expect as adults? >> neil says no way i will have bought this for my kids. this is way too extreme. >> thanks to everyone who responded. thank you tomorrow. see you tomorrow on friday morning. >> "fox & friends" starts now. good morning. today is thursday, the 10th of july 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. freedom denied. a mexican judge orders the u.s. marine jailed in mexico to stay behind bars. breaking details from the late-night hearing. >> meanwhile president obama is standing by his decision not to visit the texas-mexican border. >> this is a problem. i'm not interested in photo ops. >> really? if that's true, what would you call that? i digressed. brian? >> be careful what you e-mail. congress might come knocking. that's what disgraced

i.r.s. official lois lerner told her employees in an e-mail. later we'll tell you about instant messaging. mornings are better with friends. >> hear ye! hear ye this is the town crier. you are watching "fox & friends." >> can we bring him back? >> maybe he's booked every morning. >> good morning to you, anna. good to have you in for elisabeth. if you don't watch "fox & friends," you miss a lot. it was about a week ago on this program that rick perry, the governor of the great state of texas, was on this program and said the president is coming down here for fund-raisers next week. and if he doesn't visit the southern border, he's really missing it because he should be able to eyeball things with his two eyes. right now the president is down in texas. he arrived yesterday. then he had a chopper ride over to love field. you know what? he sat down with rick perry

even though rick perry at one point said i'm not going to just shake your hand on the tarmac, there he is shaking his hand on the tarmac, unless we have a substantive meeting. they did have a long meeting. >> governor perry made an appearance on the channel last night with sean hannity. here's what happened. here's what was talked about during that meeting. listen. >> i thought, mr. president, you can deal with this. you can unilaterally direct the department of defense to put those troops on the border to do that work, and he starts talking about a philosophical issue that he may or may not have with that. we're past that. i didn't want to go just show up on the ramp in austin, texas, shake his hand and say welcome to texas, mr. president, when the fact is we have a humanitarian crisis on our hands on the southern border, and the president needs to be engaged. the president needs -- he's coming to texas. he's 311 miles from austin to mcallen. i mean, air force one is a

pretty fast ride. i think about the criticism that george w. bush received when he didn't go to new orleans, katrina. this is no different. >> did you ask him? >> absolutely. the first thing i asked him when i got on to air force one, i said, mr. president, i said i really want you to come and see this because i said this is important for you to absorb as a father, but more importantly as the president of the united states, to see the humanitarian crisis and to also understand how you can move the border patrol forward. >> he talked about the president really said my hands are tied, i've got to get money from congress, similar to what he said about syria, i'd like to take action but i've got to get the okay from congress. the same president said weeks ago i'm going to have to go unilaterally with my signing statements when it comes to immigration because congress won't do anything. the president decides to play that card. i'd love to put the national guard on the border like you requested, governor, but i can't without some help and congress is not helping meevment here's the

president -- congress is not helping me. here's the president yesterday. >> the things that the governor thinks are important to do would be a lot easier to do if we had the supplemental. it gives us the resources to do them. there is a very simple question here and that is congress needs to pass the supplemental. >> that is not so easy. the supplemental sounds so innocuous. it is close to $4 billion, and what it would do essentially is it would speed up the process. once the illegals are in the country it would supposedly speed up the process. >> more lawyers, more judges. >> up and down the track, it would speed things up. however, it doesn't stop people from coming in. what they really need to do in this particular bill that the president is suggesting is it does not change the 2008 law. but yesterday brian had a news-making interview with henry cuellar, the congressman from the great state of texas and henry cuellar is working with the white house now on changing

that law. if that is true, that would be good. henry cuellar is the same guy who made headlines by saying this could be the president's katrina moment if he doesn't show up down in texas. you know what? he did show up in texas but he didn't go to the southern border because, as the president said yesterday, he's not interested in photo ops. >> this isn't theater. this is a problem. i'm not interested in photo ops. i'm interested in solving a problem. >> rather than going down there and going and touring these facilities as well, where these children are being held, as a father, as rick perry mentioned, just show some compassion for the kids, show some compassion for the people in the outlying areas who are realizing this is going to be hurting my wallet, this is going to be hurting my medical care, this is going to be hurting my kids' education in school, all those potential unintended consequences. but the president says i'm not interested in photo ops. but how many times have we seen the president doing

just that? >> photo ops? take a look right there. >> yesterday you had him playing pool. you also had him drinking a beer yesterday while playing pool. you have him in white coats trying to pass obamacare. people were handed lab coats, these doctors, before they went on to the white house lawn. remember the selfie with david ortiz. of course he's shopping at the gap in new york city. he also did a photo op at the bored with a big fence -- at the border with a big fence behind him. he did photo ops after super storm sandy. what happens with the president being here? he gets a chance to see the people. see the people, feel the scene and maybe understand more fully. now it seems as though maybe nothing gets down and he does have an idea and he's had his homeland security down there five times and he's now in central america, it would be something at this point it seems both sides are stubborn. why don't you go? i'm not going to go. but he stays in texas again today to finish up another fund-raiser with another

billionaire. >> he's down in austin at this hour. it's curious, ted cruz tweeted out a picture with a little map. hey, mr. president, it's only 230 miles to get down to the southern border and here are routes you can take. of course you probably didn't see that if you're watching the other channels. zero coverage on a lot of these topics and zero coverage on this as well. yesterday house oversight released an e-mail where darrell issa tweeted out lois lerner intentionally sought to hide i.r.s. internal communications from congress. let's take a look at some of these e-mails and you be the judge about what lois lerner was trying to hide, if anything. >> this is in april of last year, april 9, 2013. i was cautioning folks about e-mail and how we have had several occasions where congress has asked for e-mail and there have been an electronic search for responsive e-mails. so we need to be cautious about what we say in e-mails. someone asked if o.c.s. conversations were also

searched. that is like instant message. i don't know but told them i would get back to them. do you know? the response to this is is o.c.s. messages -- like an interoffice instant messaging system -- are not set to automatically save the standard. however the functionality exists within the software. that being said the parties involved in an o.c.s. conversation can copy and save the contents of the conversation to an e-mail or file. the response from lois lerner. one word: perfect. >> think about what this means in context. we're trying to find out why and how two years worth of e-mails get dropped. they disappeared. the hard drive smashed. this is why lois lerner took the fifth. then we find out this communication, as you add this to another layer, seems toe a woman in charge trying to find out how much information could possibly be obtained through e-mail. you factor all that in and it makes one wonder, one's eyebrows get raised, what is really going on here. john koskinen appeared again at oversight, at his own request. we'll talk to darrell issa

later in the show. and actually defended her. there is nothing here. yet he wasn't there. he could say i don't like the way this looks. as far as i know he doesn't know lois lerner but he's so defensive for lois lerner. >> are you surprised a little bit she put that in writing? that is in an e-mail that has been uncovered. it is almost like i heard one person say, it is almost like complaining about the n.s.a.'s surveillance on facebook or twitter. using social media to blast it out there and then expect nobody to know what's going on. >> what she's saying essentially is we don't want congress to know what we're talking about. suspicious? we report. you decide. speaking of reporting. look who's reporting for duty with breaking news. good morning to you, heather. >> good morning. a lot of us have been following so closely the case of the marine sergeant still in prison in mexico. we've got new news. andrew tahmooressi, the marine sergeant jailed in mexico, ordered back to prison after his first court appearance there. this was his first chance to tell a judge his side of the story.

tahmooressi explained how he ended up crossing that border accidentally with three legal guns in the back of his truck. and while the judge didn't let him free, his lawyer says he still remains optimistic. listen to this. >> we feel the hearing was a success, and we feel we are finally on the right track in order to achieve what every one of us is ultimately hoping for. >> the judge did allow andrew's mother to sit down with her son for 20 minutes after the hearing. his next court date is set for august 4. she was shot in the head, and inches from death but imagine this. a 15-year-old girl doing the unthinkable. she was still able to call 911 and stopped her father's deadly rampage in its tracks. the gunman who is not being named killed six people, including four of his own kids in spring, texas. this is just outside of houston. he was headed to the grandparents' house when his daughter, the one who

survived, called the cops. >> he was going to, the information we received from the constable was the grandparents were also targets. fortunately they were brought out of the house before that could happen and we would have had more tragedy. >> the suspect surrendered after a three hour standoff. his daughter is in critical condition. he wrote the book how to survive the bulls of pamplona, but the books didn't care. bill hillman was gored on the streets of spain during the annual running of the bulls. it seems to happen every single year. one of the animals breaking loose from that pack. that is when hillman and another guy were gored. hillman underwent surgery on his right thigh. lucky to be alive. >> you know the boys from the classic walt disney movie pinocchio?

remember this? [singing] >> he did that as a child. we have sad news to report this morning. dick jones, the voice behind pinocchio, has died. he passed away after falling at his home. he was just 12 years old when he voiced this but he had already appeared in 40 movies when he got the part of pinocchio. he was the son of a texas newspaper editor and he had a western show career by the age of four. dick jones was 87 years old. and those are your headlines. as i saw pinocchio, i was thinking brian kilmeade, pinocchio as a little boy kind of resembled one another. >> not much of a liar. >> when you do, though, we can tell. >> like the brazilian soccer star, only one name. pinocchio. not pinocchio johnson. throwback thursday.

and today's theme is? >> classic cars. i'm throwing back to charlotte, north carolina. my neighbors and i, we had twin volvos. >> is that how you ride in north carolina? out the window? >> every year on the four-hour drive we would talk back and forth on those c.b. radios. my handle was firefly. my mom was peppermint patty. my dad, water boy. >> i remember talk to go water boy. i remember my 69 mustang. i don't have a picture of it. that is way too cool for me. it had a 361 engine. and the chassis cracked by the time i got out of high school. it was a great car. it was like a rocket ship. >> we would love to see your classic cars, your first cars. e-mail them to us, friends@foxnews.com on this t.b.t., throwback thursday. and also facebook. >> want to help the children in the immigration chives? too bad the feds are

