the i.r.s. scandal. now it's the e.p.a. really? log on to our "fox & friends first" facebook page and i'll be chatting with you live after the show. "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning. it is thursday, june 26, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. concert chaos. dozens of people, mostly teens, rushed to the hospital in the middle of a show overnight. we're going to show you what happened. >> busted. one of lois lerner's e-mails been found. not good. yes, she's been busted. not good at all. we're going to tell you about it coming up. >> it's game on. u.s. set to face germany at the world cup in a matter of hours. but does watching soccer mean the moral decay of our nation? i'll debate that. you can guess which side i'll be on. but you can play that game at home. by the way, according to

everyone we know on the planet, mornings are better with friends. fox friends. >> welcome aboard, folks. it's our thursday telecast. brian, at the conclusion of this segment, it should be interesting. i think you will be agitated because ann coulter in a column has taken you to task and others for soccer. >> right. i will outline what she said, try to find anything factual in it. that will be an interesting little exercise. and then we'll debate it. >> kick it around. >> verbally. did you hear what's happened? breaking news out of boston. >> heather, you're standing by with details. >> a very troubling story involving teenagers. last night there was a music concert. the band or deejay, his name is avicii, and the concert was drowned out

basically by sirens. listen to this. ♪ ♪ >> that is his popular hit and here is what happened. ambulances lined up outside the tv garden to treat nearly 80 people who were sickened by booze and drugs. the patients were mostly teenagers. >> they dragged four people out. they were drunk. might have been molly's, i don't know. >> one kid, it took four cuffs to get him out. it was something. i don't know. >> the cops say many of the fans showed up to the concert drunk. none of the injuries are considered to be life threatening. the navy ship holding the benghazi terror suspects, that ship has gone dark. the crew has been absent from social media for more than a week now. that ship is believed to be headed to the east coast.

cats -- abu khattallah is expected to be arraigned sometime soon. >> survivor last year's contestant bankston died last year in a train accident. one train went off the track and he got caught in between those cars. the host of the show being quoteed as saying caleb was one of the most likable contestants on the show. he was 26 years old. a vacation turned into a bit of a nightmare for rob lowe and his family. look at this. that is the first floor of their vacation floor in france. it was completely under water thanks to some flash floods in the area. apparently that situation was so bad that lowe, his wife and his son had to be rescued. lowe later tweeted this

picture of his wife hugging the guy who rescued her. the caption reads glad that we are safe. grateful to first responders. they have had a lot of rain there. we've had a lot of rain in the midwest and the other parts of the country. >> we had rain here overnight. >> thank you very much. >> i didn't hear thunder and lightning. >> i did. >> lois lerner, she has admitted that they did illegally target members of the conservative movement and also the tea party. as it turns out, though, she was very popular because she got invited to an event where apparently chuck grassley was also invited because she wound up with his invitation and she took a look at it and this one group was offering to travel the iowa republican out to the event wherever it was and his wife as well. and on his face she realized, wait a minute, i've got to target that guy, even though she didn't have any of the facts.

>> these e-mails are shocking. the center of the conversation has been we need to get to the e-mails. did you find the e-mails? maybe the e-mails were destroyed, the server didn't work. hard drive crashed. now this e-mail is coming out. this is from lois lerner lois lerner. it says is this the one where we got the copy to the copy to me? looked like they were inappropriately offering to pay for his wife. perhaps we should refer to exam. >> the key in that first passage is inappropriately, because she's assuming that it is inappropriate. it would not be illegal for chuck grassley to take his wife as long as he declares it on his income tax form the next year. first of all, she's trying to target him. and also she's assuming that chuck grassley is going to lie on his tax return the next year ment >> that e-mail indicates that she's not sure if he did receive it. it's like a swap. she didn't have any facts whether he received it, whether he was going,

whether his wife was going, who paid whom. none of that information. but she had to be reminded of these rules given that she was the boss by someone else. this is a tax law specialist saying back to her, not sure we should send to exam. i think the offer to pay grassley's wife income is to grassley and not prohibitive on his face. we would need for grassley to accept and attend the speaking arrangement and then two then determine whether -- something was blanked there -- issue him a 1099 and even without the 1099 it would be grassley who would need to report the income on his 1040. a little lesson there. >> she didn't know the law. >> she doesn't know. she is referring to somebody else. i still don't understand how she gets correspondence senator grassley has. in case you're saying what does that have to do with the tea party investigation? these are some of the things that have turned up.

this is one thing to get a window into her life and job description. you've got to wonder if we are stumbling on to this interaction with senator chuck grassley who even by democrats' standards and republican standards has a sterling reputation of ethics, he is somebody -- you wonder if this is the beginning. they go on, from lois lerner, thanks, don't know why i thought it was -- something is redacted there. maybe answer would be the same. don't think i want to be on the stage with grassley on this issue. keep in mind, he ended up not going. family obviously didn't go. so there was no there there any way and there shouldn't have been a "there" there because there was nothing underhanded going on. she was trying to see, maybe i've got something to go pursue on him arbitrarily. >> we didn't know whether or not anybody went and yet she was trying to start an audit, sounds like on him. some have suggested maybe she's trying to sick him on that organization. we don't know. it looks like grassley.

a couple of days ago with mr. koskinen when he was in the hot seat they said did lois lerner have a blackberry or iphone? he said i don't know. they said these messages were from a blackberry. that is how they wound up getting these particular e-mails, because they are on a blackberry server. >> wouldn't you think in her i.t. department if something went wrong with the blackberry, they would call up, and someone would show up with a sledgehammer and smash it to pieces. we had some problems with it so i destroyed it with all the power in my body. >> more like it's working! boom! >> they grilled him on the floor. chairman issa is saying no one is looking at the actual law here. you call this a real investigation? we need a special prosecutor for this. >> this case calls for a true special independent prosecutor who has the ability to issue warrants,

to seize materials, to safeguard documents and other information before it goes away and get to the truth. and it's about time her attorney take back that statement she made that perjured statement that she broke no laws, she broke no regulations. of course she broke laws. of course she broke regulations. >> they want a special prosecutor. they want all her e-mails dating back to 1986. >> 28 years. >> think about this. if we're stumbling on to some problem, if we really pull down these sheets, how bad is this thing going to be? >> sure. apparently democrats on the house oversight committee got a personal phone call from the i.r.s. watchdog and told them -- didn't tell this to the republicans -- told the democrats on oversight, we knew about the hard drive crash in fall of 2012. in other words, right around the election. >> unbelievable. >> got to be a coincidence. >> world cup, u.s. takes on

germany noon eastern time. at stakes, the u.s. has to win to advance to the knockout round. the u.s. comes in as the underdog but they are both tied in first place. the other thing you should keep in mind at the same time ghana plays portugal. the u.s. has to finish in second place. portugal was destroyed by germany in game one so they are a minus four. >> what's up with the biter? >> you have the u.s. now, 28 million people watched game two. 17 million people watched game one. all across the country you're going to have people cutting out of work today, even in new york city, bryant park could have 40,000 people on the lawn to watch on these huge screens. >> makes you hungry thinking about it but not as hungry as the biter, who got in here right now, suarez. >> lewis suarez of uruguay

bites this italian player. they are going to decide if he should be banned one game, two games or the entire cup? >> ann coulter writes on her website, i've waited for ten years. i can't wait anymore. i've got to talk about soccer. it's a dopey sport. she writes any growing interest in soccer can only be a sign of the nation's moral decay. there are no heroes, no losers, no accountability and no child's fragile self-esteem is bruised. there is a reason women are called soccer moms, not football moms. >> she listed a bunch of reasons why she doesn't like it, one being you can't use your hands. we have thumbs. and you say in defense? >> i have no idea what she's talking about. does she hear of dempsey? does she know about rinaldo? those are heroes.

number two, you get your egos bruised all the time. what about the player trying to cover that portugal player? what about the american player whose ball goes off his foot, cameron, and goes right to the portugese player? that is the heel of the story. you get benched and you get cut in soccer. >> she goes on to write do they have m.v.p.'s in soccer? everybody runs up and down the field and every once in a while the ball accidentally goes in. that is when everybody is supposed to go wild. by that time i'm going to sleep. >> she says it pales in comparison to other sports. it's not a big deal. she didn't want to write about it for ten years. what do you think about it? is it on the up? are you a fan? do you agree with kilmeade? no tie breaker here. >> the world loves soccer. is the united states catching up or not? e-mail us at friends@foxnews.com. 12 minutes after the hour. the i.r.s. admitting it broke the law for what

looks like political purposes. next, the head of that group here to react on "fox & friends." >> caught red handed with the sweet treats she wasn't supposed to have but who does she blame? >> daddy. >> really? >> yeah. >> but daddy's not here. >> those cute excuses don't end there. how cute. ♪ ♪ what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut.

