heroin. it creates a rush of feel-good endorphins. final lip -- finally the ugly. a robbery fails. someone notices the gun was fake and held down the robber until the police arrived. that's all the time we have. "fox & friends" starts now. good morning it is friday, june 20. gone but not forgotten. the lost e-mails at the center of the i.r.s. scandal front and center today when the commissioner heads to the hot seat on capitol hill. we will finally find out. will we? what lois lerner said. >> let's hope. meanwhile, president obama announcing his latest plan for iraq. no, we're not sending troops. we're sending john kerry. will that be enough to stop the advancing jihaddists? we're going to report and you decide. >> man versus goliath? kind of.

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check, but this did he sound great in the sound check -- but they did sound great in the sound check. >> end of the road is what they're playing on your plaza. the grill is hot. the summer concert series in effect today. >> it's a beautiful day outside and a great day inside as well. we're all wearing purple because it is go-purple day to raise awareness for alzheimer's. 44 million people are living with it today. of course many people are trying to figure a way how to solve the problem. and they need money. and this is our way of supporting them today. >> this is a fantastic cause. a lot going on overnight. a lot going on today. heather childers is standing by with the headlines. >> nice to join you on this friday. a surprise vote late last night to move this country one step closer to banning the n.s.a. from spying on you. the house passed an amendment blocking the agency from searching

through your phones, your computers, all of that without warrant. the legislation also bans the n.s.a. and the c.i.a. from forcing manufacturers to install backdoor programs allowing easier access to technology. it now heads to the senate. breaking news for you out of colorado. a manhunt underway for the suspect who shot three people outside a concert featuring the rapper naz. the gunmen opened fire in the parking lot right as the show at the red rock amphitheater ended. right now police searching the cars of all the concert goers before they leave the park. the big question this morning: how in the world did the world's premier lab expose 75 workers to live anthrax? workers at the government-run c.d.c. in atlanta did not follow proper procedures leading to the dangerous exposure. none of them have shown any

symptoms yet but they can take up to two months to appear. that's scary. >> he's the man behind many of the songs that we grew up with. ♪ ♪ >> so many great songs. gerry goffin, song writing partner and ex-husband of carol king died at the age of 75. they made hits like the one you just heard, will you still love me tomorrow. they also wrote natural woman and take good care of my statement. in a statement, king says that goffin was her first real love. they definitely wrote good songs. >> thank you very much. >> we have brand-new reports this morning you're going to want to hear that militants have seized saddam hussein's chemical

weapons stockpile in iraq. that's according to the telegraph and not independently confirmed by fox news. if true, insurgents could have access to potentially deadly poisons including mustard and sarin gas. this as president obama announces a plan of action. elisabeth prann is live in washington to break down that plan for us. elizabeth, what do you have? >> reporter: good morning. not only is the president sending secretary of state john kerry perhaps in an effort to encourage nouri maliki to step down, he's also dispatching about 300 military personnel to help. we have john kerry on record. list ton what -- listen to what he said just yesterday. okay, looks like we don't have that sound. on the controversial topic of iran, the president says they will play a constructive role if they

join the u.s. for calling for inclusivety. the strategy is not sitting well with republicans on the hill. >> also in washington, d.c. later on today the i.r.s. boss, the commissioner is going to show up. this will be the first time he's been in the hot seat since it was revealed that that woman right there -- lois lerner -- apparently, you know the really important e-mail they all wanted to take a look at? apparently her hard drive crashed, then they recycled. also the six people involved in the targeting scandal who they would also like to examine, their e-mail, they're all gone too. so this is the first time mr. koskinen, john, will show up on capitol hill. i would imagine it's going to be feisty. >> might get a little tense there, particularly because there are two investigations going on now. senator orrin hatch out of utah is holding a bipartisan investigation. he said that he wasn't

informed about any sort of e-mails gone missing due to technical error. he was only informed a week ago when actually the i.r.s. informed the treasury department, he said, informed the white house about the missing e-mails in april. why did it take two months longer for this commission and the other to actually find out as it pertains to this investigation? >> let's listen. >> the i.r.s. commissioner told me on march 26 of this year they had the e-mails. somebody's not telling the truth. somebody is misleading us. i had the i.r.s. commissioner tell me personally that they had the e-mails and that they were stored on servers. so was he misinformed? was his staff misleading him? was he lying to congress? >> none of it is good. there is no that anything crashed. we're going on their word that it crashed, which is embarrassing. but if it didn't crash, they would rather take the slings and arrows than tell us where those e-mails are and what they contain.

there is no good scenario there because we are not getting the fact. another focus on the i.t. department. we have a problem, we call the help desk and the help desk helps us. other people in the i.r.s., i guess, you call the help desk and they are say let's throw it out. >> you call the help desk and say i lost my e-mail, they say we'll help you recover. what's interesting, if it's on the server, that would be a backup, they would be able to find it. there is an item in "politico" that said overnight darrell issa's committee is calling in one of the white house lawyers to testify what she knows. before she was at the white house she worked at the i.r.s. and she was in charge of trying to collect all those e-mails. even though she's working for the white house, she's now in a position where she used to be at the i.r.s., she can be called in and say, hey, did you know about these missing e-mails back then? what do you know about it? >> to the blind eye, you

say conservative groups were targeted before an election because of their tax exempt status. that could be anybody cause for concern. then you say in a two year period that certain e-mails were written, that may have something important to determine innocence or guilt as it relates to lois lerner and the i.r.s.'s targeting as they are accused, that might be interesting to look at too. but they've gone missing. suspicion and cranks except for nancy pelosi who says this is just the fact that they need an update on their computers. this is not about suspicion. >> what it convinces me is they need a new technology system at the i.r.s. they need to upgrade their technology. get it right. so that there's no suspicion about what agenda anyone may have. >> those sound bites she gives are so fascinating. if there is a problem with the computer, bang us out of it.

let's talk about immigration because governor rick perry knows all about it. he is the governor of texas and has been warning about the problem at the border for a long time. president obama tried to hand him a letter saying here's the problem. you've got to handle the border. everyone's ignored it. since october there's 47,000 kids have crossed the southern border alone. that is a 90% increase from last year. you think that's a problem? absolutely. here's governor perry last night with bill o'reilly. >> we've been flagging this issue, calling it to the attention of this administration since 2009. 2010 i gave the president a letter on a tarmac. in 2012, we brought to their attention flag, put the caution lights on that there were unaccompanied children, alien children coming in and it's only gotten worse. >> are you saying tonight, though, governor, that president obama doesn't care about the issue, he blows you off, ignores you? you've been telling him for years you need help and he

doesn't respond? is that what you're telling us tonight? >> if the track record is indicative of that, that is stkaebgt what i would be -- that is exactly what i would be saying. from 2009 until the kurpt time the president has not addressed this issue. >> apparently yesterday he did talk on the telephone to the president of mexico and he said we've got to come up with a strategy because they will not be able to stay. they won't qualify for legalized status for deferred deportation including the children, he said. we are send joe biden down to guatamala to talk to the guatamalans about do you really want to send your children there? it's dangerous, they won't get to stay. for us in the united states there are two problems. one is i was reading in a miami paper this morning they've got hundreds of thousands of new kids there, they have to put them in school. that means thousands of dollars per kid. where is that money coming from? taxes in florida are probably going to go up. also for all those people,

images yesterday, people with full-blown measles, people with measles and tuberculosis getting on public buses in this country, flying everywhere, they don't know. the person next to them doesn't know that. could there be an outbreak of stuff we haven't been exposed to in decades? maybe. >> this is a humanitarian issue, national security issue. perhaps while the president is there talking, he may mention getting our jailed marine, sergeant tahmooressi back. we'll update you on that. coming up, we have a teenager arrested on pot charges facing life behind bars. does this punishment fit the crime? >> what if he's a convicted felon? he's got girls across the country swoon today. -- swooning today.

