recall two years ago. >> time to talk about the supreme court rule, president president obama's use of executive power did he go too far? leg on to our facebook -- log on to our facebook page and we'll talk about it. have a great weekend. good morning. it is friday, june 27, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. overnight shia labeouf cuffed and forced to wear protective mask. what did he do to cops that has him waking up in a jail cell this morning? >> remember the guy who found out where his missing son was on live tv? >> your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> this morning the dad is defending himself and people all across the country are wondering do we believe this guy? >> we all know money talks.

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a knockoff, spinoff from boy meets world from back in the day. if you haven't heard sabrina, you know what? you're gonna because through the years here on "fox & friends" we brought you people who eventually became big stars. remember the band perry started here. taylor swift before she was a big star started on our plaza. >> cher, she was here. >> people forget. people forget. >> remember she sang "half-breed." >> i don't remember that. >> it is going to be a fun friday. we've got a lot to cover, a lot happening overnight. we're starting with hollywood. >> good morning, guys. we have a fox news alert for you. actor shia labeouf waking up behind bars after being hauled off the broadway show "caberet" and handcuffed. witnesses say the 28-year-old was smoking pot inside the theater and slapping people from

behind. he is being held on disorderly conduct and criminal trespassing charges. shia labeouf is no stranger to odd behavior. in january he was caught on january head butting a man at a london bar. the transformer star went through his i'm not famous anymore phase wearing a paper bag in public. one of the suspected ringleaders of the benghazi terror attack that killed four americans expected to arrive in the u.s. this weekend according to senior u.s. officials. he was captured on june 14. the navy is taking its time getting here so investigators can grill him before he lawyers up in washington, d.c. charges have been filed in d.c. district court despite calls for him to be tried at gitmo as an enemy combatant. it's down to the wire in the senate race in mississippi. it's still not over. tea party challenger chris mcdaniel is not conceding to six-term senator thad cochran. mcdaniel criticizes

cochran for according to democrats before the -- for courting democrats before the run-off election. >> we're looking into whether or not people who participated in the democratic primary crossed over into the republican primary this tuesday night. we've already found more than a thousand exeams of that in -- examples of that in one count alone. we're talking about eligible voters that should not have been there in the first place. >> cochran topped mcdaniel by nearly 6,800 votes. at the view last night executives giving jenny mccarthy and sherri shepherd the boot. being are spem lating who will join -- many are speculating who will join whoopi goldberg. many are speculating rosie lail, the daughter of muhammad

ali. we know who won't be going. >> going to the view to reunite with rosie. what do you think ask going to happen? >> i think it's great. rosie likes to box. >> were you shocked? she's your buddy. >> i was shocked in some ways. >> was she shocked? >> i'm sure. even though you think that might happen someday, it comes across to be a shock. i have not spoken to her in person yet. set to happen though. >> jenny mccarthy just got there; didn't she? >> started last year. just never gelled with the audience. sherri who we love is out and jenny out as well. >> wonder who is coming into the ring. >> rosie o'donnell and laila. interesting there. you never know. >> speaking of you never know, we might not ever know what happened to those

missing e-mails. >> don't say that. >> if you listen to the commissioner of the i.r.s., he sounded like, if i had a magical way i could pull them out of the sky, i would. there is mr. koskinen right there. >> he sounded sincere when he said that. >> lewis gohmert and another congressman had this great idea. they must be somewhere. we offered a cash reward and maybe somebody will come forward with it. and just to sweeten the pot, they'll give them $500,000 about the r -- $5,000 for information about the destruction. >> negative reenforcement won't work to get it so we'll punish a little bit if they are not putting forward e-mails and reward those who want to work for truth. he said it takes one letter

or phone call from the i.r.s. to totally ruin a business and yet the i.r.s. doesn't have to follow the same standards when it comes to mainstream america. >> that is our money so i don't want to give $1 million to do something congress should be doing and overseeing and they should be cooperating and finding this for us. i would rather not buy that $1 million check. >> i think it is money well spent. >> i don't. why should we give another $1 million to find out what the i.r.s. is doing with their time. >> the normal process, they're not going to come up with it. they made it very clear. i hope that they would add a provision to this act, lewis gohmert and mr. florence,. >> one of the i.t. trade associations said they don't believe the story, a nonpartisan group. the president said the notion that these e-mails magically vanished makes no sense. this is not how i.t. asset

management at major businesses and government institutions work in any country especially this country. that is the whole thing. this is what darrell issa was getting at. how do we know he's telling the truth? how do we know these hard drives were destroyed? >> initially the president was shocked and appalled that something like this would happen. now they are just plain out scandals. everything but iraq. he said yesterday in minnesota, phony scandals. take a listen. >> these are just washington fights. they're fabricated issues. they are phony scandals that are generated. >> really? >> he was there in a town hall in minnesota. he's apparently this summer going to do a road show to show people that he has not lost touch with them. what's curious, though, is he talks about the phony scandals but he says essentially people see these things on the news and they get discouraged.

he doesn't watch the news, but we do. watch. >> i don't watch tv news generally or cable shows, but i suspect if you're out here going to work and picking up your kids and taking them to soccer, at nights sitting there paying the bills and you just turn on the tv, sometimes it must feel kind of discouraging. >> it's just unbelievable. >> it's just the news. >> he doesn't really watch. it's amazing too, i know it's important to get out of the bubble, but there's so many decisions he has to make, so many programs that have to be implemented, so many things that have to be done overseas, why is he always on the road talking about global warming, talking with a minnesota family. it doesn't seem like things

are lined up correctly. someone has got to rein him in. >> two things. it is discouraging when you're chronically underemployed. it is discouraging when your president loses a staring contest to putin and leaders across the globe. it is discouraging when our southern border is penetrated. it is discouraging when your president says he doesn't watch the news, but his own administration says this. >> the fast and furious program, when in fact everyone knows -- the president did not know about this tactic until he heard about it through the media. >> let me take the i.r.s. situation first. i first learned about it from the same news reports that i think most people learned about this. i think it was on friday. >> as i said yesterday in my statement, other than press reports, we have no knowledge of any attempt by the justice department to seek phone records of the associated press. >> do you know when he first knew that there was a problem? >> well, i think it became clear fairly early on.

the first couple of days. >> but not before that? not before october? >> so, in other words, we played the two sound bites back to back to show partisan president said he doesn't watch the news, and yet that's how his administration finds out about things that are going on, through the news. >> discouraging. >> who's in charge? >> more on that to come. listen to this, benghazi is about to arrive. the man that is about to be questioned here has been on a boat around and around, arriving back, the one man that has been in captivity here. should he go to gitmo or remain toiling around on the ocean on a boat? a man who works there is going to take us inside guantanamo bay like you have never seen before. >> bottles flying off the shelves literally. it is the liquor store robbery you have to see. ♪ ♪

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where do you think he should go? >> guantanamo bay, cuba. he is a combatant. unless the means and will to kill us is taken away, we need to defend ourselves. if there is a global war on terror -- and i believe it is white hot with all the things going on in the middle east especially iraq -- we need a safe and secure place to put unlawful combatants who want to kill us. >> you heard the president. he said that infuriates the islamic world to know we have a gitmo. >> but anwar al-awlaki, killed by drones, the american al qaeda, recently the rationale for that killing came out. they declared him an enemy combatant. if there is an enemy combatant, there's a war on terror. if there is a war on terror, you need a safe and secure place to put the unlawful combatants. >> you worked at gitmo. you saw the worst of the

worst. you've seen them all. what is it like there? >> it's like anybody's u.s.a. in some ways. there is a mcdonald's, a mall, but it's an emotional train wreck. because once you hate these guys for them taking you away from your wife and family, at the same time you're trained as a medical officer and former medic, you're trained to have empathy and treat the patient, not just the wound. >> you saw the five taliban guys that we released? >> absolutely. >> you think they're going to go back to terror? >> 100%. >> i thought they were formed, told not to. >> absolute lip not. >> we need to keep them until they no longer have the will to kill us, keep them away from the battle field. >> they have been there years now, ten years, some of them, do you think the people are en route to being reformed or as extremist as the day they

came in? >> there is a muslim edict that allows a person, a muslim, to lie, to cheat, to steal, to do anything if they're confronted with the enemy. so they'll lie about their treatment, lie about who they are, what their business is all in an effort to deceive us and to get out. and it worked. >> what kind of life do they have there? >> pretty cush. in a lot of ways -- one of my complaints -- their medical care is better than that for our troops. i was responsible for coordinating medical care for detainees and the guys and constantly complaining about the lack of adequate care for our guys. >> unbelievable. when you say these people on the outside are saying that is not what our country is about. we're not about gitmo, not about keeping people anyplace indefinitely, for a guy who's been at gitmo, worked there serving our

country, what is your reaction? >> we need a place to keep people who want to kill us. we need a safe and secure place. there's no safer place, no more secure place than the military detention facility at guantanamo bay. we selected it. my unit helped celebrity the place. my unit helped select the place. we all looked at hawaii. we didn't get to go there. gitmo is the safest place for people who want to kill us. >> if the president has his way it will be empty within two years. >> and hopefully they won't become our neighbors. >> i agree. thank you for your service, congratulations on your book "saving grace at guantanamo bay." it is now out. 19 minutes after the hour. next on our rundown, a video that is unreal. a massive fireball lights up the sky. the details ahead. >> we're told our air is full of pollution but brand-new pictures from outer space show something else.