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that opposed it. the i.r.s. has now agreed to a $50,000 settlement with the national organization for marriage. the organization sued after finding out that the i.r.s. intentionally leaked private information to the human rights campaign. joining us is the president of the national organization for marriage. good morning to you. >> thank you for having me. i remember this story in the campaign because it came out, mitt romney donated $10,000 to you guys because you're a pro-marriage group. >> right. mitt romney donated $10,000. the fact is that was already disclosed. but this happened in the middle of the presidential election and many people were saying this could never have happened. this isn't true. now we know it is true and it was released from the i.r.s. >> the information was released from somebody at the i.r.s. it got in the hands of a gay activist in boston who worked at the state capital by the name of matthew mizell; right? >> correct. the nfs was an un -- the information was an

unredacted 990 which is our large donors. you have to give that to the i.r.s. but that is private. >> you could tell it was from the i.r.s. by markings on it? >> there was an attempt to cover up the special markings but we had computer guys look at it and they uncovered it and we found these markings that show it clearly came from the i.r.s. >> during your investigation mr. mizell is brought into a deposition and when asked hard questions, he takes the fifth. >> he takes the fifth on questions which involved where did the information come from. that is why at the end of the day because he took the fifth there was no way for us to compel him to tell us who he got it from. >> the person who leaked this confidential information to this guy probably still working at the i.r.s.? >> probably still at the i.r.s. and unless the department of justice and eric holder decide to investigate matthew mizell who has pled the fifth, we're not going to get to the bottom of this. or a special prosecutor.

>> eric holder has said in the past i've looked into the lois lerner thing. no criminality there. what about a special prosecutor? it is clearly against the law and the i.r.s. has admitted they illegally leaked your information. >> right. this is america. we don't expect the government to target groups that it disagrees with. that's not supposed to happen here. yet d.o.j. is not investigating. i'm happy congressman issa and congressman camp are moving forward with investigations. but remember we remember told there is no "there" there on the e-mails. we've been told all along there is no "there" there. when we moved forward with our lawsuit everyone said this is not true. >> why does this matter to everybody? >> it matters to everyone because in this country we cannot have our government targeting groups it disagrees with. that is un-american whether it's our side or their side. it's wrong and we have to get to the bottom of it. >> brian brown, the president of the national organization of marriage. thank you very much.

congratulations on getting 50,000 bucks from the i.r.s. what do you think about this? e-mail us at friends at "fox & friends." the i.r.s. says because of privacy laws they cannot comment on the case. that is all they said other than admit they did wrong and they're going to pay his organization $50,000 because they did wrong. >> a new shakeup at the v.a. the latest developments ahead. summertime means more emergency visits but should you go to the doctor or e.r. for a sprain? up next when you should go and not go to the emergency room. spokesperson: the volkswagen passat is heads above the competition,

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quick headlines. two top v.a. officials calling it quits. dr. robert jesse who had been serving as the department's acting under secretary for health and will gunn, department of general counsel will resign in the wake of the extended wait time at clinics across the country. a traffic stop in austin, texas turns into a smuggling investigation after eight illegals were found inside the s.u.v. two suspects are sitting in jail. those illegals may have been given a part-time visa to help in the investigation. >> thanks, brian. summertime means an uptick in emergency room visits for parents and their kids. so when does your kid need to go to the e.r. and when can you treat those injuries or disasters at home? joining me is an emergency room nurse practitioner. when we show up at the

e.r., you're the one who is going to take care of us, check vitals and deal with the incidents we'll be dealing with in the summer. if your kid sprains? >> ip see a lot of strains and sprains but this is something that can a lot times be treated at home. as a parent you should look at the injury. if there is a deformty that can be a sign of a bone fracture, if the pain is exquisite that is a fracture. remember the acronym rice, r-i-c-e. rest the injured area. compress it, elevate it above the heart. it should get better over a few hours to a couple of days. if it does not get better follow up. this is something you can treat at home. >> what about if you fall off a bike, the kid hits their head? how do you know you can deal with that at home?

>> head injuries are very serious. we see this a lot in the nuts lately with footballs, for example. 50% of traumatic injuries in kids are due to falls. if your kid falls and hits their head get them to the emergency room. watch for dizziness, vomiting. small cuts and scrapes treat at home but head injuries, come to the emergency room. >> bee stings? >> pull out the stinger, wash it with warm soap and water. it can get infected like a cut could. you can do benadryl. >> if your kid is having an allergic reex-, -- reaction, having troubling

breathing, go to the emergency room? >> exactly. we give a drug which can reduce the allergic reaction. but if there is trouble breathing, swelling to the lips, face or tongue, get to the emergency room right away. >> what if you're grilling, they get burned, when do you get to the e.r.? >> first degree burns, redness to the skin, no opening to the skin, those can be treated at home. burns that have opening to the skin or blisters, come to the e.r. burns that have serious consequences, scarring, burn to the hand or the foot, if you have a burn with an opening in the skin, come to the e.r. while you're getting ready to go to the e.r., run it under cool water, put gauze on it loosely but get help because this can have serious consequences long term. >> thank you. still ahead, are we on the

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on front of it? that is a nerf ball. any way, that's back in the day. >> that is a great photo. and we're doing our summer concert series now. >> i know it. >> i was about four or five in this picture. this is my great-grandmother's yard in providence, rhode island, and there was a parade leading up to 4th of july. we would go outside. i actually got stung by a bee that day but it didn't seem to bother me. >> that is me in my above-ground pool. of course safety was paramount. a heck of a swimmer. put on the biggest life jacket possible and then throw him in. we had the above-ground pool and we spent most of our youth in that pool. >> everybody did.

damp all summer long. >> you could smell the chlorine. we overdid it. by the way, that prompts us to ask people what? >> send us your throwback thursday summer pictures. e-mail to us, friends@foxnews.com. include a little describer so we know what you were doing in that picture. >> we'll be standing by for those. in the meantime, heather nauert. we want to see your throwbacks. >> we've all got them. i love that life jacket on brian's cheeks. i have serious news. we have disturbing new information from a police interview of that minnesota teenager who planned an all-out high school killing spree. the 17-year-old planned to kill his entire family. police were able to stop it through a tip that they received back in april. the teen telling investigators he wanted to kill more people than those who died at sandy hook and he idolized the columbine

school shooter eric harris. as to why he wanted to kill so many, listen to this. >> first off i was not bullied at all. i have good parents. i live in a good town. i think i'm just really mentally ill. i've been trying to hide it. >> ladues was charged with several attempted murder charges and bomb making. hillary clinton says she doesn't need her husband to defend her. bill clinton coming to her aid over comments that they were dead broke when they left the white house. yesterday hillary said that her husband has nothing to do with her achievements. >> my husband was very sweet today, but i don't need anybody to defend my record. i think my record speaks for itself. >> well, she added that her dead-broke comment came out wrong but that it doesn't change the person who she is. remember that massive sink hole that nearly destroyed the national corvette museum?

it swallowed eight sports cars in february. that sink hole has become so popular that officials there said they're going to keep it. a committee voted to keep a portion of that hole open and maybe put a classic car or two back in that hole. look at that right there. that is when it happened. since the incident, the miew siewm attendance has -- the museum attendance has gone up by 59%. a toddler caught red handed stealing a doughnut. >> you stole a doughnut. it was in there. somebody took it out. who? >> yeah. daddy. >> really? >> you've all been there before; right? >> she also blames someone named miles. we assume that might be her brother. the little girl had to clean up her mess and couldn't have any sweets for the rest of the day. no, i didn't take it. if in question, always blame daddy. >> she is adorable. thank you.

