i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. we begin with a fox news alert. right now a raging wildfire in north central washington is the largest in state history. the complex fire sparked by lightning last week burned 379 square miles. that's more than four times the size of seattle. 200 homes are destroyed and 1200 more homes in 12 towns are threatened. families are deaf stated. >> it all burned down. our retirement home that we looked forward to spending our older years in, it's gone. >> we never thought in a million years this community would go up. i am just shocked. >> one person died trying to protect his home from the flames. the fire is only 5 percent contained.

>> a daring heist looked look like a movie like ocean's 11. >> we are supposed withto walk of there with 150 million in cash? >> that's exactly what happened. police say two mass thieves walked in and pulled out guns before grabbing two buildings full of cash. they got away with 181,000 dollars. >> if the federal government won't do it, texas will. deploying the national guard to the lorder. the white house says the situation on the border is improving calling the deployment just symbolic. when will we start seeing troops on the border? >> we could start seeing them as early as this month or early next month. rick perry calls it operation strong safety. he is placing or deploying i should say up to 1,000 national

guard troops on the border he says they will detour illegal aliens. >> i won't stand idly by while children in central america are detained in squaller. we are too good of a country for that to occur. >> the senate is doing what the federal government has failed to to do that is protect our border. they claim the deployment of national guard troops is only a temporary fix to a long problem. the numbers of illegal aliens trying to cross the border are dropping. >> in june customs and border patrol had an average of 325 unaccompanied children per day in the rio grand valley. >> according to preliminary data, tracking the first two

weeks of this month apprehensions have dropped to an average of 150 unaccompanied children per day in the rio grand valley. >> refugees and i am grants say it is only temporary due to summer temperatures over 110 addling more children will come after august. heather and ainsley. >> thank you, kelly. that does bring us to our look at who is talking. former white house deputy chief of staff carl rove says texas governor rick perry isn't playing politics. he is just doing what the federal government refuses to do, protect our border. >> i think governor perry is attempting to get something done here. that should be the measure of success arch a couple months here's what we should to do stop our cartels. >> columnist charles brought hammer says president obama is in over his head when it comes

to the crisis here on the border. >> he's immobilized not because he's over his head as he is in ukraine or libya or elsewhere but because he is politically cynical. on the one hand he has his left and his strong support from activist who would oppose him if he did anything serious about closing the border. on the other hand he's got the  country that is appalled and aghast we have lost control of the border we have a crisis which is essentially of his own making in not enforcing the border. so he's immobilizing this into one or the other. >> brand new images showing the skies of the crash site of mh17. these taken by the space image company called digital globe. on the ground they are paving international pressure.

leland joins us life from dc. >> just in the last couple of minutes around noontime there the train carrying some of the bodies of those who died into the crash that is a ukraine nan government controlled area. those bodies are going to be flown over the netherlands for identification. pro russian rebels turned over the black box. unclear what the black boxes are going to tell investigators that they don't already know or suspect making it more of a political and symbolic effort to the time line of flight 17. they hope having a sound of the recording from the explosion itself of that missile. the latest done comes from pictures of the wreckage. according to new york times the photographers took images of the records when shown experts

provide clear evidence of a missile strike. they had high velocity shrapnel damage on the skin of the plane as further evidence of a shoot down of a russian made missile. that will the defense department says came from a village in the eastern ukraine at the time the shoot down was under rebel control. they are allowed access to the crash site. two shots the plane down the president and his team came out of step in their messaging. >> if russia is not part of the solution it will continue to be part of the problem. >> it is time for president putin and russia to pivot away from the strategies they have been facing. >> it is unclear exactly what the united states is going to do if anything to punish the russians or russian rebels who

are involved in the alleged shoot down of this case or ainsley if they are waiting to build an air tight case before they start moving forward with any kind of sanctions or things like that in the coming days. >> thank you leland vitter live for us in dc. >> let's continue to talk about the plane crash. what do you think needs to be done to hold russia accountable? log on to facebook page "fox and friends first" and #keep talking. >> things in the middle east grow louder as israel and hamas trade blow after blow. >> secretary of state john kerry in cairo this morning in a push for international support or cease nier. that looks less and less likely by the hour as military and civilian deaths continue to mount. as of this morning 565