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23 minutes past the hour. fox news alert for you. overnight ukraine officials signing historic free trade deal with the european union and russia is not happy about it. the new deal now opens up trade barriers between the former soviet states. brand-new video just in from india. at least 14 people dead after a gas pipeline burst into a massive fireball and explodes. you can see the huge flames are shooting up into the sky right here. that fire burned for three hours before crews got it under control. steve? >> thank you, elisabeth. do you think air quality is bad? we always hear it is.

turns out you can breathe a little easier on this friday morning. nasa has been taking an out-of-this world look at our air quality over the years and results are in. joining us from the goddard space flight center in maryland is nasa scientist dr. michelle fallen. we saw these images and they are stunning. you have taken images from 2005 and compared them to 2011. explain what we're looking at and why the air is getting cleaner. >> yes, we have the satellite that's been up for almost ten years now and we've been looking at nitrogen dioxide which contributes to smog and ozone pollution. when you look at the united states, you can see the colors we have. the red areas show where there used to be a high concentration of this gas in 2005. in 2011 things are much better. in new york city, for example, you have a 32% reduction in this smog and

pollution producing gas in the last ten years and that's pretty significant. >> unfortunately i'm still living under the red zone. let's take a look at denver. >> the manhattan area. >> exactly and my county in new jersey. let's take a look at denver. they were in the red zone significantly. it's faded out. it's less red, more pink. what does that mean for the people who live a mile high out there? >> it means a lot of better respiratory health. nitrogen dioxide can be bad for your lungs. as the air quality improves we're going to see, we hope, less asthma attacks, less people advised to stay inside on one of those unhealthy days. this is attributable to cleaning up our emissions. emissions from power plants and cars. we're driving more cars, going more miles but producing less pollution. one car today only pollutes about 1/20th the amount

than a car did in the 1960's. >> a lot of this started with the clean air act in 1970. ever since then we've gotten cleaner and cleaner. >> that's right. >> dr. thaller, thanks for joining us from gad -- goddard space flight center with the good news. 26 minutes after the hour. remember the guy who was told his missing son was actually found in the basement alive on tv. >> your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> this morning the dad is defending himself. do you believe his story? we're going to tell you all about that. bottles flying off the shelves literally. the liquor store robbery you've got to see to believe. what is he doing? ♪ ♪

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at all. >> it's called divisions. you never heard of a team losing the last game of a regular season and going to the playoffs? >> it's hard to understand how the other team won but we won too. >> we tie and everybody was crying. and then we lose and everybody's happy. that's what i don't get. still trying to figure that out. >> taken in isolation, you have every right to be confused. think of it as the olympics. you play in group and you've got to win or come in second in this group. they came in second. they play tuesday 4:00 against belgium. >> and i'm happy about that. >> yesterday we -- >> we're going to end up in our first fight, elisabeth. >> nancy grace had a fellow by the name of charles bothuell on her program because her son had gone missing, missing for 11

days. she was whispered something in her ear and she broke it to him on the air, and this was the moment. >> your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> yeah, found in the basement. apparently the police found the kid behind a makeshift barricade of boxes in the basement. >> and there was tunnels he could have been in and there was bedding there. when the kid was found he was evidently fine, nervous and hungry. >> this is the father actually speaking out about his son missing. >> i didn't know that he was in the basement. i searched. my wife searched. we had dozens of police officers, f.b.i. agents here, dogs. we've all been searching for my son. it's only evidence there was some crime committed. no crime committed here. that is not what happened. >> any sort of abuse. blood evidence was taken out of that house. >> there was no abuse of my

son. >> there was blood found on the child's clothing. they don't at this point know whose blood it was. according to the nbc affiliate in that town, the story is that apparently the kid was afraid of punishment because the kid was told to do 4,000 strides on an elliptical trainer. about halfway through he told his mom i have to use the bathroom. he then disappeared. the worry apparently the child had was he was going to be punished by the father because they also found a p.v.c. pipe that apparently the father used on him for punishment. currently the boy is with his mother in detroit. and the step mom is in jail on a weapons charge, probation problem. >> pretty dramatic moment on television. >> what do your gut instincts tell you today, why this could have happened? >> 11 days in the basement. >> i'm just glad he's okay now. where he will be in the future, let us know what

you think about this story. it's been on our minds all night. a lot of happening all over the world. great to see you, lea. >> good morning. nearly 40 people were rushed to the hospital after the floor of a texas home collapsed beneath them. >> there were a few people that were trapped in that we were able to extricate rather quickly. >> more than 100 people packed into a house for a celebration when the second floor gave way. a triage area was set up in front of the neighboring home. the injuries reportedly are not serious. hillary clinton's new book "hard choices" getting the boot from china. chinese publishers declined to buy translation rights and china's import agency will block english versions. the book that covers her time as secretary of state is critical for china. sales in the u.s. dropped more than 43% in its second week. >> the 500,000 illegals

living in new york city can now open bank accounts and use medical clinics, the city council approving that measure that would give them i.d. cards. the city became the first where detained immigrants facing deportation have the right to free legal counsel. a wild liquor store robbery caught on camera, caught on surveillance in san jose, california. a clerk turning to check the price as the suspect walks behind the counter, then threatening the clerk. the robber then starts throwing bottles at him, striking him several times. the suspect fleeing when another customer enters the store. police are still looking for him. those are your headlines. i don't know, guys. it seems to me like this guy probably already had enough liquor in him. >> perhaps. thank you. >> maria molina is outside with extreme weather from alabama. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. in mobile bay, i want to show you this incredible video. this is a water spout. this touched down yesterday afternoon at about 4:30

p.m. take a look at that, just incredible and so ominous. i do kind of want to explain a little bit of the difference between a water spout and a tornado. there is a misconception that a tornado or water spout is a tornado over water but that's not true. they are different. a water spout forms from slightly different ingredients and is also a little bit weaker than a tornado and a tornado can form over water. a little confusing but that is in mobile, alabama. look at that. incredible. we have the risk for actual tornadoes coming up today and also into this weekend. temperature wise across the country, highs widespread in the 80's and 90's as we head into this weekend. like i mentioned, we do have the potential for severe weather and flash flooding especially across parts of the northern plains. this is where we're expecting several inches of rainfall and there's a look at that severe weather risk coming up this afternoon from parts of oklahoma to north dakota. as we head into saturday and sunday, that severe

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quick headlines. u.s. soccer star hope solo breaking her silence about the drunken rage that landed her behind bars. she posted an facebook say we like all families have challenges but we are able to resolve this situation as a family. solo accused of hitting her sister and nephew at their home in washington. >> the rock star john mccade is engaged to courtney cox. >> failure to launch is not just a movie. >> he's 25 years old. he still lives at home. that is not normal. i lived upstairs since i was 3. >> it will take a stick of

dynamite to get me out of my parents house. >> research shows one in five adults are still living with their parents and 60% of them are relying on mom and dad for money. >> how do you get those boomerang kids to leave the house if you want them to? dave ramsey's daughter is here, rachel cruz, also the coauthor of "smart money, smart kids." good morning. that is a crazy number. one in five kids, young adults in their 20's and 30's living at home because of the bad economy. >> yes, so they say. they're graduating with massive amounts of student loan debts, probably credit card debts they racked up and they don't have the dream job or having a hard time finding a job and they move back home and they get settled in and mom and dad kind of let them stay for a long time. >> how do you get them out? you've got tips for the parents to say okay, boomerang kids, now you're back out on the one-way street. you say number one do what?