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"godless america" says it's inexcusable and joins us live. where did you come up with this story? >> got an e-mail from our facebook fan page and some of our listeners, members of a church, they wanted to help. they saw the images we've all seen on television and became very disturbed by that. the pastor of the church there in tucson, arizona, a group of pastors made calls to the border patrol. they wanted to go to nogales and said we want to bring our church group so we can play with the kids, play kids, minister to them, and meet their spiritual needs and the government said absolutely not. they said what if we just come down and pray? they said you can definitely not pray. but churches are thought border.to help and >> todd, you've been bringing a lot of stories with your sources on the ground. what do they say about the shroud of secrecy that

appears to be around it? >> they are frustrated. they tell me that the government says if you speak out, if you tell people what's really happening here you're not only going to be fired but we're going to throw you in jail too. there is a significant threat there. people are really wondering, wait a second, they're not let congressmen in, they're telling people you're going to be fired if you speak out and now they're not letting pastors in. people are wondering what the heck is going on in those government-controlled camps they don't want us to know about. >> what do you think? >> we've heard the speculation but i think it is clear we have a government-sanctioned invasion. president obama has time to take a selfie but can't go past austin to see what is happening with this humanitarian crisis. it seems this administration is more concerned about kids in other countries than kids who are here in this country. >> it is a sad indictment of what's going on down there and to think the president met with

faith-based leaders yesterday supposedly and at the same time they're saying no, we don't want your help. >> that's right. there was a group outside of lackland air force base in san antonio, and the kids actually were begging for workers to come and to hold them and to hug them. many of these kids want to go back home. they want to go back home and that story is not getting out. they don't know what's going on. >> todd starnes thank you so much for that. >> coming up next, an islamic terror plot to blow up some of the world's most iconic spots have been exposed. >> mom always said wait 20 minutes before getting in the pool after eating. but is that really true? dr. marc siegel separates fact from fiction when it comes to summertime health. ♪ ♪

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heavy rain is expected as massive typhoons sweep across the country. anna talks about something totally different. >> it's the height of summer and everybody wants to have some fun in the sun, but are you following the best advice when it comes to your health? here to separate fact from fiction, dr. marc siegel from the fox news medical a team. good morning. >> good morning. >> you're going to be clearing up a lot of myths for us. the first one, you shouldn't spray sun screen on your kids. i thought this was the best invention because you could stop them when they're trying to run away from you and spray. bad idea? >> it is a fact that you shouldn't spray sun screen on your kids. you should spray it into your hand and wipe it on your kids or use the kind of sun screen that is a cream. i'll tell you why. actually it can get into your mouth and nose. it can get into a kid's eyes. we don't know what the effects of that are yet. there's a lot of chemicals in sun screen. get it on the area it is supposed to be on. the wind will blow it away. you're trying to spray it

and you think they're covered and they're not. >> when hot weather is going on, is it good to take a cold shower? is that more effective than taking a warm shower? >> you would think so now that is fiction. why? the cold water in a shower 30 minutes your blood vessels down and you don't get the coolness effect. the coolness doesn't get in. you know what works? sweating. sweating is the body's sprinkler system. if you're hot and sweating, you may not like it but you're cooling down the body. we have our own ability to cool down. >> how about the sun can damage your children's eyes? fact or fiction? >> that is absolutely a fact. and it is why i want my children and every child out there to wear sunglasses when you go out, when you go to the beach, out in the sun in the summer. we often forget the eyes. you can get eye damage that way. you can even ultimately get skin cancer in the eyes. you've got to watch it. sunglasses, number one. >> you worry about skin

cancer on, you know, on your skin too obviously. every time you get sun burned, you think, hey, it's going to turn into tan; right? is that right or wrong? >> that is another fiction. studies have shown the point you just made is 100% correct. you sun burned earlier when you were a kid, your risks of skin cancer go way up later on. you must not think i'm going to burn now, it will turn into a tan later. it doesn't work. you damage the skin and it never becomes a tan. >> you have a big barbecue in the backyard and it is time to go swimming and mom says you need to wait 20 minutes. >> mom, you're wrong on that one. that is a myth. the reason is we have plenty of blood flow. we can cover muscles and digestion. you do get more blood flow to the stomach after you eat. we have plenty left over for the muscles. there's never been a case of drowning due to a kid saying finished that barbecue, got to get in the water. i say it's safe. that's a myth. >> thank you so much.

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>> if john brennan can tell this story and if producers of zero dark thirty can tell the story, i understand he made a mistake and he knows that. do you think it is right for him not to be able to tell his story. >> especially they say, or he says they want to take a triad. that seems ridiculous. the rub is he didn't follow the rules and a navy seal should be used to following protocol. that is something they would have to do on a daily basis. that's where the problem lies. matt was on "60 minutes" and really explained himself. listen. >> this operation was one of the most significant operations in u.s. history.

it's something that i believe deserves to be right and deserves to go in the book and stand for itself. i've had nothing but an outpouring of support from the guys who know me. to quote one of my friends, if anybody can take the story and tell it right, it's you. they know i'm doing it right. >> that is not exactly how he looks. he was disguised for that. he also changed his name. to your point, brian, he said he got bad legal advice. but now the pentagon is coming down hard. they are going to seize his royalties. there is an op-ed in the "wall street journal." the headline is "no easy day meets pentagon hardball: a former navy seal's bestseller skipped the security process, and that is inexcusable." >> i will add this. not one person said he exposed anything that is top secret. he said he would never do that in a million years. number two, he's got another book out called "no hero" about leadership.

they are holding that up, redacting it. he missed three pub dates. those in security have been told don't talk to him. his commanding officer reportedly has a tombstone with his name on it in his office for everybody to see. after everything he's given to his country, after what he's done on his worst day, more than any of us have done on our best day, should he be treated like this or do you think he's getting what he deserves? in my opinion, this is way over the line. >> you did reach out to the pentagon. what did they say? >> the pentagon is getting back to me. everything i brought up, i brought up to them. they did not say you're wrong on this. they say there are ongoing negotiations and they wanted it all in writing. i put it all in writing last night and i look forward to following up and finding out if anything about this story is incorrect. and we will correct it. we'll get their perspective. >> he is a guy who has put his life on the line so many times. now he would like to keep the money but the pentagon is trying to take it. what do you think? e-mail us friends at fox

book.com. you can fake us or tweet -- you can facebook us or tweet us. >> he said just let me pick the charities. the pentagon said i'll pick it. >> he's spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on lawyer fees? >> two hundred thousand. >> let's turn it over to heather nauert. >> i have an incredible story about this man out of california, an executive who had everything going for him and then managed to hook up with a hooker and died as a result allegedly. police say that this lady watched him die of a heroin overdose, walked over his body to gulp a glass of wine as he died. this morning a high-priced call girl is now under arrest in connection with the death of an executive from google. police say the the 26-year-old, alex tickleman, watched as forrest hayes died of a drug overdose on his yacht in santa cruz, california. hayes leaves behind a wife

and five children. unbelievable. caught on camera, a pro-life protest in ohio gets really out of hand. >> you don't give a [bleep] about women! you don't give a [bleep] about life! >> get out of my face. >> that woman seen yelling at people and kicking down their pro-life signs, the group called created equal, was staging an antiabortion protest outside the statehouse in columbus, ohio. the woman claims she was just defending herself. >> the first amendment protects them from government interference. it doesn't protect them from people just basically telling them they're idiots >> you assaulted them? >> assault? i wouldn't say shoving someone aside and keep the camera out of my face is assault. >> police charged her with assault. y'all remember that texas cheerleader under fire for

those big game hunting pictures. facebook kept removing these photos from its site but get this. facebook did allow a page that was called "kill kendall jones" to stay up and running. basically this kill page doesn't violate the site's animal abuse policies. okay. here's the good news. last night jones' supporters came to the rescue. they sent an on-line petition and got that page pulled from facebook. what do you think about that? move over, guys. these young newscasters are giving us all a run for their money. this fake adorable broadcast is completely unscripted. check this out. >> there is going to be a tornado and a blizzard. so you're going to have to be out of canada, not even in an area of canada, out of canada until the area is cleared and safe to go. let's go to sarah. thank you, libby, for that

wonderful news. >> they are so darned cute. i love it. those gals are from utah so why on rgt are they talking about canada? apparently a weather specialist came to the girls' school and left a big impression about canada. look out for us. we're out of jobs. and those are your headlines. brian, what have you got? >> i wish i could have -- elisabeth's kids did a wonderful impression of us too. that was fantastic. let me tell tell you what's happening in soccer. it was 120 scoreless minutes in the match between argentina and the netherlands. netherlands were in orange. they had to go to a penalty kick shootout and argentina would win 4-2. it is a terrible way to decide a game. it's like doing basketball on free throws. argentina against germany on sunday. there is a consolation game. brazil will play the netherlands.

belgium may have been eliminated from the world cup but this fan has something to cheer about. a photographer snapped tow tows -- photos of this 17-year-old cheering and it went viral. now the beauty landed a contract with loreal, which is a great moisturizer. she is promoting new hair products. coming up on kilmeade and friends from 9 to noon, how long the soccer boom will last and much more as well as steve doocy. i'm talking to your agent right now but so far no go. >> only if you've got some of that l' oreal moisturizer. >> 42 minutes after the hour. have you heard about the e.p.a.'s latest power grab? it wants to garnish your wages without consulting a

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up and at it everybody. quick headlines. the planes cars and trucks edition. the plane making an emergency landing in paris for a technical failure. oxygen masks dropping from the ceiling for all 66 passengers and this man decides it is the perfect moment to take a selfie. and it's the world's cleanest car. nissan applying its electric dry coating to this car. the paint is so dense and slick it repels dirt and

mud. a group of pickup truck drivers banding together to help save an r.v. that was stuck in the sand. look. [screaming] [cheering] >> think they're excited? it happened on a beach in washington state. they did a very good job there. >> they can now resume their vacation. the planet of the apes left off with tensions high between the humans -- that's us -- and apes not pictured here. now as the sequel is about to take off we find our characters on the verge of war. >> they are going to turn on you. >> they don't want a war. >> no! don't shoot! >> she has to go. >> okay. joining us to tell us more about the movie sequel, we've got michael tammero.