>> i don't blame her for passing the buck on the doughnut. >> maria molina is standing by. she's got the weather update for us. extreme. >> extreme. good morning, good to see you. i want to take you to arlington, texas. take a look at this video of flash flooding that occurred there yesterday. we had showers and storms that pushed through that area producing all this flooding. you can see roller coasters partially submerged in waters. today we could be looking at more flash flooding not specifically in that area of texas but portions of new england. we had a storm system push through yesterday and it is producing areas of heavy rain through the state of maine and also new hampshire. we have the heavy risk this afternoon and this evening in parts of the rockies. that storm system is going to continue to move slowly eastward over the next several days. as we head into friday, saturday, we're still looking at that risk for severe weather across the northern and central plains.

temperature wise, parts of the southeastern united states very warm. the same goes for the plains with highs in 80's and 90's, but it is summer after all. brian in >> 23 minutes before the top of the hour. transformers age of extinction set to take over theaters this weekend. look. >> it's human extinction. >> you better have insurance. >> freakin' space ships. >> the latest film in the franchise promises to be bigger than ever. >> michael tammero got the inside scoop. >> bigger, louder, flashier, techier. you may need a couple of advil. it wasn't available for screening. >> but the stars are. >> it could be the first

100 million-plus opening. this film is not made for critics. it is made for the fans. thousands lined up around 6th avenue to see some of the stars. it's an all new cast. no meghan fox. bring in mark wahlberg along with kelsey grammer. we caught up with them and they gave us a sneak peek. >> it's bigger and better. also more character driven. the human element of the story is the thing i think is the anchor in this movie. you have an ordinary guy having to do extraordinary things to protect his daughter, something a lot of people can relate to. >> i think people are going to enjoy it. there is a beautiful human story to it and it is very relatable. >> i think people will be blown away. it is bigger than any of them. it has a more, more kind of

heart strings resonance to it i guess you could say with mark and his daughter and all that. there's something really sweet about it. >> and spaceships. michael, you were on the couch on monday and you said today would be the daib when you announce to -- would be the day when you announce to our audience fox fan weekend. >> if you want to join us this year, e-mail us -- >> at yankee stadium. >> e-mail fox fan weekend at fox news.com for your chance to receive -- receive, not win. you say win, lawyers get very angry when strange things happen. two tickets to the toronto blue jays versus new york jane keys on saturday, july 26 or sunday july 27. rsvp by july 9. >> what is fan day like? >> parties, free beer. >> you get free stuff. people ask me -- these are

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welcome back. president obama turned up the charm for millenialing during his two successful presidential campaigns. >> and so part of my job, i think, as president is to make government cool again and to say to young people -- to say to young people even as we're transforming washington, come on. we want you. we want you to get involved at every level. >> well, now they're turning on him. so why? we have the results in a new book "let me be clear: obama's war on millenials and one woman's case for hope." interesting title. "let me be clear." >> i'm turning barack obama's famous catch phrase against him. i have solutions in this book so we can take back our american dream. >> another part of the title is "war on millenials." are you talking about the fact that while a lot of young people voted for the

president, then-senator and then the president in his reelection. and we've got the graphics, he handily beat john mccain in that graphic, 66% to 32%. although he lost a percentage or two or six versus mitt romney. so he did win with the millenials back then. but now those young people are looking for jobs and they can't find them. >> we're looking at a situation where over 15% of millenials are unemployed and over a third, which is an all-time high for the past 40 years are living at home in their parents' basements. we truly do need to resolve this economic situation where these young people who, without their votes in the past two consecutive elections, this man would not be in the white house. and yet, they voted for him because they thought he was going to create jobs, that he was going to ease student debt. they have all these problems that they thought he would help them get rid of. so i show his socialistic policies are responsible for this situation, but

also i have solutions. for example, i interview close to 300 doctors and surgeons and got their solutions for obamacare and those are all included in the book. >> you think the free market is the way the millenials can get out of this. >> definitely. >> bottom line, millenials, do they feel the president turned on them? >> they definitely do. they are not going to come out in droves in the forthcoming elections and hopefully they'll come out for the free market individual. >> you wrote the millenials are planning to vote for hillary although they don't know why. >> right. that's why i'm hoping to educate them in the voice of a peer, a friend or a sister almost saying, hey, this didn't work but here's a new way of doing it that will work for the future. i have a business background myself so i've been able to utilize that knowledge to share it. >> thank you for being with

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isis could soon capture iraq's largest air base, this as they continue to storm across the country and this morning, brand-new predictions that the group is close to forming the world's first terrorist state. pete hegseth is here. for people at home who go isis? who are these people? how big is the force? >> the force is around 10,000, split between iraq and syria. that's important to remember. this isn't just an iraqi-based organization. it's about a 10,000 person force. islamic state. when al-qaeda was building in iraq, they were defeated in 2007 and moved to syria, now back in iraq because of the vacuum that's been created there. this is an organization that's been around for a while, but a combination of multiple organizations working together. >> under secretary of state and

deputy secretary of defense says it caught us by surprise. it came out of nowhere. this is not true. what do they want? >> it's not true at all. roger said that very thing. it wasn't an intelligence failure, it's policy failure. we know who these guys are. we know they've been building. this white house has wanted to ignore what's going on in iraq. these are radical islamists that seek an islamic caliphat. reason pushed them away because they wanted to focus too soon on america, on foreign targets. so this is an organization not just interested in its own state, but using that state to execute violence on us. >> sadly, western europeans and americans are fighting with isis in iraq and those guys also have passports to get back here and they can start their devious acts that way. here is chairman mike rogers saying we knew how bad they were and this was a policy decision to not hit them before they

solidified. listen. >> this is not an intelligence failure. it's policy failure. we watched training camps get built and developed. we watched them get weapons. we watched them get finances. we watched western passport holders show up at these camps. we watched it all. >> and they didn't hit them. they were out and exposed, like it was 2000 when we could have hit bin laden and chose not to. we could have hit these guys. we chose not to. now they are growing, and they're using the humvees you used to drive in. they might even have some blackhawks that we left for the iraqis. >> they have captured weapons, equipment, infrastructure, money, also the wealthiest terrorist organization in the world today because of the money they've stolen from banks as they've steam rolled toward baghdad. this is a well-funded, well-supplied organization. mike rogers is right. they're providing folks for people not only to get involved in this cause, but it creates a global problem for us. >> they've also teamed with

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>> it looks like a party on the plaza will burn 800 calories in 55 minutes in a session like that. >> let's see, at that rate, we could burn about 2,000 in the amount of time we got left. >> instead of getting dressed, grab your unitard and do it at home. >> i was hoping you would get out there. >> i was hoping to, but i have a full day right here. unfortunately, i can't wear my lycra. >> you shouldn't wear it after 40. >> i haven't seen the study, but i'll go with it. >> trust me. two minutes after the top of the hour. got a lot of news. heather nauert joins us with a fox news alert. >> good morning. we've got news coming out. emergency crews are dealing with a plane crash near an airport outside of st. louis. this crashed 20 feet from a busy highway. before that plane exploded into a fire ball, the pilot was able to make it out of the plane and he called in for help. he's now at the hospital.

no one else was on board that plane at the time. but we will keep an eye on this break news story as it develops. late last night, dozens hospitalized during the concert in boston. this guy is the d.j. behind the hit song "wake me up." ♪ ♪ last night ambulances lining up outside to treat nearly 80 people that had been sickened by drugs and booze. the patients were mostly teen-agers. >> dragged like four people out. drunk, maybe molly. >> one kid took four. it was something. i have no idea. it took four of them to take him down. >> the cops say many of the fans showed up to the concert drunk. none of the injuries life-threatening. we'll watch that story as well.

the navy ship holding the benghazi terror suspect has gone dark. the crew has been absent from social media for more than a week now. that ship is believed to be headed toward the east coast. khattala on board that ship. he's expected to be arraigned soon in washington. in this bizarre story coming out of detroit, a 12-year-old boy missing for nearly two weeks is found alive in his father's basement. his dad finding out about it on live television. >> we are getting reports that your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> nancy grace breaking that bizarre star to the father live on television. the 12-year-old was found in an underground tunnel blocked by a barricade inside his father's

home. police and f.b.i. had already searched the house. they had come up with nothing. charlie did have access to food and was apparently excited to be rescued. police still trying to figure out exactly what happened, but they say that father is expected to face child abuse charges in the next few days. those are your headlines. not quite sure what to make of that story. we're glad he's okay. >> exactly. they didn't look in the basement thoroughly? it was a big basement. >> yeah. >> hopefully the little boy was just hiding, but we don't know yet. >> thank you, heather. lois lerner at the center of the irs scandal had a day that didn't go so well yesterday. so the ways and means committee there shocking the floor with e-mails that they put out and published revealing lois lerner actually tried to target and audit a republican-sitting senator. >> she targeted him. >> so she actually did. so here is the e-mail proving

that. e-mail number one we have right here. she says, upon receiving an invitation of some sort for -- from a group to offer for he and his wife to go to someplace, have a speaking engagement, they actually received this invitation inadvertently in her office. she opens it and says this. is this the one where we got the copy to grassley? did he get the copy to me? looks like they were inappropriately offering a to pay for his wife. perhaps we should refer to exam. >> so we don't know. brian made a great point earlier, what's the mix-up? how did this group send something to chuck grassley and it wound up in lois lerner's hands? extraordinarily, when you examine that particular e-mail, it's pretty clear, it looks to us as if she's trying to target chuck grassley, who even before this whole tea party thing blew up, he has been dogged with the irs about the way they have treated people. so what's interesting about that is where she immediately just -- she gets this thing and says,

it's inappropriate that they pay for his wife. it is not inappropriate for the group to pay for his wife, as long as the following year he declares it on his income tax. but she was first of all, looked like an abuse of power, immediately starting an audit. number two, she's assuming chuck grassley the next year is going to lie on his taxes. >> unbelievable. so let's go on and talk about the interaction. we'll explain and then go over it. the man she was going back and forth with about the grassley situation writes back, not sure we should send to an exam, an audit. i think the offer to pay for his wife's income to grassley and not prohibited on his face, we would need to wait for him to accept and attend the speaking engagement, the sub note there is he didn't. and then determine whether something was redacted -- issues him a 1099. even without that, it would be grassley who would need to report it on his 1040. so lois lerner writes back, thanks. don't know why i thought it was a, we don't know what that word means and why it was redacted.