>> set a move-out date. this is key. >> when you're 40 you've got to get out. >> i want to you do this in writing, but have a contract to say here are the expectations while you're in the house and this is the date to get out. this is loving your kids well. you're harming them by letting them live in your house forever and ever because they don't have the dignity to be adults. you're helping them move out. loving them well. set a clear move-out date. >> you say if mom and dad are bringing all the meals in and paying the light bills, who would want to leave that? make it uncomfortable. >> if it's a five-star inclusive resort of course they're going to stay. when they're there for an extended period of time, make them pay rent. don't clean up after them. >> teach money basics while they're there. >> that's right. when they go off on their own they don't fail. teach them to budget and how to stick to a budget.

teach them how to reconcile their checking account, how to stay away interest debt and live within their means. >> i think the natural inclination of parents is if the kids don't have jobs, come home, we'll take care of you. but after awhile the visit becomes permanent, and at some point you want to nudge them out the door. >> for a short period of time they need to move in, that's okay. i say no more than six months. six months is a little too long. but if there is a little bit of period of time where they have to come home, that's okay. >> is it ever too late to set the move-out date. someone who has been with their parents for four months, this friday we're going to set a date? >> it would be fair to say you have -- unfair to say a crazy period of time but to say mom and dad didn't

communicate with them, it is fair to set a date. >> did you live with your parents after you graduated? >> i did not. my sister did for a month. that's okay. >> the book is fantastic "smart money, smart kids." >> straight ahead, we warned you about this and now it happened. swine flu spreading from the illegals who have come across the border. how dangerous is that? if you're in the general population, dr. segal is reporting for duty coming up. >> kevin mccarthy went all the way to hong kong to see the new transformer movie and he'll let you know if it's worth your cash. he's here in the next hour.

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the first case of swine flu now confirmed among the thousands of illegal children crossing into the united states at the texas-mexico border. the sick child is one of hundreds staying at lackland air force base. what new threat does this pose to us and what are health officials doing about it? dr. mark siegle, author of swine flu, the new pandemic, joins us now to discuss. good morning. >> good morning. >> so this is one case that is now really cause ago ton of

concern given the situation of tens of thousands of kids moving through this nation illegally. what are we looking at here with h1n1? >> it's indicative of the fact that these children and the people coming in can't be screened. this child had a fever for several days and nobody knew about it and nobody checked him. so now the flu spreads after about four days, four to seven days. he's leerily going to -- leerily going to spread it to people around him and health authorities are sending in 2,000 doses of vaccine. but the problem with the vaccine, which i completely agree with that move, but the vaccine takes two to three weeks to work. in the meantime, flu may spread to people around. >> and given the number of children and adults that are in these camps together right now, quantity alone and the ability to just contact somebody else and be able to contract this is high, i would imagine. >> 25%. and we're talking about a strain of flu that is particularly problematic for children and

pregnant women. we really have to be on the lookout for that. it's also a flu, because it was a pandemic five years ago, does not follow seasons 'cause people out there may say, why is this flu happening now? and the child came from central america. we were checking in on that yesterday. the receivable is the same as here. it's hot. but you can get this kind of flu even when you're not in the winter. >> if no up with is being checked, who knows what else is being passed along as well? >> highly infectious diseases. >> are we looking at a future pandemic here that may not be so distant? >> i don't think so, because we already had a pandemic from this particular swine flu virus. a lot of people have immunity to it. i don't want to scare people. i think it will spread. i think you'll see an outbreak as a result of this. it will not ignite a new pandemic. >> should we be getting a flu shot? what can we do to prevent this from coming into our homes? >> that's an excellent question. we all had flu shots, most of us had flu shots. that won't cover us now.

it's too late in the season for that. but i wouldn't recommend people get an h1n1 shot unless we see this spreading out into the communities and around. as you pointed out the other day, unfortunately, people are getting on buses from some of these centers. so this could show up in a distant state. right now i would not recommend the flu shot for this. but i would monitor it carefully. people in outlying areas, 'cause we've seen tuberculosis spread from these camps. i think people around artery should consider an h1n1 shot. >> in the season when some parents, if they don't get immunizations, don't do this at your doctor's office, are you recommending that people stay on track with immunizations because of this situation? >> hugely important. we were talking about this. measles especially. mmr vaccine, mmrv vaccine. school is coming up in a couple of months. if you live in texas, arizona, even outlying states -- >> massachusetts. >> massachusetts. everyone should have their childhood vaccinations before they go to school, period. this is a reminder. the cdc, i want them more actively involved in this

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good morning. it is friday, june 27, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. actor shia will he buffe waking up in a jail cell, arrested at a broadway show. what did he do that got him hauled off and handcuffed? and scandals? what scandals? the president doubles down on that same excuse we've heard a million times. >> these are just washington fights. they're fabricated issues. they're phony scandals that are generated. >> this time the president is passing the buck and wait until you hear who he's blaming and it's not republicans. that's refreshing. jay-z and beyonce releasing

their secret wedding video six years after they tied the knot. it turns out they're married. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think she could be the youngest performer we've ever had on the all american concert series. she's 15 years old. if you've got a kid or grand kid who watches the disney channel, she is a superstar to them. so we're going to have you wake them up and make sure they're

watching. if you're at 48th and 6th avenue, come on down because we have a barbecue breakfast as we always prepare on fridays thanks to our friends at famous dave's. >> that is right. it's a great day as the "girl meets world" star is here and we'll meet her in a bit. leah gabe yehl joins us this morning. >> good morning. shy labeouf after being hauled out in handcuffs. he was smoking pot inside and slapping people from behind. when officers arrived, he started swearing and spitting at them, forcing them to put a muzzle on him. he's facing disorderly conduct and criminal trespassing charges. the troubled actor no stranger to odd behavior. in january, he was caught head butting a man in a london bar. he then went through his i'm not famous anymore phase, wearing a paper bag in public.

and brand-new details in the case of the missing detroit boy found hiding in his father's basement. his stepmother now in custody on unrelated gun charges. 12-year-old charlie bothuell said she helped him hide. his father, who found out he was alive on live tv, now defending himself. >> i didn't know he was in the basement. i searched, my wife searched. we've had dozens of police officers, f.b.i. agents here, dogs. we've all interning for my son. this as police remove a bloody pvc pipe from the house that the father says he uses to discipline his son. detroit police are still investigating, but charlie iv could face abuse charges in the next few days. we will have much more on this and a live report from detroit coming up at 7:30. one of the suspected ring leaders of the benghazi terrorist attack that killed four americans expected to arrive in the u.s. this weekend. abu kata will was company duringed june 15 and taken

aboard the uss new york. the navy taking its time getting here so investigators can grill him before he lawyers up in washington, d.c charges have been filed in dc district court, despite calls for him to be tried at gitmo as an enemy combatant. and check this out. this is what i'm proud of as a naval aviator 'cause marine pilots are navy pilots. landing on a aircraft carrier. the captain said he first noticed a problem on takeoff and circled the carrier until the tower could come up with a solution. the crew set up a padded stool to catch the front of the plane as it came down. he had to land it perfectly on target to make this happen. i want to point out that this is a carrier that lands vertically. it may look crazy. >> as an aviator yourself, how hard is it to land right there, to make sure the front of the plane was over that stool so that he didn't crush the nose cone? >> i've never to do what he just

did. >> but you could. >> actually i never flew that plane. but that was a very good landing. very impressive. a shout out to that marine aviator this morning. >> and they have all those cameras all over the carriers, so they really record everything? >> they do. they always have cameras whenever you're doing carry operations. so hopefully someone will give him that tape and he'll be able to take that and be proud of it for the rest of his career. >> we showed it on tv around the world. job well done to him, and to you as well. thank you for the news. >> thank you. the president of the united states is doing a road show because apparently they feel in the white house that he needs to connect with the people of america and remind them that he feels their pain. remember back in the old days when the president of the united states would say, the buck stop here? well, instead of the buck stops here, the president now blaming bone heads in the government for the scandals, including the irs and v.a. and all in that stuff. >> are there some federal

