appreciate it. as we mentioned, be sure to join us right after the show because we will be continuing to talk about immigration. >> hash tag keep talking on our "fox & friends first" facebook page. "fox & friends" starts now. >> good morning. it is tuesday, the 8th of july, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. terror on the tracks. a six flags roller coaster slams into a tree trapping and injuring riders on board. details on the rescue and what went wrong straight ahead. >> meanwhile now even democrats are warning the president about what can happen if he does not head down to the border. >> i hope this doesn't become the katrina moment for president obama. >> wait until you hear what the white house has to say about what's going on down there. >> they called him a another loser. >> how comfortable is that?

probably won't have any neck problems tomorrow. >> that sleepy fan -- he's a yankee fan -- is suing for $10 million. is it worth it? can words hurt you that much? and can money heal? mornings are better with friends. >> it's time for "fox & friends." >> we should ask tucker carlson about that. he fell asleep on the curvy couch and producers didn't wake him up. he could have sued. >> he might be suing us now for bringing it up. >> statute of limitation probably run out. >> in a short time, 30 minutes, we post that question on facebook. if words and pictures personally, does it humiliate it to the point where you need $10 million? >> stay with us for the next half-hour so you get the details about it. in the meantime, a fox news alert for you on this tuesday morning. a nightmare roller coaster

ride. it was filled with people and it slammed into a tree and went off the tracks. how does that happen? heather childers has more on the frantic effort to save almost two dozen people who were stranded up there on the coaster. >> how does it happen and what does that feel like? sunday at a california amusement park turns into a nightmare as a roller coaster heading 55 miles an hour aun a corner smashes into a huge tree branch that apparently had fallen on to the tracks and then derails. 22 terrified riders on the ninja coaster at six flags magic mountain were left dangling 30 feet in the air for nearly three hours as day turned into night. >> it comes around, hits the tree. the fire department had a chain from the cart to the track for precaution. >> you can see fire fighters bringing the trapped wrierdz down one

by -- trapped riders down one by one. four people who were sitting in the front of the ride suffered injuries to their knees and necks. >> i was really shocked at first. i had no idea that that could even happen. and it's just a really big shocker. >> the ninja roller coaster will remain closed until a full inspection is complete. can you imagine three hours stuck up there? would you guys get on a roller coaster again any time soon. >> sure as long as there aren't any trees around it. crazy trees are so close that a branch could come down on the tracks and derail the darned thing. >> that rarely happens. i'm glad we don't have the

>> those are your headlines. i'll see you back in a bit. a busy news morning. >> speaking of busy, the president of the united states later on today is going to ask congress for $2 billion in emergency aid essentially to speed up the processing of these kids and their families down on the southern border. while he asked for the $2 billion to speed up the process, however what he's not asking for is the legal authority to quickly deport the kids, which because they are from noncontiguous countries -- not canada, not mexico -- we actually have to go through a legal process rather than say turn around, go home. >> $2 billion as far as we know to go for more judges, for more border patrol agents and also more facilities to house these illegal immigrants who are coming to the united states. not more money to get rid of them. what's going to happen? what we're hearing is the problem isn't over. more and more are going to be coming across the border.

in a couple of months are we going to be asking for $2 billion more from congress? >> 39,000 families overall. what you're referring to possibly, anna, is the report out of a texas radio station that 300,000 are expected from central america. they are en route to the u.s. right now. what about this money? conflicting reports. some saying that the president is going to back off on deporting most of these kids. "the washington post" saying he's going to get tough and deport most of these kids as soon as he gets the technical legal authority. i can't imagine republicans standing in his way on this if you give him the freedom to go through that 2008 order. >> keep in mind, you know, a lot of democrats are saying george bush signed this law. and absolutely right, this law was passed in 2008 and what it did was if you were the victim of a sex trafficking, come to the united states, we'll take care of you. are all these people victims of sex trafficking? probably not. the left people on the political left are saying

it is a humanitarian crisis. you've got to bring the children here and we will take care of them. if you look at murrieta, california, where they turned around a couple of the buses, the mayor there has detailed the fact that kids who are coming here, we're not treating them so right. >> these kids, these women, children, they're being transported all over the country. come to find out they didn't have the health screening they needed, didn't get the care they needed. they wanted to come here and spend the night in a jail facility which is no place, it is not even humane for people to do that. >> a lot of attention is going on that one little town and a lot of people from all around -- a lot of people who are just concerned about the country and their own safety are being mislabeled, i think, as people that are intolerant towards immigrants. it's illegal immigrants and these families. who's going to pay for all of this? at the low end $34 billion and a country that owes $17

trillion. how many tens of thousands can we bring in? i think in my humble opinion that we're missing the point when we're talking about the president going from texas, go going to the border. more than going to the border or not going to the border, i would love to see him have a policy and say here's what i'm going to do, here's what we're going to implement. i don't care if he goes and grabs his binoculars. >> at the moment we don't think he is going to the border. he's going to be in texas to give a speech on the economy and try to get some democrats reelected. the white house press secretary seeming to think we're really not worried about the way this looks. we're not worried about a p.r. campaign right now. on the other hand, one democratic congressman from texas is saying this could really damage the president. listen. >> we're not worried about optics because the president is very aware of the situation that exists on the southwest border. >> i'm sure president bush thought the same thing, that he could look at everything from up in the

sky. i hope this doesn't become the katrina moment for president obama saying he doesn't need to come to the border. he should come down. >> an excellent point. it could become the president's katrina moment because he does not seem engaged on this either. and when you look at the politics of it, you've got a humanitarian crisis on our southern border. people from the political left have for years said we don't need to build a wall. it's secure down there. you've got five-year olds walking across all by themselves, and that's the problem. so many people right now, as you can see the images right there, thought the border was secure. but right now nobody is really guarding the border. all those agents are baby sitting right now. >> can anyone actually say, from the democratic side or the republican side, that the border is sealed? that is one issue that i think we can all put to bed. the border is not sealed. small children are getting through. >> it never was.

>> people are running through let alone the unsavory activity going on there for people who don't want to get caught. these other people do want to get caught. >> the democrat we heard from, represent henry cuellar will be joining us tomorrow. we'll be looking forward to that. as far as the lack of policy like you mentioned that we're hearing from the president, charles krauthammer has a thought on that. listen. >> i don't think he is lost on this. i think he knows what to do. he wants to win the political argument with hispanics and other proimmigration groups and he's doing it for political reasons. very, very cynically. >> hispanic groups, proimmigration groups and also if these individuals end up becoming naturalized citizens, voting citizens, they'll become democratic voters too. >> there are a lot of people who say that. turns out the president of the united states, how many of you actually follow him on twitter and saw this

tweet a couple of days ago from at barack obama. throw back to last week when a woman, not her boss, made her own decisions about her health care, hash tag tbt, throw back thursday. jonathan carl yesterday during the press meeting said does the president really feel like that? keep in mind, the hobby lobby thing had nothing to do with banning birth control pills or anything like that. it simply allowed employers who didn't want to pay for drugs that end lives to not have to pay for them. josh earnest was asked whether the president knows what his twitter account is doing. the answer is surprising. >> i'm not sure if he's aware of that. again, because the twitter handle is maintained independent of the white house, i'm not aware of it. >> when the president of the united states takes on another branch of government even through a tweet, he should at least be willing to back it up and the spokesperson should be saying it.

>> the account is separate from the white house. unless it says signed like dash b.o., it's not coming from the president, it's coming from his minion. >> many times we heard the president found out about things on the news from watching the news. now he's finding out what's opt twitter from the news. 13 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up on this tuesday, after years of waiting an american war hero feenlly gets a doctor -- finally gets a doctor's appointment at the v.a. that's great. the problem? he's dead. how does the v.a. explain this one? his wife joins us live next. >> talk about taking love to new heights. but there was a massive fail. it doesn't end there. wait until you see what happens next. it will shock you. ♪ ♪

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we are commited to providing care in a timely manner and would appreciate a timely response. the problem that veteran passed away two years ago. how does the v.a. square that one? his widow sue disain chase has been -- suzanne chase has been kind enough to join us this morning.

i had to go to the media before i got an apology. >> he served in vietnam in 1968. suzanne, sorry for your loss. hopefully it underlines people to how bad it is at the v.a. and how much it needs to be reformed. suzanne chase, thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up straight ahead, it happened again, on a lighter note, a pet cat attacks.

