well, everybody, good morning, it is sunday, june 15th. i'm anna kooiman. tony blair is speaking out and slamming president obama for, quote, dropping the ball on iraq. and busted! those so-called lost i.r.s. e-mails may not be missing after all. the mystery continues. why lois lerner is in more trouble than we thought this morning. we details. stay tuned. then child by a child. a police officer braves floodwaters to rescue kids from a stranded bus. how about saved by a police officer?

we'll watch this. his incredible act of humanity straight ahead. "fox and friends" begins right now. ♪ happy father's day, everybody. it will be a great sunday. can you feel it? >> come on in. we've got a lot of -- >> we have two fathers here on the couch. >> thank you, anna kooiman. >> we are going to be calling our dads. >> waking them up u, which is great. the situation in iraq continues to worsen overnight. the troops are 60 miles outside of baghdad. those are extremists. many veterans of the world in syria. most of this spurred a lot of debate about the situation in iraq going back 13 years. some criticism directed as u.k.

prime minister tony blair. but he shot back overnight in an op-ed. here's what he said, every time we put off action, the action we will be forced to take will ultimately be greater. instead of re-running the debate over iraq from 11 year ago, we have to realize that whatever we have or have not done, we would be facing a big challenge today. by all means argue about the wisdom of each decision. but it is decisions now that will matter. >> it's a slam on leadership. not only on iraq but the inaction on syria or air strikes in libya, which has led that country to descend into chaos or doing nothing in the situation of syria. and now iraq. >> 2800 words is how long the essay was. he mentioned not just that barack obama ordered the troops to leave iraq too soon, but

america and britain needs to launch some sort of offensive against iraq and against syria. also, al qaeda was beaten in iraq and it will be an iraqi bundled government to let al qaeda back in. we have won this war and the aftermath of not leaving ground forces there to make sure the government was going to get on its own two feet and grow its own two legs, we blew it. let's listen. >> this administration is obscuring. we had that war won. thanks to the surge and thanks to general petraeus. and we blew it and took everybody out and didn't leave a force behind, and that's a tragedy. because you lost over 4,000 brave americans. >> tony blair said that is a direct slam on president obama. tony blair was not just a u.s. allie, he was the key u.s. allie through the first decade of this

century. 9/11 happened, he was the only foreign leader to come to the united states and stand with us in the aftermath of the tragedy. he's exactly the kind of person and is very little. he's the kind of person you would be closer to under the obama administration. and yet as he grows the list -- >> yet he was so close to bill clinton. >> and bush. he was pro-american. all of a sudden he's criticizing this. what does that tell you about their reaction to us and our posture to the world? >> we'll have experts way in on the tony blair response to iraq. more coming up on bowe bergdahl this morning. >> meanwhile, bowe bergdahl is back in the u.s. now the u.s. army tapped a two-star general to lead the investigation into how and why bergdahl walked off his base back in 2009. peter doocy is live for us with the latest on this probe. >> reporter: what is going on is

bowe bergdahl is stateside. the military is wrapping up their investigation as to why bergdahl left his base in 2009. the army has a two-star general on the case, but not everybody thinks that's a good idea. >> this is ridiculous in the face of it, to put a two-star general in the middle of the investigation that could be done, was done by a lieutenant back in 2009. >> bergdahl is reportedly telling officials in texas that he went two straight years without seeing another human face as the taliban had him locked in a small cage or hooded. and those treating him say that based on his physical and mental condition, that is a believable charge. now, looking outside the army's officialinquiry, many details are coming out to see what bergdahl was thinking. especially e-mails he sent to friends before he disappeared. and they include this partially coded line, quote, lines not too

good here. tell you when i have a secure line about plans. and there's this one, quote, this life is too short to serve those who compromise value and its ethics. i am done compromising. the two-star general won't be named until a formal announcement is made. and it is not clear when bergdahl will be questioned as part of the new irqnquiry. just that things will get started next week. just how bad are these guys we swapped for bowe bergdahl? we are getting insight from a former gitmo intelligence officer. not just any, he's a former senior gitmo officer, paul rester. he was here talking about one of these guys, fasul, there he is on the far-right side of the screen. he lays it out in cold details. listen. >> fasul, as the senator said,

is inherently dangerous and had a track record of death and mayhem across his swath of afghanistan. numerous detain knees carried a photograph of fasul with beheading trophies. they have been out of the battle but have not been out of the war. they are not incognito at guantanamo. so the thing is they continue to maintain their relationships and maintain their associations. >> did you see that? fasul was carrying around a human head like this and other defitainees carrying around pictures of him doing so. we let go of five four-star generals. so this isa problem on so many fronts. this is propaganda saying, we have won, you're free.

and this is important leadership. they are just getting back. if you can show the five again, the second one there, al-nuri, a family member says he vows to continue to fight and can't wait to get back to afghanistan to continue to try to kill americans. >> there's one less son from the chaos in iraq right now. when they leave an occupation, it is hard for them to stand on their own. that's going to happen very soon. by the end of 2016, these guys will be back in the afghan government. if these guys are coming back into your country, how do you feel about that? it is reckless of afghanistan and for us. >> and after the most money spent in the american history, that's what we have to show for it. >> we are moving these guys back to afghanistan? that's going to work well. unbelievable. we'll bring you the headlines this morning.

>> we'll get right to this from overnight. the israeli military arrests nearly 80 palestinians in the search for three missing teenagers including an american. officials believe the trio was abducted while trying to hitchhike in the area's west bank. those include members of the militant group hamas. with the search intensifying, the israeli military says palestinian terrorists will not feel safe. yesterday we told you how the i.r.s. claims they lost two years of lois lerner's e-mails to and from the white house. it turns out that's not the case. the i.r.s. guidelines require all employees to keep printed copies, so hard copies of any work-related e-mails. that means even if lerner's computer crashed she should have the copies. and if not, she's been violating i.r.s. rules. lerner headed the i.r.s. division for tax exempt status. it is accused of targeting conservative groups, if you remember. is this what college

students want to hear at their gradualuation? president obama is mocking life. listen. >> i don't remember someone saying the moon is not there or made of cheese. scientists will tell you climate change is a hoax or a fad. >> well, the president's call to action on global warming comes just two weeks after announcing a plan to dramatically cut pollution from power plants. and check this high water hero. a police officer caught on camera carrying kids across a flooded street. the bus stop at a day care outside of chesterfield in richmond, but the street was flooded following torrential downpours. officer michael green was called in to help and carried every single child safely across the water. and those are your headlines.

let's get over to rick reichmuth now, how will our father's day shape up, rick? >> happy father's day. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> not bad. there are trouble spots across the central part of the country, but both coasts are looking good. if you liked yesterday, it will be warmer today. temperaturewise, not that bad pretty much anywhere. there's a little bit of colder air across the rockies, but overall not bad. out across the east coast, we still have some rain showers across parts of florida later on in the afternoon that are going to fire there, but most of these are looking pretty spectacular. warmer that yesterday even and yesterday was a pretty great day. we'll be up another 5 to 8 degrees or so. this right here is our trouble spot. big storms yesterday across parts of nebraska into kansas and parts of iowa. you can see this line of storms continuing to pull up to the east into parts of missouri, oklahoma as well. and later today we'll see this fire again. not looking at a big severe outbreak today. yesterday was worse than today,

but we'll city strong winds and hail and maybe a tornado or two. but they should be small. that's this area, anywhere from waukee down to childress, texas. you see a big warm one the oranges and reds, 90 degrees in louisville. this heat does build this week. so we'll see the warmest week in quite a while. take a look going into tuesday. you see all of this here, chicago up to 90 degrees. warming up across the eastern seaboard. by the time we get to the day on wednesday, 98 in raleigh. heating up quite a bit. >> heat wave! >> good lawn mowing weather. so all the dads out here are driving through pennsylvania yesterday to a kid's birthday party. every dad was out mowing their lawn saying, i'm not doing this tomorrow. >> and preparing their food. >> but the kids are doing it for dad. >> what's the point of kids if they don't mow your lawn?

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welcome back. acting v.a. secretary sloan gibson totally lost his cool when talking about v.a. employees getting fired and about bonuses. >> the fact is we have 340,000 people and the vast majority of them work really hard to do the right thing. that's why we have veterans well served the vast majority of the time. have we got problems? yes, we do.

>> what sparked that outburst? a question by our next guest. joining us, retiring u.s. marine and reporter, thomas brennan, and north carolina state director of concerned veterans for america, kathleen volt. what exactly set the secretary off? what was the question? >> there was a very valid, quantifiable question that required u.s. brennan, a marine asked secretary gibson, and he basically said that bonuses were more important than repurposing bonus money for suicide prevention. >> huh. you noticed that he was emotional in that response. thomas, were you surprised by his reaction to your question? >> i was extremely surprised by his reaction, especially knowing he's a veteran himself. there was a suicide epidemic facing the veteran community right now. and him standing up for people who have deep parts in the government and taking money by

falsifying documents rather than stding up for veterans suffering from mental crisis is completely wrong. so, yes, i was completely surprised. >> so you would think he would be emotional on half of the veterans, the v.a., has designed to serve. the fayetteville medical center had an average wait time of 83 days. that seems to me the kind of thing an acting secretary, kathleen, would be emotional about. not defending the bonuses of his employees. >> i was completely stunned by his reaction. it was monumentally wrong on a number of levels. and for him to back the v.a. employees, where nobody is attacking the v.a. employees, we need to fight for veteran care right now. it was outlandish, inappropriate and inprounpunprofessional.