>> it is so hard to take that kind of franchise, the original "planet of the apes" series and reboot it which they did and did it very well. only half a billion dollars. even harder to follow up the first movie and make it better, and they did. this movie is the, what empire strikes back was to "star wars" one of the best movies so far this year, one of the best sci-fi movies this year. it is set ten years after the original. most of humankind, the apes are doing fine, living by themselves in the forest in san francisco until they meet people for the first time in two years. the movie stars gary ulman, cary russell, jason clark and andy sirkus. we caught up with them at the global premiere two weeks ago. the original series made such a statement about humanity and our fears

about nuclear war, we asked if this movie lives up to that tradition and what it is like to be part of that iconic hollywood franchise. >> that is one of the attractions wanting to be involved in it. it is not every day you get called. with people saying they want you to be in "planet of the apes." it is not the call you think is going to come. >> now we are a part of that legacy. >> i think -- and it's not that the statement is old. it's a continually in-depth, deepening. i think is this all real? no, it's planet of the apes. we were touching on things we continue to be confronted with which is choices we make on a human level. >> i remember the first one in the 1960's with charlton heston on the sand and, wait, there is the statue

of liberty submerged on the beach. >> i saw "planet of the apes" at a drive-in. i was like seven, scared the hell out of me. then i saw "blue water white death" in the drive-in so i wasn't going in the water, going into the woods. >> catch it all on inthefoxlight.com. follow me on family friendly way. >> straight ahead, don't follow epa rules and you'll pay, literally. and the government claims it can dip into your paycheck and you have no say in the matter. is that legal? judge napolitano has been woken up to answer that question. you better watch out for what you wear a. major league baseball team could ban certain outfits because they might make the other fans feelfñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? ? >> give me your head dress. ♪

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hurt the environment, refuse to pay the fine? soon the epa might be able to garnish your wages without culling a court. the agency claims it has authority to garnish nonfederal wages to collect delinquent nontax debts without first obtaining a court order. this sounds like a joke, but it's not. judge andrew napolitano is here. judge, how could this be legal? >> it is not legal, brian. the epa is yet again, it's not the first or second time, probably not the last time, trying to add to its own authority, add to its own power base on its own. congress never authorized it.

congress couldn't authorize it. it blatantly violates the constitution. here is what the epa is trying to do. they drive by your backyard and see you built a pond without getting a permit from them. they're not going to charge you with doing it wrong and prove the case against you in court. they're going to send you a bill. if you don't pay the bill, they're going to come here to fox news and try and garnish your wages. absolutely unconstitutional because the constitution says if the government wants anything from you, your life, liberty, your property, your money, it has to -- you have to have a right to a hearing. >> the only time i could think this happens is with the irs, when you owe the irs money, next thing you know, it could come out of your paycheck. >> when you file a tax return and shows you still owe the government money, you admit you owe it that money. the government can go to your bank -- >> how is this different? >> entirely different because there is no admission with the epa. the epa is simply saying, again an example of your backyard, the

kilmeades built this pond. they didn't get a permit from us. we're going to charge them $75,000 a day, which is a drop in the bucket for you. and we're just going to go and take the money from his bank account or from his employer. congress could stop this with a simple majority vote in both houses in the house and senate. >> look what they've done already with fines in 2009. 96 million. in 2013, 1.1 billion. how can this be stopped? >> simple vote, both houses of the congress. president has nothing to do with it. he can't veto those votes. these are the president's people doing this. these are barak obama's appointees. >> you stand up to them, we're sure it will pass in the house 'cause it's ridiculous and this is an election year. >> no democrat running in a close race wants to be close to

the epa. >> judge, always great to see you. straight ahead, so who is to blame for the immigration crisis at the border? guess what democrats say. >> i don't think in any way you can fault the administration for this. >> i agree. a reason even more puzzling. meet the family going around the country doing chores. why? to teach their kids a lesson. ♪ ♪

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visit celebrex.com and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. hello. today is thursday, the 10th of july, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a judge orders the marine jailed in mexico to stay put. will he ever be freed? we have the breaking details. president obama standing by his decision not to tour the border. >> this is a problem. i'm not interested in photo ops. >> right. so what's this? steve, your witness. >> was that the emergency room? >> i think so. give him my lab coat. note to self, do not tape your wife as she's giving birth in a car.

first of all, who is driving? you have to see what happens next. you're not going to believe it. >> she gives birth? >> she does, but it was a circuitous trip to the hospital. turning to -- thank you for joining us on this thursday. >> you're watching "fox & friends." that's a great way to begin your day. ♪ we are family ♪ get up everybody and sing ♪ . >> good morning. and welcome this thursday morning. check out what has just arrived in the "fox & friends" plaza. a lot of times parents try teach their kids about hard work. one family is taking their family across america doing chores for other families. >> if we see that rv pull up in front of our house, they're -- >> get them to mow the lawn.

>> can you do that window up there? >> for charity. >> fantastic. we're going to talk to them in a little bit. >> you do have an issue with your gutters. your house is high and you do not like doing your gutters. they might be able to bail you out. >> i'm fine with that, but my wife won't let me do that. one of our neighbors fell off. >> so he blew it for the whole neighborhood? >> pretty much. >> sitting there with a crushed face. >> this is why the christmas lights, still on the side of the house. >> fantastic. >> might be a red neck, you know. >> not exactly. let's talk about the news of the day. over the last week, ever since rick perry on this program said if the president is going to come down to texas and if he's going to do some fundraising, a couple hundred miles away from our southern border, he should come and lay eyes on the crisis down there. the president said no, no, no. i'm not going to do that. rick perry said after an invitation from the white house.

how about if we shake hands on the tarmac? rick perry said nope. i want a substantive meeting. as it turns out, he got a pretty good meeting. he got a chopper ride with the president and they sat around and talked a little bit. what transpired? here is the governor last night with sean hannity. >> i said mr. mr. president, you can deal with this. you can unilaterally direct the department of defense to put those troops on the border, to do that work. he starts talking about a philosophical issue that he may or may not have with that. and we're past that. i didn't want to just go show up on the ramp in austin, texas and shake his hand and say welcome to texas, mr. president, when the fact is we have a humanitarian crisis on our hands on the southern border and the president needs to be engaged. the president needs -- he's coming to texas. he's 311 miles from austin to

mcallen. air force one is pretty fast ride. i think about the criticism that george w. bush received when he didn't go to new orleans, katrina. this is no different. >> did you ask him? >> absolutely. the first thing i asked him when i got onto air force one, i said mr. president, i said, i really want you to come and see this 'cause this is important for you to absorb as a father, but more importantly as the president of the united states to see the humanitarian crisis and to also understand how you can move the border patrol forward. >> the humanitarian crisis, the crisis, whatever type you call it that needs the national guard down there -- >> man-caused crisis. >> right. worse than hurricane katrina, as many folks are saying, but that needs the national guard on the ground to stop this problem, to secure it. and the president says yes, i'll do that, but first you have to give me nearly $4 billion. a lot of republicans are saying we don't trust you with this money.

you need to make sure you're going to stop this problem and not continue to ask every few months for billions and billions of dollars. >> as peter broke down yesterday what the money are go for, about $4 million, they say some will go to border security. people aren't convinced it will get there. a lot will go to more judges and pro bono representation for the kids. the problem is the kids are disappearing. according to a report, the kids that have gotten here, they are suddenly leaving these military bases and when people show up to pick them up, we're not even asking if their parents are legal. >> that's a great point. there was a hearing on capitol hill yesterday where -- i think it was coburn and then there was another one later with another senator, who said to the dhs, i believe, said okay, so now when you call somebody and say okay, can you come pick this kid up, when they put that child in the adult supervision, do you check whether or not that person is in the country legally?