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>> this is in response to the dozens of rockets fired at southern israel by gaza militants late last night. one person is dead after two small planes collided mid air in central idaho. one of the planes crashed into a wooded area bursting into flames killing the pilot. the surviving pilot, a 52-year-old washington woman, was able to land her plane and walk away. >> you've heard it before. democrats repeating the claim republicans are waging a war on women. >> the war on women, it's just another opportunity for us to show that republicans just don't get it. >> republicans deny they're waging a war on women, yet they've launched a series of attacks on health care and contraceptives this year. >> what they're doing is continuing this war on women they said they never waged. >> it is a war on women

because if they cared about women and didn't like obamacare they would still have a proposal on the floor to keep these fine pieces of the legislation. >> our next guest says it's actually the other way around. our fox news contributor is the author of the book "assault and flattery" and she joins us now to talk about this and a whole lot more. first i want to get your thoughts on this. as a west virginia mother, her name is holly fisher. she goes by holly hobby lobby on twitter an has been outspoken about her beliefs on gun control, on abortion. here is a picture of her. she posted this one. she's clinging to her gun with the american flag behind her. here is what the left has done to her. they're basically comparing her to a terrorist. your thoughts. >> first it started because miss holly, she posted a picture in front of a hobby lobby store in a pro-life t-shirt holding a

chick-fil-a cup. got plenty of hate for that. then she posted this. the left is attacking her and she's received rape threats. she says try to rape me. i've got a whistle. this terrorism is assinine. a woman exercising her constitutional rights. it is a matter of free speech. women shouldn't be vilified by the left for speaking out for what they believe in. >> i'd love to chat with her, this conservative mother of three under fire for expressing her beliefs. let's talk about some myths you can debunk. you say the first one is the democratic party is the party for women. >> right. we hear this all the time. democrats are the party for women, republicans hate women. the fact is it was republicans who wanted to push for women's suffrage. it wasn't until democrats thought it was convenient for them that they hijacked the movement and have had credit for 50 years for being prowomen's rights.

when you look at the history as i do in my book, you'll see it was republicans who wanted to give women equal rights and it was democrats who voted against it. >> break out the history books. how about hillary clinton being the ultimate female role model? >> hillary clinton is america's most notorious enableer of abusive and powerful men. if you look at her history from the 1970's until now, she has a very bad record when it comes to defending women's rights despite portraying this idea she is all about empowering women and girls, whether it is defending her husband while she allowed him to drag the name of the women he abused through the mud or whether it was ignoring allegations of sexual assault and even rape in some cases of diplomats of young women overseas while they were on her trip. that's something i think people should take into account when she's claiming especially in 2016 if she decides to run that she is a proponent for women and girls. >> the next democratic

claim, democrats aren't miss -- misogynists. only republicans are. >> they are the people who glorified people like text text -- ted kennedy and bill clinton. ted kennedy left a woman to drown in his car. we're not allowed to talk about ted kennedy's real history with women and that's something i think people should be reminded of. >> finally, women don't need a gun to protect themselves. >> before women had the right to vote, they had the right to own a firearm. they say god made man and god made women but sam colt made them equal. the greatest equalizer between men and women a firearm. >> the book is "assault and flattery." good luck with that. still ahead on "fox & friends," call him a another loser. >> probably won't have any neck problems tomorrow.

>> now that sleepy yankees fan is suing for how much? $10 million. what do you think about this? a scary sign at one of our nation's busiest airports. a knife hidden inside a shoe. first happy birthday to country music star toby keith. ♪ ♪ introducing nexium 24hr. finally, the purple pill, the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection.

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it's your shot of the morning. proposal fail? a fire fighter proposes to his girlfriend while

skydiving and then drops the ring. don't worry. it was just a fake. he got down on one knee with the real ring and asked her again. she did say yes and it was meant to be. the two completing 224 skydives together. >> wow. it wasn't quite as perilous as it looks when you do 224 together. that's a great idea, though. >> are you thinking about doing it? >> it's been done or else dawn and i would definitely strap it on, put the helmet on and jump. >> i've heard that many times. the facebook question today is should guys stay away from the trick proposal and just go traditional? down on one knee, i've talked to your father. will you marry me? >> brian, did you mention a baseball game? >> yeah. >> take a look at the headline here.

you know what, ian was doing what andrew was. >> he is a yankees fan and clearly siding with this yankees fan too. this is a very interesting yankees fan. he's very tired. this is july 3 this is taking place. in between innings, actually in the middle of an inning they took a shot of him. kind of a big guy. he and john crock, a play-by-play guy, continues to talk about it. >> because he was passed out. we're going to play where the announcers are talking about him. the sleepy guy is suing for $10 million. he says in his lawsuit, he says the announcers called him a fatty cow, he needed two seats and was a symbol of failure. let's listen to the actual verbatim and see if they say any of that stuff. >> that's not the place you

come to sleep. i tell you what, how comfortable is that? probably won't have any neck problems tomorrow. is that guy to his left his buddy who is letting him sleep or is he here alone? what's the deal with this guy? >> maybe that's his buddy and he likes him a lot better when he's asleep. >> i think the other guy is really more concerned with the food and the game. >> the chicken fingers are a special item at the ballpark. why share? get them while he's asleep so he won't ask for one. >> where is the fatty part? >> john crock is a bit of a heavy guy. even when he plays, he says are you related to him? he says i can't see his whole face. i guess in reference to the fact that he's no bodybuilder. >> it happened during a red sox yankees game. that is when everybody is supposed to be on their

feet and cheering. >> you're in public, at an event that is televised. this is no expectation for privacy. >> wouldn't you think he's just realizing these guys have deep pockets. >> yes. ding, ding. >> $10 million, chump change for them. i think i'll cash in. >> from what i heard, they did have a little bit of fun. if they said look how heavy that guy is, he's out of shape, then i guess they would be out of bounds. i guess he's feeling humiliated because millions watch big games and everybody is probably telling him about this. his mother was asked by "the new york post" what do you think of this and she said idiots need to stay out of everybody's business -- referring to the announcers. nonetheless her so for $10 mill. >> cash in in a different way. go on the late night show, shows like "fox & friends,"

say something silly, make a great youtube video. >> we have that question posted up. is it worth $10 million? were those words worth $10 million to you? heather nauert, free of charge, you're going to give us the news. >> i will. i've got headlines to bring you 37 minutes after the hour. d.c. comics is acting more like a villain this morning, saying no to the use of the superman low ghoa on this memorial -- superman logo on this memorial for a five-year-old boy. a statue is being cast of him depicting him dressed as superman because he loved superman. d.c. comics say they don't want the s symbol to be used because they don't want to be associated with child abuse. his grandparents were convicted of second-degree murder in 2006. what an awful story.

a michigan man is under arrest after he tried to board a detroit plane with a knife that agents say was artfully concealed in his shoe. the knife was found inside the bottom of the lining of the shoe. take a look at this. it was hidden in the guy's carry-on luggage. the t.s.a. says he should have packed it in his checked luggage. the guy was arrested and he was released while prosecutors try to decide the charges. this comes as intel officials are on high alert right now, worried about an al qaeda plot to make a bomb that could go undetected through security. it happened once again. another reason you may not want to own a cat. a pet cat goes wild on its owners and draws blood. theresa gregory says her cat attacked her and her husband trapping them in their bedroom just north of orlando, florida, and that's when they had to call 911. >> my husband and i were locked in the bathroom all day. i let her out and she was

okay. when she saw my husband, she freaked. >> animal control arrived and they took control of that cat. they say the cat will be quarantined for ten days. you may remember back in march a 22-pound house cat trapped its owners inside their portland home after it tried to attack their little baby. with stories like that cat attack that may explain why this dog is so scared to come down the stairs. take a look at this. >> come on! come on, beau. come on. you can get past that kitty. >> no he can't. that is bo sox, the golden retriever and he doesn't want to pass this cat. they had a stare-down for about a minute. that poor pooch not sure what to do. eventually this ended when a german shepherd comes to the rescue and helps bo sox get down the stairs. those are your headlines. how about that? brian, what have you got

going on? >> you have to interrupt me if you have that story. let me tell you what's happening in soccer. it's down to four. the semi finals of the world cup start today. brazil against germany. brazil playing at home but without one of the top five players in the world, he's got a broken back, a rematch of the 2002 world cup finals. brazil beat the germans 2-0 in that game. the winner will play argentina or the netherlands, also known as holland. i don't know why they have two dramatically different pronunciations for a country. today's match will start at 4:00. finally, the running of the bulls. a bull run for the ages in spain. six bulls chasing thousands of daredevils through the streets. amazingly no one was hurt during yesterday's running

because they are bulls and they do have horns. but four people were hurt on monday, but that has to be expected. they decided to run. the street party and festival lasts nine days. the goal is not to get hit or stabbed by the horn. it's the latest craze in the tour de france, selfies on the racecourse. one american cyclist take to go twitter with this. it is stupidity standing in the middle of the road with your back turned towards cyclists coming at you at 100 miles per hour. i love the fans and thank you for your support but please give us some room says the cyclist. got to ice my knee. one rider icing his knee is -- >> nebaldi. >> i'm half italian. i should have read that. it wasn't enough to earn him a kiss at the podium even though he erpd the yellow journey.

next time there is a swedish name i'll read it for you. >> ikea, you'll have that covered. >> 41 minutes after the hour. next on the rundown. self-serve beer hits a ballpark. what could possibly go wrong with it? >> that was delicious if it were afternoon. speaker john boehner is not the only one suing the president. what are the logistics of suing the most powerful man in the world? judge napolitano here next. >> speaker john boehner is threatening to sue president obama for using a n executive action to create laws without going through congress first. then the president created a law that said you can'tmo a law that said you can'tmo sue the president.. ♪

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haven't had your breakfast? we're going to make you hungry. the awesome food edition. pizza from a vending machine. a dutch company promising to deliver a pizza pie made from scratch in three minutes. a ten-inch pie will cost you six bucks. no word on when the machine will be hitting stores here in america. this is the first beer vending machine at a major league ballpark. the minnesota twins will have two of the beer dispensers ready for the all star game next week. to use it, you prove your age at a concession stand and use a special card to buy the beer. choices include bud lite and shock top. steve? >> thank you. house speaker john boehner pictured screen left is not the only lawmaker suing president obama. republican senator ron johnson screen right is suing the white house over a special exemption to obamacare that congressional staff members get on our dime. but does he have standing?