workers who do bone headed things? absolutely. i remember the first week i was on the job i talked to my defense secretary, bob gates, who is older and been there a long time of the i said, do you have any advice for me? he said one thing you should know, mr. president, is that at any given moment on any given day, somebody in the federal government is screwing up. >> but unlike the president, he got into it. he challenged people and he fired people. that's what bob gates did and that's what big ceo does. with major issues on the docket, the president of the united states made it clear when he went to meet with so-called everyday people in minnesota that he understands their pain. he feels their pain. >> the scandals, they're all phony, he said. and he says, i don't even watch the news. but i understand if you're discouraged. i can't even watch it. listen. >> i don't watch tv news generally, or cable shows. but i suspect if you're out here

going to work, picking up your kids, taking them to soccer, at night, sitting there paying the bills and you just turn on the tv, sometimes it must feel kind of discouraging. >> i think the president is talking about watching fox because the other channels aren't actually covering the scandals. what's curious about what he just said is he doesn't watch the news and yet, if you look back over the last year or so, how many people of the administration, including the president, say, i didn't know about this problem because i learned about it on the news. >> the fast and furious program when in fact, everyone knows, the president did not know about this tactic until he heard about it through the media. >> let me take the irs situation first. i first learned about it from the same news reports that i

think most people learned about this. i think it was on friday. >> as i said yesterday in my statement, other than press reports, we have no knowledge by the justice department to seek phone records of the associated press. >> do you know when he first knew there was a problem? >> well, i think it became clear fairly early on, the first couple of days -- >> not before that, though? not before october? >> no. >> so we did a poll and we asked you, do you believe the president of the united states learned about the irs in the news? 73% of republicans did not believe that. 68% of independents did not previous that. and still, 44% of democrats were out. >> he didn't know people in the government are bone heads and he doesn't watch the news 'cause he understands it can feel discouraging. but he watches the news to get his information. sounds a little twisted there. how does this sound to you? $1 million? >> good so far. >> you can get it.

>> what do i have to do? >> find lois lerner's lost e-mails. >> this is a brand-new bill being proposed by a couple of texas congressmen, lugo merit and bill flores. they will also throw in an extra $500,000 if you have information -- >> with our money, that's nice of them to put that up. >> we want to get to the bottom of it, so we waste plenty of money already. it would be great to put the money to good use. one other component to that, this particular bill, that is that they would cut the salaries of irs employees 20% until the e-mail is found. so in other words, you could win $1 million or maybe 1.5 million from your federal government if you've got the e-mail or if you're working for the federal government at the irs, you're going to take a 20% income reduction unless you cough up the e-mail. >> there is an i.t. trade association, one of the leading ones in the country says they don't even believe the e-mails are gone.

they say they know how this works. here is the quote from the president of this corporation. this is not how i.t. asset management have major businesses or government institutions works in this country. so the whole premise of the argument that we've been debating for the past four days has not even been proven. >> right. we also asked you what you think out there about the $1 million reward incentive for truth here. bryce in texas says the $1 million plus reward should come out of the irs's budget. i'd agree to that. better to hamstring this rogue agency funding than further tax the working man. >> jane is a tweeter. good call. greed is a powerful enticement. >> doug says at the nsa for their meta data version if they are going to snoop, we are supposed to have collected all that, correct? >> the point is isn't the government supposed to be doing this already for us without cost? >> it's headline grabber that this is illogical and designed

to get people alerted. if they're going to take a million more tax dollars to give a reward on something that should have been given automatically that probably didn't happen -- >> i bet some patriotic american might donate a million dollars. >> that would be better. >> exactly the same purpose. the goal is the same. i feel sorry for the person in the government or regular american who actually finds it because if they win the bounty, do you think they'll wind up getting audited? >> probably for sure. >> coming up, the supreme court ruled the president used his power by going around congress to make recess appointments. will this open the flood gates for his other overreaches? judge napolitano is here, i could tell. then how do you make your resume stand out? printed on the back of a pack of beer. >> exactly. put it between the hops and barley. >> how did that work for you?

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big question over the futures of some of president obama's most controversial appointees. here is what happened yesterday after yesterday's unanimous supreme court decision claiming the president lacked the authority to make those recess appointments because they weren't in recess. the senate was still in session. fox news judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano says this is bigger than those three people that the president illegally appointed and could reopen hundreds of cases they already decided. the president wants these people in. he knows it's going to be a heck of a time doing it.

so he waits for a weekend and puts them in place. >> this is really worse than it appears. first of all, the president declared that the senate was in recess. it was a friday night and a saturday when they weren't working. under the constitution, recess means the senate stops operating as an entity. not for the christmas break, not for easter, not for a weekend, but because one senate ends and another senate begins as a result of an election. and the constitution says if a vacancy happens during such a recess, the president may solve it on its own. this president waited until the senators went home one night and he said these are my appointees. >> the congress will decide when they're in session or not in session, we hope. >> we know that from the 9-0 decision yesterday. >> now, what is the impact of the decisions of those people illegally appointed, what about all those decisions? 1800 plus? >> the nlrb is the national

labor relations board. it consists of five lawyers. they're not judges. they're not legislators. they're not an executive branch. they resolve disputes between labor union and management. because the president appoints them and the president is barak obama, these five lawyers are five ex-labor union lawyers. in that time period where three of them were illegally appointed, they made 1800 decisions. here receipticcally, none of those decisions is valid. but they will only be invalidated if each one of them is challenged. those three have since been replaced by people who were appointed by the president and were confirmed by the senate, would they rule the same way? would they resolve the disputes the same way? we don't know. >> are they going to get all these decisions in front of them es, at a cost of millions ofr dollars to the taxpayer because the president decided the senate was in recess when it was really just a friday night. >> the speaker will be suing the president on his executive orders. does this help or hurt at all or

is it just -- >> it reminds the american people that the president of the united states is really overstepping his bounds. not being consistent with the constitution. >> this is a 9-0 rebuke of the president. including by two justices who appointed. one who worked for him. in terms of the executive order case, i don't know where it's going to go, but it will cause the president, through his lawyers, to justify behavior that on its face is unconstitutional. >> it's all coming coming cominn podesta. the president is in a race to avoid confront. >> congress sits like a potted plant. >> the republicans and democrats should be outraged! they got elected to make an impact and being ignored. >> agreed. >> they threw out their powerball ticket because they thought it was a loser. it turns out it was a winner. now they're suing the lottery. do they have a case? judge don't say anything. and our own kevin mccarthy went all the way to hong kong to

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22 minutes after the top of the hour. time for news by the numbers. 28. that's how many work days congress has left before election after the fourth of july break, which is next thursday. next, 200 bucks. that's how much a hawaiian woman tried to sell a shelter dog for just hours after paying $85 to adopt the dog. the woman claims she couldn't take care of the jack russell terrier, so tried to sell it. the craigslist ad was reported

the dog was returned. she's already been adopted by another family. and finally, a million dollars. that's the value of a powerball ticket that two men tossed out after they didn't think they had a winner. they're now suing the new jersey lottery claiming the web site wasn't updated fast enough. sounds like they were in a hurry. meanwhile, the robots in disguise are invading theaters again starting today. >> we are all targets now. >> "transformers: age of extinction" is the fourth installment of the transformers series that hits theaters today. but is that worth your money? is it the bang for the buck you're looking for? here with his review is movie critic kevin mccarthy. hey there. >> hey, guys. good morning to you. it's great to be on with you

from san francisco. >> what did you think? did you like it? >> here is the thing with this movie. this is the fourth film of the franchise. the first made $3.5 million at the box office. the plot line is so convoluted, i saw it twice now and i have no idea what was going on in the movie. it makes no sense whatsoever. it's confusing beyond belief. it's over 2 1/2 hours long. if you're going to make a brainless movie, make it 90 minutes, not two hours and 37 minutes. mark walburg is fine, but -- the imax, the transitions are way too much. the 3d is really well done. my biggest problem with the movie is the product placement. listen to this. there is a bud lite part in the movie where they crash into a bud lite truck and all the bud lite cans are all over the ground and mark walberg picks up a bud lite and drinks it on

camera. there is a scene where a bus explodes and the only part of the bus that still exists is a victoria secret ad. there is gucci, vogue in the movie. the product placement is distracting beyond belief. i don't want to be sold to when in a movie theater. >> when they grab products and just drink them or just have it. >> more than meets the eye right here. >> yeah. exactly. >> you did talk to mark, right? >> i do want to say i love the first transformers and the third one. transformers 2 is one of the worst movies ever made, but this one is very disappointing. i did travel to hong kong to sit down with mark walberg to the world premiere and asked him about an interesting action scene where he's running away from a slow motion explosion. here is what he had to say about it. >> there is like 50 effects guys and the fire department is there, they've got ambulances and all kinds of stuff. you get one take. basically michael is telling you 50 times, do not screw this up.

