friends first" on this monday morning. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thanks for starting your day off with us. we are going to talk about the unthinkable happening now for malaysia flight. pro russian specialists are sealing wreckage and even bodies. they are expected to demand international access to the scene as new evidence points to russresponsible. >> kelly wright now with the new information from the scene. he joins us live. >> good morning to you as well. the scene at the crash site is total chaos. they are removing the bodies from the crash site. they are placing the dead on a refrigerated train that is not working properly. also they are removing plane parts and disrupting the crime scene. evidence smounting russia played a role in the missile attack. >> russia arms these separatists, russia supports these separatists.

russia has spoken out and refused to call on them publically to do the things that need to be done. i think this is a fundamental moment of truth for russia, for mr. putin. they need to exert all of the influence they have in order to protect the full integrity of this investigation. >> there are claims pro russian rebels attempted to interfere with the evidence. ukraine released ladies and gentlemened phone conversations with rebels in black boxes. they have not been able to confirm if the rebels do in fact have the devices. >> putin, you have to man up. you should talk to the world. you should say this was a mistake, which i hope it was, say it. even if it was a mistake, it's a horrendous mistake to make. >> vladimir put tin is facing

criticism from the community. >> it is necessary to put everything in order to secure the safe work of international experts on the cite of the tragedy. >> he is facing criticism with regard to the victim's family members. they are demanding their loved ones be handed over. >> thank you, kelly. new overnight two american born israeli soldiers are dead killed while fighting hamas militants in gaza. as the fighting intensifies john kerry heading now to egypt today with hopes of brokering a cease fire. for more on the escalating situation we go live to peter doocy in washington, d.c. >> good morning, ainsley. 13 israeli soldiers were killed fighting hamas. two had dual u.s. citizenship. max steinberg from woodland hills, california and shawn

caramel lee from texas. more than 100 palestinians were killed sunday and now secretary of state john kerry is going to cairo to try to broker a cease fire between israel and hamas. last we heard kerry, america's top diplomat says he does support israel's right to de tack hamas. >> you have people who come out of tunnels. you have a right to go in and take out the tunnels. we completely support that. we support israel's right to defend itself against rockets that are continuing to come in. >> ever since three israeli teenagers were kidnapped and killed two weeks ago 425 palestinians and 20 israelis have died in bloody clashes. here in washington democrats and republicans are united in their support for israel. here's why. >> the israeli government and people is cleared out, closed

the tunnels, shut down the rocket sites, stay as long as you need to stay over 1500 rockets have been fired. the only reason there have been a few israeli casualties is because it is left up to hamas. thousands of israelis would be dead. >> at the u.s. late last night they said israel was the aggr s aggressor. israel said his side has shown restraint. >> returning to the border crisis at home rick perry preparing to esend 1,000 nationl guard troops to the southern border to help with the influx of illegal immigrants crossing into the country. this comes after a weekend where border patrol agents were sent scrambling for cover after drug cartels opened fire at the border with high caliber weapons like the ones seen here. moments after the tins gun fire texas authorities caught immigrant traffickers coming

across the border on jet skis. senate majority leader harry reid said the border is secure. ted cruz blames reed and the obama administration for the problem. >> the border is not secure. 90,000 children are expected to come into this con twree a year. harry reid says the border is secure. i tell you who is holding them ransom is harry reid and the president. they are saying do don't anything to fix the problem. >> people on both sides of the issue voicing their opinions on this heated subject. >> talking about the crisis on our border are the international news store stories diverting attention away from border security. what is more important to america? log on to fox friends first

facebook page and #keep talking. >> six world powers to dilute the nuclear stockpile. before the downgrade they had enough enriched our ra uranium nuclear war head. the world power seeking reduction in iran's nuclear program while they want the economic sanctions lifted. >> families forced out of their homes after two trains collide spilling 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel. several cars derailed in wisconsin 35 miles northwest of milwaukee. two workers are hurt. crews are scrambling to spill up the spilled fuel. the plane was taking off from the airport and headed to dallas. firefighters were waiting.