does he have a case? will they hear it? and what could happen if he wins? here to break it all down is fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. good morning to you. >> steve, good morning. >> first of all, senator johnson says what? >> senator johnson says that there's a provision in obamacare that requires that members of congress be burdened with the same choices as everybody else in the government with respect to health care. so they have a package that they can choose from of one of three. they don't get any reimbursement for additional costs depending on the size of the family or the package they choose. >> however in reality they do get a reimbursement. >> like in the hobby lobby case when the department of health and human services tried to change a regulation administratively, the same thing happened here. the obama administration found cash somewhere for members of congress and issued a regulation saying members of congress will be, and their senior staff members will be reimbursed

for excess cost incurred by obamacare. so in fact they are not having the same sting, so to speak, the same financial sting as everybody else in the government who is forced to choose from among the three packages being offered. so senator johnson is suing to say this is illegal. you're forcing me to accept this money. the legislation says i can't. we promised that we wouldn't. and because you're forcing me to break the law, you're damaging my reputation and i want you to be stopped. >> damaging my reputation with the people who voted me into office. if i say one thing and something else happens. it comes down to now whether or not senator johnson is regarded by the judiciary as having standing. >> yesterday in wisconsin -- excuse me -- in d.c. from wisconsin, the lawsuit is in d.c. this case was argued. you can't tell which way a case is going to go by a judge's behavior, questions and comments during oral argument. but he has a very, very strong case because he's

actually able to show individualized harm to him. and that's the test. if you can show that you as a plaintiff have been harmed, specifically harmed by what the government has done, you have what's called standing, which is the right to force the government to come in the courtroom and answer to your complaints. >> we don't know why whether or not the suit will go forward, although it sounds promising for senator johnson. if he is successful, if the court hears it, what's going to happen? >> he has, i think, a very good argument. it is identical to hobby lobby. in hobby lobby, the congress did not enact a contraceptive mandate. an administrative bureaucrat made it a rule. in this case, congress did not enact subsidies for members of congress. an administrative bureaucrat acting at the president's behest made it a rule. can a rule trump legislation? of course not. is the president back to

his old tricks about ruling by rule rather than by law? yes, he is, and this one may catch him again. >> stand by. >> plenty to look for. >> no kidding. judge napolitano, thank you very much. ten minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, >> we're getting a work out from the star of "american muscle." and brian and anna handle what he's got. ♪ ♪

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no pain gain, no gain has a whole new meaning on discovery channel's new show "american muscle." you got nfl players, even paraplegics, they're training their bodies with a certain guy named mike, called the barwest method. here is mike. your witness, anna. >> yeah. he just put me through a work scout here. tell us about the show. it will premiere at 9:00 o'clock on wednesday. >> yeah. the show more or less is what we do with lead athletes we train. i work with 500 professional athletes in over 40 sports. we get a massive variety from nfl players to major league baseball players, to nhl, to bull riders and women's bobsledders. we also work with people with

disabilities to help them walk again. people who have been paralyzed, er this year.ller who was on >> what's interesting, 'cause these athletes, we don't know what they do. before they go to their teams, they're looking for an edge. what's going to get them a $10 million contract. >> no question. the intensity of what they have to do to be one of the top athletes in the world is epic. they go through workouts that people really don't want to be part of. but at the same time, the other thing is we're really a large family to these guys. i trained them for over 20 years. you'll see some of the interaction of their real lifestyle. >> it's different across the board, but at the same time, the energy is key. we're going to see if we can tap into that. >> we're going to check on your balance today and see how good your balance really is. we're going to do something basic. take a seat and sit on the ball. put your legs out and balance. >> what's the worst thing that can happen? you can fall and break your head

on the cement. so you put your feet out? >> legs straight out and try to balance. keep them up. it seems pretty easy. it's a lot harder when you actually do it. something basic like that, we usually train -- >> you're using a ball to get balance. what else can we use? >> there is a lot of different ways we can do things on balance on other apparatus that allow us to be unstable. the next progression is a kneel. the last progression we would hit is usually -- well, let me do this here. go ahead and do it. >> oh, my gosh, look at you go. >> are you building your core? >> everything in the body. you use your body's receptors to tell you where you are in space. let's look at your core

stability and how well you transfer stability. we're going to take a basic thing like a pushup while maintaining your balance on the ball. >> okay, steve. i'm going to toss in to you to do this. >> your core is supposed to be active. >> i just want to see you do one, brian. >> there you go! ry nice! >> brian, thank you very much. meanwhile, straight ahead, a big scare in the air over new york city. two toy drones nearly take out a police helicopter. how does that happen? we'll explain. and take a look at these resumes. one is going to get you a job and the other won't. the tips you need to land that dream job next hour here on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ my name is karen and i have diabetic nerve pain.

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good morning. it is tuesday, the 8th of july, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for allegation elisabeth. we begin with a fox news alert. fun day at an amusement park turns to terror. what went wrong straight ahead. a fox news alert. president obama starting to feel the political pressure perhaps? the white house has just invited texas governor rick perry to a, quote, substantial meeting on immigration. but he still is not going to go to the border to see with his own two eyes. we'll have the breaking details coming up from the white house. speak speaking of dog fights

, good thing there is a fence to keep these two apart. don't look right. don't look left. they didn't know. >> that's sad. >> it's not sad. it's good. they'd be killing each other. mornings are better with friends >> you're watching "fox & friends," the news boss. >> the king boss is here. >> he is. he just frosted the green room. >> he's making a beach-themed cake for the summer. >> we got a busy hour and breaking news regarding what the white house just sent out. plus this. fox news alert. if you're just getting up, look at this. a nightmare ride, a roller coaster filled with people slammed right into a tree that was on the tracks. >> heather childers has more on the frantic effort to save almost two dozen people.

good morning. >> scary stuff here. a roller coaster that was speeding 55 miles an hour around a corner smash noose a -- smash noose a tree after it was derailed. they were on the ninja coaster at six flags near los angeles. they were left dangling 30 feet in the air and they were there for nearly three hours as day turned into night. >> it hits the tree. fire department had to chain it for extra precaution. >> firefighters bringing the trapped riders down one by one from the cars. four people who were sitting in the front of the ride, they suffered injuries to their knees and their neck. >> i was really shocked at first. i had no idea that that could even happen. it's just a really big shocker. >> who knew that could happen? park officials say the ninja roller coaster will remain

closed until a full inspection is complete. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much. that was the latest on the roller coaster, but we have other breaking news and also go over what just came across our desks regarding a big meeting at the border today. >> in just a moment. but first, shear heather nauert with more news. >> good morning. we're following the oscar pistorius trial. that is still in the news. this morning his legal team wrapping up the case in the murder trial. the court adjourned until august 7 when both sides will give their final arguments. the judge will then have to decide if the bladerunner deliberately murdered his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, or if it was all a mistake. they are not just toys. that's with authorities are saying after two drones nearly took out an nypd helicopter over the george washington bridge at about 800 feet in the air. the drones started circling over the helicopter and the pilot was then forced to veer off course to avoid crashing into the drones. the chopper tailed the drones as

they landed and then called cops on the ground. those officers were then able to arrest the suspect. how frightening would that be. today marijuana legal in the state of washington. we're talking about recreational marijuana. the demand is expected to be high, but supply is expected to be low at stores. listen to this. >> there could be anywhere up to 10,000 people here. unfortunately, the down side to that is we only have ten pounds of product. realistically, we'll probably only be able to sell to about 2,000 people. >> they say limited harvests by licensed growers are reportedly to blame for that shortage. 234 stores have been given -- 24 stores have been given licenses to sell and now it's a matter of keeping all that in stock. it's a good thing there was a fence between these two vicious dogs. look at this. yeah, they're not too happy with one another. two pooches barking mad.

they look like they're about ready to go for it if not for that fence in the way. the gate is wide open. those are your headlines. >> thank you. we got a fox news alert for you. sounds like the white house is starting to feel the political pressure. in a letter obtained by fox news, valerie jarrett, the president's chief advisor, has responded to rick perry who last night invited him to a meeting on immigration while in texas. here is what rick perry had written to the president yesterday. he said, i appreciate the offer to greet you at the airport, but a quick handshake on the tarmac will not allow for a thoughtful discussion regarding the humanitarian and national crises develop not guilty south texas. i would instead offer you to meet with me any time during your visit in texas for a substantive meet to go discuss this critical issue. the governor was saying, i'm not going to be part of a photo op

for you unless you want to sit down for a substantive meeting. now we know they want to have one. >> ed henry got this letter. >> he got this from valerie jarrett that says thank you for your concern about the urgent situation and your interest in meeting with the president while he is in texas this week. the president would welcome a meeting with you while he is in texas. in addition, he asked me to invite you to join him for a meeting to discuss the situation on the border with state leaders and locally elected officials in dallas on wednesday. so certainly it appears the white house is starting to feel the pressure. jay johnson was asked on all the sunday shows about this. wouldn't give a substantive answer about whether these illegals are going to be deported or not and josh ernest has been getting an earful even from some liberal, the main stream media. >> what's curious about the letter from the white house is they used the expression humanitarian situation three or four times in the letter. valerie jarrett also talks about how you just mentioned jay

johnson and other people from the administration. they've all gone down to the border. really there is no need for the president to. it also asked for the emergency funding. they want $2 billion to try to get these kids adjudicated quickly and says essentially what we need to do is have congress pass comprehensive pass immigration reform. >> on first blush, here is the problem with the invite. you go into a round table, inviting the governor of texas to sit in a round table with faith leaders and local elected officials. the governor should have a one on one with the president and then if he wants to join the round table after, then i would do that. you have a up with on one with the president, if you're the governor of the border state who has to have the most power and maybe the greatest expertise. while faith leaders are important, local elected officials play a role, i would think the governor has a right to go one on one. i don't know if you should put him as part of a round table. >> it beats just simply a handshake, which is what the white house wanted. if the white house now is caving, okay, we're going to