you can not flinch or duck or look away. you go the to run like you're the coolest guy in the world. it's like you don't want to screw it up. there is actual explosions going off. the heat, you feel it going off. >> how many stars for this? i gave it 2 1/2. but now originally as i'm think being it. i'm going to lower it to a 2. i really found this film to be like mind blowingly stupid. the script is terrible. i gave it two out of five. if you want to see it in theaters, see it in action. this review is brought to you by red bull. >> you're in san francisco today. kevin, i knew about the bud lite placement because i follow you on twitter. also on twitter, i saw you cross trails with the other kevin mccarthy at fox news channel studios in dc last week. >> yeah. this is pretty incredible because i've been following his career, but i never knew he knew who i was. when they botched my name the

other week when they were doing that twitter thing, when the lead, whatever they botched it. when i walked into the room, he's getting his make-up on and the first thing he says to me is, what's your review of "jersey boys"? i'm like, how do you know who i am? how do you know who i am? then we started talking about movies the entire time. it was really cool. he's a super nice guy and he tweeted me afterwards saying he was a fan of me because of my name. i thought it was kind of cool. >> he's a politician and knows a lot of stuff, including you. >> by the way, he invited me to hang out with him and arnold schwarzenegger the next time they're hanging out. he said i can come along. i said that's freaking awesome. >> did you cry nerd tears at that point? >> beyond belief, for sure. >> kevin mccarthy with his review of "transformers: age of extinction," thank you very much. >> bye, guys. >> doesn't sound like we have to watch that. >> guess not. still ahead. >> just imagine you're on a bus and you see this, a woman setting a fellow passenger's

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it's our shot of the morning. yesterday we had the amazing kreskin on. he did this thing in the after the show show where he showed us how he could spot somebody who was lying just by their voice. what he did was lined, including joel our stage manager, and then he simply asked us a single other question and then just by listening to our voice, he went down the line and watch what happened. >> number one, do you have a black ball? >> no. >> number two, do you have the black ball? >> no. >> number three, do you have the

black ball? >> no. >> it's one more time. number three, do you have the black ball? >> no. >> don't tell me no. if i could put $100 on the table, i know you're saying the truth. say nothing more. number 4, do you have the black ball? >> no. >> number five, do you have the black ball? >> no. >> i let one by one and come down to the person lying and that, by the way, would you open your hand please and show what you have. there it is. >> oh, my goodness! >> it was crazy, because he had this paper bag. it had four white balls and one black ball. you didn't give him a secret signal or anything like that. >> no. i had the black ball. >> you had the black ball. that was really hard for me because i don't lie. i don't like to lie. it's uncomfortable for me and i felt so terrible, but i wanted to test him and he is good. >> just from our voices. the amazing kresskin.

>> we have brand-new details in the case of the missing detroit boy found alive in his father's basement. his stepmother is in custody on a gun charge and the father is being investigated for abuse. >> reporter rupe raj is live on this very bizarre case. >> reporter: the latest is a shuffle in the family, as was to be expected when something like this happened. when the boy was discovered -- >> i think we just had a problem with the satellite. >> it's not that he used foul language. we didn't bleep him out. that was a crossover. you take a cable and plug it into the wrong thing. wait a second. if i know roop, he's back now. you want to finish what you were saying. we apologize for that. >> reporter: the important information about this one, i think the biggest thing is that there was a lot of relief when

charlie was found in the basement, so much so that the police chief was hugging this young child. the child looked relieved and happy. but the big question was next, where was he going to go? he went right to children's hospital at first yesterday. they went and checked him out, made sure he was all right. he was in the company of his biological mother. that's where he's staying right now. the latest on this case takes us back to that very town house where this little boy was found. 12 years old, found, according to him, he said his stepmother helped him hide out in the basement for 11 days. we're not talking to security personnel at the town house who say that's impossible. that place was checked out each and every day. keep in mind, this is not just a basement for individual units. this is a basement that essential israeli a hallway that connects to different units. he was standing or crouching next to a water heater in that area. the very latest information we're getting now is that that stepmother, who charlie says helped him hide out there, that very stepmother is now in police custody here with detroit police. why? has little to do with the

disappearance and then the discover of charlie. it has t with a probation violation. that probation violation has to do with a weapons charge. in the meantime, the father is still defending himself even as he faces child abuse allegations >> i didn't know that he was in the basement. i searched. my wife searched. we've had dozens of police officers, f.b.i. agents here, dogs. we've all been searching for my son. >> reporter: that search is now overment but now the search for answers does now continue. the big question is how long was he really down there, if he wasn't down in the basement for the entire 11 days? the security personnel says that's not possible. where was he for those 11 days? what was he running from? there are allegations of abuse. keep in mind that there was actually allegations of abuse and the reason this comes is because they walked away with bags of evidence, including bloody clothes and a bloody pvc pipe as well. lots of questions about the dad

and the stepmom yet to be answered. back to you. >> good job. thanks so much. by the way, everything is possible expect for the dogs. >> the key is if the kid was hiding, why was he hiding? >> right. and moving forward in the future, where is the best place for him to be? meanwhile, leah gabriel is standing by. >> we have a fox news alert. overnight a mexican helicopter crosses the border into arizona. u.s. border patrol says the chopper was mexican law enforcement and that they were on a drug operation near the border. the helicopter flew about 100 yards into arizona, southwest of tucson. border patrol was on the scene when two shots were fired from the chopper, but no one was hurt and no damage to u.s. property was reported there. check this out. caught on camera, a woman lighting another woman's hair on

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eventually accepted a creative director position. sounds like a creative guy. >> it's all about standing out in the crowd. >> it is. >> i like that idea. >> congratulations. mar where is probably going to be -- maria is on the veranda and on the turf. >> good morning, hello. i want to take you straight to the weather conditions because we do have a lot of weather going on. as far as those temperatures go, it feels very much like summer across the eastern half of the country, along parts of the west coast, though, check out places like seattle, san francisco. looking at highs in the 60s and also in the 70s. we do have the risk for flash flooding today across parts of northern plains. that risk has been there already for several days and flash flooding has been occurring. unfortunately another storm system will bring not only the risk for flooding, but also the potential for severe weather not just today, but also saturday and also into sunday. let's head back inside. >> maria molina on the streets, thank you very much. coming up straight ahead,

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well, not only is my next guest starring in disney's new show "girl meets world," she's also writing her own album, got a new lp out, and did we mention she's only 15 years old? sabrina carpenter, it is a pleasure to have you here. please join me in welcoming her to "fox & friends"! >> thank you, guys. >> we love having you here in summer concert series. congratulations on "girl meets world." >> thank you so much. >> did you watch all of the "boy meets world." >> every single episode. >> have you really? >> yes. >> did it make you more nervous?

