching "fox & friends" on flag day here. of course, the big army celebration, the big birthday celebration. birthday of the u.s. army. >> 239 years old as you say. they don't look a day over 238. >> really youthful. >> that is an amazing flag out on our plaza. good morning. >> welcome in to "fox & friends" on this morning. i wish we could start this show, this hour with better

news what's happening in iraq. violence tends he is late. sunni terrorists by any measure have been encircling baghdad something to piling weapons. executing them in the streets. this, of course, the terrorist group isis. manage this. iran vowed to support iraq in this. sending generals it baghdad to aid in crisis. >> should would he be relying on a country that's readying a nuclear weapon? >> right. that's where we are getting ready for iraq. >> we will come in and help you and make sure that terrorism doesn't spill over in our borders. >> this is a disaster. it's unfolding very quickly. group of contractor, most of americans surrounded by these isis terrorist in the northern part of iraq, where

was the secretary of defense as this was all unfolding he was in a conference in london on violence against women. literally reading a maya angelou poem and thanking various celebrities for help that's what ourselves was doing as iraq falls apart. >> the president going out to speak on the lawn before he heads to california to play golf in palm springs and too fundraising there. you see all of these militants going town to town beheading people. innocent people. seems he doesn't think it's a very big problem because it's a relatively small group, he says. listen to this. >> the united states has poured a lot of money into these iraqi security forces. and we devoted a lot of training to iraqi security forces. of the fact that they are not willing to stand and fight and defend their posts against admittedly hardened

terrorists but not terrorists who are overwhelming in numbers, indicates that there is a problem with morale. there is a problem in terms of commitment. and ultimately that's rooted in the political problems that have plagued the country for a very long time. >> the president is very disappointed in the iraqi military. they failed him had. he is always disappointed in people who have fallen short of his high expectations. he does make a good point that the iraqi military is terrible by and large. but i would argue he misses the larger point. when he went on to say look, our goal in iraq is to make it a functional country so the iraqis can elect decent leadership. no, our goal in iraq is to protect american interests there and here to preserve american interests abroad and protect americans at home. that's always the president's gom. that's the whole point of having a military. there is is no other i don't think the president understands that. >> does the president of iraq understand that?

does the president of iraq have the best interest of all of iraq at heart? >> are we operating under the false premise that they want to have the sunni minority fighting back. you have the kurds in the north trying to break off and run over and take over kirkuk at this hour. should it be one united country or three? is it the responsibility of the united states to keep that together with duct tape. >> before the president acts, there is a slight chance our embassy could even be attacked before he makes a move. he goes on to say. this listen. >> the president and all the president's men and women need to face the reality of this. that the most intoxicating drug is blood. and these people have a taste for blood. they are going it keep on killing. and they are going to come for us in good time. what can we do? well, we need to recognize what's in front of our faces. there are are now not 3,000 or a thousand. there are are 15 to 20,000

active fighters in iraq gathering sunni missions who are also mad at maliki. this is a disciplined tough fighting force. the only chance we have, if you are not going to put boots on the ground is air power. air strikes sustained in-depth against a base in syria and iraq. >> so the president we can stay out of this. we are not committing ground troops. really? i don't think most americans want to commit ground troops. what happens when the u.s. embassy in the former green zone, the biggest embassy in the world is surrounded by these insurgents who as peter pointed out streaming in syria right now. he we are going to stay out at that point. we can get sucked back into this quickly. >> other military officials saying look, you can't just put up air strikes without having boots on the ground. you wouldn't have the laser targets or the actual targeting done that you would have by troopsen othe ground. this embassy, how much did we spend on that embassy? billions of dollars. >> the president saying we

are reviewing our options and what to da next. really? you haven't thought this through? what have you been doing. >> have the options already figured out and you tonight want all of the billions of dollars that have been spent and our men and women coming back maimed, losing limbs to be for nothing. how do they feel about this? take to social media and take a look. show all of our viewers here. you know, what about all our sacrifices remember when we met in 2007 asked barack obama, question he mark? you said you were proud of our sacrifices so why did you throw them abuy? >> he followed that twet up with this unwith. he says shorter obama, screw iraq. screw american lives lost. screw american dollars spent. screw being president. i'm going golfing. >> shut down to mick sure the government isn't overthrown.

>> hearing reports and they have been ignored by at love the -- by a lot of the press. finding themselves in a different role, changing diapers, heating baby formula. overwhelmed in border towns. >> officials saying our agents are being asked to do things that are beyond what their training abilities are training diapers and heating baby formula for babies that you are suddenly taking care of? >> look at these pictures. >> gosh, what a humanitarian crisis here. and you see just how packed in they of are are. but they are missed a better life here. and that's that seems to be why they are coming. who is watching the border? if they are watching all these children and heating up baby formula in the microwave what about the drug cartels? how dangerous this is for america on so many different levels. >> these kids are walking threw mexico.

and they are doing it because the administration has dangle this carrot in front of them we will not send you back if you come. so this humanitarian crisis and it is a crisis, a crisis for schools and hospitals in these border states. if you live there, you know what i am talking about. caused directly by the obama administration pandering for political reasons to pressure groups. unbelievable. >> if it's not effecting new your state think again. these kids are all having to go some places. they reportedly been shipped to richmond and baltimore on buses recently. >> unbelievable. >> some of the stories making headlines we want it tell you about this saturday. the irs promised to hand over emails between lois lerner and the white house. now they say the computer crashed and they find find her emails before 2011. republican lawmakers say it's unacceptable and are demanding an investigation. lerner has already been held in contempt of congress for refusing to testify about her role in the targeting of conservative groups.

>> also this morning, sergeant bowe bergdahl back on u.s. soil and we are now learning more about his time held by the taliban. well, the pentagon is confirming. he was kept in solitary confinement for two years reportedly in a 6 by 6-foot cage. yesterday they said he looks good and saluted a general when he returned to the united states. he is in the care of doctors at brooke army medical center in texas. he arrived specking english and walking on his own. doctors safe it will be a long road it recovery. i would elm if emphasize, see hm as a normal healthy person survived this five year deal by relying on coping skills. >> he returned like any soldier would when they see a two star general a little bit nervous. but he looked good, sliewfded and had good deportment. >> bergdahl's family has not joined him in texas yet. a soldier typically determines when to re unite

with his or her family. new legal problems. sergeant andrew tam reissy's second lawyer no longer representing him. first attorney was faired for allegedly asking the marine to lie about previous trips to mexico. tahmooressi was taken into custody in march after he took a wrong turn into mexico with three loaded guns in his pickup truck. arizona congressman matt sammon, who visited with tam reissy, says the white house needs to step in now. >> i pointed out that this young man is an honorable person that has had zero questions about his commitment to his country. he actually served two tours of duty in afghanistan. is he a hero, and he needs to be out. he has been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. i believe that that's part and parcel of one of the reasons he made in ending up in mexico. >> he needs to get

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first american killed in the war in afghanistan. fast forward 13 years. the terrorists likely behind that attack, the attack that killed her dad is a free man. released by the obama administration in the bergdahl prisoner exchange. alisyn joins us now to talk about her reaction. thanks for coming on this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> were you notified by the administration that this man, mohammed fasal man traded for -- the man responsible for death of your fer was traded. >> no. we actually figured that out on our own. >> what is was your response. >> i was saddened and disappointed that our government would do something like that. it was sort of unbelievable.