maybe answer would be the same. don't think i want to be on stage with grassley on this issue. so this reminds me of something we did when i was younger. we had a piece of molding at the bottom of our room and it was coming off and we hammered it in and to do that, we had to pull it out and we saw termites. then we pulled out all the molding and there were termites everywhere. we stumbled into a termite infestation. this looks like the e-mails they did recover, they might be tunneling on that could be extremely infested. this could just be -- this grassley e-mail, as bad as it is and as disconcerting as it sounds, it could just be the beginning. >> you're describing something where you need terminix. >> they need the attorney general of the us to us say -- >> that is the terminix. >> that would be the exterminator to say what is

going on there. it looks like an abuse of power. it looks like she's -- on her own, targeting somebody for an audit, which is the allegation about targeting inappropriately the tea party and conservative groups, which they've already confessed to. about an hour ago we spoke to the president of the national organization for marriage, whose group's confidential donor list were released by the irs during 2012 election. they were leaked to somebody, would you wound up in the press. the irs admitted they inappropriately leaked it and paid the organization $50,000. here is the president of the group, brian brown. >> this is america. we don't expect the government to target groups that it disagrees with. that's not supposed to happen here. and yet, doj is not investigating. many people were saying when we brought it up, no, this could never have happened. this isn't true. now we know it is true and that it was released from the irs. unless the department of justice and eric holder decide to

investigate matthew might zell, we're not going to get to the bottom of this, or a special prosecutor. we can not have our government targeting groups it disagrees with. that is unamerican, whether it's our side or their side, it's wrong and we have to get to the bottom of it. >> you would think democrats and republicans would be just as angry about it. >> absolutely. >> all americans should be. chairman issa asked megyn kelly if he would grant immunity to lois lerner if he said who did we coordinate with? until then, it's hide and seek with the e-mail, irs looking at you because of your political leanings perhaps. >> because -- she went on to say, i'd give her immunity to talk. but this that immunity, she'd have to agree to talk and she will not. you can grant someone immunity and still not talk. >> from hide and seek to soccer, u.s. taking on germany for a chance at the world cup. go ahead next round. if they lose, can they still advance? >> they can.

this is the last game of group play. then there is knockout rounds. group of 16, eight, four and then the final. if they lose and don't get blown out and judging by the results of the ghana, portugal game, they could still get through. bottom line is they got to show up and play. both teams would benefit if the game ended in a tie. so the u.s. had 28 million watch game two. i expect even more at noon today. i think a lot of people will be cutting out of work. the other big story was uruguay louis suarez, he bit an italian player on the neck, off the ball, caught on camera. he's supposed to find out how long he'll be banned for. technically if at all. he is possibly their best player. so if they lose him in the knockout round, which they have gone to, that's going to be significant. this guy has got clearly head issues because this is the third time he's bitten somebody. >> somebody who won't be watching the soccer tonight, a lot of people will -- ann colter

won't. she's written a column, she thinks soccer is a dumb sport and she writes a column and in part says any growing interest in soccer can only be a sign of the nation's moral decay. there are no heros. no accountability, no child's fragile self-esteem is bruised. there is a reason perpetually alarmed women are called soccer moms. not football moms. doesn't like it. >> that's the question we put on facebook, we're interacting with you. is ann colter right? is the world's most popular game essentially anti-american? but if ann colter really looked at it, she'd understand there are winners and losers and there are goats and heros on a daily basis, there are mvp's as the world football of the year. there will be trophies handed out at the end. you get yourself bruised every single minute of all 90-plus minutes. >> she goes on to point out that no other sport ends with as many scoreless ties. >> and also writes after a football game, ambulances carry off the wounded. after a soccer game, every

person gets a ribbon and a juice box. >> maybe kicking and screaming starring might ditka, but not in soccer. do you agree that ann coulter is right in her athletic prowess? >> people are fired up. >> one from john came in and said the only reason this sport became popular is because everybody gets a trophy, regardless -- >> that is not true. why would you even say that? >> pat says on facebook, i agree with brian. i've been watching some of the games and am beginning to enjoy the sport. >> let us know what you think about this. continue to send those comments in. are you kilmeade or coulter? >> by the way, you should be factual. not everybody gets a ribbon. not everybody gets a juice box. >> can you use your hands? >> yes, for throw-ins and the keepers. but there are rules like anything else. >> you don't need to use your hands when you're biting people. >> there is another supported called hockey. >> e-mail us. 13 minutes after the top of the

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him on climate change? joining us is fox business senior correspondent, charlie gasparino. good morning to you. >> full disclosure. i know hank. i actually like him. here is the problem with him, he's trying to pawn this sort of scheme that -- to stop climate change as a conservative attempt to stop climate change by raising a carbon tax. when was the last time you heard conservatives want to go raise taxes on something that is being debated? >> he's not really conservative. >> well, he claims to be. you're right. >> do you think he is? >> no. he was among the most liberal republicans i've seen on wall street. he's always pawned himself off as an environmentalist. but his economics are really bad. the other thing we should point out is hank paulson was always an investment banker. he was a salesman. this is another sales job he's trying o put on the american people, joining forces with mayor bloomberg and we should point out this, he's not a scientist. how does he know that climate change is going to come in 100

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look back on president obama's 2008 campaign, a staggering 64% of voters say that at the time, the president was not experienced enough for foreign policy. >> that might explain why 60% of americans say theyapprove of the way the president is handling the issue today. >> will foreign policy experience be a bigger issue next election? joining us right now is governor mike huckabee. before we get into foreign policy, what brings you to israel right now? >> i've been coming here since 1973 many tiles. this particular trip, one of the things i did was visit with the family of the young kidnapped israeli who is also an american

citizen. the united states has been very quiet about this, yet an american citizen kidnapped, teen boy. i visited with his parents when i arrived. i've been speaking at a forum attend ago birth right rally where 4,000 young people come to israel to know something about their heritage. >> wow. so we'll find out 'cause they have dual american citizenship, three kids just walking by taken hostage. with the israelis having a habit of giving up thousandses to get anyone back, they know from the palestinian perspective it usually works. >> the problem with this one is that it's believed that hamas is responsible, but they haven't made any demands yet. these boys haven't been heard from. rachel frankle, the mother, we'll have an interview with her on saturday -- i can't imagine the grief a mom putting her head on the pillow at night not knowing where her son is. the sad thing is that the palestinians have celebrated the kidnapping, which is again outrageous. this mother went to geneva to

the human rights council and virtually ridiculed. it was disgraceful treatment to a mother who deserves better treatment and i think the u.s. should condemn the way the u.n. treated her the other day. >> do you think the president has not done enough in this situation obvious complete what else can be done? also, you're there in israel. i know you've been there since 1973 traveling back and forth. what's the pulse there in terms of leadership when it comes to president obama? >> the president has done not guilty. he hasn't even made a statement, nor has john kerry. the closest thing to a statement came from jen sasi who made this idiotic statement saying after the kidnapping, both sides need to show restraint. i'm thinking, wait, one side is a kidnapper. what's the other side? you come after one of my children or grandchildren and they're going to have to do your funeral in a closed casket. the idea that they're somehow an equivalent between the kidnappers and the families was

insulting. so really there has been nothing done and that's one of their frustrations that a lot of people in israel have. the bigger context is there has been such a disconnect between this administration and realistic, reasonable policy not just for israel, but throughout all the middle east. i believe a lot of it is because the president is quite naive when he does not understand the world view that is so very different from the west to the east. that's been evident what we see in iraq, what we've seen with iran, what we've seen in syria, libya, egypt. we've guessed wrong in every case. >> governor, you've just detailed the problem right there, but when it was time to go to the polls in 2008 and 2012, foreign policy, it seems ranks down the list of things -- reasons why people vote for people for president, given the quagmire we're in right now, maybe people should take a

closer look at somebody's experience and their feelings about these things. >> it's not just experience, steve. anybody who runs for president and gets elected can gather people around him to get what i would call the knowledge. but what they may not have is the wisdom. so i think president obama is a man of great knowledge, but i would not say hs a man of great wisdom. but you elect a president to make good decisions. this president hasn't made good decisions. people said of ronald reagan that he had no foreign policy experience. but he made great decisions. it was not what he knew, it's when he did with what he knew and who he surrounded himself with. so yes, foreign policy ought to be a big factor in determining a president. but what you ought to ask is, does this person have good judgment? does this person have a clear understanding of america's role as a super power and does this president want america to be a super power or just a run of the mill, one of the countries,