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president obama addresses the growing crisis of isis in the middle east. he says america will not be returning to fight in iraq, so to speak. >> we're prepared to send a small number of additional american military advisors, up to 300, to assess how we can best train, advise and support iraqi security forces going forward. american forces will not be returning to combat in iraq. ultimately this is something that is going to have to be solved by the iraqis. american combat troops are not going to be fighting in iraq again. >> all right. that's good news for the insurgents. pete hegseth calls the response underwhelming. he is the c.e.o., concerned veterans for america and a fox news contributor and he fought there. captain, what do you think and what's the buzz among your colleagues about this 300 advisors, green berets in iraq. >> they can do a lot of damage especially if they're pulling triggers

but the president made it clear that won't be happening. what does advise and support mean? if it just means helping iraqi forces, you're going to get limited impact. if they're out there alongside guiding on the battle field you could see push-back by isis on gains made. i am very underwhelmed by this 300. it is not a strong showing of support. at the very at least it shows the grudgingly begrudgingly sees an interest in a terrorist haven in iraq. we're behind the curve but it's at least something. >> david petraeus backtracking a little bit saying he would support limited airstrikes against leadership of the isis group because isis targets the west, and that would be one way of protecting us. >> i think he's -- i'm glad to hear him say that. isis has shown a desire to hit the west. the caliphate expanding between syria and baghdad

is extremely dangerous. it looks like a pre-9/11 afghanistan. it is not something we can tolerate. these 300, hopefully eventually more if necessary. to push them back is critically important. what we can't fall into, brian, also is just becoming a too for the shia elements for maliki's army. he would want that because this has become a sectarian fight. >> the only people that have earned our loyalty have been the kurds. by the way, they're now overmatched because the sunnis have taken our humvees and our ammunition and our hardware and are now using it because the shia army we trained ran away. >> gave it away. the peshmering has to be a big part of this equation. it should include operators up north working with them to push isis back from that direction. they have been loyal allies for a long time. i did see they will include advisors up north.

i think that is an opportunity to get behind the lines of isis on the iraqi-syrian border and push towards baghdad as well and create dual pressure that could put this many on their heels a little bit. >> thank you so much. ahead, serious accusations this morning against governor scott walker. he's accused of illegal fund-raising. but is that all just a political hunt? he's going to be here live to explain. then maria molina survived an avalanche, a raving river, even passed out in a fighter jet. so what do we make her do today? she survived because she's here. we'll find out. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] it has been said that beauty is found within... that what's on the inside is what really counts. agreed.

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you want some prao*eu morning headlines? we got them for you here. one person missing after a house skphroepbgs near the city of -- explosion near denver. officials are working to find out what caused the explosion. a luxury yacht went up in flames. it happened in a shipyard near san diego. the fire destroyed the boat that was worth $17 million. cause under investigation. what a picture. >> so far maria molina has survived an avalanche, flash flooding in a car, a raging river and passing out in a fighter jet. >> so what's left? can she handle one of the largest military exercises in the world? let's ask her. hi, maria. what's wrong with you? >> there's only two things i'm scared of: needles and centipedes and they were not included in these shoots. thanks to the men and women of the united states air force, i survived.

while i did have fun operation angel thunder is about practicing serious skills for serious situations. that's me being hoisted to safety by the 38th rescue squadron. i'm playing a lost and injured civilian in the angel thunder exercise run by the air force. >> it is excellent training particularly for some of the youngerer ones in our squadron who have not deployed overseas. >> for two weeks 1,800 men and women from all branches of the military practice responding to real-world scenarios. everything from combat to natural disasters, the air force prepares for it all. that's because they respond to it all. >> whether it's bringing medical personnel to the injured, evacuating the injured or even just flying relief supplies to those locations. >> success during real-life missions like those depend on the skills taught at angel thunder. >> it gets us talking

together, working together and training together. >> the operation is highly coordinated and perfectly timed from the guys on the ground to the crew in the helicopter to the ac-130 plane flying high above telling everyone where to go. if it sounds complicated, it is supposed to. >> it is the best of the trained for the hardest mission. >> that is why most exercises don't go according to plan on purpose. >> you do a lot of stuff while out there. you pull security, you move tactically, you treat patients. >> senior air man benjamin sanders was the power rescue man or p.j. who saved me but i didn't make it easy. i was lost and pretending to be injured. >> you had a head lars racial that appeared -- a head laceration which appeared to be controlled. a p.j. is trained and

equipped to rescue people across t is in water, in the desert, in the mountains. >> even in a storm? >> even in a storm. >> and i want to thank the u.s. air force, especially the 38th and 41st rescue squadrons. they include the p.j.'s and the helicopter crew involved in my rescue. >> it is official now, you are the "fox & friends" damsel in distress. >> anything you guys need. these men and women just incredible to be there on the ground, seeing all their skills and then rehearsing these possible scenarios that could play out. >> you say you had a laceration, they actually put blood on you and so the guy had to identify what was wrong with you? >> yeah. because they're setting up a scenario and not everyone knows what it is. so the people rescuing me weren't aware of what my possible injuries were. they put makeup on and faked the injuries so that the people rescuing me could figure out what that injury was. they even were about to put an i.v. in my arm.

one of the two things i'm scared of are needles so i freaked out. >> i draw the line at that. they do fantastic work. and when there's trouble, they run toward it. thank you, maria. that's great. straight ahead on this friday, the c.i.a.'s secret plan to scare kids from joining al qaeda, a bin laden action figure? yeah. that story coming up next. >> the i.r.s. claims lois lerner's e-mails vanished into thin air. but are they really gone forever? curt the cyber guy is here to show us that can't possibly be true. >> it is my job to tell you whose birthday it is. it is brian wilson. he turns 72 and he's still singing about surfing. >> he's going to be on our show. >> everybody is. ♪ ♪

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[laughing] >> it's your shot of the morning. reporter jake hamilton screaming as he tests out the world's tallest, fastest wooden roller coaster, goliath debuted in chicago. it has 180 drops. it can go 72 miles per hour. it looks scary. >> the one thing i don't understand, is he saying my hair! my hair! evidently he is kevin mccarthy's friend. kevin mccarthy reviews movies. so does this guy. >> now he reviews roller coasters. i'd be screaming. >> you scream at "it's a small world." >> it happens. enough about me. more about what's been happening through the night and this morning. heather childers with us. >> the thing is at the end his hair didn't move.

he's screaming my hair at the beginning and then it didn't move. his hair was okay. we begin with this. wisconsin governor scott walker accused of being involved in a nationwide illegal fund-raising scheme. prosecutors claim walker coordinated with conservative groups to help him survive a 2012 recall election. the potential 2016 presidential candidate says accusations are, quote, categorically false. >> i mean, i think it's pretty clear you've had two independent sources, a state judge and a federal judge, state judge that has no relation to me politically and the federal judge said they did not find those arguments valid. >> at 7:15 governor scott walker responds to the new allegations. he'll do that live. life in prison for pot brownies, that is what happened to a 19-year-old. he faces those charges after police in texas searched his apartment and found bags of weed and pot

cookies and brownies. why the possibility of a life sentence? police apparently weighed all the products together, raising the charge to a felony. >> murderers get less time than that. the thought that my son could possibly go to prison at all is something that i can't even get my head around. >> jacob's attorney is trying to get that case thrown out. >> listen to this. the c.i.a.'s secret plan to keep kids from joining al qaeda. a creepy bin laden doll. the spy agency secretly developed this, this toy back in 2005 with the help of hasbro. it's made of heat-sensitive material. it is designed to peel off and reveal that, a red-faced bin laden who looks like a demon. hundreds of the dolls were sent to pakistan but the project was reportedly