>> why shouldn't we be mean to people who are rude to veterans at v.a. facilities? >> we should go on the offensive when something like this happens. what happens if mr. gibson was stopped in the hallway and a patient asked him the same question i did? would he have responded the same way to a veteran in a wheelchair? i don't believe he knew i was a veteran myself, but his response should have been much more professional regardless of the situation. >> you're the one and i'm the one and kathleen, you're the one funding this. for his loyalty to be to his employees rather to the public he supposedly serves is really telling. kathleen, thank you for joining us this morning. i appreciate your light on this situation. >> thank you. coming up, why a daughter's

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there's a super special connection between dads and daughters, and according to our next guest that sbond a crucial part of a young girl's development. he's written about it in his new book, be the dad she needs you to be. >> joining us is an internationally known psychologist dr. kevin layman and the dad of four daughters. you are alive and well to tell us about it. good for you. >> first of all, dads have to love and honor the kids' mommy. that's big. but you have to treat your kids uniquely different. they are different. different bedtimes, different allowances. i have four daughters, i bought a training bra. i remember looking at it saying -- >> my dad calls them braziers. >> daddies and daughters, it's like putting the sugar in the cake. every bit of research says an

engaged dad makes a huge difference in a daughter's life. that's what it comes down to. >> making each daughter unique, how do you do that? >> different allowance, different bedtimes. daddy/daughter dates. >> different allowances? >> oh, yeah, for kids. >> monetarily different allowances or allowing them to do different things. >> in america we think treat everyone the same. that's disrespectful. the state is going to treat your kid different. 16-year-olds driving, 14-year-olds wishing, 9-year-olds dreaming. >> keep the critical eye at bay. what does that sneep. >> well, a lot of people, men, love to tell women want to do. wives don't like it and kinds don't like it. the critical eye is a dad that finds a flaw. your kid brings home a homework, hey, what's with the "b"? that's critical eye. five a's and a b, that makes you feel great inside.

looks like all the work you did is paying off. tremendous difference. the critical eye spawns a procrastinator. if you are a grown woman and procrastinate and love piles, you have a critical eye father or critical eye mom. >> it reminds me of the john mayer song "daughters." another thing that is important is to listen to her. >> you women love to share, communicate, you have 3 1/2 times the words that most men use in a day. just listening to your daughter. here's a key, don't ask your daughter questions. that puts people, kids, on the defensive right away. say, honey, can i ask your opinion about something? when you say to a daughter, honey, can i ask your opinion about something? what are you saying? >> it takes your defenses down a little bit. >> and i value what you think. most of us as men, my kids say, dad, you are not wearing that outside, are you? most men could use a little help

from the feminine side. >> why is it so detrimental to not have that father's influence later in life? we have all dated women and if some are off a bit, could it have something to do with that? >> that femininity was not affirmed. every good woman needs a good dose of masculinity. when she has a dad who has her back, she'll have a positive attitude about herself. if she doesn't, clayton, she's going to bring home, you know, a loser with a capital "l." a guy who will mistreat her. and this explains why so many women go from a rat to a super rat to ultra rat in relationships. why? because they don't feel good about themselves. where do they get that from? if you are a self-esteem chaser out there, there are a lot of parents that are, learn to have positive expectations for your kids. treat them different.

and make time with them. it's all these little things added up. and your daughter some day will are going to make a decision. is he a great dad or a bad dad? there's not much middle ground. >> there's not be. the dad he needs you to be. >> the publisher is making this available for $2.99 download today. which i don't understand -- >> today is father's day. >> i know. >> thank you so much. still ahead, kids flooding our southern borders to get to the u.s., but they are not alone. gang members hiding among them. we have the shocking report, next. and they are the toughest repo business around. the cameras are always rolling. but we found a softer side of the tough guys at lizard lick towing company. >> i'm getting behind the wheel, lookout! >> i'm katherine victoria parish from afghanistan. i would like to wish my dad,

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her father. >> i love that hat. so awesome. >> and this is sarah friedman and her dad, ron. >> and production assistant victoria rasello and her father. >> and nicole peppermint's dad. happy father's day. this is your day. what do dads get to do on this day? we feel guilty just laying in bed. >> we get up early to go to work. >> have you noticed the cards are all about sleeping on the couch, drinking beer -- >> i hate that. i can't stand that. that irritates me. >> i noticed more about camping and building fires. those are the cards that i saw.

that's fully applicable. >> i love that. >> mine, too. that's the card i bought him. >> it is probably getting there late. >> did you mail it yesterday? >> maybe. we'll see. take a look at my dad. it's 3:30 in the morning there. >> that's a great picture. >> this is in prescott, my hometown. my parents have been married 54 years. that's a mile from their house, which there is all kinds of hiking, which is all we do. it is called granite dells. >> how many years of scruff there? >> it's vacation. there's never shaving. my dad is 77 years old and hardly has any gray hair on his head. which is applicable because he's a barber. >> so he doesn't use just for men. >> no, he never uses anything. and i'm completely a white

beard. we'll talk about the weather. a great picture from a sunset out of sarasota, florida. looking spectacular. you'll see showers again. look how nice it is. this is why people go to florida. big boss joe there sent that to me. the sun is about to rise. there you go, the sun just magically rose on the screen right there. a few showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. getting to 90 degrees. keep sending me your pictures on twitter. we'll share more of your pictures and what you are doing with your father today. across the northeast, this is going to be one of the nicest days we've had. we are in a great stretch to get the nice days on the weekend. down to the southeast, a few spotty showers and thunderstorms. especially in the afternoon. overall, nothing all that bad. in towards the northern plains, we have some rain across minnesota, nebraska, kansas later this afternoon. later we'll see showers and thunderstorms firing from around chicago all the way down to about tulsa. and then out across the west,

another nice day. warm in the desert. but overall, things looking pretty good. a few showers up to seattle. then a cool 61 degrees. >> roswell, 100 degrees. >> and that's not the only problem in roswell. >> that we know of. we have headlines to get to this sunday morning. the border is overwhelmed by thousands of immigrant children. and now through a deal known gang members are among the group. federal agents are processing minors crossing over and some are sorting gang tattoos. the worst part? agents are supposed to treat them like the other minors. they are being told by superiors to not speak with the media. and air traffic controller's joke put thousands of passengers in danger. the plane flying in from japan

was preparing to land but then he told them not to. >> by the time he said i'm kidding, the plane made the turn. the plane eventually landed safely. the faa is investigating. she didn't want her daughter vaccinated or brainwashed. a florida mother is on the run accused of kidnapping her 2-year-old child. a nationwide search is underway for 22-year-old megan everett. investigators say she took off with her daughter lily last month from her home in sunrise near miami. left behind a cryptic note saying in part, if i let them take her and vaccinate her and brainwash her, i wouldn't be doing what's right. everett is now facing a federal kidnapping charge. and jay leno was on the air for 22 years saying there's juicy back stories there. in a new tell-all book, a producer dishes on divas like

jessica simpson demanded "the tonight show" pay for her hair and makeup. it cost her $18,000 to look like that. the show refused to pay. and there's "the tonight show's" bill clinton who never came on the show because he, quote, simply didn't like joe's never-ending monica lewinsky jokes. clinton was leno's top political target over the years. well, if you don't make your car paints you risk getting towed by the repo man. >> just hope it's not the folks from lizard lick tow and recovery. >> anna had a chance to meet them. >> this is in north carolina right outside of raleigh. there's a tiny town called lizard lick. we'll up leash the lizards and let you see what they will do to you. watch. welcome to lizard lick, north

carolina. home to one of the toughest repo companies in the biz. ron shirley is ex-president of lizard lick towing and recovery, but don't let the hair and tattoos fool you. he's a family man and ordained minister. >> i lived a rough lifestyle. i came across amy, she was a good little bad girl growing up on a dirt road with a great family and steered me into the right direction. >> amy shir sleeve the matriarch of lizard lick and not afraid to get her hands dirty. >> she's a boss. she knows when to throw a punch or back up. >> she's tougher than tarzan. >> you pinch your leg like this and you go down on the floor. you take your arm and put it in the middle of his throat. exactly. >> ron and shirley started lizard towing in 1998.

the business gets a heads-up when people forget to make their payments and then the lizard strikes. >> just because you're in a bad situation doesn't mean you're a bad person. but sometimes when you take something from somebody, they feel like it is yours. you are dealing with somebody who feels like they are losing it. >> how do you come up with this stuff? >> you know, i'm not perfect, but i try not to cuss. you've got me mad, i think of something i'm hot at. >> okay, let's play a game then. i want to fight you, what are you going to say to me? >> you can't pull yourself down but you'll melt on me. >> gosh, i'm so mad at you. you are so stupid. >> with a little self-defense, i

think i'm ready. it's time to do this. >> get in there, girl. >> all right. >> well, you can watch the whole lizard lick crew at 10:00 on trutv. he just goes and goes. i'm happier than a pig with two tails. >> did you go out on the road with him and grab some people? >> yes. >> it was very interesting. a guy ran out of the house with his pants halfway down. wait! wait! >> that's my car! right now islamist extremists are taking iraq city by city and forcing christians to flee their homes 60 miles outside of baghdad. father jon weighs in on faith as the country crumbles. and harrison ford goes down onset. and his injuries are way worse than expected. so what happened to hans solo? but first, a father's day

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harrison ford's "star wars" injury could be worse than first reported. he may need a screw and plate put in his ankle. here's hoping for a light speed recovery for the actor. and pope francis said he's done using the mopope mobile. this has been used since 1981 when a gunman tried to kill pope john paul ii shooting him a number of times. islamist forces capture the second largest city in iraq leading to the mass exodus of all the christians who are still living there. >> fox news contributor father jonathan morris has heard directly from forces inside of iraq that christians had to flee from the monastery and some have been killed. even looking at the numbers, back in the 1990s there were 1.2 million christian there is. now up only 300,000.

so where has everybody gone and what's happening? >> many of them have fled to syria and many of the syrians have fled to jordan. it's a disaster, it's a mess. we think, this is a biblical city of ninevah. this is not just christians out of place. they shouldn't be there. this is the heart of our faith, the heart of the jewish path, and it's absolute ly -- >> these terrorists have laid this out. we know about this going back to 2007 when they began to put the plan together to come back to iraq and to take over and try to provide religious stability as they put it to the region. they didn't care about the people but wanted to make sure they had religious direction. that's what they wanted to be to these people taking over the cities. looks like they are trying to do that. >> think of the billions of dollars and the thousands of lives, most importantly, that have been lost in order to have

a free and stable iraq. whether that was the right thing to do in the first place, another question to go in, but the fact is people have given their lives. americans have given their lives. iraqis have given their lives for democracy, freedom and stability. the greatest test for real freedom and stability is religious freedom in iraq. why? because the islamists will not stop until they've gotten rid of anybody who was not like themselves. and right now we are seeing that that does not pass. >> right now the state department announced they are giving preference to refugees who are gay because they could be facing persecute in other countries. so that helps you in the united states if you are gay. is the same thing going for christians or are we not allowed to do that? >> i don't know. it's an urgent situation. i'm going to read to you from a facebook post and e-mail that a

dominican fryer sent from within iraq just moments before their convent was going to be overtaken. and he later ask that it be taken off the internet because of their own danger. listen to this. he says, bad news, i write you in a situation of violence in mosul that is apocalyptic. most have fledded their homes and are sleeping in the open without anything to eat or drink. many thousands armed men from the islamic group have attacked the city of mosul the last two days and have assassinated the adults and children. the bodies have been left in the streets without pity. he goes on and says, pray for us. i'm sorry i cannot continue. they are not far from our convent. don't reply. i'm not going to mention his name for his own safety. that's the reality. and if we allow these radical islamists to take over iraq, that's the end of the christian

presence in iraq. probably forever, as long as they are in control. they cannot go back. thank god these that i just wrote about days later were still safe. but they are basically in hiding right now. >> we have to end on a positive note. that's heavy to handle, but it is father's day. so it would be remiss if you didn't share a picture of your father. >> i would love to. this is my father there with my mother. if you asked what his key to long life is, he's 80 right now and has a beer in his hand. that may have something to do with it. no, but dad, i love you so much. and you have been such a great father to me and to all of us seven kids. love you so much and see you soon. >> you are a great father to all your parishioners as well. >> i try to be. >> thank you. illegal children swarming border facilities forcing workers to heat up baby formula. is this what they should be doing?