no one fortunately was hurt and no word on what caused the smoke. >> a weekend of violence leaving 40 people shot and:.i rival bang member. this after a weekend of gun fire after the 4th of july which left nine people dead and 60 injured. police in california now saying one of the men behind the deadly bank robbery was a suspect. in an early hype the very same bank. the alex martinez one of the two robbers killed after the

shooto shootout believed to have hit the same bank in january. the bank employee's car was a get away. one bank employee was killed when she was used like a human she would. two robbers killed by police. 19-year-old hymi ramos due in court today where he faces 33 charges including murder counts making him eligible for the death sentence. time now to talk about your first degree weather forecast. there is severe weather in parts of the midwest today. >> maria molina tracking it all night for us. >> either and ainsley that's right. severe weather possible today. we have hot temperatures and they are going to be climbing well into the 90's far north as far as south dakota. factor in the humidity and this is what it feels like. 102 degrees in minneapolis. you are looking at triple digit

heat index values as far south as texas. the severe weather risk will be located across dakota and into minnesota. we have a number of heat advisories out here and heat warning has been issued for minneapolis due to the combination of hot temperatures, high humidity levels that does produce dangerous heat index values. the greatest risk area for severe storms forecast through minnesota and north dakota damaging winds the main concern out here. a couple showers right now but expect the showers and storms to fire up later this afternoon. you could be looking at areas of heavy vain across the carolinas and parts of bothering yaw. let's head over to you. >> thank you, maria. it is one of the biggest achievements in the history of mankind. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.

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>> two deadly plane crashes in a number of hours. their small plane crashes into a canyon south of flagstaff. the plane explodes on impact. it burns 25 acres. at this hour it is 0 percent contained. hours later a plane crashing into the side of a mountain in littlefield killing two people on board. >> a u.s.ed marine veteran is dead trying to protect his home from a raging wildfire in north central washington. the 67-year-old had a heart attack while he and his wife were trying to save their home

hauling in water and digging lines. the fire burned 230,000 acres so far and destroyed 150 houses. a massive sink hole growing by the hour. every inch that it grows has homeowners tear fied. residents of spring hill say there's no way to know how big this force of nature will get. >> this is bad stuff. you don't know. because we are on the fault line she could come in way or that way. who knows. it is very scary. >> right now one house remains evacuated as a contractor is called in to evaluate the 120-foot wide 30-foot deep hole. >> it is time for your monday motivator. ace the pit bull is being hailed a hero. he saved the life of his 13-year-old owner when the fire broke out at home.

nick lamb who was born deaf couldn't hear ace's frantic barks as instead of running to safety he doubled down his efforts to wake nick. >> he came into my room and started licking my face and i woke up. i thought he wanted to go out back or something. >> thanks to ace he was able to escape the flame's. the flame the totally destroyed the home. coming up we will be joined by this hero pit bull and his owner. don't miss it. >> it is 18 minutes after the top of the hour.affordable house a poor dorring it hoor to go ho. >> he was hired a year ago but now this tiny tattoo could cost this starbucks bar reerista her. vo: this is the summer.

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>> a potentially deadly mosquito borne virus is spreading. just weeks after the first case in florida a person in plymouth county is infected. triple e is spread through mosquito bites that can cause severe pain, nausea and inflammation of the brain. on average one in every three people will die from that virus. experts suggest avoiding wooded areas or wet areas and wearing bug spray to promote your chances of getting bit. four people in colorado infected with plague. prairie dogs those affected with

the disease have been treated and no longer contagious. four are believed to have contracted the disease from a dog. this is the first cluster of the plague since 1923. >> thank you ainsley. an arm fee veteran hurt his back serving iraq in west lafayette, ohio. he has 14 pet ducks. he says they are therapeutic helping him with his depression and post traumatic stress disorders and they help keep him active. they sited him saying residents are not allowed to own farm animals. he plans to tell the judge how the ducks helped him recover following his back surgery two years ago. well, remove your tattoo or resign. that is what one starbucks worker says as she was told by her employer after being on the

job for several years. we have her story. >> this 27-year-old is an employer's dream. she loves going to work. >> it's an awesome place to work. >> she is proudly employed by starbucks. she has been with the company a good while now almost five years. >> i love working with people. i have great relationship with my customers at stores. >> those ties may soon be severed because of this tattoo. it's as puny as a penny. >> it's a little heart you can cover up with your thumb. it's a little heart. it's not offensive. it is more socially accepted. 1 in 4 people have a tattoo. >> there's a no tattoo policy in place. >> i am being told after five years that i have to get rid of it or resign from my job. >> she tells fox news she had the tattoo during her interview.

>> i don't think it was ever mentioned to me when i was hired. >> she claims working at the long lake location a manager mentioned. >> they said we have to do something about in tattoo and cover it up. what do you want me to do. i complied with everything they asked me to do. i went out and bought the makeup. i leaf it at my work to make sure it is on every morning. >> take a look at the before and after. but a few days ago kayla was called out. >> what i was told by my manager and my district manager was that you have 30-days to begin a removing process for the tattoo or you must resign from your job. >> starbucks meantime releasing a statement that reads in part our tattoo policy states that partners cannot have visible tattoos. this is parted of our dress code policy and is discussed with our candidates during the interview process. >> that brings us to our "brew on this." should starbucks let it slide or stick with this policy of no

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>> it is monday july 21st. stealing evidence and bodies. chaos right now at the crash site of malaysia airlines flight mh17. brand new evidence that is pointing right at russia. >> here at home just how bad is that crisis at the border? so bad one governor is sending

the national guard as they are sent scrambling when drug cartels open fire. >> this pregnant woman arrested for taking a selfie. you will never believe the reason why. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> well the sun is coming up here on the east coast. you can see all of the folks heading into work this morning. hope your day is starting off on a good note. i am ainsley earhardt. >> nice to have you back. i am heather childers.