canned before any of them were handed out. >> and just call him a smooth criminal. this mug shot going viral after police posted it on facebook. this convicted felon, jeremy meeks moments after being arrested on felony weapons charges. here's what people are saying. rachel calls him the most attractive criminal ever. mark wants to know if he models on the side. and joe points out he is handsome but let's not forget he is a criminal first. the 30-year-old north carolina man is being held on $900,000 bail. and those are your headlines. the criminal officially charged with street terrorism. >> i was reading that they say he's got dreamy eyes. >> that's not attractive to

me. >> maria molina who survived an earlier experience with the air force joins us now with a preview of the day ahead weather-wise. >> good morning. it is a beautiful day in new york city. we're looking at sunshine and very pleasant temperatures but i first want to show you this video that was shot on wednesday from south dakota. it is a tornado. you can see how it tears apart a home, a very scary situation out there. we've had several days of extreme weather across parts of south dakota and also parts of nebraska with several confirmed tornadoes, several ef-4's also confirmed. that means tornadoes could potentially have winds up to 200 miles per hour. devastating across portions of the plains. there is a risk today for severe weather across minnesota and northwestern wisconsin. it is a small chance but it only takes one storm. damaging winds that could produce significant damage in your area. by saturday that risk

expands to parts of south dakota, nebraska, illinois and across the state of iowa, you could be looking at severe weather. showers and storms in chicago and temperatures heating up into the 90's across parts of the southeast and also the plains. by the way, elisabeth, tomorrow marks the official start of summer early in the morning, summer solstice. let's head over to you. >> the i.r.s. commissioner headed to capitol hill today to answer questions about how two years of lois lerner's e-mails vanished into thin air. they claim her computer, her drive crash, a crash republicans consider suspicious. >> i think the american public gets it that when a disk drive, quote, crashes, the data is still there and competent authorities can recover virtually, if not all of that data. it's clear that this disk went to this -- this drive went to the bone yard at a convenient time with convenient information.

>> are lerner's e-mails really gone forever? joining me is text expert, curt the cyber guy simpson. a lot of questions here. you're going to hear more about it this afternoon. can these e-mails be gone forever if they're on a server? >> how come they don't lose my tax bill? it's outrageous to think these are gone forever. i don't think we've seen the end of the story. i think we're seeing the beginning of it. the drive that was like this that would have been on her desktop -- >> this is the hard drive? >> a typical desktop computer. it has inside of it a drive and drive controller. the story goes that not only did ms. lerner's hard drive fail at her desktop, but coincidently at the same moment six of the other people who may have been involved in this also had a hard drive crash. we know that hard drives will crash. there's a life span to a computer's hard drive even if it's the server that's storing the data and it's going to. but the likelihood that all

six plus ms. lerner's drive died at the same moment, hard to believe. so where is it now? where's all that e-mail? other possibilities exist and that is they could have been stored on her computer and saved there. there is a laptop now in the possession of somebody doing an investigation. there could be something there, although that's likely new. the servers that were used at the i.r.s. are unlike most modern-day servers. they're recorded on tape. the tape was kept for about six months and then reused so all the data that would have been back in 2011 long gone from that. let's x out that source. what about all the people who may have received that e-mail or sent e-mail? they've got a copy and i think that's where we're going to see a smoking gun at some point because there are 25,000 e-mails right now that have been uncovered. it's a matter of combing through those and seeing what may be sitting right there. >> you're saying the lost e-mails whom they were sent to, that will be the key to finding this information?

>> or who may have sent it the other direction. >> let me ask you this. would we be able to know technically if they made an attempt to recover those lost -- >> i don't know that anybody can deny there was an attempt being made. but there's a lot of stuff that can be done to try to recover missing data on a drive. one can be as crude as you and i putting in the freezer for a few minutes, cooling it down and then suddenly a hard drive will spin again and we get the information off to then we can spend with deep pockets all the money in the world, send this out to a forensic place and they will perform surgery as if it's an open-heart surgery and in many cases be able to get this information. what we're hearing is all that happened and yet humpty dumpty couldn't be put back together again. >> what i'm hearing from you is it is still possible to get that information. kurt, thanks for joining us. a high school accused of blocking websites like

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there was like an eruption on my skin. i had no idea i had shingles. red and puffy and itchy and burning. i'd lift my arm and the pain back here was excruciating. i couldn't lift my arms to drum or to dance. when i was drumming and moving my rib cage and my arms like this it hurt across here. when i went to the doctor and said what's happening to me his first question was "did you have chickenpox?" i didn't even really know what shingles was. i thought it was something that, you know, old people got. i didn't want to have clothes on. i didn't want to have clothes off. if someone asked me "let's go dancing" that would have been impossible.

♪ ♪ >> bon jovi playing -- praying that he gets to buy the buffalo bills but he'll have some stiff competition. donald trump, the team kicking off the bidding process. an ankle injury turned out to be something more serious for harrison ford. he's -- he broke his leg. he had surge relationship and is now recovering. -- he had surgery and is now recovering. >> thank you for the show biz. >> no problem. it's better with friends. >> that's right. time to look back at another great week here at "fox & friends." >> hello, b.r.b., w.f.

mornings are better with friends, okay. >> good morning. >> should i tell everybody what happened? i get this call from my son. he says dad, the tree in front of the house, it's on fire. >> what caused the tree to catch on fire? >> the tree caught on fire, hit live wires. the branch caught on fire. >> was there a big storm? >> big storm. >> okay, you left that part out. >> who is george walks? >> he walked yesterday. >> why didn't you call me? >> because your tree was on fire. >> did i tell you that story? >> okay. wow! >> that's about 300 bucks. >> a california father catches a home run with a baby in his hand. >> take his pacifier out. we'd love to hear his reaction. >> i love that orange.

>> not bad tie too. >> kilmeade picked out my tie. >> honey, i lost my pants. why are we showing you this picture from my wedding day? >> you took advantage of her prewedding bridal state and went ahead with the break-away pants. >> i said dawn i need a wedding shot for throwback thursday and she chose that. there was that and later we put our pants on. >> that was the first choice. >> he basked in the glow of "jersey shore" for years and now you want to disassociate yourself. >> that's actually really good. >> national martini day. i didn't get any cards in the mail. >> this will be a really dirty martini.

>> you have to like add bailey's or something. >> you want to meet brian? >> yeah. i've always watched him on "fox & friends." great personality. >> he is heading out here. what are you thinking of saying to brian when you meet him? >> i hope he gives me a big hug. that's number one. >> give him a hug. >> glad to meet you, brian. >> a handshake. >> hug maria. that's more fun. >> i need a hug. >> all right, everybody. tune in tomorrow. >> we promise not to be two-dimensional. >> was that a month or just a week? >> that was a week. you miss a little, you miss a lot. >> you and that guy, did you decide you would be pen pals now? >> we haven't decided to keep our relationship going. i think it peaked. but i did have to take the painting back, that was one

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one student at a connecticut high school makes a shocking discovery while doing research for a classroom debate on gun control. >> when trying to access the nra web site and other right leaning web sites on his school computer after that, he noticed they were all blocked. but the pages belong to go left leaning groups like planned parenthood and newtown action alliance were not. senior andrew lampart who is graduating this weekend, says he reached out to school aofficials to alert them to the situation, but nothing has been done since and he joins us now. good morning to you. >> thank you. >> you were working on a gun control debate and you discovered the nra web site was blocked and you started to fish around? >> yes. i first decided to look at the nra and similar sites to find facts supporting -- pardon me, opposing gun control.