and the next group says a simple game of catch is more than just throwing it around the backyard. co: sometimes you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is why i put the hotels.com mobile app on my mobile phone. hotels.com i don't need it right now.

welcome back. the age old game of catch has been a symbol of fathers and sons for decades, but it's also a sign of communication. here with us is the author of "hey dad let's have a catch." why is playing catch with my son a metaphor for life? >> essentially, i found when i started playing catch with my son 2 or 3 years old, i found my son saying all the thing that is my daughter did with me when i was a child. and his praise, his nice catch, good throws, stand closer -- he

was essentially acknowledging me. my father was a child of the depression, worked two jobs all his life, two full-time jobs. he very rarely had time, but when he had the time, he rarely said no to catch with me. >> how important is it to cultivate the time. i heard that parents say, i spent quality time, five minutes with him, it's really the quantity, right? >> it's the quality and the quantity that you see in face-to-face parenting. you see families in the restaurants, they are on cell phones and devices. no one is looking each other in the eye. we have delegated a lot of the coaching responsibilities to other coaches, whether it is little league, there are people who actually pay someone to teach their kid how to ride a bicycle. and they are losing out on this ability to look their child in the eye, encourage them, laugh at the joke. >> and there's intimacy there, the connection with the son. you talk about the zen of the catch. >> the zen of the catch, you will see this with your

children, but my son would come home and i would say, how is school? he would spent 60 minutes about his school day. when he got to middle school, how was school, good. what did you do? nothing. then weapon went out to play catch, and the silent rhythm turned into, oh, yeah, dad. this happened at school. >> you would discuss it. >> this happened at school. and it all happened because i was face to face with him in a benign type of situation where it just bubbled up. all his thoughts bubbled up. >> harold, a great new book. check out the book today "hey dad let's have a catch." happy father's day to you. more "fox and friends" moments away. [ whimpers ] how do you sleep like that? well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow!

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we're sharing ours and you can share yours, e-mail us or tweet us as well. "fox and friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ hey, everybody. happy father's day. happy father's day to you both. >> i never told my father i was going to call him. >> maybe you should send him a text. >> get ready and get your hair looking nice. send us photos of you and your dads out there. send them to "fox and friends" throughout the morning. coming up, tell us the great lesson that you learned from your father. something that stands out to you. e-mail them. >> what does he teach you that you're glad to know. right now we'll go to the fox news alert.

the u.s. now sending three warships to the persian gulf. this as the president is weighing military action despite saying u.s. troops will not be going back. >> but peter doocy is live in washington with the latest on the chaos that nears baghdad. good morning, peter. good morning, clayton. the national security team is working on options to support iraq security forces. and now he's got one. the pentagon says george h.w. bush moved into the arabian gulf and the order will provide the commander and chief additional flexibility should military options be required to protect american lives, citizens and interests in iraq. now the bush is joined in the persian gulf near iraq by a guided missile cruiser, the uss philippine sea. and the president says he's not sending in troops to battle the terrorists that have captured

key cities, but the full force of air power can only be felt if we have at least a handful of people on the ground. >> you would put some air ground guys down on the ground with iraqi forces that we can work with and trust. and this will probably be special forces to coordinate the use of air power in and around population centers like baghdad and also when they are close to friendly troops, you have to have that kind of coordination if it's going to be effective. >> and the latest on the fight between the militant group isis and security forces is that the iraqi security forces were able to keep militants from moving closer to baghdad. so they have slowed isis down, but they have kind of stopped them because the militants still control the cities they took earlier this week and fighting continues this morning. back to you in new york. >> thank you, peter. we appreciate it. the obama administration has come under fire not just from

republicans in congress but from a world leader not identified with the right. pretty striking, tony blair. >> it's a large, long essay. we'll read excerpts coming up in a bit. we have access to the essays online this morning. >> and also a hard copy. >> but lois lerner, apparently we thought her hard drive had crashed, but they are not so lost after all. in fact, i.r.s. rules they lois lerner and anyone there must keep copies of their e-mails. if she didn't, she's in violation. >> you're saying the white house claims the e-mails don't exist because they vanished off the hard drive. >> a year after they were asked about it. >> you know about this, that's basically impossible. but now you say the law required her to have hard copies? >> yes, and if not, she's in violation of the statute chapter 10, section 3. i read this this morning.

if you create or receive e-mail messages during the course of your daily work, you are responsible for insuring that you manage them properly. the treasury department's current e-mail policy is that you meet the definition of the federal record and be added to the organization's files by printing them, including the essential transmission data and then filing them with related paper records. not only trying to be with paper records, but they must be printed out and kept. >> and if they don't have this there online with the paper copies what are they going to do if they have just evaporated or poof, they are gone? are they going to fire her? no, she retired and is taking on the nice pension. >> they got busted using the internal revenue service to crush obama's political opponents in the middle of the election year. this is a real scandal. this really is a scandal. and they are not producing

relevant documents? i don't understand why congress is not completely up in arms about this. >> and just to say you can lose e-mails is a total canard. if you deleted gmail or yahoo! or hotmail, it is on a server. they go to your local isp and get the e-mails. so there's a server somewhere within the government that has e-mails and backups. >> even if it had burned down, if the office had burned down, that mysterious office in cincinnati, ohio. just a few rogue agents, which was not the case in the first place, but somehow the hard drive started to burn up. you have a friend that was in a similar situation. if you have a hard drive crashing, there are fragments that you can pull and restore. any time you get a computer, you are done loading them from a server somewhere. >> so they are lying.

this is a cover-up. why isn't this the first, second, third and fourth question for the president at every white house briefing he gives? why is it -- why is no one pressing her to deal with this every single day. instead, it is being completely ignored. i don't know if it appeared in the mainstream media. i have not seen it. if it ran, it was on a-29. i think they are ignoring it. >> because people on social media are forgetting about this. we told everybody about the e-mails being poof, all gone. and people aural over were talking about it. and pat sadjak says, hmm, weird. hundreds of e-mails to and from someone named lernur just showed up in my spam. must be british. lots of tea talk. more coming up but first the headlines. >> breaking late last night. fox news is confirming that the

u.s. army is tapping a two-star general to lead the investigation into how and why bowe bergdahl walked off his base back in 2009. the general won't be named until a formal announcement is made. the investigation is expected to start next week. but there is still not a timetable for when bergdahl will be questioned. and new details on the search for a missing american teenager in israel. 80 palestinians arrested overnight as part of the major operation. and officials say the american and the israelis were abducted while trying to hitchhike in the west bank. those members arrests include members of hamas, benjamin netanyahu is accused of the abduction. with the search continuing, they say, quote, palestinian militants will not be safe. and forcing nearly 400 philadelphia railroad workers back on the job this morning.

the workers went on strike at midnight between two negotiations between the unions and the transit authority failed to reach a new contract deal. overnight, the president approved a border to mediate. and this dog plummeted 14 stories down a ft. lauderdale condo building. susie was stuck there for hours while firefighters worked to cut her loose. miraculously, she didn't suffer any major injuries. >> i thought she died. >> well, susie is expected to make a full recovery. a multepoo.

>> that's a nice dog. i'm glad she's okay. i love the name. >> it deserves a new name. >> it does. rick, are you there? >> i am. have you heard of jaquincy, louisiana? >> of course. >> i don't believe them. we have gifts brought to us here for railroad days, right? look at that. how big is jaquincy? >> about 4,000. >> tucker, i don't buy it. but thank you for the shirt. you have a sign that you need to hold up after i'm done for the weather. here you go. as you wake up this morning, here are your temps. warm across texas, 77 in dallas and san antonio. we have showers across parts of florida overnight.

we'll see those fire again later today as the day heats up. your typical florida peninsula weather that you get this time of the year. but the rest of the east coast. if you are doing something with your dad, a great day. the central part of the country is where our problems are going to be. and we'll see showers fire that will eventually turn severe around milwaukee all the way down to childress, texas. oklahoma, joplin, springfield, that area. just be careful. mostly some wind and possibly a little bit of hail. a big warm up this week across the eastern part of the country. we have not real high temperatures lately, but we'll get some this week. all right, you have your sign ready? >> ready. >> louisiana. friends, come to "fox and friends." there you go. >> good sign. we like it. come on down to 46th and 8th, everybody else. i love it when people join us. border patrol agents are forced to become babysitters changing diapers and feeding baby formula. the next guest says the

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young people. >> turns out there were consequences to that policy. that was president obama in 2012 relaxing the deportation rules on illegal immigrant minors. now two years later, predictedly thousands of immigrant children are in the care of the u.s. government. this situation is being called a humanitarian crisis. it's overwhelming schools and hospitals in texas, but isn't this the direct result of the administration's change in the federal policy? joining us now to discuss the political implications is co-founder of the excellence alliance. >> thank you for having me. >> you stop the alliance, more people come. >> i wish there was more than one answer. let's look at the data for a bit. since 2011 there's been a five-fold increase of children crossing the border without adults. we are up to 47,000 kids in the

eight months of this fiscal year. and that's not -- 47,000. it used to be five times less when looking at 2011, 2012 and 2013. there's something happening. you can point at the confusion around the immigration process, look at washington, we have not figured it out. but also there's economic distress in the country with the kids coming through. honduras is the most violent country in the world. and a lot of the kids when they arrive are fleeing for two reasons. one, their parents are here and are looking to reunite with them. or number two, they are just trying to escape the gang activity that is going on there with kids. so it's a complex issue, but unfortunately we are picking up the tab for all of it. >> there's an awful lot of poor and violent countries around the world, really poor and violent. most of the world is poor and violent, but it doesn't make it our responsibility to take care

of everyone. honduras is a long way from texas. you have to walk through mexico to get there, thousands of miles, why doesn't the state department say to mexico, help us out here. >> exactly. that's one of the things we are working on, border security. but there are foreign relations that need to be handled here. for everyone watching, they may not be aware of the fact that there are train system that is go through mexico that a lot of the human smugglers are using to throw in the kids along the way. >> this is an international crisis. the white house appears to be ignoring this. why isn't the president calling publicly on the presidents of honduras, nicaragua and mexico to deal with the humanitarian crisis. >> here's the problem. when you go in front of the media, and the only thing we are talking about is 1.4 million to take cake of the kids. and the humanitarian crisis, it's a real crisis, but at the

same time, we are not acknowledging tough measures or alliances or working or collaborating with the country that is are facilitating or apart of this issue. then it sends a double measure message. we are showing the compassionate side of who we are as americans, but the assertiveness that needs to come at the end of the sentence needs to come, which continues to send the wrong message. at the end of the day, it is not the kids' fault. they are here. we have to take care of them now because they are minors, but if we didn't take cake of foreign relations the right way, it will continue to turn into seven-fold and we are paying for it. >> it's our country. you have to enforce your borders because that makes you a country. thank you so much. hi jinx in the air traffic control tower. the air traffic controllers telling bad jokes, if you can imagine. we'll tell you what happened next. then a special father's day gift for the family of a fallen