for my family and i that's like releasing a murderer. because he was alleged to be present in that prison that day and for all we know he could have pulled the trigger. >> he yes. >> so at first that was my response. and i think my stepmother said it best when she said it was completely demoralizing for our government to do this. >> yes. >> but then i became scared. it's scary to think that just 13 years after september 11th, 2001, we are now releasing prisoners who at the very least sympathized with the other -- our other enemies who orchestrated the events of 9/11. >> yes. >> and fasal was apparent lit commander, lead officer in charge of the taliban prisoners being held at that alliance compound in november of 2001 where your father was killed becoming a first casualty. i remember that so well. your father was an enormously brave man. what was he like? what do you remember about him? >> i always remember my dad by one phrase that he told me over and over again and

it's stuck with me. he always told me to never never never give up. he was that contained of guy. he never gave up. he was such a determined person. he was really devout in this what he believed and he always went after -- you know, he knew what he believed and he went after it and he was willing to fight for it and he was willing to put his life on the line for it it eventually that's what happened. and he was a great guy. he was a hero to me. and and my stepmother once said that he was a hero not because of the way he died but because of the way he lived. and i truly believe that. >> yes. he was -- man. absolutely. what message do you think this sends to your family that this character who might have likely been behind the death of your dad was released? >> to my family it's almost a slap in the face. you know, my father went over there. and he lost his life. and this man was pretty instrumental in that happening. so, you know, the message

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>> good to be with you. >> we had you on the show not too long ago talking about the good news about marriage. divorce rates much lower than we actually think they are. do you think this is a knee jerk reaction from the oklahoma government? >> oh, actually, no. oklahoma has been very well known as studying this issue pretty extense sifsively and doing a good job of policy development for marriage and divorce. this is definitely one of those things that have in a will the of other states. i live in atlanta. we have it here in georgia. it's usually a very effective think to slow down the rush toward divorce. >> is this something we want the government to do to tell us how we should hamgdz our marital affairs? >> i like the idea of underscoring the importance of marriage, but, making it mandatory, that's the piece

i have a problem with. it's infan cup can pells. like they haven't thought divorce through. what about the cases of abuse or addiction? when you are forcing couples to do something it doesn't cater to an open mind. it's a little too late. >> do you think it would hurt one gender over another? >> you know what? i guess there is always the possibility that could be harder on women in those rare cases which do happen. there are those cases where there might be abuse or a woman is trying to escape. this law is only for no fault divorces. really it too little too late. one of the things oklahoma itself found with a big study a few years ago they studied couples that almost got divorce that were very

very much moving in that direction. and they surveyed them later and found that 92% of those couples were really glad they were still okay. i mean, that they were still together. and truly i have surveyed probably about 13,000 men and women. seven nationally representative studies. i have found that most divorces, not all certainly, but most of them really didn't need to happen so it really is often a case where slowing things down, especially in this case, where you have children involved will cost for kids is high. >> i think you can also offer courses earlier on in a relationship. offer counseling. >> oh, sure. >> counseling, make that available there are cases that show when you ease divorce law that there is less abuse and suicide amongst women. i think we need to just enter into this discussion and offer things earlier on. that always helps with securing a marriage and helping a marriage stay stronger rather than moving

towards divorce. >> let me ask you. this of course we are making it more difficult to get divorced which seems perhaps okay. shouldn't we make it more difficult to get married in the first place? >> i like that idea. i mean, i think we have very unrealistic ideas about what marriage should feel like. and what marriage should be like. and if we can help couples understand that marriage exists within reality and help couples communicate better and work towards more realistic goals i think it country would be a lot happier in terms of having happier marriages. >> you have the last word. >> absolutely. you are not going it hear any argument for me. all of our books are required in premarital counseling in at love churches. that's a good thing. but seriously, clayton we were talking about this a few weeks ago. the the thing people are being lining today in marriage is hope. couples need to know there is still hope. i'm glad this class is putting one final thing in front of them to say, you know, think about this before do you this. >> great discussion this

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>> rise and shine that's the hellcats performing for the u.s. army 239th birthday and also flag day on "fox & friends." >> that man can drum. >> we have some stories we want to tell you about on your saturday morning. voting is going on right now in the afghan presidential runoff. security is tight. the taliban vowing to disrupt the historic election. runoff between two former afghan ministers saying they will work more closely with the united states inside a security deal to keep 10,000 u.s. troops in the country past 2014.

afghanistan next president will succeed harmid karzai. a florida man called 911 for help during a home invasion. the response he got will leave you speechless. >> >> this is an emergency hang up and dial 911. >> all right. get law enforcement on the line. when he couldn't get cops on the phone he took matters into his own hands shooting one of four armed robbers much the dispatcher was trying to dispatch the call from fire to police when he got the voice mail instead. the dropped call didn't slow down response time. three of the robbers, including the one that was shot have been caught. hall of fame host chuck who

got into pittsburgh steelers 1970s has died. he served as head coach winning 229 games. he was inducted into the pro-football hall of fame in 1993. had been battling health problems in recent years. chuck noll was 82 years old. if you are watching the world cup, you may be hearing announcers scream this a lot. >> gooooooal. >> how do you spell that. >> the associated press has made it official spell overexcited goal will with three o's and explanation work. it's not a game winning shot, you can add seven extra os and exclamation marks if you feel like it. >> those are exciting clips.

if soccer were like that you will at time i would watch. >> if they scored goals more than 45 minutes or end in ties. well, let's check in with rick reichmuth now. so humid here and you can tell the humidity by the volume of rick's hair. >> you think this is humid out here? this is a pretty spectacular morning in new york city right now a lot of paducah, kentucky represented here. your first trip to new york. >> yes. >> for flag day? welcome to new york. have a good time. >> okay. >> good dad who brought you here. take a look at your weather maps as you are waking up this morning. the east coast is going to be great no matter clayton has said. days of rain. that is going to be gone. manhattan is looking -- mid-atlantic is looking great. this afternoon few showers across parts of florida and coastal areas of the southeast. overall, looking pretty good. troubles though across the central plains. rain this morning in west texas. that's good news.

we need it. this afternoon and evening. that bulls eye of red there you might see a few large tornadoes. kansas through the missouri river valley. norfolk over twadz columbus and skylar threat for severe weather. worse of this 10 to 11 tonight. get ready overnight and have your know noaa whether radio set over to you. >> old glory, how much do we really know about our flag day? >> here to test our knowledge and yours at home. historian and author america's new book america's star spangled story. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you are going to quiz us? >> i'm going to quiz you. >> this is my least favorite part. >> i'm sure you will do great. >> june 14, 1777 was the day the continental congress

during the revolutionary war issued the flag. what was congress' top priority that day? was it a, paying the bills. b, announcing the first flag or c, getting cef at the local tavern? hold up your paddle, what do you think so? >> it was a, paying the bills. >> always congress' top priority. >> what or whom did congress forget to mention that first flag day? was it a the stars, b the stripes, or c the flag maker betsy ross? what do you think? >> probably b. >> that's right, betsy ross. we don't know 100 percent for sure she made the first flag. her grandchildren swore an after the -- affidavit saying that she did there is no hard evidence. >> go down to betsy ross house in philadelphia. >> but they know all about that it's very likely that

she did. okay. which future traitor did congress hire or commission on that first flag day? was it a ben arnold? b edward snowden or c aldrich aims? >> did you say snowden? >> no, it's benedict arnold. in one really likes benedict arnold even when he was on our side and they delayed hiring him and committed treason three years later and they regretted that decision. >> but eggs benedict fantastic. that's one good thing we got out of it. >> what happened to him in the end? >> he didn't get caught. but he didn't -- we didn't lose west point. that was the main thing. all right. but, even though we commissioned a future traitor but we also commission add future hero on flag day. john f. kennedy, john adams or john paul jones. >> not the guy from led zep plinget he is the one who said surrender, i have not

yet begun to fight. that's his claim to fame. all right. congress didn't know what the colors meant when they issued the flag. they were at the beginning of the founding of our country but a few years later they defined the colors officially. what does the color red officially mean? does it mean a hot, b valor or c purity? >> it's not hot? >> that's right, it means valor. >> it ought to be hot though. >> he stepped you two ladies. >> thank you. white means innocence and blue means justice. our colors actually have official meaning. so i wrote all about this in my book america's star spangled story because it was the u.s. flag that inspired francis scott key to write our star-spangled banner and it turns 200 this year. >> that's great. i actually have an article on foxnews.com today in the opinion section about the star-spangled banner.