palestinians and israelis dead. air strikes hitting more than 70 targets in gaza. me think mignonette yahoo addressing growing criticism of civilian casualties. >> this is the cruellest most grotesque war i have ever seen hamas targets. >> with the number of refugees in gaza increasing united states is pledging $47 million in humanitarian aid. >> the boston marathon bombing suspect's friend guilty of impeding the investigation. hezekiah was found guilty of two counts of obstruction of justice and conspiracy monday. he was convicted of removing a pa backpack of tsarnaev after the bombing.

it will contained fireworks with explosives and they were all removed. the friend could face over 20-years in prison when sentenced in october. media experts wanted at the irs. they are hiring contractors to help destroy another 3200 hard drives. the typically routine job under the spotlight as they look for lois lerner's missing e-mails. a bombshell testimony shows the agency is looking into the possibility that they may still have those lost e-mails. irs officials telling house investigators the backup case that held two years of lost learner e-mails may actually still exist. this as the irs reports even more crashed hard drives. >> there's more questions about people who regularly corresponded with lois lerner who were regularly part of this targeting of conservatives for their views that now seem to have problems with their

computers and as a result an absence of accountability. they are not sure what to tell us they have because they are not sure what they have yet. >> the testimony brings the number of crashed hard drives at the irs to about 20. >> he held the line under enemy fire. the president honoring an american hero. president obama presenting retired army staff sergeant with a medal of honor yesterday. he held off a wave of taliban fighters in afghanistan who protected his out post returning fire with grenades and a machine gun despite being severely injured by shrapnel. he paid tribute to his units that died. >> the real heros are the nine men who made the ultimate sacrifice so the rest of us could return home. it is their names not mine that i want people to know. >> sergeant pitts is the ninth

living veteran of iraq organ stan to receive the medal of honor. we are talking about dangerous heat in the middle of the country. >> maria molina is tracking it for us. >> we are looking at dangerous heat across the center of the country. we have a number of heat advisories in effect due to the dangerous amounts of heat. i want to show you the high temperatures today. in kansas city you could be looking at a high temperature of 100 degrees 97 in dallas. as you head out the door this is what it is going to feel like this afternoon. in kansas city it will feel like 107 degrees. 101 in the city of dallas. that's why we have a concern for dangerous conditions out here. a number of heat advisories in effect and ex hessive heat warnings in place out here. the heat won't be sitting around too much longer. we will be seeing relief across the plains as we head into the next few days.

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planes. new developments of a missing am has been arrested. he was brought in on possession of a destructive device. police will not say if the case case is connected to the search. he was brought in regarding an ongoing investigation. according to the desert times they believe he and lee may have been having an affair. she was shot while on a hiking trip. boston police caught dealing heroin. he was one of six people arrested after police investigation into drug dealing incident. he pleaded not guilty to possession and was released. jetblue says they have removed him from duty pending the

outcome of the investigation. violence in the middle east is exploding. russian rebels are interfering with the investigation. the passenger plane that was shot down while president obama is still hitting the road to fund raise. he's traveling to seattle then to san francisco on wednesday. six different campaign events in los angeles despite questions the white house insists the president is not ignoring his duty. >> the president's top priority is making sure that the president is able to do his job in terms of managing the united states involvement in this crisis. >> the one item on the president's schedule that was canceled an appearance on jimmy kimmel maybe because of jokes like this. >> seems like the only time the president comes to la is for