they said no, we don't check immigration status, to which coburn, i believe you're right, brian, said, well, you know what? that's a little on the crazy side. and why is it on the crazy side? if somebody is in this country illegally as an adult, do you think they're going to take the kids to their court date in two weeks? no. they're going to vanish. >> if they show up, how do we even know it's their kid? it could be an uncle, the crazy in-laws. >> why not prosecute the family members number within for being here illegally if they are. but number two, for hiring these coyotes and putting these kids in danger to get here. >> a better life. they're trying to get a better life. >> what i found incredible that the president said yesterday, one thing he said, i'm getting sued by the congress. i can't have those orders that governor perry wants me to have to put the national guard on the border, which is disingenuous 'cause last week he said he was going to implement his programs

on his own. can't have it both ways. number two is, the president by most part, by definition, by stuff you have to do and choose to do, you do photo ops. when there is a horrific school shooting in connecticut, you show up. when super storm sandy in new jersey, you meet the republican governor and walk around in a wind breaker. when you have a crisis on the border, how hard would it be to show up? the president says i don't do photo ops. >> listen. >> this isn't theater. this is a problem. i'm not interested in photo ops. i'm interested in solving a problem. >> oh, come on. the president has absolutely right, brian, done a lot of photo ops. for instance, take a look. far screen right, there he is in denver playing pool. he had time to play pool. then you got him going to the gap, a complaining about income

inequality, even though the gap pays more than minimum wage. you got him posing with bergdahl's parents. that didn't work out well. there he is with guys in lab coats. the president, despite the fact saying he does not do photo ops, he does a lot of them. and that, i believe, is one of the reasons he didn't want to be down on the southern border. he doesn't want to be seen with that picture of all those kids. john mccain was up on capitol hill yesterday and he was asking, why exactly, if i go and i looked at these kids in these facilities, why can't i take my phone? >> isn't that unbelievable? >> we don't want you to take any pictures of the children's privacy. how come we've got all those pictures that we've been showing you -- >> because they want us to see. it's a shroud of secrecy. >> can't do interviews, can't take pictures. but you can walk in facilities they point you to. >> it seems like the president is trying not to presidentialize and not take ownership of this and blame everybody else, blame congress for all of the problems and say it wasn't them -- this

is not my doing. this is all caused by congress. >> he likes photo ops. he doesn't like bad photos that he can't control. speaking of can't control, listen, this is not the president's fault. just talk to sheila jackson lee of texas. she sees another boogie man. >> it's almost like the crisis in syria generated this enormous crisis, certainly doesn't equal what we're doing, but that's what happens and that's what happened. i don't think in any way you can fault the administration for this. >> this democrat sticking by the president. >> so blame the republicans. >> henry cuellar is going against the president: we have seen in colorado, three democrats up for reelection didn't want to be seen with the president either. at some point this defiant look is not going to be a good look. it's like your mom said, when one person is pointing the finger, stand up for what you

believe. but when many people are pointing the finger, even some mainstream media, maybe you ought to look where all those fingers are pointing, at yourself. >> right. >> with one finger, four are pointing at you. >> right. >> i'm okay with that. >> give heather the whole hand. >> good morning. got some news to bring you. we've got breaking news overnight from mexico. the marine jailed in mexico waking up behind bars again today. he got his first chance to tell a judge his side of the story yesterday in court. he explained how he ended up crossing that border accidentally with three legal guns in his truck. while the judge didn't spring him from jail, his lawyer says he remains optimistic about the case. >> we feel the hearing was a success and we feel we are finally on the right track in order to achieve what every one of us is ultimately hoping for. >> the judge did allow andrew's

mother to sit down with her son for 20 minutes after that hearing. his next court date is set for august 4. a developing story this morning. a gunman opens fire at a national guard in tennessee. a sergeant, 20-year-old veteran, is now dead. a teenage suspect is in custody. this happened in loboville, southwest of nashville. the suspect did not work at the armory and not clear how he got inside, but we will keep watching this story as we get more information. new coming in overnight from overseas, israel now stepping up air strikes in the gaza strip. israel striking 200 hamas targets, leaving 75 people dead. hamas firing back with its own rockets. israel now is mobilizing a force of thousands along the border with gaza. that is ahead of a upon ground

operation. we've got incredible new video coming in. this powerful mud slide in japan. check this out. today more heavy rain is expected as a massive typhoon sweeps across that country. that's affecting some of our people stationed in okinawa. we got 30,000 people there. they've gotten 17 inches of rain just in the days alone. i'll see you later. >> thank you. the san francisco giants have a stadium. at that time their team plays there. it turns out at one of the games recently, some of the people showed up with indian head dresses. >> it was native american heritage night. apparently somebody was wearing a head dress and they were passing it around and some native americans said hey, that's offensive to us, let us try it on of the they took it

away. >> the native american took the head dress and ran away with it. then the security grabbed that person and detained that person and said how dare you steal it. he's like, i am a native american. i'm offended by this, which my ancestors wore. >> now facing a ban -- what does this mean? >> anything culturally insensitive, they say. >> stacy slaughter is looking at this now. she's head of communications for the giants and they're looking at policies now that would stop people from wearing anything offensive. >> who decides? who decides what's offensive? >> i'm offended by that tie. >> i think the third base coach will have the ultimate say. >> it is such a subjective thing. is everybody going to have to start wearing uniforms to the game? handing out perfectly cut out costumes? >> i'm curious what the braves, indians, blackhawks will do if they want to show support for their team. paint their face and wear head dresses. i don't know what choice they have. >> maybe just clap. what do you think about that?

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president obama last night not only sitting down with texas governor rick perry, who is shaking hands with right there on the tarmac about the immigration crisis, he also invited faith leaders to the meeting in a dallas area yesterday. >> one prominent leader didn't get the invite. pastor robert jeffries because of his view of the bible, says the law comes first. pastor jeffries joins us now. pastor, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> some have said that you're cold and callus and unchristian if you think these kids need to go back to where they came from. but at this point, i understand you think our border security is more important? >> well, i think the most compassionate thing we can do for these children is to secure the border. here in texas, we have what we call the attractive nuisance laws. it basically says if you're a homeowner with a swimming pool that doesn't have a fence around it and the neighborhood child wanders in and drowns, you're

liable because you have enticed that child into a dangerous situation. the remedy is to build a fence not only to protect yourself from a lawsuit, but to protect the child from danger. what we're doing by having these unsecured borders, we are enticing children and mothers to make this dangerous journey. our attorney general, greg absent, was talking to me this weekend. he said this hundreds of these children and mothers are dying, many are being raped, all because we have not secured our border. so i think yes, we want to show compassion to the children who are here, but the most compassionate thing we can do is to secure the border. >> sure. it is curious, reverend, that you're invited, since you are the leader of one of the largest congregations in the dallas-fort worth area, and dallas-fort worth, they're about to release 2,000 of these children into the general population. >> well, and first of all, i

doubt i would be on the president's invitation list or even his christmas card list because of some of the things i've said on fox. >> no doubt. >> but this is not about a partisan politics. frankly i don't care whether the president goes to the border. i want him to secure the border and he has the ability to do that right now. he said just a few weeks ago he doesn't need congress. he has a pen and a phone. it's time to use that and issue one of those executive orders to protect our borders and protect children in the process. >> pastor, we had attorney general greg absent on our program a couple weeks ago saying he was considering suing the federal government for the expenses incurred for medical care, for crime, for education. you said you just spoke with him. what new are you hearing from him? >> well, it is truly, he says, a humanitarian crisis. i want to remind you rick perry

and greg abbott are compassionate people. i don't know president obama, but i know governor perry. it was his compassion toward illegal immigrants that got him in trouble with his own party when he was running for president in 2011. so he has compassion, but he also recognizes that the most compassionate thing we can do is to secure our borders. if i could say this, because there are many christians who watch "fox & friends," and they're wondering what the right thing to do is. gentlemen, jesus loved concern, but he also respected law. he said render unto caesar what is caesars. so we need to do both. show compassion, but secure the borders. >> that's right. the kids are here now. we got to take care of them and figure out how to make sure that it doesn't being a bigger crisis. pastor, thank you for joining us today from dallas. >> 20 minutes after the hour. coming up, he was supposed to be up for reelection, then he got a notice he's about to be deployed. the law maker turned navy officer joins us next. and do not tape your wife as

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today after three delays for failed test runs. today is opens and here we go. it's all downhill from there. mr. kilmeade, over to you. my next guest is up for reelection in the indiana state senate. that's not big news on its face. but he's running uncontested, also not big news. but he's expected to win. there is just one problem. he just got word he's being deployed to afghanistan. we're talking about state senator and reserve navy officer jim banks. senator/lieutenant, welcome to "fox & friends." how do you feel about this news? >> well, brian, thanks for having me on to talk about this experience. it's an honor for me to serve in both capacities. first as a state senator and also as a navy officer and this is my opportunity to do my part. i'm looking forward to doing that. >> if things go as scheduled, you'll be taking your oath via skype from afghanistan, correct? >> that's right. it's a unique situation.

it's never happened before. in indiana, we have a provision in our state law that allows for a temporary leave of absence, which i will enact. i'll be sworn in via skype the day after election day. i'll immediately submit a letter of leave of absence. that will trigger an opportunity for my district to choose someone to represent them while i'm away. that makes me a lot more comfortable knowing that my district won't be left without representation while i'm being deployed. >> senator/lieutenant, what do you think it brings to your job here state side to be somebody who serves over there for your country? >> this experience isn't unique to me. tens of thousands of members of our country, our service members have deployed, have been deployed or are deploying. this gives me a perspective that they have. i've always appreciated the sacrifice that our service

members make when they deploy. but i didn't fully recognize the stress that it places on their families. the worst part of the situation was breaking the news to my wife and i have yet to tell my young daughters that i'll be leaving for extended period of time. all the stress that comes with that. that's an experience perspective that i'll bring back and i think at the end of the day, it will make may better state senator, too. >> you're basically doing things like offering a a soldiers tuition bill. so you're able to take your power with your experience and do some more good. take a look at these stats. this came out last week. as of 2013, just 20% of those serving in a u.s. office, whether it's the house or senate, have served in the military in 2013. compare that to 1971 when 72% served. what do you think the ramifications of that are? >> it's a troubling statistic. the indiana senate alone this

year we have four of our veterans who are retiring. they're veterans of the past wars. the current opportunities for service members to deploy to iraq and afghanistan give new veterans like myself the opportunity to come back and step into elected positions and represent veterans of a newer generation in places like the indiana state house. i'm proud to do that myself and i look forward to coming back next may and being a better state senator representing loser veterans in my -- hoosier veterans in my state. >> you're going to be able to keep in touch with what's going on in indiana. i'll pay the skype bill if you'll talk to us from indiana. is that a deal? >> i look forward to it. thank you very much. >> stay safe. state senator jim banks, also a lieutenant and he'll be deployed to afghanistan. thanks for a unique story and your dual service and i'll see you soon. >> thank you. coming up straight ahead, why is wrestler turned

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>> you're listening to "glory days" made famous by the cast of "glee." today on throwback thursday, tbt, we're asking for your classic car pictures, your first cars. bret writes in, my first car was a 1973 ford maverick grabber, but it was taken on our wedding day. the words bed bound were written on the side. >> unbelievable. >> hold on. this guy is now a preacher and has been for 32 years. >> they were allowed to, they were married. >> john says, my 1934 plymouth. her name was esmeralda. >> that is a fine ride. >> he named his car? >> who didn't? >> you don't name your car. >> everybody names their car, brian. >> bob tweets this out, here is the '67 nova ss. my wife and i dated in high school. lot of great memories in that car.