>> pro russian separatists stealing evidence and even bodies from the wreckage of the shot down plane. today an emergency vote expected to demand international access to the site as new evidence points to russia being responsible. >> kelly wright is here now filling us in on all of the latest information. good morning, kelly. >> good morning to you as well. secretary of state john kerry says russian separatists shot down 12 aircraft in the last month. they were involved in shooting down malaysian flight mh17 killing all people on board. >> which know with a certainty we saw the launch from this area of what we deem to be an sa 11 because of the altitude 33,000 feet and because of the trajectory. we have the trajectory recorded. we know it occurred at the moment this aircraft disappeared from the radar screen.

>> the crash site is chaotic. there are claims pro russia rebels attempted to interfere with evidence. ukraine's security services releasing ladies and gentlemened phone conversations between rebel militants discussing the location of the plane's black boxes. but international monitoring organization has not been able to confirm if the rebels do in fact have the device. also the seep 'tparatists rebel placing the dead on a refrigerated car and removing plane parts and disrupting the crime scene. >> having them in control of the site is like leaving criminals in control of the crime scene. >> international pressure is mounting on russia's president vladmir putin. >> the downing of this commercial flight bicep par 'tis -- by separatists.

>> the families of the victims are demanding the remains of their loved ones be handed over and quickly. back to you. >> so troubling for all of those family members. thank you, kelly wright. new overnight two american born israeli soldiers killed while fighting hamas militants in gaza. john kerry now heading to egypt with hopes of brokering a cease fire. for more on this escalating situation we go now life to doug luzader in washington with the latest. good morning, doug. >> good morning. two americans serving in the israeli military are now among the casualties that include some 20 israelis and in gaza palestinians report moir than 500 killed. in just the latest in if a conflict that seems to escalate each day israeli forces blow up a tunnel said to be used by palestinian militants to enter the country. john kerry meantime accelerating his efforts by starting an overnight flight to egypt but

not before making the u.s. case on all five sunday morning news programs. >> israel has accepted a unilateral cease fire. it has accepted the egyptian plan which we also support and it is important for hamas to now step up and be reasonable and understand that you accept the cease fire, you save lives. >> there were pro palestinian protests outside of the white house meanwhile. some demanding an end to usa and israel. they faced criticism on attacks that killed hundreds of civilians. but at the same time rockets keep streaming into israel. they rejected a plan for a cease fire. >> what they are doing is deadly force these people they are like al qaeda, they are like isis like hezbollah and the other

iranian proxies. they don't give a wit. >> moon will join suu.s. secrety of state john kerry in cairo to hammer out some kind of a cease fire agreement. >> doug luzader live for us in washington. turning to the border crisis at home rick perry preparing now to send 1,000 national guard troops to our southern border today to help with the influx of illegal immigrants crossing into the country. this comes after a weakened of border patrol agents were sent scrambling for power. moments after the intense gun fire texas authority caught immigrants on jet skis. south carolina sin tore lindsay graham blaming the president for this crisis but said they are doomed unless they can break the

immigration policy. >> there will be no immigration reform. i blame obama for this moment. in 2015 we start over and republican party doesn't get immigration reform right in 2015 and the house should lead not the senate our chance of 2016 winning the white house are very low. >> that brings us to our look who is talking. it is the sheriff of massachusetts. he says the cartels are using our open boarders as a multi billion dollar business. >> it is clear these individuals that are coming here aren't coming here because of the situation going on in their own countries. we know crime is down. violent crime is down in honduras and guatemala and el salvad salvador. this is direct relationship for signing early choold hood arrivals. cartels reashave been using it business, a multi billion dollar business to bring the kids

across the border. they walk up to the border patrol and say look, i am here. the borders are as porous as can be, they are coming in in droves. >> what is he talking the crisis at the border? are the international news stories diverting like the border. what's more important hog on before. make sure you use hash tag who's talking. >> 1 million families forced out of their homes after two trains collide spilling 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel. several rail cars of a cargo train derailed in wisconsin 35 miles northwest of milwaukee. two workers are hurt. they are scrambling to clean up the spilled fuel. a chinese spy ship found off the coast of hawaii where the