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welcome back. 23 minutes past the hour. father's day edition, 214,000 were how many dads stayed at home. this is the fastest growing segment of at-home fathers. next, $113.80 is how much the average person spends on a gift for their dads. but bad news, 30.2% is how much

less people spend on father's day than on mother's day. but good news, gift cards and electronics are at the top of the list. of course they are! get your dad a gadget. anna and tucker, over to you. thank you so much. 24 minutes after the hour. nearly three years ago marine staff sergeant christopher diaz was killed by an explosive device rushing to help a fellow marine in afghanistan. a bomb-sniffing dog was with him on that mission but survived the deal. >> and now sergeant diaz is welcoming dino home in time for father's day. joining us are sandra and salvador along with the dog, mr. diaz, how did you get dino back and how did he come to live with you? >> it came down to once we lost

our son, we asked to adopt him eventually when he was able to be adopted. and we ended up getting a call about a week ago that he was ready for adoption and for us to come pick him up. he had to go through various tests to make sure that there's no ptsd for the dogs. and his temperament is also not aggressive because he is going to become a family dog now. so there are some tests we had to wait for to make sure he cleared all the tests. >> well, and your son, staff sergeant christopher diaz, also left behind a 9-year-old girl mia and 8-year-old bow jeremy. i understand they are calling daily to see how daddy's dog is doing. what does it mean to have dino in your home? >> go ahead. >> well, it's part of -- not a replacement, but it's wonderful because dino is the last part of what christopher took care of. he fed him out there and watered

him and loved him. and christopher hugged him and slept with him and played with him. so it's great that we have some of the love that christopher passed on to dino and dino is passing it on to us. it means a lot to us. >> that's such a sweet and heavy story. he looks like a sweet dog, is he? >> oh. he is. he is very rambunctious. the thing is, a lot of families ask us how he is doing, and he's doing awesome. a lot of dog handler friends of christopher's have stated that christopher lives in dino. he has a lot of characteristics of christopher. >> there he goes! >> it's wonderful to see that he does good. we love him. and it's like he's always been part of the family. >> he's stubborn, though. when he doesn't want to do something, he will let you know he doesn't want to do it.

>> was your son christopher that way at all? >> yes. he tested waters. >> yes, christopher was very loving, very silly. and like i said, my wife said he was rambunctious and a little stubborn as well, like all kids, i guess. >> i imagine father's day is a tough holiday for you as it is for a lot of people who have lost their children or kids who have lost their parents, but are they like father's day to have dino in the house, what does it mean to you? >> it's not replacing chris, that will never happen, but this is something that was chris, that chris took care of. you know, it -- you wait for that phone call. we have three boys. including chris. and the phone rings for holidays and birthdays. from the other two boys -- it's tough. because i'm still wishful lacking one more phone call that

we'll never hear. but eventually we'll be together. >> you said that you wanted to share a steak with dino own father's day. >> yes. >> definitely. that's something we are going to do. if i may, i mean, if he was able to, he would also share a cigar and a drink of jack daniel's as well. that's one thing that chris had along in afghanistan. every friday he would smoke a cigar with his marines. just to kind of decompress and kind of talk about home and things like that and get the war out of their minds. so that's one thing that chris would do every friday. we do it now. and there's a lot of his marines that do it in the trends as well, just like his brothers. >> well, we hope you enjoy that steak with dino later. staff sergeant christopher stevens died at the age of 27. we are sorry for your loss, but

thank you for sharing your uplifting story this father's day. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. have a good day. well, two amazon employees die on the job. and now the online giant is under investigation. so what is happening at their offices? the details ahead. and from learning how to drive to staying young at heart to making pancakes. what are the best lessons you learned from your dad? we are sharing ours and you should send yours to us. i'm lieutenant kate shepper in kuwait. and i would like to wish a happy father's day to my dad in louisiana. love you, dad. ♪ you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way?

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♪ hey, everybody. happy father's day. everybody is sending in their pictures and we are sharing some from our staff. that's our executive producer with his dad. >> and director lisa and her father, i love that photo. i love the mustache. >> the handlebar mustache. >> what a nice picture. >> and supervising writer, katie and her father. >> happy father's day.

>> and writer brian and his dad, jim. they are having a pint. that's how we do it. happy father's day. >> speaking of the dads, i think we dialed up somebody's father. who do we have on the line? >> do we have anyone on the phone right now? >> i think my father is calling in. >> we could share some insight. >> dick carlson, are you there? >> i am. hi, good morning. >> good morning! >> anna and clayton. hi, son. >> thank you for lending your son to us on a regular basis. >> it's my pleasure, clayton. >> you have raised one heck of a son. excellent intelligent human being. how did you pull that off? >> well, he's pretty amazing. thank you for saying that. >> if my father was a journalist, i wouldn't be in journalist without him. i won't know how to read or love

reading. i wouldn't know how to make pancakes or hunt. you're a great teacher, pop, appreciate it. >> thank you, son. i have something to say about tucker. he's a leader. he's a great leader of 9-year-old boys, too. he is very intellectual and was very tough. and sort of a great combination of those two things. >> that's awfully nice, thank you. >> well, you're welcome. >> that's hilarious. >> what is one of the proudest moments you can call of rain shower your son that makes you proud to call you his father? >> he has a quonderful sense of humor and style. one halloween we were in la jolla, california, where the rom knees now live. and we went down by the beach. he and his brother were dressed

up, and one halloween tucker got sent away. he looked bald and was 9 years old. he got the housekeeper to dye a bunch of sheets the color and bought tambourines. it was one of the funniest things i ever saw. i am sure it was never forgotten by the neighbors as they went house to house. >> we actually raised some serious money that night. we lived in a tolerant neighborhood. >> when you think of the life lessons you learned from your father, what do you think about? >> i could write a book about. my father is a great, unusual person, but in a great way.

i will say this, there are two of us, my brother and me, most kids at some point of their lives decide their fathers were stupid. we never thought that. we always worshipped our father and still do. i was with my brother last night and we toasted our dad first at dinner. i love my dad and think he's great. >> dick carlson, you raised one extraordinary man. the man all our viewers get to see every day and the family man we get to see. thank you for that. >> thank you for saying that. happy father's day to you, son. >> thank you, same to you. >> e-mail us the things that your dad taught you that you wouldn't have learned anywhere else. valuable life lessons, whether it is putting a worm on a fishing hook or how to get an a-plus on a test. let us know. >> or how to cut a hole in a ball cap and how to raise money. we want to tell you about

two workers that have died at amazon. just 15 days ago a woman was pinned and killed by machinery in pennsylvania. then in december of last year, a man was crushed to death by a conveyer system in new jersey. amazon has not been cited in the death, but the agency has been assigned a fee for a safety risk before hiring the workers. and the so-called joke of a air traffic controller could have caused a serious problem. the air traffic controller suddenly told a plane not to land. >> you may want to figure out some place for us to park while we sort it out. >> 630, turn around. i'm kidding. >> by the time the operator said i'm kidding, the pilot already made the turn. the plane landed safely, unfortunately. the faa is investigating.

and it looks like miss independent has a new announcement. kelly clarkson tweeting out this message, our baby girl river rose blackstock arrived on june 12th. thank you everyone for all of your well wishes. brandon and i are on cloud nine. those are your headlines. >> river rose blackstock. >> in true hollywood fashion. >> congratulations. over to rick reichmuth driving our heads on a bus. what in the world is going on, rick? >> so a really cool thing is we have this new company. alex esposito started a company where he doesn't want people to drink or drive. so you have nine cities around the country, places where you can take a free ride to and from the beach.

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and my dad. >> do you realize he's driving without insurance? >> i am. exactly. >> thank you, guys. >> no drinking and driving. thank you. check out freeride.com. thank you, rick. >> thank you. >> are you going to let those people out? >> they are stick iing it out. while you were sleeping, a u.s. warship moves in outside of iraq as militants gather outside of baghdad. but president obama promises no troops on the ground. what should it be? lieutenant colonel schaeffer will be here. and hitching a ride on the back of a ship.

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now he's seeking $2 billion in damages. thank you, tucker. well, president obama said he was weighing the options of how the united states will intervene in iraq if at all. he did insist his plan won't include boots on the ground. our next guest is working with congress on possible plans, lieutenant colonel cory schaeffer is working at the london center for policy research. good to see you. >> good to see you, thanks. >> is there anything other than failure of leadership? and i ask this because we knew this was in the making since 2006. that's the plans to take over large portions of iraqi territory, come in with religious extremism and take over the people there, booting christians out of there. this was in the making for years. >> the intelligence was there and that's one of the focus areas. how can we allow the intelligence community to know

this is about leadership. people at the senior level of the intelligence committee will essentially edit away anything that the policy wants, people in the white house don't want to hear. this right here is a as a result of policy-driven intelligence versus reality driven intelligence. >> we know they were tested in front of the february in 2012. they were amassing weapons and weren't prepared to attack. we knew this was coming and now are surprised by it? >> the surprise comes from leadership not telling us and thought being there. no one is precipatory. what do you do to count they are move and mitigate whatever bad comes from that? we don't do that. the white house seems to react to headlines rather than anticipate what to act on.

>> is the war totally lost now? john mccain says we have won this war and now are losing it. >> first off, decide on which side we are on. we have actually harmed the very rebels that are down there. essentially we brought rebels to syria. now we have undermined our own policy. secondly, decide on what we are going to achieve. we should not put any weapons on the ground, but we have to define this. this by the inevitable outcome to be part of a process we don't like. if it's going to happen, we should be part of that no matter what. >> talking about what we need to do with members of congress, is that what we do now?

political discussion, how can we do that? oil is the key interest of the world, not just for us, but free instability in trying to limit the damage done by the murderers. it's going to be dad. you have to look at what the secondary consequences are least bad. ne next, happy father's day. one group of feminists want to ban father's day altogether. and what is life like for a real life disney princess. we'll ask the woman who looks just like elsa from the movie "frozen." elsa is live with us, next. woman: this is not exactly what i expected.