>> no, made me more excited that i get to work with these awesome people every day because it's a show i love and now i get to be part of the continuation. >> you have been singing since six years old. when did you know it was what you wanted to do? >> i was watching hannah montana and believe it or not, i -- it kind of inspired me. i saw she was singing and acting and i wanted to do the same thing. didn't know i could make it into a career, but now i can. so i'm excited. >> there is one inspiration. who else inspires you? >> so many people. my parents and my aunt, chris -- country see is that aguilera, adele. so many people. >> how about this? did you know that there is a very special someone backing you up on stage singing and who is that? >> that is my sister, sarah carpenter. you will meet her when we start the performance. she's amazing. i'm so lucky i get to sing with her every day. >> do we have sisters in the audience today? for sure you're here with your sisters and friends.

meanwhile, we spoke with your best friend on the show and off the show. tell everybody who that is. >> row ann blanchard who plays my best friend on the show and also in real life. >> what is your advice to alt girls as they go through life and want to follow their dreams? >> never stop. if you're determined to do something, keep going. always make sure you have friends and people around you that will give you support and love and just stay positive. >> does that sound good, everybody? you're actually going to be singing for us. what are you going to sing coming up? >> i'm going to sing all the songs from my ep, as well as a cover and a secret preview of a song from my album coming out in the fall. >> oh, my. who is ready to hear her sing? you just hang tight with our barbecue. sabrina carpenter will sing in just a bit. give her a warm welcome! >> thank you. >> we can not wait. brian, now back inside. >> all right. can't wait for that. coming up in 15 minutes. they'll start to play now. meanwhile, call them the magnificent seven. top democrats helping cover up

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watch. >> regardless of how many times the republicans claim the white house was behind the irs actions, there is still no evidence, none. >> i have seen no evidence of wrongdoing. >> barrage of innuendo and accusations backed up by nothing for the purpose of political theater. >> i have to question whether bringing in a special prosecutor would be a good use of taxpayer money. >> i will decline to answer any question on the subject matter of this hearing. >> all right. here with more on the irs's magnificent seven is peter johnson, jr. i remember the magnificent seven, those were hero guys. >> hero guys, iconic 1960 movie, they were going after the bad guy, eli wallach who just died this week. now the tables have been turned and it appears that we have the magnificent seven who are now trying to circle wagons around the white house.

so let's take them one by one. first, lois lerner, she's pled the fifth amendment twice. the house held her in contempt and she said she learned of the scandal late 2012, but the i.g., inspector general, showed she learned in 2011. we also know she was trying to pick on senator grassley this week, get him jammed up with the irs. let's go to the commissioner. mr. koskinen. he says he took $100,000 from democratic candidates, but sees no evidence of wrongdoing. hand picked by the president. he didn't follow the law in terms of reporting the loss of these e-mails and says i don't think an apology is owed and says, this is not targeting. these are injures inappropriate criteria. the next one. >> the next one, a lot rides on this guy. >> absolutely. our attorney general eric attorr

said repeatedly this doesn't warrant a special prosecutor. he opened a investigation in 2013, but who did he put in charge? a woman named barbara bosserman who has given $6,000 to the president's campaign. >> all right. let's continue with magnificent seven. >> elijah cummings. in 2012, listen to this, he sent letters to one of the groups targeted here demanding information from that group. he demanded that the oversight committee has demanded that he an for his actions, although he denied any involvement in any targeting whatsoever. he says the irs investigations are disingenuous and unfairly partisan. >> meanwhile, we were watching the oversight committee the other night and this fellow right here -- >> we saw him on the tape here, representative jerry conley. he defends commissioner koskinen, calling the irs hearings political theater.

in 2013, he compared the investigation to a witch hunt. he asked the witness during congressional hearing, have you been consorting with the devil? he compares the irs investigation to the salem witch trials. >> oh, great. he is from massachusetts. next. >> eleanor holmes norton. she stated the gop was looking for conspiracy when there really has none been proven and said at the hearing that the investigation was vile and all the evidence is on commissioner koskinen's side with regard to the e-mails. finally, senator widen from oregon. when ted cruz called for eric holder's impeachment of a special prosecutor wasn't important, he objected on behalf of the democrats and repeated the argument that the investigations already took place and that no more taxpayer funds should be used for new ones. these are your magnificent seven in the irs scandal in 2014. >> as you said earlier, they're circling the wagons around the

white house where they have a wild, wild west wing. >> absolutely. that's a great one. they're not riding off into the sunset, though. more to come on the magnificent seven. >> thank you very much for making it easy to understand the players. straight ahead, we still have a big show for you. remember the navy sailor ordered to be in court or lose his daughter even though he was in the middle of the pacific ocean? peter johnson, jr. was talk being that. his wife speaking out for the first time live on "fox & friends." plus it's a friday in the summer. geraldo rivera posing for pictures outside. he'll be on the couch in about two minutes ♪but this... ♪takes my breath away finally, the purple pill, the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn.

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>> oh, no. >> those are his friends! >> yeah. >> mornings are better with friends, unless you're him. >> well said. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you are hearing the voice of sabrina carpenter. she's performing and just 15 years old, on stage at our all american summer concert series here at "fox & friends," and "girl meets world" premieres today. she's got a lot going on. she's sharing it all with us. you can keep watching it on www.foxandfriends.com/concert. >> if you're unfamiliar with her, i'm sure your kids know with her. so wake up your kids or call your grandkids because she's a big star at disney. >> she sure is. join us for that party there.

>> once again, as elisabeth just said, even though we're breaking away from her right now, you can keep watching at our web site. right over elizabeth's shoulder you can see there is about 150 people lined up around the corner to go into our concert area. it's a big friday here. >> leah gabriel is here with the latest news and then we'll wheel over geraldo rivera. >> wheel him over? >> just saying. >> thanks. we have a fox news alert. overnight a mexican helicopter crosses the border into arizona. u.s. border patrol says the chopper was mexican law enforcement and that they were on a drug operation near the border. the helicopter flew about 100 yards into arizona, southwest of tucson. border patrol was on the scene when two shots were fired from the chopper, but no one was hurt. and actor shia labeouf waking up behind bars this morning after being hauled out of a broadway show in handcuffs. witnesses saying the 28-year-old was smoking pot inside the new

york theater and that he was slapping people from behind. when officers arrived, he started swearing and spitting at them, forcing them to put a muzzle on him. the troubled actor no stranger to odd behavior. in january, he was caught on camera head butt ago man in a london bar. the star then went through his i'm not famous anymore phase, wearing a paper bag in public. and one of the suspected ring leaders of the benghazi terrorist attack that killed four americans expected to arrive in the u.s. this weekend. he was captured on june 15 and was taken aboard the uss new york. the navy taking its time getting here, so investigators can grill him before he lawyers up in washington, d.c charges have been filed in dc district court despite calls for him to be tried at gitmo as an enemy combatant. and a major shakeup at "the view." sherry shepherd and jenny mccarthy were given the boot. now this morning, many are

speculating who will join the lone co-host, whoopie goldberg. tmz says there is a chance rosy o'donnel could be coming back. producers also interested in leila ali, daughter of mohammed ali. some people are replaceable. i know there is one that's not. that's one that used to be on "the view," elisabeth hasselbeck, who is right here with us. >> as soon as you leave, the ratings go down. >> i saw whoopie sitting there thinking, where did everybody go? >> she's done a one woman show before. she'll do it again. >> she can handle it. >> thank you very much. >> is brian available? i don't know. >> i'm not a girl. >> we wheeled geraldo. >> good morning, everybody. >> the video is electrifying. there is this father whose son is missing for 11 days. nancy grace has the dad on, they're looking for him in detroit. it sounds like police were open to suspicion that it could be a homicide when this occurred.

watch this. >> your son has been found alive in your basement. >> what? >> okay. >> what do you think? >> here is my theory. the mother is the stepmother, it's not the biological mother. so stepmom and dad. dad is very, very strict. home schooling the children. a reputation for being very, very much of a disciplinarian, maybe to the point of abusing the children. there are three children. the half siblings of the child who was found in the basement. >> charlie. >> so my theory is -- and i think there is enough report to go corroborate this -- the stepmother, rather than being the wicked stepmom is protective of charlie the fifth. so she is hiding him. how did charlie the fifth get to be there? he used to be with his biological mom. he's a problem child. the dad says come with me, i'll straighten him out.

there is a rigorous physical fitness, there is home schooling, there is really intense discipline. the theory is -- remember, there is some blood found in the children's room, unclear whether it was charlie the fifth or the half sibling. the theory is rather than being the stepmom is protective and hiding him from charlie iv, his father, for fear that charlie iv will be abusive. so the stepmom is complicity in the youngster's disappearance and being hidden from his dad. she doesn't share it with the dad for fear the explosive personality will be abusive to her as well. so she hides the kid, she helps him barricade to protect him from his father. the wicked stepmom, who is in jail as elisabeth reported earlier on an unrelated probation violation for the unlicensed weapon in her home, she is the heroine in terms of protecting the child.