have a substantive meet asking you're invited, perhaps they're starting to feel the political pressure. and part of it is the fact that the president's going to be down in texas for a couple of -- i think three fund-raisers in dallas and also austin. rick perry was on the show last week and he said the president should go down and take a look. since then, the press secretary has been asked a number of times, you're about to hear from josh ernest, they're not worried about the optics of it. but you're about to hear from a democrat congressman who says that if the president does not act on this, this could be bad for him in a long way. >> we're not worried about those optics and that's simply because the president is very aware of the situation that exists on the southwest border. >> i'm sure that president bush thought the same thing, that he could just look at everything from up in the sky and that he owned it for a long time. i hope this doesn't become the katrina moment for president obama, saying he doesn't need to

come to the border. he should come down. >> i would prefer the president didn't spend all his time fundraising. i give you that. i don't think it's that necessary for him to go to the border. i think at this point you don't need the optics. i want to see a policy. he could sit at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and say, this is how i solve the border crisis. this is what i'm going to do with honduras, nicaragua and everybody else. this is how i'm going to be handling how they're transversing into mexico. i don't really need him to sit there andsçñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ pretendinge 38th parallel. >> part of the job of the president of the united states is to make everybody in all of the 50 united states to feel like they have support from pennsylvania avenue. >> would you rather see him sit there on the bordered borrowed a policy or come together with a policy to stop the tide? that's what a leader does. >> how about both? >> i'll be heap with just a policy to stop the problem. >> if it were a republican in the office and he did not go down to the southern border given the fact that he was in the same state, he would be

blasted by the main stream media. if barak obama does go to the border optically, then he owns the problem. but if he does not go to the border and he doesn't seem to really care what's going on, then he's blasted for a lack of leadership. unfortunately, he's getting dinged for both of them right now because where is the leadership regarding this? republicans have said for years, you got to secure the southern border. democrats have said, the border is secure. well, then why are five-year-olds getting across it just like that? >> he did go to the border once. >> he blames republicans and says oh, it's your fault for blocking immigration reform when really, mr. president, with the policies that are in place that left all these folks in guatemala and el salvador feeling like they can come here and stay here. >> he also went to the border once to say it was sealed. how did that go? >> it was not sealed, as it

turns out. >> he says look how strong the border is. i'd just like to see something pushed forward that's going to attack the problem. the homeland security secretary who says he's been to the border five times will be going again at the end of the week, said over the weekend where we have a plan to stem the tide. i would like to know what that plan is. >> aside from just asking for more money. the $2 billion that's going to go for more border patrol agents and judges and more places to house all these illegal immigrants. how about money to send them back? >> charles krauthammer said it's all political. the president is doing a lot of this for politic which is means we're not really going to see much until november. >> all right. up next. >> 7-11, the mississippi tea party candidate who narrowly lost his primary to the establishment not giving up yet. weeks later, those results could be changing? >> and remember this? caught red handed. wait until you hear what just happened. a major update to this story when we come back.

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right now we have our team. i'm looking over all the records and we anticipate we're going to find literally thousands of improper or irregular or ineligible voters. if we find the numbers, we anticipate taking it to court. >> that's chris mcdonnel, the tea party candidate who lost last month's republican primary to republican incumbent thad cochran. this morning a small victory for mcdaniel. the president of true the vote joins us now from jackson, mississippi. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> okay. you've been looking into the results. what have you been finding? >> we've been trying to look into the results. we've had citizen election integrity leaders from across the country join us here as we've attempted to go through what should be due process and it's been -- i have to tell you, a little frustrating as we have been denied opportunity after opportunity to actually look at these documents. so we're going to go out and fight the good fight again today, just trying to do what the law allows citizens to do and see what happens. yesterday wasn't so great.

>> okay. so the way that the primaries are set up there in mississippi is if you vote in the democrat primary, you can not vote in the republican primary and the worry is that some people may have voted in both n which case that's a violation, right? >> that's one of the concerns, absolutely. you have to stay within your party after you vote in that primary. but there is many, many other unanswered questions. questions about what happened with some of these absentee ballots. questions just about the processing of the documents themselves, chains of custody. those are all things that we should be able to look at and that's why we've sued the mississippi gop and the secretary of state, because we're not being allowed those opportunities as we should be. >> so the republican party of mississippi is not being helpful? >> no. >> why not? >> well, you know, i'll let them answer that question. all i can tell you is we've got citizens who are interested in

participating and not being met with open arms. >> allall right. keep us posted on that. something else i wanted to ask you about because your organization should the vote targeted by the irs, and i know that given the fact that lois lerner's e-mails vanished, six other people's vanished. you got a solution, though, don't you? you'd like to have who come in and take a peek? >> we'd like to have forensic scientists come in and help them figure this out. we think it's an opportunity that the irs should leap at because they've made every indication that they, too, would like to know what happened to these e-mails. we'd love to help them out and hope the judge will give us that chance this friday. >> do you think this was deliberate? do you think the e-mail are missing on purpose? there was data destruction? >> yes. the likelihood -- i read an e-mail this morning from someone, an expert in this industry who said the likelihood of this many people's e-mail attention, servers mysteriously

crashing within the same department in the way that it happened would be the same likelihood of someone being struck by lightning and winning the powerball lottery in the same day. doesn't happen. >> they do seem like long odds. there is a great editorial in the "wall street journal" asking where is the f.b.i.? jim comey said he would look into it a year ago. so far nothing. >> nope. we haven't been contacted. i can tell you that. >> that's a little on the crazy side. president of true the vote taking a look at what's going on in mississippi politics. thank you very much. >> thanks so much. coming up, vigilante drivers calling 911 as they try to stop a wreckless driver. >> they're running the red light! we're running the red light! >> you've got to hear how this one ends. and when they were arresting more kids than ever before, these coops took a nontraditional approach. they're live next.

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finally, $600 million. that's how much amc movie that's rights is spend to go make its seats comfortable. installing fully reclining lazy boy chairs to nearly 2,000 of its theaters. now, if they can just get the guy next to me to shut up, it would be great. brian? >> 23 minutes after the hour. when violence came to a head in hampton, virginia action the police department decided to take a nontraditional approach. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that video now a viral sensation. the officers behind it, chris and leon join us right now live.

welcome to both of you. why do you think this message has been so effective, because there is a serious message in a fun video. i guess chris, could you start? >> oh, wow. well, because it is a fun video, i believe that's why one -- one reason why it's become kind of popular. it's one that sends a positive message and a message that we're trying to get across to america and first to hampton that let's the youth know that it's not too late to change and to do something positive. >> you've noticed an increase in problems. in 2013 in hampton, there were 21 homicides and 14 of the suspects were juveniles. you noticed between 2013 and 2014, the numbers were getting bigger. why is it that you decided to do something that would appeal to teen-agers, older adolescents rather than going to a parade and having a blimp or something,

some float -- how come you decided to meet an older demo? >> we have numerous outreach programs that we have in the city. this is just one of multi-facetted approach that we take when we reach out to our youth. we do a new video every week. this is just one way we want to reach to them. we want to do do something that would be memorable and get people talking about youth violence and hopefully prevent crime before we have to do any enforcement action. >> you were able to tap into your theatrical background. here is a further example of how you're getting your message across. ♪ i want to change this life you're in ♪ ♪ we aren't that much different ♪ ♪ except the uniform i'm in ♪ know that i still play games ♪ no, i am not a saint ♪ i am not the one to blame ♪ i am here to keep you safe >> nice. so policemen are people too. is that the message?

>> absolutely. we are human just like the rest of the world. part of the message. >> great. it's good to have a multi-facetted -- good to know these officers are real people and have real tail rent when they take the uniform off. >> thank you so much. we like to be considered as human. >> thank you so much. way to represent the hampton, virginia police department. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. fox news alert. president obama starting to feel the political pressure? he has just invatted texas governor rick perry to a, quote, substantial meeting on immigration. but he still will not go to the border. ed henry is live with the breaking details. his cakes impress viewers and eaters all over the world. wait until you see what the cake boss is whipping up for us today. i guess for steve who has got the inside word.

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fox news alert. this obviously just in. president obama starting perhaps to feel the pressure. in a letter obtained by fox news channel, valerie jarrett responds to rick perry by inviting him, as requested, to a substantive meeting on immigration while he is in texas. ed henry on the phone obtained that letter. what is the latest and what do you think was the change from why doesn't the governor meet me at the airport to, why don't we meet? >> reporter: good morning, brian. i think this has been fast moving and it started on "fox & friends" last week. i think it was last wednesday when you interviewed governor perry and he invited the president to come down to the borrowedder and see the crisis for himself. we've been pressuring josh ernest and other white house officials to why the president is not going himself. they're stopping short of sending the president to the

border, but i think they are caving somewhat to political pressure. what changed? it's not just republicans like rick perry pressing the president. you had henry cuellar telling neil cavuto that the president should have seen this coming and that as a texas democrat, cuellar says the president should go to the border. what the white house is trying to do politically is finding middle ground. they don't want to cave totally to governor perry and have the president get a photo op because it's a crisis on theand that's y look bad for the president to get caught up in the middle of that crisis. instead, the white house is trying to put it on their turf and say let's have a round table meeting with the president, governor perry, faith leaders and others to try to discuss the problem. i suspect there will be some republicans who say we've been talk being this problem for a long time. how about you secure the borrowedder and take action? it will be more pressure on him. but i think the white house is trying to show some good faith here to say let's meet in the middle. >> in that letter that you got

from valerie jarrett, it does refer to what's going on in the southern border as a humanitarian situation. three or four times. and that's new. suddenly there is some urgency to that. but then at the end it goes, the humanitarian situation at the border is but the latest example of the great cost of congressional inaction. forget about we were supposed to secure the border years ago. it's all congress' fault. >> sure. two things there. one, you're right. very important to point that out. that is a shift from the white house because with the white house itself, the president and others suggest this was humanitarian crisis. now call it a situation, shows they're trying to turn the temperature down perhaps, trying to suggest that this is not as bad a situation as even the white house suggested a few days ago. i do think the white house makes a fair point that long-term, the republicans can continue to beat up on the president about this short-term crisis, but long-term republicans haven't really put a substantive plan on the table to deal with the immigration system, but certainly you're right, that the president can in