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52 minutes after the hour. thank you for being with us. girls around the globe want to be her. ♪ let it go let it go ♪ i am one with the wind and sky ♪ ♪ let it go let it go >> but could a real life elsa exist? anna, the uncanny look-a-like is joining us now. you sure look like her. thank you for being with us. >> hi! >> so the way you got discovered is you posed with a cut-out of elsa and put it where, instagram or facebook or where? and it went viral. tell us how this happened? >> yeah. i was at a mall with my mom's

sister and best friend, and it was after a modeling job. so i was tired, i was exhausted, i was a mess, basically. so they said, hey, you know, you look like the elsa girl. you should go stand in front of the cardboard cutout. and i said, no, no, i don't look good. they said, go for it. so i did and as i posted it on my instagram, at the time i had like 150,000, i'm pretty sure. and the next day it was posted on ninegag and ifunny, and i was like, that's crazy. after that i got 20,000 followers and more and more and it has gone crazy viral. >> and it is not just a crazy fun thing for you, it's actually a really meaningful thing. you are going to schools and trying to be a role model for young girls. how is that working out for you? it's happening so fast, just in the last three weeks. >> yeah, it's like just closing your eyes, it's wonderful. i hope young kids can look up to

me. i hope i'm in the position to where their parents are proud of who they are looking up to. >> you've got a nice close relationship with your sister who will sometimes come dressed up as elsa's sister, which i think is really unique. she looks a lot like her as well. you know, a lot of girls when they get on instagram, they don't realize that what happens on social media sometimes can follow you later in life. what message do you have for the young girls? >> definitely don't put out the wrong image. you want people to look at you and think, wow, what a beautiful, young, classy lady, not those other people that look at you and go, oh, she's that kind of girl. you always want the good image to you. you know, the type of girl you want to bring home to mom. the kind of girl, definitely. >> tell us a little more with the eyebrow. can we pop up the picture, folks

in the control room? there's that, now let's see you. anna, let's see it. >> it is uncanny. >> there you go. let it go, let it go. have a great father's day. >> thank you. stop the blame game and make some decisions. tony blair speaking out and slamming president obama for dropping the ball on iraq. and end father's day because it's offensive? there's a feminist movement underway right now to get rid of the holiday, but is this too far? that much and more ahead in hour three of "fox and friends."

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good morning. it is sunday, june 15, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. baghdad could soon fall to militants and this morning the former british prime minister tony blair is calling on the president and saying it's time for action. and an investigation into how bowe bergdahl wound up in hands of the taliban and the man commanding it is a two-star general. is this a good idea? and the man pulling down the curtain on "the tonight show with jay leno." who is the biggest diva and why bill clinton refused to go on

the show. the producer is telling all now that the show is off the air. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ you are looking at live pictures of times square in manhattan. >> can we play father's day music under this? >> it is father's day. >> let's play john mayor's "daughters." >> welcome to the show. >> happy father's day to the fathers on the couch. >> thank you, anna. >> it was nice to speak to your dad last hour. my dad is coming up at 8:30. your dad will be next hour. we want to go to what is happening in iraq this hour. a crisis there as insurgents were 60 miles outside of

baghdad. that city is in peril this morning. the latest is what to do next. tony blair has in effect unloaded on president obama. >> yeah. it's kind of remarkable. he was a close allie of president bush, a close allie of president clinton and said this about our current state of affairs there. he says, every time we put off action, the action we will be forced to take will ultimately be greater instead of rerunning the debate over iraq from 11 years ago, we have to realize that whatever we have done or not done, we would be facing a big challenge today. by all means, argue about the wisdom of earlier decisions, but it's the decision that will now matter. the choices are pretty ugly. it's true, but for three years we have watched syria descend into the abusiness and it's going down, slowly but surely wrapping the cord around us pulling us down. ouch. >> i think the headline is that president obama took the troops out of iraq too soon and should

have left a residual force to help the iraqi government grow its own legs and find its own way. tony blair coming out, this is a big deal to hear a world leader doing this. i think really the question right now is we are not looking backward but forward and what will keep america and the rest of the world safe? you think about all these brave americans dying in vain, 4500 of them, or tens of thousands that have come back maimed with lost limbs. that's important, but we have to figure out what will keep us safe now. >> obama didn't agree with the war in iraq, fine. he inherited things he didn't like. all presidents do. that's not the question. the question, what do you do next? make things worse or better. wiping about things you can't control is what children do. making wise decisions to make things better in the future is what adult leaders do. that's what tony blair says in

that quote. stop whining and make decisions to improve this. >> and take a listen to this. >> the leaders should be telling us, which is what we should do, they are not have. no one is -- if you recall during the cold war, some of us were there for a time, we have looked at the world as a chess game. what do you do to mitigate whatever bad outcomes from that? we don't do that. simply put, the white house reacts to headlines over what to anticipate. >> as recently as february, a top lieutenant general sat in front of congress and testified about what they knew the terrorist organization was about to do. to grab large portions of the territory and to move into iraq with terrorism and seize large

cities in southern iraq. we knew this was coming and we are acting surprised. >> malaki has been the worst. the u.s. government under obama should be more on top of this that it was rather than say we are revug these. >> we have to make sure the president is surrounding himself with people to keep him accountable, which seems to be a tough task. we have heard even with the swap with bowe bergdahl, which we'll get to in just a second, but the president went against that security officials has given him. he said, no, this is how i want to end the war in afghanistan. >> fox news is confirming the u.s. army is tapping a two-star general into how bowe bergdahl walked off the base in 2009.

good morning, peter. >> good morning. bowe bergdahl has a lot going on. he is trying to reintegrate into a healthy lifestyle. and now he has other military officials set to investigate why he left base in afghanistan in 2009. the pentagon is putting a two-star general case although there are experts wondered why such a high-rake iing official. >> this is ridiculous to put a two-star general in the middle of this that was done by a lieutenant back in 2009. >> in texas, bergdahl was telling medical professionals he went two years in a row at one point without seeing another human face because the taliban either kept him in a cage or had a hood over his face and based on the physical and emotional

symptoms has been showing, the officials say his story likely cleans out. i was going to ask you why -- quote, lines not too good here. tell you when i have a secure line about plans. quote, this life is too short to serve those who compromise value and it's ethics. i'm done compromising. the investigation is set to kickoff next week. when a formal announcement is made, we have to learn which two-door generals are there. thank you, peter. how dangerous are the terrorists we traded for bowe bergdahl? turns out very. one of the former gitmo officers

is here. at the very beginning of the war who killed mike span. >> listen to the former chief intelligent officer that knows this guy really well. and listening to the chilling detai details. let's listen. >> mr. fasul has a dangerous track record. and numerous detainees carried a photograph of fasul with behead head trophies but they are not incognito at guantanamo. also, testimony shows they continue to maintain their

relationships and associations. >> so the firefighters are carrying a picture of him as an icon in their pocket. >> with two human heads, are you kidding me? the other inmates see him as -- it's a badge of honor. >> can i ask a dumb question, why don't we put him on trial in a civilian court? john walker is in prison for 20 years for aiding the taliban. that's a federal crime. why didn't we put him on trial? there was no civilian option here? if the president believes in the justice suspect and claimed to be an instructive churl project. why not -- he's a taliban commander. i would love for someone to

explain why that's less preferable. >> especially when they are vowing to get back to afghanistan and continue to fight to kill americans. they don't mind dying for their cause. e-mail us or tweet us. and 80 palestinians were arrested overnight and americans say nipali frankel was arrested in the swiss bank with two others. the prime minister ben gentleman minu min /* benjamin netanyahu has more to say. and it turns out that lois lerner may have printed copies of work-related e-mails.

and if she doesn't, she violates irs rules. it's accused of targeting conservative groups. and jay leno was on the air for 22 years. and in a tell-all book, a producer for "the tonight show" is on divas. jessica simpson wanted the show to pay $18,000 for her to look like that. the show refused to pay it. and bill clinton, according to the producer, clinton never came on the show because he, quote, simply didn't like jay's never-ending monica lewinsky jokes. >> but letterman does it every night. so $18,000, is that what the hair and makeup costs? is that how much you spent? >> no, that's insane.

>> that's god i'm not a woman. another reason why. rick reichmuth, how much do you spend on your hair and makeup? >> a lot. we should take a normal woman and spend $18,000 to see if they look like jessica simpson at the end. >> would that include surgery? >> she is very pretty. take a look at the weather map, here's what is going on. an awesome picture from destin, florida. this right here is george. great looking shot. if you have never been to dustin, it's one of the pret te test. most of the showers will stay away from this area. keep sending us pictures of you and your dad. we'll continue to show you what the weather will be like for you and your dad outside. we'll take you through the northeast. temperaturewise and cloudwise

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well, good morning. the violence in iraq continue this is morning with the isis terrorists continuing their attempts to march closer to baghdad. this as president obama is continuing to weigh military action. >> is this a wait and see approach? and if so, is that the best plan of action for the president to take? >> joining us to discuss the host of "fox news sunday," chris wallace, nice to see you this morning. it seems like a lot of opinions are flowing in from around the world. tony blair, he walked about his essay, basically saying the wait-and-see approach is not sufficient. what are people saying in washington this morning? >> well, you know, you have a very divided opinion. there are certainly military hawks, the john mccains of the world, who say we should get involved and have to get involved right away. there are an awful lot of people

especially in the democratic party, but some republicans as well who say the last thing we want to do is get involved in the quagmire of iraq again. so it's a tough call. politically, i would say people don't want to see us get involved in iraq again, but you have the threat of regardless whether they take baghdad, that isis, too violent for al qaeda, is going to have the stronghold across northern syria and western and northern iraq a kind of safehaven, a base of operations to planter roarist attacks. that could be a real threat to the middle east and quite frankly to the u.s. homeland. >> there are reports this morning that isis is getting funding from saudi arabia and the gulf states, but i don't know if that's true. do you believe the administration is hoping they stop funding the group? >> well, sure. but when you take over a city like mosul, a city of 2 million, they rob the banks and get

hundreds of millions of dollar that is way and carry out kidnappings and extortion. this is not a terrorist group anymore, it's a terrorist army of several thousand fighters over controlling an area that would stretch if it were in the united states all the way from illinois to virginia. i mean, that's just to give you a sense of swap they control. >> why didn't we do anything, chris? all the writing was on the wall for years. even as recently as february with testimony in front of congress from lieutenant generals sitting there saying exactly what the group was about to do in 2014. he laid it out in stark detail. why do you think the administration just didn't do anything? >> well, i think part of it is because we have a real battle going on with our supposed allie, muri al-maliki, the prime minister of iraq, who had when we left an opportunity to create a second retariat government.

and he decided not to do that, basically to push out the others to create a government and an army that was almost completely shiite. in fact, you talked to a retired general jack king, a four-star military general, who said he gutted the army to take out a lot of the good commanders that were not aligning well. so part of the decision on the president, not saying this is an excuse, but it is an explanation that i think it was appealing. why should the u.s. get involved and put more manpower, blood and government into iraq. if they have a shiite base, that's not to the best interest of iraq. >> chris wallace. thank you. check your local listings as he talks about iraq and al qaeda and the future of the tea party

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what started out as a joke with the #endfathersday is become an outrage. >> this is popping up all over the place. >> we'll bring in susan patton, aka, the princeton mom. she told future wives to lock down their husbands while still in college. thank you for being with us. >> a pleasure to be here on father's day. >> so many tweets here, one from tasha, everyone knows we only

need mothers, why do we need father's day? fathers are useless. #endfathersday. >> come on. you are a nasty feminist rhetoric. they are not just ending father's day, they are interested in ending men. that's what they want. they want to say father's day is a creation of male oppress. it's ridiculous. >> there's a reason there are more women living in poverty than at any time in my lifetime because there are fewer married women. when you crush men, you are hurting women. >> we are talking about men who love their children and provide for their families and who daily set an example for young men, young boys, about what it is to be a man today. >> here's a tweet to read. t.j. kats writes, maybe i should ignore my kids today instead of taking care of them.