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check. the press office misspelled ronald reagan's name not once, but three times on media documents, including the official schedule on wednesday. they spelled reagan's name like regan. it's the best picture you might see all day. this is steve's favorite story of the day. a fat man in a tiny little chute. this chubby crook got stuck inside an elevator shaft for eight hours. he was trying to rob an apartment in china and then he started screaming for help. firefighters spent more than an hour actually trying pry this guy out and then when he did, he was arrested and given a doughnut. i'm just making up the doughnut part. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here later. >> thanks. do you want to burn enough calories to erase a fast food meal in one exercise? >> anna kooiman has the answer, if the answer is yes. she once had fast food, once in

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boxes of pop tarts and some cake mix into her handbag in pockets at a new york city supermarket before trying to run off. security caught her in the act and followed her out. she now is in trouble. it's a fake city, but it's got a real price tag. michigan taxpayers are going to be footing the $3 million bill to build a 32-acre fake city to test out driverless cars before they actually hit the real road. stand by for that. brian, over to you and elisabeth and brad pitt. >> he's a political rising star being compared to our hollywood movie star. >> minnesota congressional candidate stewart mills has been dubbed the brad pitt of the gop. but he says he's more than just a good head of hair. businessman and congressional candidate stewart mills joins us now with his hair from minneapolis. good morning. so when was the first time someone brought the comparison to the front and said you look like brad pitt? >> well, it was actually a while ago. but i think they were squinting.

>> so does it bother when you people look at your candidacy and see the fact you have long hair? besides today you dress casual and say he's not playing the part well? >> well, no. i'm not playing the part because i'm not of the part. my background is in the business community and health care administration. i've spent my entire life working in our family's business, which is fleece farm in upper midwest retailer that has a little bit of everything. we if we don't have it, you don't need it. i'm also the plan administrator of our company's health insured health plan. i've seen firsthand obamacare has hurt a lot of people. it's a disaster. >> so you also have a hunting doctrine, too. >> the hunting camp doctrine, yes. people ask me, is it real? yes. the first time i went hunting with my dad, i complained about the food. he took me aside and said let me tell you how it works. if you complain about the food, you get the job to be the cook. so that's the hunting camp doctrine.

if you complain about something, you get the job to fix it. and i've been complaining about our abnormally high unemployment in our part of minnesota and also what obamacare is doing not only to self-insured health plans like ours, but also to the health care market at large. in the eighth district, our part of minnesota, we've had approximately a 30% increase in the individual marketplace for health insurance. and that is unacceptable. that is on top of increased deductibles and co-pays in skinnier networks. we are paying more and getting less. >> so when people look at you, you're obviously person of substance, you have this business background. when they come out and point out your looks and your hair, does that anger you? >> no. actually we've been working so hard on this campaign and it's such a serious campaign, it's kind of nice to have a moment of levity and having something to take a break and laugh about, but also gives us an opportunity to get back to talking about thing issues, job creation and true health care reform.

health care reform that's going to bring down cost and increase access. the opposite of what obamacare has done. >> you mentioned job creation. what's your plan to do that? >> first of all, the 8th district, our part of minnesota, has a very main street oriented economy. we have to understand that there is no such thing as a jobless recovery on main street. just because wall street is doing well, it doesn't mean that main street is doing well. >> i tell you what, wall street is not doing that well these days because our economy just shrunk in the last quarter and people are trying to rationalize how that snuck up on us. real quick, when it comes to winning votes what, are you doing to attract the female vote? >> certainly we're reaching out to all people. our message of economic prosperity is both a male and female issue. but certainly i have been involved in our local women's shelter and sexual assault services. it's something i feel strongly about. it's something that doesn't get the recognition that it should. we have problems in our communities and we have to come

together as a community to make sure that we address those issues. >> talk about walking the walk. you actually wear pink high heels in that campaign there. i want to thank you for being with us, assuming if you go forward and take the win, the hair would come with you and you would be wearing the suit and maybe heels now and then. >> exactly. i'm not going to change who i am. >> right. maybe we'll set up something with you and brad get to go know each other. >> that would be fun. >> that would be good. he's from minnesota and he wants to be the next congressman there. stewart, thank you for joining us. coming up straight ahead, 11 minutes before the top of the hour. >> it's been handing out loans on the taxpayers' dime for decades. john stossel calls it crapitalism. step by step by new kids on the block was playing before it was a repeat. >> would you make it louder so i can hear it? ♪

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the answer to the aflac trivia question of the day, our buddy chris o'donnel and the winner is jan bartos from allen, texas, getting a copy of brian's book, george washington's secret six autographed just for you. meanwhile, a debate raging on capitol hill over a little known federal agency called the export-import bank and whether you, the taxpayer, should continue to fund it.

john stossel, the host of "stossel" has been following this. what is the export-import bank? >> it's a slush fund that one of many that our government has to help certain american companies export. they have a buyer overseas? well, we'll loan them the money. >> that sounds good. >> except government isn't good at deciding which loans are good and bad. and they say we haven't lost money yet. but fanny and freddie didn't lose money until they did. the flood insurance program didn't lose money until it did. we have something called the free market that decides if you should get a loan. they say, we're giving them to all these small businesses. goee company, boeing. we all like boeing and they want to sell airplanes. but they have a $4 billion finance arm. they could do their own loan arrangements. it's crapitalism. it's crony capitalism. let's call it what it is. >> both sides want it, both

democrats and republicans kind of support this? >> obama campaigned against it when he ran for office. now he says, i want them to be able to loan more money. every democrat is for it. but the republicans, this is exciting, i think, for the first time, republicans are talking about getting rid of corporate welfare. saying it's not government's job to help companies. >> you said that would be a great solution. >> a wonderful solution. new way of thinking about this. two out of the three in the leadership are saying yeah. you don't need this agency. >> kevin mccarthy, who himself had i believe a deli, he was a small businessman before he went to the house, he thinks it's time for this thing to sunset. >> yeah. he used to think it was time for it to keep going, but now that he saw what happened in that election, he says, let's get rid of it. >> at what point are you going to bring this up in your show? >> we're going to do the whole show on crapitalism tonight. >> other examples? >> there is a lot of it. there are so many of these agencies. economic development agency.

agriculture department's market support program, giving to sunkist. they don't need the money and government shouldn't be giving it to them. >> we'll be watching john stossel on fox business at 9:00 o'clock eastern time. thank you. coming up straight ahead, lois lerner busted. we just got our hands on three e-mails. there is no way she wanted you to see these. we'll share it. and caught with a doughnut, who does she blame? >> daddy. >> really? >> yeah. >> boutade is -- but daddy is not here. >> her excuse over the doughnut. who done it? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪but this... ♪takes my breath away

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good morning. it's thursday, june 26, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a plane crashes and explodes into a fire ball right near a busy highway. the breaking developments ahead. and one of the lois lerner e-mail that didn't disappear with the hard drive crash rears its ugly head. she's been busted. where she's trying to target a u.s. senator. hey, it's game on of the the usa set to face germany in the world cup in brazil. but does watching soccer mean the moral decay of our country? is the world's most popular game indeed unamerican? we'll debate because mornings are better with friends.