that fight over broader immigration reform, has been weakened by the fact that you have this crisis in the short-term. the president claims that the border is secure and we can move on to a path to citizenship and comprehensive reform. that hand is weakened when you have this crisis down at the border. there are a lot of people in both parties, including henry cuellar, the democrat, saying let's fix this and then we can move on to broader immigration reform. but you can't do that if you've got a crisis on your hand right now. >> political chess need to go on? we saw initially president obama offered a handshake on the tarmac with governor perry. then when governor perry asked for this substantive meeting, he said yes, there will be other people there. a round table of sorts. should the governor say yes or we need a one on one and we need that one on one at the border? >> sure. certainly i'm not going to pick sides and advise the governor, but i think you've got a fair question, which is if the governor throughout there, the president should go to the

border and the president is trying to meet him halfway, it would make sense for the governor to sit down with the president. the governor can come out, have a news conference and say he needs to do more. he needs to go to the border. at least the president is showing some good faith to sit down with the governor. but it's a smart move by the governor to say let's not just do a handshake photo op. let's do a real meeting and it sounds like those at the white house agreed. >> do you believe that what you got yesterday, what the a.p. is reporting yesterday, what the "washington post" is saying today, some say he's going to say most of these kids will be deported. others say he's reevaluating, giving in to his left. where do you think the administration is on what to do with the 52,000 plus children? >> frankly, i think as you laid it out, it's still confusing what their next move is. i think the shortest way to say it is last night the associated press suggested under pressure from liberals, the president is going to back down on his promise to deport most of these kids if they turn out to be

illegal and he's not going to seek extra powers to move this process along and deport them quicker. white house officials last night insisted to me that story was wrong, that the president still wants to move towards deportation. look, look what the homeland security secretary jay johnson did on "meet the press." he didn't sound like somebody who was ready to deport all of the illegals coming in. instead, he said well, let's look at other option. i think the white house is conflicting. >> ed henry, getting ot, starting early. thanks very much. >> thanks. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. we got other headlines and start in benghazi with heather nauert. >> hi there. we're following this developing story out of washington. it is a fox news alert. moments ago, the benghazi suspect coo ha la arriving in a washington, d.c. courtroom and that's where the government will lay out its evidence in an attack that killed four americans. court documents point to a premeditated attack with no

mention of that anti-islamic video. a well-connected rookie judge, by the way, is presiding over the trial, christopher cooper. he's just three months into his tenure on the federal bench. he was part of the obama administration's transition team. this happening as it's revealed house republicans want to spend more than $3 million on the benghazi probe. we'll keep you posted throughout the day. vigilante drivers taking matters into their own hands to stop a wreckless driver and listen to the 911 call. >> we're running a red light. we're running a red light! >> at least two drivers tried to box in the suspect who had been weaving in and out of traffic in some sort of fit of road rage. at one point, he tried hitting someone with his own truck. police finally caught up with the guy and arrested him. now to an extreme weather alert. the astronauts snapping this incredible picture of a powerful typhoon that's currently

pummeling japan. winds of 120 miles per hour in okinawa. airports are closed and 600,000 people have been forced out of their homes. also in the path of that storm, more than half of the 50,000 american troops who are stationed there at our biggest air base in asia. we'll also watch that story throughout the day. do you remember this pair of would be thieves? >> this is our stuff. >> this is yours? >> yes. i'm glad i made it. >> now i'm going to take that camera. do you like that? >> there you go. police in florida announcing that these two women will not be charged for trying to steal this beach goer's stuff. the guy who recorded it decided not to pursue charges against the ladies. this video, by the way, has nearly 3 million views. they don't look like criminals, do they? those are your headlines. >> thank you very much.

he is known as the cake boss, but in season 4 of tlc's next great baker, our buddy is looking for a business partner. >> you're competing for the title of next great baker. the grand prize of $100,000 in cold hard cash. this year's winning team will get the chance to run and manage my new bakery in las vegas. >> now the intimidation level is through the roof. >> no kidding. >> buddy the cake boss joins us live. you're upping the ante. >> opening a new bakery in vegas, i wanted to find great talent. i thought, what better than a competition? i'm a competitive guy. i tell you, the competitors this year, because i brought in teams, i mean, it's just been so

great. the cakes are better. it's a lot more fun because to have somebody to lean on and play off of. i know i do my best work with a teammate. instead of giving one person the chance to run it, give a team a chance to run it. 'cause that's what it takes to operate a business. >> this morning you have three teammates. >> yeah. >> this is the finished product. >> we're going to make a beach cake? >> at the end of the day, for me, i want to inspire people to become their own cake bosses at home. the first thing you got to do is have the right stuff. so that was kind of the inspiration behind coming out with different tools. let me show you -- >> you prefondanted. >> you take this here and knead it together a little bit and kind of cut it down the middle, put a slit in it, open it up, and then roll it out and you get that beautiful marbling effect. the next thing we're going to

do -- you ready? you just squeeze a little cream on half the cake. >> brian just gave me the look. >> squeeze that. >> that's the shoreline. >> go over here. you're doing good. >> that's the flew to put the brown sugar in place. >> in the elmer's. it's icing. >> edible elmer's. >> you're putting a lot of pressure on me. >> how do you explain the success of the show? there is bakers everywhere. there is great personalitieses everywhere. how do you explain this? n to tell you the truth, we just do what we do. we kind of be real. we try to come up with some amazing cakes. we want to inspire people to want to bake and do things as a family. >> a family. that's the key. people like your family. >> buddy, we're low on time.

>> put a little bit of brown sugar. let me move this out of here. >> he makes it look so easy! you're the boss! >> high tide. let's see. we'll put a little bit of blue on over there. >> the next great baker airs tuesday at 9:00 o'clock. >> you got to check it out. it's really great show n my daughter katy wants me in the f.b.i. and she wants to be a cake boss. she wants to know if she now can cook cakes for the f.b.i is that a career opportunity? >> listen, i know one thing, a lot of my friends that are cops love my cakes. >> katy could make sure that the cake she makes did not have a file in them. >> good job. >> buddy, always a pleasure. >> thank you so much. >> not bad. >> straight ahead, our next guest has sources inside the

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this is not something to overreact to or overspeculate about, but it's something we felt was necessary. >> but don't expect to get on a plane if you don't power up your phone. brad thor is a terrorism expert and the author of this book called "act of war." it all plays in to what he knows because he's been read into a lot of high intelligence operations and is a best friend to the military. welcome back. >> good to see you. >> congratulations on this. real quick, this whole cell phone thing using bombs, it's not brand-new to you? >> no. obviously cell phones have been used as triggers before. but actually packaging the bomb inside -- listen, the terrorists are very creative and we're always trying to stay ten steps ahead of what they're doing. so we saw terrorism plot years ago where contact lens solution was being used to smuggle on board. that's a big reason why -- it's an inconvenience to americans and travelers in general. >> would this be effective?

if someone says your phone isn't powered up, we're going to take it away, will that be effective? >> to ask people to come with them powered up, i think it's something unfortunately we have to do. we have to do it to keep planes in the air and people safe. >> you know about the rise of islam. you study it. you were asked to be on a red cell unit after 9-11 to talk about what could be the next step in the mind of the next terrorist operation. a lot of this stuff turns up in your books. so when al bagdadi comes up and does this video and talks about what he wants to do next, what do you think about him and the new released video? >> the big problem is this is the greatest call to jihad i've heard in a long time. this is right along the lines of zawahiri and osama bin laden. what muslims around the world are seeing is that they're being successful. that the winning side isn't the americans. it isn't western civilization. it is the side of islamic militants. we should be smoking all of these isis guys in iraq and that

black flag that they fly in the trucks should be a selector for the drones. we're not responding appropriately. that is one of the biggest failings of this administration. >> use force with force. >> absolutely. >> fight terror with terror. >> their message has been to be sent you're not on the rise. we will crush you. >> how does it play into the act of war and the presidency? >> i write thrillers. so i'm a beach read guy. but i want them to read as close to real life as possible. in act of war, i had the u.s. discover a terrorist attack, but the president's not sure how it's going to go down. so he's forced to launch two very ingenious covert operations that if they're discovered, will actually constitute acts of war by the united states. >> it all plays out in your new novel, brad thor, military, i think you've broadened everybody's confidence. it keeps new the top secret intelligence. >> a lot of good people helped me with those books. i couldn't right the thrillers without them.