>> you should never ignore your kids. father's day is a celebration for the dads getting it done. and for the antagonistic women to sale it's male oppression, no, it's a harmless creation of the greeting card industry, the aftershave industry, speaking of which, i brought you a present. want to guess what it is? it's not a pizza, go on. >> it's a puppy. >> no, it really isn't. >> we are going to share it. holy smokes! >> it's designed by my princeton classmate. how beautiful is that? >> that's incredible. that's a neat father's day tie. i don't think my children are awake right now. >> i am glad you are surprised. and delighted. >> i do think the people who say to end father's day, do you think they just had a poor experience with their dads and that's why they don't snuns. >> no. i think we are talking about

group of antagonistic feminist who is probably don't have men in their lives, so this has nothing to do with them in its entirety, but it is just one more thing for them to latch onto and get crazy over. this is absurd. nobody is talking about mother's day and every day is mother's day. >> if they were saying to end mother's day, what kind of outrage would there be? >> without fathers there would be no mothers, but every day is father's day. let's give dads the one sunday in june and be good spirited about it. >> that's the spirit, susan, thank you for being here. >> i look forward to my tie in the mail. coming up, actor harrison ford goes down on the set in a brand new detail. and a man rescues kids from

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♪ happy father's day. that's morgan stoviak and her father. >> and producer ali hedges and her father, ron. >> i love how people look like their parents. me a michigan mcdonald and her father, rich. that's awesome. >> sean growman and his father. >> that is someone who loves her dad. the extra arm hug, you can tell. >> i love my dad day, too. and he's on the phone. >> mr. kooiman, are you there? >> i am, tucker, good morning. >> i don't know what you did to raise anna, but she's one of the nicest people i've met and she loves you. >> and we both love to dance.

are you watching, dance, with the tv and the volume down? can you see us dancing at michael's wedding? >> no, i did not, but you had somebody else's picture -- oh, there i am in the bow tie and everything. >> can you dance as well as anna? anna dances during every commercial break. and sometimes during the news headline, but you can't see it on camera. >> we are not ready for "dancing with the stars," but we have more fun on the floor than anybody else does. >> we have a fun picture from the 1980s with the big bow. >> that's an adorable picture. >> dad, think of some embarrassing funny story to tell our viewers that maybe i haven't shared on the air. >> oh, anna, there are so many of them. i think what comes to mind, one night we had some -- susan and i had some friends over and were

watching a game or something, and anna and michael were running through the house playing, and all of a sudden anna was sitting down with us watching the tv and there was in michael around. said, anna, what are you doing? and she said, michael is playing hide and seek. he thinks i'm looking for him but i'm not. >> i'm very sneaky. he was in a cupboard somewhere. >> every time i think about that, i still have a visual of michael sitting in the dark thinking, this is the best hiding place ever. >> that's awesome. what is the great lesson you learned from your dad? something that takes you through every day of your life. >> my dad is full of them. one thing is, i think it's a john denver song, and the secret to life is to enjoy life. >> that's a taylor song. >> i don't know, dad, i think you really instilled my taste in music, not just the dancing but the singing and listening.

i sent you a present in the mail, will you open it? >> sure, i will. the bag is beautiful, by the way. >> the bag is beautiful. it's like 99 cents from the drugstore. >> whatever. two of my favorite colors, blue and green. >> e loves the walgreens bag. >> so what is it, dad? >> oh, my goodness. well, it's a big heavy coffee table book looking thing that's called 1,001 albums. it's a music book. and what's on the cover but a banana a la anna banana. >> you're right. every time a song came radio, led zeppelin or the beatles, he would say, this is the best song ever. >> dad, happy father's day. >> thank you. i wish you would be here. we are going to be cooking out

this afternoon. having a good time. i so much wish you could be here, but i feel like you are when i see you on tv. >> good deal. i love you. that's a kiss for you. >> i love you, too. tucker, clayton, see you guys. >> great to hear your voice. congratulations. >> thank you very much. we have some stories making headlines this sunday morning, is this what college students want to hear at their graduation? >> i don't remember anyone saying the moon wasn't there or that it was made of cheese. today congress is full of folks who stubbornly and automatically reject the scientific evidence about climate change. they will tell you it's a hoax or a fad. president obama mocking climate change deniers during a speech at the university of california irvine's graduation ceremony. the president issuing a call to action on global warming for tens of thousands in attendance. and harrison ford's "star wars" ankle injury could be worse than thought.

may need a plate and screw in his ankle. and the set may be altered because of his injury. calista flockhart was rushed to be by his bedside in england. and it's our favorite story of the day. a virginia cop, a high-water hero to a whole bunch of kids. check out this officer carrying each student to the other side. he says there's no way he would want his kids to go to school with wet clothes and his fatherly instinct kicked in. we'll go to rick reichmuth. if there's food on the plaza, rick is always nearby. >> you know me very well. if you are out there thinking you have to get your dad something seat to eat, baskin

robins has different desserts for you. this is a baskin robins tool box cake for the handy dad. they have a baskin robbins cake and an ice cream float. and dunkin donuts have a chocolate frosted one. the crew members are looking to attack this in a second. the stores are open today in case you need something for your dad. and take a look at weather going on this morning. we have a nice picture of a dad and his two kids. this is dad creston in jesup, georgia. i assume that's down near brunswick. maybe in towards savannah. 72 degrees as you are waking up this morning. creston, amy and the kids, 86 degrees. you could see a f.%

we'll watch a big warm up across the eastern part of the country into the midatlantic and the great lakes. it's not that hot so far this summer, but this is one of the times where it will warm up. we are getting darker and darker, 94 in raleigh. by the time we get to wednesday, 98. guys -- >> how are they? we can wait until you finish the whole thing. go ahead. >> happy father's day. >> here you go. >> thank you so much. coming up on the show, oh,

megan wants to know, how can we do television with food in our mouth? i'm going to pull this off. >> it seems like a convenient excuse. >> critical e-mails on the i.r.s. scandal suddenly missing in a computer crash? our next guest says this is no accident. see, i can do the news and eat at the same time. i'm here in kabul, afghanistan. i want to wish my father in pennsylvania a happy father's day. i love you.

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he's a brave man. >> that's great. well the i.r.s. claims it cannot recover an up told number of lois lerner's e-mails because of the computer crash even though they promised congress all of them. listen. >> are you or are you not going to provide this committee all of lois lerner's e-mails? >> yes, we will do that. >> yes, we will do that. so why is the i.r.s. changing its tune and what happened to those e-mails?zm5ñ joining me is fox news contributor and author of the brand new book "obama's enforcer," john fund, great to have you here. >> obama has brought us jimmy carter's economy and richard nixon's excuses. the gap in the water gate case. the experts i talked to say the

government server would have been backed up multiple times. so regardless of what happened to lois lerner's e-mails, there should be some kind of record. and i think there's a way to find this. snowden says the nsa can do anything. let's have them go in and i bet they could find something. it is possible that lois lerner like other officials were conducting business at home using aliases or other e-mail accounts. if that's the case, maybe the e-mails are gone, but only because she was on raying illegally conducting business on av"o personal computer. >> that's an interesting point. we showed a statute earlier this morning about what it says in the i.r.a. manual. that a high level official needs to be printing out paper copies of any e-mail and filing them in a paper record. so if we didn't have the electronic version of it, we should have the paper. otherwise she's breaking the law by not printing them out. >> my other question, where do we go from here?

the whole justice dfinvestigati is supposed to happen today. it's headed by a top official who is a top obama donor. and just last week we learned the i.r.s., lois lerner, sent 12,000 records of tea party groups over to justice illegally and the justice was invited by the i.r.s. to have a fishing investigation into the problemer group. >> can't we get some sort of forensic audit or shald we take them at their word? because the e-mails vanish but that's garbage. they live on a server or an isp. she was doing this in private, by the way. if on gmail or hotmail, law enforcement officials can come in and ask your local isp to get copies of the e-mails. >> also, every person that the

irs involved in the search should be asked by congress to appear to it and swear under oath as to what happened. i don't think a lot of people in the i.r.s. wanted to commit purgery. and ultimately as we see the justice department drag this out, it took us 13 months to learn the e-mails were missing. i think if we have the forensic audit, i can tell you how long it will take. two-and-a-half years, just about the time the obama administration leaves office. >> and this would speak certainly after the election. >> well certainly after the november election. >> it certainly won't be wrapped up by september. great two see you. check out the new book "obama's enforcer." crazy video shows a man hitchhiking on a whale shark. and now he's catching heat from the internet for doing it. we'll tell you why. and it's father's day, so when you wind down with dad this evening, what should you watch? kevin mccarthy is joining us

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be the lead of your segment, i'm trying to rack my brain as to who may make the list. it's a bit of a surprise. >> we've been raised by steve martin, obviously in "father of the bride" or chevy chase. tweet me @kevinmccarthytv. john cue, denzel washington, a dad who does anything he possibly can to save his son's life. i know he breaks the law by taking the hospital hostage. it's that pursuit of doing anything you can to save your son's life. my number four, i have to go with bruce willis in "armageddon." any dad who blows up an asteroid and essentially risks his life, he dies for his daughter and the world, that to me is an awesome dad. scene with liv tyler, i lose it every single time. number three on the list, i have

to go with mufsas from "lion king." a beautiful story, voiced by james earl jones. that's my number three. my number two, got to go with "mrs. doubtfire." any dad who dresses up in women's clothes to be with his kids after a divorce, that to me is an epic father. my number one, i have to go with liam neeson in "taken." that to me is the ultimate epic father. i'll let him explain why. check this out. >> what i do have are)w