being on a school site, i knew that was important to have facts for both sides of the case. i noticed this was blocked. a little curious. so i continued on with more sites. i found these were also blocked. >> in fact, in all there were 36. we've got a graphic that shows some that were blocked and some that were not. >> this is an example of those that were blocked. nra, gop sites, not blocked where the newtown action alliance, connecticut sate democrat site. what did you think when you found this? >> i was shocked. i didn't really know what to believe. i thought i was really hoping this was a random occurrences. but after finding this many examples in a short amount of time, it was apparent that this was something very serious going on. >> it looked like somebody was blocking half the political spectrum. so you went to the

superintendent and she vowed she would take action. >> he. >> he did. he did not. and then you took it to the school board and they said they would look into it. since then, the school has issued a statement and they blame it on the filter. they're blaming it on dell, which seems curious that dell's filter would only block out half of the web sites. >> right. >> how did they respond to that? >> dell actually posted something on their facebook page last night saying that their system goes through web sites, usually the ones more popular are the first to be categorized, usually by the content on the web site. basically -- i don't believe this is really dell's problem, but more importantly is the fact that nobody has been monitoring this at the high school. i asked them who is supposed to be in charge of monitoring this and i have not received a response. >> it is a -- it does seem a

little fishy that just half of the world is blocked out and the other half is out there. 'cause in high school, you want to get both sides of the story, especially if you're working on a debate story. >> you deserve more as a student trying to get the info. thank you for joining us. >> good luck saturday when you graduate. >> thank you. >> make sure you shake that superintendent's hand. remember me? i'm that guy. thank you. coming up on this friday, charlie rangel at it again. this time he's comparing tea party to terrorists. we'll play the tape. plus, just in, america's least favorite fast food. do you know what it is? stay with us, we're about to find out. ♪ ♪ (trader vo) i search.

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shows '77. you know what you got to talk to him about, they had the number one single in the world for 13 weeks in a row. you know who kicked off the record books? elvis presley! >> talk about record setting. >> they're a fantastic group and we're honored they would join us on this friday in the summer. >> that's right. heather childers is also joining us today. good morning, friend. you have the headlines for us. >> i sure do. nice to be here. surprising vott night. move this country one step closer to banning the nsa from spying on you. the house passed an amendment blocking the agency from searching through your phones, through your computers without a warrant. the legislation also bans the nsa and the c.i.a. from forcing manufacturers to install what's called back door programs, allowing easier access to technology. it now heads to the senate. kevin mccarthy waking up the new majority leader this

morning. he replaces eric cantor. mccarthy, a former dally owner, moves up to the number two spot on august 1. to replace mccarthy as whip, republicans elected steve scalise of louisiana. the big question this morning, how in this world did the premiere lab expose workers to live anthrax. this happened at the government-run cdc in atlanta. they apparently did not follow proper procedures. none of them have shown any symptoms yet. but symptoms can take up to two months to appear. inhaled anthrax can be deadly in 85% of cases if untreated. if treated, the fatality rate still as high as 45%. scary stuff for them. and he said that it felt like warp in the matrix. a man flipping head over heels

not once but twice after a car slams into his motorcycle. this happened in clear water, florida. the impact so hard, michael smith is thrown into the middle of the intersection. >> i just let it all go from there. i was upside down. like yo, like i can either land on my feet or my head right now. >> i don't know how this happens. he went hurt. he says his gymnastics training saved his life. that's remarkable. we should have him in here to talk to him. i want to know how he did that. >> wearing a helmet? >> doesn't look like he had a helmet on. >> i think he should be a stunt man when he grows up. >> all right. thank you. let's talk about the irs and the unfortunate incident where we're trying to get to the bottom of the fact that tea party groups were targeted and we find out the people that know and were communicating to

actually implement a strategy if it was the case were e-mailing each other and if they were communicating through e-mail f we saw them, we'd be able to piece together the strategy if there was one. the problem is it turns out their e-mail, lois lerner's e-mail crashed for two years. they lost two years worth of e-mail and six other irs higher ups also claim their computer crashed and their i.t. department chucked out the hard drive. >> you know what's curious about this, there is an item in the "wall street journal" that lays out the time line and it shows that back in 2011, dave camp, who heads up the ways and means committee, and he's running things and they're going to bring in the commissioner today -- back in 2011, he sent lois lerner and the irs a letter and said, hey, are you targeting tea party groups and conservative groups? are you, are you? just about a week later, her computer conveniently crashes. is it a coincidence? i'm sure they will say yes. but none the less, mr. john

costennen will appear in the hot seat and try to explain how there couldn't be a back up. >> sure. we've double scandal here. number one, the fact that conservatives seem to have been targeted prior to an election season as it related to their tax exempt status. he sits there in the hot seat facing the music. they're going to want to know, why didn't congress know is this why didn't you tell them that the e-mails were disappearing or just disappeared when he told other departments in april? was there an attempt to recover these e-mail as soon as what happened in that recovery? we talked to a tech guy not too long ago who said look, there are ways they could have attempted to recover information, including a freezer. >> i'm not even convinced it crashed. how do we know -- what's the proof it crashed? where is the broken hard drive? it's tossed out? where are the e-mails? they don't exist. but it could be the fabrication,

number one, did you just throw out these e-mails? did you destroy these e-mails? did you destroy the hard drive? or did they even crash at all? did they look at everything and say these are so incriminating, we're better off coming up with a ridiculous excuse than actually giving theme piece e-mail. >> the bottom line, whether you're republican or democrat, if the government is attempting to punish you prior to an election, your organization, because of your beliefs, then you have a problem there. so the american people deserve answers and lois lerner pleading the fifth, not giving info there. now these e-mails disappearing, and the time line that this targeting occurred. what's to hide, everybody is asking? and nancy pelosi stands by the fact, look, they need new computers. this isn't a scandal. >> it convinces me that they need new technology system at the irs. they need to upgrade their technology. get it right so that there is no suspicion about what agenda

anyone may have on that. >> okay. so she's saying they need new equipment. this is becoming a bipartisan scandal. people on both sides. people on the right say look, it looks like they destroyed government data. but there are people on the left who say the scandal is the irs does not have enough money to effectively screen groups like the tea party and whatnot. give them more money. if they're going to give them more money, give them more money to buy the cloud or some sort of back up so this never happens again. >> it was an hour later than he said he was going to. the president talked about a way forward in iraq and that will be halfway. or an eighth of the way. at least he's addressing it. 300 advisors will be dispatched to iraq to baghdad to take a look at aiding those who are trying to repel the despicable sunni extremist group, the terrorist extremist group, this

isis. he's going to go throughout and evaluate the situation. i understand drones are flying constantly and we have other aircraft in the area trying to assess the battlefield in seven cities that have fallen into enemy hands. the 300 advisors are going to get their hands dirty? shooting people? fighting back? the answer is no. advising al-maliki so far. >> we don't know exactly what they're going to do. the president made it very clear, there will be no combat troops, so it doesn't sound like these advisors will be shooting anybody. >> the green berets. >> so the suggestion was maybe they're sending in the advisors to call in the air strikes, but the president said yesterday there are no imminent air strikes. the problem right now is that -- charles krauthammer talks a little bit about this -- the president is telling the enemy a lot about what we're doing and what we're not doing. here is the doctor. >> it is always a mistake to say x is off the table. you can believe it. you can stick to it. you can tell people in private.