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the state of texas is home to 1.6 million veterans. second largest veteran population in the nation. a huge portion of them might have a tougher time finding a job thanks to new guidelines put in place by the department of labor. trouble for veterans has been reported in texas but these rules actually apply to the entire nation. what are the new guidelines and are they really going to hurt our veterans? joining us now is cheryl casone from the fox business network. good morning. >> good morning. >> what are these new regulations. >> about a month ago the department of labor reached out to all the states. in particular we spoke with texas and said, look, we are only going it allow to you help certain veterans find employment. now, the department of labor does give funding to these veterans across the country

is it really right for the government to say you can help this veteran but not this veteran find employment. >> how do they. >> this is a list they put out here. i want it show you the rules to give you a sense of what they are basically saying to the texas veterans commission that we spoke with yesterday these are the veterans they can help. 18 to 24. recently separated from active duty. they don't have a high school diploma or g.e.d. classified as low income is one of criteria, someone that's homeless, an exdefender, disabled o. special disabled veteran. the texas veterans commission gets funding from the department of labor the department of labor says you know what? you can only help certain veterans because we feel like these are the crass that needs the help the most but not the rest. it's only going to be 30 in texas of veterans that need help and job assistance. >> in some ways what i'm looking at with this full screen you showed us

punished for trying to do well. high school diploma or g.e.d. you north getting help. >> these are the toughest cases. the unemployment rate is higher among younger veterans. the reason that the folks at the texas veteran commission are so upset about this. they feel like it's not the federal government's right or place to tell them who they can help and who they cannot help find a job. i can't tell you how many emails i get from older veterans that feel that they're being left out. i do want to say two quick things here. we did get a statement from the director of veteran district attorney employment services. he said no veteran should be told they can the no be served why a veteran's employment representative. they have placed their lives in danger to defend the freedoms we all enjoy, individual unique circumstances drive the method of service. >> what can we learn from texas? >> well, again, this is a nationwide issue. this is not just texas, but the folks down in texas are speaking out because they have got the second largest veteran population in the nation we did reach out to the department of labor i do

want to say. they did not get back to us. i will let you know if they do get back to "fox & friends." this is an issue that is discrimination in the worst way. i think. >> period, the end. right? >> um-huh. >> cheryl casone from the fox business not network. >> iraq falls into chaos as militants baghdad. where was the white house and why were they caught by surprise again? governor mike huckabee on that next. a million-dollar mansion hanging off the side of a cliff goes up in flames. now are to the first time hear from homeowners who watch as their house was purposely burned down. ♪ ♪ he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. so he's just racking up points with me. some people... ugh! no, i've got it.

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hello and good morning. it's saturday, the 14th of june, 2014. things in iraq are spiraling out of control. [gunfire] >> al qaeda lowing in on baghdad and vowing to take the city. so where is the white house and why didn't the president see this coming? governor mike huckabee is here. she pled her case now she pled the fifth. lois lerner's emails the key ones have gone missing. the white house said they just vanished into thin air. do you buy it? we have more on this

breaking story. >> and o.j. simpson's biggest regret revealed. and it's not what you think. you will regret it if you change the channel. pause "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. you will regret it ♪ ♪ oh no it ain't the only place on earth ♪ but it's the only one that i prefer ♪ my wife and raised my kids ♪ the same way that my daddy did ♪ with the stars and stripes ♪ and the eagle flies ♪ there is a lady that stands in our harbor for

what we believe ♪ and the bells. >> you are listening there to u.s. army band down range performing where the stars and the stripes and the eagle flies. the army celebrating 23th birthday today. we have a cake cutting this hour by the way. >> look forward to that. >> they look very young too. gave me an army pin here. >> it looks good on the blue. >> very dapper. >> army strong, baby. >> strong may be an overstatement for you. >> makes me feel strong by wearing it. >> thank you very much. >> when we did the spot right there on the plaza, you surprised all of us. >> you don't need to make excuses for my weakness. >> we are celebrating flag day all morning long celebrating the stars and stripes. stories making headlines this saturday. sergeant bowe bergdahl back on u.s. soil. we are learning more about his time held by the taliban. confirming he was kept in solitary confinement in 6 to the by 6-foot cage. right now bergdahl is at

brooke army medical center in texas. officials say he looks good speaking english and walking on his own. doctors say his recovery could take months. >> i would if emphasize we see him as a normal healthy person survive this a-year-old deal by he relying on internal coping skills and experience. >> he appeared like any general would a two star general a little bit nervous. he looked good and again saluted and had good deportment. >> we're told that bergdahl was not spoken to his family yet. richard are rockefeller killed in a plane crash in new york. the son of billionaire rockefeller and grandson of john d. rockefeller. richard was piloting the small plain. the weather was foggy and rainy. officials are still investigating the crash. richard had just returned from a dinner celebrating his father's 99th birthday. and crash and burn. check out this video.

that $800,000 home there dangling on a cliff edge in texas we told you about, it's been destroyed. the home set on fire on purpose over the past couple of months the ground around the home had cracked and become unstable. the home's owner says destroying it was the best option. >> there was no way they could put heavy equipment in there at all. the only choice that they had is to say we need to burn it down, take all the weight off of it that we can and then scrape it back. >> robert and denise say geologists inspected the land and told them it was stable before they built the home in 2000 get their money back? >> while you were sleeping last night the kings reclaim the stably cup. >> -- stanley cup. >> dramatic game five lasting four hours. four hours went into double overtime. kings winning 3 to 2. the second championship in three years for the kings

downtown victory parade is scheduled for monday. here in new york city at the empire state building colored in green. they are probably not happy about that. >> wonder if they forgot to turn it back to red, white, and blue. >> bring in governor huckabee right now. good morning. >> he is out in los angeles this, no. >> i assure you i was not at the hockey game. i wouldn't know a hockey stick from a golf- >> -- spoken like a true are a arkansasn chaos and beheadings and crucifixions in n. their wake. it's all falling apart and here is the president reacting to this news. watch this. >> we'll be monitoring the situation in iraq very carefully over the next several days. our top priority will remain being vigilant against any threats to our personnel

serving overseas. we will consult closely with congress as we make determinations about appropriate action. i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq security forces. and i'll be reviewing those options in the days ahead. >> reviewing those options. these guys seem so ill prepared, surprised and passive in the face of this. is that your response to this? >> absolutely tucker. the only people that are more surprised by everything that happens would be the economists who are always surprised that the numbers are are up or numbers are down. they are always surprised. >> so true. >> this white house is run by a bunch of economists who are always surprised. president obama only knew about it after he read it the papers and saw it on msnbc. and secondly, i'm sure it was bush's fault. and, third, how can you be president of the united states, have access to the most elaborate intelligence-gathering apparatus in the world and not have a clue that an

entire country is about to be overrun? >> that's unbelievable. >> this is beyond preposterous. it really is. >> we were sharing intelligence with them, with the president of iraq we it deep share intelligence capability with the country. the fact this snuck up on us makes absolutely no sense. >> you know, i have to believe that there was better intelligence but there was no response to it. because we have got some good professional people in the intelligence and security agencies in the united states. i wouldn't say they were inept in doing their jobs. somebody up the chain much command isn't paying attention because this doesn't fit the attention. we won in iraq. this doesn't fit the narrative. this is a white house that every time the story, the reality doesn't meet their story. they denied the reality and continue to it tell their story until it's no longer

possible to do. that's what's happening in iraq. they can't ignore this anymore. the whole country is spiraling into absolute chaos and mayhem. what a disaster. >> governor, what's the danger of us waiting to act on this? i mean, we hear about these militants, jihadists encircling baghdad. beheading people. going town to town. innocent people. ralph peters said last night there is a danger that our embassy could suffer some sort of attack if don't act quickly. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. from all we gathered people are being told get out of iraq. of course they're being told that here is the problem what do we do? he we ever not going to send ground troops in there even the president has said that's not an option are we going to bomb some people? here is the real question. did we not have any contingencies drawn up for the what ifs? the one thing that the military is good at is putting together

contingencies. they have notebook after notebook after notebook filled with the what ifs. my question is did you honestly think that there was no chance whatsoever that al qaeda would rear its ugly head and in this case isis, that they would rear their ugly head and try to get back which was in essence taken from them? of course we should have seen this coming. and the fact that it caught everybody off guard is absolutely stunning and a show of the arrogant incompetence of this administration when it comes to foreign policy. >> don't just take your word for it it's not as i remember police officer republicans and conservatives who are shocked and really worried by the obama administration's lack of a coherent foreign policy. shear a tweet from rosa brooks, a former obama mall official state department official. i know her, no conservative, she is a liberal. she is honest she said. this u.s.' response to syria, rush sharks iraq, huh? two we're watching this closely. three with concern.