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53 minutes after the hour on your tuesday morning. the average job recruiter will take just six seconds to review one person's resume. so how can you make yours stand out? here are some very big examples of what not to do and what to do. cheryl casone is here. good morning. >> good morning. yes. big examples of what to too and

what not to do when it comes to your resume. 250 resumes are submitted on every job. this is the ceo of a staffing agency in chicago and has brought two great examples, let's start with what not to do. you say the first thing is the contact information. major mistakes are being made here. >> people are using their personal fun, cute e-mails and they need to get one that's professional. first name, last name at a standard domain. make it simple and easy. >> and the link to facebook, you're saying don't do that. >> don't do that. why advertise something that's more social. put your linked in profile on there. >> over here is the way you should do it. >> absolutely. crisp, sharp. get your summary and hit the points right off. >> you can't put a linkedin profile. >> absolutely. >> this is your elevator pitch. >> a basic typo.

simple typos, they're not fixing them. >> then also you say that education, the right thing is put your education towards the top. >> put it towards the top t. depends how long you've been working or not. when you get over the ten-year period, you may want to put it at the bottom. advertise it. you have a degree, especially a masters, put it up front. >> this people put their gpa on here. >> it all depends where your grade point is f. you're working less than ten years, put your gpa up there. >> let's go to experience. past job experience. this is what not to do. what are the mistakes? >> what they're doing here is they're putting summer versus specific months. you want to be as specific as possible. it sounds like i wouldn't you are not trying to avoid you weren't there for a long time. then also don't abbreviate. use real words. let's be adults here. >> then also let's stay on the mistakes. skills. there is a skills mistake on this. >> what you're doing down here is you don't want to do paragraph format. do bullets. crisp, sharp. it's more appealing to the eye. >> let's go to the good example

over here. this person under experience has done a nice job. may 2008, that's specific. what else? >> they have their bullets and everything in the same tense. revive, develop, grew. they keep things professional, very direct. >> no artwork on resumes. people put artwork on resumes? >> you get a lot of people who want to stand out. they'll have crazy fonts. it looks like stationary, like they're writing a thank you note. keep this professional. >> again, when you put the stills and everything down here at the bottom -- >> you want to put things that are actually standing out. what your computer skills are, what you've accomplished, certain projects you took on, software packages that you're a master at. >> also something else, you don't want to put your hobbies on your resume. nobody cares what you do for fun. >> the fact is, you might offend somebody. if they don't want somebody who is out there making tooth pick sculptures, you don't want to put that on. >> i always wants to do make a

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good morning. it's tuesday, the 8th of july, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. terror on the tracks. a six flags roller coaster falls into a tree. president obama apparently starting to feel the political pressure. he just invited texas governor rick perry to a, quote, substantial meeting on immigration. but he still has no plans to go to the border, the president. ed henry who covers the president is live with us in about 90 seconds with breaking details. >> and who wouldn't want to see this while preparing for

takeoff? >> life jackets jackets are infy pulling on this red tag. ♪ ♪ >> only do so once you exited the aircraft. >> all right. one airline scrapping this safety video all together because it's just too hot to handle. i'll put my tray table up -- settle down. mornings are better with friends. >> this is toby keith. you're watching my favorite tv show, "fox & friends." >> that's good to know, brian. >> brian, you're fired. >> i get fired every day. >> we're going to get to that story and so much more in a couple of hips. we've got anna in today for elisabeth. great to have you. we've got ed henry standing by. we start on the west coast with a coaster. >> the roller coaster. we're not talking about brian. we begin with a fox news alert. breaking overnight, a day in a

california amusement park turns into a nightmare. a roller coaster hit 55 miles an hour around a corner smashes into a huge tree branch that fell onto the tracks, causing it to derail. 22 terrified riders on the ninja coaster at six flags magic mountain were left dangling 30 feet in the air for three hours. listen to this. >> we heard yelling. >> it sounded like they were panicking. they didn't know what to do. >> you can see the firefighters as they bring down some of those trapped riders one by one. four people were hurt. six flags says it will remain closed until a full inspection is complete. we'll have a live report at 8:45 this morning. and another fox news alert. take a look at this new video coming in from washington. moments ago, the benghazi suspect abu khattala arriving in a washington, d.c. courtroom

where the government will begin to lay out its evidence in the attack that killed four americans, including our ambassador, chris stevens. court documents point to a premeditated attack with no mention of that anti-islam video. a well-connected rookie judge is presiding over that trial. christopher moore, you can see his picture, is now just three months into his tenure on the federal bench. he was part of the obama administration's transition team. house republicans want to spend more than $3 million on the benghazi p probe in congress. overseas now, oscar pistorius' legal team is wrapping up its case in the murder trial. this is happening one day after a controversial video leaked that showed him reenacting the moment that he shot reeva steenkamp. the court has now adjourned until august 7th and that's when both sides will give their final arguments. the judge will then have to decide if the bladerunner deliberately murdered his girlfriend or if it was just a

mistake. isis is known as a world wide terror group. have you heard of the isis mobile wallet? >> the isis mobile wallet is a free app available for use with many of the latest smart phones. with isis, you can pay with a tap of your phone anywhere -- >> you probably don't want that name associated with your company. that payment app, which is backed by at & t, mobil and verizon, it's now changing its name. in a statement, the ceo of the company says, quote, we've no interest in sharing a name with a group whose name has become synonymous with violence. he didn't say what the new name will be. those are your headlines. you can't blame him for not wanting isis. >> it's unfortunate that they already had that name. >> yeah. >> thanks. fox news alert. president obama starting to feel the political pressure. in a letter obtained by fox news -- valerie jarrett invited rick perry to a, quote, substantial meeting on immigration while the president is in texas. ed henry on the phone now with

us. what's the latest? >> reporter: governor perry invatted the president to visit the border. get an up close look at the humanitarian crisis. the president refused to do that for several days. said the president plans to do fundraising in texas wednesday and thursday. new now is that in the last 24 hours, with pressure from democrats as well as republicans, democratic congressman henry cuellar saying the president should go -- >> we're having a hard time hearing you. we'll look forward to a live report later today. we'll bring in laura ingraham to get her thoughts on this. essentially, governor perry invited the president -- good morning. >> that's a hard one. those phoners are always trouble. i have it on my radio show and i know you guys have it here. i wanted to hear everything ed henry said. but that's okay. i'm a poor substitute.

>> you know roughly what was going on? essentially that yesterday governor perry said, i don't want a photo op and handshake. although thanks for the invitation. i want a substantive meeting. it's going to be a round table setting with some faith leaders and some others. you think he should accept? >> brian, because the president has never engaged in a photo op policy making before, right? that's something that's really foreign to him. look, rick perry has been trying to get the president's attention on this for a few years now. a lot of people think this crisis just began a few months ago. the outpouring or the influx i should say of illegal immigrants, the minor children especially, into the country, some with mothers, some unaccompanied, really has been going on since last fall. okay? that's number one. for the president to say, well, i'm not going to go to the border. i've been there before, but i'm going to come, we're going to sit down and get together, that's kind of kicking the can down the road a little bit, right? the president is going to texas,

he has time to do fund-raisers. that's fine. he's raising money for the mid terms. but texas is ground zero now for this humanitarian crisis. he's the president of all the states, all 50 states. so he should, while he's there, give the courtesy to the governor of texas to actually engage with him on this issue. i think he's worried about being seen in one of these detention facilities, guys, because that could be a photo op that would blow up in his face. he's worried about what that would look like, i believe. for the president to confront this face-to-face would be a startling picture. he doesn't want that picture out there. i think that's a lot of what's going on here. >> sure, because so many people say that his policies have been the reason for it. so that's why he doesn't want the picture. something else we want to talk to you a little bit about. this is something else that the white house would love to have go away, but fox is not going to let it go away. there's a scandal at the irs, a op ed page thate "wall street

says, hey, where is the director of the f.b.i.? turns out the f.b.i. director didn't tell congress about the missing e-mail and the worry is that the f.b.i. could possibly be carrying water fort white house? shouldn't they be the ultimate g men and women out looking for the truth? >> yeah, jim comey, as an f.b.i. director, we would imagine should have known that these documents were missing. they're doing the investigation now for almost a year, or exactly a year. this investigation has been going on. but we're to previous he didn't know about these missing documents? if he didn't know about the documents, then that's bad. if he knew about the documents and then didn't tell anyone, then that's also bad. but again, you can't imagine if these documents have suddenly disappeared in an investigation of a private company that the f.b.i. would be engaging in the same conduct, sort of slow footed conduct, an investigation that is happening right now.

so again, i think the way this has happened, the way we learned from the current irs commissioner that the documents, e-mails were missing, the hard drive crashed, it was thrown away, whatever the current narrative is, this is why people don't trust the government. this is why there is an absolute breakdown in trust and credibility that the american people look at all of this as one more political piece of invective against americans who just want to speak out against the government on taxes or whatever the issue was for the tea party. it's poisonous. >> to move on to our next topic, folks at home want to trust that the twitter account belonging to the president of the united states, barak obama, is something that the president actually knows what's going out. >> well, apparently not. listen to this. this tweet goes out in response to the hobby lobby. >> from the president. >> yep. says, throwback to last week when a woman not her boss, made

her own decisions about her health care, #tbt, throwback thursday. you're going, wow. did the president say this? well, josh ernest, the president's press secretary, was asked about this by jonathon karl. his response was this. listen. >> i'm not sure if he was aware of that. again, because the twitter handle is maintained independent of the white house, i was not aware of it. >> independent of the white house. it was actually the campaign or the post-campaign group. >> black. [is not barakjñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? obama. >> unless it says dash bo, it's not really from him. what do you think? >> first of all, then you shouldn't have tweets being sent out by the president of the united states. isn't that kind of silly in and of itself? we all tweet, but we're kind of commentator, analyst, anchors. but for the president of the united states to have a group like organizing for action america, whatever it's called, it's a political wing of the obama campaign. still out there operating an account in his name and we're supposed to believe that oh, well that's all separate from

me. we don't know what they're sending out. that tweet could have been sent out from any random msnbc host. okay? doesn't exactly sound like a presidential declaration about the judicial branch. it's very sophomoric and quite silly and unserious. so i assume if the president didn't want them to continue to send out tweets under his name, he could probably shut that down pretty fast. but that serves a purpose, to continue to stoke and satisfy the left and to keep the whole political invective going and so i'm sure they're happy to have that thing out there circulating. first of all, it's lame tweet. if you're going to tweet t better be a really good tweet. >> he should get clear before the twitter handles start a war. >> good point. >> speaking of the left, the national organization for women, now, has just named the little sisters of charity dirty. they put them on the dirty 100 list of organizations that have

sued over the obamacare contraceptive mandate. >> it's about time. >> it's pretty interesting -- a group that has applauded the destruction of 40 million lives over the last 40 years since roe versus wade is calling a group like little sisters of the poor, which i'm proud to say the laura ingraham show proudly supports. they're an amazing group of nuns. the most selfless people who care for the indigent elderly. the elderly that have no one else to turn to. for them to put these incredible women on this list -- >> dirty? >> it's low even for now. so i would say now is very yesterday because people are learning the truth about abortion and i think that's scaring them. they're getting more desperate as more young people i think are seeing the light on when life begins and the need to protect human life. >> little sisters of the poor, there were a few others, too. priests for life, an organization of priests and

laity that advocate against the death penalty and abortion. >> yeah, we've talked about it before. the sacrosanct right for the left, the right that's more important than any other right, that trumps the freedom of speech or association or religious association is the right to abort one's own offspring. so that is the right among all rights and they will do anything and everything to protect that so-called right. >> i feel bad for you 'cause during your three hour radio show, we have worn you out. >> just getting warmed up here. >> okay. >> thanks, laura ingraham. 13 after the top of the hour. the face of the border crisis, the children. what happens to them? have you heard of the office of refugee resettlement? peter johnson, jr. has and will report on that next. and the mom who tried to recreate the that famous coppertone ad and faces a lifetime ban from facebook because of it joins us for her very first live tv interview. ♪ ♪