but you don't announce it. i can assure you that if there is a offensive like an assault in the green zone, there will be combat troops on the ground, otherwise we'll have a benghazi squared. >> that was charles' explanation and sort of really indictment of what could come looking back in history at benghazi and the exposed americans that were there. president obama also yesterday blamed maliki on why this happened. he said this. >> keep in mind, that wasn't a decision made by me. that was a decision made by the iraqi government. we offered a modest residual force to help continue to train and advise iraqi security forces. >> what? >> yeah. maliki, he claims, he was the one who decided we shouldn't have a residual force there

because he didn't want to indemnify our troops. but it one of our guys or women did something wrong, we didn't want to be subjected to iraqi laws. but the president never engaged in any long form negotiation about a residual force left behind. in fact, the president said the most he would leave behind in the best scenario is 3,000 troops. so al-maliki says for that, we don't even want it. so the president doesn't put any troops in there. he said al-maliki made that decision. well, that really stunned a lot of people who have been tracking this whole iraq war because we remember the 2011 debate with president obama and mitt romney at which time he was asked about this and about the pullout. mitt romney couldn't believe he was pulling out all the troops and thought it was a mistake to do so. listen to what he said. >> with regards to iraq, you and i agreed, i believe, that there should have been a status of forces agreement. oh, you didn't want a status of

forces? >> what i would not have done is left 10,000 troops in iraq that would tie us down, that certainly would not help us in the middle east. >> wow. so he was going to refuse the threshold that most military experts said was necessary to have any type of leverage in that country after the surge and after he termed it a peaceful iraq. >> it does appear that he's changed his story and luckily our hard drive didn't crash and we were able to present to you folks this morning the evidence, exhibit a, because things aren't going well now, they probably should have done something back then. now they're trying to rewrite a little history. >> we would have been able to see what was going on in the sunni area and iran wouldn't have had a force. they wouldn't have been flying over iraq into syria to help those rebels because they wouldn't have thought they could do that with us there. now they have -- that's their big playground now. >> that status of forces agreement could have been a huge difference maker and a negotiation should have been ramped up. coming up, serious

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prosecutors are alleging wisconsin governor scott walker was at the center of a nationwide criminal scheme claiming the governor and some of his staffers talked about illegally working with groups and individuals, including republican strategist karl rove,

a fox news contributor at one point. here to respond to the allegations is governor scott walker. good morning to you. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> so over the last couple of years, there has been some legal action out in wisconsin and some of the documents were unsealed yesterday. we got to point out, you were never charged with anything, but at one point they allege that you had a central role in a criminal fundraising scheme. okay. tell us what you did. >> well, don't just take my word for it, look at the facts. the facts are pretty clear. you had not one, but two judges, a state judge and a federal judge. state judge, a well respected court of appeals judge and another judge both looked at this argument and in the past, not just repeatedly, remember, this is not new news, it's just newly released yesterday, documents were opened. but no charges, case over. both judges said they didn't buy the argument. they didn't think anything was done illegal.

so they've not only said we don't buy it, but they shut the case down both at the state and federal level. so many of the national media and even some here in wisconsin are looking at the state backwards. this is a case that's been resolved. not one, but two judges have said it's over. we're just learning about it because it became open in documents yesterday. but there is no argument there. >> to that point, governor, there is an item in the new york daily news today that says gop star named in money scandal. these are documents that, for a case that does not exist anymore, they're just opening it up, it looks like they're just trying to trash you. >> i think there is no doubt. this is a prime example of what happens when you take on the big government special interests. they're looking for ways to come at us. they'll continue to do it. they did it two years ago in the recall election. they're going to do it again now. we've got another tough election this fall. they're going to come at it with just about everything out there and the media, at least many of the media, are willing accomplices to this. but the facts of the case are pretty clear. they're not something that i or

any of mirin allies are talking about. they're two objective judges. third party removed from the executive legislative branch, both have looked at this information. both have said there is not a case here and, in fact, have tape it so far as to tell the prosecutors to stop their case going forward. >> so the show over, but they're trying to trash you. are they trying to do to you what they did to chris christie in new jersey? >> oh, again, i think there is no doubt this is one of those where the media jumps on this, some on the left spin this. you got detractors out there saying there is something more there and claim an order here. and i understand some people that haven't been following us. in our state, john does are unusual. this has already been done. so if you're just reading this for the first time, you might think there is something there without knowing that the court looked at this, a state judge took care of this some time ago and a federal judge more recently heard the same information.

in both cases they said there is not an argument there. what you see is the left and others out there trying to stir things up. >> and they came after you, you say, because of the action out in wisconsin where famously you tried to change the way unions work in wisconsin. >> that's right. we tried to take the government away from the big government special interest and put it firmly in the hands of the hard working taxpayers, both at the state level and local governments. that's why with something like this, we're going to have to rely on a lot of grassroot support, people from across america who helped me with the recall election because we're going to have to counter this sort of attack all over again. >> scott walker answering the charges. not that there are charges, just people trying to trash him. governor, thank you. >> thanks. straight ahead, veterans are outraged. a p.o.w. flag taken down and replaced with a gay pride flag. we're going to take a look at the brewing controversy.

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is that how you approach this? >> got to get the blood flowing. >> you met in high school, the story goes. what was your big break? i think we flash forward to 1989. you want to take that? >> we snuck back stage at a local radio station and sang acappella and he liked us and the rest is history. >> you went to one of those art schools, like the fame that we saw in the tv series. >> i went by mistake. >> what do you mean? >> my mom made me go. i didn't want to go. i wanted to play football. she made a bad choice, pretty much. >> you really have not reached your goals. >> not at all. underachiever. that's what it's about. >> how do you explain the sustained success? was it one song where you said to yourself, this is so big, we're so successful, i think we got ourselves a career? do you remember, nathan?

>> no. we're still winging it now. people just happen to like us. not our fault. >> that is not true. so tell me what are you going to sing today? >> we're going to sing something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. >> right. >> a little bit of everything. again, album comes out september 30th. we're going to display a couple of those two songs. you can preorder the album if you like, if you haven't already. it should be a fun morning. >> all right. elisabeth, i guess i got to toss back to you. elisabeth, you want to ask a question? >> i'm in here with open arms and diamond eyes waiting for all these songs to come out there. coming up, listen to this, one man, charlie rangel, he's at it again. this time he's comparing the tea party to hamas. we're going to play the videotape. wait to hear that. and meet the first line of defense against terrorists in

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>> not supposed to go that way. shot of the morning. this guy trying to be cool, popping a wheelie near the pool and then the cycle took off and went into the water right there. take a look. kaboom. appearing to be under the influence, he gets out and moments later, drives his other bike straight into the water as well. >> might as well. you're already in there. >> we need to know more. don't we? >> i think it was a party gone awry. >> i don't think it went well. >> nobody was safe. >> yeah. >> i wonder if those were his motorcycles. >> that would make it worse. >> it would make it a lot worse. >> that would hurt even more. meanwhile, we have a lot more to discuss. we have heather here to tell us what's happening in the world. >> yep. we're going to begin with this, emergency crews are working right now to find a person believed to be buried in the rubble of this, a house explosion near denver.

the explosion was so powerful, it blew out windows and doors to nearby homes that could be heard for miles. the homeowner fears a roommate was home at the time because their car was parked outside. veterans are outraged after a prisoner of war flag is removed from its pole in a small massachusetts town. in its place, a gay pride flag. officials say they do this every month for pride month. but veterans say that removing it was disrespectful and against their rights. >> we are very happy as american citizens and veterans to say everybody has a right in this world. we also have a right to designate a specific thing like what we're asking. >> right. and they won their fight to have the flag put back up. now it flies -- this one flies under the american flag on a nearby pole. this could be every balding