#cool. >> i bet. tom robinson writes, almost 50 years ago, my 1963 rambler american convertible with fold down seats and budweiser draft beer on tap. i should point out, my first car was a 1963 rambler station wagon. >> wow. >> i have told this story before, where when you open the hood, rather than a regular oil filter, what they had was they had this gizmo -- i think this was after market -- where you would rather than put a filter in, you would just put in a clean roll of toilet paper and that then would filter your oil. >> you're kidding me? was it charmin? >> i don't know about the viscsoity. >> that's when men used to change their own oil. >> even the mechanics have

trouble. you open up a rambler or nova, it looks like a mini bike engine. >> yeah. but they still have oil filters. >> that's true. >> somewhere. >> heather always there for me to work on my engine. >> of course, brian. i always like to tinker in cars. i have a 1963 car as well, steve, by the way. >> back in the day. >> yeah. all right. i have some news to bring you. really troubling news coming out of texas. she was shot in the head and inches from death. because 15-year-old girl managed to do the unthinkable. she called 911 and stopped her father's deadly rampage in its tracks. the gunman was 34-year-old ron lee haskell and he killed six people, including four of his own children. this happening in spring, texas just outside of houston. he was headed to the grandparents' house when that 15-year-old daughter called the cops. >> her information that we received from constables was

that the grand parents were targets of him. fortunately, they were brought out of the house before that could happen and we would have had more tragedy. >> he surrendered after a three-hour stand-off. that daughter is now in critical condition. the white house is renovating its bowling alley and here is an update. the white house just canceled those plans. renovations for the truman bowling alley officially canceled -- officially called off after five hours when several negative reports surfaced on line. the two-lane alleys currentsly used by white house staffers and its guests. this is a video that you have got to see, especially if you're a mom. a dad to be films his wife in labor while speeding to the hospital at 95 miles an hour. take a look at this. >> screaming)

(screaming). >> oh, no. that is troy dickerson's wife, kristen. she was two weeks overdue. she's heard screaming for the 15 minute drive while they go to the hospital in texas. when they finally arrive, they tried to coax her to sit in a wheelchair, but that baby already on its way. >> you in pain or what? >> his head is coming out. >> get a doctor out here now! >> they're on their way now. >> oh, my gosh. the good news is that both the baby and the mom are fine. i think i would kill my husband for that. >> was he driving and taking the video? >> i don't know who was. but that dad was there and he was going with it and so was the baby. >> he had a go pro, so i'll talk about pro sports. world cup, 120 scoreless minutes in the semifinal match between argentina and the netherlands. they needed a penalty kick shootout. argentina making all four of its penalty shots. there is a few close calls to

win this 4-2. lot of people think i'm being critical of the way soccer ends their game. i am, but i still like soccer. it's a bad way to end the game. it will be germany against argentina. who will win the world cup? just ask the world cup oracle nellie the elephant. the elephant accurately predicted germany would take down brazil by kicking the ball into the goal. no word on who will win the finals. we're going to get a better shot of the elephant at some point. we've shown you crazy pictures here, but this is out of this world. that's chewy at the cardinal game as they took on the mets. the cardinals hosting a special star wars night complete with darth vader, princess leah and wookie. anna, what are you doing outside? >> brian, summer is a great time to kick back and relax. but no for this eight-member

family from arizona. they're traveling across the country in this rv behind me and they're doing it all for charity. they're doing chores for different families and then it's going to charity. i'm joined by greg and tammy and their six kids. welcome, everybody. >> thank you. >> so this is quite the age range. i'm going to get everybody to say your name and age. >> sydney and i'm 13. >> sierra, 15. >> zach, 16. >> pat, 11. >> spencer, i'm nine. >> jenny, i'm seven. >> good job. the youngest but the last is the best in this situation. i bet you guys are tired, too. you're halfway through your trek across the country. greg, tell me where you got this idea. >> i've always wanted to take the kids across the country, but this is just a normal extension of what my job chart teaches. work ethic, accountability, responsibility for kids. so we thought what the heck, we'll go across the nation and do chores. >> my job chart is something that you launched yourself. it's an app.

explain that. >> just to teach them that stuff and now they're 725,000 members. who would have thought? >> how did you get involved with the charities? >> well, they've been working with the company, so it was easy to work with them and ask them if they knew of some families that would be able to benefit from us coming. so they helped us a lot working with them. >> if you take look at the charities here, it's national mps society, leukemia, lymphoma, folds of honor, cookies for kids cancer, and autism speak. it's time to listen. you're doing a lot of great work. have you had one experience that really stood out to you? >> we've done a lot of amazing things on this trip. but i loved when we went to buffalo, new york. we got to help this family who had a boy with mps. that was an amazing experience to help him. >> how does that make you feel now? >> it makes me feel really good to be able to serve all these different people across the country. >> kudos to you guys. thank you so much. real interesting family.

brian and steve, back to you. >> thank you very much. maybe the family could come over to my house and take down those lights. >> for a good cause. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. they were both in the same meeting, but they had very different opinions of how it went. the immigration summit between president obama and texas governor rick perry really a success or just insanity? ♪ ♪

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beverages, the heirs want to use it on drink labels. university labels say doing that could tarnish the value of the name duke. let the coach make the final decision. put your dukes up. meanwhile, yesterday was a real life texas showdown between governor perry and president obama. >> the nature of the conversation that i had with governor perry, which i thought was constructive. >> i don't know whether he heard what i said because a leader acts. what i convenient -- haven't seen out of this president are actions that makes me think he understands what's going on. >> constructive? he doesn't understand what's going on? two very different impressions of their meeting. so was the trip a success or are we bordering on something else? joining us is fox news legal analyst peter johnson, jr. >> i would suggest we're bordering on insanity and if you had a front seat, that would be the theater of the absurd.

i made some notes as to some of the things that the president actually said after this meeting. he said the trip to the border is a photo op. i never do those. >> never. >> i agreed with governor perry's ideas, but i'm not going to implement any of them. >> great. >> somehow governor perry and the texas delegation, the congressional delegation, they're to be blamed if comprehensive reform is not passed in congress. and you can have the national guard if you give me the money for the bill that i want. it's also a state-federal partnership. i thought the federal government told arizona and other states it's not a state-federal partnership. that's exclusively a federal deal. finally, the drug cartels did it. the drug cartel brought the children here. not the panacea, not the elixir of freedom he was laying out with the dream act executive order, not the false hope path to citizenship. it was the cartel and really finally we're really doing a good job enforcement because

look at all the children that we caught. 57,000 now and rising. wonderful. >> he says we're going to send them all back. we can't find most of them. what i think is curious, though, is just the fact that the president was down there making that speech there at love field yesterday, even though a week ago none of this was planned. rick perry got an invitation, hey, the president would like to shake your hand on the tarmac and rick perry said i need a big one on one meeting with him. eventually they did talk in a helicopter for a little bit, but as you detailed, the president said one thing, while the governor said the other. >> i think governor perry showed a lot of courage. he started to push it a week ago here on "fox & friends." >> in an interview with you. >> yeah. we had a great interview. i think with elisabeth as well. he asked for some specific things. give me 1,000 national guard. give me the capacity for drones. let's check these people out in terms of health. but also on may 4, 2012, the

record must reflect that governor perry wrote to the president on this exact issue with regard to unaccompanied minors coming to the united states. what was the reply? well, 57,000 minors. it started with a few thousand two years ago. now it's 57,000 minors. so yes, theater of absurd, bordering on insanity. can i say one last thing today? i want to send out a big shout out to my dear friend, mayor david deny convince who is 87 -- denconvince, who is 87 years young today. >> there he is right there. he is a historic figure in the big apple. peter johnson, thank you very much. >> good to see you. dozen minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, a bombshell in the irs scandal. lois lerner apparently busted for what looks like her telling employees to watch what they write e-mail because congress could be watching.