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are they going to be deported or not? >> we are looking at ways to create additional options for dealing with the children in particular consistent with our laws and our values. >> trying to get an answer to what most of them end up staying in injure judgment? >> i think we need to find more efficient, effective ways to turn this tide around generally and we've already begun to do that. >> keep trying, he never answers it. the white house says illegal immigrant children inundating the united states will be deported, but floods of illegals continue to stream across the border and the president now backing off on his request to expedite the deportation process. will we ever get a straight answer? joining us right now to explain what's really going on, legal analyst peter johnson, jr. >> people say, what's the straight talk? where are they going? who is taking care of them? let's do the w's about these children that have come. more than 50,000. who? who handles them upon arrival? customs and border patrol agents apprehend, processes and detains them. then ice transports them to something called the office of refugee resettlement.

that's right. it takes custody from there. orr, as it's known, has a division of children's services. and the orr budget for unaccompanied alien children last year was $868 million. it's got to be blown out this year. >> substantial. meanwhile, what are the children entitled to? >> they're entitled to what any children are entitled to really in the united states. shelter care, legal assistance, family reunification, and kids that remain in orr get government-funded education, mental and medical health services to make sure that they're okay. >> who is going to pay for the school? >> you are. we are. the taxpayers. the american taxpayer is going to pay with an increased taxes? the budget may double this year. >> when will the children be released? >> that's an interesting question. the child remains in a shelter or with a foster parent until a real sponsor is identified. between 2008 and 10, the length of stay in these orr care averaged 61 days, went up to 700

days. the average length of stay now is allegedly 35 days. i question that. >> okay. so after they're released, they go where? >> again, interesting question. they go four, five or six different places. to a parent. parent in guatemala sent to america, mexico, to a legal guardian, perhaps here in the united states. three, an adult relative. four, a licensed program willing to accept legal custody of these children. and right now the federal government has got a request for proposal for a half billion dollars for such programs, or an adult or entity approved by the orr. >> here is a final question for you. it is what david gregory tried to get the answer to. will they be deported? >> let's see what the law is. they'll be judged on a case by case basis, involves an interview with immigration services agent. there is about 260 immigration judges in 59 immigration courts in the usa. listen to this statistic.

in 2008, about 8,000 kids were deported. in 2013, as the numbers are going up, less than 2,000 were actually deported. so we've had different answers from john kerry, from the white house press secretary, and no answer from jay johnson, head of department of homeland security as to what they're going to do. my belief is that based upon past statistics, a high ratio of these children will wind up remaining in the united states. political will to deport or remove these children? time will tell. will we forget that they're there and just continue to pay for them as they go forward? unclear. >> it's interesting you said it could result in higher taxes for all of us. >> absolutely. >> right around the corner. peter johnson, jr., that was excellent. lot of detail. coming up, a proud mother recreates that famous coppertone ad from the 50s and '60s. now the mom is facing a lifetime ban from facebook.

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quick headlines now. the viral video edition, incredible video showing where few people have gone before, inside a fire through the eyes of a firefighter. the footage taken by the vista fire department in westchester, new york. the special helmet cam the firemen wear can withstand high temperatures. good thing there is a fence between these two vicious dogs. they're ready to go at it. but they don't know that the

fence ends two inches away from them. thank goodness or they'd still be fighting. remember this pair of would be thieves? >> this is our stuff. >> this is yours? >> yes. we'll let it slide. i'm glad i made it inside. >> i will. and then i'm going to put that camera and put it in the grass. would you like that? >> she's mad she got caught stealing? florida police announcing they will not be charged for trying to steal another beach goer's stuff. the video getting 3 million views. put that down. >> a mother banned from facebook for a 24-hour period, not once, but now twice for posting a picture of her daughter recreating the famous coppertone ad. and now she could face a lifetime ban. >> that mother, jill white, and her two-year-old daughter, willa, join us for their first live tv interview. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> jill, what prosecute -- were

you thinking posting a picture of a little girl with her bare bottom? >> we went to the beach and we were out on the beach and the kids playing, took pictures. the other little girl was pulling at her pants. there is a story hyped that. i'm not sure -- behind that. i'm not sure if you want to hear the story. but anyway, my camera was handy and i actually took the picture and when we got home, i put them on the computer. thought that one was really, really cute and decided to put it on facebook because it kind of represented like the coppertone tan line. we weren't trying to really recreate the ad or anything like that. it was just -- that shot was there and it looked like the coppertone tan line, so i put it on my facebook page. >> jill, it sounds innocent enough to many people. but facebook said we don't want any predators looking at this. this could be viewed as child pornography. they asked to you take it down.

you ignored their request. why did you do that? >> they really didn't ask me to take it down. somebody had reported it for nudity and pornography and they took it down for me. they didn't ask me to take it down. then the one on my facebook page actually, they took it down as well and then banned me. but they never asked me to take it down. >> jill, for a lot of people looking in, it's just an innocent day at the beach. one kid, a little prank, pulls down the pants of a little two-year-old girl. it's a cute little picture. you take a picture of it, you post it on the internet. next thing you know, it blows up. what happened to common sense? >> i'm not sure what you mean by what happened to common sense. >> i mean, that picture is not child pornography. it's a picture of a kid's butt. >> right. by no means is it pornography.

it's not child pornography. it is not meant in a sexual way at all. there is no sexual connotation to it. it was innocently done on the beach. the little girl was pulling at her pants because she actually passed gas. that's what she was looking at. >> it's a cute moment. that's what people do on facebook. they like to share compute -- compute moments of their lives on facebook. i'm told you're a professional photographer, too. are you concerned about this hurting your business? >> no, not at all. my fan base is very big and they stand by me with this all the way. i do photos all the time of children. that's my main subject is children. i do it all the time. i do bare butt photos. that's what mothers love. they love their children, the babies having nude photos when they're born. just cute butt shots.

it's a trend basically. >> sure. half the adults in america today have in their family photo album pictures on a bare skin rug where somebody was in front of the photographer at sears back in the 1960s and it's just what people did. >> right. >> would you do it again? >> post the photo? >> yep. >> probably not. i probably wouldn't post any more photos. i would leave that up to a parent to do, if they wanted to post it, that would be totally up to them. but i probably wouldn't post it on my spot again. >> appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> you bet. here is what's coming up on "fox & friends." it's happened again, a pet cat attack. >> now she's in my living room and i can't get out. she's got us stuck in our bedroom. >> what happened next?

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that's good read. then there is what to expect when you're expecting to be president. >> that's funny. >> hard choices is still a top three book. >> kind of -- he's right, kind of a dull name. >> right. hey, let's talk a little baseball. let's get into the part of the game that really matters, what the fans do. >> this is not typically what they do. they're normally on their feet, cheering. >> you don't go there to fall asleep? >> no. this yankees fan is suing because the commentators poked a little fun at him. let's take a listen. >> that's not the place you come to sleep. tell you what, how comfortable is that? >> probably won't have any neck problems tomorrow. >> i mean, is that guy to his left his buddy who is just letting him sleep or is he here alone? what's the deal. >> maybe that's his buddy and he likes him a lot better when he's

asleep. i think the other guy is more concerned with the food and the game. >> it's a special item at the ballpark. why share? get it when he's asleep so he won't ask for one. >> so andrew is on the cover of the "new york post," he's in the daily news today, snore loser, because he fell asleep and they made fun of him on tv. he's now suing the yankees, major league baseball, espn, the particular announcers for $10 million. >> they embarrassed him. >> come on! >> he says that the announcers called him a fatty cow, that he needs two seats. he's a symbol of failure, yet the transcript shows they didn't say anything like that! >> maybe you ought to check the facts before you file this typo-laden lawsuit there. what he could have done is gone all all the late night shows --

>> he's not good at late night, period. >> he could have come on these shows, made a real name for himself as the snoozing guy in the crowd and made some great youtube video and made some money off it. we asked you at home what do you think? is this worth $10 million in suing? this is ridiculous a lot of folks say. one says f you snooze you lose, especially in public. >> right. facebook says, donald, hello, it is televised game. you tonight want to take a chance of being seen on television, don't go. >> what do you think? continue to e-mail us or tweet us or facebook us. in the meantime, let's go over there, it's happening now. >> it's on the cover of the "new york post." think that's not embarrassing. >> that's worth 20 million. >> got some headlines. she told police that she just couldn't take care of her daughterrary mow. a mother accused of abandoning her 7-month-old daughter on a new york subway platform has been taken into custody. she's 20 years old and she was

caught on this surveillance video entering the station with a baby in a stroller. the mom then jumped onto a train and left the infant alone on the platform. that baby fortunately was not hurt and is now in custody of children's services. the mother has not been charged just yet. california's marriage law now going gender neutral. governor jerry brown just signed a law into effect deleting the term husband and wife and now it just says spouse. the bill's aim to accommodate same sex marriage, which became legal in california last year after the supreme court struck down a voter-approved ban on it. cat goes wild, trapping its owners inside their bedroom. listen to this. >> me and my husband, we locked her in the bathroom all day. i let her out and she was okay and then she freaked. my husband is ripped up. drawing whether or noted. >> animal control took the cat out of the house. they say the cat will now be quarantined for ten days.

you may remember this story back in march, a 22-pound house cat trapped its owners inside their house in portland. that cat had apparently tried to attack their baby. who wouldn't want to see this while preparing for takeoff? i know you guys would. >> life jackets are inflated by pulling on this red tag. only do so once you exited the aircraft. >> all right. that is on air new zealand. it's now scrapping this in-flight safety video. the reason? well, apparently not everybody is too happy with the sports illustrated models' sexy take on safety. critics say it objectifies women. there is actually an on line petition that calls for this to be banned. that has been signed by 10,000 people. brian leading that charge to get that taken off.