four, hey stop. five, we won't tolerate that 6, whatever. >> you have seen a crisper summation of that. >> pretty powerful that she certainly cuss their -- cuts legs off in a matter of tweets. the real sad thing is there was i'm too when america had such strength and respect that the rest of the world had for us that lifting our hand would have been enough for countries to have said maybe we better not go there. nobody fears us. i mean, who would it be? certainly not rush sharks not syria, not china. not isis. iran doesn't. they are go ahead and building their bombs because we are going to make peace with them. this is what people need to wake up and understand what's happening. this is a nation, united states of america that once held, at least people didn't love us but they feared us. they don't fear us, they don't love us, they don't respect us. i have asked democrats name one country on earth we have had a better relationship

now than we had in 2009 when this man took office and not even the staunchest obama supporters can name one country with whom we have a better relationship because the truth is, tucker, we don't. >> governor, i want to get your take on the latest news out of the irs scandal. it turns out, because the irs now claiming that they have lost over two years worth of lois lerner's emails to and from the white house. they say the computer crashed and all the emails are simply erased. gone. what do you make of this? that's convenient, isn't it? >> yeah. my dog ate my homework. come on. first of all, this is nonsense. i mean, this is the most obtuse administration when it comes to being honest and forth right. i think that we have to worry about. i think the fbi could probably go back and retrieve those emails because in many cases things that you think are deleted they really aren't a. do you think eric holder would ever allow the fbi to go through those computer

hard drives and reconstruct those emails? but, secondly, i just don't buy this whole story that the computer has crashed. this is what i would call to borrow a phrase from al gore an inconvenient untruth. this is pure nonsense. >> the fbi goes through computers all the time. and they take fire damaged computers and they are able to pull up all sorts of encrypted data. you wouldn't even believe. maybe we should call the nsa and get them to handle it. >> they have already got it yeah, heck, edward snowden may have those emails for all we know. >> they're all backed up somewhere. >> who do you have on your show today, governor? >> we have got congressman tim hiewls camp, one of the people kind of punished by the house leadership. he has got a very interesting perspective on this week's loss by eric cantor. we will steve russell who was one of the guys who pulled saddam hussein out of his hiding hole when they captured him. lack at his take on what

happened -- what's happening in iraq now. i think it's going to be very fascinating. he was there i'm anxious to find out what he thinks about the goings on and the blood that he saw shed in front of him by his comrades. that's going to be a fascinating story. >> at tikrit his hometown that has just fall ton those sunni insurgents as always. thanks as always. >> thank you. great to be here. 13 minutes after the hour. coming up on on "fox & friends" weekends what chaos could this parrot cause? turns out a when lot. why the cops were looking for ravel ralphy, the bird. >> cutting imminent danger pay to 44,000 service members in 22 locations across the globe. peter johnson jr. is about to tell us if those places are really out of the danger zone. stay tuned.

defense department does. cutting imminent danger pay to 44,000 service members in 22 places across the globe. including qatar. that's where the u.s. just dropped five taliban leaders off after the bergdahl swap. are these areas really out of the danger zone? here with a thorough investigation fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. >> pay close attention to, this clayton. it really is incredible. department of defense seeking to save $108 million. i think on the backs of our servicemen, saying that in certain areas around the world, they are not in imminent danger and they don't need to be paid an extra 7. auto dollars a day or $225 a month. >> how are they making this hat metrics. >> they say they have made a determination since 2011 as they do this from time to time and they reevaluate risk. the question is are they reevaluating risks properly based on the cauldron that

is the middle east. cutting pay in serbia. questionable but maybe that's decent. then in africa, liberia and rwanda. fine. look at the middle east, kuwait, saudi arabia. united arab emirates. gulf of. red sea, persian gulf. now you and i know well. we were just talking about. what's going on in the arabian sea at this point? >> and moving, perhaps, aircraft carrier into the region and destroyers into the region. >> george p.w. bush, the aircraft carrier is there in the arraignian sea. we allegedly have destroyers in the persian gulf today. those soldiers airmen, naval officials our sailors they are not getting imminent danger pay as of june 1st.

paced upon the obama administration determination. sos issue becomes are we balancing the budget of the united states on the backs of the people who are in harm's way? if that's true, that's incredible. >> it is amazing. we remember all what happened to the "u.s.s. cole" in that region as well. a bomb that seemingly came out of nowhere with gun running boats running right up to the side of the aircraft carriers, inflamed region, lead story on our channel this morning. >> probably no area in the world more in imminent danger than these areas here in the middle east. based upon what we are hearing what's going on with isis and in iraq and in the region generally. the movements are unstable and volatile by their nature. >> so when you have got husband or wife, we're back home dealing with a loved one who is away on one of these ships right now worried about the safety of their loved ones, comes down for a dollar amount. >> i think it's callus disregard if not contempt for those who are in

imminent danger, serving the united states today. and as we celebrate the army's 239th birthday, it's a little comfort that wear not treating these folks with the respect that they deserve. >> if we could ask any one of our viewers this morning that would be the hottest region in the world right now, the potential, most dangerous region in the world right now, they would point to this region as one of the worst in the world. >> i wish it weren't true. this is beyond fantasy. >> wield love to hear from our viewers on that this morning weigh in friends@foxnews.com. peter, thanks being being here. simpson's biggest regret revealed. it's not what you think. they were born conjoined twins, look at them now. 18 years old and both value dick tore yans. wow, join us next with their inspiring story. how did they pull that off?

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being attached at the hip is not just a cliche, born as con buenaed twins, they underwent life threatening separation surgery at 10 months old. perfectly healthy twins. graduated high school as co-valedictorians. jing us with their amazing story. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> statistics so startling auto% 'of conjoined twins still birth and those that survive only 2 5% survival rate. how does it feel to have made it to 18 and so happy, healthy and successful? katelyn, i will start with you. >> it feels really good i think for any teenager it's exciting to get to 18. just to be able to graduate co-value vic attorneys together something we were really proud of. one last thing before college. >> i understand, katelyn, that you were valedictorian

in junior high school. and emily you were salute you wanted to try to tie for valedictorian in high school. how hard did you have to work, emily? >> well, toward the beginning of high school, we went in and i was so set on beating her, like it was like my top goal and i wanted it so bad. and then whenever we would start to make our class schedule at the beginning of each year, we ended up always being in the same classes so just about junior year it showed up that we could probably tie and then after that we kind of made sure that we had all same classes every smem semester after that? katelyn, you poet say that everybody tells you guys just seem so close. you walk alike, you walk alike, you smile alike, you laugh alike. >> yeah. >> have you ever fought over anything big? has there ever been a boy you fought over or who gets what bed in which bedroom or what color to paint the