>> other than that, you're not sure what happened. here is the dad. >> i didn't know that he was in the basement. i searched. my wife searched. we've had dozens of police officers, f.b.i. agents here, dogs. we've all been searching for my son. it's only evidence that there was some crime evidence. no crime committed here. that's not what happened. >> any sort of abuse, there was blood evidence that was taken out of that house. >> yeah. there was no abuse of my son. >> you were right, regarding him being a disciplinarian. the nbc affiliate out there has a story that apparently the kid was told by the dad, go on the elliptical, do 4,000 strides, about 2,000 in, the kid had enough and he went and told his stepmom, who you say is the heroine here and says i'm done. >> i think that's the way it will unfold. and i believe the father there. i believe that he was sincere and did not know that his son was in the basement. he would not have exposed himself on nancy grace that way had he known.

i think. >> that had everybody shocked. what about the supreme court here? really get not guilty there and saying these recess appointments are an overreach by the president. your take? >> the recess appointments were clearly an overreach by the president and the reason is you can only make a recess appointment when congress is truly in recess. >> right. you don't need to go to law school to realize that. >> and you don't have to be a constitutional law professor as our president is, or has been. so i really believe that he was playing it cute. they weren't really in recess, but he tried to sneak in the national labor relations board, three appointees and get through a lot of decisions that were favorable to the administration's take. >> and big labor. >> and he was busted for it. but this is very important. i think that we have to point this out -- this is a very specific case. if congress is truly in recess, the court says 9-0 the president has the ability to appoint cabinet level positions. >> that leads to the other

question. the president, his pen and phone, could this open the flood gates of reining the executive power in? >> maybe, given the composition of the supreme court with a conservative 5-4 majority. if they can get a plausible case to the high court, it could be a whittling away of the executive powers. the thing is, these things are trendy. this generation, they get more executive power, the next generation, more legislative power. the pendulum swings back and forth. but they're pretty narrowly defined. we have a brilliant, coming up on july 4th, a brilliant government executive, judicial, and legislative and it works pretty well. i think that we'll continue to prosper -- >> even if two are being ignored. >> even if two are being ignored, they may win one of the lawsuits. the problem is and this is the real bottom line, here you have a lame duck president. he'll be impossibly tied up in all of these various hearings.

now he's going to be defending lawsuits. the question is how effective the executive branch is going to be in the next two years. i would suggest to you that it's going to be -- we'll have a president who is going to be going to barbecues and playing golf and not doing very much in terms of taking charge of the many problems that ail us. >> in the ticker here -- >> we had 20 years of very solid republican and liberal -- not liberal, republican and independent rule. 20 years. the safest big city on either was new york. i was born here, i spent most of my life here. i know new york in the '70s, the summer of sam and all the rest of it. we had 2300 murders a year. now we're down to 300 murders a year. we had 5,000 rapes a year. now we're down to 1,000 rapes a year. we are the safest big city on earth. one of the reasons, stop and frisk. what is stop and frisk? it's a cop sees something that he thinks is suspicious, he goes

over to the kids, okay. what are you doing here? what are you doing? what's that lump in your pocket? what's this? oh, here is your .38. now the cops are not laying their hands on anybody in new york city. >> it's so hard for them to do their job. >> we have a liberal democratic mayor. i call it the people's republic of new york, they are whittling away at the police powers. they are in many ways hobbling the cops. we have a 13% uptick in severe gun violence and other crimes because the cops have been hobbled. we have disempowered the police. i think it's terrible. >> how the horse is going and the ferrets are back. >> getting rid of the horses and stuff. what's next? >> welcome to the big apple. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> have a great weekend. >> i'm going on vacation. >> lucky. >> have fun. later we'll find out and tweet where he's going exactly. remember the navy seal ordered to be in court or lose his daughter, even though he was in the middle of the pacific ocean? his wife speaking out for the first time live on "fox & friends" next.

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she's currently with you? >> yes. >> this case is really getting everyone's heart just to beat a little more quickly here. matthew, your husband, is deployed. he's on a submarine under water. he left most prized, precious possession would you, kailey, his daughter. when he comes back, she may not be in his custody anymore. how worried are you about that? >> it makes me quite worried. this actually isn't our first deployment. this is our third one. so previously for the past four years, we've provided a loving home and a stable home for her. we just hope that the judge will be able to see that we've done that and be able to have us continue to do that for her. >> why is kailey at risk for being taken, really and being brought back to her birth mom?

>> at risk, there is no evidence or supporting documentation that her mom has gotten counseling for what happened to kaley with the cps involvement and there is also no evidence that her mom has gotten a child custody evaluation done to support that she is a fit parent to have some sort of custody. >> she was taken from her birth mom from child services here. what does matthew say? what does he want everyone to know, particularly this judge, about why kailey should stay with you? >> he's just really concerned that he doesn't want her to have to go through all of that again and he wants to protect her as much as he can. him and i being married, we decided this is -- she's our number one priority and we will do anything to make sure she's safe. >> the judge seems to be change her tune a little bit. i want to play for everybody kailey's voice here and her

praying for her dad. take a listen. >> i still have his picture. i kiss it every night. >> when we hear that, it's precious and i thank you. we see so many reunions of our service members coming home to their kids. we will pray that he gets to be with his little girl when he gets back. what's your final message for anyone out there? >> i just want him to know that i'm trying our best to keep kailey safe and i'm doing whatever i can, and also that to just try and concentrate on his mission. >> good woman by his side. i know a lot of pressure is on you. we thank matthew for his service. we will stay on this. thank you for being with us.

>> thank you. a police captain rescued from this burning truck by a complete stranger. now he says that is exactly the kind of person this police department is actually looking for. will the stranger now become a cop? both of them are here next. but first here is a brie i can't car penitentiary -- sabrina carpenter singing "white flag." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ more friday morning headlines for you. brand-new video from india, at least 14 people dead after a gas pipeline bursts into a massive fire ball and exploded. as you can see, huge flames shooting up into the dark sky. the fire burned for three hours before crews were able to bring it under control. and a wild liquor store robbery caught on surveillance camera out in san jose, california. the robber threatening the clerk and then watch this. taken off the shelf bottles of booze, throwing it at the clerk and then fleeing when a customer entered the store.

police are still looking for the guy throwing the booze. brian, over to you. >> a truck goes up in flames with a police captain and his wife trapped inside. who ran in to save them? a u.s. navy veteran who risked his life to save two strangers. now that captain is trying to recruit his hero to join his police force. seattle police captain david emrick is here and d.j. campbell is here. thanks, both of you for getting up early for us. tell us what happened, david. you're driving with your wife, captain, and all of a sudden, did you realize your truck was on fire? >> no, i had no idea until d.j. started doing a pattern in front of me with his flashers on. i wasn't alerted to anything. i thought there was something wrong in front of him and we were going to slow down and stop. then i hit my brakes and i didn't have any. at that point it was bad. >> right. d.j., you're in front. you look in your rearview mirror. you see the car on fire.