>> right. >> i know you are. >> as soon as i'm done with sports. as opposed to the one that i got when a person held up his seatbelt and held it together as if they were kresskin. soccer, you can't get enough of it. the world cup semifinals is upon us. the first semifinal is today. brazil against germany. brazil plays at home because they won the toss and they're without the best player in the world name, neymar. germans enter as the favorites. 2002 they played, the germans lost 2-2. the winner will play argentina or the netherlands. the game starts at 4:00 o'clock. please leave work early. bull run for the ages in spain. six bulls chasing thousands of people. what a great, great sport. the only thing better, jenga.

nobody was hurt, but four people were hurt on monday. the street party and festival lasts nine days. all except those who were gored. it's the latest craze for the tour defrance. selfys on the race course. it's causing a big problem for rideers. yep, standing in the road with your back turned to 200 cyclists just to take a selfy. that being said, i love the crowds and thank you for your support. they also don't want to hit them. i'm here icing my knee. one cyclist icing his ego. the italian rider won state's two of the race. it wasn't enough to earn him a kiss at the podium. watch this. >> snub. >> she turns away. oh, my goodness. that's the only thing -- >> what happened? >> if you go to kiss somebody and they pull away, you just grab your neck. wow. >> if i don't get this subluxation handled, i'll be in

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that. v.a. whistle blowers will testify on capitol hill and try to identify systemic problems within the agency. good luck. today recreation marijuana is legal in the state of washington. shop owners say they'll likely have to close their doors later this week or later today because they expect to sell out their weed. that's the news. fox news alert, we've been following all morning, a roll coaster filled with people slams right into a tree and goes off the tracks. kttv reporter bob is live on the scene in california. what's going on there and what went wrong? >> reporter: good morning. certainly wasn't the thrill that park goers were expecting yesterday. we are talking about the ninja roller coaster ride, which was introduced in 1988 here at six flags in valencia, goes 55 miles per hour. kind of swings like a pendulum on the tracks. a freak thing happened around 6:00 o'clock last night when it

swoops through or passed some trees and somehow, a tree branch broke off, landed on the tracks and the first car slammed into it. it derails. so as we show you these picture, you see what happened. you have it 22 people who are left dangling some 40 feet above the ground. they had to call the specialized team, urban search and rescue team to use a cherry picker. they first strapped the cars into place to make sure it wouldn't disconnect and they had to gently lift and remove all of those passengers safely to the ground. four people were injured, minor injuries. they were taken to the hospital just as a precaution. the ride now closed until they figure out if this ride is safe. an investigation underway into exactly what happened. anna, back to you. >> kttv robert, thank you so much. >> somebody has to get out the chain saw and prune those trees back. >> come on. >> there is a new harry potter exhibit that just happened at universal today. that's a different story. next up, one country wants a guardian for every child.

do kids really need a third parent appointed by the government? arthur aidala and keith ablow break down the legal insanity. first let's check in for a preview of what happens here in about 14 minutes with martha mccallum. >> hello there. good morning. coming up right here at the top of the hour, governor perry said he wanted more than a handshake from president obama. now they will have, according to the white house, a substantial meeting. is the president starting to do some damage control on this crisis? what the v.a. whistle blowers are claiming happened to them as a result. and mitt romney in 2016? congressman jason chaffetz says yes. so is that a possibility? we'll tell you when bill and i see you at the top of the hour

scotland's government considering appoint ago guardian for every child to serve as a third child. given the recent case of a sickly teen embattled in a custody dispute with the hospital, we want to know can this sort of nanny state become a reality state in america? joining us right now, dr. keith ablow, a psychiatrist. and arthur aidala is not. he's a legal analyst. first off, legally, this makes a little bit of sense. you might have a third party bringing some sanity to a parent's who often go off the rails. >> no. they don't often go off the rails, brian. i was thinking it's 1 or 2%. 98% of parents are doing a fantastic job and the government wants to come in and not only do they want this person involved who is a stranger, school teacher or social workers, they

want that teacher or social worker to report back to the government, how is the child's progress? how is he doing in school? that's nuts! that's a parent's job. not a social worker's job. >> isn't it good to talk to somebody on the outside sometimes? >> sure it's good sometimes, like me, or a colleague of mine, when you choose to. when the parents decide to do so. i disagree. i think a lot of parents do a lousy job and they should be encouraged to do better. however, the state is not that parent. >> what is wrong with corporate parenting? >> thank you! >> that's the term they're using. corporate parenting. >> it's happening more and more in america. in our legal system and in our corporate world. you just did a story about the woman showing her baby's coolie on facebook and she'll be banned. that's nuts! i'm the mom or i'm the dad. this is my child. i have no problem with the crack of their butt being shown somewhere. but the government and corporate america is telling me it's

problematic. >> this third person is not just anybody. >> listen, department of youth services department social services, they're often not the appropriate guardians for a child's best interest. if the government gets involved, ask justina's dad. he lost his daughter for two years. >> think about that. >> they thought they knew better than lou. >> you're one of the most doting dads i know. could you imagine if the government took your child away from you for two years? >> you sound like i'm indulging my kid. >> this is a u.n. thing. here is what the law will do. appoint a guardian to a child, encourage government parenting and deconstruct the entire system. >> scotland wants independence, or home rule from great britain. >> william wallace wanted it. >> this is another reason why they shouldn't have it, because these people have gone nuts.

okay? it's another lesson to us because the europeans have never been the proper guardians of liberty. we are. we better remind ourselves of it and vote the right president? >> the government should stay out of the parent-child relationship, except in severe circumstances. >> the scotch shouldn't have independence because they've gone crazy. >> right. completely insane. >> i disagree with the statement >> we all liked "braveheart" as a movie. >> but then mel gibson got drunk. >> if you promise to talk in the green room, we're out of time. >> that sounds fine. up next, what happens when you ask today's kids to explain yesterday's technology? can they do it? ♪ ♪ my name is michael, i'm 55 years old and i have diabetic nerve pain.

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one for the road. here is my choice. is there big news coming from mitt romney? according to jason chaffetz, yes. he's running and will win. listen. >> i think he actually is going to run for president. he probably doesn't want me to say that. i think he will be the next president of the united states. >> stunning. that is really surprising. think about that. >> i want to leave you with a lasting tuesday morning.

we showed you the ultimate dog fight. these two dogs thinking that the fence went a little bit farther. it reminded me of one of my favorites. watch this. >> you know that bacon that's like maple, got maple flavor? >> the maple kind, yeah. >> i know who would like that. me. so i ate it. >> oh! no. you're kidding me. >> i put it on my facebook page. i was laughing so hard. >> is that a real talking dog? >> do you really snort? >> i did! >> wow. >> don't make me do it again. >> when my kids were growing up, they pretty much were surgically attached to game boys. right? a lot of people were. that's why it's so funny to watch kids of today, i mean, actual kids of today look at the technology of about a half generation ago as if it belongs in a museum. look at this.

>> it's an iphone case. >> is this an mp 3? >> nintendo game boy. i think this was like the first nintendo ever. >> they had no idea what's going on. >> it's good to see the next generation stumped about something we know better than them. we told you what's happening with the yankee station. the fan suing for $10 million. he says he was defamed. >> he does because he says the announcers were mean to him. what's interesting, though about that is -- our eagle eyed chris chulo noticed that the guy at yankee stadium, not the only guy sleeping in new york right now. that is a guy just outside our world headquarters in a car that says cookie mogul. it's probably nap time for cookie mogul. >> do you think that's one of the cake boss guys? >> that would be a cake mogul. this is a cookie mogul. >> whatever you do, don't say anything negative. we don't want to get sued.

okay? >> just a guy snoring. >> he might not even be asleep. >> on the after the show show, more on this guy snoring. >> we're just going to watch him perhaps sleeping. >> stay tuned for the after the show show. fox news alert. the white house apparently bending to some of this pressure on the border matter. the president will travel to texas on wednesday tomorrow for a fund-raising trip and now saying he is willing to sit down with the governor of texas rick perry who has been very critical so far to talk about the wave of illegals coming across the border. we have not heard from governor perry's office. we're waiting that response. i'm bill hemmer as we going here in "america's newsroom." how are you doing? martha: doing well. good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. so this concession comes after governor perry said he wanted more than just a handshake on the tarmac when the president came to town. fox news obtained a letter from senior advisor valerie jarrett to governor perry and says