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good morning, everyone. sunday the 15th of june, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. while you were sleeping a u.s. war ship moved into position near iraqs amilitants battled outside of baghdad and world leaders are calling out president obama for his lack of action. a live report from washington. and busted, caught red-handed. the so-called last ira smells may not be missing after all. lois lerner may be in more trouble than we realized. more coming up. one of the best lessons you learned from your dad. we're sharing ours and we want to hear yours. in fact, i may ask these people, get ready, because "fox &

friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ give a little bit ♪ give a little bit of your love to me ♪ >> what a gorgeous day, looking down 6th avenue towards central park from the world headquarters of fox news chan. you're watching "fox & friends" on father's day. happy father's day both of you guys. >> thank you, anna. >> nice day for it. >> i'm thankful. i get to have one of the greatest jobs of all of television and work with you kind folks. we'll talk to me dad later on in the show who is a proud father. i am excited to talk to him in about a half hour. >> you're in a magnanimous mood. >> i get teary and emotional on some of these family related holidays lately. what's happened to me. >> you're getting old. >> a sign of age.

it's not prostate problems, it's tearing up. >> you're right about that. >> i'm serious. it's weird. >> ten civilians are dead and more than 40 wounded in fighting that's taking place in northwest iraq year the city of tealafar. >> peter ducey has the latest in the chaos. it's actually nearing baghdad. what can you tell us. >> i can tell you on the mainland of iraq, militants are moving toward baghdad. now just offshore in the arab ban gfl, the "uss george h.w. bush," as well as a guided missile destroyer are in place and ready for anything. the pentagon is saying this, quote, the order will provide the commander in chief additional flexibility should military options be required to protect american lives, citizens and interests in iraq. the president says he wants his

national security team to give him options in iraq and now he's got some new ones. president obama has ruled out sending american troops into the country, although some experts are now warning that if air power is going to be effective, there needs to be at least a small ground force as well. >> if we start talking about doing air strikes or using drones or whatever, but using air power, you need a ground force to coalesce the enemy ground force into a mass target that is effective to use air power against. so it doesn't really help you to use air power if your adversary is dispersed among the refugees. it's very ineffective. >> the militants with isis are still in control of the cities they captured earlier this week. isis had their -- now iraqi officials are warning that there

will be severe punishment for anyone else who desserts their post. back to you in new york. >> thanks a lot, peter. >> it's been one of the enduring mysteries in washington this past year, who did lois lerner, the irs official who basically went after the president's political opponents during the last political election, who did she communicate with? we don't know much about who she talked to as they were targeting conservative groups. the reason we don't is the because her e-mail has disappeared, not been given over to congressional investigators. >> yesterday we told you there was a computer crash to blame for these two years of e-mails of correspondence. what we're finding out this morning, if she didn't have a hard copy, she was in violation of irs rules. chapter 10, section 3. if you create or receive e-mail messages during the course of your daily work, you are responsible for ensuring that

you manage them properly. they have to be printed, including the essential transmission data and filing them with related paper records. >> you have to print them out. do they meet the standard of a federal record? that will probably be what the administration will have to argue. if the department of justice drags its feet on everything, we've waited 2 1/2 years to get to this point finding out whether or not they had e-mails. if we're going to have a special prosecutor, some sort of announcement, that will take us another 2 1/2 years, putting us well past the election. take a listen to john. >> very few computer experts believe this is credible. the i.t. experts i talked to say at least the government's server would have been backed up multiple times. regardless of what actually happened to lois lerner's e-mails, there should be some kind of record. i think there's a way to find this. snowden says the nsa can do

anything. let's have the nsa go in and look at this. i bet they can find something. >> i think every person at the irs involved in the search should be asked by congress to appear before it, raise their hand and swear under oath as to what happened. i don't think a lot of people the irs want to commit perjury. ultimately you'd get the truth from this, i think. >> hopefully they won't plead the fifth if their called to do so. are you going to fire her? she's already retired, collecting a nice pension of hers. >> this is the cover-up that i didn't expect. i honestly thought that congress was mad enough, they would compel irs officials, including lerner to give up the goods but they haven't been able to. >> unbelievable. let us know your thoughts on it. friends@foxnews.com. we want to get to this, the united states army is tapping a two-star general to lead the investigation into how and why bowe bergdahl walked off his base in 2009. the general won't be named until a formal announcement is made.

the investigation is expected to start next week. there's still not a timetable for ben bergdahl will be questioned. 80 palestinians arrested overnight, officials say american frankel and the israelis were abducted while trying to hitchhike in the area's west bank. those arrested include members of hamas, the terrorist group prime minister benjamin netanyahu has accused of the abduction. is this what college students want to hear at their graduation? >> i don't remember anybody saying that the moon wasn't there or that it was made of cheese. today's congress is full of folks who stubbornly and automatically reject the scientific evidence about climate change. they will tell you it is a hoax or a fad. >> president obama mocking gop climate change deniers during his commencement speech at the university of california irvine's graduation ceremony.

it was the ride of his life. now a florida fisherman is under fire. jamie bostwick caught on video jumping into the water on venice beach and hitching a ride with a whale shark. it's not against the law to touch whale sharks in florida. >> there are a lot of whale shark touching going on in florida. we'll find out what skills your dad taught you. on this father's day we're reflecting on the things -- >> what did your dad teach you? >> one thing that stands out, my dad said never take short cuts. we'd be doing something in the backyard or building something in the garage, there was a chair in my way, why do you not move the chair out of your way? you'll keep walking into that chair for the next hour and a half. take the time, move it out of your chafr first. i think of that through the rest of my life. >> what about you? >> working hard makes you feel

good. get the hell out of bed. that's what he said. don't waste any time sleeping. it's boring. >> my dad has always said you can do anything you want in life but you can't do everything. >> that's a deep lesson. >> he also told me how to swing a bat, level eye board, he'd put two pieces of plywood there and i'd have to swing between them. >> thomas writes the best lesson my dad ever gave to me, i can still hear his voice, quote, son, finish what you start. >> a tweet from evelyn, my father taught us that a sense of humor will help you in difficult times, love your can't and all who serve deserve respect. >> my father told me nobody owes you a damn thing, kiddo. it's up to you to make something of this life.

>> i like that. no entitlement. do what you do. get it out. >> nice to see you this morning. we'll ask our folks here, it's father's day, what did you learn from your father? a life lesson? >> he taught me how to drive and how to hold a golf club. >> valuable life lesson. you know how to drive. what's your name? >> brenda. >> brenda. what about your dad? >> my dad was a hard-working man and i think the main thing he taught us is that being rich doesn't have anything to do with money. it has to do with your faith, your family and your friends. >> well said, brenda. i like that. we have little kids back here. what's your name, buddy? come on up here, boston red sox fan. >> seth. >> what about your dad? >> he taught us to play the piano and sing. >> play the piano and sng. that's f that's fantastic. happy father's day to all the fathers out there. rick, what about you? >> my dad taught me all kinds of great things, outdoor stuff

mostly, like hiking, fishing, camping. i can tell what these guys dads taught them, go on vacation and exercise. you're on vacation, you're supposed to be eating. >> we're doing a little bit of both. >> it's all about balance. you have to balance it out. too much of this, too much of that, you have to keep a balance. >> good call. good job, dad. another dad for you, take a look at the weather map. we'll show you this awesome dad in charlotte, north carolina with his daughter maggie. he's out at the national whitewater center. that is a very, very cool dad. here's one lesson. if you send your pictures in horizontally rather than vertically, we won't stretch you out when we put you on the picture. 73 degrees, getting up to 90 degrees today. keep sending me pictures of you and your dad. we'll keep sharing them on the show. mid-atlantic spectacular. down to the southeast, florida, we'll see some of the afternoon

showers popping up. for the most part, we're looking good. the northern side of oklahoma and out across the west, we're looking nice and a little bit cooler in towards the southwest. 104 in phoenix. send it back to you. >> rick, this is how we get sunlight in this city. we have to get it off of buildings. the sun just came out here. it's refracted light off that building. >> that's how it happens here. >> pretty good. >> oh, man. all the money and all of the lives lost in iraq, was it all for nothing? retired lieutenant colonel steve russell led the military operation that captured saddam hussein. what does he think about the growing crisis? he joins us live, next. take a look. a special father's day gift for the family of a fallen soldier, how the family is reunited with the dog who served with their late son on the battlefield. it's a remarkable story. stay tuned. ♪ couldn't on me like one, two,

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thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> as someone who served in iraq, you look at this, the country collapsing, falling back in the hands of terrorists, what do you think? >> i think it hurts, to every single one of us, who have served there and given so much of ourselves, lost our friends. and the sad thing is that this is very preventible. >> preventible in what way? >> we should have had an agreement when we had conflict resolution, status of forces agreement leaving a small contingent of forces. they would have easily dealt with this situation as it arose. now we see a situation where you have extremists among the sunni arabs that are trying to make this a sectarian fight, unfortunately, prime minister maliki is now rallying among the shia and also with these militias and this is not something the sunni arabs want. they do not want this future. maliki must share power. you must incorporate the

northern tribes, also the kurds. it has a future. if the united states would help guide them and lead. >> we knew maliki was pro-shiite. he is a shiite. he lived in iran for many years. we knew that. i'm confused as to why no administration, including this one, didn't force him to share power. so obama said we're out of iraq. why before we left didn't we force maliki to share power? >> when we turned over a very good security apparatus and good future, there was initially a sharing of power. maliki in his re-election, he made a move. that's why you saw the dust up in fallujah. he's not including people as members of the cabinet and members and leadership posts and parliament. now what we could see, this is something that the united states must demand as a condition for our support, that he must reach out to the northern tribes, the sunni arabs and he must reach out to the kurds in a power share. if not, we're going to have a

sectarian civil war. >> well, i mean, we're going to have? it looks like this one is in full flower right now, in progress. you get the sense that he wants to wash his hands of this. he feels self-pity. i didn't want to deal with this. can i just walk away? what happens if the president just walks away? >> if he walks away, then we get to feel what people felt in 1937 when chamberlain was calling foreign policy shots. that's what we feel. we cannot fathom any scenario where you have western syrian insurgents uniting with northern iraqi insurgents to create a jihadist entity in the middle east. there's no scenario outcome with that that would be good for the world. united states has to lead, and it has to work with the government and it also has to get them to embrace the sunni arabs and the kurds. >> steve russell, joining us from oklahoma this morning. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. i appreciate it. he never saw it coming.