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be careful what you e-mail. congress might come knocking. that's what disgraced irs official lois lerner told her employees.

she took the fifth, you remember. in an e-mail, chairman of the house oversight and reform committee darrell issa joins us now. chairman, this came out yesterday, but yet these e-mails, this correspondence was revealed to ways and means a couple weeks ago. you discovered it yesterday. what do you get from this correspondence? >> what we get is perhaps what cnn was asking me for a couple weeks ago, smoking gun. this is lois lerner clearly cautioning people not to say things on e-mail and being delighted to find out that the local instant chat that they have, this microsoft product wasn't tracking what they said so that they could do this instant messaging back and forth at the irs without any audit trail. i think the important thing is she was trying to make sure that on april 9 of 2013 that, in fact, her people weren't being tracked and she was still using words like caution. why? she didn't want an audit trail of what they were doing.

what they were doing were targeting conservatives for their views, no question at all. >> here is an example of some of the passages in the e-mail you think are revealing. her saying, someone asked if ocs, conversations were also searchable. i don't know. but told them i would get back to them. do you know? and then the response was, ocs messages are not sent to automatically saved. parties involved in an acs conversation can copy and save the content of their conversation onion e-mail or file. so yeah. then her answer was, perfect. so why would that be perfect, unless you didn't want anyone t read what you were messaging? >> her earlier part of the e-mail where she's asking -- she's saying, congress is sending inquiries for our e-mails, so we have to be cautious is the other half of this. it's very clear, april 9, 2013, well into this investigation, she's still on the job and still covering her tracks or considering if you will, whether

they're covered. real question, of course, on april 9, 2013, had she turned over her paper e-mail files of what she was supposed to keep? no. so at that point was she also being cautious in what she considered making available versus what went in the shredder? >> if someone told me there would be a major story about irs targeting, if you want something universal that affects everybody, it should be the ways and means of the irs. why do you think so few outlets are covering what you're uncovering? >> partly because this has gone off the rails a little bit. the real story is lois lerner in concert with some other people that we haven't yet been able to identify, all of them, was targeting conservatives, trying to overturn a supreme court decision, clearly in concert with the president's views and the cover-up is they're slow rolling the answer. i think -- brian, the important thing that makes this a front page story is this could be your

irs or your federal trade commission or any other agency going after you for what your beliefs are. there is another program in plain sight called choke point where if they don't like what you do, like payday lending or selling firearms, they're going to cut off your bank account. they're going to go to your banks with the power of the fdic and shut town your ability to check cash. that is a program that's out in plain sight. this is an ideal log clickly idea that's scary. >> sadly so many others are choosing not to follow you. we will. chairman darrell issa, thank you very much. >> thank you, brian. coming up straight ahead, you're not going to believe this, jesse ventura suing the widow of a fallen navy seal, chris kyle. really? apparently jesse's ego is bruised. he didn't like what was in the book about him.

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good morning. today is thursday, the 10th of july, 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. right now the capitol is on lockdown. the breaking details as we get them. meanwhile, no freedom for the marine who fought to defend our freedom. overnight mexican judge ordered a u.s. marine to stay in jail. is this guy ever going to get out? we'll have the latest. president obama standing by his decision not to tour the border. >> this is a problem. i'm not interested in photo ops. >> right. is that true? what's that been? got a lot more. we took some pictures 'cause he does a lot of photo ops. mornings are better with friends. >> you're watching "fox & friends," the number one morning cable news show in america. >> who was that?

>> david hunt, they had coffee coming out of his nose. i hope he's not watching right now. >> you were thinking of buddy. >> they both love fondant. >> absolutely. >> take two. welcome to the show. anna, great to have you. >> always great to hear colonel hunt. >> i've been doing this for a long time, since the fourth of july, okay? >> all right. meanwhile, thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. we got a border crisis blame game. president obama meeting face-to-face yesterday out on the tarmac and in a helicopter with the governor of texas, rick perry. the president is still refusing to travel 200 some odd miles to the border. instead he's pointing fingers at congress and republicans and wendell goler is live at the white house with the latest. wendell? >> reporter: steve, it's true that photo ops are part of the

job of a president. but mr. obama is past being just frustrated at the inability to work with congress to get things done. republicans, on the other hand, say they can't trust him to enforce the laws as they are passed. they point to his waivers of section of obamacare and his decision not to deport children brought here illegally. texas governor rick perry suggests this is mr. obama's katrina moment. >> i'm pretty sure that if george bush said well, i sent my fema director down multiple times that he would have still been criticized greatly because you need to go. that's what governors do. that's what presidents do. when there are natural disasters, when there is crises like this. >> reporter: mr. obama says he's been amazed at republicans' refusal to work with him on obvious problems like the economy, even his proposal to address the child migrant has been met with skepticism. so he's unwilling to do a foe foe op that some democrats want him to do. >> another way of putting it, and i said this directly to the governor is, are folks more

interested in politics or in solving the problem? if they're interested in solving the problem, then this can be solved. if the preference is for politics, then it won't be solved. >> reporter: he says he's willing to consider sending some national guard troops to the border. that's something house speaker john boehner has been pushing for even though frankly most of the kids are not trying to sneak over the border. they're giving themselves up when they get there. steve, brian? >> all right. wendell goler on the north lawn. the president, by the way, overnighted in texas. >> right. last night he played pool and drinking beers. he might have a late start today. >> he was drinking beer the night before in denver. >> that's right. i saw the photos. why did he not go to the border? the president says he's not into photo ops and wants real plans. to me there is immigration reform and there is a catastrophe brewing at the border. i think there is two totally separate things. what we're going to do and the reasons for it is something we

got to get to the bottom of and i think it's a lot to do with children and their families and what we're going to do with them now. what i found disturbing is we got 50,000 kids who have gotten here by the middle of june and we have another 100,000 expected to be here if nothing changes. and a lot of those kids have already disappeared into the fabric of our country without paperwork, without being signed out. >> nearly 50% is what we're hearing from federal officials. >> didn't show up for court. >> the other piece of this is when they are being reunited with family members, we're also learning their legal status is not being -- >> of the family members. >> right. if these people are here illegally, they clearly have no respect for our laws, so do you really think they're going to take these children to appear in court or do you think they're going to end up disappearing? is this smart? >> i tell you what, yesterday the president wound up sitting down with rick perry. they had a talk on the helicopter going from dfw over to love field and then the

president sat down with rick perry and other community leaders from dallas. what's curious is the reason they wound up having a meeting is because rick perry was invited by the white house, he wanted to shake hands on the tarmac, a photo op. rick perry said no. i want to have a substantive meeting. rick perry said i don't want a photo op of the he got a meeting. the president himself kind of sounded like rick perry. listen to this. >> this isn't theater. this is a problem. i'm not interested in photo ops. i'm interested in solving a problem. >> here is the funny part, this president actually is interested in photo ops and has been. take a look. >> in afghanistan after the bin laden getting killed. >> summit after super storm with governor chris christie on the beach, greeting the troops. of course the president likes photo ops. there is theater in exactly what

he's saying. what a loft critics are saying is that he doesn't want to go down to the borrowed because that will presidentialize this problem and it will make him have to take ownership of it rather than pushing all the blame on congress for not passing immigration reform. >> all right. the other big story and brian, you were just talking to darrell issa. darrell issa is saying that lois lerner intentionally sought to hide irs internal communications from congress. when you take a look at some of the e-mail that apparently were on o her computer that did not crash, it's a little suspicious. let's go back to april 9 of last year. quote, this is from lois lerner i was cautioning folks about e-mail and how we have had several occasions where congress has asked for e-mail and has been an electronic search or response of e-mails, quote, so we need to be cautious about what we say in e-mails. somebody asked if ocs conversations in messaging were also searchable. i don't know, but i told them i

would get back to them. do you know? and she got an answer. >> yeah. the answer was ocs messages are not set to automatically save to however, the functionality exists within the software. that being said, the parties involved in an ocs conversation or instant message conversation can copy and save the contents of the conversation to an e-mail or file. the one word response from lois lerner is perfect. she's saying perfect, it's not traceable, it's not trackable. it's not stored. >> darrell issa just told us, this is proof to him that she was indeed covering up. >> she was trying to make sure that on april 9 of 2013 that, in fact, her people weren't being tracked and she was still using words like caution. why? she didn't want an audit trail of what they were doing. what they were doing were targeting conservatives for their views, no question at all. >> congressman jordan was ripping into koskinen yesterday, the new head of the irs, saying why are we getting these e-mails

so late? he didn't appreciate the flippant answers he was getting, which he requested to be at and correct the record from his last testimony. >> right. somebody else who corrected their testimony and that was the attorney for lois lerner, william taylor ii. he had said she did not print and file away any of the e-mails she received and then he went back and said, i'm mistaken. she actually did print out some of them. not all of them, but some of them. big question is where are they? now i think we know, given the fact that darrell issa's oversight committee has released that particular e-mail passage. it looks like we know why she took the fifth. because simply she was saying we don't want -- here at the irs -- congress to know what we're doing. heather nauert, what's happening at the capitol? >> we're watching washington, d.c this information just came in. it is a fox news alert. we're look at live pictures in just a minute of capitol hill right now. right now the house side of the capitol building is on lockdown.

we're told that workers were removing asbestos from the building, something fell. they don't know how contaminated the area is, if at all. the apa and hazardous materials are on the scene responding to it. they're doing some air testing at this hour. the house is expected to meet in about two hours. but all of that could change as more information comes in and those test results get analyzed. we'll keep you posted throughout the morning. texas now, she was shot in the head just inches from death, but a 15-year-old girl did something that was really a miracle. she managed to call 911, stopping her father's deadly rampage in its tracks. the gunman, 34-year-old ron lee haskell, killed six people, including four of his own children. this happening in spring, texas, just outside of houston. he was headed to his grandparents' house. when that 15-year-old daughter called the police. listen to this. >> he was going to --

information we received from the constables was that the grandparents were also targets of him. fortunately they were brought out of the house before that could happen and we would have had more tragedy. >> just awful. he surrendered after a three-hour stand-off. that daughter is now in critical condition. the marine sergeant jailed in ex -- mexico waking up behind bars again. he got a chance to tell his side of the story and explained how he crossed the border with three legal guns in the back of his truck. while the judge didn't spring him, his lawyer says that he remains optimistic about the case. listen to this. >> we feel the hearing was a success and we feel we are finally on the right track in order to achieve what every one of us is ultimately hoping for. >> certainly. also hoping for it, his mother. she got the chance to sit down with her son for about 20 minutes after that hearing.