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drunks on the flights than terrorists. >> let's hope. >> those are the happiest kung fu trainers i've ever seen. they had to wear the outfits from work to train? they wouldn't wear a gi? >> somebody looks at this guy as maria molina and it looks like she's performing some self-defense as well. >> yeah. you're not going to need it here against the weather in new york city because it is a beautiful day. we have sunshine, very pleasant temperatures and even humidity levels feel great. get out, enjoy t. it's a great start here to be end of the week and kicking off the weekend. tomorrow kicks off the start of summer. officially summer tomorrow morning. summer solstice. so that means we're going to have several weeks of very warm weather across most of the country and today is going to be a hot one. i want to take you first to parts of the northern plains because out here we do have the risk for some severe storms, especially across parts of minnesota and wisconsin. this is where storms could produce some large hail, damaging winds, and even some isolated tornadoes and by

tomorrow, that risk is more widespread. we're also expecting areas of rain and in chicago, that rain could produce some significant travel delays. keep an eye out for that. in miami, we could be seeing delays as well. and those temperatures are in the 90s across parts of the southeast and also the plains. in the northeast, not bad. take a look at new york city. the high, beautiful 80 degrees. minneapolis, you're at 86. farther west, arizona, going to be a toasty one, 109 degrees for your high. let's head over to brian. >> let me tell you what's going on in the world of sports. everybody is watching the world cup, portugal is two days away and i'm talking about the u.s. team playing them. the most dynamic forward is out so far. we'll look for him in game three. he's considered indispensable but his hamstring got him down in the first game. portugal's superstar has got a hot girlfriend. he's expected to play even with his persistents knee pain. they're trying to put out reports that he won't play.

no one should believe it. the team that did play and lost is england. they're on the brink of elimination in the world cup. urugua wye deal ago blow to. uruguay went up 1-0. it was 2-1 late and they were unable to score with five minutes of extra time. england has to defeat costa rica on tuesday before they can even look at seeing if they have a chance. costa rica, one of the biggest upsets so far in the world cup. golf. 11-year-old at the u.s. open. the youngest player to ever qualify for the u.s. open. she turned a respectable eight over par that included two birdies. then she had an ice cream bar. here is her postgame interview. >> i'm happy with how i played. i mean, it's 8 over. it's not bad. >> what's your plan for the rest of the day? >> eat some more ice cream.

>> she's 11! she wound up 11 shots behind the leader, the number one player in the world. how can you be that talented so young? unbelievable. >> what a story. >> love her. i could take some tips from her as well. >> the whole world can. >> honestly. what a remarkable individual. i'm not talking about this guy right here. so charlie rangel at it again. he actually compared -- you'll hear it in just a minute -- the tea party's concern over what's happening at the border with undammed illegals coming into this country, meaning children who are being transported across the nation to just container essentially units giving them lunches and trying to find out where they're going to go to school. it's crisis. but he takes it to the next level where he said that the tea party members who are concerned about what this is going to do to our country, they're just like the palestinian terrorists. really? >> the held by people that have no moral standards.

the next question is, how do you handle these type of people who don't mind dying and you have to admit that that's complex to have someone to think that attacking human beings that are innocent by missiles and destroying the lives of children, that they got to get some reregard after they die, that's worse than the tea party thinking. you know what i mean? >> i don't know how you can compare the tea party to palestinian terrorists. >> well, i'm just saying that is a cult type of thinking that -- it's a poor analogy when you're talking about terrorism, but you can not talk with a person who says that his primary goal is to have you distinguished. there is no conversation there. >> what is he talking about? >> that's charlie rangel. probable plea reelected again

this time. not only did he compare tea party members to terrorists, but he also referred to tea party thinking as cult like. the tea party is a cult? >> yeah. and don't mind dying? >> fantastic. >> kudos to the person who called him on that. >> i don't know what's worst, the fact that he keeps getting reelected or that someone is losing to him. >> we thought we would update you on charlie rangel. congressman. coming up straight ahead, ever dream of living in a home like this? you can for less than $200,000. >> no way. >> there is more deals just like that, steve. even though you're in shock and disbelief. >> millenials, pay attention to that. then think yogurt you pack for lunch is the healthier option? it could have as much sugar as a fudge ice cream bar. we're going to explain that coming up. >> but first the trivia question of the day. born on this day in 1967, this aussie actress is married to country crooner keith urban. who is she? be the first to e-mail us with

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president's -- on the president's plan for iraq, senior advisor to the coalition in iraq during the george w. bush administration, dan. 300 advisors. does that seem like a good plan to you? >> i think what the president said yesterday, he did lay out to his credit, the strategic interest we have in iraq, that basically iraq and also syria up in a flames in a critically important part of the region, terrible strategic play for the united states. however, the solution that he laid out struck me as woefully inadequate. we can't do much to help them beat back this insurgency with just up to, quote, up to 300 military advisors. so look, the good news is he laid out the strategic interest and opened the door for more military engagement. but what he committed so far, no commitment from the joint operations command, special force, combination of air forces

and special ops proves successful. >> the biggest chunk of his press conference was the president said this maliki guy, maybe it started out as a good idea, but he's got to go. are the iraqis going to listen to us given the fact we have turned our backs on him? >> there is a complicated relationship in iraq which we've seen over the last deck indicate between security and political power and political influence. if you can't provide security, you can have very little influence. the peak of our influence there was during the surge when we actually turned things around 'cause we helped provide security. maliki right now has leverage. what's his leverage? iran. iranian revolutionary guard corp. is in iraq right now. >> they want to help me. >> if we say we're not going to help unless this or that, he can say that's fine. i have somebody else. the change in iraq without providing military capability that can actually have the influence, i think will produce

no results. >> quick note here on the blaming of maliki for the status of forces agreement not becoming word, it's how we got out without one. >> i was really struck by that. more than anything the president said -- >> you want to outline, here is what the president said yesterday and then you can tell me what you have a problem with. >> keep in mind, that wasn't a decision made by me. that was a decision made by the iraqi government. we offered a modest residual force to help continue to train and advise iraqi security forces. >> what's the difference? >> first of all, our military commanders, our secretary of defense at the time, bob gates, our chairman of the joint chiefs of staff recommended to the president numbers well above 10,000. from 10 to 16,000 troops should be left behind, not in combat roles. to help train iraqis, to advise iraqis, to do intelligence gathering. but not actually be in front line combat roles. so the president rejected that

ultimately, claiming because of these immunity issues. the reality is the president himself made a pledge to get all of our troops out of iraq by the end of his first term. when he -- fourth quarter of 2011 where he announced the full withdrawal, he said, i am fulfilling the pledge today that i made. it was about fulfilling his pledge. it wasn't about maliki's failure to cut a deal. if you look what he and other senior administration officials said at the time, they're saying the iraqi military is in great shape. it's proven, it's well trained. it's equipped. it can handle the situation. this is a success. now he didn't say my hands were tied. i had no choice. maliki made me do this. he said at the time, this is my choice. it is a sign of our success. >> he was checking a box and that's what he's done. >> that was said and he said, i didn't want to leave 10,000 troops there. >> right. so i mean, look, this was a campaign pledge and he fulfilled it. it's a shame because the

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>> steve, they can now watch thanks to the magic of technology and the internet. they can watch on line, people at home can watch on line the whole hour. >> two new songs. >> i watched the fox news channel last night during dinner. >> on line? >> absolutely. on my smart phone. >> really? were you out with your wife? >> you push on to live tv. >> were you reading alone? >> no, i heard my son was going to be on tv. a lot was happening, so i bet that's why you were watching the news then and now heather childers is here with us now with more. >> nice to be with you on this friday. we're going to start with serious news. this is new this morning. this desperate search for a missing fireman who disappeared chasing his dog. it's going high-tech. crews in california now using drones armed with infrared cameras to look for 34-year-old mike herdman. he vanished nearly a week ago. he was chasing after his dog in

some woods. rescuers are combing an area that is twice the size of the grand canyon. so let's hope they find him. wisconsin governor scott walker accused of being involved in a nationwide illegal fundraising scheme. prosecutors claim that walker coordinated with conservative groups and individuals to help him survive a 2012 recall election. walker joined us in the last hour on "fox & friends". >> don't just take my word for it, look at the facts. the facts are pretty clear. you've had not one, but two judges, a state judge and a federal judge. state judge, and court of appeals judge both looked at this argument and in the past, not just recently. remember, this is not new news. it was newly released yesterday, documents were opened. the judges said they didn't buy the argument. >> one judge already tossed out the subpoenas, saying there was no evidence of wrongdoing. another judge put a stop to the criminal inquiry.

pope francis just weighed in on legalized weed and he was blunt. he said, quote, just say no. a meeting with drug enforcement officials this morning, the pope says legalizing marijuana will not have any positive results. he added that limbed attempts to legalize recreational drugs is highly questionable. and you heard brian talking about this earlier. the c.i.a.'s secret plan to keep kids from joining al-qaeda. a creepy bin laden doll. this is true. the spy agency secretly developed this doll back in 2005 with the help of hasbro. it's designed to peel off and reveal this, a red faced bin laden who looks like a demon. hundreds of the dolls were sent to pakistan, but the project reportedly canned before any were handed out. those are your headline. >> pure genius. thank you very much. >> where can i get one?