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to "fox and friend first. it has been a month since casey kasem died and the drama is worse than ever. kasem's brother breaking his silence saying kasem's wife is unbelievably evil. it is a sick joke she has not told them the location of kasem's body all of this coming after reports of jean kasem was seen attending a funeral over the weekend. >> the late oscar winning actor phillip seymour hoffman not leaving any of the fortune to his three children. court documents show he didn't want them to be trust fund kids. instead his 35 million he is skate is going to long time partner and the children's mother michigan o'donnelwe -- m

o'donnell. he died of a overdose at the age of 46. >> what happens when you ask people about entitlement spending 'n one of the most liberals and educated parts of the country. bill o'reilly sent jessie waters to harvard scare in cambridge to find out. >> you think the government should be giving free food to poor people. >> maybe a chardonnay? >> yeah, sure. >> you have any caviar? >> like a rib eye? >> no. >> how about salmon? >> something that has some kind of nutrients in it. >> i think it's a basic human right. >> food? >> food. >> thousands of years people have been trying to have their cake and eat it, too. >> where does it say in the constitution food is guaranteed? >> it doesn't. >> poor people want a stock portfolio you think that might

be an option. >> entrepreneurism is a way to get homeless people off the street. >> you can't be serious. >> how would you like to do this multiple times a year? >> do you like apples? i just got a raise? how do you like them? >> some companies are now giving smaller raises a year rather than one big raise a year. >> only 5 percent of companies are using this method. experts claim it could be risky because once an employee gets used to several small raises a slow down in rewards could make them unhappy. >> would you rather get a lump sum raise or small raises through out the year? send us your comments on facebook, twitter or foxnews.com. we will share them on the show later. a veteran is kicked out of a

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>> good morning. a fox news alert. in the line of fire. more than 1,000 acres could be destroyed by that fire. the latest on the fight to gain control. >> texas governor rick perry doing what the federal government refuses to do. he is deploying troops to the border. the white house says the problem is getting better.

>> and walk at your own risk or you could fall into a fountain. remember that? the dangers of walking. fox and friends first continues right now. >> good morning. it is tuesday, july 22nd as the sun comes up across the country. welcome to fox and friends first. i am heather childers. right now a raging wildfire in north central washington is now the largest in it state history.

the fire sparked by lightning last week has burned 379 square miles. to give you an idea that's more than four times the size of seattle. 200 houses are destroyed and 1200 more homes in 12 towns are threatened. one person now dead trying to protect the house from flames. the fire is only 5 percent contained. >> a tearing heist like something out of a movie. did you see this one oceans 11. >> we are supposed to walk out of there with 150,000 dollars in in cash? oo police say the two mass thieves walked in, pulled out guns before grabbing two plastic boxes pufull of cash. we have the latest coming up at 5:50. >> first texas governor rick

perry tackling the border crisis head on sending 1,000 national guard troops down to the border kelly wright is live in the studio. how much will this cost all of us? >> it is going to be costly deploying it on the border will cost texas 12 million a month. not all of us but texas. rick perry says the troops will be visible to terrorist seeking to enter into the u.s. >> the national guard troops that i am deploying will support the state led border surge by acting as a force multiplier. >> the white house placing more national guard troops on the border. however it is largely a sim combolic statement in-- symboli statement that the border is closed. >> i don't know what the long-term pekt will be. governor perry is hopeful it will send an important symbol. what we are focused on is making sure we have resources at the border to deal with this problem

on a sustained basis. >> greg abbott claims he is turning his back on the crisis. he is critical of the president's problem. >> he is taking money for political purposes and could not trouble himself to go down to the border and see the catastrophe he was partly responsible for creating. >> president obama is addressing the matter with central american leaders this friday. >> thank you. kelly. in other news moments ago the train carrying the bodies of malaysian airline flight victims arrives in eastern ukraine before heading to the netherlands for identification. this as pro russian rebels start cooperating with the investigation. doug luzader joins us live in tv. the rebels are allowing investigators on the scene.