brian, you really mean mornings are better are soccer. >> true. i think that today in brian park six blocks from here, there will be about 30,000 people saying that the afternoon is better with soccer. they'll be watching that game today. >> scale of 1 to 10, how kited are you? >> pretty excited. i don't really like to put it into a rating. 8.5. it's going to be good. my fear is that everything goes against us and we don't advance and it's going to be an ugly friday and i might have trouble getting up. >> it's already ugly because ann coulter hates soccer and we're going to talk about her column coming up in a couple of minutes. right now we turn 90 seconds after the top of the hour, plane crash in missouri. >> yes. we've been following this since the early morning hours. brand-new video of a plane crash near an airport that is just outside of st. louis. it was a single engine plane and it went down just about 20 feet

from a busy highway and it exploded into a fire ball. incredibly, the pilot managed to make it out alive and then call for help. no word on his condition right now and no one else was on board that plane. late last night nearly 80 people were hospitalized during the concert in boston. if you haven't heard of him, he's the d.j. behind that hit song "wake me up." ♪ so wake me up when he calls ♪ when i'm wiser and older ♪ all this -- >> ambulances lining up outside the t.d. garden in boston to treat people who were sickened by drug and booze. the patients were mostly teen-agers. >> dragged like four people out. i think he was drunk. might be molly, i don't know. >> one kid, it took four cops to get him down. something, i have no idea. but he was trying to fight back. it took four of them to take him

down. >> cops say many of the fans showed up to the concert drunk. the injuries are not considered to be life-threatening at this point. a vacation turns into a bit of a nightmare for the actor rob lowe. look at this. that is just outside the window of their vacation home in france. completely under water thanks to a flash flood. the situation was so bad that lowe, his wife and one of his sons had to be rescued. lowe later tweeting this picture of his wife hugging the guy who rescued her. the caption read, glad we're safe. grateful to first responders. that was somewhere in the south of france area. this is our favorite story of the day. at least for elizabeth and me. a sticky fingered toddler caught red handed sneaking something she wasn't supposed to have. watch this. >> you stole a whole doughnut, huh? no, it was in there, somebody took it out. >> yeah. >> who? >> daddy. >> really?

>> yeah. >> you always got to blame it on daddy if there is any question. then she blamed somebody else. we think it was her brother. her punishment that her mother gave her? no more sweets for the rest of the day. those are your headlines. how cute is she? and she literally had that mess all over her hands. >> she did. >> they always do. >> all too familiar. >> like going up to my kids' bedrooms looking underneath the bed, all those wrappers, candy wrappers, for months after hall rein. i digress. thank you very much. on to the irs scandal. we got good news and bad news. the good news, not all of lois lerner's e-mail destroyed with that hard drive. the bad news? it looks as if she was actually targeting a sitting u.s. senator when she accidentally wound up with an invitation to an event from a group who thought they were sending an invitation to chuck grassley, but instead, accidentally sent it to her. >> and this was her reaction in this one e-mail. we see, quote, is this the one where we got the copy to

grassley? did he get the copy to me? look like they were inappropriately offering a to pay for his wife. perhaps we should refer to exam. >> luckily she sent that to one of the tax specialists at the irs who knew the law. clearly she didn't know the law, so matthew said not sure we should send to exam. i think the offer to pay for grassley's wife' income is to grassley and not prohibited on its face. we would need to wait for grassley, one, accept by attending the speaking arrangement and two, determine whether -- and something is blacked out, issues with him and his 1099. even without the 1099, it would be grassley who would need to report the income on his 1040. so what she was doing was as soon as she saw it, she took the power of the federal government into her own hands, targeted him without any proof that he was going to lie on his taxes the next year. >> without any proof or confirmation that he actually accepted the invitation. that his wife did receive and

accept would in fact attend with him and then how the payment and claims would proceed. none of that was known nor confirmed, yet she was willing to go ahead and schedule it to be looked at. >> just to close out the interaction and complete the correspondence from lois lerner, she says, thanks. why i thought it was a blank, may be answer would be the same. don't think i want to be on the stage with grassley on this issue. but it goes to show you that it's so outrageous that you're seeing behind the scenes of the irs, the woman that took the fifth, the woman whose hard drive was smashed to bits, the one who lost e mails. the e-mails we did find, we find them disturb not guilty there. the guy who is in charge of the oversite committee says, i have an idea. i heard about the two years we couldn't get. now i want back all your e-mails dating back to 1986 and i also am willing to back out and put a special prosecutor here because we need the justice department to step forward because eric holder has been an embarrassment from day one. on top of that, you just wonder,

this is just one picked out of the sky against one iowa senator. how many other people are targeted? how many other groups are hit? if there is just this one group, the tea party people, could this be decades of corruption? >> darrell issa wants to go back 28 years with her e-mail because before the irs, she worked at the federal election commission and we have detailed on this program how in the past, lois lerner has actually targeted and harassed republicans. there was one guy who was running for office and she said okay. we won't take this any farther if you promise to never run for office again. so will there be a special prosecutor looking at the irs stuff? will eric holder do something? he ought to. earlier on this program, we spoke to the national -- the president of the national organization for marriage who we told you about yesterday. their confidential donor list and tax returns were leaked from

somebody inside the irs during the 2012 election to go ahead and embarrass mitt romney, among others. the irs has now paid $50,000 of taxpayer money to the organization. that president, brian brown, was with us earlier. he says this is crazy. >> this is america. we don't expect the government to target groups that it disagrees with. that's not supposed to happen here. and yet the doj is not investigating and many people were saying when we brought it up no, this could never have happened. this isn't true. but now we know that it is true and that it was released from the irs. unless the department of justice and eric holder decide to investigate the man who pled the fifth, we're not going to get to the bottom of this or a special prosecutor. we can not have our government targeting groups it disagrees with. that is unamerican, whether it's our side or their side, it's wrong and we have to get to the bottom of it. >> just one detail left in that. so this activist got the e-mail,

leaked it to the huffington post. he got it from somebody inside the irs who, because the guy took the fifth, they don't know his identity and that person who broke the law is still working there. >> can you imagine that? you get fined as an organization and you pay the fine with our money. >> right. and the guy who did it, still at his desk. >> polled as of yesterday, 80% of people want this investigation to go on and we're hearing from so many of you on it. e-mail came in from rachel who says so the irs is busted. that's good, but we the people have to pay the $50,000 fine. someone needs to be held accountable for this. >> jeff writes this. maybe if you throw a bridge in there, the doj will investigate. yeah, like governor christie. >> ronnie on facebook, quote, it should had been done a long time ago. the law was broken, plain and simple. but as always, this administration tries to cover up. that's one of the nice things about hard drive crashes, when you don't have any evidence, you don't have any evidence.

by the way, those e-mail that we got from lois lerner targeting chuck grassley? from a blackberry. couple of days ago issue the commissioner of the irs was asked, did she have a blackberry or iphone? now we know she had a blackberry. >> can we have it? oh, you smashed it with a sledge hammer? i had no idea. let's transition to the world cup because i know elisabeth hasselbeck's family has been watching. now it's the final game in the group play. top two teams in the groups of four advance to the knockout round. if the u.s. ties germany f the u.s. beats germany, they will advance. the game starts at noon. 28 million watched game two at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. i'm wondering how many millions will watch at noon today. i know there is so much on the line. you could argue it's the most important game in the history of u.s. soccer. >> it may indeed be. then louis suarez, the player who took a bite out of another player's shoulder, what's the

status? >> essentially we're going to find out today if he'll be banned for the tournament and beyond that when he out of nowhere bites the neck of an outstanding defender. >> a lot of people are watching. ann coulter has apparently held off writing about soccer, which she hates soccer. she's had it up to here and writes, among other things, any growing interest in soccer can only be a sign of the nation's moral decay. there are no heros, no loses, no accountability and no child's fragile self-esteem is bruised. there is a reason perpetually alarmed women are called soccer moms. not football moms. she also goes on to say that no other sport ends in as many scoreless ties and after football games, ambulances carry off the wounded. after a soccer game, every player gets a ribbon and a juice box. >> you're entitled to your opinion, but that has nothing to do with the sport, nothing that holds up. there are a lot of soccer haters. you watch "the five," four out

of five of them hate it. we have bob beckel on a daily basis. there is a lot of people, you're holding on to something. the ship of hate has sailed. >> you love soccer, brian. you played soccer in college. >> right. but all i'm saying is, appreciate the sport. understand that you might not understand the sport. the world watches, but everything that's in her column is factually wrong. >> it's her opinion. >> you can't say it's fact and then say it's her opinion because not everyone gets a juice box. there are mvp's. not every parent protects their kid. you are blamed when you live up a goal. you're credited when you score a goal. i don't even know what the column is about. >> when i was a soccer coach, nobody got a juice box, but they got a juice envelope. remember the capri sun? everybody always got one of those. >> so hard to get that straw in. >> still is. >> that's mainly the thing -- anyway, e-mail us. soccer? or twitter or facebook. straight ahead, a boy