>> geraldo rivera joins us live. good morning to you. >> hi. >> so what do you think of the president's plan? >> the president's plan? first of all, this is the first time i ever disagreed with pope francis, the best upon active in my lifetime. >> 'cause you're pro pot? >> i am pro legalization. we have a heroin epidemic sweeping the nation. why? why are we cracking down on marijuana when we have far more serious problems. but i love the pontiff. he's taking the catholic church in the right direction. >> and i'm sure he likes you despite the rift with pot. >> and my friend, dan, the spokesman for ambassador brimmer, his criticisms of the president of the united states right now, well-founded. but i have to say in fairness, i was there when dan's boss dismantled the original iraqi army, which was sunni led and integrated. it would have been a huge help. it would have helped quell the disruption that came from 2003

onward. there is plenty of blame to go along. as i said on this couch a week ago, i urged the president to use the un-- unleash the drones right now on this invading al-qaeda army. it's seven days later. he has still not acted. he's just now sending the 300 advisors to iraq to target air strikes so he'll end up doing it. but what happens in the week that we've lost? what happens is the invading sunni army had time to consolidate its gains, to dig in the bunkers, to eliminate the more obvious targets. they had a week to consolidate their games. i think it's a pity we didn't act sooner. he is going very cautiously now in terms of sharing the blame. yes, the shiite government of maliki bears a lot of responsibility for alienating the sunni people of iraq. that goes without saying. but this is an emergency, mr. president. first you stop the invading al-qaeda army, the most serious

strategic threat to the united states, i believe, since the cold war. we can not allow the most fanatic anti-american haters to have territory, national territory. it reminds me of what happens with the communist socialist drug dealing revolutionaries in colombia when we gave them a hunk of colombia. they used it to launch raids, deal drugs. i think it's a terrible mistake. >> what do you think of this? i want to play some sound. it's the original debate here when president obama went in and had a position of celebration in terms of how to get out of iraq without a status of forces agreement. and now all of a sudden, there was a victory lap. they were happy to get out. and now there was a flop in terms of what he said yesterday, blaming maliki. it's his fault that it all fell apart. >> keep in mind, that wasn't a decision made by me. that was a decision made by the iraqi government. we offered a modest residual

force to help continue to train and advise iraqi security forces. >> with regards to iraq, you and i agreed, i believe, that there should have been a status of forces agreement. oh, you didn't? you didn't want a status of forces agreement? >> what i would not have done is left 10,000 troops in iraq that would tie us down, that certainly would not help us in the middle east. >> sounds like he's rewriting history. >> the status of forces agreement is crucial. what i am more curious about -- >> he says he was never going to leave 10,000 troops. >> jump cut from 2012 to 2014, what about the 300 advisors? will there be a status of forces agreement now? you know what i mean? if the 3 -- >> apparently not because they were invited by the government. >> but what happens now if one of our 300 advisors targets an al-qaeda depot and instead they hit a civilian base? can they be arrested by an iraqi court and tried for crimes? is the president now speaking

consistently, all right, we need a status of forces agreement. does he have one now? if he does not have one now, then why did he make it so crucial, why did he make it a condition precedent to leaving a force in 2012? >> david petraeus gave an interview to the daily telegraph, i know you respect him a lot. he says he now supports limited strikes against the leaders of isis, unlike that was reported earlier in a seminar he was giving. >> i read his quotes. i think he's been a little inconsistentents because i read the quotes where he said he was hesitant on the air strikes a week ago. now he's come around to it. i trust david petraeus. i wish the president would bring him back as a public service to be our civilian major domo over whatever is happening there. i would reinstate him. he's a wonderful american patriot, a hero. he could really help guide us through. >> let's look down toward our southern border. for years governor rick perry of

texas has been asking the government for help. the president has not done that. here is the governor. >> we've been flagging this issue, calling it to the attention of this administration since 2009. 2010 i gave the president a letter on a tarmac. in 2012 we brought to their attention flag, put the caution lights on that there were unaccompanied children, alien children coming in and it's only gotten worse. >> are you saying to me, though, that president obama doesn't care about the issue, just blows you off, ignores you. you've been telling him for years and he doesn't respond? >> if the track record is indicative of that, that's exactly what i would be saying. from 09 until the current time, the president has not addressed this issue. >> and now it's a mess. >> let me just say of governor perry that i believe he will be a formidable candidate for the republican nomination. i think he is undone whatever flubs he made in 2012. i do. brian shakes his head no.

i think rick perry is a very sensible guy and i think that he will wear well, particularly when compared to other republican candidates. as to the substance of what he said, joe biden is in guatemala today. he's in central america today. the vice president. i think, as i said on a nation to nation basis, we must make the nations of central america pay financially, morally, legally for what they know to be this exodus of their children. they know the children are leaving and coming to us. they are creating this humanitarian crisis on the southern border. i call on lawyers throughout the southern part of the country to flock to the immigration centers, represent these children, find out which are really in peril, which deserve asylum. you can not willie nilly deport eight-year-olds. >> they're coming into the country willie nilly. yesterday the president in mexico said they don't get to stay.

>> the president of the united states is at least partially responsible. >> absolutely. >> for the unintended consequence of his compassion in the build-up to the 2012 presidential elections here. he caused part of this dilemma by saying the kids can stay. this was misinterpreted, some by intentional people rigging the system down in central america. the president of the united states said you can stay if you get across the border. >> another notch in the crisis. geraldo rivera, always great insight. love having you here. coming up, a father is locked up in custody battle right now, ordered to appear in court. one problem. he's on a navy submarine in the pacific. a judge says that's no excuse. peter johnson, jr. begs to differ. >> talk about a smooth criminal. this convict's mug shot is going viral this morning. he's got a lot of fans.