walls? what you have fought over that's kind of been a little bit big that you remember? >> >> no boys thankfully. but mostly we just fight over just if we're doing homework together and we disagree with something, we both think we are right for sure. so that's probably the biggest thing we disagree about. at love times we fight over who is going to drive where. it's not huge stuff. just little stuff that i think a lot of people fight about. >> not really like clothes or anything like that. we share clothes and we share all of our stuff. it's mainly just who is right in the argument. >> just double the fun, right? you weren't even supposed to survive and the two of are you just thriving and inexpiring some people. for the first time though you are going to be separated semi permanently going to different colleges. what were your plans for the future and how are you feeling about it? >> i'm going to be going to the university of houston because i want to study event planning i had it

hilton. >> i'm going to austin to study secondary education to become a lutheran school peach teacher in the future. >> it's going to be pretty weird. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and skypeing works great and face time works great. all that stuff. guys, thanks so much. have a great day. enjoy your weekend. >> thank you, too. >> 28 minutes after the hour. no fox news allowed? a v.a. hospital banning the channel from the waiting room? wait until you hear how they responded after being called out for it. and it's the army's 239th birthday but it wouldn't be be complete without a cake. more celebration for our nation's heroes next. first, more from the u.s. army band down range ♪ ♪ the world in which we live ♪ try to find peace of mind in this world that we live ♪ i know we can make it ♪ i know that we can ♪ i know darn well ♪ yes, you can ♪ i know we can can

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that is u.s. army band celebrating the 239th birthday of the u.s. army and flag day. i'm joined by jeffrey buchanan. this is our shot of the morning. the birthday cake for the u.s. army. >> thanks for letting us join you. it's a great day for us and u.s. history. we are very happy to be here today. >> we're so happy you are. a cake is actually part of the tradition. >> absolutely. it's part of any birthday and, of course, 239 years of incredible history. 14th of june, 1775, very humble beginnings, but our kant continue negligence congress started us off and 239 years later. >> talk about those humble beginnings. it started off and if you go back to the history of our country they had to survive in the fight against the british. you look at what we have done since then.

grew to foofers 89 division in world war ii and the incredible power we have now. world's most powerful army. and arguably, you know, the most important city in the world and we're here to celebrate it with you. >> you know, a lot of times in our country we don't have a lot of traditions that we take through from a long history and then sometimes i look at our military and see some of the amazing traditions very impressive and hold such meaning. >> they do. we gain powerful from the legacies. those that went before us, whether it's the american revolution, the war of 1812 this year 149 of september marks the 200th anniversary of star-spangled banner. another legacy celebrating this year. those legacies and traditions bring so much to our rich heritage. >> you you are so right. part of the tradition is how you cut this cake. you have got a saber right

here. >> we sure do. i'm going to ask you to join us myself and command sergeant major incredible hero you are going to join us as we cut the traditional birthday cake. >> what do we do? >> grab on so the saber. >> thank you sir. >> happy birthday, thank you very much. >> guys, send over to you. >> rick, i have got a great picture of do youing that that was so cool unbelievable. >> aggressively defending his employees amid systematic problems at the agency. he says he disagrees with the strategy of firing everyone and taking away everybody's bonus. >> the fact of the matter is, we have got 341,000 people and the vast majority of them work really hard to do the right thing. and that's why have got veterans that are

well-served, the vast majority of the time. have we got problems? yes we do. >> gibson's visit came on the heels of a scathing audit saying the fawtville clinic had one of the worst wait times in the country. 83 days for new patients. air traffic controllers responsible for your safety in the sky are working exhausting schedules. a new government report expresses shock that the faa allows controllers to work schedules where they get little to no sleep. this just three years after a string of incidents in which controllers were found sleeping on the job controller errors are related to their schedule. >> oj simpson reveals biggest regret in life and thpsz not what you think. >> i was unfaithful to both my lives. it's what i regretted most about my life. i made a vow three years ago, 12 years ago that i would never do it again. >> it's not the kidnapping and armed robbery that landed him in prison. it's cheating on his

exwives. the revelation comes in a new o.j. documentary called "in his own words." simpson manager releasing the tape 2 oyears after he was accused of killing nicole simpson and ron goldman. he sits in prison at least four more years on his sentence. tune in tonight at 10:00 p.m. greta investigates the o.j. simpson trial. a a child in danger? no, just a lost bird. a connecticut woman calls police after hearing desperate yells tore daddy. police in fairfield just outside of bridgeport say instead of finding a child they found ralphy the parent in a tree. >> the voice kept saying daddy, daddy, daddy and then it said what. almost as if the child was talking to somebody else. as she was looking for the source of the voice, she kept falling it and it brought her to a tree near of the school where she looked up and saw it was a pair rotted. >> ralphy had been missing for several days and was crying out for his owner. he was returned to his home about a mile away.

so i guess he says daddy instead of polywants -- polly wants a cracker. >> do you stay in hotels in new york city? do they allow to you watch fox news in hotels. >> very often folk also tell us their local hotel doesn't have fox news and when they ask about it they say oh we don't have that here. we'll don't have that in a building. >> one thing for a hotel to do it but for a government office to do it and that's apparently exactly what happened in fresno, california. acting on a tip, the local fox affiliate went over to the v.a. hospital in fresno to find out do they have fox and why not. >> this picture shows the fresno v.a. hospital pharmacy waiting room. in the corner sits a television it which shows all major news channels except fox news. >> employee came by and i said could you do me a favor

there is a story coming up on fox news i would like to hear. could you please switch it over to fox news. he said sure. he went over and he said i believe that's 17. and three times it just jumped right over 17. he goes i guess we don't have it anymore. >> the v.a. did respond and they said you know, just a little glitch there wasn't on purpose it was an accident. >> with the way 9/11 who asks tough questions presses beyond the talking points, attacked by name or in this case banished just written out of history. >> we meant to remove all the news stations. we didn't want any news at all. >> it's dangerous likes the border agents being told not to talk to journalists. >> we don't want our veterans getting ahold of facts that could be super inconvenient. this happens to me every time i try to go to a gym and turn it on fox news and

i have to ask and people start giving me glars sometimes around new york, new york city. slanted this way. >> lifetime fitness have you fox news on there. if you are in the lifetime fitness in new jersey. >> keep working hard. >> keep working out. work out for me. >> not an adequate speed on the mill. take it from anna. >> while thousands of mexico children crossing the border. a border agent joins us live next with answers. >> wedding war breaking out in colorado. why this couple's over-the-top ceremony has an entire community saying i don't. good job!

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colorado. locals trying to shut down the extravagant wedding. they claim it's damaging the environment. the problem a 27,000 square foot tent in the middle of the meadow. over to you. >> thanks, anna. supposed to be securing the border but border patrol agents are doing other things these days. take a listen to the customs and border just yesterday. >> i have been down there a lot and spent a lot of time and i have seen these agents doing incredible things. i have watched him do everything from change diapers to heat formula. by the way they don't have very good skills at some of these things. >> the question is should they be doing them at all. the stream of illegal immigrant minors entering the u.s. is leaving little time for border agents to do their jobs. they are too busy baby-sitting? how do they feel about that? joining us is a current border patrol agent and' sean more ran. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me on.