the next court date set for august 4. president obama horsing around on a recent trip to colorado. look at this on the left-hand side of your screen. shaking hands or hooves with a guy wearing a horse head. the president laughed off the incident, shaking his head as he walked away. president obama in denver to raise money for democratic senate candidates. he ended that night shooting some pool and drinking some beer in a bar. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in a little bit. >> you left a little segment out where we showed it, at the conclusion of yesterday's show where the president was in a bar and a guy asked him hey, you want a hit, man? >> right. >> i don't think he was saying you want a hitman. >> remember this fellow? he was one of the navy seals who was on the raid that took down osama bin laden. he also wrote the book "no easy day." watch. >> this operation was one of the

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16 minutes after the hour. from finding out some facts hidden from you about your new house to discovering you're the cosigner on legally binding paperwork, fox news legal analyst bob massi is answering your e-mail questions. these are straight from our viewers. thanks for being with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> the first one comes from brenda from las vegas. she says, can a company take you to court out of town and then attach my wages? >> yes, probably what happened here is that somebody sued her. they go to a default judgment. i talked about this a couple months ago where what happens so often is people get sued even in small claims court. they become afraid, they throw it away. they never respond. somebody gets a judgment against you and all of a sudden one day, your wages are garnished. the answer to that question is yes, if they have a proper judgment and then they get that judgment recognized in another state or another part of the state, then the bottom line is yes, they can take your wages and they can actually execute on your bank account. so the message to our viewers, if, unfortunately, you get sued,

don't throw it away. go get some legal advice. it's a lot cheaper than after the fact. >> and also open your mail even if you think it's junk mail. >> very much so. good point. >> e-mail number two. i bought a house and the seller didn't disclose important facts about the house. so i sued the previous owner and realtor. the case is very expensive and i'm not sure what to do. please help. can you help her? >> i actually called connie and spoke with her about it 'cause i was concerned about some of the facts of the e-mail. one of the things i told her is look, in our business there is nothing cheap, unfortunately, because the courts are so jammed and so time consuming. try to talk to your lawyer to go to a mediation. mediation is where a third party, usually retired judge or experienced lawyer will try to resolve the dispute to mitigate the amount of expenses that you have. you generally can't force that. it's something that has to be agreed to by all the parties involved. but if you could talk to your lawyer and say look, could you at least go to them and see if

we can go to a settlement conference to get it resolved, it saves a lot of time and money. i talked to her about it, gave her a couple more tips. at least for purposes of our viewers, if you're in a dispute, you have the right to ask your lawyer, is there any way you can go to mediation to get this resolved? that's for any kind of case, generally speaking. >> could save energy, too. thanks. and number three, from joanne from florida. weeks ago you covered the legal issue distinguishing between cosigner and guarantor. i went and looked at the papers i signed for my son. guess what? i am a cosigner and i thought i was a guarantor. what can i do? what's the difference between the two? >> first thing, pray he never defaults on it because when you're a cosigner for your children, it doesn't matter, anybody, then you are equally responsible for that debt. what you're guarantor in, what that means is if you guarantee a debt that i have obligated myself to and i default, then you, then the lender, then the bank, then the credit card company, whoever it is, comes to you, anna, and says wait a second.

you guaranteed that loan. these people have defaulted. now i'm coming after you. so please, so many times people say, i didn't cosign for that loan. i didn't cosign for that car. look at the paperwork carefully. understand the difference between a cosigner and a guarantor. it has different legal consequences ultimately because in a guarantor, it's only after the cosigner defaults can they come after you. so be very careful what you do. >> right. take an extra step there. bob massi, thanks for your help today. >> thanks. e-mail bob your questions. maybe yours will end up on the air. coming up, facebook takes down this teen-ager's hunting photograph, but leaves a page up dedicated to killing her? that story ahead. and they may have been fired, but they're not calling it quits. the brothers who lost their tv show for being pro-life are doing something pretty awesome. we'll explain. they're here next.

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happy thursday and some headlines for you now. overseas, israel stepping up air strikes in the gaza strip. israel striking 200 hamas targets leaving 75 dead. hamas firing back with its own rocket. france, police there foiling a massive terror plot to blow up the eiffel tower and the lure. they decoded on line messages between a wanna be jihaddist and senior member of al-qaeda. and some incredible video of a deadly mud slide in japan.

wow. more heavy rain is expected as a massive typhoon sweeps across the country. steve, on towrope lifting news. >> indeed. thank you very much. hgtv canceled the benham brothers show because of their christian andóyñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ pro-. tipping the job,sñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? a joby god called them to do. david and jason benham join us now from the beautiful city of charlotte. good morning to you fellows. >> good morning. >> david, let's start with you. to review, why exactly did hgtv cancel your show? >> they never really told us why, but we know they got bullied by left extremists. there was an article written that smeared a lot of words we said and created a narrative on my brother and i because of our positions on marriage and

abortion and other things. so it was a little bit too much for hgtv to handle to have a couple of conservative guys like jason and me. so we were let go. that's okay. >> so jason, you were fired for having an opinion. i mean, there is this thing called the first amendment where people are entitled to their opinion and their christian beliefs as well. >> we weren't fired for having an opinion. we were fired for voicing an opinion. even in the context of a prayer service that my brother and i organized in 2012. but that's okay. we're not changing who we are as people. >> in fact, jason, you feel as if you are willing to lose everything if you're standing up for what you believe in. >> that's one of the -- did you ask jason or me that? that's my question. >> you go ahead. >> david and i said when god places something in your hands, you have to hold it with open fingers, otherwise he has to pry them loose. and until you're willing to die to yourself and we have to do

that daily. it's a tenet of the christian faith -- until you're willing to die to yourself, then you're never free to be who it is god made you to be. >> that's a nice way to put it. now, you two brothers are going to have to fight over this next question. the reason we have you on is even though hgtv fired you for having an opinion and voicing an opinion that is widely held by many in this country, there were a bunch of families that you were working with on the upcoming show "left in the lurch." they were providing their houses, saying you fix them up. because the show is gone, what's going to happen to those families? who would like to tell us on the update of the status of those renovations? >> let me take this one. i'm the brains behind this outfit anyway. you know, when the show was taken from us, our major concern right out of the gate was we have six families that came to us to learn how to flip houses. they purchased houses and we

were helping them remodel the house. and hgtv, part of it is they kick in a little bit of money for the families on the show. well, what was great and we publicly want to thank hgtv, that they went above and beyond for these families, even when the cameras weren't rolling, as we were helping the families, hg was still throwing in some funds. they did a great job to help these families. so now these houses are complete. we've already got one under contract. we've got others on the market. hopefully these families are going to do really well with these houses. >> that is fantastic. so there is a happy ending to this chapter in your lives. david and jason benham, you're great guests. we can understand why hgtv gave you a show. we can't quite understand why they took it away. >> it was because of him, had nothing to do with me. >> i can tell you guys are brothers all right. fellows, thank you very much for joining us today from charlotte. >> thanks for having us. 28 minutes after the top of the hour. moments from now, a big update

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little bit. that's good news. they dropped by 11,000 week over week. came in at 304,000. ultimately that's good news. you want less claims week after week. if it were under 300,000, that would be nice. that was not the case. it was 304,000. so you still have so many americans still out of work. that being said, the market this morning, these futures are point to go a lower open to the tune of about 140 points to the down side. you can go ahead and blame europe this morning, at least in part. there is news in portugal pertaining to a bank there and some missed debt payments and bonds. that's moving the market. weaker production numbers. right here at home, we've seen the market fight the trend, go from 6500 in the financial crisis all the way up to 17,000. we'll see if we can hold on to some of these serious gains. back to you guys. >> all right. thankhzñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ you very muc. we'll look for your updates throughout the daynyñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ. 27 minutes before the top of the hour, a lot of other stuff is

going on, including word from the pc police. >> yeah. we told but this yesterday. the university that's relabeling family restrooms as all gender. >> finally. >> supporters think the sign is clear and we are taking to the streets to see. steve, you're out there at 48th and 6th, what are you learning? >> i'm here at 48th and 6th and i have a recreation of the sign that they're going to put at illinois state university. i had this group of fox fans who stopped by. they've been looking at it for the last 20 seconds or so. if this was on a door, would you have any idea what this meant? >> maybe a family restroom. >> family restroom. that's exactly right. it was a family restroom. >> i could see that. >> they were designated as family restrooms in the past and now apparently they're going to be known as all gender restrooms. does that make sense? >> restrooms for both genders. >> that's right. both genders, or transgender.