am i correct? then you said, i got to get in front and alert the driver that something is terribly wrong. >> correct. i looked in my rearview mirror and noticed the whole underbelly of the car was on fire. i decided to react and had to do something. couldn't let him keep driving down the road with the truck on fire. >> did you realize he did not know his car was on fire? >> i had an assumption. he was following me for about 70 miles an hour down the freeway and he was still driving, his truck was on fire, i'm pretty sure he didn't know it was on fire. i had to do something. >> dave, with the emergency brake you were able to slow the truck down. you get out. you're able to try to get a fire extinguisher and try to put out the fire. you got everybody out just in time and then the thing explodes, correct? >> correct. >> the truck went up, the gas tank blew and all the tires blew and then the windows went. it was quite the fire ball. luckily d.j. got out from under

and away from the truck prior to that. i was yelling at him, everything is fine. everybody is away from it. the car is insured. get out and away. >> i just asked you in the break, did anybody train you specifically how to handle a car that's on fire? you said no. i imagine the military training that trains you to act with coolness and calmness under pressure helped. now david, you're recruiting d.j. to do what? >> absolutely. we're recruiting d.j. to come and talk to one of our people about becoming a seattle police officer. we've got a fantastic department. we're hiring about 85 officers this next year and we want him to come out, do a ride along with us and see what the job is about. with his common sense and his courage and his calm in the storm, that's exactly the kind of people that we want working for our department. >> yes or no, d.j.? >> it's an option. i would graduate from commercial dive school in september. i'm definitely going to keep my

options open. i might end up working for dave here at the seattle harbor police department. definitely keep my options open. >> we've got a marine patrol and that's enticing to a diver. >> exactly. d.j. campbell, just helping another stranger, just because it's the right thing to do. thanks so much for your service, as well as you captain, and thanks for sharing your story. have a great weekend. >> you, too. thanks. two minutes before the bottom of the hour. new study shows aspirin can cut your cancer risk in half. which cancer, though? that answer straight ahead. plus, watch this. >> one, two, three! >> the story behind that. but first sabrina carpenter promised to sing, "best thing that i got." ♪ ♪

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place. >> cochran topped by -- topped mcdaniel by 6800 votes. a nanny nightmare for a california couple who says their nanny refuses to work or to even leave their home. they tried firing her and taking legal measures, but she still just won't get out. they found her through craigslist and they were happy until she suddenly just stopped doing her job. the nanny saying she has health issues and she is actually threatening to sue them. officials say the couple will have to go through a formal eviction process. a new study shows aspirin can cut your risk of pancreatic cancer in half. people taking a low daily dose had a 48% lower risk and those taking the aspirin regularly for a decade lowered their risk by 60%. and she is a modern day amelia earhart, name and all. the 31-year-old pilot named after the aviation pioneer and she's on a world wide adventure flying the same adventure.

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one thing is that water spouts are much weaker than tornadoes and also water spout is not a tornado. they're two totally different things, even though they look very similar. tornadoes can form over water. it wouldn't be classified as practice water spout then. but this storm system happened yesterday off the coast of mobile, alabama. today we could be looking at more activity and we could potentially be seeing tornadoes across the center of the country. i first want to show you your high temperatures. the forecast to be very warm, especially across the eastern half of the country with highs making it widespread into the 80s and also 90s, especially across texas. the hot day out there. a lot of heavy rain forecast across parts of northern plains. there is a flash flood potential. i mentioned severe weather. here is a look at the region we'll be watching across the center of the country. that does continue also into the weekend. let's head back inside, over to brian. >> thanks a lot. 23 minutes before the top of the hour. the united states defying the odds and survived. now they will face belgium. they needed help to get there

after losing to germany in a heart breaker by a final score of 1-0. there you see the goal with the 55th minute in the second half. portugal came to the rescue against ghana. renaldo score has game winner. then knocked out both goals. u.s. tim howard says during the game, he got updates on the other game. >> a few of us had figured out ways to make sure that we knew the result. i think it was important. when you get to those last 20 minutes of the game, it's important to know how to manage the game. of course, you want to win, in yesterday's case, trying o draw the game and get ourselves through on our own merit. but if we need to do manage the game based on what the other result was. >> let's see if they can win in the group of 16, they'll play on the fourth of july in the quarter finals. other world cup news. louis suarez is banned for nine international matches and four months after biting a player,

this time it's italy's player. that's the third player he bit. he clearly has mental problems. let's talk about the nba. >> with the first pick in the 2014 nba draft, the cleveland cavaliers select andrew wiggins. >> the number one pick overall and contender for the best dressed at the nba draft. they all look good actually. milwaukee bucs choosing parker. that should be great for them. and a special moment when baylor's isiah austin taken by the league, honorary pick. he was considered a lock to be drafted before being diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder. that was cool. and what excuses do you use to get out of exercise? this person doesn't want to hear them. she ran the u.s. track and field championships 34 weeks pregnant. the champ finished first and second at the 800-meter in 2

minutes and 32 seconds. impressive. i think the kid should get a medal, too. >> did you say 35 seconds slower than her records? >> is that incredible? >> that's unreal. >> look at you, brian. you're hitting the road. >> on the fourth of july, this is what will be happening. join me and maria molina will be there, too. and everybody else at the fourth of july in centerville, ohio. i'll sign copies of my book. more importantly, fox will be there celebrating with a great american town on the fourth of july, be involved in the parade. it will be a really cool event. i cannot waiting to. >> #proudamericans. >> yeah. >> great trip. >> there is a special that was put together. so why you're proud to be american. we thought centerville would be the perfect town to do it in. >> it's a red, white and blue american town and very patriotic and we're happy to be part of their fourth of july celebrations. >> and maria will be doing hits all day.

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police in some states where medical marijuana is legal are now thinking twice before seizing illegal marriage plants. why? because some people are actually suing to get their pot back. in cases where prosecutors decide not to file charges ultimately. so should officials weed out this problem? here for a debate we've got attorney who specializes in marijuana cases. he's out in denver this morning. and attorney gomez. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> brian, tell us why you think that going forward, if cops come into a place and there are a bunch of marijuana plants, for

instance, in colorado where marijuana recreational is legal and so is medicinal marijuana, why the cops should not seize the plant. >> we've had medical marijuana laws in colorado for 14 years. those laws do protect the rights of sick people to have marijuana plants. at the end of the day, the police should not destroy the property of innocent people. so we have medical marijuana patients are allowed to possess these marijuana plants. they're being confiscated by the police, charges are dropped. it's a basic tenet of our constitution that people have due process rights. the property that they have that's legal should not be destroyed and the voters of our state have spoken loudly on that. >> historically, marijuana has been against the law, and in fact, it's still prohibited under the federal statutes. so i get why cops historically, we used to go into back yards and pull everything out. i get why they do that. do they have to change going forward? >> the problem is the controlled

substance act says it's still illegal to possess marijuana. what you're doing in this situation is in colorado, and other states, you're filing a federal lawsuit under civil rights 1983 act. so you're basically saying the taking of an illegal substance and therefore, you should compensate me for it. obviously it doesn't make much sense. the issue in colorado is you have a right to get the marijuana back if charges have been dropped or if you've been acquitted. but there is no remedy. there is no remedy in the law. so what you're doing is clogging up the courts with these lawsuits. you're having judges decide this. you're having juries decide this and it's just simply not fair. allstate lawmakers have to do is write a remedies law. for example, if you took two plants, you should be compensated for the two plants if they fail to be preserved or if they die while in police possession. >> then the big question is, how much is one marijuana plant worth? >> that's what the lawmakers in colorado and other states have to decide. >> because some have suggested they're worth $5,000 apiece.

brian, i'll give you the final word. >> those are the d.e.a.'s on numbers. the voters in colorado have spoken clearly. they don't want the police dealing with. this there has been a half dozen cases in colorado around this. our voters voted to have marijuana. the police need to focus on more important issues. >> we thank you both for joining us for a good debate on this friday morning. thank you. >> thank you. dozen minutes before the top of the hour. next up, sabrina carpenter's big performance. first, let's check in with bill hemmer who joins us at the top of the hour. >> you think centerville, ohio is ready for kilmeade? >> such a good point. >> do they know what's rolling their way? >> they are going to be in for a treat. >> yes, they will. in a lot of ways. good morning to you n good morning. >> we got breaking news on this benghazi suspect, update you on that. what the president says about the so-called phony scandals and whether or not americaes. also an apology from the head of the irs. how novel is that?

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sabrina, fantastic. sabrina car tenter, everybody! you're not -- this isn't just a carpenter. it's the carpenters because your sister sarah is right behind you. how are you? >> i'm awesome. this is amazing. >> whatever your sister sings, you just follow her? >> pretty much, yes. >> it's amazing. it's like the best possible situation. you don't get to work with your sisters every day. >> that's great. >> you know what's also great? your next single, no one heard

before, right? >> yep. this is off of an album that nobody heard before. >> that will be in the after the show show. >> she'll play it for all of you out there. thanks for being with us. accusing the republicans of push weighing calls phoney scandals. i'm bill hemmer. martha: i'm martha maccallum. you could say the president took a page from an old play book. not namele the irs or benghazi but the president shrugged them off as saying they are fabricated issues, they are all geared towards the next