>> essentially media blackout on this question. it's not being reported widely but we have seen in recent days 48,000 children just at the texas border alone from central america. what position does this put you in as a border patrol agent? >> this puts our agents in a very difficult position because right now about half the people in the rio grande valley where these crossings are taking place are doing processing because there is extra paperwork and we have to get these people processed so they can move on down the pipeline so to speak. the real problem there is that this is going to continue because there are no consequences. if we are going to release people. they are going to continue to come here. the other problem is this is being controlled by the cartels. these people could easily surrender at a port of entry and the outcome would be the same. but the cartels are using this to their advantage. they are controlling where they cross making sure that they surrender to border patrol because then that ties up the few people we do

have in the field and cartels are able to move their product or whoever or whatever they want across the border right behind them we were hearing illegal immigration is slowing because of the downturn in the economy. that talking point appears to be inoperative as of this morning what is causing this flood of illegal immigrant minors from central america at our border? >> we have had our agents interviewing people three points we are hearing is one dire economic circumstances in their home countries in central america violence in central america. overwhelming response we are getting is that they heard that the flood gates are open the permits are being issued and that the u.s. isn't enforcing its immigration laws, so the word is being spread on state tv and radio in these countries and the flood continues. we foresee it continuing

until we have some type of real consequence to stop it. >> by the way, it's costing billions, overwhelming schools and hospital. >> is this what you signed up for. >> i signed up to be a just border patrol agent. i love my job almost every agent i know loves their job. but there is a reason that we are ranked at the bottom of the federal workforce in morale it's because our agents are treated like grade schooler, not allowed to make decisions on their own, micromanaged. we live in some god forsaken towns on the southwest border and just don't have the type of morale that we need to be able to effectively do this job it is demoralizing the way we are treated and see things like this. our agents should be out there patrolling the border and enforcing the laws, instead we have got them processing which is a

necessary duty but then they are being used as basically the hired help. >> it's suffered, sean more ran, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks so much. meanwhile as militants continue taking over iraq. our country is rushing to get americans out of that country. evacuating them. our next guest says they were warned six months ago of the threat, so why are are so many americans facing this risk today? he this risk today? he joins us live straight ahead. >> do you have your father's day menu ready? if you don't, don't worry. "top chef" winner has some ideas. he joins us. get your note pad. upgrade to the philips norelco shaver series 8000

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welcome back. richard blaze lost season four of the hit show "top chef." many of us wept, the others said the talented chef was his title. >> including my house. we were big fans. he took down 18 past contestants in the big all-star seasons. >> richard, you are "top chef." >> now richard blais runs three restaurants and is author of a brand-new cookbook "try this at home." take a look at it. >> he joins us with awesome grilling recipes in time for father's day, which is tomorrow. thanks for coming on. that is such a great piece of meat. >> there is nothing more iconic than the t-bone stake or porterhouse. maybe i'm getting old but my wife asked me what do i want for

father's day this year and i was like, i want to grill a t-bone steak. i want to have beer and hang out on father's day. that's what i want. >> show us your secret for cooking up a great piece of steak on a grill. >> we want to hang out that day, enjoy it. we are going to grill these t-bones. it's a great cut of meat. you have the strip steak and fillet on the t-bone. anything cooked on the bone will have more flavor. it's salt, pepper and garlic. we season from way up top so that the pepper and salt gets all on the meat. we want that to rain down on the meat. there is garlic powder, as well. it's that simple. add a lot of spices. way up high. when it rains, it pours. >> exactly. >> we are going to brush this with a little bit of butter. butter and steak.

that works. and simply throw these on our grill. could you marinate them. >> i can do that. >> we want a little bit of this flare. i don't have a problem with this. a lot of french chefs or serious chefs don't want that flare. you want that char. you want that flavor coming off the grill. here is one we threw on a little while ago. >> looks pretty good, right? >> that side's nice. you've got the char on that side. >> quickly, how long? >> about five minutes each side. then we have corn over here we wrapped up in some mexican crema. honey bunches of oats!

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hello and good morning. it's saturday the 14th of june, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. the situation in iraq spiralling out of control. terrorists have already taken three cities and are closing in on baghdad, vowing to take the capital. where is the white house and why didn't the president see this coming? her father was killed by one of the terrorists president obama swapped for bowe bergdahl. she is upset and has a very clear message for the white house. >> she pled her case, pled the fifth. lois lerner's e-mails have gone

missing. the computer hard drive crashed. for two years we can't find it. are you going to buy that? "fox and friends" hour four starts right now. that's the u.s. army hellcats band performing "yankee doodle" celebrating the army's

239th birthday today. also celebrating flag day today. >> it's a big day. we were kind enough to give me the army strong pin today. i feel strong as a result. >> i have to say it looks good. >> it matches the nice black suit. my father who served in the army also. a proud day. kind of auspicious day as we are talking about what's unfolding now in iraq. >> a poignant day. a day filled with irony as we are watching iraq collapse into chaos. isis, a group of sunni islamic extremists streaming toward baghdad this morning. many of them veteran fathers from the chaos in syria. there is concern the capital city is coming under siege. the president responding to this. watch. >> we'll be monitoring the situation in iraq very carefully over the next several days. our top priority will remain

being vigilant against any threats to our personnel serving overseas. we will consult closely with congress as we make determinations about appropriate actions. i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq security forces, and i'll be reviewing those options in the days ahead. >> i will be reviewing them in the days ahead. why didn't you have a plan in place in the first place? you would have thought -- the president has said he's ruling out ground strike. there is a possibility of air strike but with this militant group going city to city literally beheading innocent people and moving constantly. there are air strikes. some have said that means there may be more civilian casualties. >> we have more civilian casualties because it's hard to pin down the ground forces that specifically target the target you're going after. managed to coordinate with the aircraft and firing at the

specific target. no ground troops means you're hoping to hit your target. a couple of things the president said we are going to consult with congress this time around. a few weeks ago was not the case, the swap with bowe bergdahl. we have the best intelligence apparatus in the world. it seemed like the president was surprised this suddenly unfolded. listen to bill o'reilly last night. >> when putin invaded crimea, america was caught by surprised. when the va scandal broke in arizona, the administration was caught by surprise. when thousands of children started illegally walking across the southern border, it was surprise in washington. now with iraq on the verge of collapse, guess what? there's surprise. surprise equals weakness. >> weakness from the world's leader incites further violence.

that is rule one. whatever you think about iraq or the invasion or occupation of it, we are looking at a truly sinister group, this group isis. has anyone else noticed the first thing this group has done rolling after into after town is ban tobacco use and personal possession of firearms. what is it about tobacco and guns fascists hate. >> they don't want civil runnest. grab government officials and behead them, public executions. they've taken over the city of moss yushlgs taken ov-- mosul a tikrit and on to baghdad. >> p last night they said there is a chance the president will be too late in acting and something will happen. there are reports employees there are wishing they could leave but feel like the situation would be too politically toxic for them to do so. they are worried about politics

when they need to worry about their lives. >> 13 years ago, the first american killed in afghanistan, johnny mike spann. he was overwhelmed by a group of taliban prisoners and murdered in a horrific way, fought heroically. he was the first american casualty in this war on terror. it turns out the man in charge of the taliban prisoners that day in november of 2001 was one of the five terrorists released by the obama administration. there he is right there. muhammed fosul. he was released in exchange for bowe bergdahl. shocking. >> we spoke earlier to allison spann, the daughter of the fallen marine tucker was talking about. imagine what hardship that family had to endure all those years later. then learning of this man's

release. she was on our show earlier this morning. >> to my family it's almost a slap in the face. my father went over there and he lost his life and this man was pretty instrumental in that happening. the message that sends to my family is the administration doesn't care about the sacrifices americans have made. >> the family learned from media reports. they got no heads-up from the white house. you would think someone would call over and say by the way, the guy in charge of the criminal whose killed your father, we're releasing him? no. they learned from television. >> those are pictures of allison and her father learning of that. the man who -- she likened it, we went on to talk to her fatherer. it's like a murderer being released. >> it is a murderer being released. we are releasing five really bad guys with blood on their hands. are there any families of the people they killed in the united states? maybe we should tell them so