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>> look at that. our senior producer, gavin and cole, his boys. >> our gavin is the 4th. the one driving is 5, g5. >> elizabeth hasselback wishing everyone out there a happy father's day. thank you, elizabeth. >> and we have another special. here's elizabeth with her husband, too. >> where is that? that's really pretty. >> thank you, happy father's day. >> we have a special daddy on the line. can we get don morris. good morning. >> hi, dad. >> how are you? >> i'm doing great. happy father's day. >> appreciate that. we got to see each other yesterday and had a special little day with all the kids, my kids wanted to help open up your

presents. >> yes. >> what are you doing today, dad? >> look at that. >> well, not cutting the lawn. that's for sure. >> this will be the only day of the week that you don't cut the lawn. >> yes. probably is. >> tucker carlson, growing up, was clayton fast, was he funny? he's one of the fastest people i've ever met verbally. >> was i funny dad, growing up? >> yes, you were. that's for sure. >> class clown? >> yes, you did a good job at that time. different places you would attend and did your own routine on there. you did a great job. you won some. >> when i was 15 years old i convinced my parents to let me go down to a local comedy club and do standup. >> seriously? >> yes. >> how did you do? >> it was amateur night and i won. dad, you were in the audience that night. that was one of the prouder moments of my life.

to hear my dad life that night when i won amateur night in reading, pennsylvania. 12 other comedians. i ended up winning. >> sure did. did a great job. couldn't believe it. >> what life lesson did you learn from your dad? >> barbecuing a whole hog in that photo in the backyard. my dad was a fantastic barbecuer. my dad always taught me, this is a lesson i think about on a regular basis from you. you're the hardest working human being i've ever met in my life. he's a realtor in reading, pennsylvania. up at 5:00 in the morning. never stops working. about to turn 80 years old. never stops learning. the bookshelves constantly filled with books. >> boy do you look-alike. that's unbelievable. >> never take short cuts in life. it always pays off to do the hard work. >> measure twice, cut once. >> exactly.

>> wow, he raised a good boy. >> you must be proud, mr. morris. >> i sure am. i appreciate that and appreciate what you're telling me here. that's great. >> happy father's day, dad. love you. >> love you, too. >> glad i got to see you yesterday for a pre-father's day dinner last night. >> that was wonderful. that was great. >> happy father's day. we'll see you soon. >> happy father's day. >> one of our presents was going to a phillys game. we'll go in two weeks down at citizens bank park together. happy father's day. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. looking forward to it. have a good day. >> have fun today, dad. no lawn mowing. stick to that. >> she had to take the gas out of the lawnmower so he won't do it. >> hard working. apple doesn't fall far from the tree. send us your pictures. two workers crushed to death in less than a year at two separate amazon warehouses. the company is under investigation. just 15 days ago, a woman was pinned and killed by machinery in pennsylvania.

and in december of last year, a man was crushed to death by a conveyer system in new jersey. amazon has not been righted in the death but four staffing agencies were fined for failing to assess the safety risk before hiring the workers. air traffic controller's so-called joke could have put hundreds of passengers in danger. >> you might want to figure out some place for us to park while we sort it out. >> 630, go around. i'm kidding. >> he says i'm kidding but a delta plane was preparing to land at atlanta's airport. the air traffic control operator suddenly told him not to. by the time the operator said just kidding, the pilot already made the turn. the plane did land safely, fortunately. the faa is investigating. christopher diaz was killed by an explosive device as he rushed to help a fellow marine in afghanistan. his bomb sniffing dog dino was on the final mission and survived the ordeal.

now his parents are welcoming dino home just in time for father's day. his mother and father joined us earlier to tell us what it means to have a piece of theiron back. >> it's not replacing chris. that will never happen. this is something that was chris, that chris took care of. >> such an adorable dog. >> dino having a good time there. >> salvador says he's looking forward to sharing a steak tonight with his new best friend. and the next time a friend dares you to go streaking at a sporting event, remember this. >> wow. >> oh, boy. >> should a man tackle another naked man? >> oh! >> a security guard blindsides the naked fan who was running on the field in a rugby match at new zealand. this may have been the hardest hit of the game. take that. >> i wonder how he landed. plus he's naked. whenever i'm streaking i feel so

vulnerable. >> to get attacked from behind like that. >> we're going streaking. >> it happened to me at a hockey game once. still sorting it out. >> every time. >> check in to see if rick has his clothes on. >> i do. >> fellow arizonaens and your 50th anniversary. >> absolutely. having a wonderful time in new york city. >> happy anniversary to you both. enjoy. >> thank you. >> happy father's day to you as well. a nice combo. >> another great picture sent in from san antonio, texas this time with harry and his son who just graduated from air force basic training. so awesome job, dad, that you are creating another great soldier. there you go. 78 degrees in san antonio as you are waking up. getting to about 94 degrees. we appreciate all of these great pictures sent in for father's day today. we'll put this into motion and see how the day plays out. hardly any clouds at all. temperatures spectacular. one of the nicer days we've had across the southeast all week.

the southeast, things will heat up, pop-up thunderstorms, but nothing that will be a washout for any dad out there across areas of the south. not so for parts of the northern plains. parts of wisconsin, through illinois, missouri, down towards oklahoma as well. behind that front, temps cooler. a few showers across the pacific northwest and in towards the northern rockies. overall, things looking pretty good overall. back to you. >> thank you so much. coming up on "fox & friends," look out goldilocks. this is no fairy tale. a mama bear and her cubs out for a stroll in the neighborhood. how this story ends, ahead. >> they like the recycling bins, i'm telling you. think the crisis in iraq won't affect you? maria bartiromo says think about. gas prices soaring and it's about to get even worse. terrorists controlling key oil cities at this hour. maria is up with us, next.

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the continuing violence across iraq has had many effects. one has been to send oil prices skyrocketing. the price climbing to nearly $107, a nine-month high. >> what could this mean for your wallet? here to discuss is the host of "sunday morning futures," maria bartiromo. good morning. >> we got her out of the studio into the bright sunlight. >> you're right. the price of oil is probably the most direct impact that we are seeing as a result of what's happening in iraq and these foreign policy decisions. the bottom line is, this really acts as a tax on people. when you see oil prices go higher and gasoline go higher, higher to heat your home, higher, more expensive to fill your tank, it zaps your disposable income. >> we're hearing from business leaders, too. this is a big concern when they see inaction coming from washington. it creates all kinds of business uncertainty.

they don't know where to put their money, buy new equipment, what to do. it seems like washington is sitting on their hands. >> that's right. that's the other impact, the uncertainty. the corporate sector is probably in the best shape they're in in a long time, sitting on all this cash. but they're not doing anything with it. if you don't know what's going to happen next, if we're going to be forced to put boots back on the ground in iraq, you're not exactly going to hire all of these people and give them benefits and -- when you don't know what's around the corner. so what will you do? freeze up, sit on cash, you'll wait until you have clarity. no clarity begets more no clarity. >> i don't understand why we're embarrassed to have an energy policy. >> exactly. >> no energy, no civilization. why shouldn't we act in our own interest here? >> we haven't had an energy policy in years. it continues to be a black cloud of smoke with us putting the keystone decision on the back burner until after the election. such an important part of the economy and yet we have all of

this uncertainty around it. it's actually also impacting our relationships around the world as well. >> yes. your show is coming up in 15 minutes. >> we'll talk about the impact on the economy of what's happening in iraq and we're just going to say what actually is going to happen next in iraq. we'll talk with buff mckeon, the chairman of the armed services committee. we have a four star general coming on as well, talking about what's happening on the ground in iraq and what the u.s.'s next move should be. we have a big federal reserve meeting next week. we'll talk with sam zell, the head of equity international about real estate and what he's doing as a business leader with all of this uncertainty. >> interesting. >> anything with sam zell is worth watching. >> he's so good. i'm excited about that. >> it's father's day. >> happy father's day, dad! i love you! i gave you pictures of my dad. >> there he is. >> that is a great picture. >> that's my niece, sam. there's my dad and husband with my mom. happy father's day, dad. i love you.

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for folks living in north los angeles in a suburb there. a big animal, both of them caught on camera strolling through backyards, digging through trash cans and climbing fences. eventually they got bored and headed back to the forest. and hope francis announcing he is done using the bulletproof pope mobile. he says the, quote, sardine can keeps him away from the people. at his age he doesn't have much to lose, he says. the pope mobile has been used since 1981 when a gunman tried to kill pope john paul ii. over to you, happy father's day. >> thank you very much. you can never go wrong on father's day with food. it's the fastest way to your dad's heart. >> right there, right through your stomach. celebrity caterer and founder of elegant affairs is here to share some of our mouth watering dishes. >> happy father's day. >> thank you. >> i'm going to inspire you to do these great idea for father's day if you don't have your menu planned yet. >> we haven't. >> what's that?

>> these are buffalo chicken meatballs. forget about the wings. they're way too ordinary. make your meatballs with bread couples, egg and a fabulous bleu cheese dip. the celery stick as a toothpick. >> you bake them? >> put the hat sauce on top. >> this steak is mouth watering. >> skirt steak is popular, soy sauce, brown sugar, scallions, garlic and onion. marinate that. >> in the refrigerator. >> in the refreight rear -- refrigerator. food safety first. >> this is a porterhouse steak. >> 42 ounzs, actually, to be exact. a dry rub. the rub is not hours.

salt, onion powder, or enegano powder, put it on this steak, it is unbelievable. >> how long does that take to cook? >> at least 20 minutes on each side. use your thermometer. 140 for medium well. >> that's a 40-minute cooking job. >> it could be. depends on your grill. >> moving along, everybody puts out chips and dip. make these cones. it's all about presentation. you can make these cones with craft paper from the craft store. these chips, turnip chips, do a bacon scallion dip. >> this may be one of the best chips i've ever had. >> i know. >> they're healthy. they're not potatoes. these are beats. >> have a lot. have a lot of dip. you can do pitas and hummus. look at this.

this is a blackboard. home depot, really cheap. guacamole, hummus. we made individual bowls. people can grab it, graze, walk around. it's the ordinary turned into extraordinary. >> why did you put corn in there? >> it's a corn salad instead of the average guacamole. we put corn and black bean salad. it's fabulous. >> what is that? >> mason jars, buy them in the supermarket. okay? you can put them in a big bowl of ice. this is iced tea and lemonade. to make it manly, spike it with bourbon, cointreau, triple sec. you have a virgin and nonvirgin cocktail. >> finally, what's that? >> this is a hummus parfait. the same idea, taking the ordinary. you have hummus, roasted red pepper, a pita chip and you can lay them out. you can really do this with anything. >> you know what, it's a crap

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that. >> happy father's day. they deserve a big hug. >> happy father's day, everybody. good morning. is america headed back to baghdad? good morning, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo. this is "sunday morning futures." president obama saying all options are on the table. short of putting u.s. boots back on the ground. but are there other options viable as the situation escalates across the iraqi, syrian border. we'll ask chairman of the house armed services committee. we'll also talk about the committee's hearings on the exchange of our one soldier for five taliban leaders. has the president broken the law? plus, an upset in the gop. eric cantor primaried out by the tea party. now the race is o