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the video incredible to watch. this hot air balloon flying with six people on board collides with power lines not once but twice. >> the first wire was a big explosion and then it went to the second wire and there was another big explosion. >> the balloon landed softly and a man ran out to help and said several people were injured. >> electrical burns. >> some of those burns severe. ron raymond shot the video. he saw the balloon as he was driving and knew something was wrong. >> it was just above the tree line and kept on coming down. you see them turning on the

burners to elevate himself. >> in his video you can hear the pilot hit the burn desperately trying to get the balloon to fly higher. the passengers on board to celebrate a birthday, waving seemingly unaware of the danger. >> when it reached me right above me, it pulled away. it exploded the high voltage wires. >> sparks rained down. that's when dennis mcdonald rushed to pull people from the bucket. >> lucky no one was killed. >> the f.a.a. was in his yard investigating and taking pictures. the owners of the balloon company were there too wrapping up the balloon and then loading it and the basket on to a trailer. neither the f.a.a. nor the owners would answer questions. >> one quick comment? >> no. >> and without a word the owners drove off leaving this clinton neighborhood with a shocking image they

won't soon forget ment >> very lucky no one was killed. meantime four emergency responders barred from the job following the death of a man who was put in a choke hold by police. those workers are on modified duty. two police officers have been put on desk duty. 43-year-old eric garner suffered a heart attack and died on new york staten island last week after this. you can see the confrontation in the video. an officer putting garner in a choke hold after he was arguing with police and denying he was selling untaxed cigarettes. chokeholds were banned by the nypd a few years ago. ainsley? >> children suffering from seizures in illinois might be getting some relief soon. democratic governor pat quinn signed a law allowing medical marijuana to treat epilepsy and other seizure disorders. the law which will take effect in january allows children to be treated with nonsmokable forms of pot. it's okay for parents to spank their children,

that ruling just in from a long island, new york, court case, in a case of a father accused of abusing his son after spanking him for cursing. in a unanimous decision an appellate court ruled sparnging is, quote, a reasonable use of force. spanking is a reasonable use of force. time for your five at 5. secrets to put you right to sleep. >> we could use this. >> first, drink your last cup of coffee by two p.m. it takes five to seven hours to get rid of half the caffeine in your body. move your favorite night activities to the morning such as reading a book. >> make sure your sheets are clean. it makes sleeping much more comfortable and healthy. >> keep your feet warm. it might help bring on sleep a little faster. >> finally, take a caffeine nap. that means taking a 15

minute snooze after downing a cup of joe. you'll feel refreshed by the time you wake up. >> it is 53 minutes after the top of the hour. this pregnant woman arrested for taking that selfie and you're never going to believe the reason why. >> and it was okay when she was hired five years ago but now this tiny test tube could cast a starbucks barrista her job. is that fair? your e-mails pouring in next. ♪ ♪

it's now 57 after the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. secretary of state john kerry heading to egypt today with hopes of brokering a cease-fire between israel and gaza. overnight two american born israeli soldiers were killed. in all 501 palestinians and 20 israelis have been killed in that conflict. texas governor rick perry sending 1,000 national guard troops to our southern border today

to help with the influx of the illegal immigrants. are international news stories diverting attention away from stories like the border? head to our facebook page to join the debate. >> time now for a look at the the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. she is an international sensation and now the most liked person on facebook. ♪ ♪ >> shakira, the first celebrity to reach more than 100 million fans. the bad. germany's replica world cup trophy damaged. the team says a piece of the trophy was chipped off during celebrations in berlin but it will be

fixed. the ugly. a pregd woman busted in illinois for stealing clothes and jewelry after she posted these selfies wearing the stolen clothes on facebook. people saw it and called the police. >> two minutes till the top of the hour. a woman who might lose her job at starbucks because of that small tattoo on her hand. she had the tattoo when she was hired five years ago but starbucks is just now enforcing its no visible tattoo policy. should starbucks let it slide or stick with its policy of no visible tattoos? >> wanda said stick with the rules. give in to one you'll be bending all the others. >> matt writes i don't like tattoos but even i think that one is pretty minor. >> larry says if starbucks is going to enforce the rules, enforce them at the beginning, not five years later. >> masher is one of our big fans and follows our show and tweets us every day.

>> thank you, masher. >> thanks to everyone who responded. >> have a great day. see you here tomorrow morning. chat with us on our facebook page after the show. >> "fox & friends" starts now. bye. good morning. today is monday, july 21. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. a bloody battle in gaza leaving two americans dead. and the violence showing no signs of slowing down. we are live on the ground with the latest. >> forget the white house. texas is going it alone. today governor rick perry apparently making a huge announcement. he's sending troops to the border. finally somebody is. >> weird al is back to school us on our grammar. ♪ ♪