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welcome back. having debt is a major burden, but add a contributor lawsuit and things can go downhill quickly. what are the best ways to protect yourself and your assets if a and when a creditor files suit against you? joining us is bob massi. good morning, bob. >> good morning. >> got some questions here specifically. what happens if a debt is old, whether it's because of foreclosure, credit card debt, personal loans? can a creditor just take whatever assets you have and bank accounts, stock, et cetera? >> yeah. that's one of the biggest concerns that all of us have. i get questions all the time, people i meet, e-mails, saying bob, should i close my bank account? could they go in and take my money out right away if i owe somebody 5,000, 10,000 or from a deficiency? the answer is generally of course not. in order for somebody to get to your assets, you have to be sued, you have to be served with that lawsuit in most cases, unless they can't find you.

that's another technical issue we won't talk about. and they have to get a judgment against you. when they get that judgment against you, elisabeth, then they have to know where to find your assets. legally there is ways to do that. but i want our viewers to understand that just because you get notice from a collection agency or from a deficiency from a foreclosure, it doesn't mean you have to go run and close your bank accounts right there. there is a process and the bottom line is don't put your head in the ground, face it straight up. >> so would you say that running and hiding mode is the biggest mistake someone could make? what are some other mistakes if the people are being sued bay creditor to avoid? >> they get served with a lawsuit. i've had this happen, i can't even tell you how many times. they get served with a lawsuit, they're afraid. they either are completely nonresponsive. they throw it away. they don't understand what they get. the fear and anxiety gets in and they get against what they call a default judgment. a default judgment means that you did not respond to this service of process from a

creditor and they'll come and say, bob, my wages were garnished. how could they do that? and i go through some research on the lawsuit and i say, listen, man, you were served with a lawsuit. do you remember that? oh, yeah, i do remember that. what did you do with that? i didn't know what to do. after a period of time once you're served with a lawsuit, if you don't respond, that creditor can get a judgment against you. please, if in fact you're that unfortunate to get served with a lawsuit and usually the reason you are is because the consumer, the homeowner, all of us ignore and get afraid of what they receive in the mail. go straight on. get a lawyer involved. call them up directly and try to avoid the lawsuit. if you get served, don't run away from it. >> okay. so inaction is not a good strategy. be aggressive and pro-active in this case. >> yep. >> bob massi, always great to have you here. we'll have people continue to send e-mails e-mails in with qus for you. thanks. >> thanks, take care. the obama administration

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the airport after being accused of traveling with falsified documents. i love a guy who can grill. >> thank you very much. it hit the road to celebrate johnsonville's anniversary. now the ultimate outdoor kitchen is traveling all across the country and joining us right now, grill master ryan allison. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> look at the size of these wheels. >> yeah. it's 65 feet long. it weighs 53,000 pounds. we can grill up to 750 brats at a time, or 2500 an hour. >> just amazing. tell us what gator is doing over here. >> gator is grilling them long and slow. that's what we recommend. isn't that right? >> this is gas. so you keep it on very low heat. you don't mind if these are frozen or not, right? in fact, you prefer them frozen when you put them on the grill?

>> with the johnsonville grillers, which is a new product for us, the -- >> you're all about brats, we should point out. >> we are. we're in the brat business. you put them on the grill frozen, really simple. we've got bacon cheddar, swiss cheese and mushroom. >> the cheese inside them? n built in. >> that changes everything! >> it does. >> the cow makes cheese. >> i see. >> at johnsonville, we only use premium cuts of pork. >> i understand. so here you are grilling things, this takes 25 minutes. >> that's right. actually we've got a really simple recipe this morning to keep it loose and light and easy to allow your backyard barbecue. these are called johnsonville cheesy sausage bites. all do you is grill your brats low and slow like we talked about earlier. 20 to 25 minutes over a low flame. >> is that one? >> that's right. slice them up like that. you cube up some mild cheddar.

>> it's delicious. >> stack it on top while they're still hot and skewer them. this came off instagram from one of our fans in tennessee. >> that's great. speaking of fans in tennessee, you drive this thing all over the country and i love the fact that whenever you do an event, you trio find a local charity that you can help benefit. >> that's right. it's only in operation for charity. to date we raised over $3.5 million. >> if someone is watching now and they would love to have this come to their town, how do they do it? >> visit bigtastegrill.com and you can request it there. today we're here at fox. >> for how long? >> 'til around noon. >> lunchtime. >> nice. >> that's good. >> come down to 48th and 6th before the -- >> you want one? >> thanks so much. >> thank you. i'll take a brat. >> you want a brat? >> yeah. with a cheddar cube, of course i do. thanks.

a boy reported missing for more than a week was in the basement all along? this is how his dad found out live. >> we are getting reports that your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> so how did he get there? thankfully he is okay. it's throwback thursday. we're going back in time to our favorite summer memories. this is steve's picture. what's going on here? we're going to share some info and some of your pictures coming up next. tbt. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest.

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♪ ♪ this is the eagles live, by the way. "boys of summer." throwback thursday, tell us everything that you liked about your summer growing up. this is from arnold, simon writes this, playing with dangerous farm equipment at my grandparents' camp in 1965. that's a great memory for him.

>> we got that same tractor in the '80s. >> looks like it worked out. this is renee's family reunion in 1957 in bethlehem, kentucky. >> here is arthur and his favorite horse in st. louis. he was four years old and riding alone already. best summer ever. that's great. >> i love these. julie tweets her picture at downtown disney. >> they're with tigger and pooh. >> sweet images. keep them coming. we love to see them all day long here. >> very nice. >> we'll post them on facebook, too. if the show is over, we're not over. >> we just keep going and going. heather nauert joins us. she was very excited that we had the brat guys on because bag from the midwest and your area -- >> loved the brats. >> for breakfast. >> any time. they're great.

i've got news to bring you right now. 12-year-old missing boy in detroit was missing for nearly two weeks, but he's found alive in his father's basement. his father finding out about this live on television. look at this. >> we are getting reports that your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> that boy was found in some sort of underground tunnel, we're told and this tunnel was apparently blocked by a barricade inside his father's house. police and the f.b.i. had already searched that home previously and they came up with nothing until they went back to that house. police say they're still investigating whether or not the father was involved, if the boy ran away on his own or if there was a third person involved in this. now, for the record, nancy grace says at this point, she believes the father. but what a strange story coming out of detroit this morning. this morning some police

officers are saying their jobs got a whole lot hard. that's because they're no longer allowed to look through your phone if you're arrested unless police get a warrant. that's a ruling from the supreme court. there is one exception. they can search your phone if police feel that they are in danger. the state department can't get a marine out of jail in mexico, but our government does have the time to honor a chinese dissident. a house panel approving a proposal to rename the street in front of the chinese embassy in washington after the nobel peace prize winner sitting in a prison in china. a marine is sitting in a prison in mexico. u.s. men's soccer team getting star power for today's big game against germany. >> i will bite you! >> we thought it was just brian kilmeade the star power pushing

for this game. will ferrell crashing the u.s. van last night. he's not the only one supporting team usa. also hulk hogan making a video, pumping up the team and making serious threats for germany. those are your headlines. brian, you're in good company. >> there you go. >> yep. >> lot of people like soccer. just not ann coulter. maria molina loves soccer as well. and today it's throwback thursday. you got a picture for us, don't you? >> that's right. my mom and myself in south florida where i grew up. i used to love during the summer to go to county fairs and there is a picture of her and i riding a carousel. fun times growing up out there in south florida. >> great. >> i wish i could zoom on that right now. so cute. >> thank you. miss my mommy. out there in south florida still. we live in fort lauderdale. we did have to deal with heavy rain yesterday across parts of texas. before i mention the weather across the u.s., i do want to mention the world cup. you have talking about the big game, the u.s. versus germany

later today at noon eastern time. the weather is such an issue there. they're getting a lot of heavy rain. there is the potential for flash flooding. so that will be another variable for the game. we'll see how that plays out. across parts of the texas yesterday, we had heavy rain, parts of new england and today we do have more rain pushing out of new england. we are expecting several inches of rain to have accumulated by then before that storm system gets out of there. severe weather over the next several days is going to be a big concern, especially today, friday, and also into saturday. it looks like sunday could be an even bigger day. so this is of concern. we'll continue to watch that across parts of the center of the country and temperature wise, really heating up across parts of the southeast and the plains. widespread highs in the 80s and 90s. let's head over to brian. >> let's talk more about the world cup. you think we got problems here getting people interested, how about getting people paid? the match between the u.s. and germany is a few hours away. it starts at noon. win, draw or lose, the u.s. has a chance to make it to the knockout stage of 16.