right? >> heather, that's right. we are seeing breakthroughs here. forensic teams are able to get access to the crash scene. you get an idea from the satellite photo how big it is. especially at this late stage the investigators are going to have their work cut out for them. the other thing developed in full view of the international media the black boxes were turned over loaded in the bags and turned over to malaysian officials. as you mentioned the train with the recovered remains of some of the nearly 300 began its journey from eastern ukraine. all of this after a number of world leaders expressed outrage. ukrainian rebels appear to tamper evidence and block access. investigators approached. they fired their weapons into the air. separatists are removing evidence from the crash site all of which begs the question what exactly are they trying to hide? >> we came together because not everyone has been supporting the investigation into this crime. if they were, international

experts would have had unimpeded access to the crime scene. >> we may learn more from the crime scene. we will see. new york times reporting now some pieces of the fuselage bear marks consistent with a missile strike. it increases to the theory that the united states and other nations believe russia palayed role in this providing the anti-aircraft m system to the rebels and providing the expertise the use. >> evidence smounting. do -- the evidence is mounting. >> what do you think needs to be done to hold russia accountable? head to our facebook page after the show for a live debate hash tag keep talking. call for a cease fire in the middle east are growing louder and louder as israel and hamas trade blow after blow.

>> secretary of state john kerry in cairo solving the current conflict but dealing with the underlying issue. that looks less and less likely by the hour. overnight a major israeli air strike hitting 70 targets in gaza. as of this morning 565 palestinians and 29 israelis are dead. time now for a look at who is talking. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer and oliver north weighing in on the failed leadership when it comes to foreign policy. >> he said three years ago had to go. he said at the speech of the national defense a year ago the war on terror must end. the taliban and al qaeda haven't exactly signed up. now he says all of this must happen with russia. of course it's not going to happen. >> what you are looking at is a disaster going on with the ukraine. a disaster in iraq, a disaster

in libya. not a single solitaire resuccess story. we have surrendered control over our southern border. we have a lousy relationship with canada our closest ally. if you look at what's going on in the rest of the world everyone is worse off because america failed to lead. listen to this story now. an elderly veteran arrested for speaking his mind in tennessee. 76-year-old eddy over holtz was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after he asked the mayor of greenville tennessee to quote speak up at a county board meeting. concerns planned for a chemical plant to dump waste water into the local river. he plans to fight the charges against him. a professional wrestler turned politicians verses the wife of a navy seal. closing arguments in the case of jessie ventura against the estate of american sniper chris

kyle. kyle claims he punched ventura in the face in a bar in 2006. ventura told him the navy seal quote deserves to lose a few. ventura says that never happened. he claims he was intentionally de famed in that book. he was shot and killed in 2012. but his widow defended her late husband in court. >> the most famous baby on the planet chris george celebrates his first birthday if you believe it. third in line of the throne. he was born to a flurry of hype. they have a peter rabbit themed bash. a soccer ball and a wooden train set. >> he has those arms flowing. >> if you are in the middle of the country you are going to have hot dangerous temperatures. >> what is the latest? >> good morning. we are looking at dangerous

amounts of heat with high temperatures climbing to about 100 degrees in some of the areas across the plains. the concern isn't the actual temperatures. places will be feeling like 190 degrees even though forecast highs is 100 degrees. we have a number of heat advisories through the states of iowa down to texas. the good news is that we are going to see some cooler air moving southward kansas city for instance looking at highs by tomorrow only in the upper 80's. that's a big improvement and the cooler air will continue to move southward. taking a look at chicago in the middle 70's as we head into tomorrow. cooler air moving southward. we have concern for showers and storms across portions of the midwest and also the southeast. that could produce travel delays across the midwest including cities like chicago parts of northern missouri, iowa. you could be looking at severe weather, damaging winds, large hail being the main concern with isolated tornadoes possible.

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it is better than one lump sum. >> thanks for joining us today. we'll see you tomorrow on wednesday. >> i think we should have forever young on the show. >> isn't he great? "fox & friends" starts right now. >> bye. >> good morning. it is tuesday, july 22. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. this morning president obama heads west on a fund-raiser tour, but one stop he did just cancel. a sit-down with this guy. >> it seems like the only time the president comes to l.a. is for money. he's like a college student who only comes home to do his laundry and steal leftovers from the fridge. >> ouch. even though he canceled kimmel, is now the time to fund raise. >> an american marine jailed in mexico since march. despite hundreds of thousands of people like you signing a petition for his release, the white house do