they don't learn about it from watching television. but they didn't. >> and they may cause more carnage now that they are released. much more on that story. >> we have other stories making headlines this saturday. the border overwhelmed by a stream of illegal immigrant minors entering the country. the commissioner saying patrol agents are not patrolling. they are babysitting, changing diapers, heating up baby formula. current border patrol agent and vice president of the national border patrol council sean moran joined us earlier saying this is not what he signed up for. >> it is demoralizing the way we are treated and to see things like this. our agents should be patrolling the border, enforcing the laws. instead we've got them processing which is a necessary duty, but they are being used as basically the hired help. >> the white house is planning on moving 1,000 illegal minors

to maryland and virginia. sergeant bowe bergdahl back on united states soil. we are learning more about his time held by the taliban. he was kept in solitary confinement two years in a 6 x 6 cage. bergdahl is at brook army hospital in texas. he looks good, speaking english and walking on his own but doctors say his recovery could take months. >> we emphasize we see him as a normal healthy person who survived on this five-year ordeal relying on his resilience. >> he seemed a little bit nervous but looked good and saluted and had good deportment. >> bergdahl has not spoken to his family yet, we are told. for the first time we are hearing from the homeowners of the pricey home dangling off the cliff in texas. 9 home was set on fire after the foundation cracked and became unstable. it was set on fire on purpose. some say destroying it was the

best option. >> there was no way they could put heavy equipment in there at all. the only choice they have is to say we need to burn it down, take all the weight off it that we can then scrape it back. >> robert and denice say geologists inspected the land and told them it was stable before they built the home in 2007. here is a guy who knows how to make fun. he bought a 300 foot water slide in his backyard and cost him $65 to put together. it includes a jump and drop off into a river. use the homemade slip-and-slide at your own risk. when you are a kid and you think i'm going to get a zip line and jump off the trampoline and hop into the pool. we did that and i broke my collarbone. >> i said to my wife, a massive

tree in our yard. me and my friend mike climbed all the way up this tree. if i would have fallen down, i would have died. >> it was probably 15 feet high. >> it was a japanese maple. >> by the way, i want to do live from that water slide next week. >> speaking of american heroes quickly, tell me your name. >> my name is joe. >> you're here in town to try to get into west point. >> yes. it was awesome. >> this it a plea to your senator to sponsor you to get into west point. >> yes. senators kirk, durbin and schneider. >> we would be honored to have you. >> thank you. >> take a look at the weather map. great picture from sunset from benton harbor, michigan. look at the sunset. nancy sent this in. thank you very much. you have a nice morning.

58 degrees. get out there and enjoy. will get up to 74. spectacular day across that area. it's nice. you had a lot of rain around the great lakes and east coast. keep sending me pictures. we have severe weather today. in the yellow and red. the biggest tornado threat is the red bull's-eye. we could see large tornados form this afternoon into the overnight hours. be prepared for that. across the four corners, incredibly dry conditions and windy we had so little rain there we got a lot of fire danger. it's extremely critical today and it's going to be that way across northern arizona and southern utah. certainly be mindful of that. temperaturewise across the country, looking warm across the plains. get ready this week. we'll warm up across the ohio valley into the mid atlantic. send it back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. white house seems caught

completely off guard what's happening in iraq. our next guest says he knew six months ago this was coming. why didn't the president no he? >> kids love the movie "frozen." could you imagine if there was a real-life elfa? look at her. there she is. i spent my entire childhood seeing the world in reverse, and i loved every minute of it. but then you grow up and there's no going back. but it's okay, it's just a new kind of adventure. and really, who wants to look backwards when you can look forward?

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country. thanks for joining us this morning. first off, give us a quick summation of what the situation looks like on the ground in iraq. how many contractors are trying to get thought morning? >> something we need to clarify. it's not just contractors. iraq is a rebuilding country so there is international commerce going on. there are corporations there. there are ngo workers there, even students there that were actively helping with evacuations. it's far more than hardened contractors that are defense contractors or oil and gas contractors. the situation on the ground is worsening. obviously, the forces are moving closer to baghdad. we are monitoring the situation closely and providing the appropriate information so we can help our customers leave their particular areas of responsibility and get out safely. >> thanks again for reminding us just because most american troops left doesn't mean there aren't a lot of americans there. there are. it's nice to be reminded of that. you have been following this carefully. you say you knew six months ago

that the situation was going south and fast. why didn't the administration know that? why do they seem so surprised? >> i think it has to do more with what level of information they want to pass on to the civilian press. the situation in iraq has been volatile for a significant period of time, which the media reported on potential for civil war, iraq, there's a lot of reports it could break up into three regions. all of that is hypothetical. what we are watching is the actual intelligence coming in from the ground and forward-looking situation is so we can advise our clients accordingly. they have plans in place to monitor their travelers or their permanently stationed individuals there. then they have a better response plan to get out if things do slide quickly. it sounds like they are sliding quickly from reports we are getting here. do you think it is very unsafe? it looks unsafe for americans to remain in this country. are they all leaving or some staying? what's the status.

>> it depends upon the region in the country. the south is safe down there. there is no military activity going on and that's where most of the oil and gas extraction operations are head quartered in the south. i don't believe anyone in the south is doing anything more than monitoring the situation closely. if you're talking around baghdad, absolutely. they are evacuating. there are a number of scheduled aircraft leaving from certain airports. of course charter aircraft as large as 155 seats going out full on flights yesterday and today. >> how should the u.s. government respond to this? >> i really can't hypothetically say how the president should respond to this. they are going to have to make the best determination politically for the situation. for private companies, they have to make their risk profile known and then react accordingly so they take their people out of harm's way in the most efficient manner possible. >> it would be a scary place to

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has passed away. noll served as steelers' head coach 23 seasons and won a total of 209 games. he was inducted in the pro football hall of fame in 1993 but had been battling health problems. he was 82 years old. boston making the united states short list of potential host for the 2024 olympics. olympics committee will have to decide if boston can financially support the summer games. l.a., san francisco and washington, d.c. are also up for that bid. with the national up employment rate a little over 6%, household incomes stalling at $51,000, people wonder if 2 it's possible to make a living in america. where do you go or more importantly, where do you avoid? travis brown is author of the book "the wealth of states, how taxes, energy and worker freedom change everything." there is the book. great to see you. >> pleasure to be back. >> brought a big monitor here to

dive into some of the areas that are not so hot right now for living. take us through some of the best. >> there are a lot of ways to look at this. very important time to be making a living, earning income, keeping income you have. money rates is the analysis we are looking at here in addition to our wealth of states data. we are seeing that according to money rates, the best state in the union to keep and make a living is washington state. washington state is doing pretty well. high-tech economy, young work force and above-average incomes, also a state with no personal income tax. >> there is a common theme with the no personal income tax. take us down to texas. what is happening in texas? another great state, of course. >> texas is responsible for up to 1/3 of our jobs. leading job growth in the last four years straight. really doing some remarkable things here. increasing labor force participation. another state just like washington state, very different climate with no state penalty on

work. that means you can keep more of everything you make for a living. >> let's head up to here. this is another great state rounding out the top three states up in the great state of minnesota. >> minnesota is a good example here where we are talking about in the case of money rates, they are looking at overall wealth and well-being, above average wages and low unemployment rate. about 4.7%, well below the national average. that's why they are scoring well in this analysis. we take issue a little bit with some of the other states we've seen. we know in gallup polls, 50% of minnesotans think taxes are too high. >> it's interesting to see we are a lot more transient than we used to be. you put down roots for 40 years. not any more. people are willing to move. if they are losing a lot from their paycheck, paying high property taxes, they will move out of state. let's dive into the three states

people are moving out of. some of the worst areas to keep your income. >> way over here we have hawaii. hawaii is really expensive place to live. looking at the cost of living hurting their analysis on money rates. wonderful place if you can afford it. a little harder to make the move in or out. what is interesting about hawaii though is that of the five states you might choose to leave hawaii for, four of them put no price on work, no personal income tax. hawaiians know the cost of living can be improved. >> let's move to the continental united states here. new york and mississippi. not great places right now. >> right. we know a lot of income is choosing to leave the empire state. cost of living here is very high even with rent-control housing.