happening at the same time, portugal takes on ghana in the same group. if the u.s. loses, this could be the deciding factor for or if we do move forward f. we do win, it will be algeria or belgium that we play. ghana nearly stages a world cup mutiny over unpaid bonuses. the team refusing to board a plane for their match today until their country chartered a jet and flu $2 million to brazil. crazy. player bonuses have been a big bone of contention for the african teams because they haven't been getting them. this is the last time they'll have leverage. baseball now. history made. giants ace making history repeat itself against the padres. >> on the ground. he's done it again. >> yep. cut his hair and improving his game. no hits the padres for the second time in two seasons after walking one player in the second inning, he retired 23 in a row. he becomes the second player to

no hit the same team twice. he's pumped up for the world cup after that. no hitter, donned a custom usa team jersey afterward and put on an interesting helmet. >> you thought it is related to the hair cut? >> yes, i do think so. he used to have much longer hair. but congratulations. he's still pitching. when he went pro, his dad says you're not allowed to mess with my son's pitching motion. and they didn't. >> paid off. >> the rest is history. 22 minutes before the top of the hour on this thursday. fox news alert, nation in an economic free fall. the first quarter gdp dropped almost 3%. so what does this mean and also we've got brand-new jobless numbers as well for the economy. nicole petallides is waving live from the stock exchange. >> still working. >> plus -- >> can you tell which one of us is lying? the amazing presskin can and

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welcome back. quick headlines for you now. lawsuit edition. new jersey woman is suing her former boss over rush hour traffic. she says her busy commute

causing anxiety to the point of disability. her now ex employer refused to change her schedule to avoid the packed roads. and it was a mistake by one letter. but nearly 4,000 miles an american couple suing british airways after they say the airplane booked them on a plane to the wrong destination. they thought they were headed to granada, spain, but -- they went to grenada in the caribbean. oops. >> fox news alert, the labor department releasing brand-new weekly jobless numbers moments ago. nicole petallides is live on the stock exchange. she's examining those numbers. have they reached your desk yet? >> they reached me. i wish i could deliver great numbers. i hate to see jobless claims coming in over 300,000 week after week. it's happened once again. 312,000 claims. these are weekly numbers. surpassed the analyst estimate.

that's not good news. the other piece of nod such great news is that last week was revised slightly higher to 314,000 from 312,000. so you are still seeing these weekly jobless claims coming in. people are filing for unemployment and the like as well. so that's what we're seeing right now. the big picture, don't forget the economic news we got yesterday. the gdp number, terrible. so we've had some mixed economic news. we did get confidence numbers that were good. you feeling confident? that was good. home sales numbers that were good. >> what about go pro? i hear it's a great day. >> how cool. you put it on your helmet, go pro is the number one selling camera that we can see the camcorder type. whoa, it's so cool. shaun white used it. so the snowboarder. also kelly slater. i see people on the slopes all the time.

gpro is the ticker symbol. look for it today. the priced at the high end of the range. 21 to $24 range. it priced at $24. it will be interesting to see where it opens. stay tuned throughout the day on fox business and fox news, you'll get it. it's based in california. i don't own one, but it would be really cool to have one. it really is great. then you download it onto your computer and it is the first consumer electronic company to list since 2011. in 2011, that was the debut of the head phone maker skull candy. i actually bought two for my kids for camp. but don't tell them. i'm not giving them 'til saturday. >> we hope they're not watching right now. nicole petallides with the go pro ipo, thank you. see you later. >> coming up, do you think you can tell if someone is lying? our next guest certainly can. the amazing kreskin is here to find out which one of us is lying through our teeth as he joins us now on the couch.

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>> brand-new developments this morning and this just discovered e-mail from lois lerner. rudy guiliani will be here with an interesting take on this whole thing. and was the white house really taken by surprise by isis in iraq? maybe not. liz cheney joins us with her take on the curious white house briefing and where is the benghazi suspect and why is the boat taking so long? bill and i will see you on this world cup thursday. back to you, steve. >> all right. thank you very much. can you imagine reading somebody's mind and perhaps even predicting the future?

>> there are a lot of doubters who say it cannot be done. but our next guest has proven otherwise time and time again. >> for decades he's amazed audiences with his uncanny ability to read minds and see the unseen. he joins us right now. welcome back, amazing. >> i got to say, this, i'm very proud. pbs has the nova series, has done studies on college students. i've done over 1,000 university shows. they're doing research how the mind, if you wear a plate, can influence the movement of a car and nova has used my performances to show how it works and all the documentaries they show scenes of my reading. can i say this? this is live. reading the thoughts of these two gentleman is a religious experience. >> i try. >> i have to tell you something, and i did not intend this initially. i've done over 1,000 university shows. one of the universities gave me this. it was a book on the internet

now called "las vegas, the untold story." you kids can get it for a few dollars. he's known -- he's one of the biggest authorities in the world on vegas and devote has chapter to me, telling how 40 years ago he was at the tables when i was banned from -- i'm banned from all the casinos in the western world and peru and everything else because i can't play poker. he says i stood there as they said, your creskin, fine, you can live here, but get out of here. i'm going to show you something. what a pretty gal. >> first time you've met her. >> yeah. everyone who knows me knows that when i perform at a private affair, let's say a theater or a lot of corporate affairs, there is three brand-new decks of cards on a table. let me give you an example. i'm going to shuffle these cards. they told me there is no camera behind us. >> there israeli a kid with a

camera. >> put your finger in the deck. take the card under your finger out. take it out. don't let me see it. i don't want anyone else -- but you must get a visual image of the card. have you done so? >> yes. >> so i can't see it. put the five of spades face down in a way that's not visible. >> wait a minute. >> my god. >> are you kidding me? >> now, i'm going to show you something that's very, very special. >> wait a minute. is it a deck of five of spades? >> regular deck of cards. now i'm going to show you something. a lot of people don't know, but the kids say to me, what was carson like? you did 88 shows with him. he never allowed a surprise. any time i would come on, let me know what he's going to do, i'll react. i walk in, they flew me to l.a. and they said, we got to tell you, you know what you're going to do?

yes. you told him? yes. is everything okay. yes. he looked at us and said, no way. he said, we're starting to walk away and carson looks at them and says, no way. one of the moments of my career and i'm -- i'd like to use you as my subject. >> we got 2 1/2 minutes left. >> for the whole thing? >> the whole segment. >> can we -- i have an exciting -- i have something to show you now. i got to announce something very special and that is that i have just been commissioned by one of the top prize promoters in the united states to prepare a female boxer, one of the top boxers, heather hardy. those who are sports writers know that her nickname is the heat. for the major boxing match coming up i'm going to work with her and condition her brain to respond so that she's functioning -- >> so she's mentally tough.

>> so she's so alert that before a blow comes to her, she'll be able to anticipate it. this is an exciting thing. the other thing i got to do is i'm leaving this with you. i don't know -- i'm trying to figure out of the three of you who i can trust. >> probably the girl. >> her. >> in here, whether i'm here next week, a month from now, five months from now, it's exactly what's going to happen on the show and even though it's going to be spontaneous, this is a description. >> on our show? >> on your show. >> you're going to tell us what's going to happen on our show. >> he was very good about the super bowl. right on the nose. >> your prediction of the super bowl knocked my husband off his feet. >> now something that -- >> one minute. >> i worked with a lot of crime cases. next time i come on, i'll show how i can tell if someone is telling the truth or not telling the truth. a man came up on stage a few weeks ago in another part of the country. i said have i met you before? he said yes, yes, sir. he said what do you mean?

he said i was hit by a car and thrown 70 feet. they pronounced me dead. they brought me back. we didn't know who did it. you worked with three witnesses, put together the license plate number. they found the car was stolen and they found the person that is a member of the mafia and described how it solved the case. here 30 years later, another part of the country, he describes this. next time i come on, i know -- i want to do something with all of you. >> in the after the show show today, you're going to do the lie detector thing. >> otherwise the joker would be -- >> thank you very much. >> more "fox & friends." >> wait 'til you see about this. >> don't open that! >> can't open that. >> right back. >> amazing, i will not. you have my word. and you could tell if i'm not telling the truth. so this board gives me rates on progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive and they're them.

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