all right. so the middle part has thrown some people. >> looks like male at the top and female at the bottom. i don't get the red and the blue. other than being politically correct. >> all right. so that's the question we had and that's the answer we got. anna and brian, in to you. >> they're better people than us. i could not figure it out and we had the story in front of us. makes no sense. why is the torso so big and the dress so small? >> all right. i can't answer that for you either. i can't answer whether the blue or pink was supposed to go on the top or bottom. but it's supposed to make everybody feel comfortable. heather nauert has the headline. >> we're following a credit crazy story out of california. there is a power google executive who is now dead. police say that his killer is this woman, a prostitute and

that she watched him die of a heroin overdose and then walked over his body to finish her glass of wine. this morning that high priced call girl is under arrest in connection with the death of that google executive. police say the 26-year-old alex tickleman watched as forest hayes died of an overdose on his yacht just off santa cruz, california. he leaves behind a wife and five children. remember this texas cheerleader who was under fire for her big game hunting pictures? you can see them here. facebook kept removing those photos from the site, but get this, facebook allowed a page that was titled "kill kendall jones" to stay up on the site. they say the kill page doesn't violate the site's animal abuse policies. late last night, jones supporters came to her rescue. they started an on line petition and were finally able to get that page pulled. boy, what do you think of that story? do you remember when the

late navy seal, chris kyle, was on "fox & friends" to talk about his book "the american sniper"? he detailed how he punched out the wrestler turned politician, jesse ventura. this after ventura bad mouthed our troops and said the seal's, quote, deserved to lose a few. >> it's gotten to the point where people are desensitized to the whole thing. you see a little ticker at the bottom of the tv that says five more guys died today, or just on your show earlier, you had four national guardsmen that just died and one wounded. it's another number and people don't pay a whole lot of attention to it. >> now jesse ventura is in court and he's fighting those claims, claiming that he was defamed by chris kyle. the fallen soldier's widow is now in court to defend her late husband. caught on camera, a pro-life protest gets pretty out of hand in ohio.

look at this. >> you don't give a (bleep) about woman or life! you're a bunch of (bleep)! get that camera out of my face! >> call the police. >> wow. that woman seen yelling at people and kicking down their signs. the group created equal was staging an anti-abortion protest outside the state house in columbus, ohio. this woman, screen right, pointing, claims she was simply defending herself. >> the first amendment protects them from government interference. it doesn't protect them from people just basically telling them they're idiots. >> but you assaulted them. >> assault? i wouldn't necessarily say shoving someone aside and telling them to keep the camera out of my face is assault. >> you think it's okay to push people? >> i think -- i believe that i had the right to tell them that they did not have my consent to film me. >> police didn't agree with her.

they ended up charging her with assault. those are your headlines. brian, what do you got over there? >> a little bit calmer of a story. to the world cup, it was 120 scoreless minutes between argentina and the netherlands. both teams were exhausted. they had some close calls, but in the end, netherlands was in orange and they wore my pick -- they were my pick to win it all. in the end, we went to penalty kicks. that's where argentina was nearly perfect. they won 4-2. the final will be germany against argentina. the last two pope also get a chance to watch the game together and route for their respective teams and not use any profanity because they're popes. and consolation games between brazil. better watch what you wear when it comes to the san francisco giants. they might ban certain outfits because they might make other fans feel bad. this stemming from an incident last month at at & t park. people protesting outside the stadium after fans wore fake head dresses during native

american heritage night. one native american said let me try it on of the he wouldn't give it up. they got in trouble and now there is a big push now to take costumes off people. >> so anything that would be deemed as perhaps culturally insensitive they don't want them involved. >> maybe eventually we'll all be wearing uniforms, like the school kids. >> unless you like the blackhawks and unless you like the kansas city chiefs, unless you like the atlanta braves, then how do you show -- what are they doing with the chop now? >> they're still doing it. meanwhile from the tomahawk chop to the throwback thursday, today is tbt and we asked you for your first collar and brian kilmeade, we start with your mustang that was given to you by a family member. >> this is not a 600 mustang. i had a 600 mustang that was white. >> that's not your car? >> it's not. >> why we showing it? >> i'm showing people how cool i

was. >> did you have an 8 track tape? >> yes, i did. >> me, too. >> and a 38 special and it would click in the middle of a song. >> flames would come out the back? >> it burned a lot of oil. >> heather, tell us about this. >> this is the mighty wagon that was actually not my car. my friend found this mighty wagon in illinois about a week ago. she took a picture and sent it to me. best story i have about this. one day we skipped school, a friend and i and went to downtown chicago to get fake i.d.'s. >> ferris bueller. >> very much so. coming back, i jumped a median because i had missed my exit. got the car stuck on that median. one of those big highway crews come by, it's like this huge truck like the size of an ambulance or something and it pushes us off the median. we head home to rockford, illinois and my parents never knew, until now.

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the president making a fundraising stop in dallas as officials there scramble to figure out how to handle an order to -- to house over 2,000 illegal children. but that order did not come from the federal government. it came from a county judge who lived there, the folks who live there are not happy. dallas county commissioner joins us right now. mike, your reaction to the judge doing this? >> good morning, brian. we're very upset. the judge is acting unilaterally to bring these kids up to the dallas county area. he's had no court order. he's had nothing on the agenda, no public input. the citizens are concernedyñ?ñ?t he's out operating totally by himself with no÷ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? auth. >> and also he's sending out fundraising paraphernalia after that decision. let's listen. >> well, he actually made the announcement at the democratic convention in the state and then sent out a fundraising letter 1 1/2 days later saying that people were trying to get him

kicked out of office so please send money to him because of what he's doing for these children. >> so what do you think should happen to those kids? >> well, clearly in what he's not telling everybody is the kids down on the border are being taken care of by the federal government. they're providing food, clothing, shelter, health and mental care and one of the things that he doesn't understand is they're not in a great environment because of the crowding conditions, but when you bring them back to dallas and put them in these small schools that aren't designed to house young people, they're going to be in the same crowded conditions. it doesn't make sense. >> and commissioner, do people understand that that's going to cost money, all of this cost money? >> one of the things that the judge has not done is given us a detailed, specific, written plan on what's going to take place. and that's what i'm asking for is a detailed plan because these facilities, once they get them up and running and they're going to spend millions of dollars to do that, they're going to be used to transition these young

people -- we think it's young people. it may be adults and teen-agers -- out into our dfw community. i'm talking tens of thousands of young people coming into our community. that overburdens our schools, our medical facilities, our law enforcement, et cetera. >> so this cannot be a popular thing with the masses, or is it? >> well, it's not. i'm hearing a lot of frustration by the people. they're tired of the uninterrupted flow of people, illegally into the united states and what they're really tired of is they see no end in sight and they see no politician willing to stand up and say that's enough. and we've done enough. >> your reaction to the governor meeting with the president yesterday? >> well, i commend the governor for standing his ground and saying we need to secure the border. the president clearly is still trying to make this thing political. he's trying o push off blame to the congress. he's the one that needs to stand up and tell the other countries enough is enough and we're done.

the border is closed and we will not send those children to families within the united states. we will not put them in a sponsor home or if foster care. it's done. they will go back to your country. >> 50,000 there by june 15. some expect 90,000 by september. dallas county commissioner, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. you're not going to believe this, but coming up next, we take a turn with the show. the emmy nominations are announced. will your favorite show make the cut? we'll run down the results. first let's check in with martha mccallum, who happens to host one of my favorite shows. >> up for an emmy, thank you very much. good morning. coming up, the president is still in texas. he says it's not political theater or photo ops down there. congressman mike mccall was just there. he says he's never seen anything like what is happening on the border of the united states. he's in america's news room to tell us about that. lois lerner told her employees be careful what you put in those e-mails. and then hers suddenly

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the nominations in the drama series category are, "breaking bad," "downton abbey," "game of thrones," "house of cards," ""mad men"" and "true detective." >> lot of people making the announce ams. >> yeah. >> moments ago, the nomination for tv's biggest award, the emmys were announced. "game of thrones leading with 19, including best drama series.

joining us dominic patton. give us the headlines. >> i got to tell you, in the biggest nonsurprise since january 1 being new year's eve, new year's day. matthew mcconaghey has an emmy nomination. looks like he might be adding that to his oscar and some other awards. >> that's fantastic. what are some of the other highlights? >> i think it's very interesting to look at how netflix "orange is the new black" got a comedy nomination. they broke the barrier last year with "house of cards." they're a big player on the scene. i think it's also interesting to look at some of the snubs as well. >> okay. >> for example? >> well, for instance, we did not see "walking dead." the most popular show on television in the 18 to 49 demow, the show that tackles the nfl, which is unbeatable in television land, once again got snubbed. i think it's also interesting that in his final year on the

"tonight show," jay leno did not receive a nomination in best variety show even though his successor, jimmy fallon did.dañ? >> wow. he's got his earlierrqñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ. that is your big story. the big surprise was? >> i mean, i think there are a lot of great surprises. one of the interesting things about the tv academy is unlike the oscars, which has about 5,000 members, there is about 15,000 voting members who vote on over 100 categories. so there is a lot to look at. as we saw in best drama and best comedy, people go for the tried and true. but i think "true detective" is really the one to watch. you talked about "game of thrones" having the most nominations, let's see if that's true when it comes to the most wins. >> he's from deadline with the headlines. dominic patton, thank you very much. >> thank you guys. coming up, our new one for the road segment. can you say chocolate covered

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tiger woods implicated with the character and his partner who is linked -- the canadian hgh guru linked with arod. it turns out he came to visit tiger, according to this book, 63 times and charged tiger $200,000. what he was doing, what he did, that's the story. >> wow. >> and my story, my one for the road, way to go, "fox & friends." that's the spirit. we had the he was just in his mother's womb, doctors said you should terminate the pregnancy. he's not going to live. he's not going to be a good little boy and be healthy. he had his organs -- they were forming outside of his body. but look at him now. he's walking on his own and he has met a fundraising goal of $51,000. it was 50,000. they've gone over. >> switching gears to the final item of the day, twinkies were good, but now take a look. they're bringing back the, which hocadile.

available only in california. twinkies covered in chocolate, coming to a store near you. >> now deep fry that. >> we wasted our show on immigration, we could have been talking twinkie. >> see you tomorrow! with scotty mccreery. abill: good morning. the blame game on the border. president obama says it's up to republicans in congress to fix the surge of illegals pouring across our border. >> folks are more interested in politics than solving problems. if they are interested in solving the problem then this can be solved. if the preference is for politics it won't be solved. bill: those comments not sitting well with republicans today. good morning, welcome to