over the last decade we are seeing middle and lower income families making it more difficultmh for them to stay in place like new york of. of course that takes us to according to money rates, the bottom three, the other state here is mississippi. mississippi scored different for mainly the lower income opportunity they have. they struggle with job growth and other things in the mid south region. that's hurting their analysis. >> check out travis' book and the website the wealth of states.com. great to see you. coming up, she pled her case and pled the fifth. lois lerner's e-mails have suddenly gone missing. are you buying that? does your dad love sports? what about cars? the perfect last-minute father's day gifts. that is next. first a look at what's coming up on "cash in." tens of thousands of illegals storm our southern border, the obama administration

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>> we have stories making headlines saturday. we want to tell you about the irs promised to hand over e-mails from lois lerner to congress. those e-mails destroyed. the agency now says the e-mails were lost after a computer crash. conveniently for them they say they can't find any of her e-mails from before 2011. law makers say it's unacceptable and are demanding an investigation. lerner is held in contempt of congress for refusing to testify. jeff says "the irs intentionally and blatantly lied and you need to hold them accountable. if your so-called technology guy didn't back up on that immediately, you need a new technology guy." "convenient excuse. even the backups are backed up." "if the irs e-mails are wanted, ask the nsa. they have all our e-mails." a florida man calls 911 for

help during a home invasion. the response he got will leave you speechless. >> if this is an emergency. hang up and dial 911. >> when he couldn't get cops on the phone, homeowners took matleers in to his own hand. the county said dispatcher was trying to transfer the call from fire to police. three of the robbers including the one shot have been caught. fox news banned? local fresno va can't take the heat and banned from all the monitors until one veteran decided to do something about it.

>> this shows the fresno va hospital waiting room. in the corner sits a television which shows all major news channels except fox news. >> an employee came by. i said there is a story coming up on fox news i would like to hear, could you switch it over to fox news. he said sure. he went over and said i believe that's 17. three times it just jumped over 17. he goes, i guess we don't have it any more. >> officials are saying it was just a misunderstanding and they intended to take all the news stations off the air but will put fox back on immediately. ♪ let it go i am one with the wind ♪ >> after seeing disney's "frozen" anna realized she looks

like princess elsa. with the help of her sister, anna dresses up and sings for kids and patients in hospitals. she hopes her new-found fame will land her a tv audition. >> if she walked into our house right now, my little girl would flip out. i could see she could bring a lot of joy to people in hospitals. >> i expect she will get an audition. >> rick is auditions for weatherman. >> maybe i'll get the job one of these days. >> we turned on the extra outdoor microphone because you are going to sing. >> are you going to sing "let it go?" i love it. take a look at the weather maps this morning. we'll see severe weather today. anywhere you see the yellow but this area where you see the red is the biggest threat for tornados. i think we are looking at more of an overnight event. here is your forecast. we'll put this through in motion throughout the northeast.

a spectacular day. we'll see a few showers across parts of new england still. overall much better than it has been and temperatures looking good. tomorrow warmer and sunnier. down to the southeast, we are going to see showers across parts of texas this morning. it will move through by this afternoon. maybe severe weather popping up, as well. >> can you believe it's lnl father's day tomorrow. you don't have a gift for dad? we have last-minute ideas. joining us is a mom and more of three. >> storr the stylish dad we don't want to give an average shirt we have an esquire shirt and tie you can buy directly at men's warehouse.com. it's stylish rather than your average run of the mill shirt. >> that will run you $79.50 for the shirt.

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it started in california as many things do. the hidden cash craze causing moments of joy like this one. >> come over here. come over here! >> now the scavenger hunt for cash is spreading to a city near you. this weekend, clues will be tweeted and envelopes full of money will be hidden in new york, chicago, houston, las vegas. the man behind it all says this is just the beginning. his identity is no longer a secret. he's a real estate investor. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> why did do you this? >> for fun. i made a bunch of money in real estate and wanted to give back in a fun way. i give to charity. wanted to give back in a way that was fun for people. >> here what is the first tweet

that said, "new york city, first drop, first clue. mr. grant 50 and miss liberty 23 had a large and expensive outdoor wedding with many guests." this is the one in new york city. how many people usually respond to that? how many people get it? >> a lot of people get it, but that clue was kind of partial so there wasn't enough there to get it just with that clue. i can explain that clue on the air. >> if you tell us where the money is, we would be grateful. >> i'll tell new a few minutes. mr. grant 50 is the $50 bill, it has a picture of president grant on it, of course. miss liberty is lady liberty that's on the silver dollar. that cost me $23 each. she is $23, he is $50. we are putting a $50 bill with a silver dollar, whether it's precious metals or you believe

more in our paper currency, wherever you fall, you would be happy. we put them together in one envelope. we did 40 of these envelopes. >> the response has been pretty amazing. you posted a long statement online which you explained why you are doing this. you said, we are not billionaires. we cannot pay your rent, school fees, your car, house, et cetera, we are getting so many requests like this, we can't deal with it. some people think you are going to buy everything for them. >> partially, i think, there are some people who have that attitude of entitlement and people that are generally struggling. i've been portrayed as this real esta estate tycoon. truth is i've done well but i'm not a millionaire. people are asking me to buy them a car and a house and pay for grandma's operation. i'd love to be able to do all that, but i'm not in position to

do so. >> what is the most money you put in one envelope? >> it was a little over $200 in los angeles. the girl that5 did send the money to her grandmother in mexico to buy medicine that. was a happy ending. >> good for her. we'll go to commercial break and you can tell us where some of the hidden cash is. let's keep the satellite open and you can let us know. thanks for joining us and for the tip. >> and stay on the line. >> thank you. we hear the "star-spangled banner" all the time. today it is extra special. we have the patriotic pitch to explain why. this man can sing. stay tuned. upgrade to the p8000 for the most advanced shaving experience.

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feeling patriotic on this flag day here on the fox&friends weekend. stole your hearts over the tv screens in december now back singing the national anthem. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> explain to our live audience. >> we are doing a taping for the whas show. there was a sphmall christmas show. i sang. they asked me to come back. >> you were so good. i remember that. >> he melted the hearts of many of our female producers, by the way, i should mention. do you get that everywhere i go? okay. yeah. and then suddenly annan gellic voice comes out. >> people say, gosh, i didn't realize you could sing or sing that well. >> marines sing?

>> marines do sing. it just wasn't that portion of my career. >> you have been singing since -- >> i was 5 years ol'. >> let's hear it. >> what are you going to be performing? >> the national anthem. >> get out of your way for that. >> thanks so much. ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ thru the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming ♪

♪ and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪

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we love the stars and stripes. one of the biggest i have seen in my life right here on the plaza. >> your arms must be getting tired. holding that up about 10 minutes there. >> you will be singing god bless america after the show. tell us about your plans. you just got out of the marine corps. last month. >> nine years and 5 months. moving on to going back to college. more singing. and motivational speaking. >> but you never really get out of the marine corps. right? >> no, you don't. once a marine, always a marine. >> what are you majoring in? >> business administration with a minor in music. >> what's your favorite song to sing? >> my favorite song to sing? i was a little boy. i was 5 years old. i was stand anything a corner. and the name of the song was" jesus loves me". >> this i know, for the bible

tells me so. >> he is going to sing some more. he has the most incredible voice. tune in tomorrow. we have a major show tomorrow that you will not want to miss. and it's father's day. >> make it a great day, everybody. a roiraq on the brink. is our economy on the line. the chaos already hitting oil prices and lots of stocks here. just how bad could it get? hi, everyone. this is bulls and bears. here they are. the bulls and bears this week. okay. do you think the chaos escalating in iraq could rock us in the u.s.? >> i do. i do. i think there's two facets. one is the oil prices. you know, which is kind of in the headlines right now.