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this is the age of taking action. viagra. talk to you doctor. we want you to meet matthew heinze. a proud father and petty officer in the u.s. navy and this morning he's in the fight of his life while out defending our freedom, he is locked in a custody bat well his ex-wife and he's been ordered to appear in a michigan court. there is one problem, he's in a submarine in the middle of the pacific and if he doesn't show up, it's possible he will lose custody of his six-year-old daughter. here with more live on the plaza this morning, peter johnson, jr. >> good morning, steve. this is an incredible story. matthew heinze in a submarine under the water in the pacific, now judge no, a circuit county judge in michigan says you show up this monday or i will arrest you and take away the child that

we gave you in a custody battle with your former wife. >> wait a minute. the judge knows he's in a submarine? >> the judge knows that he's in a submarine and the judge knows that there is a federal law called the service member civil relief act, which gives all kinds of protections, including a stay of court proceedings like this to protect the people who are protecting us so they have due process. so this kind of stuff can't happen. she says, hey, heinze, i'm going to put you in jail even though you're under the sea in the pacific in a nuclear submarine. >> what's the complaint, because he was awarded custody. the daughter currently lives with his wife, her stepmother. >> in the state of washington. they're alleging, he's not here, so i should have the child. i don't know the merits of the case. but i do know about due process and the constitution. so do some of the people we've been talking here this morning, steve. sharon from weimar, texas, and her entire family, grandkids,

daughters, daughter-in-law, what do you think about this, sharon? >> he's serving our country. he should be allowed to continue to serve our country and get his child if that's what the process says. >> sure. >> we just have to -- whoever this judge is, she needs to be taken off the bench. >> don't we all think that if you're serving in the military, you should have the protection of the law? >> yeah. >> and not get jammed up in court like this? this is wrong. so "fox & friends" on the plaza today, judge no, do the right thing and pay attention to the federal law because this law protects our service members on credit, on mortgage foreclosures, on all kinds of things. they should know that. and the people here here to see boys ii men, they know it, too. >> it looks like our crowd is smarter than the judge. >> they are smart and well fed here with dave's barbecue, too. >> we are indeed. thank you very much for taking part. >> thank you. >> have a good weekend. boys ii men is coming up

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the terrifying scene unfolding in woonsocket, south dakota, during this week of violent and deadly weather this week in the midwest. finally, a yacht going up in flames near san diego. the boat valued at $17 million, as you can understand, completely destroyed, although right there, still afloat. elisabeth, over to you and brian. >> thanks. a new legal blow could soon force the washington redskins to take on a new team name. the u.s. patent and trademark office stripping the team of their trademark registration. >> what does the former washington redskin great think? joining us right now, joe theisman, good friend of the show. joe, we're talking about the redskins in the offseason. not the team, but the logo. is it time for daniel snyder to give in and just become the washington reds? >> well, before i answer that question, i just want to apologize for not wearing purple this morning. i really feel left out from the group here. 'cause everybody looks so great

in purple. it's going to be daniel snyder's decision, brian. he's the owner of the football team. he's going to make a decision. i know when i played for the washington redskins, i did everything i could to represent the fans, the city, the organization, and the native american nations of this country with a great amount of pride. i wore that uniform that way. what ultimately gets decided, it's hard to say. there is a difference, too. when the u.s. patent office takes away the registration, there is a difference between ownership of the trademark and registration of the trademark. so that's going to be something that's going to be tied up in courts for a long, long time. i've had some incredible experiences representing the washington redskins and wearing that uniform. >> practically speaking, though, this ruling, if it follows without appeal going through, it cuts down the legal options in terms of merchandising. your jersey, helmet, any sort of t-shirt with the logo would be in fact deemed insulting, not able to be sold. >> well, actually i believe that

if the trademark is removed in that regard, that maybe other people could just use it. there is trademark infringement that go into it. i don't understand the legalities of it completely, but i don't know if this accomplishes what they want to as far as the redskin name goes. but from my perspective, having worn that uniform and talked to a number of native americans, i did the new mexico bowl earlier this year and talked to at least 15 or 20 native americans who said please don't change the name. >> exactly. >> when i won the super bowl, when i was part of the washington redskins, i was given a chiefs' head dress. the name has been around for 80 years. that's another element you have to take into consideration. so for me, i am a redskin. i always will be a washington redskin. that's the way i look at it. >> jack kent cook says he had the name of the team, the former owner of the washington redskins, he thought it meant bravery and valor and being

stalwart in your beliefs. doesn't that play a role in this? >> i think does. all of thaws put that uniform on put it on with great pride. really when you think about it, when i hear the name and when i spoke to a lot of different people regarding this subject, when you hear the name redskin, the one thing you think of is the football team. that's it. that's as far as it goes. and as far as players go, there is no conversation about it. i was with a group of guys that i played with for many years over a period of time. the conversation doesn't come up. >> exactly. braves, indians, seminole, all of these names will be up for debate. what about the new york giants? could be insulting to tall people. should we change that? >> i'm not going where the giants go, brian. i've had my relationship with the giants. i guess you could say it's been broken. >> i have relationships with both giants and redskins. how is that? joe theisman, thanks for being

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drowned out by applause before being escorted out. the former secretary of state took it in stride, saying democracy is great and sometimes it is noisy. how about this? life in prison for pot brownies. that's what 19-year-old jacob is facing after police in texas searched his apartment and found bags of weed and pot cookies and brownies. why the possibility of a life sentence? police weighed the products together, raising the charge to a felony. >> murderers get as much time as that. and the fact this my son could possibly go to prison at all is something that i can't even get my head around. >> his attorney is trying to get the case thrown out. just call him a smooth criminal. this mug shot going viral after police posted it to facebook. this is convicted felon jeremy meeks moments after being arrested on felony weapons charges. here is what some people are

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carpenter becoming the eighth living veteran of the iraq and afghanistan wars to receive the medal of honor. and he joins us this morning from washington, d.c thank you very much for your service as well. i know yesterday there at the white house you were surrounded with your family and members of your unit as well. tell us about how special that was. >> first of all, thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. i almost felt like i was in a dream. it was almost hard to comprehend. yesterday was incredibly special and not only for the medal of honor, but really for the fact that all my closest friends and family and everybody that has helped me get to where i am today and has helped make me who i am today and has had a part in that healing and just all those special people to be together in

one room, and the fact that i could share that with them was so special and a day i'll never forget. >> kyle, you are one of the most brave individuals. we are so honored to have you here today and to sustain so many injuries and repair to you. one thing that remained untouched was a tattoo that you have with psalms on it. can you tell us what that says? >> yes, ma'am. it is out of the book of psalms. the lord my rock, trains my hands for battle and fingers for war. that absolutely pertained to me and my fellow marines that were going to be to the right and left of me fighting day in and day out. and we all understood that there was a good chance that many of us were not going to make it back. so we knew what we were going into. we didn't know how bad it was

going to be. i'm a believer and i knew over there i would need my faith and they say there are no atheists in fox holes. we knew what was coming. that's always going to be a part of me and it's always going to be there and it touched a lot of lives of my medical staff that worked on me day in and day out. >> kyle, i watch you as the president was talking about you. i was wondering from your perspective, can you bring those who were not off yesterday afternoon through the incident that -- where you sustained all those injuries and got the medal of honor? >> yes, sir. i don't remember anything really from the entire day, and especially the moments leading up to being injured by the grenade. all i remember is physically how my body felt within a few

seconds after i was impacted by the blast and before i went unconscious. >> well, the story goes that they've been able to figure out what you did and that's why they presented you with the medal of honor yesterday. and the other fellow is alive as well. in the process of saving your life, i understand you died twice. but they were able to bring you back. could you tell us about that? >> yes, sir. myself and my fellow marine, we both sustained severe injuries and every chance i get, i try to advocate and really put the word out there that our military medicine and those that wear the same uniform as us but do a different job and the life saving job that they do, i just can't say enough.

did such an incredible job and they truly care. from the second i was injured, my fellow marines, the corpsman that was there, the coordination of the medivac that left from the base, just all the pieces and parts and everybody that just worked so hard to save my life, my fellow marine's life and get us to the hospital and they're the reason i'm here today and i think about them every day and i will be forever thankful. >> we're thankful for you. >> for the life they helped give me. >> we're thankful for you. your story is incredible, diving on a grenade, saving others, and now bouncing all the way back to keep their memory alive and share your story with us. great day at the white house for you yesterday and a great day for us this morning. thanks, corporal. best of luck as you continue with your college studies. >> thank you. it's now 19 minutes before the top of the hour. a fox news alert a couple minutes, the irs head back in the hot seat on capitol hill

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